Haribo reviews and discussion

I have a huge sweet tooth and Haribo is my go to vice. I love them so much, I even have a t-shirt with the logo on it. My favourites are these long sour spaghetti strings they make that I first tried when I got them in my Christmas stocking as a kid - I’m still obsessed with them even into my 30s.

Not my favorite gummy candy as I tend to find them pretty hard and prefer a sour candy usually. I like the mini bags I seem to only be able to find Halloween. It's not my go to brand, but will do in a pinch

My cupboard is always stocked with Haribo! My favourites are the sour cherries which are impossible to find in Canada. They are the best gummy candy. Don’t taste like they’re full of chemicals compared to other brands.

Haribo is a nostalgic treat. The gummy bears have a traditional taste that can't be beaten. Due to their popularity, they are easy to find in most stores and are relatively inexpensive. The only complaint I would have would be the lack of healthier options from this brand for gummy snacks.

There is no comparison to the Haribo gummy bear. It is the best for a reason. They are one of my go to candy choices. I love to stock up on the big bags. This candy feels nostalgic to me & the packaging is super eye catching.

I love the gummy bears and a lot of their other products. I just wish that they had healthier and clean ingredients.

The original and the best gummy candies. If anything they're too good. Once I open a packet you can guarantee they'll all be gone in a matter of minutes.

These are something I was never crazy for but also never opposed eating them either. I would like to see the brand make candies without the use of artificial ingredients in them at least in the United States. Only then could I see myself trying these again.

These arent very flavorful but I used to like them as a kid. I wouldn’t recommend them now. The flavors are very limited too

European Haribo is the best, I have to say -- so much choice, so much flavour (that often actually tastes like fruit instead of chemicals) :)