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Are hot tamales discontinued?
Where are the hot tamales candy?
Can you substitute hot tamales for Red Hots?
Are hot tamales candy spicy?

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Chewy spicy tropical flavored candies. Naturally & artificially flavored. Mango Tango. Limon Fever. Pineapple Picante. 140 calories per serving. 6 servings per package. Get fired up! Hot Tamales Tropical Heat erupts with three spicy tropical flavors that will heat up your taste buds! Per Serving (20 Pieces): 140 calories; 0 g sat fat (0% DV); 30 mg sodium (1% DV); 25 g sugars. Percent DV is based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Facebook. HotTamales.com. Gluten free. Printed using 100% certified renewable energy. Satisfaction Guarantee: Quality candy is our family tradition. If you are not satisfied with the quality of this product, please save the unused portion and package. Contact us at 1-888-645-3453 M-F 9AM-5PM EST or www.hottamales.com. A great candy isn't made - it's Just Born. Made in the USA.

Sugar, Corn Syrup, Modified Food Starch, Contains Less Than 0.5% Of The Following Ingredients; Fumaric Acid, Natural And Artificial Flavors, Sodium Citrate, Dextrin, Citric Acid, Malic Acid, Artificial Color, Confectioners Glaze, Red #40, Carnauba Wax, Medium Chain Triglycerides, Yellow #5 (tartrazine), Yellow #6, Blue #1.

Ingredients

Sugar, Corn Syrup, Modified Food Starch, Contains Less Than 0.5% Of The Following Ingredients: Fumaric Acid, Natural And Artificial Flavors, Sodium Citrate, Dextrin, Citric Acid, Malic Acid, Artificial Color, Confectioners Glaze, Red #40, Carnauba Wax, Medium Chain Triglycerides, Yellow #5 (tartrazine), Yellow #6, Blue #1.

Taste test: This mix of of Hot Tamales was quite a departure from previous versions, as it offered three very different flavors, each in an entirely different colors, in the same box. Hot Tamales are best known for the original kind, which offers just one type of hot cinnamon candy. This wasn't the first kind with 3 varieties in the same box, as 3 alarm used different shades of red to reflect different heat levels, but they were all cinnamon-flavored.

The three flavors were described as Mango Tango (kind of reddish pink), Limon Fever (light green) and Pineapple Picante (peach colored). All three kinds had marble surfaces with some darker accents, kind of like jelly beans. We bit in to find that they were fairly soft and quite chewy. They had good fruit flavors with a middling level of heat. There wasn't a huge amount of heat from eating just one, but eating several in a row did add to the kick. Limon Fever ones seemed to be hotter than the other two kinds. We shared these around with some snackers during a musical performance at a bar and got lots of thumbs-ups.

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From the package: “Chewy Spicy Tropical Flavored Candies” ... “140 calories per serving | 3.5 servings per package” ... “Hot Tamales® Tropical Heat™ erupts with three spicy tropical flavors that will heat up your taste buds!”

Are hot tamales discontinued?

manufactures hot tamales. The Just Born Candy Company is a family-owned business in Pennsylvania. In the late 2000s, a spearmint version of Hot Tamales Ice was marketed, but it was discontinued. The hot tamale was reintroduced in 2018 in addition to regular hot tamales as Hot Tamales Fire.

Where are the hot tamales candy?

The Company That Makes Hot Tamales Just Born is a Pennsylvania-based candy company that is family-owned.

Can you substitute hot tamales for Red Hots?

Red Hot Candies – These you can find on the candy aisle of your store. They have a artifical cinnmon flavor, though we can't resist it's peppery flavor! If you can't find these, you can use the off brand sometimes called cinnamon imperials. You can use Atomic Fireball Candies, or hot tamales if desired.