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In the US, the slogan is "unexplainably juicy."

They were originally called Opal Fruits, and they were created in the UK.

The original flavors were strawberry, orange, lemon, and lime. Lime was replaced with cherry.

In the UK, the candies are vegetarian, but in the US, they contain Gelatin.

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There is about 22 grams of sugar in 40.1 grams of candy in Starburst. So, yes, this is a whole lot! The first ingredient is corn syrup, which is a form of sugar, the second is sugar itself, and the third is concentrated juice (which they would have put in for the natural sugar). Basically, if you want healthy and low sugar, don't eat Starburst.

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2.67 grams

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