Flying saucers (Flemish: Zure ouwels) or UFOs are small spheroidal capsules of sherbet -filled rice paper. [1][2] The first flying saucers were produced in the early 1950s when an Antwerp -based producer of communion wafers, Belgica, faced a decline in demand for their product.

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Satellite wafers, also known as flying saucers, are a retro candy that consists of two pastel-colored wafers fused together to form a spaceship shape, with crunchy candy balls inside. The wafer casing dissolves, revealing a sweet and sour powder.

Sour Satellite Wafer Candy, also known as Flying Saucers or UFOs, is a popular nostalgic candy that has been enjoyed by many for decades. The candy consists of colorful wafer shells filled with tiny candy beads that are sour in taste.

We take a look back at the surprising history of Flying Saucers/UFO's confectionary and their link to God! The classic 1950s rice paper sweet filled with tingly sherbet is still popular today in the UK.

Satellite Wafers are small edible foam (like a communion wafer) candies in the shape of a flying saucer and are filled with tiny rainbow colored candy beads. As soon as you drop the flying saucer into your mouth you taste the plain styrophoam like disc immediately begin to dissolve.

Jul 12, 2020 · Around the same time we were fascinated with UFO’s and what may lie in outer space, a candy was born that retains its popularity today - Flying Saucers, or more commonly known as Satellite Wafers. Nostalgic candy fans rank these wafer treats high up on the “Must Try Classic Candy” scale.