Brach's Classic Candy Corn 2.5lb Bag

I should have looked at the package better or possibly read the description.I had a made a assumption that these would taste like the pumpkin Halloween candies and they definitely do not there's a variety of flavors listed on the front of the bag all common fall favorites. I'm glad I got to try them. For some reason they haven't been in stores here in Florida. They where deliver within hours and where affordable! I am happy to have be able to try a tasty candie by Branchs.

Be careful of these candy you can't eat just one

brand nametaste goodthey are sort and chewy and they tasted great and were very fresh.the flavor was that way it should beMy caregiver makes peanut butter and Carmel fudge.

Still one of my faves..but what in BLUE BLAZES has gone wrong with the wrappers? I swear it's like an evil genius designed a deranged dexterity challenge in each and every one of these little monstrosities. How long can you drool before giving up on the plastic sheathing? I'm usually fairly patient and unusually good at manual dexterity tasks but I swear to you.....these candies are on the verge of being shrink wrapped for eternity..so for this one reason I'm being generous taking off just one star. Thank goodness I only eat one or two a day. I can't imagine unwrapping a whole bag for caramel apples like in the olden days. I'd lose what little mind I still have. Good candy but good luck getting to them. Oh, and don't grab a scissors or you'll inevitably end up with tiny shreds of plastic in your mouth. I know. Gross.

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These caramels were disappointing. I couldn't figure out why until I looked at the ingredients.Real caramels--if you make them at home--are made from butter and heavy cream, in addition to sugar. The ingredients in these are listed as: Corn Syrup, Sugar, Hydrogenated Palm Kernel Oil, Skim Milk, Buttermilk, Whey, Calcium Carbonate, Salt, Artificial Flavors, Lipolyzed Butter Oil, Molasses, Potassium Sorbate (Preservative).Forget the artificial flavors and preservatives--that's expected in candy that's going to sit on a shelf for a while. The main difference is that instead of butter there's hydrogenated palm kernel oil and instead of heavy cream, they use skim milk.There's probably a higher end, more expensive caramel candy available somewhere and I guess this is probably a "you get what you pay for" situation, but this sure isn't the delicious, rich candy I was hoping for.

The original ones were usually fine, these were hard. Amazon reimbursed my purchase price which was very generous.

The taste is great, but most the caramels are squished. Since they are squished the wrapper is VERY hard to get off.