SAAA - Scottish American Athletic Association

Allyballybees Ltd

At present we manufacture two products sure to hit base with any Scot:

Coulters Candy: Made famous in the traditional Scottish Folk song ‘Ally Bally Bee’, this traditional boiled candy has an almost mystical status. Almost every Scot can sing the entire song, but very few have ever tasted the

sweet that the song is based on.

We now make this real taste of Scotland in three varieties. Boiled, Toffee and Fudge. Or one to suit each dental plan

Link to Wikipedia:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coulters_candy

Link to song

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uO9aeERILI

Krakatoa: Along with Spangles, Midget Gems and Wagon Wheel biscuits the size of CDs,

the very mention of Creamola Foam is enough to have a whole generation of Scots becoming misty-eyed with nostalgia for the good old days of the 50s through to the 90s.

But why call it Krakatoa ? well it could be the explosion of foam as you add the water or the tendency for it to pour up and over the sides of the glass if you’ve been too greedy with the teaspoon.

We called it Krakatoa as it was The Blast from the Past.

But what is Krakatoa (Creamola Foam) ? : The technical description is a powdered soluble crystal that is dissolved in cold water to make a slightly effervescent fruit drink with a delicious creamy foam head.

To any Scot it is so much more than that.

Usquebaugh by definition is our national drink, AG Barrs will claim that Irn Bru is our other national drink, but it is Creamola Foam that any child of the 50s to 90’s will remember as the drink that accompanied the soundtrack to their childhood

Of course if you happen to live in one of the warmer parts of the globe, it’s refreshing Sherbet fizz foam is the prefect beverage to quench your thirst!

Link to wikipedia:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creamola_Foam