Scottish one here - Soor Plooms
And, in true Scottish tradition, they were apparently named as a result of an incident involving killing some English people. Not heard that before, but then I've never looked.
Either way, they're delicious ๐
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Sour grapes
Wild tangerine? Am I on the right track here? Zany Apples?
Not a guessing game, they have to be something like the popular Allans or Maynards or whatever name brand bagged candy