VINTERLAND - Fruity Swedish Candy Mix (1.2 Pounds) - Assorted Swedish Candy Sweet Mix - Red Strawberry Licorice - Yellow Bananas - Pink Mushrooms - Happy Flowers - Juicy Berries - Circus Pens, and more - Fruity Edition

This is very enjoyable candy. Varying textures, varying chewability, it's all good!

MIxed bag on these - first, it's a 1.2 lb bag so a lot of candy - but 1.2 lb for $30 is hella expensive for candy of any sort, even like the bestest dark chocolate from Switzerland. So it's 'pensive. Now, the question is, do you like Swedish Gummy candy? As my family kind of universally decided, the flavor is VERY good on these, but the texture ... well, what are you looking for? As my daughter-in-law put it, in America we're used to gummy candy kind of turning to mush after a few bites - these require a LOT more chewing. A LOT. My husband compared it to chewing leather. My daughter said "Hm. Not bad." and she was adventurous enough to try a few pieces, and she said the textures varied by piece - the pineapples (the little fruit shapes are adorable) are super super chewy, the little round red ... cherries? ... are softer. However, my daughter-in-law, who travelled to Europe, also said this is what people expect of Swedish Fish and the like, so if you know what you are getting the flavor is apparently great. (I didn't try them, because I hadn't realized they had gelatin and I'm a vegetarian so they are NOT vegetarian or vegan friendly.)So tldr - flavor good, texture very chewy, expensive for what you get.

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This is a nice assortment of gummies with a good mix of flavors and textures. The variety keeps it interesting, and some pieces even reminded me of Swedish Fish, which I’ve always enjoyed. The gummies are a little denser than other brands I’ve tried, but I actually liked that since it made them more satisfying to chew.The flavor selection is fun, with fruity options that feel a bit different from the usual American candy mix. I especially liked the mix of licorice and fruit flavors, which gave it a more European candy shop feel.The main drawback is the price. At around $30 for a bag, it feels steep for candy, even with the generous size and unique assortment. For me, it’s more of a treat to splurge on occasionally rather than something I would reorder regularly.Overall, if you enjoy gummy candies and want a fun assortment with some unique flavors and a chewy texture, this mix is worth trying. Just be aware of the premium price point.

I am so glad I had the opportunity to try VINTERLAND's Fruity Swedish Candy Mix. It is so good!As the product description indicates, there are A LOT of different flavors to try in this package, and there is a really nice variety of flavors. My husband and I have both enjoyed every piece we've tried so far, to the point that we're hiding the bag from our teenage son so he doesn't eat it all in one sitting, lol.I'm also impressed by how fresh the candy is. It is very easy to chew and not at all tough. The expiration date on the package is April 27, 2026, and I received this product at the end of August 2025. It comes in a resealable bag, which makes it easy to store and keep fresh once opened.The candy was made in Sweden, so it is true Swedish candy. This means it does not have some of the dyes present in American candy, and I find the taste and texture to be preferable--the Swedish candy is softer, less sticky, and tastes less artificial to me. However, since it is imported, it does cost more. I could not afford to buy this candy at full price on a regular basis, but as a special treat, it would be worth it to me. I'll also be looking for this to go on sale!Finally, I should note the bag was fuller than this when it arrived. I took the picture after my husband had helped himself to a few pieces.

Probably some of the most vile candy it tastes like old plastic save your money

Not the greatest mix to be honest. Looked nothing like the pic.

Vinterland candies assortment comes in a cute labeled clear resealable bag, best buy date of April 27, 2026. Inside is an assortment of candies in many shapes, sizes and flavors. This selection does use gelatin and pectin depending on the particular piece. Presentation this is A+ with a wide assortment of pastels and shapes clearly visible thru the bag. There is so many different pieces it's hard to sort them out, some of them like the flowers were really good, an airy like gummy with a bit of a tough chew. The largest yellow and pink items were really soft. This is a "fruity edition" but I think I prefer the "sour" style I have had in past.