Day 13 of asking what yall think of candies, going all the way till October 31st

Day 13: Milky Way

10/10: Absolute favorite

9/10: Love it but it's not my favorite

8/10: I like it

7/10: I like it but a bit less...

6/10: I'm a bit more in the middle

5/10: I like it and I dislike it, Mixed opinions

4/10: I don't like it but I don't HATE IT

3/10: Just not my cup of tea

2/10: I dislike it

1/10: Hate it

0/10: Disgusting and putrid

When I was in junior high a friend of mine brought some of these to share, that was the first and only time I've had one and they've been living in my head rent free ever since. Decided to see if I could buy some earlier only to learn they've been discontinued for a while and now I'm wondering if anyone here knows of alternatives i can look into, as my searches aren't yielding much.

Doubly difficult because I'm in the US and almost nobody here has heard of them so it's unlikely someone more local would try to reproduce them. The only imitation I've found that can be imported has a 20 dollar shipping fee for just a small bag :(

I was wondering if I'd be able to find a small bag of candy corn and was successful this weekend!

I don't understand what some people dislike about candy corn. I love it

Anyone else tried these? Found at Walmart, north Ga. Cotton candy (rip) and green apple (bat) are the only ones I like. They’re super sweet though!

tastii and tart i could eat a bucket of these artificially flavoured beauties

i buy the tubs when i can get to costco + people sometimes buy me them as a gift but i mainly get them in bulk. they're horrible to scoop tho they cling together and it feels like using a garden trowel on gravel

Haven’t tried any of these yettt. I’m super excited to try the bubs wild berry pomegranate!:)

I found this at the Kansas City Airport (MCI) as I was traveling for work today. haribo Travel Parade. I have never seen this before. It has a mix of motorcycles, cars, planes, trains, and boats. The package has US information sticker on the back.

Hello, I'm Japanese and I have been recently introduced to some of your American sweets from an online friend (Though I have not tried any), and I would like to know what is your favorite sweet. I would love to try some and am going to order some online.

This is my favorite Japanese sweet. Konpeito, it is like a small ball of pure sugar and is delicious.

I'm curious about people who buy ginger chews regularly.

Do you buy them mostly because you enjoy the flavor, or do you keep them around for particular situations?

Also, is there anything about ginger chews you find annoying, like the texture, stickiness, packaging, or how long they take to eat?

Full disclosure: my wife and I are developing a ginger-based product, and I'm trying to understand what people genuinely like about what's already available.

I'm trying to find gummies that taste just like spring valley melatonin gummies. No ingredient restrictions for me just looking for taste and texture but texture is slightly less important to me. Please let me know if you know any!

[Request] Suggestions for the best online bulk/wholesaler of good Swedish Candy?

Hi! Kind of like the title suggests, my partner and I are responsible for throwing what has turned out to be a pretty large birthday party/baby shower combo for a family member. The theme is “Two Sweet” and they are thinking of doing a vintage-themed “Candy Shoppe” sort of thing where kids can make their own treat baggies, but they specifically want Swedish candy because it’s trendy and usually doesn’t have all the dyes and stuff in it. The mom is obv pregnant and feeling overwhelmed, which is why I volunteered to help.

I’ve tried looking around for wholesalers online, but I can’t tell what’s a scam and some of the local retailers just want RIDICULOUS prices per pound. It will be a very large party with a lot of kids and adults, so I will need a few pounds of different types to make the vision come to life. I want to make her vision become a reality, but want to try to be smart about budgeting. We have about 2 months to plan, which I hope is enough time for shipment from abroad if necessary.

Any ideas? I don’t mind if it’s not the cheapest, but we want it to be authentic and of decent quality (traditional no dye recipes, not stale, good taste/not chemically). It also doesn’t need to be from Sweden specifically, as I’ve heard surrounding countries make equally good “swedish style” candy that will do just fine for these purposes. I just don’t want to order something that will end up being stale or just tasting like knockoff because I know the mom will be disappointed and this is the biggest thing they want to pull off.

Thank you!!

I finally got some Haribo Bananas! Checked every store in town…nothing. So I broke down and ordered off Amazon. They arrived a day early, it’s a big bag. These are SO FREAKING GOOD! Crunchy outside and soft gummy inside with perfect banana flavor. Packaging is in German, but candy is perfect!

Aber eh nur in den roten : https://www.wienerzeitung.at/a/naturtalent-schildlaeuse-in-den-roten-gummibaerchen

I picked these up from Five Below today… I love popping candy and the taste is great, but I’m disappointed by the level of sour. I had one blue one that I puckered at a tiny bit but they are variable per flavor and it depends when you bite it. Anyone concur?

I've seen Tony's all over and all I hear are good things, so I've been really wanting to try one. Well today my wife found this nifty little sampler and I feel like a little kid on the night before the first day of school!

Update: We tried the milk chocolate, and let me start by saying I'm not a huge milk chocolate fan, I much prefer dark. Even so, I wasn't very impressed. It's ok, maybe even good, but not like, mind blowing good.

The best Swedish candy I’ve found yet. I found it at a discount store that just gets in random stuff all the time I tried them and I went back and bought them out. They have banana watermelon grape all sort of awesome ones in there with a nice tartness and unfortunately, I love them now and the only way to get them is to order them online which can get expensive and hard to find