Is this similar to violet crumble
2060665
Yes, they are similar. Violet Crumbles are crispier in texture than Crunchie bars, with a slightly more marshmallow taste.
2060666
Sorry Beverly I,ve never heard of violet crumble. The closest I can say some people call it Angel food orFairy food it is addictive! ha!ha!
2060667
crunches have a honycomb center coverd in real milk chocolate i grew up eating these they are wonderful.
1273891
I think it is, it has a variety of colors to play around with, and it helps you to learn to control the blending since it is a little bit powdery.. I love it though there's glittery colors and plain and a lot of colors I think you should try it out! :D good luck
982733
No it is the same. It melts well and great in recipes. I am a pastry chef and only use Callebaut.
516032
When I just bought it I thought it was but quickly realised that it does not have the staying power and not as strong as other Poisons I bought before. Wanted to change my review but there was no way to.
689515
I don't know but Walmart sells it for a lot cheaper. You can most likely find the ingredients on Crayola's web site.
2137516
I think it is, or close enough. Ive been using some in the laundry and in a spray bottle for stuff (not just pet stuff! Its a wonder what it will pull out of things you think are clean). Neither one has caused any color loss to anything I have used them on.
567242
It looks like the same product in the tubs, but not 100% positive. The tubs contain granules and is not in liquid form.
1812694
Yes. I believe they are only made/shipped from Australia. If you haven't had them before you may not want to chance it. But..... If you are a violet crumble lover and have not seen them in years you wouldn't hesitate.
1825163
It is more of a pink "rose" color. The package we received does not look anything like violet. They are very pretty. Hope this helps.
904721
It seems the same, though chemically I suppose there is no way to tell. There is still the same yummy smell and the same company listed as the manufacturer...the only difference I could see is my purple bottle listed parsol 1789, and I did not see it listed on the yellow bottle.
1837599
Not this exact one. But they do have the same product in smaller doses for your dog.
120102
I'd say it's similar to parachute fabric but with a subtle grainy texture. I've never come across it before. Super easy to clean and doesn't attract lint or other particles (Annie's bunny crumbs slide right off).
586377
That confused me, too. I think it's the same thing and they just changed the name. The bottle is the same and the ingredients are the same. Just be sure it says, "Brunette". One of the ingredients should be cocoa or some cocoa derivative.
1275771
Not sure why Yardley quit making the original, but it may have been that violet just went out of fashion and younger buyers considered it a scent that only old ladies would wear. However, there have always be perfume fans who love violet (I'm one of them) and will try anything with that scent. I don't think I ever wore the original, but I like the current version. On my skin, it's a sweet, cool, green-smelling violet. It does have a somewhat nostalgic, melancholy "feel" to it. I have sampled far more expensive violet perfumes that didn't smell nearly as good. Personally, I wouldn't want it any stronger, but everyone's skin is a little different. Not sure why Yardley quit making the original, but it may have been that violet just went out of fashion and younger buyers considered it a scent that only old ladies would wear. However, there have always be perfume fans who love violet (I'm one of them) and will try anything with that scent. I don't think I ever wore the original, but I like the current version. On my skin, it's a sweet, cool, green-smelling violet. It does have a somewhat nostalgic, melancholy "feel" to it. I have sampled far more expensive violet perfumes that didn't smell nearly as good. Personally, I... » Read More Not sure why Yardley quit making the original, but it may have been that violet just went out of fashion and younger buyers considered it a scent that only old ladies would wear. However, there have always be perfume fans who love violet (I'm one of them) and will try anything with that scent. I don't think I ever wore the original, but I like the current version. On my skin, it's a sweet, cool, green-smelling violet. It does have a somewhat nostalgic, melancholy "feel" to it. I have sampled far more expensive violet perfumes that didn't smell nearly as good. Personally, I wouldn't want it any stronger, but everyone's skin is a little different. « Show Less
578691
I had a small purple flower in my lawn which I believe was wild violet. It killed it. Also, the instruction sheet says it controls wild violet.
2258774
I bought this in multi. color zebra and they are plastic easy to break. not sure if this styl is the same.
913791
No, I wouldn't compare this to mulberry paper. It's more like tissue paper.