Cow Tales (2024)

FAQs

What is the white stuff in Cow Tales? ›

​Cow Tales® are chewy candy sticks made of caramel and filled with cream – Not made from real cows' tails. Original Caramel Cow Tales® come in the standard 1 oz. stick size as well as smaller Cow Tales®​ Minis.

Wheat flour is the main ingredient in Goetze's caramels and gluten is naturally found in wheat. Wheat gives Goetze's caramels their unique, chewy texture. At this time, Goetze's Candy Company does not make gluten-free caramels. ​Where are Caramel Creams® and Cow Tales® made?

Strawberry Cow Tales: Contains wheat flour, corn syrup, dextrose, sugar, partially hydrogenated soybean oil, high fructose corn syrup, modified whey, skim milk, citric acid, cream, mono diglycerides, salt, soy lecithin. corn starch, artificial flavors, and red #40.

Made from the same secret family recipe as Caramel Creams®, Cow Tales® were named to represent the opposite end of the cow, playing off the classic “Bulls-Eyes®” name that came more than 65 years prior.

In Diablo II, if The Cow King is killed, players would not be able to open a new portal again. Players would bring in another character to open a portal for them to get around this lockout, allowing them to go back inside.

Cow Tales® were launched in 1984 as a stick-shaped, chewy caramel filled with cream - an elongated version of our Caramel Creams® candy.

​Cow Tales® are available in six awesome flavors: "original" Caramel, Caramel Brownie, Strawberry Smoothie, Caramel Apple, and our newest flavor addition, Honey Bun!

There is nothing toxic in cow tails the candy.

How do you pronounce “Goetze's?” Goetze is the German surname of the family that has been making confections in Baltimore, Maryland for over 126 years. “Goetze” is pronounced as “gets” and “Goetze's” is pronounced as “gets-is.”

It all began in 1984, when the Goetze family decided to add a new caramel confection to the lineup. Made from the same secret family recipe as Caramel Creams®, Cow Tales® were named to represent the opposite end of the cow, playing off the classic “Bulls-Eyes®” name that came more than 65 years prior.

Are Cow Tales candy vegetarian? ›

No. This product is not vegan as it lists 3 ingredients that derive from animals and 3 ingredients that could derive from animals depending on the source.

Goetze's Caramel Creams®, aka “Bulls-Eyes®,” are made of chewy caramel with a cream center. They were introduced into market in 1918 by R. Melvin Goetze Sr., when Goetze's Candy was still the Baltimore Chewing Gum Company.

In 1984, ​Goetze's Original Caramel Cow Tales® were introduced. These treats are chewy caramel 1 oz. sticks filled with a delicious cream center. ​They are also available in a Cow Tales® Minis version!

For those not familiar, Cow Tales (not Cow Tails) are 8-inch lengths of soft caramel and cream filling.

Oxtail is the tail of a cow. A long time ago, it came from the tail of an ox, but now it comes from the tail of a cow of either sex. The tail is skinned and cut into sections. Each section has a tailbone with some marrow in the center, and a bony portion of meat surrounding the tail.

For those not familiar, Cow Tales® (not Cow Tails) are a nostalgic treat; an 8″ length of soft caramel and creme filling. As a kid, I loved them and was inclined to choose one over a lollipop.

Bacterial infection

a thick white, yellow or green discharge indicates a bacterial respiratory infection that may be the primary cause of illness, or a secondary complication, e.g. a respiratory virus, or a foreign body.

Is milk sour if there are white flakes in it? Yes. White floating flakes are a sign of spoiled milk. You should toss it immediately.

Tripe is a type of edible lining from the stomachs of various farm animals. Most tripe is from cattle, pigs and sheep.