Sunkist Fruit Gems - 2 Pounds Resealable Bag

I'm always worried about the freshness of candy when ordering online. No worries with this one though. The candy was fresh and arrived quickly. I bought a bag before, from elsewhere, that was mostly one flavor. This bag has a pretty even amount each of the flavors. Will definitely buy again.

These fruit gems are the softest jellies. They are all natural with no artificial ingredients or colors. They are my go-to treat that I do not feel guilty about.

My husband loves these for a little snack. He loves that they are individually wrapped! For some reason they are becoming harder to find. So glad I can still order them through Walmart!

Doctor told me about this, decided to try them since my sugar drops extremely low at times. It actually works so much faster than my other options I do when my sugar drops. The taste isn't bad, they seem to do the job I purchased them for.

I can't find them anywhere else but on the Walmart app.They are my favorite candy.Worth the money to me.Always comes on time.

Sunkist gems is My favorite jelly candy! It is one of the best jelly candies that I have ever tasted!

These fruit gems have a real fruit taste. They worked great at a wedding table. Alot of comments from guests.

the best fruit gummies. only brand i buy.

I never find them in our local store but sure glad I can get them online. They are my favorite

I have enjoyed this product since I was a kid, 40 years or so. It's been a few years since the last time I ordered them, but it took only one piece to notice they have definitely changed. The jelly centers don't have the same pronounced fruit flavors they once had. The candy seems to have devolved into a bland flavored jelly center, caked in processed sugar. It's not like the candy is now bad. It's just not nearly as good as it once was. Seems like typical cost saving measures have replaced the quality of the main selling point (the jelly center) with extra layers of cheap processed sugar. Most companies these days seem to be making their products thinner, smaller, lighter, cheaper and just not as good. It's sad that new buyers will think this new product is what it's supposed to taste like. I guess that's “the price of progress”.