SweetGourmet Original English Jelly Babies Candy - Natural Flavors and Colors | 1Lb

My wife and I have tried different brands of Jelly Babies over the last year. Most of them were pretty good but this one is amazing! The flavor last for a long time after your last bite and you can certainly tell you just ate a blueberry or an orange one, as the flavors are dead on. We highly recommend this brand!

I so liked these Gummi bears. They are tender but not too soft. Not at all rubbery like some. The flavors bring to mind berries, melon, citrus, grape, and more. The colors are tempting and their aroma is mouth watering. The price is low and I got over two pounds in one bag. They are fresh, tasty, habit forming. No funny after taste. I am ordering more. Try them, a must if you enjoy gummies . They are what you want a gummy to be, interesting flavors and tender but a good chew. Yum.

The company i ordered Gustav's jelly babies from shipped my order quickly, and the packaging was perfect. so 5 stars for them.My problem is that the jelly babies were not good at all. They had the consistency of dried out circus peanut candy. So Sugary, to the point of feeling gritty while chewing . Not much fruit flavor. Very stale. I choked down one i tried and threw the full bag away. Such a disappointment. I am a sad girl.

Have not used a birthday gift to my brother that loves these English candyHaving a hard ti.e not eating before his birthday

The product doesn't match the pictures. I have ordered these twice before about 2 years ago and they looked exactly like the picture and tasted wonderful. These look like they have been sitting in a warehouse for months. There is no jelly inside like before. It's just a normal gritty tasting gummy. Absolutely disappointed and won't buy again. I wish I could get my money back but the product was obviously already opened and one of each flavor tasted. Waste of money

Like everyone else in the U.S. who likes these, I was introduced to them through Tom Baker in Doctor Who. I saw the show as a kid (after he had left it) and a friend of mine bought these at some convention and shared exactly one because he only had the one bag. I don't think I had them again for many years.I don't eat a lot of sweets, but for some reason these fill a niche for me when I have a sweets munchie. I also was disappointed in them when I tried them so many years ago. So, I don't know if my tastes changed or I acquired the taste. They really aren't like most American sweets.For my personal sweet tooth, I tend to buy the smaller 6 bags of Bassets because the bags are about the right size for me to open up and slowly finish off without them just getting stale. So, it's just about the perfect size.When sharing them at work ("Want a jelly baby?"), I buy Gustaffs because they are cheaper and more of a bulk bag. Both are good, but they do seem to taste a bit different to me. Very similar, but a bit different (unless I'm just crazy, which is always possible). Both are good and fit the same "category" of taste for me. I suppose that's a personal thing how something tastes anyway.It really is a unique taste I don't get out if other American sweets and is my number one preferred sweet treat--at least at the moment. :)

I have had other brands of jelly babies that had a better flavor. These were ok but not my favorite.

I purchased this to serve during my birthday party, which was done with a Doctor Who theme. I had a TARDIS cake, jammie dodgers (stored in Doctor Who Tardis Cookie Jar Lights and Sounds), and a bowl full of these jelly babies. They arrived quickly and displayed well on the table of snacks.These are kinda sorta like gummy bears, but not really. Each candy is about an inch long, and nicely thick. It's got a dryer, tougher texture on the outside, and then soft and moist on the inside. They're very tasty - especially the green, red, and purple ones!The bowl of jelly babies was nearly empty by the end of the party. Everyone loved them and the bowl got passed around the room a good bit. :)Perfect addition to any Doctor Who-themed gathering.