Rani Gujarati Mukhwas (Special After Dinner Mix) 7oz (200g) ~ Vegan | Kosher | Gluten Friendly | No Colors | Indian Origin

We like this fennel candy. Its great as a after dinner treat plus it helps with digestive issues.

This product tastes like soap. Individually I liked the flavors but in combination is is nauseating.

I eat less than one serving of this product after dinner. It really refreshes my mouth (teeth gums too). My gut is finicky so it doesn’t affect it in a bad way.

I felt the rose flavor was a little heavy, but overall very nice, sweet, and refreshing. I felt it helped with heartburn, too. Addictive texture, and helped me not snack at night except on it. I just wish the rose was not so pronounced.

I love this mukwhas. Great blend, perfect sweetness. I love licorice, and the fennel ratio seems a little higher in this. Hits the spot. Good size bag for decent price.

VERY EXPENSIVE .

Super delicious, fresh product, fast delivery! I’ll be ordering again

I LOVE Saunf, candy coated fennel seeds, however I had run out. While shopping for more, I noticed the Green Mukhwas and thought it sounded intriguing. I was excited to try this, but both the smell and the taste are not what you would think given the description. It has a strong chemical taste and smell. When eating this, it tasted like I was eating a unlit/unsmoked cigarette. Not at all like fennel and coriander seeds. VERY UNPLEASANT.Also, the description doesn't match the ingredients on the package. Here is what the back of the package says: Areca Nut, Anise Seed, Sugar Pills, Sugar, Palm Oil, Menthol, Sucrose, Permitted Food Colors (detailed out). Here are my issues: 1. Areca Nut isn't even listed in the Product Description, but is listed as the primary ingredient. You should Google Areca Nut... it is a stimulant and used for the treatment of SCHIZOPHRENIA and glaucoma. 2. The Product Description says it is fennel seed, but the package says Anise Seeds are used. They are different in taste and usage. 3. There is no Coriander seed in the mix in the packageSince this isn't returnable, I am just throwing it out.