Haribo Micro mix

Haribo are the world leaders in my mind when it comes to sweets, but I have to say this micro mix stuff is their worst ever product. Basically, it's made up of lots of little sweets. The emphasis is on cute as it seems a whole range has been shrunk. They look good, lots of different shapes and colours, some you recognise as liquorice all-sorts, but many you don't. When you open the bag the smell is great: sweet sweet sweet. A 200g bag costs around £1, putting it in the same bracket as all the other Haribo. The sweets are really hit and miss, the dummies and jelly hearts are lovely and gummy, really chewy and sweet just like their bigger ...  Read the complete review

I came across these little things not long ago while I was searching for something different as a reat for my son. He's 5, and while we tend to not give him too many sweets, these are a great little idea, as they feature some recognisable sweets, in a mini format, making it easier to give your kid some sweets but restrict the amount they get. Haribo has a wide range, and they all pretty much follow suit in price. This will set you back around £1 for a 200g, and you get quite a few sweets in it. There are a number of different types, such as liquorice allsorts and other jellied sweets, and the appeal of this bag is that they are tiny! The allsorts are the most ...  Read the complete review

I had forgotton about these wonderful sweets until recently when I saw them hanging off a shelf in my local Co op. I just had to have a bag and they take full responsibility for the 1lb of weight that I gained last week. In my opinion Haribo sweets are just amazing and most of them are the best of their kind and these sweets are absolutely no exception. Inside the bag are a variety of very tiny sweets that are just amazing to the taste. There are literally hundreds in the bag because the sweets are so small and they cost me £1.07 for a 200g bag. I will now attempt to explain each sweet individually so you know exactly what you are ...  Read the complete review