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Name: Darrell Lea Bo Peeps
At REMO Since: 1989
Thanks to: REMO
Copyright: Darrell Lea
CustOMER Comments: 15
Average Rating: Customers have given this product a 5 Star rating
CustOMER Images: 7

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Darrell Lea "Bo Peeps" (Since 1937) will be familiar to many Australians. The original label for these garish but yummy "satinettes" (16 types, each with its own flavour) sported a picture of Little Bo Peep. Hence the name.

Darrell Lea Chocolates was established in 1928 and has grown steadily since then. It is privately owned by the Lea family who still work in the business. Darrell Lea manufactures almost all of its own products and uses around 300 raw materials and 2,500 items of packaging materials which are, wherever possible, sourced from Australian manufacturers and suppliers.

Jason Lea, who died tragically of leukemia in 2005, had long been a REMO CustOMER and supporter, and it is largely thanks to Jason's patronage that we are able to include Bo Peeps within our portfolio of Special Things.

AUD $4.00 => USD 2.77 approx

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| Cutest of cute!
These little fellas are a dieters dream!!! Not only are they very little - thus low in cals - but one goes a loooong way. Pop one on the tongue, close eyes and float back to happy childhood memories........

Mon 14 Jan 2008 | 09:13 AM SYD EST

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| Bo Peep lollies.
Yummy, yummy. Memories of glass jars and satiny little Bo Peeps.

Wed 3 Oct 2007 | 04:16 PM SYD EST

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| Nothing like them
Darrell Lea Bo Peeps are one of the nicest sweet ever to be created. Full of colour and every colour has a different flavour. I wish I could buy them in shops here in Dublin....OH well I will just have to order them from remo.

Thu 17 May 2007 | 07:15 AM SYD EST

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| Instant Childhood recalled
When i lived in Mackay north Queensland, a visit to Brisbane wouldn't be complete without a visit to the Darrell Lea shop for some bottles of Bo Peeps. I didn't know what they were called. I only knew they were heaven. Each lolly is packed with flavour.

Tue 27 Feb 2007 | 09:15 PM SYD EST

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| 'Filing' my Bo Peeps
As a child, I used to carefully empty the jar out, sort them into groups of the same colour and size, and then start eating from the biggest pile. I was trying to get to the perfect state where there were the same number of each sort. Sort of a nerdy thing to do, and the sweets got a bit sticky from all that handling, but it seemed really important at the time.

Lorraine Leung | Sydney, Australia | CustOMER Since 1993 | |

Fri 10 Nov 2006 | 08:16 PM SYD EST

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| Yummy Memories!
Can't believe I found these childhood memories here at REMO! I remember, as a child, begging Mum for a Jar at the local Darrell Lea shop inside our local Newsagents store in SA. As another members commented, they are truly little pillows of heaven. I just bought 2 jars but they wont last long. Might have to hide them from the Hubby! :) Thanks REMO!

Tue 30 May 2006 | 07:16 PM SYD EST

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| Lovely little lollies
Remeber these lovely little things from my childhood, and that is a long time ago!!! Glad to see that something old is new again!!

Carmel Woods | Hurstville NSW, Australia | CustOMER Since 1989 | | S

Tue 21 Feb 2006 | 02:48 PM SYD EST

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| Childhood treats
Lovelly little guilty treats from my childhood that I still indluge in. Every little lolly a surprise as you stick your finger in the jar with desparate expectation as to what flavour is next...Pure bliss.

Anonymous | Lane Cove, Australia | CustOMER Since 1991

Sun 5 Dec 2004 | 09:44 PM SYD EST

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| Little pillows of heaven!
These are so good and we miss them so much! Brings back memories of the Darrell Lea show bags we got at the Royal Darwin Show. Yum!

Wed 8 Oct 2003 | 05:35 AM SYD EST

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| tiny jewellery box
this is the thing I think of when I hear/read the word 'peeps'. peeps doesn't mean people, it means lollies! tiny, pretty, crunchy, and yummy. what more could you want? a peppermint one splintering between your teeth. yum...

Tue 22 Jul 2003 | 07:44 PM SYD EST

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| Yummy
Growing up in Sydney in the 60s: bus to town, lunch at Cahill's (or Coles Cafeteria) & a jar of Bo Peeps on the way home.

Remo Giuffre | Bondi, Australia | CustOMER Since 1988 | |

Sat 21 Jun 2003 | 05:11 AM SYD EST

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| mmmmmmmmmmmm
I remember these! *Love them*

Wed 18 Jul 2007 | 12:49 AM SYD EST

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| 60/70's inner city dining
Hi Rem, I'm glad I wasn;t the only one subjected to Cahill's group of restaurants. I remember the Chinese smorgasboard which had chips next to sweet and sour pork. How Orstrayan.

brett mason | Silverwater, Australia | CustOMER Since 1989 | |

Thu 30 Oct 2003 | 11:53 AM SYD EST

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| Sweet Tooth?
Growing up in Adelaide in the 70's meant many things including the Central Market and Darell Lea. Try these....the kids will love them.