Brach's Sugar Free Mixed Fruit Hard Candy, 680 g

These are really good and actually taste like grape, lemon, etc. And they are good sized pieces. And yes they have sugar alcohol in them but even thought it states 30 + carbs per serving (three pieces) the net carbs is 1/2 carb. I am an insulin dependent diabetic so these are a great addition of the very few fruit type candies candies that are available. Just do not eat too many at one time or you will have "stomach distress" as warned.

I highly recommend this product. To me, these are indistinguishable from regular sugar candy. Unlike some of the other brands I've tried, these have great flavor. I like cherry best. With these, I also ordered the sugar free Brach's Lemon Drops (which were OK) and Jolly Rancher's Sugar Free (which were disappointing -- they tasted nothing like the originals and had no cherry flavor.)

These are pretty decent for a sugar-free hard candy and I will be buying them again.I've had quite a problem finding decent sugar free hard fruit candies. It seems many have tastes that are just not pleasing, and many leave quite a bitter aftertaste. I came across these and purchased them mainly because you can get 24 ounces here for about the same price of most others that are selling 13-16 ounces.Most of the flavors are pretty good, the candies are generous sized, and they are not weak like many sugar free fruit candies. They do not leave a bitter aftertaste in your mouth. The jar they came in is a nicer storage option than a bag, and the individual wrappers are both durable & easy to open. The reason I rated this four stars instead of five is because some of these can form sharper edges as they are consumed, and it can be sharp enough to cut the tongue in some cases.The main sweeteners used here are polyglycol & and sucralose (Splenda)...and this does a really good job at avoiding the bitter taste that other sweeteners (such as saccharin or aspartame) can have. Do note that (like most other sugar-free candy) that artificial sweeteners can have a laxative effect if consumed in large quantity initially. The body rapidly develops a tolerance to this, but if you are just starting to consume sugar free products you should go easy at first to avoid what could be an unpleasant outcome. The sweeteners used in these candies have a relatively weak effect compared to something such as sorbitol (see the reviews for sugar-free gummy bears and you will know what I mean...)Overall, this is pretty good sugar-free hard fruit flavored candy, especially given it is priced more aggressively than most other products. I will be purchasing it in the future and I recommend it to others.

These taste pretty good for sugar free. But each candy is indubitably wrapped. Which should be s good thing.But each candy is completely sticky as if they were wrapped when damp or partially melted, and it is really really hard to free the candy from the clear wrapper. And the wrapper is so permanently adhered to the candy that it shreds and because it is clear, you can't tell there are shreds of wrapper. you have to fish plastic out of your mouth.This is the first time I've ordered these, so maybe I just got an off batch. Every single one I've tried to open had been sticky, so it's not just one or two individual candies.

The candy is great. Price has changed. I bought this in Dec. 2016. I recieved 2 24 ounce containers for $12.76. Now they want $19 for one. . Amazon must think that I have no memory. When the price comes down I will buy again.