Snak Club Tajin Gummy Candy Fruit Rings, Gummies with Chili and Lime Seasoning, Mild Spice, Gluten-Free and Vegan Snacks, Assorted Variety, Watermelon, Mango, Pineapple, 11 oz Resealable Bags, 3 Pack

This is a snack this is cant stop eating, everytime I buy this my mouth waters.The flavor profiles hit in waves;First is a wave of salty heat, but not to spicy.Second there is a wave of tangy lemon and lime.Finally the flavor slams with a heavy peaches and cream flavor.This profile seals every ring is a anticipation and excruciatingly exquisite hammer of flavors no snack i have ever eaten before has.I buy these almost every month and will be making a order soon again.

Saw these in Tomorrowland. Grabbed a bag. OMG! Immediately hopped on Amazon and ordered a few boxes of various flavors before even leaving Disneyland. Insanely delicious.*The ones we received via Amazon were less fresh and zesty. Not sure why. Maybe a glitch. Added our own Tajin. They weren’t awful but seemed to lack the same powerful flavorful punch. May still order again although we now see the costs across all flavors has risen significantly nearly 35% it seems in just a few days since our initial order.

I don't know what it is about this candy, but I could eat a whole bag in one sitting and deeply regret it the next day. Perfect mix of spicy, salty, citrus, and sweet.My grocery store sells a small bag for $5 which is insane considering this big bag is usually only around a dollar more.I've had at least a half dozen bags purchased at different times and there are always a few pieces that are kind of "wet". Or kind of like melted candy at room temperature. I think the salt it the Tajin pulls moisture from the gummies. It doesn't affect the flavor and shows no sign of it being anythig bad, it just gets your hands sticky when you get to the bottom of the bag. It wouldn't hurt for them to throw in a dry-pack, but maybe that would dry out the gummies too much. Who knows, just don't assume you have a bad batch if you have the same experience. It's fine.

Ok, as a long time lover of salty, sour and spicy snacks, I can give my opinionated opinion.These are "ok". Compared to what I feel is the best I've had, which are the Chamoy Peach rings from Buc-ee's.The chili flavor is a little better than Buc-ee's, probably because of the Tajin, but the overall peach flavor and especially the texture, are not nearly as good. They break up more in your mouth and stick to your teeth more than others. And they're not really sour.Good in a pinch, but obviously a copycat product.

I’m a big fan of sweet and spicy snacks, so I was excited to try the Snak Club Tajín Mango Rings. I’ve had their Tajín Gummy Bears before and really liked them - the spice was balanced and didn’t overpower the sweetness.The Mango Rings, though, were a different story. The Tajín seasoning hits much harder here, and the heat lingers a bit longer. The mango flavor is still there, but it’s kind of buried under the spice. For someone who enjoys a strong kick, this might be a win. But for me, it was just a little too intense.There’s also a stickiness to the texture that I didn’t care for - it made them feel messier and less enjoyable to eat compared to the gummy bears.Overall, if you like a bolder spice and don’t mind the sticky texture, these might be worth a try. But I’ll be sticking with the gummy bears.

I'm kind of obsessed with these. They remind me of the Vero Mango lollipops we get from the Mexican store, but they're chewy (obviously).

Taste like mangonada. The mango flavor is more authentic then most mango candies. I love that it's gelatin free too!

I was looking for a gluten free vegan candy. I am happy I was able to try these but I won't be getting them again.The chili is not evenly distributed so I got some peach gummies with a ton on them and some with none.Also be prepared that this is a messy treat to eat so have some napkins / wet wipes available while you eat them.I like the idea behind these but unfortunately the flavor didn't win me over and the mess wasn't worth it.