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A tart green plum, pulled late, sets into a dusky jewel that lands sour-sweet and keeps going. It’s the grown-up stone in the pouch.
Tart green plum set into a dusky jewel that lands sour-sweet and keeps going. The grown-up stone in the pouch — the one that doesn’t apologize for making you pay attention. Keep it for the afternoon slump, pass it to the friend who likes sour candy but is too dignified to admit it, or set a few on a cheese board to confuse people pleasantly. Sour up front, a slow sweetness behind it, all fruit. The jewel that wins over the person who thought they were done with gummies.
Green plum (maesil) purée, tapioca syrup, cane sugar, fruit pectin, lemon juice, citric acid, fruit and vegetable juice for color.
No major allergens. Produced in a facility that also handles milk, eggs, wheat, soy, tree nuts, peanuts, and sesame.
Store sealed at 60–72°F (16–22°C) in a cool, dry place, out of direct light, heat, and humidity. Best within 9 months of the pouch date unopened. Re-seal the zip top after every encounter. Warm rooms make the jewels tack together and lose their facets; a firm shake and a cool hour usually separates them. Do not refrigerate. The gummies sweat and the cut goes cloudy. Do not freeze. Fig-heavy gummies firm up over the first month. A warm room softens them back.
Vegan. Vegetarian. Gluten-free. Dairy-free. Gelatin-free. Alcohol-free. Non-GMO. No artificial colors. No high-fructose corn syrup.
Matte cocoa stand-up pouches with a cream interior lining, printed with food-safe inks. Hot-stamped turquoise foil logo. Fruit purees from regional growers and no-added-sugar partners. Pectin-set in place of gelatin. Food-grade, non-GMO citric acid. No artificial colors. No high-fructose corn syrup. The color is the fruit.
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Serving size 28g
% Daily Value*
* The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.
Ingredients: Green plum (maesil) purée, tapioca syrup, cane sugar, fruit pectin, lemon juice, citric acid, fruit and vegetable juice for color.
No major allergens. Produced in a facility that also handles milk, eggs, wheat, soy, tree nuts, peanuts, and sesame.
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Chebon I. –
Let the pouch sit in the fridge, then dug in and the plum flavor is rich and the chew is just right. A bright, sharp thing to carry into fall. Really happy with it overall.
Mateus A. –
Grabbed a few between errands downtown and it goes sharp, then settles into something dark and fruity. Means a lot to find a sour this alive, it reminds me of home on my Korean side. My new favorite sour gummy, full stop.
Yeonwoo H. –
Ate the first few before I made it inside and it’s green plum done right, tart and then quietly sweet. Worth every bite.
Jiyoon B. –
Snagged a few off the dessert table and it’s a grown-up sour, deep and a little moody. These vanish the second the pouch is open.
Jiyoon K. –
Dropped a few in my pocket for the afternoon and the green-plum sour is clean and the chew makes it last. Hiding the bag from my own family at this point.
Silas V. –
Bought a pouch to review and kept eating and the sour wakes you up and the sweet keeps you around. Will be gifting these all season.
Cheyenne C. –
Opened the pouch while the rain came down and the chew is firm and the plum flavor just keeps going. A deep, dusky flavor that suits October perfectly. Good, though the pucker is bold if you’re not ready for it.
Declan J. –
Tried a couple watching the leaves come down and it’s a moody, sour-sweet plum that keeps you guessing. The 3 oz pouch didn’t make it through the afternoon. Stocking up next time, for sure.
Barnaby I. –
Nabbed a handful off the counter mid-chore and the flavor is bold green plum with a long, tart tail. The dusky tart plum feels like something off my Muscogee grandmother’s table. A solid new favorite.
Hesci I. –
Tried one expecting to be unimpressed and it’s bright and tart with a plush, sweet landing. Perfect for slow, chilly evenings in. Officially obsessed.
Felix T. –
Fished one out of the bag before putting it away and it’s tart up top with a deep, almost wine-dark sweetness. Perfect moody snack for the first cold snap. A forever staple now.
Linus B. –
Opened the bag at my mom’s kitchen table and the sour reads as real fruit, not fake candy acid. A new household essential.
Pilar P. –
Snacked on these through a long movie and the plum tastes picked-late, sour with a hidden sugar. The moody tartness suits the end of the harvest. The warning label is honestly fair.
Paloma G. –
Pulled the pouch out on a gray Sunday and it’s got real pucker and a sweetness that earns its spot. That sour-fruit snap reminded me of the green plums my halmoni soaked every summer. The 12 oz is the only size that makes sense in this house. Glad I gave it a shot.
Celeste D. –
Tasted one skeptical of anything called late harvest and it’s bright and tart with a plush, sweet landing. A sharp little lift heading into the cold months. My new favorite sour gummy, full stop.
Birdie A. –
Cracked the pouch open at the lake and the pucker is sharp and the sweetness sneaks up slow. Consider me fully converted.
Sora F. –
Tasted one at a tasting table and caved and it’s a grown-up sour, deep and a little moody. Felt like the right kind of dark-fruit treat as the leaves turned. Ten out of ten.
