As you know, in five-flavor LifeSavers rolls, cherry comes along every five pieces. So the father and son played candy roulette, taking turns opening the brightly colored little rolls of holed ...

Life Savers first saw the light of day in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1912 when Clarence Crane, a candy maker, wanted a summer candy that wouldn't melt in the heat like chocolates.

Life Savers hard candy disappears from supermarket shelves. It’s been revealed that production has halted on a crowd favourite lolly after fans noticed that they couldn’t find them in the shops.