Twizzlers

Twizzlers are important not just as a popular candy but also as a cultural icon, representing nostalgia and enjoyment for many people. Their unique texture and flavor make them a favorite treat for various occasions, from movie nights to Halloween. Additionally, Twizzlers have become a part of social traditions, often serving as a fun snack for sharing and bonding experiences. Overall, they hold a special place in the hearts of candy lovers and contribute to the broader confectionery landscape.

The number of Twizzlers you can have on Weight Watchers depends on your specific plan and daily points allowance. Generally, Twizzlers are relatively low in points, with one standard piece often counting as 1 point. To determine how many you can enjoy, check the packaging for the exact points value and consider your daily or weekly points budget. Always remember to balance treats with healthier choices!

A 1 lb bag of Twizzlers typically contains around 40 to 50 pieces, depending on the specific variety and size of the Twizzlers. The exact number can vary slightly based on factors like the manufacturing process and any potential variations in individual candy sizes.

1 Piece is 1 Point

no licorice is known as red vines and twizzlers are twizzlers

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its not possible! :(

During the extrusion process the hole is made by a mandrel so the candy will cool evenly. If it were solid the interior wouldn't cool the same as the outside and would then be gooy or uncured.

It all depends on where you live. It can range anywhere from $2.00 to $80.00 depending on whether or not you buy two, a pack of 5/6 or a whole carton of 50.

I found Red vines 1920 and Twizzlers in 1845

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Twizzlers is NOT gluten free. Twizzlers Licorice (contains: Corn syrup, flour, sugar, cornstarch, shortening, molasses, and flavorings are mixed together to make the candy. A great list that I've found that has lists of both gluten free and definite non-gluten free candy is

http://www.celiac.com/gluten-free/lofiversion/index.php/t9925.HTML

Note that the list is lower down in the discussion and is dated 2005. The basic list should be the same with only cross contamination issues being those that change since basic recipes for the candies don't change.

Absolutely not! The only Twizzlers brand Twizzlers they make are fruit flavored. But it's possible that some other brand copied off the Twizzlers idea and made a turkey flavor.

What the ductility of a twizzler

No. Jelly sweets have their soft, chewy texture because of the ingredient "gelatine," which is usually made from boiled-down bone marrow of either a pig or a cow. However, some health food shops may offer gelatine-free gummy sweets.

Corn Syrup , Flour , Sugar , Cornstarch , Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil 2% or Less , Salt 2% or Less , Artificial Flavorings 2% or Less , Citric Acid 2% or Less , Potassium Sorbate 2% or Less - a Preservative , Artificial Coloring 2% or Less - Includes Red 40

http://www.walgreens.com/store/product.jsp?CATID=100540&navAction=jump&navCount=1&id=prod195#ingredient

Licorice is a toxin for dogs and can cause muscle damage and alteration in adrenal hormones.

As twizzlers are red licorice candy, it could cause your dog to suffer weakness, collapse and even death.

If your dog has consumed a twizzler, seek veterinary assistance as soon as possible.

Twizzlers is a brand of licorice. There may be other brands of licorice.

Vanilla, Chocolate, and Banana.

Oh, dude, a Twizzler is neither an element, mixture, nor compound. It's just a delicious sugary treat made of corn syrup and other ingredients. So, next time you're munching on a Twizzler, just enjoy it without worrying about its chemical composition. Like, who cares, right?