Haribo Maoam Stripes Reviews

Haribo Stripes from the Haibo range of which I am naturally a fan. These cost me just over a £1 from Sainsburys but no doubt you can get them from most Supermarkets and maybe a little cheaper. These little bundles of stripes are an absoulte joy. They are sold in one big bag (weighing in at 180 grams per bag) and then they have little ...  Read the complete review

When I was in Edinburgh recently, I was accosted by a person dressed as a giant blueberry, who insisted on shoving a packet of Maoam Stripes into my hand. Though having sweeties forced upon you isn't the most unpleasant experience ever, I have to say I was skeptical about these chews. Firstly, they are so brightly coloured that they ...  Read the complete review

Haribo is the huge success of recent times offering up great quality sweets of old at a great price and they are always proud that they are loved by people of all ages but what of their Maoam offering? Maoam Stripes is the an offering from Haribo that is simple yet brilliant with the product being thin, flat, rectangular stripes of fruit ...  Read the complete review

I don't think anyone knows how to pronounce these do they? Well, they come from the Haribo family and are basically little chewy bars that are fruit flavoured, wrapped in individual wrappers. They are nice and chewy, but not too hard., They're never so hard that they crack, but they do require some chewing power, so it's probably fair ...  Read the complete review

Maoam stripes to be honest I think I have been living under a rock when it comes to this product! I only had one for the first time the other day when someone brought them to work, now I can see why they are Haribo's top selling product ! They are really juicy chewy mini bars that are handy for snacking out and about. There are a few ...  Read the complete review

Being a huge fan of sweets i was very surprised that i had never heard of these sweets until very recently. About a month ago i was queuing up in my local train station to get a ticket when i saw a bunch of grils all wearing Maoam t-shirts and they were accosting people in the station. Due to living in a city im used to people accosting ...  Read the complete review

My hubby adores these and I have to say that I tend to help him out when he buys a bag. They cost around £1 for a bag and you can expect to get 20 sweets inside. They are all individually wrapped and are rectangular in shape. Each one is flat and reminds me of a minature Wham bar. There are various different flavours in a bag ranging ...  Read the complete review

They're full of sugar and they disappear in a second... but they're completely worth it. In my opinion, Maoam Stripes are the ultimate in sweets. After all, they are the most popular sweets in the Haribo range! Of course, like all Haribo sweets, Maoam Stripes are slightly more expensive than other brands. However, in my opinion, they ...  Read the complete review

Maoam Stripes are one of my favourite sweeties! They are really juicy and fruity flavoured and have a nice chewey texture. they come in 200g packets which are great for sharing and are individually wrapped so you can take some out in your bag or pocket they contain; sugar, glucose syrup, vegetable oil, humectant, sorbitol syrup, ...  Read the complete review

Haribo, a great company and one who's products I tend to really like. They are a german company who have been making sweets for almost 90 years now. They are very well known for their other products including Haribo Gummy Beras and Haribo Starmixoh well. I like msot of their products as they tend to be different to other brands and have a quality ...  Read the complete review