ColombinaDelicate Fruit Drops, 4 Assorted Fruit Candy Flavors, Individually Wrapped, Ideal for Easter, Halloween, and Christmas, 2.2lbs (Pack of 1)

Best Candy in the world. They are so small, low calories and very satisfying.

First had these a a restaurant and have been stocking them in my home ever since.2 1/2 lbs lasts a while but reorder before out because they take almost two weeks to deliver.Just got my 3rd bag and guest love them!

Los mejores caramelos me encantas con sus sabor a frutas

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I first tasted this product at the doctor office and liked it.

Big bag and darn good

Would have been delicious but not very fresh. Great for gift giving.

The candies are small and tasty. They do taste and smell like the fruit on the wrapper. Will definitely purchase again. The different flavors are peach, cherry, green apple, blackberry.

I bought these when searching for fruit hard candy with a soft/chewy/gooey center, in a variety of flavors. The terms "filled" or "bon bons" seem to be associated with this. One of the things that drew me to this particular product was some unusual flavors (blackberry, green apple, and peach) that others didn't have.The candies were WAY smaller than I was expecting. Think individually wrapped Skittles and you'll be in the right ballpark. That could be fine if they had a really intense flavor to compensate, but these don't. They're much less intense than a Jolly Rancher, and the flavors aren't complex or accurate: the blackberry could be relabeled as blackcurrant, or the peach as apricot, and I couldn't argue.I'm not convinced this product deserves the "filled" descriptor. It's really hard to tell. There might be a few microliters of filling in there somewhere. They do collapse a bit and unpleasantly stick to the teeth once they're worn down, but there's no significant change in flavor or texture. As far as the "delicate" descriptor, I have to laugh at that one. I guess being tiny makes them "delicate"? Maybe they're easily offended?The disappointing experience combined with the truly insane amount of foil and plastic needed to wrap them (which roughly triples the volume of the product) make these a waste. The Arcor fruit-filled hard candies were much better, and I'll just have to be satisfied with their five flavors. Speaking of five flavors, a basic roll of LifeSavers beats these Colombina candies hands down, and with less wasteful packaging.