Sugusel

Sugusel, also known as sugus, is a brand of fruit-flavored jelly produced by the British company United Biscuits. It was first introduced in 1971 and has since become a popular snack in the United Kingdom and other countries. Sugusel comes in a variety of fruit flavors, including strawberry, raspberry, and orange, and is typically sold in small, individual packets.

The product is made from a mixture of fruit juice, sugar, and pectin, which gives it a smooth and slightly sticky texture. Sugusel is often enjoyed on its own as a snack or used as a topping for other foods, such as ice cream or yogurt. It is also a common ingredient in various desserts and baked goods.

Sugusel has gained a cult following among consumers for its unique taste and versatility. The brand has also been known for its distinctive packaging, which features a bright and colorful design. Despite its popularity, Sugusel has faced criticism for its high sugar content, which has led to concerns about its health implications.

In recent years, Sugusel has expanded its product range to include new flavors and variations, such as Sugusel Ice, a frozen version of the jelly. The brand has also been involved in various marketing campaigns and collaborations with other brands to promote its products. Overall, Sugusel remains a beloved and iconic snack in many parts of the world.