Terry's All Gold facts for kids
Terry's All Gold was a popular box of mixed chocolates. It was first made by a company called Terry's. Later, another company, Carambar & Co, took over. Sadly, these chocolates stopped being made in 2020.
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What Was Terry's All Gold?
Terry's All Gold chocolates were first sold in the United Kingdom. They started appearing in stores around the early 1930s. Some records say 1931, while others mention 1932 or 1936. For many years, it was a very well-known brand.
Famous Slogans
People often saw advertisements for Terry's All Gold. A famous saying used to promote the chocolates was: "See the face you love light up with Terry's All Gold." This slogan suggested that giving the chocolates would make someone happy.
Why Did They Stop Making It?
The company Carambar decided to stop making Terry's All Gold in 2020. They wanted to focus more on other popular products. Their main focus became the well-known Terry's Chocolate Orange range.
What Was Inside the Box?
Terry's All Gold chocolates came in different box sizes. You could usually find boxes that weighed about 454 grams (16 oz) or 380 grams (13.4 oz). A 380-gram box contained various types of chocolates.
