Wiley Wallaby 5.5 Ounce Very Berry Low Sugar Gluten Free Gourmet Australian Style Soft & Chewy Licorice Candy Twists (5.5 Ounce (Pack of 1))

I don't have a single CLUE what other people are claiming about this product! It's almost like we received two totally different products, because these are BY FAR the best gummy type candy on the market that are sugar free and gluten free... They definitely do not taste like licorice, but they do taste like berry flavored fruit snacks and they have a very similar texture to them as well. I'm a HUGE fan of fruit snacks and chewy/gummy candies, however I'm diabetic and the choices are quite limited. If you are diabetic and you're looking for an amazing gummy candy, go with these OR the Italian Bonelle Gummy Candy that you can also get on Amazon. Those have a sugary like coating like the orange slices do and they are also sugar free. Those are by far the BEST on the market, but these are a really close SECOND. Give them a try and ignore the weird negative comments! I'm not paid or sponsored, I received these as a stocking stuffer, and I'm completely satisfied!

Yes these are a bit softer than the regular licorice from Wiley. But I found that if you put the bag in the refrigerator they do get a bit more firm if you’re into that. Best flavor, the ingredients are also not too shabby, a lot of tapioca and no corn syrup. I highly recommend these if you’re like me and can’t eat sugar any more I get my candy fix satisfaction from these. They are a bit pricey and hard to find sometimes but well worth it and no sugar alcohols in there either. So no erythritol is in these which is great. I personally don’t like the taste of the sugar alcohols. Are these as sweet as regular Wiley ? NO. But they are a lot better for you than the sugar ones that’s for sure. Five stars from me ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Only caveats I can think of are: they are much softer than the regular Wiley licorice. And not as sweet, and they can be a tad sticky not bad but they do stick together in the bag and you do have to work to get them out sometimes. Thanks for reading my review happy dieting

I have celiac disease, and this is the closest I’ve found to Twizzlers because they’re not gluten-free. I enjoy their chewy texture, flavors, and size, but they definitely have a peculiar, subtle taste.

I am not diabetic but just trying to eat less sugar. I have been trying different low/no sugar products to have on hand for when I have a sweet craving. I think for someone who is not used to eating sugar, these would taste better. To me, They have a slightly bitter artificial taste - not so much so that it cannot be enjoyed in small quantities. The texture is not the same as regular licorice, which is to be expected, but it is not unpleasant. One of my packages came with a slit in it - obviously from a box knife opening its package. (It did not come from me cause I used a car key to open the box and a key cannot slit a package with this much precision and narrow slice). It is not eligible for return - however Amazon did refund me with absolutely no hassle whatsoever. Really appreciated. The sliced product does not smell bad, but i was still afraid to taste it just in case. The watermelon one was not slit and that taste was what I’m basing this on. I am sure once I have been off eating sugar for longer, these will taste better to me. They are worth trying if you can’t eat sugar and crave chewy fruity candy. It is great that there is this option for people who can’t or don’t want to eat sugar so that they don’t feel like they are missing out.

These are delicious, just beware that they have much more fiber than one would expect in candy :) They are really fun if you follow a gluten free diet and miss eating licorice.

I really wanted to like these. I did. But these Wiley Wallaby “Very Berry” low-sugar licorice twists taste like someone took real candy, wrung all the joy out of it, and then whispered “berry” in the general direction of the bag. They’re soft and chewy, sure — but so is a pencil eraser. And honestly, these taste like diet candy that’s still trying to convince itself it’s the real thing. If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to eat nostalgia with all the flavor removed, here’s your chance. Not the worst thing I’ve ever put in my mouth, but definitely not something I’d buy again unless I’m trying to trick myself into thinking I’m indulging. Two stars because they are edible… technically.

Very tasty, nice soft consistency. Didn't nearly pull out my caps like most sticky gummy type candies do. I will buy them again. Only the slightest fake sweetener taste, but the pleasant fruit taste was prominent.

These are tasty candies, with a good strong fruit flavor more complex than regular soft candies, which makes sense given the flavors are extracted from actual, y'know, fruit. The texture is closer to that of a gummy candy than traditional licorice (much softer), but not unpleasant. The sweetener is allulose, which occurs naturally in wheat and figs (gluten-free folks note that this is labeled as gluten-free, so the sweetener is either extremely well extracted or it comes from non-wheat source). I had no digestive issues with it, though I didn't eat a whole package in one sitting. I was tempted, though. One important point. This is a low-SUGAR product, not a low-CARB or low-CALORIE product. It's not keto- or Atkins-friendly, due to the starches from the rest of the ingredients. It's certainly not as hostile to blood sugar as regular candy, but it's not a "freebie" from that perspective. Also, as with all non-sucrose/glucose/fructose sweetened products, whether it will put your digestive tract into overdrive will depend heavily upon what gut flora you have. Overall I liked these. I'll be ordering more. If the texture was more like Wiley Wallaby's regular licorice it would have gotten that fifth star.