Vimto
Vimto has been making the world slightly more purple since 1908, and now does so in, apparently, 73 countries. Started by John Nichols in Blackburn, it was originally “Vimtonic”, a herbal drink to give people, well, vim. The tonic part of the name was shortened and the rest is history, as they say. There’s a “Monument to Vimto” statue outside the University of Manchester, on the spot where the first production line was, so you can go pay homage if you feel inclined.
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Vimto Jelly Babies (140g)
£1.00 -
Vimto Jelly Babies (180g)
£1.50