I have to admit, that I was not fully aware of just how many varieties of Haribo sweets there are. Of course I knew about the star mix, and the fizzy Tangfastics, and indeed have reviewed these in the past, but it wasn't until very recently that I have seen the wider range that only seems to be available in relatively few places. This, though, opens up a whole new confectionary world to me, and it is a world I am very happy to visit from time to time. As a child, I loved my very occasional (and they really were occasional) visits to a sweet shop.....a proper sweet shop, where you either asked for "a quarter of....." or you were given a ...  Read the complete review

I'm not much of a sweet eater but if I see some of these Haribo Milky Mix sweets I can't resist them. Shaped like milk bottles they are a mixture of plain white bottles and half white half pink bottles and are just delicious! I buy my bags of Milky Mix at Heron where I get two bags that are 150g for £1. I think this is quite good but as we don't seem to have anywhere else locally that sells them now Woolies has gone I can't compare the price. The bag is exactly as above with what looks like a kid in a doctors coat on the front, what's that about?! My bag also has a "No Artificial Colours" plastered across the front. The sweets are ...  Read the complete review

I love the milk bottles in the Haribo Super Kiddies Mix but there never seem to be enough of them. There are generally about 5 in a bag and that is so not enough so when I read on here the other day that there is a Haribo Milk mix I was quite excited and decided to look for them in the store today, which, happily, I found! The milk bottles are sold in a bag called Haribo Milky Mix. Haribo is the biggest manufacturer of jelly and gummy sweets in the world! They were founded in 1920 in Germany by a gentleman called Hans Riegel. The name Haribo was devised by using the initials of his name with the initial of Bonn, the location in Germany where they ...  Read the complete review

I love these sweets and actually prefer them a lot more compared to the normal standard 'original classic' sweets. These are named milky mix, as the sweets themselves are a lot softer compaired to Haribo and quite well "milky". The style of the sweet is a milk bottle (hence the name milky no doubt) and you get two varieties; plain white and a pink and white bottle.They are both the same however I prefer the plain white ones more, as they are most softy and goeey I would say. I have only ever seen these sweets in the larger sharing size bags of 150g. I also have only ever saw these in my local 'home bargains and B&M shops'; this particular spin ...  Read the complete review