HARIBO Mega Roulette Sweet Gummy Candy, 1.59 oz. Rolls (Pack of 24)

If you like Haribo coins, you will love this case of them. They are firmer like the coins and alphabet typically are compared to the bears, but still soft and very fresh. Buying by the case is a great value. My only complaint is that with this many on hand I’m eating them too fast!

Consider yourself warned, if you buy these you will become addicted. I cant put them down and I really shouldnt be eating that much candy. Best part, if you leave the wrapper off they get a little stale and they are even better stale, super chewy. i guess if there is a con the flavors are fairly simple, only the clear one which is pineapple had character to it. But to be honest if the flavors were a little better I'd probably eat a case a day, so I'm glad they are not. I eat 4 or 5 packs a day, so I will hold off re-ordering and take breaks, I'm not supposed to eat that much candy. yum yum these treats!! I like them better then gummy bears, but basically the same thing.

I love HARIBO Mega-Roulette! They are so delicious and addictive, I can't stop eating them. The gummies are soft and chewy, and the flavors are amazing. There are six different flavors in each pack: strawberry, orange, lemon, pineapple, raspberry, and blackcurrant. They are all fruity and sweet, but not too sugary. The pack is also very convenient and easy to carry around. I like to take them with me when I go to work, school, or travel. They are perfect for snacking anytime, anywhere. They also make a great gift for friends and family who love gummy candies. HARIBO Mega-Roulette is definitely one of my favorite products from HARIBO. I highly recommend them to anyone who enjoys a tasty treat. You won't regret buying them!

I love most things Haribo, but there is something special about these candies. Easy to transport for lunch or treat, they have a good firmness and taste that I enjoy. Price isn’t too bad either, if don’t go crazy and eat several at once (tempted, I tell ya). Probably a bit pricy for multiple kids, but really good snack for adults.

Yum yum yum

I enjoy the form factor of the Haribo Roulette. It is easy to carry and fun to eat. It is a little more difficult to eat than I like. But they are always gone before I know it.

Wow. *double checks the packing slip* Seriously, I can't believe this 36 count carton of Haribo Roulettes was so danged affordable. You really can't beat this price. Bodegas in NYC will sell them for $1 a piece...if you're lucky enough even to find one that sells them! On top of that, you really can't beat this candy. The texture is chewy and firm, but not fight-to-bite-through-these-darn-things hard. I love the sweetness and slight tarty flavor. My favorites are the red, white, and green ones (in that order). These arrived the next day after I ordered them, and they were fresh as a daisy. There's even an expiration date on the box that will tell you how long they're gonna stay that way. However, I'm positive I will have finished off the box waaaay beyond the expiration date at the rate that I'm eating these things. So, yes, you really can't go wrong with these, and if you end up not liking them for some reason, you didn't really invest all that much into trying something that 99% of the people out there love. Enjoy!

Terrific! These better than the Haribo bears,.... and I love them. Freshness: Absolutely the gummyist, chewiest and freshest. Texture: These are soft, pliable and has mushiness that can be tempting to "play with your food" aspect.

Great stuff, thanks!

Ate these as a kid in Germany so finding the Made-in-Germany Haribo was great. Sadly they are so delicious, and trigger good memories, and are gone too soon. Might be worth taking a trip to Germany to bring back a suitcase full as shipping them in is quite costly.

This is ridiculous, sent me a pack that’s 9 months past its expiry date, and issues no refund.

Excellent !

Hard not to scoff down the whole roll at once. They were fresh and soft, not rock hard. It would be nice if they had more flavours like the bears but I guess that's what the bears are for.