Blox Candy, 3 Pound Bag, Blocks Candy, Edible Assorted Candy

I expected this candy to be hard and probably not good for teeth and fillings, but it is nearly impossible to bite down on it and get it to dissolve.I guess I was expecting it to be more like tart candies, where they are hard, but they soften up easily in the mouth. So, this is an interesting novelty candy but other than that, I see no value in it. It has absolutely no flavor at all. I can't distinguish between the different colors of the pieces.

This is a great concept for candy. They look like the popular building block toy AND they are edible-kind of.The blocks come in four different colors-blue (raspberry), red (cherry?), green (apple) and yellow (banana). That is my order of preference also. The blue raspberry flavor is the best. All of the flavors are really good without an icky aftertaste. That being said, the blocks are extremely hard to eat. Even after sucking on the candy for awhile, they do not soften. I don't want my kids to try them because I'm afraid they will break a tooth trying to bite them.Most of the blocks were intact, but there were some that had pieces missing like the above picture. They weren't shipped in a box, just a paper shipping bag so I'm sure they were jostled around a bit causing them to break.The blocks do actually fit together so you can build things. They are very chalky though so everything you touch after will have a white film.I can see these being used to decorate a cake or just a fun alternative to the plastic toys. The price point is really high though, especially if youre afraid to actually eat them.

This candy is fun to play with and enjoy in addition to eating. There are enough sweet, sugary blocks in each bag to build an edible pastel cottage or other creation. These candies are fun additions to children's parties or can be enjoyed straight from the bag. I would order this again in the future; the candies arrived in good condition and are a good value for the number of pieces.

These building blocks candy were okay. They had a slightly chalky texture and a taste similar to sweet tarts. My kids liked them but I wasn’t a fan. These would be neat for a kids party.

These building block shaped candies are almost the exact same ingredients as smarties (the US version) and taste similar. They do stick together like legos pretty well for the most part. They're extremely hard though which makes them difficult to chew. The bag is also not resealable.

Thought these would have a little more flavor to them but there is not much. They are very very hard which may be the point if you actually wanted to use them as Lego's but most probably intend to eat them. Soften in your mouth for a while before trying to bite them as they are not easily chewed.

This candy is in the shapes of Lego building blocks. The candy itself is very hard and has no flavor. I tried one piece. You have to suck on the candy to have it dissolve very slowly in your mouth. However, as I said, the candy has no flavor. While the concept of the candy is cute and neat for kids, you'd be better off spending your money on Legos and your kids' favorite candy instead. Skip this product Candy is in a plastic bag that is not resealable.

I used these in a mini candy buffet for Easter, and they were a big hit! The bag is quite large, so it filled a four-cup bowl to the brim with some left over. The candies themselves were fresh and smelled and tasted almost exactly like Pez, so they were very pleasant. The block form is cute and kids and adults like arranging them like Legos.