Stubbs, Robyn (19 July 2002). "D'oh! Simpsons novelty a sellout". The Australian Financial Review. p.26. A tip - Fonzies in Italy are a direct copy, even the bag design and font used. But Twisties are made from cheddar, Fonzies are made from mozzarella. So every trip to Italy results in my munching on mozzarella flavoured Twisties under a different name. In 2001, Cate Blanchett said that Twisties were what she missed most about Australia, with relatives posting them to her in England. [61] In 2011, footballer Billy Brownless claimed that cheese Twisties were beneficial for treating a hangover. [62] [63] 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]

As an expat in the UK, there are two things I really miss about Australia - bushwalks in the Blue Mountains and Twisties (doing both at the same time is Nirvana).

Fonzies Corn Crisps Multi-Pack

Cheesy yumminess in every crunch, so addictive that you can easily consume your body weight of these in one sitting! Thanks to Sanza I can live in the UK without withdrawals.

Spring, Alexandra (16 July 2015). "Watermelon cake, fried Nutella pie, miso eclair: the most innovative cakes on offer this year". The Guardian.I love my twisties and the only time I get them is when my cousins comes for a visit and she brings me loads. 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 Fonzies was born in Italy in the 80s, were originally produced by Ferrero, subsequently sold to other manufacturers. Nothing compares with Twisties. They are so irresistibly crunchy and cheesy, you just can't stop! Simply heaven! Wish they made a huge party bag size (but I still wouldn't share!)