JOLLY RANCHER, Zero Sugar Assorted Fruit Flavored Sugar Free Hard Candy, Individually Wrapped, 6.1 oz, Pouch

I have these on auto-ship sending 4bags to my mom every 3mos. She's 85yo %26 in a nursing home. While she enjoys hard candies being diabetic they must be sugar free. Not all sugar free items taste good but she really enjoys these. Unfortunately, they're always out of stock so having them setup like this works best. She never runs out %26 I don't have to run all over town trying to find them.

you cannot tell the difference between the sugar free and the regular ones. i appreciate these, as my meds give me severe dry mouth and I can suck 9n these at night, without the worry of sugar staying on my teeth throughout the night leading to cavities.

Great taste for sugar free. I have missed the bold taste of Jolly Ranchers for a while having to be on sugar free diet. This hits the spot. It is a good little treat and sends me back to when I was a kid with the same taste as the regular sugar one's

my daughter wanted something to suck on for her dry throat at work. I insisted it had to be sugar free. so was very happy when I found the Jolly Roger candies were sugar free. they have a great taste, no after taste of sugar substitute, so get a 5 star from me. and daughter is happy. which was the whole idea

I switched to zero sugar foods because my husband can no longer have sugar. I'm not sure who makes Jolly Ranchers these days, but surprisingly, the zero sugar versions taste just like the regular ones. My favorite flavors are strawberry and watermelon. During Halloween, my kids still get sour Jolly Ranchers, but I don't like sour candies.

These taste great, and because a family member is a diabetic, these were a big hit. My family member gave these to me to try also, and every morning before I go to work, we each have one . He has been buying these for years. I also like the. Because they are sugar free and better for our teeth.

most reviews say these taste like the reg. jolly rancher. they dont and their not the same shape either. the flavor is good. i thunk alittle more ubtense. thats not bad but theres also a tasye there thats sooo not jolly rancher. i woukdnt say their bad though. i dont think I'll buy them again. i dont need the sufar, why i tried these, but nope, theres nothing like the orginal.

I wouldn't recommend these because of the dyes in these candies. They stain your tongue, especially the blue. I tried to find a 'healthy' hard candy but they are too expensive. I'm addicted. I wish they would substitute these dyes for more natural ones.

These are good, but you better hope you like all 4 flavors, because each bag seems to be weighted heavily to 1-2 flavors. Out of 50 candies there are probably 25 grape 20 green apple and maybe 5 watermelon and 5 raspberry. Watermelon is our favorite and we don't like grape, so this is obviously a disappointment and a waste.

I was truly unaware of the "joys" of zero sugar candy. 1. You become better acquainted with your bathroom. 2. You become very well acquainted with your bathroom. If you're noticing a trend, apparently the sugar alcohols, perhaps alcohol-based sugar whatever really does a number on the digestive tract. These are essentially candy laxatives.