Clarence Crane was a chocolate maker and chocolate was hard to sell in the summer months so he decided to try to make a mint to boost his summertime sales. In 1912 he sold "Crane's Peppermint Life Savers" In 1913 he sold the rights to his candy to Edward Noble for 2,900.00. The reason he put the hole in the center was life preservers were just starting to be used on ships to toss to passengers who had fallen overboard. Crane also saw a pill making machine at a druggist that was operated by hand and made round flat pills. Putting together "life preservers" with the pill making machine adding the hole made his mints "life preservers". By 2004 the candy was owned by Kraft Foods and made into many flavors.
it can be any shape
The Parthenon is rectangular in shape.
A funnel shape
it has its own shape to it it is not a legal shape but without all of the twists and turns a rectangle.
the bottom and supporting part of the shape
A lifesaver
One can purchase a Lifesaver bottle at various retailers. One can purchase a Lifesaver bottle online at websites such as Amazon, eBay and the Lifesaver official website.
I'm overboard And I need your love Pull me up I can't swim on my own It's too much Feels like I'm drowning without your love So throw yourself out to me My lifesaver (Lifesaver, oh lifesaver) My lifesaver (Lifesaver, oh lifesaver) Whoa
A single Lifesaver candy typically weighs around 2.6 grams.
The cast of Lifesaver - 2014 includes: Jonathan Ryland as Leon
Have a red lifesaver and a purple one With a lifesaver holder
no
No, Lifesaver mints do not contain caffeine. Lifesaver mints are made primarily of sugar, corn syrup, high fructose corn syrup, citric acid, and natural and artificial flavors. Caffeine is not listed as an ingredient in Lifesaver mints, so you can enjoy them without worrying about caffeine content.
Yes you can.
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Lifesaver