Also know, what does Violet Crumble taste like?
Honey CombThe Violet Crumble has a sweet taste and a simple clean honeycomb flavour. The Crunchie is super sweet. The honeycomb flavour wasn't “clean” reminding me of overcooked toffee - the type that leaves a bitter, burnt sugar flavour in your mouth.
Secondly, what's in a violet crumble? Violet Crumble is an Australian chocolate bar made in Adelaide, South Australia by Robern Menz. The bar is a crumbly honeycomb toffee centre coated in compound chocolate. It is similar to the Crunchie made by British firm Cadbury.
Moreover, can you still buy violet crumble?
Having returned to Australian ownership in 2018, iconic confectionary brand Violet Crumble is now available to purchase in bag format. This much-loved chocolate snack will be available in bags in a number of independent outlets across Australia for the first time in nine years.
Why is it called Violet Crumble?
It's not certain when the first Violet Crumble was made, but a box of Violet Crumbles was advertised in 1921. The trademark was registered in 1923. Legend has it that Abel Hoadley named it after his wife's favourite flower, the violet.
