Twisps

Twisps are a type of confectionery, commonly known as a sweet or candy. They are characterized by their twisted shape, which gives them their name. The confectionery typically consists of two or more distinct flavors or colors of chewy candy twisted together. This visual and gustatory combination is a defining feature of Twisps.

The exact composition of Twisps can vary, but they are generally made from sugar, corn syrup, flavorings, and colorings. The texture is typically soft and pliable, allowing for the twisting process. They are often sold in cellophane wrappers, either individually or in multi-pack bags. Twisps are popular among children and adults alike and can be found in most convenience stores and supermarkets. The manufacturing process involves extruding different colored and flavored candy masses and then twisting them together before cutting them into individual pieces. The flavors available can range widely, from fruit flavors like strawberry and lemon to more complex combinations. Their simple yet appealing nature has contributed to their sustained popularity in the candy market.