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Everton Mints

Everton Mints - Such a traditional British sweet! Now, the question is, why are they called Everton Mints? Are you sitting comfortably? Then we`ll begin... the sweets were made by Mother Noblett`s Toffee Shop in the Liverpool district of Everton. The
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Everton Mints
- Such a traditional British sweet! Now, the question is, why are they called Everton Mints? Are you sitting comfortably? Then we`ll begin... the sweets were made by Mother Noblett`s Toffee Shop in the Liverpool district of Everton. The black & white mints (reflecting the old Everton strip) were made to be distributed among the fans at matches, & they were jolly popular, just as they are today! So, there you go! A nice bit of trivia courtesy of the anoraks at A Quarter Of!
- Qty In Order: 200 grams (7.07 oz)

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Black - A colour which does not emit any colour of the spectrum. Black absorbs all frequencies of the spectrum.
White - A colour combining all colours
Liverpool - A UK city on the east coast of England
Traditional - Something that has become the same through a period of time and thus repeated.
Traditional - Something that has been around for a while and is repeated regularly.
Popular - Something that is admired and liked by many people.

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A Quarter Of
Indulge your sweet tooth with A Quarter Of, your ultimate destination for nostalgic candy treats. Dive into a world of retro confectionery where childhood memories come to life. From mouthwatering classics like Cola Bottles and Flying Saucers to irresistible retro sweets like Black Jacks and Fruit Salads, we've got something to satisfy every craving. With our wide selection of delicious goodies, you can relive the joy of simpler times and share the magic of old-fashioned sweets with family and friends. Treat yourself or surprise a loved one with a taste of nostalgia from A Quarter Of today!
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