GeumHeuk Korean Black Ginseng Sugar-Free Hard Candy, 200 g x 2 Bags, 400 g

I can't eat a lot of things and sugar is one of them. Sugar subs are not much better, but I can deal with those when I want something a little sweet. That said, I do try to find healthy options. These are great quality. You can taste the ginseng. I can't speak on the health benefits of a candy, but I can say that it's a great buy for the money.

Very interesting and tasty. These are not cheap, but given the quality and quantity, they are a good value. I will be buying again. Great for being keto/low-carb, with no strange aftertaste.

Smokey dark ginseng flavor. A bit strange, but in a good way. I'm not the only one in the house who likes them.

These sugar-free ginseng candies are REALLY good!

They smell a bit odd, taste a bit “smoky” but very enjoyable after dinner if you want something sweet that won’t hurt your teeth or blood sugars.

It tastes like the best ginseng. A joy.

Good Ginseng sugar free candy

Ginseng has many health benefits, including brain health, anti-cancer, antioxidant, reduces inflammation, etc. Interesting idea to make it into a candy lozenge, though some of the ingredients are a bit questionable, especially coconut palm hardened oil and maltitol syrup. Still, each piece of candy has 15 calories, and eating one or two a day shouldn't cause any issues. It's the kind of thing that is easy to suck on if you're hungry and can't eat for a while. The first time I tasted it I thought it tasted like the smell of a 1970s-era Wick and Sticks store. You know, the ones that were in ever mall? Kind of weird. But, yeah, okay. It wasn't unpleasant and kind of grew on me.