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[...] Welcome to the new Tasty Temptations website, Australia’s bulk and wholesale lolly specialist! It has taken months of planning, [...]

[...] it for you below.  So why not sit back with your favourite chocolate treat (bought from Tasty Temptations of course) and have a read. Then you can impress your friends with your new-found knowledge; [...]

[...] associated with Halloween until the mid to late 19th century. Of course, here at Tasty Temptations we love Trick or Treating, and we always have so many great ideas to share for you to get [...]

[...] get to eat the leftovers yourself! The post Trick Or Treating In Australia appeared first on Tasty Temptations. [...]

[...] .  Halloween is celebrated on 31 October, but was not followed as strongly in Australia as in North America and many European countries; but is becoming increasingly popular.  Trick or treating is [...]

[...] take with them while visiting homes to be rewarded with cakes, honey and money. Immigrants to North America, however, used a pumpkin which was both softer and larger, making it easier to carve. Mass [...]

[...] .  This practice was first recorded in North America in 1911 in Ontario. Today, some Halloween festivities still honour the earlier customs, and some of the festivities include studying these [...]

[...] , who originally dealt in tea and coffee in his shop. This was the start of the Cadbury Chocolates Dynasty we are all very grateful for! Discovering Chocolate all of those years ago has spawned [...]

[...] medicinal properties. (I think there are still many of us who are convinced of chocolates medicinal properties, particularly it’s ability to make us feel good!). Apothecaries had the equipment and [...]

Halloween is celebrated on October 31st of each year. While traditionally not a massively popular celebration in Australia, it is becoming more and mo [...]