A New Squashies Crossover
The Drumstick lolly is one of the foundational Swizzels sweets, a raspberry and milk chew on a stick that has been around since 1957. Squashies took that same flavour profile and turned it into a soft foam gum, creating one of the most successful sweet launches of the last decade. A new concept image now proposes taking the format a step further.
The mockup suggests a “Peaches & Cream Edition” of Drumstick Squashies. It keeps the core idea of a fruit-and-cream chew but swaps the original raspberry for peach. The pack design follows the established template for the range, rendered in soft peach and cream colours, and features the caption “Peaches & Cream Drumstick Squashies? Yes please!”.
The Current Squashies Range
The Squashies lineup is surprisingly broad, moving well beyond its Drumstick origins. The core of the brand is built on translating other Swizzels sweets into the new format. This began with the original raspberry-and-milk Drumstick flavour, followed by a Bubblegum version based on the classic pink chew. Both are direct, one-to-one conversions.
From there, the brand branches into confectionery formats from outside the Swizzels portfolio. There are two lolly-inspired variants: Squashies Ice Cream, based on a generic vanilla and raspberry ripple cone, and Squashies Splits Lollies, which mimic the pear and pineapple ice lolly with a vanilla centre. Completing the current range are two more modern fruit combinations: a straightforward Strawberry Cream flavour and the tangier Sour Cherry Apple. Each variant transforms a known sweet profile into the distinctively soft, foamy texture of a Squashie.
A ‘Real Mix’ Innovation
This proposed Peaches & Cream flavour would sit comfortably within the existing range structure. The pack markets it as a “Real Mix Innovation Edition”, suggesting it’s part of a specific sub-brand focused on new combinations. As another fruit-and-cream flavour, it feels like a natural extension of the line that already contains the popular Strawberry Cream edition.
It also continues the theme of adapting other frozen treats and classic desserts into a Squashies format. While the Drumstick is a Swizzels property, Peaches & Cream is a flavour profile with a long history in British desserts, from tarts to trifles. It’s a logical step for a range that has already successfully turned ice cream cones and fruit splits into bags of soft gums.
What the real range looks like
The genuine Swizzels Squashies range currently includes Original, Bubblegum, Ice Cream, Splits Lollies, Strawberry Cream, and Sour Cherry Apple. This Peaches & Cream concept would be another fruit-and-cream addition, sitting alongside the Strawberry Cream and the lolly-inspired variants.
- Swizzels Squashies Original
- Swizzels Squashies Bubblegum
- Swizzels Squashies Ice Cream
- Swizzels Squashies Splits Lollies
- Swizzels Squashies Strawberry Cream
- Swizzels Squashies Sour Cherry Apple
Frequently asked questions
- What is the original Drumstick lolly flavour?
- The classic Swizzels Drumstick lolly, first made in 1957, has a distinct raspberry and milk flavour. The original Squashies are a soft gum version of this same combination.
- What other lolly-based Squashies exist?
- Swizzels currently produces two variants based on popular ice lollies. The range includes Squashies Splits Lollies (pear, pineapple and vanilla) and Squashies Ice Cream (raspberry ripple and vanilla).
- Are Peaches & Cream Drumstick Squashies real?
- No, this product does not exist. It is a Snackfish — a mockup created by the online design page UK Snack Attack — and is not manufactured by Swizzels or sold anywhere.
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