Great Gummi bears | Haribo Gummi Candy, Happy-Cola, 5-Pound Bag

a favorite treat from my childhood - revisited | Haribo Gummi Candy, Happy-Cola, 5-Pound Bag

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	• Haribo Gummi Candy, Happy-Cola, 5-Pound Bag Haribo Haribo, 2006 average customer review:based on 39 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

A Blast From the Past

I remember these from my college days. I don't remember how I stumbled onto them on Amazon, but when I did, I bought a bag. They were just like I remembered them-annoyingly addicting! The more you eat, the better they are. They were soft and reasonably fresh, certainly better than in the store, if you can find them.
Highly recommended, but not if you are on a diet.

Great Gummi bears

They where so good i ate them all in less then 24 hours with my other friend.

a favorite treat from my childhood - revisited

I used to splurge and buy a handful of these gummi treats with my allowance when I was younger. Then, a few years back when traveling in Italy, I found a pack of these at a snack bar in a train station. They have quickly taken over as being my favorite gummi candy. The 5-pound bag is lasting a lot longer than I thought. And I will re-order when I run out!

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Shipping month important!

Be wary of when you order these candies as they do not keep well in the heat. I found when amazon sent the gummies packed in their own box and then into another box the candy made it fine. However this time one of the gummy bag was just thrown in the big box with my other boxed items that candy came to my door as a liquid mess.

Yummy!

I almost ate the whole bag in one sitting. So good, but I'm sure it's not healthy to eat so many. Be careful and space them out!

Haribo Happy-Cola gummi bottles look like real soda pop bottles and have a real cola flavor. Attractive two-toned color. Packed in one 5 pound bag. About the Brand Haribo, founded in 1920 in Bonn, Germany by Hans Riegel, is one of the most prominent manufacturers of sweets (namely fruit gums, licorice, and foam) in the world. The company name is an acronym for "Hans Riegel, Bonn" and stands as a reminder of Haribo's continuing loyalty to early traditions. After Hans Riegel died during World War II, his son, also named Hans Riegel, took over the factory and expanded its operations, taking over many local confectionery manufacturers in countries all over the world. Currently, Haribo operates five factories in Germany and 13 throughout the rest of Europe. The company also has sales offices in almost every country in Europe as well as in the Unites States. Haribo's German catch phrase is "Haribo macht kinder froh / und Erwachsene ebenso," which translates as "Kids and grown-ups love it so / the happy world of Haribo."

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