Autodrop comes with an upgraded variant
Driving for hours isn’t everyone’s idea of fun, but with a great playlist and plenty of sweets at hand, those kilometres fly by. The clever people at Autodrop are preparing us extra well for the Route du Soleil and Black Saturday by upgrading their favourite liquorice sweets: the beetles, Cadillacs and city buses are now even bigger and thicker.
Taking food with you on holiday is the height of sadness. Seriously: five kilos of Eigenheimers in your boot and a trailer full of Calvé peanut butter with peanuts—surely that’s not acceptable? But you can make an exception for liquorice sweets, because the chances of finding large boxes of Autodrop in a French hypermarket are practically zero. Toss a box or two of these car-shaped sweets into your luggage, and you won’t miss out. Good to know: these upgraded sweets are vegan too.
Yep, they’re vegan
Vegan? Sweets? Do they contain meat or animal products? I can hear you thinking. Many sweets contain gelatine, which is made from bones. Beeswax to make liquorice sweets shine, or milk powder in milk chocolate, are also out of the question for vegans. But they don’t have to make do with nothing sweet, because there are quite a few vegan sweets in the supermarket. Most sour belts are vegan, for example, as are the bacon piglets and monkey heads. These new car-shaped sweets have been upgraded: thicker, bigger and with extra filling. Come on, put a few packs in the glove compartment and head into the traffic jam with something to chew on.
