Flamin' Hot - released for six weeks in 2001 [25] alongside the toffee flavour, as part of the 'Heat vs Sweet' competition. Consumers voted via an 1800 phone number to choose their preferred flavours. [32]

You know me already, I love cheese! If you want to wow me, bring me a nice cheese board, not chocolates! So these cheese twists are just what I need when my savory tooth needs its fix. Jump to: Turns Your Tongue Blue! - limited edition, released in 2012, marketed as being able to temporarily change the colour of your tongue to blue, re-released 2017

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Super Starz - released as part of a 2012 promotion with Viacom promoting the MTV World Stage music festival in 2012 In 1986, Fred Nile complained about a Twisties television commercial to the Advertising Standards Council. He alleged that the Viking-themed advertisement used occult imagery and goats' heads and that it would disturb children. The commercial received a record number of 680 complaints alleging that it was "...demonic and harmful to children," but it was noted that many were in similar handwriting. It was removed from television, this was attributed to marketing reasons rather than the pressure groups. Wright, Lea (12 August 1988). "Someone's watching over battle for viewers' minds". Sydney Morning Herald. p.3. Take the puff pastry out the fridge about half an hour before you start so it has time to warm up a bit before you use it.

Unroll the pastry carefully and lay it out on your work surface or a large chopping board. Cut it in half down the middle width ways. Stubbs, Robyn (19 July 2002). "D'oh! Simpsons novelty a sellout". The Australian Financial Review. p.26. Burbury, Rochelle (18 May 1995). "Risk and a worm's eye view of Cannes". Sydney Morning Herald. p.34.Flamin' Hot - released for six weeks in 2001 alongside the toffee flavour, as part of the 'Heat vs Sweet' competition. Consumers voted via an 1800 phone number to choose their preferred flavours. Bake the puff pastry twists in the oven for around 12-15 minutes. They’re ready when they’ve turned a nice golden brown and are crispy rather than soggy. In 2001, Cate Blanchett said that Twisties were what she missed most about Australia, with relatives posting them to her in England.