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What sweets were called opal fruits?
Starburst
What did people used to call starbursts?
I think they were called "Opal Fruits." Opal fruits is the answer. The ad jingle was ''Opal Fruits, made to make your mouth water''.
Are opal fruits worth anything?
they cost 5 cents
Who invented starburst candy?
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.
Why did they change the name of opal fruits?
because they moved from England to united states and in England they called it opal fruits
What year did starburst come out?
In 1971 in the United Kingdom under the name of Opal fruits. In 1976, they were introduced to the United States and were an immediate hit. They have been ruining the teeth of children and the sugar addicted, ever since. Yummy!
How much was opal fruits in 1970?
they costs 5cents
Which of these was not among the four original Starburst flavors Strawberry - Lemon - Lime or Cherry?
cherry (nations trivia) lime (pch) CORRECT ANSWER: LimeSome on-line quizzes list the answer, though incorrect, as Cherry Original Fruit Chews where (cherry, lemon, strawberry, orange)Starburst was originally known as Opal Fruits *there are several different questions linked to this answer the above information will answer most if not all of them
Candy that begins with O?
Opal fruits. A British candy, google it.
Does starburst candy have a lot of sugar?
In the US, the slogan is "unexplainably juicy." They were originally called Opal Fruits, and they were created in the UK. The original flavors were strawberry, orange, lemon, and lime. Lime was replaced with cherry. In the UK, the candies are vegetarian, but in the US, they contain gelatin.
When were starburst invented?
in 1980 the starburst were invented
Are there different kinds of opal?
The types of Opal that i am familiar with are White Opal, Fire Opal, Boulder Opal, Black Opal, Crystal Opal, Light Opal, Doublet Opal, Triplet Opal, Common Opal, Synthetic Opal, and Immitation Opal.
