Zero Sugar Peach Mango Rings

These peach mangos are a great substitute for regular sugary candy. They taste just slightly less sweet but the overall fact you are eating zero sugar makes me happy! Can’t wait to try all the other flavors!

I initially wanted to try this because I'm sensitive to sugar alcohols, but this gave me foul gas and gut issues! Not worth getting since the taste is so bland and only gets slightly better when you chew it completely. I suggest trying their gummy worms/bear since those taste better although it will make a mess in your teeth since its so chewy/sticky.

I've been looking for a lower sugar alternative to my favorite sweet treats and these are even better than expected! I had to double check there's ZERO sugar because they're just that good!! The flavor, the texture, spot on. I end up having the whole bag at once but I don't even feel bad about it since each bag is 80 calories and 0g sugar. Fan for life !!

I don't like too pucker. They were too sour. I opened 1 package, ate 1 1/2 pieces & tossed the rest. I sent the rest of the box to work with my son to put on the table in the break room. Hopefully more favorable there.

These are a decent substitute for peach rings. They are a little on the tart side. The texture is more like a fruit snack than a gummy. However, they will satisfy the craving for most people. They are comparable to brands such as Lily's and Smart Sweets in both ingredient profile and flavor.The fiber content will be a problem for most people. The first ingredient is soluble corn fiber. At 20g of fiber per snack sized portion, a full serving will likely cause some gut trouble. The 2nd ingredient is allulose (13g per serving), another common source of gut trouble. Consider avoiding allulose if you have compromised kidney or liver function.If you are the type of person who can tolerate snacks like Quest Bars, Fiber One, and other junky "diet" foods, you may be able to tolerate these in moderation. Others may enjoy such side effects as bloating, gas, and diarrhea. If you're a sucker for fruity gummy snacks and cannot stop after 2 or 3, you should probably save yourself the trouble, or at least buy a single bag first to be sure you can tolerate them. Their website has a store locator.I consumed 6 rings after dinner, hoping a 1/2 portion would avoid the gut trouble. Within hours, I experienced long winded, nasty farts reminiscent of most junky diet food overconsumption and which lingered in the air such that my large living room still reeked after I returned from my evening bath. I went to bed nauseous and bloated. I spent much of my morning on the toilet with diarrhea.With 5g less fiber than Lily's and lacking sugar alcohol, I was hoping to avoid the gut rot, but I was sadly mistaken. As with the Lily's, I will have to hide these from sight and limit myself to the occasional 2 or 3 at a time.

Taste pretty good, not as good as their gummy bears/worms in my opinion, but they start off very sour. I was not expecting that, but luckily it does not last as the powdery/crystal coating of sourness dissolves pretty quickly.

These gummies are so good. I love the flavors and that it’s keto friendly. All the flavors are really good and they do the trick for the snack craving. They are a bit pricey but worth it to me. The price just motivates me to portion control them out.

I try not to write negative reviews but these are the worst. If you need a gummy bear fix and you are diabetic or need Zero sugar go with the Welch's Zero Fruit Snacks. They are way better and taste great. I have ordered them 3 times and will order again. Sorry, Joyride! Nothing joyful about this taste : (