So for today, we're doing something different! For the anniversary!

What is your favorite type of Sour Patch Kids (If you have one)

(Regular) Sour Patch Kids

(Strawberry) Sour Patch Kids

(Just BLUE) Sour Patch Kids

(Lemonade Fest) Sour Patch Kids

(Peach) Sour Patch Kids

(Watermelon) Sour Patch Kids

(Or if you just don't like Sour Patch Kids or for some reason can't eat them, just say you don't like them in the comments)

(Also thank you guys for the 10 day anniversary, thanks for the comments and thanks for the love, see you tomorrow with another post as we go back to regular candy rankings till October 31st)

In an attempt to slow down on peach rings and have them be “out of sight out of mind” I placed my bag in the freezer.

Big mistake, or big win?

They are SO good. We all know about freezing chocolate… any one else freeze candy, what’s the best?

I want to know if it is really worth it to just buy big bags at Costco or Sam's or is there some good prices for assorted, name brand, chocolate fun size bars, pound-for-pound at places like Walmart, Kroger / Ralph's, HEB, CVS, etc.?​

IMO the best Jolly Rancher candy flavors are apple and watermelon. The worst is cherry.

Guess what I got? Mostly cherry, one apple, four watermelon.

Boo.

Have you guys had Bubs? The gummy candy from Sweden? I am obsessed with them. They’re all I think about. Normally, I like all kinds of sweets, but now, they’re all I want. I don’t know if it’s the texture, or the flavor, but I can’t stop eating them. I can’t buy them anymore because I’ll eat a whole bag in 2 days. I think I need an intervention.

Anybody tried these on for size? I’m pretty sure it’s the Swedish Fish chews but in the Canadian (and British maybe?) market.

I’d say they’re okay. Nothing to write home about, but I don’t find them chemically like people were saying about the Swedish Fish ones.

There’s Lemon, Red Raspberry, Blue Raspberry, and Lime. The blue ones are the best in the bag.

I've looked and looked and looked online.

I can't find sugar free popping candy

Pop rocks doesn't even list sugarfree version on there website. And the two companies i did find that say they make them only sell to manufacturers. Even though the one lists all these different flavors and combos they make

Does anyone know if any brands they make and sell this stuff?

Got these at Dollar Tree 💵 🌳 I was super excited because I love banana flavored anything and most candies are chocolate. I’m not a fan of any chocolate unless it is with something else like caramel , nougat , toffee , etc .

When opening the candies , they were very poorly formed . Maybe mine was a bad batch ?¿ but compared to the chocolate tootsie rolls , they were messy, hard to unwrap and even grab since it was not properly formed …🫠

The banana taste was very plastic , I would definitely have preferred the banana taste from Laffy Taffy . I couldn’t even finish more than 3 pieces before I spit it out and tossed the entire bag 🥴

I would give it a 0 out of 10 🚫🤢

Has anyone else tried these ? What were your thoughts ? 💭

As the title says, which Sour Strips flavors are the least to most sour?

Snoopy Pez and Rock Candy on the other side

So disappointed, I’m afraid to try the Mars now

A little while ago another redditor made a post about how so many of us were sleeping on this classic Mexican candy. I feel like I'm in an internal debt to this redditor. Made a trip down to the closest Mexican grocery store (about an hour drive from me) I don't regret it at all. I'll be eating these for the rest of my life! It's a perfect blend of great tarty mango a little bit of spice and general candy sweetness! If you haven't tried this yet do yourself a favor and pick up a bunch.

Apologize in advance for my candy folding.

I got inspired by the people here who like candy corn + salted peanuts, and ended up with this Halloween trail mix. What do you think?

I moved to an area that has an international candy store a block away, bad news for my dentist.

I want to review all the new candies I will consume.

Lion bar- google says UK origin, the ingredients on the wrapper are in German.

Probably my favorite thus far.

The waffel wafers were not what I was expecting. I was expecting a much more brittle wafer akin to a kitkat. It was surprisingly soft.

The wrapper is misleading in the way of showing the puffed rice, there was way more than shown, it was a pleasant surprise.

The caramel is by far the best caramel I've tasted in a candy bar. Not sticky so it doesn't stick to your teeth as much as some other brands. Not overly sweet either, it complemented the chocolate well.

9/10- docked a point because it looks like a turd. Will be consuming again.

Like a lot of Brits in the US, I regularly get cravings for the chocolate I grew up with such as Double Decker, Wispa, and Twirls (my favorite). Buying them online always felt harder than it should be, between high free-shipping minimums and sites that made it hard to see what I was actually getting.

I have basically zero retail experience, but I work in tech, so two months ago I set myself a challenge: build an online store from scratch. That meant sorting out importing and logistics, building the website, and designing and producing the packaging, all in eight weeks.

It’s live now at farthingandco.com. Full disclosure: it’s mine, so take my enthusiasm with a pinch of salt. The range is small for now and I’m adding more over the next few months.

I’d really appreciate feedback on the site, pricing and shipping costs. I’m also happy to answer questions about what it’s actually like to set up a small import business.

And which British bars do you miss most, or wish you could find here? That’ll shape what I stock next.

During my trip to the states I bought loads of different m&ms, including the standard milk chocolate.

I enjoyed the american version of the milk chocolate when I got back a lot, they were really good and a solid snack.

I then had the uk m&ms again, and my god its like night and day. The chocolate tastes a lot richer.

Something about the giant ones are just better. I’m addicted. The cookie pieces seem bigger and there’s more of them.

I really like it myself, but I know people say it’s too sweet, which makes sense because I have a massive sweet tooth. I’m not really familiar with the cost of the ingredients in this chocolate (pistachio, knafeh (I think that’s what it’s called?)), but I kind of think it being a trend makes businesses price it pretty steeply for chocolate.