Smarties candy rolls have been made virtually the same way for over 70 years. ... multicolored treat out of a factory in Union, New Jersey. ... The wrapper gets cut and formed around the roll.

Snorting Smarties is an actual thing on YouTube. Teenagers are filming themselves crushing the popular pastel-colored candy and snorting it. Snorting the candy isn’t exactly new -- some of the ...

Mixing. The buckets filled with individual flavors of Smarties—most-popular cherry and orange cream (pink and white), grape (purple), orange (orange), pineapple (yellow), and “big shocker ...

I also used to unravel the ends of the tube and pull out the card board disk that formed the one end of the tube. Other sweets came in cheap and nasty boxes not unlike the ones Smarties now plan to ...

Enough talented growers and extractors have embraced Smarties for me to take it seriously, even if the background is a bit muddy. Most accounts trace Smarties back to Pacific Northwest breeder ...