SOUR PUNCH® Sour Candy Assorted Easter Twists 12 ct 9oz Bag 4 Flavors: Blue Raspberry, Grape, Fruit Punch, Lemon

The candy is stale and hard

What a great way to get a bunch of treats that are always popular. This is one of the few treats that the entire family and extended family likes, from the 6 year olds to the 80 year olds. They are just the perfect amount of sweet and sour.Flavors are:+Blue raspberry+Grape+Fruit punch+LemonThe blue raspberry are amazing! But I like all of the others as well. The kids feel that the fruit punch is the best flavor however.These bags each have around 40 individually wrapped pieces, so keeping portions the right size is really easy. I'm very happy to have a dozen bags, these will last us quite a while.I can't find an expiry date on these but general consensus online seems to say they keep for at least a year. We will certainly eat them all way before then!I think the value is really good for what a huge amount you are getting.

I like all of these except yellow. I’m not a big fan of the hard yellow ones I’ve had before but this is like a thinned out tasting version of that the other colors all taste like full flavored. So if you like the hard ones you’ll probably like these texture is like in between gummy worm and twizzler.

I wanted to like these way more than I actually liked them. For candy that is billed as sour, these could be more sour IMO. The twists are a better consistency than Twizzlers. They are just a bit softer, less waxy and easier to chew. The packaging is a bit confusing. I was initially looking at the fruit images in the corner as the guide for flavors. I expected blue raspberry, cherry, lemon, grape, strawberry and orange. I tried digging through the bag but couldn't find 6 different colored twists. Then I looked closer at the bag and realized there are only 4 flavors, grape, lemon, fruit punch and blue raspberry. I liked the grape the best. I did not care for the lemon. it was a bit like eating lemon with the pith (the white part) still on it … sour and a bit bitter. The bitterness lingered. The other flavors were ok. I do like that each stick is individually wrapped as they are coated in a sour sugar crystals that can be a bit messy. The ones I received have a best by date in 2025 so you've got plenty of time to use them up. One last note is that you get a TON of these so hopefully you like them. At about $2.75/bag these will be a good value if you like them. While I wouldn't discourage anyone from trying them, they aren't exactly my cup of tea. I'll still probably eat a lot of them (but no lemon) and will have fun sharing with others.

This is a review of SOUR PUNCH® Sour Candy Assorted Easter Twists. I wanted to like these more than I do. I appreciate that each twist is individually wrapped for easier carrying around and sharing. I also like the four varities and the consistency of each. The lemon, however, has an overpowering chemical taste and it leaves a terrible aftertaste. The grape is the best, but the most unattractive color of the four. The blue raspberry is decent and the fruit punch is okay, but both have an artifical taste and leave a bit of an unpleasant taste. Really pretty disappointing.

A++ I love these sour chewy candies and the bulk value. Each 9-oz bag is the size you'd expect to buy in a typical store, so the larger quantity cuts the final price almost in half. Although the 12 bags have Spring/Easter themes, the individually wrapped candies only have the Sour Punch logo so that these candies can be shared and enjoyed all year. As far as Easter goes, the candies will fit inside standard plastic eggs if you bend them a little. As for me, I got them to put in sports team treat bags and incorporate into graduation gifts. At least, what I don't eat myself.FLAVOR/TEXTURE: As far as "sour" candies go, these are only slightly less sour than SourPatch, i.e., they are well-balanced between sweet and sour and not going to make your face pucker too much. I especially like the ridged, straw texture, which is fun to eat and fun for kids to play with (yes, you can drink out of them like a straw).

If you like Sour Punch candy, you’ll be pleased with this Easter variety pack. The batch I was shipped was fresh with an expiration date in 2025. The package comes with four flavors: Grape, Lemon, Fruit Punch and Blue Raspberry. Each twist is individually wrapped, so you can use these to stuff easter eggs without making a mess. The twist is chewy with a light flavor; the sour sprinkles are strong and the fruit flavors somewhat overwhelmed. I also noticed an odd, almost plastic-like aftertaste after eating them. It faded quickly but it didn’t leave the best impression.

Massive box stuffed to the brim with sour Easter candy. Unfortunately for me, the texture of the licorice inside the sour coating isn't very appealing, like the coating has pulled the moisture from the licorice making it a tougher chew. That said, it's evident plenty of people don't mind this and it's just my personal preference. If you're one of those people, this is a generously filled box you'd no doubt love.