Sugar Free Mixed?Berry Hard Candy – 1?lb Bulk Bag, Individually Wrapped Keto?&?Diabetic-Friendly Low-Carb Zero Sugar Gourmet Flavored Discs

These sugar free mixed berry candies taste great. Great for sharing with others or just yourself. Add these candies to a parties activities since they're individually wrapped. The bag is as easy to open as a Velcro bag. Comes in several flavors and a total of 75 pieces and weighs 1 pound.

These are very good candies. They're larger than other hard candies. Most hard candies kind of taste like the fruit or berry they're supposed to but don't quite get there. The flavor of these candies is a lot closer to the berry. Also, they don't leave an acidic taste in your mouth or cause acidity in your stomach or upset your stomach. The light blue ones made me think of eating candies when I was a kid. I ate four of them when they arrived.

I liked the flavor of both the dark and the lighter blue candy pieces, but I like the darker color better. Both have a distinct berry fruit flavor but exactly WHAT berry, I am not sure! One thing that cannot be overlooked is that these candies are smooth disks. Sometimes you get a hard candy that has jagged edges which has an unpleasant mouth feel until you can melt the sharp edges off in your mouth. These candies are smooooth! I also appreciate that these are sugar-free and fit into a keto diet, although I wish the packaging had more nutritional information listed; the pack only lists the ingredients, but not the amounts. You have to look back at the actual Walmart listing to see that three pieces have 40 calories and there are 17 grams of carbs, but 17 grams of sugar alcohols, which cancel out the carbs.

This is really tasty and a nice change from the usual sugar free candy flavors, but it is pretty expensive for no more than you get.

These have a great berry flavor. The packaging is good, though I like stand-up pouches better, like candy from the "Sweet Gourmet" company. Still, inside the candy is quality, and I appreciate the overall smoothness of the candy.

taste like regular

One pound of hard, SUGAR FREE candy--lasted me about 3 weeks as the only consumer of the product in my household. The taste is unique and fine, but I wouldn't call it "indulgent" or similar. There were two colors (and therefor, flavors) in the package which are shown in the product ad: purple and blue. I like them both. There were about 1/4 or less of the blue ones than the purple ones. They really should have more flavors in the bag, for consuming this candy gets kinda boring with just two flavors, and especially since most of them are purple. The shape of the candy is fat oval, which perhaps makes it easier (too easy?) to inadvertently swallow it, but at least it won't hurt going down. Would I buy this item had I not received it for free from Walmart to review? Perhaps not, but only because of the large 1 lb quantity, but perhaps so because of the candy being SUGAR FREE. It's slim pickins for sugar free candy choices, and it's much more expensive than candy made with sugar. Time will tell whether I buy this candy, but I have noticed that at my Walmart store it has been out of stock since I received this product.

Not very good

1st off, these taste like "Sugar-Free" candies my grandma kept around decades back. If you don't understand what that means, then count yourself lucky. That said, they have decent flavors, but I lack an understanding of an aftertaste. Especially with the purple ones, there is an aftertaste that is almost more of a mouthfeel. It reminds me of wax candies: lips and little bottles and stuff. Its a dry-ish feel with that odd taste that makes you want to drink something, which is the exact opposite effect you are normally looking for in a hard candy. I do not have the sensation much with the blue ones. Although I like the 'flavors' when judged alone, these remind me of the old sugar-free hard candies that most were trying to get away from. They may have their place with some people, but I didn't like them.

too expensive for suck a small amout of candy