Tic Tac Chewy! Sour Adventure

I was so excited to find candy without certified synthetic dyes. They’re delicious. Crunchy, chewy and slightly sour

Brought these into the restaurant I work at to share with the rest of the staff. We are experienced professionals, with highly refined palettes, and a diverse spectrum of emotional disorders we manage with sugar and pills. The overall impression was pretty positive--everyone agreed that the crunch is super satisfying. 'Jelly bean inside a TicTac,' was a term that kept coming up. People liked the flavors, but other than the orange ones, no one had had the hard candy analogs for grape, lemon, cherry, or green apple. Green apple was the least popular.The rest of this is just my own personal thoughts... yes, the TicTac shell delivers good flavor and a sturdy thickness--that I will concede. But I don't love the way that it incorporates itself into the soft core. Texturally, it goes from this exciting snap, crackle, pop, and immediately falls off into an ordinary jellybean. I want more differentiation between the outer and inner textures. If you suck on the shell til you get to the core, you hardly know you've hit it. Something with more resistance and elasticity would be nice--like a dense, gummy cylinder. That way you still have something to chew on once the shell dissolves into nothing. Flavor-wise, my favorite was the grape, a flavor a lot of companies mess up, but they nailed that kool-aid-pixie-stick-purple-stuff profile. I definitely didn't like the apple, and have never appreciated its incursion into fruit mixes, where it always throws off the balance. The flavors otherwise playoff each other fairly well, with grape and lemon taking the win for best two-flavor combo.Anyway, four stars.

What Tic-Tac has reimagined and created here is the absolute perfect variant of their traditional candy. These have this very thin outer/crunchy layer that is easy to chew through and then you’re immediately hit with a burst of fruity and sour deliciousness! The fruit flavors are accurate to the fruit, each color represents and the taste of sweet and sour goodness is such a satisfying combination of flavors.When I first opened a bag I didn’t know what to expect but after trying the first one, I was hooked right away. I just kept munching on these and enjoying them and after what I thought was eating quite a few, I still had over half the bag left.You receive 12 bags in this box and each bag contains a generous portion of chewy Tic-Tacs. So, for the price you receive enough to last you for several weeks, if not longer.If you’ve always enjoyed the fruity and satisfying flavor Tic-Tacs have, these chewy versions provide that without the work of chewing through a hard piece of candy. Seriously, once you try the first one you will understand why I’m such a fan of these new versions of Tic-Tacs. They’ve truly improved upon what was already a delicious and fruity flavor and just made it a much more satisfying way to eat and enjoy them.

Tic Tac Chewy Sour Adventure candy is very different from the traditional Tic Tac. I like regular Tic Tacs to freshen my breath. The Tic Tac Chewy Sour Adventure candy is appealing to a younger generation who especially like sour candy. Each candy is a little bit larger than a traditional Tic Tac and is brightly colored. When you bite down on them, they have a pleasing crunch, followed by a chewy center that is intensely fruit-flavored with both sweet and sour sensations. They are most like a crunchy version of jelly belly (small, strongly flavored jelly bean). Each package is large and is supposed to be 3 servings. 30 pieces (1 serving) is only 110 calories. If you eat them one at a time, that will keep you happy for a while! Unlike traditional Tic Tacs, these don't come in a sturdy container. There is no way to seal the bag after it is opened, so you might just have to finish the bag! I know that my grandchildren will love this candy, as will their parents. Each flavor is delicious. This is a new and fun candy.

These taste good. Each pack comes with plenty of servings. No corn syrup which is a plus. These are honestly just like skittles!

A frog hops into a bank looking for a loan to expand his pond. For collateral, he has this item. He approaches a desk where the nameplate tells him the womans name is Patty W. He asks for $400 for a loan. Patty asks him about his collateral and he shows her this several boxes of thiscandy. Not knowing what she is looking at, she goes and gets he bank manager. When he comes and reviews the loan, she says to him "I have no idea what his collateral is or worth." He tells her " Its a Tic Tac Pack Patty Wack, give the frog a loan . . ."BTW, they are tasty . .

I haven't seen these before, so I think they are something new from the Tic-Tac brand, which is made by the Italian company Ferrero. I generally like gummy candies and sour candies, and if you like the combination of gummy and crunchy, you will probably like these.These candies are of course almost pure sugar, but one serving of these candies is just 110 calories. Still, beware, because this "share size" pack contains a tad over three servings. So if you consume the whole pack at one sitting you are getting quite a few more calories than in a standard-size candy bar. And as you can tell from the pictures, it's not resealable, so there's nothing to stop you, especially since they taste so good.

The Tic Tac Chewy Sour Adventure Candy, Bulk 12 Pack was a very much appreciated candy treat in our home. These are a little bit bigger than a typical Tic Tac, are candy coated and chewy on the inside. I would agree these are not as 'sour' as other type candies, but that is quite ok with me. These were very fresh and I enjoyed the taste and texture of the candy. The best by date was well in the future and I appreciated that as well. There are five flavors and they are distinct from each other. I would recommend these.