Smarties

Smarties are a brand of small, round, hard-shelled, fruit-flavored candy. They were first introduced in the United Kingdom in 1937 by Rowntree's, a British confectionery company. The name "Smarties" is derived from the word "smart," reflecting the candy's bright, vibrant colors and flavors. Each Smartie is coated in a thin layer of sugar, giving them a smooth texture and a pleasant crunch when bitten into.

Smarties come in a variety of fruit flavors, including orange, strawberry, lemon, raspberry, and apple. The candies are typically packaged in small, colorful bags or boxes, making them a popular choice for snacking and as a treat for children. They are also commonly used in baking and cooking, adding a burst of flavor and color to various desserts and confections.

In addition to their traditional fruit flavors, Smarties have also introduced limited-edition flavors throughout the years, such as cherry, pineapple, and even a seasonal flavor like gingerbread. These special editions are often released during holidays or special events, adding to the brand's appeal and keeping the product fresh and exciting for consumers.

Smarties have gained a significant following worldwide, with the brand being widely available in many countries. Their distinctive shape, vibrant colors, and fruity flavors have made them a beloved candy among both children and adults. Whether enjoyed on their own or used in recipes, Smarties continue to be a popular choice for those seeking a sweet and tangy treat.