Sweet Mickey’s in Seattle
This was my least favorite of the Bubs gummies I tried. It is simply ok. I actually was not sure what the flavor was supposed to be until I looked it up online later.
Sweet Mickey’s in Seattle. Also available on Swedish Candy Store
Like the other Bubs candies I tried, this gummy is a little softer than usual. The Dizzy Skull is bubblegum flavored, but that flavor is more subtle than with American confections. The taste starts out with a mild sourness before quickly turning to sweet.
Sweet Mickey’s in Seattle. Also available on Swedish Candy Store
I wasn’t sure what to expect biting into such a large gummy, but pleasantly found it softer than most of the gummies you get from a bulky candy wall. I think that’s important, it would be too much if Bubs candies were the consistency of say, a Haribo. I found this fruity flavor quite pleasant and would buy it again!
A friend’s house
I had never heard of Haw Flakes—made with hawthorn berry—until recently, but I learned they are a snack staple of many Chinese-American childhoods. The texture was a surprise to me, both flaky and a bit chewy. I liked that these were fruity and not too sweety.
Metropolitan Market
My impression of this brand of licorice really depends on the flavor.
“Tropical” was juicy and delicious.
Green apple flavor was pretty good.
Raspberry tasted weird and chemical and I ended up throwing the rest of those away.
