BonBon

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BonBon makes gluten-free Scandinavian candy with natural coloring and flavors.

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  • I found these when I was browsing at World Market (who claims to have the largest collection of Swedish candy in store). I was surprised at how soft and chewy they were (in the good way), similar to the Albanese Candy Factory gummies I really enjoy. My friend got the Sour Elderberry Fish to try and she enjoyed them, too. We both agreed that they are not as sour as we'd like, but otherwise, they're great!

  • Okay so I hate gummies because of the sugar, stickiness to the teeth, and preservatives/artificial ingredients BUT DAMN. You can literally taste the difference in quality and taste. You can actually taste the flavor for what it is. Mind blowing. Expensive for sure. Worth it? I think so - depends on what’s important to you I guess.

  • The texture is firm, almost waxy and the scent is strong, almost perfumey like those tiny slide top tinned strawberry lip glosses I used as a child in the eighties. However the flavor is hard to describe but dare I say I detect a note of fish? Despite being all natural they leave an oily synthetic fishy overly sugary strawberry flavor on the tongue. I’m wondering a batch of rancid coconut oil was used in manufacture. I am not one to ever throw out candy even when it’s questionable but yikes, these are truly disgusting. I bought these for a movie outing to share with a friend and her two teenaged daughters. I was the only one who went in for a second round for writing the review. The girls said they had seen them on Instagram. Go figure - overpriced well designed packaging with a crappy product inside. Overall these are an expensive waste of money. We would have been better off with a bag of Swedish swimmers from TJ’s.

  • I really like BonBon candy — the flavors are fun and the candy is tasty. My only gripe is that they rarely have the flavors I want, which is a bit disappointing. Still, when I do find my favorites, it’s a treat!

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BonBon makes gluten-free Scandinavian candy with natural coloring and flavors.