The answer is NO!
We purchased 3 package of Starburst and each package contained an even distribution of flavors. The order of flavors/colors was also exactly the same in each package. It appears Starburst's manufacturing process in automated and repeatable from this very quick test.
Cherry
The originals are strawberry, cherry, orange, and lemon.
Starburst candies were invented by Peter Pfeffer in 1961 in . He first called them Opal Fruits. The original flavors were orange, lemon, strawberry, and lime.
According to one source, other Jamba Juice flavors are: Strawberry Shortcake, White Gummy Bear, PB+J, Starburst, Fruity Pebbles, Push-pops, and Skittles. They are either back-catalog flavors or ones that are not being sold.
I wish. And my mom thinks they should make a licorice flavored one...
I believe M&M's, Skittles, and Starburst are the main mystery flavor concept pushers.
Yes , the Wrigley Company produces both candies .
Yes you can buy a bag with all strawberry starburst at Captain Candy. See link below.
Children enjoy the pink starburst because they are the most flavorful and orgasmic of all the starburst flavors. So they're holding the pink starburst in their sweaty little hands/gaping warm mouths more often than the orange ones, which are sort of nasty and left out in the cold causing the pink ones to melt faster. There also might be something up with the ingredients that make pink taste so much better but that isn't yet confirmed.
One package of Starburst (42 gram package) contains: Total Fat = 3g Saturated Fat = 1g Polyunsaturated Fat = 1g Monounsaturated Fat = 1g
in 1980 the starburst were invented
lemon, cherry, strawberry, orange, strawberry banana chew, peach guava chew, cherry mango chew, melon berry chew, and royal berry punch chew. there is probably more but those are the ones i know so you should also try nutella there is a nutelleria in washington some where so enjoy your starburst and Nutella and have a GRAND yester-year