These are so good. All the flavor of the original Drumstick but with a delightfully soft texture. If you've ever had Drumstick then you know exactly what this tastes like.
These are so good. All the flavor of the original Drumstick but with a delightfully soft texture. If you've ever had Drumstick then you know exactly what this tastes like.
When I hear "drumstick" I think "chicken legs" so this was unexpected.
That being said raspberry and milk sounds nice, I'd like to try them.
That being said raspberry and milk sounds nice, I'd like to try them.
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Found these in a weird local dollar store.
They aren't good, don't really taste of rhubarb, doesn't have any sour notes to counteract the sugar and the "custard" flavor, and there's a weird chemical aftertaste. Not impressed.
They aren't good, don't really taste of rhubarb, doesn't have any sour notes to counteract the sugar and the "custard" flavor, and there's a weird chemical aftertaste. Not impressed.
Dollar stores are hit or miss assuming its like dollar tree or pound land. Some stores have name brands others have "creamy milk mayo" on labels as names.
True but in my neck of the woods they also have imported candy that can't be found in larger chains for some reason. These are original Drumstick candies. They also have Terry's Chocolate Orange and Nerds and Pop tarts and weird Asian flavors of Pringles.
I got a weird idea that companies like using dollar stores as test subjects to see how well products move before reaching out to bigger markets. If dollar stores keep reordering your items then you can use that stores name to convince bigger chains to stock them if you're a no name.
