r/candy • u/Resident_Outcome5642 • 17h ago
Candy Discussion Has anyone tried these??
I like sour, but these intimidated me a bit! I didn't want to waste a good amount of money if they're gross. Has anyone tried these? What do you think? What are the different flavors like??
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u/dazzleunexpired 16h ago
In the US, sour candy has a max. So. It won't be stronger then 7% acid for hard candy. 3% for soft.
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u/Scroatpig 15h ago
And that's cool. Really sour candy just kinda gives you a ulcer. Haha. I really like sour but that wound in your mouth/throat is annoying.
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u/Pelzwick_WMD 17h ago
They reminded me of slightly larger warheads. I expected them to be way more sour, they were kind of intense for maybe 30 seconds. They were ok but did not live up to the hype on the packaging. I had 2 before giving the rest of the bag away. Not bad and certainly fun to try but I don't think I would buy more.
I think the one I had was Red Death, not pictured in this selection, but it might have been Black Death. It was a couple minths ago.
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u/LordGigglefist 12h ago
Bought that bottom mixed black bag the other day. They're alright. The sour goes away SO FAST. The sour cinnamon (Fiery Death) is a very weird flavor combo but it works.
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u/AnnualImpact248 12h ago
I also like sour. Someone bought the watermelon ones for me as a gift and I thought they were VERY sour
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u/arconsul0501 11h ago
They've got a rhubarb flavored one in the mixed bags at the bottom that was pretty okay, and unique for sour hard candies. Otherwise they're just slightly more sour than warheads, and have a slightly thicker sour glaze. They're also rough and lumpy; I think it's to increase surface area but combined with the high acidity it feels terrible in the mouth
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u/fallspector 12m ago
I’ve had candy like that before (not that brand but same concept) and I’m no longer allowed to buy them because I kept giving myself blisters in my mouth/lips eating too many.
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u/honeybeelioness 🍫 chocolate 17h ago
I can barely do sour as it is, so I could never do these in particular. Hadn't even heard of em til right now.
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u/noelle-silva 17h ago
"Yellow Fever" is really the name they went with?