Sesame Honey Crunch, All Natural Candy, Individually Wrapped, 1 Pound

Fresh and crunchy

I love this product. Sweet with just a hint of nuttiness. I pop them two at a time. It's a little pricey, but it's worth it. Thanks, SweetGormet!

Scrumptious! Loved these since I was a little girl!

Was pleasantly surprised of how fresh this childhood candy was when I opened it. I literally sat and enjoyed this candy. Felt like a piece of heaven. I love the simple ingredients. Will definitely purchase again. So glad I bought two bags. So worth the great memories …. Tasted like it was just made. Thank you for providing a fresh product.

These are ok. Not bad but not like I remembered as a child. I feel like something's missing. I've had worse. My package was completely FULL so I have them a four star review. I liked the packaging but I think a picture of what's inside would be helpful. Especially, in the cream area on the packaging. The value for the money is worth it but I still think it's missing that something extra.

I’ve been loving these things for way too long and unfortunately I have received bags that were not good at all. It got to the point that I stopped buying them in bulk online and would just pick some up at a local neighborhood grocer - the “fill your own bag from a jar” type of place. SO fresh and fantastic that way. This seller has a good product, though, and I’ve bought from them twice. They’re fresh and have the perfect level of sweetness and stickiness. Fast shipping as well.

10 Stars!!! Fresh, tasty, just like when I was a kid. Love them!!!

These candies instantaneously took me back to my childhood, with warm, loving memories of family: specifically of my Sicilian grandmother. My Grandma used to make these (she called them "giugiuline": no clue what that actually means in English; even Google Translate doesn't recognize it). The toasted taste of the savory sesame seeds with the crunchy sweetness of the sugars and honey: it's the perfect candy! These are so fresh, and I'm extremely happy that I purchased these, in spite of the few tears that I shed remembering "the good old days". This is one of my few food memories for which I never got the recipe, so thank you for making these wonderful candies available!! UPDATE: I decided to look up sesame seeds on Wikipedia, and I can't believe what I found!! "Giurgiuleni" or "giuggiuleni" are interchangeable words used in Sicily only, to describe sesame seed treats! I speak Italian, so my spelling of the word was based solely on Italian phonetics: I'm thrilled to know that my grandparents and my dad didn't make that word up!!