Dr. John's Healthy Sweets Classic Fruit Hard Candy with Zero Sugar, Dye Free, Plant Based, Keto Friendly, 24 Count, 3.85oz Bag

These are the best sugar free chocolate hard candies They're not bursting with flavor, but if you take two at once, that solves the problem.

These have a really good flavor, I can't tell they don't have sugar but I eat healthily and don't eat a lot of sugar so maybe someone else would be able to tell. Strong fruit flavors and each piece isn't skimpy. They have a harder slightly sticky/tacky texture almost like Jolly Ranchers but not nearly as hard or sticky/tacky. And yes, there were more greens and yellows than reds or purples but hadn't that always been the complaint about hard candy since hard candy was invented? I guess the employees always sneak the red ones. If you're counting I got: 3 grape, 4 cherry, 5 blue raspberry, 6 lemon, 6 lime and 1 lone orange. So hey, the blue raspberry makes it so that the number of good colors equals the number of yellow and greens. ;) There are 25 candies so that works out at about 45 cents a piece which is not cheap so just have one a day and it will be okay.

Good price for hard candy. There's not a lot of distinct flavor. I guess I'm used to strong flavors in hard candy. The sweeteners were very good. There was no after taste.

Wow...for me this Dr. John's product is yuck. It hardly tastes like anything close to chocolate. And I don't have taste-bud issues. And I AM a happy buyer of the Dr. John citrus flavors, so ... don't waste your money. IMHO $26.00 down the drain. :(

They had reasonably good taste, but they just wasn’t very many for the cost

I was recently turned on the Dr John’s lollipops by my new dentist. I have a horrible sweet tooth and I tend to indulge it with super hard, slow to eat lollipops, but with my (really) bad teeth, that sugar isn’t doing me any favors. I doubted these hard candies would be any good as most sugar free things I’ve tried are gross and most xylitol products have a slight cool, almost mint, flavor to them. These hard candies blew every expectation I had right out of the water. They were so good I ate 2 of the 3 instantly then had to fight with myself to save the final one for my mom to try. My mom has blood sugar issues and after trying one, she insists on getting to try one from every flavor I buy, lol. I’ve tried 2 of the 3 flavors in this pack and both blew me away. I’ve tried 3 other fruit flavors as well and they were all equally good. *They don’t taste like artificial sweetners*, either. They taste just like candy made with real sugar. But perhaps the most important aspects aren’t the taste. Rather, there’s serious benefits for someone with my medical issues. I have an autoimmune disease that screws up my production of saliva. This means my teeth rot, my mouth can get so dry I actually lose my voice, and most hard candies (and many other foods) can leave sores in my mouth. These candies won’t rot my teeth, the xylitol stimulates the saliva glands and keeps production up without sugar or chewing (letting me ditch the snacks and Sprites), and these candies don’t leave me with sores. I imagine if I ate 5 in a row I might get the sores, but when things are bad, a single jolly rancher can shred every square inch of my mouth and these do no harm at all. The lollipops are bigger than the regular little hard candies, meaning there’s more candies in a bag of the regular little ones but the big lollipops take longer to eat. There’s 24 candies in this particular package.

These are yummy! My favorite is the apple. It's hard to get watermelon candy flavor right. It's not bad but it's no Jolly Rancher or Blow Pop. Besides that, it's pretty good. If you don't mind paying a high price for sugar free candy, then I will rate this 10/10 in quality. Highly recommend.

They have almost no taste. There’s a faint taste of chocolate.

Good

They don’t taste very sweet but they’re ok.

I really loved this sweets. A bit to expensive though.

Best sweets by far but very expensive

Taste was not very nice