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Take a plunge in the Jungle Juice Blue Lagoon. A refreshing and revitalising Blue Slush E liquid with a twist. Your taste buds will crave for more on every vape as you taste Raspberry followed closely with a hint sour but nothing too overpowering. It’s the perfect blend to put a smile on your face”
The original adverts used Claymation special effects, similar in style to those made famous in the movies of Ray Harryhausen. They also included a voiceover style reminiscent of a 1950s radio serial.Laura Louise Petford said: “My dad uses to work there and I remember the ice cream flavour Chewits! Yum yum!” The land was first occupied by a factory in 1920, and went on to become the Holland’s Toffee factory. The Sweetshop classic that everyone adores! Bursting with flavour to make your taste buds scream out for more. The sharpness of Rhubarb is balanced with the creamy custard making the perfect partnership” Sadly the Leaf UK factory which made Chewits was shut in 2006, with 162 people losing their jobs. Some of the employees had worked there for 40 years.
Carole Wright said: “I worked there for five years. The job was awful. Very boring. But the people I worked with - well that’s a different matter. The social life was fantastic. I definitely get the Fruit Salad chew vibe just wish there was a bit more oomph to the flavour. This is very more-ish just like the sweet! In 2003, after a further shift in advertising agencies, a new ad was aired showing a wide range of animals auditioning to be the new face of Chewits. The ad announced the return of the iconic dinosaur Chewie mascot, now dubbed 'Chewie the Chewitsaurus'. [12] This is another one I was really looking forward to. Despite being 43 – I still have the taste buds of a 6 year old and I love a drop of bubblegum e-liquid. The IVG Bubblegum Millions is still one of my favourites!The earliest form of Chewits were originally made by J A & P Holland, known locally as Hollands of Southport, and the factory was based at 23a Cross Street, Southport, England. The sweet was originally a chewy toffee with a softer texture than the Chewits that launched in 1965. Across from Mullards, on Rufford Road, there was an engineering company called Bankfield, my dad worked there years ago. He also worked on the old pier train, the Silver Bell. I will ask him if he worked on the manufacture of aeroplanes in Southport. He, my mum and sister emigrated to Canada, where he worked in plane manufacture with De Havilland in Toronto. He worked in different aspects of sheet metal work all his working life.” I was on fizzy Chewits and the highlight was getting M&S double Devon rejects from the factory shop.” Gerry Dolan who drove one of the Holland's tankers for the factory in Southport, which carried glucose for the sweets. Photo by Gerry's daughter Barbara Dolan Easter hunts usually work best in a large outdoor space, where your mini dinosaurs have plenty of room to really get their claws into the fun.
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