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 ...

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 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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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.