Haribo Tangfastics Sour Mix Reviews

Tonight was one of those famous sugar cravings nights that are few and far between for me. I went into my Sainsburys Local and decided on Haribo Tangfastics mix. It cost me £1.05 for a 160g bag and although this will vary slightly from store to store, it tends to be around £1 for this size bag. There are an average of 25 to 30 sweets a bag I'd ...  Read the complete review

Tangfastics are by far my favourite sweets of the haribo range and unless i have forgotten about any others they are my favourite (clarkson moment) ... in the world. The reason i like them so much is because of their ability to make you tingle with a happy feeling all over. The sweet - sour mix of flavour really hits you in the (taste) bud, ...  Read the complete review

I love to eat sweets and I know they are really bad for your teeth but sometimes I just have the urge to eat them. If I had the choice of all the sweets in the world and I could only pick one kind then I would definitely pick Haribo Tangfastics Sour Mix. They are my favourite and I do try and avoid buying them because once I open a packet I just ...  Read the complete review

Haribo have of recent times become one of the biggest names in the UK with their sweets being known for the fact that kids and grownups love them but is all really so happy in the world of Haribo? Haribo has a great way of thinking in that we all remember those sweets we grew up with back when we used to get the penny mixes but with that rare ...  Read the complete review

These are the best sweets EVER! They are very cheap about one pound and have a lot in a packet. but beware, they are VERYY sour!! They are coated in a tangy sugar which is sour but very nice! In the pack there are diffrent flavours and shapes of sweets, you can have ones with foam on or fruity ones. Just thinking about these ...  Read the complete review

Haribo Tangtastic are a sour mix of sweets. There are a variety of sweets in the pack, all fizzy fruit sweets or foam and gummy sweets. Nutritional information Per serving 40 g Calories 136 Protein 2.5 g Carbohydrates 31.3 g Fat 0.1g For people worried about allergies these sweets are ...  Read the complete review

I am sure everyone knows of or has at least heard of Haribo, the chaps that bring us some of the tastiest jelly sweets such as cola bottles and the amazing jelly fried eggs. Haribo also do a mix called the Tangfastics sour mix and this is a mix of fizzy sour jellies that really draw your jaws together and have you smacking your ...  Read the complete review

I don't usually eat sweets but Haribo Tangfstics sour mix are sweets that I really enjoy when I do have them. I think this is because they have a range of flavours and are tangy but refreshing at the same time. Haribo Tangfastics consist of Fizzy Fruit flavour ans sweet foam gums. They become fizzy as they are covered in sugar, as they ...  Read the complete review

These are my favourite of all the Haribo products. I'm not really sure why, but I think it has something to do with the variety of flavours and shapes that you get, mixed with the different sourness that each sweet provides. Like other haribo products, Tangfastics Sour mix are generally soled in bags of around 200g, and are priced at ...  Read the complete review

Haribo's sweets vary a lot in quality as far as I am concerned, but these are among my favourites. Tangfastics are a mixture of 'sour' (well, they're not all that sour but they're certainly very tangy and sharp) sweets including: cola bottles, foam-based crocodiles, jelly rings and cherries. All of them are jelly sweets coated in the ...  Read the complete review

Haribo produce a variety of different sweets but I have to say the Tangtastic variety is my favourite as they have such a sweet and tangy taste. They come in a 300g packet, which will set you back around £1.32, available at Tesco or Sainsburys. You can also pick them up at other smaller supermarkets in the sweet sections as they are quite widely ...  Read the complete review

Sweets are one of those things that make life that little bit more fun, easier to cope with and a little bit...well...erm sweeter, and in recent years one company helping to make life more fun have been Haribo who have been releasing jelly based sweets almost none stop for the last few years. The clever marketing of Haribo has been aimed not just ...  Read the complete review

Im not sure whether i prefer the Haribo Tangfastics to the Starmix its a very close call and i guess its dependent on my mood. Haribo Starmix are brilliant for their chewy fruity flavour and remain probabally the best jelly sweet available but then one afternoon i was in Tesco's to get some sweets and i saw a offer on something called ...  Read the complete review

Tangfastics are one of the more well-known Haribo pre pack sweet bags. Sold for around £1.32 for a 300g bag, you can also buy this in small snack packs for 25p. 100g contains 340 calories and 0.2g fat. As this is such a popular product many retailers have offers on Haribo sweet acks so it isn't normally too hard to find a bag for £1. ...  Read the complete review

Although Haribo Tangfastics are my second favourite to the superb Starmix, they're still a very tasty bag of sweets, containing jellied sweets of numerous different sizes, shapes, and colours. They're extremely sour and caked in lots of sugar, and contain about 25 sweets per bag, usually going for about £1 in most shops, although they're often on ...  Read the complete review

You should think of Tangfastics as a fizzy version of the Starmix. Haribo first launched as a brand in 1920. Haribo Tangfastics have remained inside Haribo top 3 bestselling products pretty much since they were launched. Thats saying something as Haribo are one of the most successful sweet makers in the EU. ...  Read the complete review

I have a massive sweet tooth and one day whilst doing my shopping I fancied treating myself so off to the sweet section, after having a good look a bag of Haribo Tangfastics caught my eye and as they where on offer (only £1 for a 175g bag) I decided to give them a go. After I got home and packed the shopping away I opened the bag and ...  Read the complete review

All kids love sugar, right? Espesically young kids, and especially sugar sweets brimming full of E numbers and all things bad for you. I, am not a young child, 14 actually, however I do have a love for sugary sweets. So do my little cousins- unfortinatly. So obviously on a recent "trip" to see them, I was quite certain I was ...  Read the complete review

I do have rather a sweet tooth (to say the least!), & do enjoy munching on some sweeties throughout the day! This is where Haribo comes in. Haribo is a German company, founded in 1920 which has since taken over many sweet manufacturers throughout the world to become the worlds biggest gummy/jelly sweets manufacturer. The ...  Read the complete review

As a general rule, do not shove twenty of these in your mouth all at once, as it feels like your sucking a lemon. As a massive supporter of Haribo, these are definitely not a let down. The packet (200g) is full of different shaped flavoured fruit gummy sweets - cola bottles, dummies, foamy crocodiles and (my favourite) sour cherries. In ...  Read the complete review