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     • Now for a little bit of a history, did you know these were first made way back in 1872 by three people. Their names were Clarke, Nickolls and Coombes.
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   Who makes Clarnico Mint Creams?

   • Customers who bought Clarnico Mint Creams also purchased... Delicious smooth mint creams, made by Bassetts Sweets from the UK's favourite online Sweet Shop, as featured in the Observer Food Monthly and the Oxford Journal.

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   What happened to Clarnico Mint cream?

   • The product range was pared down until only the Clarnico Mint Cream remained. Manufacturing was relocated to France and the product was sold under the Maynards Bassetts brand. The sweet was discontinued in 2019, after over 100 years in production, thus ending the Clarnico link to confectionery.

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   Who made Clarnico Marmalade?

   • Clarnico was the largest sugar confectionery manufacturer in Britain during the interwar period. The Clarnico Mint Cream continued to be produced until 2019. Clarke Nickolls & Co was established as a jam and marmalade manufacturer at Hackney Wick in East London in 1872. There was an initial workforce of ten people.

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   When did Clarnico go out of business?

   • Clarnico became loss-making and was sold to its London-rival Trebor for £900,000 in 1969. The merged business was the fourth largest confectionery manufacturer in Britain. The Clarnico factory in London was closed down in 1973. Clarnico products continued to be sold, including Mint Creams, fudge, Fruit Jellies and Chocolate Peppermint Creams.

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   Who makes Clarnico's chocolate?

   • The confectioner Clarnico is synonymous with Hackney Wick. The company, known as Clarke, Nickolls,Coombs until 1946, arrived in Hackney Wick in 1879 and made and imported sweets and chocolates. Most of the staff were girls and when they got married Clarnico’s gave them a small gift of money, called a ‘dowry’.

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   When did Clarnico stop making fudge?

   • The Clarnico factory in London was closed down in 1973. Clarnico products continued to be sold, including Mint Creams, fudge, Fruit Jellies and Chocolate Peppermint Creams. The Irish manufacturing presence was closed down in 1974, and the market was thereafter served by imports from Britain.

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3. letslookagain.com › 2016 › 04Clarnico of Hackney Wick (1872 – 2019) - Let's Look Again

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   Apr 9, 2016 · Clarnico products continued to be sold, including Mint Creams, fudge, Fruit Jellies and Chocolate Peppermint Creams. The Irish manufacturing presence was closed down in 1974, and the market was thereafter served by imports from Britain.

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4. www.treasureislandsweets.co.uk › mints › clarnicoClarnico Mint Creams - Treasure Island Sweets Ltd ...

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   Bassetts Clarnico Mint Creams - the original peppermint cream with a soft and creamy centre covered in a crispy white shell. Now for a little bit of a history, did you know these were first made way back in 1872 by three people. Their names were Clarke, Nickolls and Coombes.

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5. www.sweetsforu.co.uk › clarnico-mint-creams-p-1174Clarnico Mint Creams: Sweets For U, the No 1 UK online Sweet Shop

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   Customers who bought Clarnico Mint Creams also purchased... Delicious smooth mint creams, made by Bassetts Sweets from the UK's favourite online Sweet Shop, as featured in the Observer Food Monthly and the Oxford Journal.

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   Over time the Trebor family added other iconic names: Sharps Toffees, Clarnico Mint Creams, Topps Bubble Gum and Maynards Wine Gums. The Trebor Story brings back the world that made those sweets: the factories and sales vans, the darts teams and work outings – all the ecosystem of a thriving family business, from a time when managers could ...

8. www.toffeeworld.co.uk › product › bassetts-clarnicoBassetts Clarnico Mint Creams | Traditional Sweets - ToffeeWorld

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   Bassett's Mint Creams. Allergy Advice. May Contain Traces Of Wheat. Ingredients. Sugar, Glucose syrup, Water, Flavourings. Manufacturer. Trebor Bassett's made by The Tangerine Confectionery Ltd, The Quality Centre, PO Box 2101, Blackpool, FY4 4WY, UK. County. Country of Origin United Kingdom.

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   Jul 9, 2012 · Ingredients. 1 kg icing sugar – 1.20. 100ml double cream – 0.40. 2 egg whites – 0.80. Tissue paper – 1.50. Peppermint extract (10mls) – 0.60. Price – 4.50. Method. How to keep your niece and nephew busy on a wet Saturday afternoon!

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    Despite being taken over by Trebor Bassett, the name lives on in Bassett's Clarnico Mint Creams and also in the CNC Property company. Just after the second world war, Clarnico was the largest confectioner in Britain but moved further across the Lee to Waterden Road in 1955 where it survived for another 20 years.