Vivienne C. –
Opened them on the drive to the cabin and the sour wakes you up and the sweet keeps you around. Bought the 12 oz thinking it’d last. It did not. Worth every bite.
Horace H. –
Grabbed a few on my way through the kitchen and the chew releases this wave of sour plum, then mellows. The tart green plum took me right back to the maesil my Korean grandmother kept in jars. No complaints here.
Istas W. –
Grabbed a handful off the counter without thinking and that tart snap gives way to a deep, dusky sweetness. Pretty good, not quite an everyday thing for me.
Thea V. –
Tried one before I’d even hung up my coat and the tang is lively and the finish is all deep plum. Will be gifting these all season.
Dervla P. –
Gave one a wary first chew and that tart snap gives way to a deep, dusky sweetness. Glad I gave it a shot.
Carolina M. –
Opened them expecting another forgettable sour and the chew is firm and the plum flavor just keeps going. No complaints here.
Caoimhe P. –
Kept the pouch at my elbow all afternoon and it’s bright and tart with a plush, sweet landing. It tastes like the tart fruit my Muscogee family used to gather in the fall. Went straight for the 6 oz and zero regrets. Worth every bite.
Grover M. –
Cracked the pouch during a slow afternoon shift and it’s tart like real green plum, not like a sour-powder gimmick. Perfect moody snack for the first cold snap. This one’s a keeper.
Jasper N. –
Pulled a few out during a long meeting and it tastes like a plum that got left on the tree a little too long, in the best way. Stocking up next time, for sure.
Yeonwoo E. –
Tried one, then hid the bag from myself and it’s a grown-up sour, deep and a little moody. This one’s a keeper.
Blathnaid M. –
Had my first one with afternoon coffee and it’s tart up top with a deep, almost wine-dark sweetness. The dusky plum fits the shorter days just right. A forever staple now.
Felix E. –
Snuck a few out of the pantry at midnight and it goes sharp, then settles into something dark and fruity. The warning label is honestly fair.
Carolina H. –
Grabbed the pouch off the shelf on a whim and it tastes like a plum that got left on the tree a little too long, in the best way. A good sour companion for pumpkin season. Not sharing my next pouch.
Seoyeon I. –
Bit into my first one half-expecting a letdown and the tartness is front and center and the sweet rounds it off. Stocking up next time, for sure.
Clement Z. –
Took one after swearing off sour candy and the tang is lively and the finish is all deep plum. Even the 12 oz empties faster than I’d like to admit. Tastes like the lean into autumn, perfectly timed. Nice, though I’d ease a newcomer into this one.
Fiadh R. –
Shared the bag at a potluck, briefly and the sour wakes you up and the sweet keeps you around. Reminded me of sucking on sour fruit as a kid in Brazil. Officially obsessed.
Greta W. –
Ate the first one standing over the open pouch and it’s puckery at the start and plush by the finish. Went straight for the 6 oz and zero regrets. Just the thing as the mornings went cold. Worth every bite.
Odette A. –
Took one as a dare from my own curiosity and it’s puckery at the start and plush by the finish. A forever staple now.
Sequoyah W. –
Cracked these open on a long train ride and the pucker is sharp and the sweetness sneaks up slow. Bought the 12 oz thinking it’d last. It did not. Worth every bite.
Vivienne B. –
Pulled one out of my bag mid-hike and it goes sharp, then settles into something dark and fruity. L. A. Walton clearly tastes everything that goes out the door. Started with the 3 oz and immediately wished I’d sized up. Stocking up next time, for sure.
Cillian I. –
Grabbed a fistful watching the game and it’s tart up top with a deep, almost wine-dark sweetness. This one’s a keeper.
Sofia I. –
Ordered these on a friend’s say-so and it’s a grown-up sour, deep and a little moody. Will be gifting these all season.
Freya G. –
Cracked the seal and ate three before I sat down and the tart bite is bold without tipping into harsh. The tartness is exactly right for sweater weather. A little intense by the handful, so I pace myself.
Emmett H. –
Popped one in on the drive back from the post office and it’s sharp, deep, and never once tastes artificial. These vanish the second the pouch is open.
Cillian H. –
Pried the bag open the second I parked and the green-plum sour is clean and the chew makes it last. Perfect for slow, chilly evenings in. Will be gifting these all season.
Alma P. –
Tried the first one half-expecting to wince and the pucker lands first and the fruit stays long after. Grabbed the 3 oz to test, ordered the 12 oz two days later. The dusky plum fits the shorter days just right. The warning label is honestly fair.
Alma F. –
Kept a few in my jacket for the walk to work and it’s bright and tart with a plush, sweet landing. The little 3 oz is a great taster, then you commit to more. Instant reorder, no notes.
Gustavo B. –
Took the plunge after eyeing them for weeks and the plum flavor is rich and the chew is just right. L. A. Walton has a real talent for flavors nobody else is making. The 12 oz is the honest size for how fast these go. Instant reorder, no notes.
