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Seen by Jamie on April 7 2010:
More on selling your by-products: The Dum Dum mystery pop is a mixture of two flavors (the end of one batch of candy meets the beginning of the next batch). Our candy lines are continuous and the switch over from one flavor to another results in some pops containing both flavors. Source: Dum Dum FAQs
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6 comments so far
Paul S 07 Apr 10
Cool stuff. It’s a really interesting by-product and the way they present it is great!
JF 07 Apr 10
Great find.
Kirk Strobeck 07 Apr 10
Not as much a commodity, but even our breathing is a by-product, it feeds trees.
Peter J. Hart 07 Apr 10
Just so there is no confusion, it is an artificial Mystery Flavor. So no worries if you are allergic to the real stuff. And it’s trademarked, so don’t get any ideas.
Joe Sullivan 08 Apr 10
I’ve always thought this is how “mixed berry” yogurt and jellies were born.
Emmanuel Turpin 12 Apr 10
Also the “Cancel” button should be the default button. Preveting the user’s reflex of pressing the enter key when a dialog shows of deleting all of his messages. Greate post !
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