Whatever happened to Trebor Mints

https://www.hancocks.co.uk/brands/trebor


Seem to be three types of trebor mint now.
None like the original

I'm pretty sure they still do various versions of the soft mint ones (Mr Soft won't you tell me why the world in which you're living is so strange?) and the really strong ones that are like a lump of chalk but yeah now you mention it I've not seen the concave one for years now.
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I never heard of them... but, of course, Amazon has them.

Apparently still around, they're on Amazon and elsewhere, but I don't buy mints because the dentist advised me not to! Merged with Bassetts (liquorice allsorts etc.), subsidiary of Cadbury, now ultimately owned by Mondelez. The name probably came from Robert Robertson, one of the founders of the original company in London in 1907.

Next time I'm shopping I'll see if I spot them. From what I remember, they deliver quite a hit of flavour.

Don’t think so..

In the UK can get them supermarkets at the till and papershops, only NOT that package.

Really? I wouldn't have thought they'd ever go. Polos still exist, right?

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Haven't seen them for years

Trebor mints are a minty bit stronger.
Stick em up your bum so they last a bit longer.


Am I the only one who remembers that?

They had a factory (long closed down) near us.

Dead

My Grandad was a manager at Trebor, every time I went to visit he'd give me a pack of these, I used to absolutely love those mints, they just disappeared at some point in the late 80s I believe