Fini Tornadoes Smooth Strawberry Review

It was on this very day (9th March 2025) that I, Misha Alexander Whitman, finally created my very own blog.


And what I feel to be a great way to start it is to bring attention to these delicious sweets made by some Spanish company called "FINI GOLOSINAS ESPAÑA, S.L.U." that to me, appear to not be getting the attention that they deserve.


The sweets that I am talking about here are called "Tornadoes"



Specifically the "Smooth Strawberry" flavour (there is also a "Smooth Raspberry" flavour with a blue outside instead of a pink one).

I've been having these every now and then for over a year now and I do not regret it. They have an amazingly unusual flavour that can not simply be described as "like strawberries". You really have to try it yourself to truly see what I am talking about. I feel quite confident in saying that each individual Tornado will taste great.


...but why stop there when you can have a bunch of them all at once?


As stated before, the company that makes these is based in Spain and unfortunately their Tornadoes (as far as I know) are not sold in any major food retailer or supermarket where I live(in England). I was however lucky enough to discover these at an independent shop not far from where I live for only £1.25. But for those still struggling to find them, I'd recommend finding an online retailer selling these things instead. It's definitely worth the effort just to see how these taste just once.


So that was my first blog post. I wonder if anybody is actually going to see this besides myself.

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