French chewy sweets, orange, lemon, strawberry and cherry?

[VenalWinfrey]

Can anyone remember the name of these french chewy sweets? They are basically small chews, in flavours above, and I believe you COULD only get them in France, in a bag rather than a tube. They're really nice and I was hoping to search online and see if I could get them anywhere local.

thanks all

[maximo]

Are you thinking of the "Petits Pimousse" sweets, made by La Pie Qui Chante? They were gorgeous, all chewy and juicy...Yum! Sorry, don't know if they still do them as I haven't lived in France for 5 years, but I'm sure they wouldn't have stopped them!

See at the bottom of the page here, if you recognise the bag:
http://www.prodimarques.com/sagas_marques/la_p ie_qui_chante/la_pie_qui_chante.php

[lafrancaise]

Yes, they still do them and still available in Leclerc, Carrefour etc

[Alibobs]

I know exactly what you mean but can't think of the name......we use them as "currency" when playing cards on holiday!!! I will keep thinking

[Alibobs]

This is killing me! Is it "regalaid" or something like that? You can get the flavours you describe plus "milk" flavours??

There is something similar called tendre fruits I think and no French holiday was complete for my kids without Carambars

[maximo]

Oooooh alibobs!! you're thinking of the "Regal'ade" by Krema!
Same sort of chewy sweets, VenalWinfrey. Those are gorgeous too....mmmmmmhh..I want some now! :-(

[Alibobs]

They're the ones Maximo!!

[VenalWinfrey]

YOU'VE CRACKED IT!!!!!

Thanks very much everyone!