Jelly Snack Fruit Jelly Candy 100 Pieces

Flavors are all artificial, but it's exactly what you'd expect from candy jelly. The Coconut is not one chunk like it was in the 90's, instead several small pieces instead. the Jelly itself is a lot softer than it used to be, but both of these changes are because these are clearly kid snacks just like they were 20 years ago. They were banned for several years, glad to see they're available. These are as soft as Jello brands, not the dense chewy ones I remember, but still a fun snack.

I recently tried the Jelly Snack Fruit Jelly, and I have to say, it’s an absolute treat! The texture is perfectly smooth and just the right amount of chewy, without being too sticky. The fruit flavors are incredibly vibrant and taste so fresh—like biting into actual fruit. I love how each flavor is distinct and not overly sweet, making it a refreshing snack. I ordered this large container as a prize for my students. They we so excited when I showed them the container!

Perfect snack for the family or or a party or party gift bag. Got these for my son's graduation table and party. They remind us of jelly snacks we bought when we were in Honduras. Although, we miss the Honduran flavors.

There’s 6 flavors, so far I can tell there’s a mango, a peach, a grape, a strawberry, an apple, and a white one with a flavor I can’t place. It’s very light flavored but there is some kind of artificial fruit flavoring in it I can taste that almost perfumey artificial fruit taste (which some like and some do not). My only complaint is that there is a poor mix of flavors. I ate one grape and struggled to find a second for the review photo. I had to dump the container out. Same with the peach. The other flavors are all in abundance from what I can tell. It’s possible it depends on the container you get what mix you’ll end up with but of course the flavors I like the most are two that are least plentiful! I mirror others sentiments that some are easy to open and some are difficult. What really makes it hard is there is a small amount of liquid in the container and it is very full. These things don’t bug me at all except that the ones that are hard to open can be messy. The individual cups are a bit smaller than I expected but they’re quite sweet and only 3g sugar and 3g carbs per little cup. Finally, as no ingredients list was posted as far as I can find I included photos of the label. There is no gelatin, and there are coconut chunks but they don’t change the flavor to coconutty in my opinion. They add a nice texture but not everyone may like this. These remind me of what I used to have as a kid and for that I really like them.

The packaging was perfect, nothing came popped open or leaking, it was handled with care. The container didn't come cracked or damaged either. Everything was perfect. Only slightly drawback was getting them open sometimes. I found that putting them in the freezer for about fifteen minutes before eating, they were cold and easier to open. I enjoyed the taste and flavor. It says on the label there are coconut chunks in them, they are tiny, small and you barely feel or taste them, it's like a smooth after taste really. I have bought this produce multiple times and enjoyed it much the same each time.

I purchased these as little treats for a party. They were gone within the first hour. All the flavors were amazing and refreshing. I suggest refrigerating them and then setting them out in a bowl of ice at a summer/pool party for a cool treat for kids.

Grand-kids love these. Were getting at store for .50 to .89 each and 100 was $15, so a great deal for a long-time supply for the kids

I used to eat these all the time as a kid. I don't remember needing to use power tools to open them. I found that some would open with two hands with a good yank, and some needed more coercing to open (teeth, pliers, box cutter). I can understand it must be hard to find a good balance of being able to open easily and making sure that they stay closed during transit, but it seemed like their sealing machines were set very differently. They were not consistent in their "openability" whatsoever. Flavor wise, They taste like I remember for the most part. I do remember the fruit chunks used to be larger back in the day. They are not labeled for the flavors that they are, but you can mostly guess by looking at the color. I found that some flavors had a much more firm texture, and some were like barely-set jello. This did not bother me, but I did notice the difference. I don't purchase these on any sort of regular schedule, so I can't say if I'd get this brand over another, but I would be willing to try another time to see if the sealing issues were a isolated issue, or if that's just how things are now.

These are so yummy