Here's a list of 10 Skittles Facts That You Never Realized. Skittles is among the most popular candy in America but these are the top 10 things you didn't know about Skittles candies. ➡️ Subscribe to BabbleTop:
Skittles are the second most popular candy in America, trailing behind only Starburst. Chances are you probably just shove them in your mouth without thinking about anything other than how delicious they are. However, there's a lot more than meets the eye when it comes to these chewy little balls of happiness. So, grab a handful of Skittles and get ready to be surprised by some of these facts. Here are 10 Skittles facts you never realized.
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:30 Yogurt Covered Skittles
2:00 A Skittle With A Missing "S"
3:27 The "S" Floats Away
4:46 Skittles Went Colorless For Pride Month
6:44 Yellow Skittles Are The Most Common
8:35 America’s Fav Came From England
9:51 Wacky Skittles Creation Theory
11:03 They've Been Winning the Social Media Game For Years Now
12:17 It Takes About Eight Hours to Make a Skittle
13:25 Skittles Has One of the Longest-Running Ad Campaigns Ever
SUMMARIES:
- We already know that in the last decade or so, Skittles have come up with some new and creative innovations. You've got sour Skittles, tropical, orchard, wild berry, and much more. That's just some of the flavors you can get. Well, we've got some exciting news for you.
- There's a reason you will never see a Skittle without its signature "S." That's because if it's missing, those candies don't make it into the bag. Every single Skittle has an "S" on it as part of the brand's quality control system.
- All great stories start with people on the Internet, right? In this case, Internet users began posting about the mysterious things that were happening when they put Skittles candies in various liquids.
- As almost everyone who doesn't live under a rock knows, Skittles' slogan is "taste the rainbow." The candy is known for its signature rainbow blend of colorful candies.
- According to Internet investigators, there are always more yellow Skittles in each bag than any other color. This is a major theory floating around with Skittles enthusiasts (and really, who isn't a Skittles enthusiast?). Now that you think about it, though, you're probably realizing this is pretty true.
- That's right. Skittles were originally an import from the U.K., made by a company based in England. They were created in 1974. In 1979, the first Skittles hopped the pond and made their way to the mouths of Americans, who were instantly hooked.
- So, we know they were invented in England. But no one actually knows how or why, or who did it. While it was probably just something that a company employee thought up, there's a funny creation theory out there that is a little bit... peculiar.
- Skittles is one of the most-liked brand pages on Facebook, with over 20 million total likes. They repeatedly nail the social media game with their colorful images and sassy-yet-funny captions that sometimes have nothing to do with their candy products.
- In the Skittles factory, it takes about eight hours to fully coat the chewy center with the hard candy shell and finish up the candy. Of course, they don't just do one at a time.
- When you think about Skittles, you really do think about their visual imagery of tasing the rainbow and of all the colors and flavors coming together. Who could forget those classics, yet startlingly strange, commercials where objects would suddenly burst into piles of tiny colorful candies!?
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