HARIBO Goldbears Gummy Bears Original Assorted Fruit Flavor Candy Gummies, 3lb, Bulk Party Size Bag

This is a great size bag if you need a lot of gummy bears. We used them for a treat for college senior day . Individually packed them in little containers with tops and the girls loved them!!!

My grandsons love them and I like them because I'm on medication and I always leaves a bad taste in my mouth so I grabbed two or three only a few times a day

I love them. I keep them in the house all the time. They are great for a quick pick-me-up. My grandchildren love them I have to watch them, they will eat them by the handful.

These are the only brand I have found with glucose as a sweetener. A handful makes for the perfect pre-run prep. Other brands are made with corn syrup, fructose, or other sweeteners.

Personally, I am not a fan of this type of candy. I bought it for my adult son who's a big fan of this particular size and brand. And, do you know what? I forgot to get my dark chocolate candy bar!

I love gummy bears I just can't eat one. It's a great snack without a lot of sugar. Not a hard texture and I highly recommend these and the value pack saves me. Great value for the price.

These are the original rubbery chewy flavorful bears. They are cholesterol free and contain protein, so you can argue they are health food. Excellent flavor.

Best gummi bears out there. Natural flavors, great taste, good texture if fresh. I tried another brand at Walmart and it was beyond awful. Now it's Haribo or none.

Been eating these since I was in 1st grade. I lived in Germany in the 50s and gummy bears original candy the candy man would measure out an amount and you paid in German penny's he would wrap them in a cone with wax paper.

I'm more of a chocolate guy myself, preferring the 60 - 70% cocoa mass to the sweeter junk that's out there. But my wife is -- dare I say it? -- addicted to these things. Loves them, loves the sour and tropical versions, and would probably spread them on her breakfast toast if she could find them in a jellified form. Having said all that, her observations are that the flavors are excellent, but that the 3-pound bag is a bit too much of a good thing. Namely, that by the time she finished it, about two months after opening the bag, the little bears had hardened up, even with using the zip-lock seal. So you might consider buying a smaller bag, or eating them more expeditiously. I would add to that that, in my opinion, a premium candy like Haribo should be made totally with natural flavorings, not a mix of natural and artificial. But that's from the perspective of a chocolate eater, so take it or leave it.