And it's good news for those with a sweet tooth. That's because Rowntree's, which is owned by Nestlé, is changing its Fruit Pastilles recipe so that more people can eat them. The 139-year-old ...

Now the recipe is changing and the whole range is going plant-based. With 15 million people enjoying Fruit Pastilles every year, this is a huge change for the sweets, which were invented by ...

Rowntree’s Fruit Pastilles have been around for close to a century-and-a-half, having been launched in England in 1881. Throughout the years, several customers have requested that the recipe be ...

Rowntree’s Fruit Pastilles are to become vegan-friendly with a new recipe, owners Nestlé have announced. The new gelatine-free formula will be used across the full range of Fruit Pastilles ...

THE 139-year-old recipe for Fruit Pastilles has had a tweak to go vegan. Until now the sweet, launched in 1881, included gelatine, derived from collagen from animal parts. The 139-year-old ...

Rowntree’s will be giving its 139-year-old Fruit Pastilles recipe a vegan makeover, the company has confirmed. Fruit Pastilles have been around for close to a century-and-a-half, having been ...

But Al was having none of it, telling listeners: “Rowntree’s has changed its 139-year-old Fruit Pastilles, the recipe… to appease, wait for it, vegans.” The Scottish sporting legend’s co ...

A big recipe change has been announced for the ... by signing up to our newsletter We have more newsletters Rowntrees Fruit Pastilles and Randoms are set to get a lot less sugary.

Rowntree's Fruit Pastilles are round jelly sweets coated ... Some fans have contacted the food giant asking whether they had changed the recipe as the green lime-flavoured sweets now "taste ...