Colours in sweets: how to read the label
Colour makes a sweet recognisable, but does not tell you exactly what is inside.
Colour makes a sweet recognisable, but does not tell you exactly what is inside.
On 14 January 1920, Walther Matthijs began developing his own liquorice recipes at home.
Looking for the Wilhelmina sugar-free peppermint roll?
KING sounds royal, but its name tells a story about quality.
Discover the story behind Wilhelmina peppermint, created in 1892 as a tribute to a young Dutch queen, and explore tins worth keeping.
Venco’s history starts in 1878, when Gerrit van Voornveld made liquorice and peppermint in a steam factory in Amsterdam.
Some sweet lovers choose fruity wine gums; others prefer firm liquorice or refreshing peppermint.