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May 03, 2022Reviewer: Debra in Virginia* These are really good.However if you eat more than a small amount at a time,these cause gastrointestinal problems.These taste so good,it is hard to only have some.They taste very close to the regular gummy bears.
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December 08, 2021Reviewer: Christie in Missouri* these are very tasty.can't tell they are sugar free
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October 04, 2021Reviewer: Karen in California* Really good, just don?t eat too many. Would be great if you could buy your favorite flavors
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September 04, 2021Reviewer: Jim in Georgia* Meh. They're okay. I find them to be a little too chewy and a little bland. They are sugar free, though, so, hey, give them a try.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpfulJuly 24, 2021Reviewer: A customer in Georgia* I bought these Albanese Sugar Free Gummies, Brachs Sugar Free Gummies, and Jelly Belly Sugar Free Gummies to do a taste test. There was no clear winner. Each has different qualities. Some you may appreciate, some you may not. So here goes.
I would buy all three again. They are similarly priced are all worth the price. None are keto but are low carb as they have "bad" ingredients. All have a low net carb count when you deduct the sugar alcohol. All three have maltitol which can spike blood sugar. Read your ingredients and decide for yourself.
Brach's has the most traditional gummy chew. The flavors are good. If I had to pick a favorite it would probably be these but I'd happily eat the other two.
Albanese has the most flavors which are neither good nor bad. Some are excellent and some are meh. These are the softest of the three. Would absolutely buy again.
The Jelly Belly is the least chewie. The border on hard and they are smaller than the other two but the flavors are pretty darn good. I'd order them again as a combo with their sugar-free jelly beans (if they had a good combo deal), but probably not by themselves. What I don't like about these is the "Sweetened with Splenda" on the front. They do have Splenda, which is keto, but the first ingredient is maltitol, which is not. It's kind of a bait and switch to me but it underlines why you have to read your ingredients no matter what the package claims are.
All this being said, I'd absolutely go with the Brach's Sugar-Free Fruit Slices over any of these.
I'm posting this review on all three of these gummies.
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April 10, 2021Reviewer: A guest* NOT ENOUGH FLAVOR FOR ME.
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March 12, 2021Reviewer: A customer in Georgia* Great taste!
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March 06, 2021Reviewer: Jeanine in New Hampshire* These are really tasty. I wish they used natural coloring instead of the unhealthy artificial colors, which is why I’m giving it 3 stars.
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February 27, 2021Reviewer: Alice in California* There is a warning label for a reason on back of package!! These made me cramp sooooo bad! Never again!!
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February 09, 2021Reviewer: Pat in North Carolina* These are 0 net carbs. I love gummy bears and these are good. A nice treat!
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April 16, 2020Reviewer: Sherrie in Ohio* I got these for my grandchildren to eat, so, they would not have so much sugar. I like the taste of them, as well.
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March 24, 2020Reviewer: S.B. in Michigan* These had a rather "blah" taste...the flavors were extremely weak, and it's wise to eat ONLY a few at a time! They gave everyone here "tummy rumbles" ....
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October 08, 2019Reviewer: Deborah in Virginia* These are made with maltitol, which may be the only alcohol sugar that will spike your blood sugar....many report that it spikes blood sugar equal to or even greater than cane sugar. So unfortunately not a good option for diabetics or those on a low carb diet.
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May 12, 2019Reviewer: Desri in California* Love gummy bears! Just wish they weren’t SO expensive!
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May 12, 2019Reviewer: Desri in California* I don’t eat sweets as a usual rule. But these are yummy! Just a few take care of my sweet craving. I also give them to my grandkids without any guilt of getting them sugared up!
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March 26, 2019Reviewer: Vicki in Tennessee* The sugar free gummy bears had good taste and texture. I would purchase them again if they were not so expensive.
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March 11, 2019Reviewer: Doris in Oregon* Can't find these where I live. Great snack.
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February 06, 2019Reviewer: Susan in Virginia* Tastes just like regular gummy bears! Also has fewer carbs per serving than other sugar free brands. I would eat a handful or 2 at a time and never got an upset stomach.
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January 21, 2019Reviewer: Susan in California* Did not realize this was high on carbs. If you dont count carbs or your not on Keto this would be fine.
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June 03, 2018Reviewer: CLARA in South Carolina* Absolutely Love These. Great When You Want that Something Sweet, but Want To Stay Low Carb Or Sugar Free.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpfulMay 24, 2018Reviewer: A customer in California* Beware!!! These are delicious but dangerous. They should come with a warning. I ate half of the bag and spent the afternoon in the bathroom. Not a pleasant surprise.
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0 of 1 people found the following review helpfulOctober 19, 2017Reviewer: Franchesca in California* Not your typical bear. The crystallized coating on candy made it clump up to multi-bear nuggets. What I found to be most disappointing was the 17 carbs for only 3 bears...not worth it. I still treated myself to a few. They tasted good.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpfulMay 02, 2016Reviewer: Andrea in Michigan* These are amazing and taste just like their full sugar counterparts. As with all sugar free products, they can cause some stomach upset, but that was not the case for me. I buy these 10 at a time!
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpfulApril 21, 2016Reviewer: Michael in New Jersey* So, i feel like i had to write a review because i didnt see any on this product. Ill start off by saying these gummy bears are delicious and taste exactly like their sugar full counter parts. The problem is the sugar alcohol that is used. According to the package this has 2 servings in it. You can consume about 15 gummy bears as 1 serving. I ate exactly 7 gummy bears because i wanted the package to last. Lets just say eating these 7 gummy bears sent me home from work. I simply could not function with the amount of trips to the rest room this produced. These are pretty much a delicious laxative.
I cannot recommend them to anyone, and the only use i can see is to maybe relieve constipation, because we all know Milk of Magnesia tastes gross.