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How are Rock Bars Made?

Rock sweets are a popular, traditional sweet made in the uk, it is many peoples sweet of choice, especially when visiting the seaside, but how are rock bars made? This blog will look at the process the manufacturers go through to create Britain's favourite sweet. The Manufacturing Process When looking at how rock bars are made , there is a step by step process that manufacturers follow to get the best results possible. It starts off with the basic mixture, this is made really warm so that the food colouring can be added in easily. All the colours that are going to be used are put into their own mixtures and kept separate for now. Each mixture is put onto a pulling machine to make it the right texture, this is also when the flavour is mixed in. After this, the different colours are assembled, this could be the outer shell of colours that you first see when you get the bar, or it could be the picture or writing on the inside of the bar. The symbols are built from the mixtures on a la...

Manufacturers of Logo Rock Candy in the UK

Rock sweets have been a well loved sweet in the UK for many years, gaining popularity as not only a fun treat but also a fun way to advertise for a business. In this blog, we will look at that interesting production process and how exactly manufacturers get logos into sweets. What is Logo Rock? Rock sweets are a traditional English sweet that has simple images or text embedded within it. These are commonly associated with seaside towns in the UK such as Blackpool, they can be customised by shapes, colours and flavours to appeal to a wide range of people. This is why so many companies use rock sweets to attract more customers by putting their logo in the sweets and handing them out to promote themselves. This can be done at special events like exhibitions or at their offices/shops so that clients leave with a positive memory and a fun way to remember the company. There are lots of manufacturers of logo rock uk who all produce custom rock sweets for their clients. The Manufacturing Proc...