Haribo Strawbs

What can I say for these except yummmmmm. I remember when you could only buy these for 2p from the corner shop, well before 'bagged' jellies came out! They are a firm fav of mine when I goto the cinema. They are bigger than usual for a jelly sweet probably twice the size of a jelly baby, and come in the shape of yes you guessed it; a strawberry! Being haribo means that you are guaranteed a good quality jelly sweet, its texture is very smooth but perhaps more 'gummy' than say a jelly baby. Also the strawberry taste is delicious although too many can be sickly! (but isnt that part of the fun of going to the cinema?). Although they are one of my firm ...  Read the complete review

These are by far my favourite sweets that I have ever tried. Although unfortunately not everywhere stocks them. Haribo first started in 1920, although Strawbs kicked off a while later. What Strawbs are is a replica strawberry in the form of a jelly sweet. Personally, I think they taste unbelievable, and I have reason!:) Taste --------- Strawbs taste awesome, fantastic, out of this world, words can't describe them. You get the point. Unlike similar sweets trying to take on the strawberry taste, Strawbs hit the target the cleanest. Instead of trying to go straight at the strawberry taste, Strawbs take some of the vividness of the favour out and ...  Read the complete review

I normally don't buy sweets (well apart from chocolate!!) But when I was in Asda the other day I noticed they were on offer for 50p a packet for all Haribo bags. The bags weigh 200g which was really good value for money. They are usually priced around £1.09 for a pack. The packaging - Well because they are strawbs the pack is red and green, with Haribo written in large white writing along the top. There is also the the Haribo kid on the front holding up a strawberry that says "with real fruit juice". On the back of the packet it has all the information you need with ingredients and nutritional information. There is also the food facts ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to Haribo, they have a wide range of tasty sweets that have emerged from their multi-packs such as Haribo Starmix. Surprisingly, they have chosen the humble Strawb to go on and feature in its own pack. For around £1 you get a bag full of Strawbs, which are basically fairly hard jelly sweets that look like strawberries. They are red and green in colour, and about the size of a 2p piece. Texture-wise, they're just the right balance between being too soft and too hard; you can chew them up pretty easily, but they hang about and don't dissolve into nothingness. However, I would say they're too hard for little kids, who may risk choking on ...  Read the complete review

Haribo seem to be the Marilyn Monroe of the sweetie industry. They have a whole array of different chewy delights that take up a vast majority of the supermarket confectionary aisle. They find the worlds most loved jellies, make an amazing version of them and pop them in a bag for us to scoff our faces with. I love most of the varieties that Haribo have come up with and these Strawbs are no exception. These Strawbs are basically big, flat jellies in the shape of a strawberry. They are red all over apart from they have a green top which is meant to resemble the leafy part of a strawberry. They are twice the size of a normal jelly sweet and you can expect to get ...  Read the complete review