Zollipops Clean Teeth Pops Sugar Free Candy with Xylitol, Dye-Free Lollipops - Keto & Diabetic-Friendly, Dentist-Approved Treats for Kids (Assorted Fruit, 1lb Tub)

Good

Good poroduct, all over great flavours. The only issue is the ones I received don’t have zylitol in them, however they do have erythritol.

There is no Xylitol in the ingredients…

I like this brand as far as flavor, ingredients, price, availability, and macros compared to other brands such as Dr. John's, etc. It's probably at the top of the list imo for a sugar free candy that doesn't use maltitol (which affects insulin and blood glucose almost as badly as regular sugar), sucralose (uses harsh chemicals in its manufacturing, etc), and other artificial ingredients but that also isn't sooooo overpriced that I can never justify the splurge.For those curious:The 29 ounce plastic tub that I received had 121 lollies and three loose sticks that never got "candified" in the machine. For the price I paid, this comes out to about 23 cents per lolly and I bought them on a slight sale of about $5 less than their usual price. I would only ever buy these when they're on sale because I budget every cent I spend on unnecessary "treats" and I consider this item a splurge purchase.As far as the flavor variety in the tub I received, it was mostly an even amount of all flavors except strawberry (lightest pink) which sadly was the lowest quantity and also my favorite flavor, with pineapple (bright yellow) being the most and also my least favorite flavor. Go figure. It does seem that companies usually seem to include most of the least popular flavor in mixed batches.It's very hard if not impossible to differentiate the cherry and raspberry (?) visually because they are almost the same shade of darker pink and if you aren't really looking closely, you can also mix up the grape which is a more purple pink. It would be nice if they made the colors a little more different across these flavors since I like to know what flavor I'm going to consume at any given time. And I'm only really stating the above flavors and colors as orange, pineapple, cherry, raspberry, strawberry, and grape based on the graphic on the label because there's no actual guide to what flavors these lollies are except for that picture on the tub.

Taste amazing NO SUGAR which is the most important, my 3 year old daughter loves them.

I recently tried the Zollipops Clean Teeth Pops 1 lb Tub, and I have to say, they’re a really interesting alternative to regular candy. The biggest thing that stood out to me is that they actually taste good for a sugar free treat. The natural fruit flavors are enjoyable and not overly artificial, which isn’t always the case with healthier candy options.I also like the concept behind them. Knowing they’re made with xylitol and designed to be better for your teeth makes them feel like a smarter choice, especially for kids or anyone trying to cut back on sugar. It’s nice to have something sweet on hand that doesn’t come with the usual guilt, and the fact that they’re dye-free and diabetic friendly is a big plus.That said, the taste is a little different from traditional lollipops. You can tell they’re sugar-free, and there’s a slight aftertaste depending on the flavor, but it’s not overwhelming. Some flavors are definitely better than others, but overall they’re still enjoyable.The 1 lb tub is also really convenient for sharing, whether it’s for home, school, or even handing out as a better for you treat option.Overall, if you’re looking for a healthier candy alternative that’s kid friendly and dentist approved, these are definitely worth trying. They’re not exactly the same as regular candy, but they come pretty close while offering some real benefits.