Skittles

Skittles” is a brand of fruit-flavored candy that was first made in 1974. They are small, round, and have a hard sugar shell with the letter “S” printed on them. Inside, they are chewy and fruit-flavored. Skittles are produced by the Wrigley Company, a division of Mars, Inc.

The original Skittles in the United States were orange, lemon, lime, grape, and strawberry flavored. Over the years, many different varieties and flavor assortments have been introduced. Some of these include:

Wild Berry Skittles: Featuring berry punch, strawberry, melon berry, wild cherry, and raspberry flavors.

Sour Skittles: A sour, sugary coating with sour fruit flavors.

Tropical Skittles: Offering a tropical twist with flavors like banana berry and mango tangelo.

Skittles Desserts: Flavors inspired by desserts, like raspberry sorbet and key lime pie.

Skittles are known for their marketing slogan, “Taste the Rainbow,” which reflects the variety of colors and flavors in each pack. They have become a popular candy globally, recognized for their bright colors and bold, fruity flavors. Skittles have also been used in various creative ways in baking and crafting due to their vibrant colors and sweet taste.