Gerio Sugar Free Sour Fruit Boiled Sweets 1 kg

Not the cheapest but are the tastiest.As most people will say, don't eat too many in one go unless you want to spend the afternoon on the toilet!!

Excellent sugar free hard sweets with a fantastic range of flavours, excellent delivery.

I really like these little boiled sweets. The fruit flavours are really tasty. There's only one down-side and that's the laxative effect of the artificial sweetener. Not as "explosive" as others I've tried but still worth writing a note of caution.If you take painkillers like Codeine and need something to counteract the constipation they cause, these sweets are a nice gentle alternative to laxatives.

These sweets are a perfect size and big on flavour, too many diabetic sweets are too big to suck on, but not these ones, they are a little sour without being knock your head off sour..... I can't recommend them highly enough to do them justice, you just need to suck it and see... You won't be disappointed

These tasted quite nice at first but after a few of them I did notice a bit of an after taste from the sweetener. Also they all taste a bit samey and are quite small. I read the warnings about having too many of them causing laxative effects and although for me they didn’t make my bowels erupt I did get very bad wind after eating a few of them so they should definitely be eaten in moderation.

Sugar free sweets tend to be supplied in very small packets and at a relatively high cost in the shops so I decided I would try ordering in bulk to see if it was worthwhile. It definitely is!These Gerio Sugar Free Sour Fruit boiled sweets are individually wrapped making it easy to grab a few to pop into a pocket or handbag and the fruit flavour of each one is clearly illustrated on the wrapper for each sweet. While the sweets are smaller than I had expected they are a perfectly good size and when sucked they last a good time, not dissolving or crumbling away quickly. I have had sour sweets in the past that have been so sour they made my eyes water. These sweets are not like that. Rather, they have a slightly sour edge to them that just causes the mouth to water a little and prevents a cloying sweetness. The flavours have a nice depth to them, it is easy to recognise the flavours as they do taste quite like the fruit they are meant to be.I was curious as to how many sweets there are in this 1kg bag so I weighed a few! Each sweet weighs just fractionally over 1g so I thing there must be around 700-800 in the whole bag, enough to keep even the most sweet toothed person going quite a while! It is,of course, wise to remember that artificial sweeteners can cause tummy upsets if eaten in large quantities so Id not recommend eating more than a small handful a day.I am most definitely a convert to both these sweets in particular and to bulk buying sweets in general, it works out significantly cheaper and is ar more convenient too.

Unfortunately, bag is huge, sweets small but if I ate more than 6 or 7 in a day I needed loo desperately. Also gets bit sharp on tongue so beware.

I am newly diagnosed boarder line Type 2 Diabetic & I just cannot give up candy altogether! So I decided to go on a quest to find the best boiled sweets I can find!Well, I cannot tell you just how good these boiled sweets are! I really would swear that they have sugar in them, they’re so fruity & tangy with a slight sour taste to them! For sugarless candy these are by far the best I have found! Give them a try, you won’t be sorry!