Everyone loves Chewits, from their chewy gooey texture to fun fruity flavours, Chewits are the perfect sweet for everyone (dinos included), but who can eat them? The sweetshop range which inspires nostalgia – perfect for car rides and adventures (and even games! Ever heard of the Strawberry Lace challenge?). Chewits Juicy Bites

For answers to our most commonly asked questions, visit our FAQs. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, you can just get in touch with us!In late 2019, a new design was introduced for Chewie, with a mottled paint effect on the colours, and more exaggerated mouth and teeth. [14] Social media [ edit ] Chewits are not made with gelatine, so you can be sure that the chewy texture you know, and love is completely pork-free and completely dinolicious. Chewits’ extremely fruity flavours and chewy chews is what makes them stand out against other chews on the market. And during their whole existence, they have been a perennial favourite of both children and adults. We’ve all got the one sweet that was our favourite during childhood. And now, thinking about it brings nostalgia but also disappointment that we can’t have it again. Quite a lot of the sweets we enjoyed during our childhood have since been discontinued.

However, they have officially been discontinued again due to the roaring popularity of the other flavours.For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned. It is often found in gummy sweets as it is a great way to give their sweets some bite and chew to them. All Chewits’ fruity flavours are made with real fruit juice and free from artificial colouring and hydrogenated fats. However, not all the products in our ranges are suitable for those with particular diets. With a change of advertising agencies, the puppets were replaced by colourful 2D animations. Chewie the Chewitsaurus was re-introduced in two popular adverts from this time. In the first, which aired in 1999, Chewie roller skates on two buses through a busy city scene. The second, which went out a year later in 2001, shows Chewie waterskiing at a popular seaside resort. The ads included a rendition of the 1994 hit song 'I like to move it' [11] by Reel 2 Real, with the chorus, "I like to Chewit Chewit." But now this range has expanded to Sour Cherry and Sour Lemon flavoured Chews, as well as Sour Apple & Lemon Juicy Bites. Now that’s something to sink your teeth into. Retro Chewits Get Re-Branded

In 2011, Chewits partnered with Team Extreme [21] and held an extreme sports road show to promote the Xtreme range of products. Want to take on a sourer approach to our beloved chewy sweets? Then you need to try out our Chewits Xtreme range! With the classic Xtreme Sour Apple flavour, and the newer Sour Lemon and Sour Cherry flavours, these Xtreme Chews are seriously sour. Don’t bite off more than you can chew!In 2009, Chewits launched a programme to help young sporting hopefuls ahead of the London Olympics in 2012. The Chewits Young Sporting Ambassador programme provides financial support and coaching to sponsored athletes. [20] https://chewits.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/For-Retro-Chewits-Sweets-blog.mp4 Chewits: Our Range In 2003, after a further shift in advertising agencies, a new ad was aired showing a wide range of animals auditioning to be the new face of Chewits. The ad announced the return of the iconic dinosaur Chewie mascot, now dubbed 'Chewie the Chewitsaurus'. [12] Along with Ice Cream Chewits came the introduction of other newer flavours, Cola, Rhubarb & Custard, and Blue Mint. Originally launched as limited edition flavours, Cola became an ever-popular Chewits choice so it’s been in our range ever since. Hurrah! Chewits are halal. We want as many people as possible to be able to enjoy the roarsome taste of Chewits, so we made sure that we don’t use any pork products in any of our Chewits sweets.