Juicy Drop Gummy Dip 'N Stix Assorted Candy Variety Pack, Sweet Gummy Sticks W/ Sour Dipping Gel, 8 Pack, Assorted For Kids Parties and Party Favors, Sour Candy Variety Pack for Kids

Kids loved them

Bought for my grandkids 12 and 8 years of age who doesn’t like candy.

Exactly what you order

I don’t care for this stuff but the kids really liked it.

Gooey stuff you are supposed to stick candy sticks in is totally sticky. Drips when you take candy stick out and it doesn't add to flavor. It would be better to just use candy sticks without too. Not sure where to get just the candy sticks. They are like sugary soft sour twizzlers

I was really hoping these would have more of a sour flavor to them. These gummy sticks evoke a similar appearance to sour straws or sour patch kids while coming nowhere close. The "Sour Dipping Gel" is basically Jolly Rancher's but melted. Even the Blue Rebel flavor lacked much of a sour flavor - though it was the sourest. Although I don't think sour straws or sour patch kids are necessarily the sourest of candy you can get, I can say that I'd have much rather purchased those candies than these if my primary focus was sour candy.My only other issue is that by the last/second to last stick you run out of gel - even if you saved it as much as possible.The value for money I can't really say as I'm not sure how much these would cost individually at the store, but since you get 8 for 20 then it's pretty much 2.50 per which seems at least decent if not good.I removed one star for the lack of any sour flavor and I removed the second star for a slight lack of gel (though I would probably only remove half a star if possible.However, if you like sweet stuff and like the idea of taking a gummy stick and dipping it into soft jolly rancher gel, by all means, you'll probably really like these. I know once I got past the lack of sour I quickly (relatively speaking) ate all of the containers.

I took these as a hello gift for my nieces and nephews on a trip to Australia. They were a hit, as they are an unusual but inexpensive gift: a colorful plastic container with about 10 sour gummi straws which are designed to be dipped into a sweet dip in the middle. The kids had fun with them but were taken aback by the sour taste, maybe Australians are not used to sour candies.

I got these for my kids and they all weren't eating them. I asked why and they all said that the sticks were way to hard and hurt their teeth! So I tried it and sure enough the sticks are so hard that chewing it is impossible ( and I opened a new cup) and hurts. I think it's pretty messed up to sell us an old ahh batch of these! Especially because these are so freakin expensive for candy. So idk if these would even be worth it for you but I wish I would have come straight to the reviews before I bought because there are a few saying the same thing!! I guess lesson learned. I won't be buying these again!