HariboGoldbaren ( Gold Bears ) - Pack of 6 X 200 G

I think these are some of the best gummy bears out there. The texture is better than the US “Goldbears”, and the flavor is FAR better since the European kind are flavored (and colored) with natural fruit juice etc rather than artificial flavors and colors like the US kind. The flavors are slightly different because pink Goldbarën is strawberry rather than the green Goldbear which is strawberry. Goldbarën adds a new flavor, with the green being lime. All in all a much better experience than we get over in the US.

These are the real deal! Just like the ones they sell in Germany. The flavor just burst in your mouth! Especially the green (apple) ones. Each flavor distinct. So yummy!!!

I really like Haribo gummi's. But, the high fructose versions I've finally decided to exclude. Ordering these is a wonderful improvement. The flavors are slightly different, but equally good. Highly recommended.

I’ve ordered these twice in Dec 2019 and both times I got all German gummies. I lived in Germany as a kid and I remember these being amazing. I’ve bought them here in the US and was disappointed that they weren’t as good, but chocked it up to romanticizing my childhood. Until I found these when shopping for my kids stocking candy. They are so delightfully hard and chewy; you can suck on one for 15mins. And there’s NO CHERRY. The flavors are amazing and they don’t numb your tongue. I bought a 2nd pack to hide in and my room not share with my kids haha.UPDATE: I'm back buying these in Dec 2020 and they are still the German ones. So chewy, so flavorful. Again I was buying them for my kids' stockings but now I've eaten several packs so I will have to buy more.

I was given a few gummy bears recently that peaked my interest. As a child, I was in Germany and we used to have these often. However, upon return to the states we noticed that the product had a slightly different taste. Well, I was so happy to find this sight that had the original imported brand. I enjoyed it so, that I purchased an even larger quantity. It appears that I am trying to be as big as a bear because I can't seem to get enough of them. Will look toward this vendor for my next because the were very quick (I thought they might melt in the North Carolina heat) and the product was in fantastic condition. Look hear to get to know the originally made product so you can learn the difference. Great company look for them!

I will only eat the German made ones because they are the original and the only ones I like. However, I hate that I was scammed out of 150g. 6 packs of 200g is what I bought, but I received 6 packs of 175g. Paid $25 for 1050 grams of German made gummy bears!!!! INSANE!!!I ordered again incase it was just a mistake. Not the case. Again I recieved 6- 175g packages although the item description states 6- 200g packages.The company hasn’t reached out so I will be either contacting them or Amazon because each order I was shorted 175g. With both orders combined now it’s up to 350g I have been shorted.

I lived in Bremerhaven, Germany from 1955 - 1958. I spent my weekly allowance (25 cents) on a scoop of gummi bears from a local candy store near the train station. At that time each bear cost one Pfenning (1/4 of one American penny). So, I supposedly received 100 bears that were to last me a week until my next payday. I rationed them by eating a limb at a time. These candies sold by Amazon are made in Germany (among other countries) and are a bit smaller, denser and not as sugary sweet as the ones made in the USA. However, they are not quite the same ones I enjoyed as a child. I have on order from The World of Europe, ones that appear (in size and shape) to be what I once relished. Hopefully, I will not be disappointed.

Okay, like others have said -- I had these as a child in Germany. When we came stateside, Haribo was still the gold standard, but they were just ... lacking. They were good but somehow not the same. As you grow up, you rather assume that the change is you, not the food -- sort of like how you absolutely love things like, oh, canned ravioli as a child but as an adult, you realize it's, well, canned ravioli. It got to the point that I might snatch a gummy bear from my husband's ever-present stash, but they weren't something I'd ever buy for myself. They just never tasted that good or that fresh or even worth the time (or calories).So imagine my delight when I discovered that these existed and that maybe, just maybe, there was a reason that my childhood gummy bear memories were so very different from my adult reality. Maybe the problem WASN'T but rather the bears themselves?! What did I have to lose? I ordered a box, awaited it eagerly, and yoo haloo ... I dove straight into a bag with all the eagerness of that little girl I once was, and would you believe it, my childhood tastebuds were instantly awakened.It was like I was that little girl in the giraffe jacket standing in the entryway of that cold apartment in Zweibrucken arguing with my mom about zipping it up all by myself all over again. Except, of course, I'm not. I'm an old woman living in the US and I definitely don't have an adorable giraffe jacket (kinda wish I did, though. I should see if Amazon has one in my size ...)And anyway, if you're a gummy bear connoisseur -- or just like to pretend you are -- you need to get these.Or not. I mean, more for me. Whatever.