Eiffel Bon Bons 1.25oz 9 Bag Variety Pack - Watermelon, Blue Raspberry, & Apple

So I had these about 20yrs ago, and the size is about the only difference. Otherwise the taste is one of a kind, and it will take you down memory lane.

These take me back to elementary. They’re lovely. Bit pricey, but worth it. And they hard as a rock when chewing.... But I absolutely love it.

I have enjoyed these candies many times in France, however, as soon as I popped one in my mouth, it was as hard as a rock. The candies that were delivered to us expired.

These little bon bons made in a little place in France are absolutely amazing. I love how great and fresh these things always taste. The apple, watermelon, and blueberry actually tastes like the fruit. It doesn't taste artificial like most American candies. My high school French teacher knew about these because she has family in Paris, so what she used to do for us is have somebody send a box of them over and pass them out sometimes in class. So, when I saw these while I was looking over the candy section, I just had to get them. They are as great as I remembered them.

I've been looking for these candies like crazy I WISH all flavors were included in the 4oz baggies, to be honest. I read mostly ALL the reviews about the candy being hard but that is how I REMEMBER them in high school, so TRUELY don't see the difference. I guess until I take a trip to France & purchase them out there for a try we'll see !

Same amazing taste but far from fresh. We were hoping for the soft, chewy candies we got so long ago but instead we got these hard little bon bons.

Candy was put in a separate plastic package that states expiration 2025 but on the actual candy packaging they are all old and way out of date as well as smashed.

Great Stocking Stuffers! My kids had these in middle school French class. Couldn't believe it when I found them on line. Kids are now adults in their 20's-30's and were so excited on Christmas morning to find these in their stockings.