What are they called?
Ive found two.
Which ones are they
http://www.happysweetshop.co.uk/prod_info.asp?prodid=7
or
http://www.happysweetshop.co.uk/prod_info.asp?prodid=49
or even this
http://www.happysweetshop.co.uk/prod...asp?prodid=138
They both look the same. Thanks
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Thread: Those Red Cough sweets.
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Those Red Cough sweets.
Last edited by Sunny.; 25-06-2009 at 08:50 PM.
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I'm not sure. From my memory, cough sweets do have a slightly aniseed like flavour but the description for the "herbal twists" states that they're something like they're good for when you have the winter sniffles or whatever it said which sounds more cough-sweet like? If you understand what I mean lol
Maybe you should email the website and ask?
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Itl take a while for a reply and just want to order them now
even found this
http://www.happysweetshop.co.uk/prod...asp?prodid=138
"koff" might be it right?Last edited by Sunny.; 25-06-2009 at 08:51 PM.
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Soothers?
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I'd probably go with those ones myself.
Originally Posted by Sunny,
Itl take a while for a reply and just want to order them now
even found this
http://www.happysweetshop.co.uk/prod...asp?prodid=138
"koff" might be it right?
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Cough candy? They sorta taste menthol-ly.
Aniseed sweets are good for cough. The "koff" one is what i have I think. Its an aniseed taste.Last edited by Frank459; 26-06-2009 at 01:01 AM.
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Tunes?
I love it when youflex like that
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26-06-2009, 10:55 PM #8
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I can only think of Soothers or Tunes.
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26-06-2009, 11:22 PM #9
That's what I was thinking lol. Originally Posted by C00KZ.
Soothers?
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I'd go for the aniseed personally.
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