Z. Emma White Rabbit Creamy Candy 6.3 Oz/180g (1pack)

If you have never tried White Rabbit candy, you are missing out on one of the most iconic sweets out there. It has a unique, mellow milk flavor that isn’t overly sugary, making it incredibly addictive. It starts off firm but quickly softens into a satisfying, long-lasting chew. It tastes like high-quality sweetened condensed milk. It’s comforting, and perfect for anyone who loves creamy treats. One of the coolest parts is the thin, transparent inner wrapper made of sticky rice paper. It melts on your tongue and is part of the whole experience. These are excellent, fresh, and a great value. These are excellent paired with a hot cup of tea the warmth helps soften the candy even faster!

Creamy bought multiple times. It may be soft but most often it's hard candy ... Great taste and value and good freshness.

I put them in the microwave for 10 seconds to soften them up. Delicious milky candy.

Delicious! They are as nostalgic as I remember, they are a rice candy and are wrapped with a rice paper which I personally love. The taste of the candy is really dependent on who have it. It’s sort of got a milky flavor to it, and it’s a candy made to suck on until it’s chewy enough to really dissolve. It’s got a pappery texture that some really hate but I personally love it so much. Do I’d definitely get a smaller bag if you aren’t sure yourself that you’re willing to experiment with texture and flavor. However if you’re looking at this candy you’re probably already familiar with it.

Hey there! Apologies to write a bad review, but Amazon does not give this issue as an option to deal with in their selection, and so I must throw away the whole order as they are as hard as a rock, and unfortunately not edible, and I grew up with these and unfortunately a real disappointment.

Yummy, my favorite candy! My nighttime sweet tooth treat!

We usually love these, but this particular shipment arrived with these candies rock solid. We like them on the chewing side, these were not chewy in any way. Maybe they should photograph the 'best by' dates, so consumers can decide if they want to purchase this food item; that shouldn't be rock solid.

Classic candy that's just as it was the first time I had one. Back then, a friend had to tell me that, yes, you eat the clear film that's around the candy. Fun! So glad it hasn't been westernized.