Beware of the Aliens in the Mystery Satellite Wafers
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All my black licorice lovers glad to see my package arrive. Black twirlers not in stores in Orlando!!
Nothing beats good black licorice! We are glad you were happy with your Licorice Lovers Gift box and are grateful to have you as a customer!
Very good product.
Thank you and we are glad your candy meets your expectations!
this 5lb. bag was not as good as our last two,,, the bag was not tied and jawbreakers spilled in the box, but not only that, some of them had a nasty taste to them ,,,we previously bought from grandpa joes but we were getting nasty ones ... after research we tried candy favorites and it was good, but this time they were not so great!
We greatly appreciate your feedback and are grateful you chose CandyFavorites.com! The Jawbrekers you got came directly from the manufacturer and were as fresh as could be. The original Jawbreakers were discontinued a year or so ago much to the sadness of candy lovers and the replacements which you received are good but they are different if only in terms of consistency. Please accept our apoliges about the bag becoming untied. All of our bulk candy is hand packed to ensure freshness and please let us know if this happens again.
I’m sorry, but these don’t even resemble Brach’s maple nut goodies! I expected this item to at least have a similar flavor and texture, but it’s not even close! It almost seems rude to even compare the two imo!! These are peanuts dipped in maple flavored syrup, or something like that!! They left the “goodie” part out I believe!! I was so hopeful that these were going to take me back to my childhood, but instead, I just hope I never have to eat one of these again!! I appreciate the effort, but no thank you!
Thanks for sharing your honest critique. Brachs Maple Nut Goodies, like so many other Brachs candies, were discontinued many years ago. We have searched extensively to find a suitable substitute but, with that said, it is not a Maple Nut Goodie and doesn't taste like one. It's a catch-22 as the candy still exists to remind us of our childhood favorites, but, alas, it is not the same product.
I love these candy. My father use buy theses for us all the time. I might be 29 and young but love the oldies but goodies.
I found these online finally a few years ago & have to say they tasted like cardboard. It makes me wonder if they were that bad back in the 70s or if you just didn’t care how they tasted since they were cool candies.
I grew up in southwest GA in the 60s. One time my neighbor bought a candy bar, and she was generous enough to let me have a bite. It was really good. I’m pretty sure it was called a Scotch Almond Bar. It was hard toffee on the inside, and looked just like a Heath Bar, but instead of a chocolate coating, it had a light tan-colored almond-flavored coating. I have no idea which company made it. I have searched on the internet and can’t find anything about it. I’ve asked people about it, and no one but me seems to remember it. Does anyone besides me remember this candy?
I grew up in southwest GA in the 60s. One time my neighbor bought a candy bar, and she was generous enough to let me have a bite. It was really good. I’m pretty sure it was called a Scotch Almond Bar. It was hard toffee on the inside, and looked just like a Heath Bar, but instead of a chocolate coating, it had a light tan-colored almond-flavored coating. I have no idea which company made it. I have searched on the internet and can’t find anything about it. I’ve asked people about it, and no one but me seems to remember it. Does anyone besides me remember this candy?