These are my new favorite candy... holy cow... either variety, so good.
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Mini Chewy Sweet Tarts
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My standard for chewy candy are these.
I ordered the Sweet Tarts Variety Pack of 3 – Ropes Bites, Extreme Sour Chewy, Mini Chewy Candies from Amazon. It'll be here tomorrow. Stay tuned for a review and comparison.
Thanks buddy for the tip.
-Mike
I ordered the Sweet Tarts Variety Pack of 3 – Ropes Bites, Extreme Sour Chewy, Mini Chewy Candies from Amazon. It'll be here tomorrow. Stay tuned for a review and comparison.
Thanks buddy for the tip.
-Mike
I'm not a big candy eater, but the "Fave Reds" Starbursts are amazing. Also, Swedish Fish (the big ones, not the minis!). I have a thing for red. OT: Remember when pistachios were dyed red? Ah, good times.
^Those SweeTarts are pretty good though.
^Those SweeTarts are pretty good though.
Red flavors RULE (typically raspberry, strawberry, and watermelon.)I'm not a big candy eater, but the "Fave Reds" Starbursts are amazing. Also, Swedish Fish (the big ones, not the minis!). I have a thing for red. OT: Remember when pistachios were dyed red? Ah, good times.
^Those SweeTarts are pretty good though.
Yes. I also like the chewable Spree.
But I figure if I get one of these cravings it's probably better to buy grapes or something natural which I assume my body is craving. Ten bags of candy wouldn't satisfy that.
But I figure if I get one of these cravings it's probably better to buy grapes or something natural which I assume my body is craving. Ten bags of candy wouldn't satisfy that.
Red flavors RULE (typically raspberry, strawberry, and watermelon.)
Strawberry candy is an abomination. I've never tasted strawberry flavored anything that tasted real.
My favorite "chewy candies" these days:
Ahh, the joys of being over 60....
Ahh, the joys of being over 60....
Those would have come in handy to me at any age. I still remember an embarrassing Sunday morning where the church classroom was waiting for me to come in and lead worship, but I was occupied with something else at that moment.
Didn't know those existed. I'm quite fond of heading to bulk Barn and getting their jujubes. They've got cheap ones for 0.11/100g (so I guess 45-55 cents per pound), and the fruit juice ones for two or three times that price or so. Either one are good, and being composed primarily of corn sugar and gelatin have a crap ton of calories in a small form factor. That stuff kinda matters when you're on the move.
I'm also fond of Maynard's wine gums.
I'm also fond of Maynard's wine gums.
I've never thought of candy as something you would need to buy cheap, in bulk.
If anything, I would need less encouragement to eat it.
If anything, I would need less encouragement to eat it.
when you carry your life on your back, you make sure to quantify everything, especially when most of that weight is non-negotiable. Price is just a bonus.
