Help me find these mints!!!
My neighbor and I both grew up in New England....Mass for me and NH for her. We remember these mints that came in pastel colors and had a pretty flower in the center. I'm not sure if they were a local or national thing. Does anyone remember these? And does anyone know where I can find them?
Were the mints pretty flower shaped or decorated with a flower?
There is a thing called Party Mints. They were all different pastel colours and came in a rosette shape. They were made of something like white choclate, but flavoured with mint. They are soft, and bite like chocolate. Could not easily find a picture of them. Don't know if that is what you were referring to.
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My grandma makes something similar to that for family weddings. All they are is cream cheese mixed with powdered sugar until it gets a clay-like consistency, flavored, then molded. Loooooooooove them. I'm craving them right now lol
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No flowers, but here are pastel colored mints from Vermont Country Store. If you search around the site, you'll find a different brand of colored mints as well--but still no flowers.
http://www.vermontcountrystore.com/sh...
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rizzo: I can taste what you're describing! They were so good. I've just spent way too much time Googling for butter mints, decorated mints, tea party mints -- to little avail. There are plenty of places to buy decorated sugar cubes, so maybe an E-mail to one of those companies might get you a lead. I can still see a rosebud or a violet with a tiny green leaf...
http://jankishlapetitefleur.com/v2/fl... has some 21st century ones for weddings. Take a look.
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Yes!! Those are what I am looking for...except not at $85/lb. Someone made a commercial version of those.
Thanks for the googling :) I've been doing it all day as well.
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How about these? -although not decorated.
http://www.groovycandies.com/V2ProdDe...
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Are you talking about Russell Stover Rosebud mints? They came in a box in pastel colors and each one had a little rosebud on the top. I thought these had been discontinued years ago but the FAQ on the website says they can be special ordered from retail locations.
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That has got to be them!! Thank you. The closest one to me is Kittery, ME so I'll have to place an order and make a day trip.
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Hello Everyone! I was so excited to see all these posts about Rosebud Mints. I loved these little mints growing up...they were my favorite candy of all time!! I've been trying to find them for years but a few years ago I realized they were discontinued. I actually placed a call to Russell Stover yesterday and asked if they would specially make them for me. I spoke to a very nice woman from customer service and she said they don't make them anymore. I asked her if she could pass along my suggestion of bringing them back. She said she would defiantly pass along my suggestion and she mentioned I was not the first person who has called about these mints. So I was thinking if enough of us call Russell Stover, maybe we can get them to bring back the mints!! The number I called is 1-800-477-8683 . Let's all help to get these mints back on the shelves!!!!
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I just emailed...I loved those things.
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This candy company makes little rosebud mints:
http://www.suzettecandies.com/
They're listed under weddings/events
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Hi there,
I looked on the site and I didn't find anything that looked like minature Rosebud Mints. Do you know what their listed as??
Thanks!
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Putting on makeup and the Russell Stover Rosebud Mints came to me. My little sister and I absolutely loved them. We received them for our birthdays and at Christmas. We were so disappointed when we couldn't find them anymore. I will definitely call Russell Stover today. Thanks for the info.
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My aunt made wedding cakes and she also made these mints. Simple as can be.
They're fondant and really easy. You can make a batch and it keeps in the fridge for a very long time. Take out what you need, add coloring if you wish, drop into rounds or molds, and decorate.
http://www.yumyum.com/recipe.htm?ID=14768
or
http://www.ifood.tv/recipe/mint_fondant
You can also cheat with a cream cheese and sugar version.
http://www.cooks.com/rec/view/0,1813,...
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