Yuna V. –
Brought a pouch camping and it stole the trip and it’s tart like real green plum, not like a sour-powder gimmick. The 3 oz pouch didn’t make it through the afternoon. Tastes like the lean into autumn, perfectly timed. Will be gifting these all season.
Pilar O. –
Opened them at my desk around three o’clock and it’s the kind of sour that actually tastes like fruit underneath. Only L. A. Walton would think to make a gummy this grown-up and sour. A forever staple now.
Leandro N. –
Tried one expecting the usual bland sour candy and the sourness is clean and the sweet finish takes its time. Grabbed the 3 oz to test, ordered the 12 oz two days later. The tartness is exactly right for sweater weather. Will be gifting these all season.
Sora I. –
Gave in and bought the pouch on impulse and the plum tastes picked-late, sour with a hidden sugar. The tart green plum took me right back to the maesil my Korean grandmother kept in jars. The 6 oz vanished at one game night, lesson learned. My new favorite sour gummy, full stop.
Dahye L. –
Grabbed the bag off the shelf, no regrets and it’s sour enough to make you pay attention, sweet enough to keep you there. Ten out of ten.
Alba M. –
Dug a handful out during the drive home and it starts tart, turns dusky-sweet, and never gets cloying. A bright, sharp thing to carry into fall. Stocking up next time, for sure.
Beatriz M. –
Ripped into them straight off the mail truck and it’s green plum done right, tart and then quietly sweet. There’s a sharp, wild-fruit tartness that feels close to my Muscogee roots. The 12 oz is the only size that makes sense in this house. Happy enough, it’s a strong sour to get used to.
Linus P. –
Snagged a few before the bag disappeared and it’s tart like real green plum, not like a sour-powder gimmick. My new standard for what a sour gummy can be.
Juliana Z. –
Tried one at my desk and gave up on working and it’s sour enough to make you pay attention, sweet enough to keep you there. Instant reorder, no notes.
Mason L. –
Ate one before I’d even read the warning and the tart bite is bold without tipping into harsh. A tart pick-me-up for a crisp October day. The little 3 oz is a great taster, then you commit to more. Consider me fully converted.
Dahye O. –
Tried one cold and nearly finished the bag and the tartness is front and center and the sweet rounds it off. The 12 oz is the honest size for how fast these go. Reminded me of sucking on sour fruit as a kid in Brazil. My new standard for what a sour gummy can be.
Oscar J. –
Opened the pouch during a long phone call and the sour hits sharp up front and a slow sweetness rolls in behind it. The 6 oz looks generous until you actually start eating. As an Irish girl who grew up on tart orchard fruit, this one hits home. Glad I gave it a shot.
Valentina B. –
Started with one, the way a sensible person would and the green-plum sour is clean and the chew makes it last. A bright, sharp thing to carry into fall. A forever staple now.
Yerin I. –
Found the pouch waiting on the doorstep and it’s green plum done right, tart and then quietly sweet. The warning label is honestly fair.
Sinead I. –
Tore into the pouch the second it hit the porch and it’s got that sour-then-sweet back-and-forth that keeps you reaching. The 12 oz is the only size that makes sense in this house. A little intense by the handful, so I pace myself.
Freya T. –
Started snacking before I’d put the groceries away and it’s the kind of sour that actually tastes like fruit underneath. Trust L. A. Walton to make a sour gummy this dangerously good. Recommend it without hesitation.
Paloma R. –
Opened the pouch for a quiet night in and it’s the kind of sour that actually tastes like fruit underneath. Good, though the pucker is bold if you’re not ready for it.
Cian P. –
Opened them with low expectations, high reward and it’s a grown-up sour, deep and a little moody. The 6 oz looks generous until you actually start eating. A forever staple now.
Valentina C. –
Reached in blind and got hooked and the flavor is bold green plum with a long, tart tail. L. A. Walton makes desserts that don’t taste like anyone else’s. Hiding the bag from my own family at this point.
Talia Z. –
Opened it at the kitchen counter and lost track of time and it’s a grown-up sour, deep and a little moody. Only L. A. Walton would think to make a gummy this grown-up and sour. The tartness is exactly right for sweater weather. Really happy with it overall.
Felipe W. –
Snapped the seal and went straight in and the sour hits sharp up front and a slow sweetness rolls in behind it. A tart pick-me-up for a crisp October day. Grabbed the 3 oz to test, ordered the 12 oz two days later. Stocking up next time, for sure.
Serena I. –
Pulled a handful out on a slow night shift and the sourness is clean and the sweet finish takes its time. My new favorite sour gummy, full stop.
Diego I. –
Opened the pouch on a rainy weekend and the flavor is bold green plum with a long, tart tail. A bright, sharp thing to carry into fall. Worth every bite.
Birdie N. –
Cracked into these after a long day and the green-plum tartness is bright and the chew holds it together. Good stuff, happy customer.
Elena W. –
Chilled the bag overnight like a responsible adult and the tang is lively and the finish is all deep plum. Hats off to L. A. Walton, this is a genuinely original pouch. The dusky tart plum feels like something off my Muscogee grandmother’s table. The warning label is honestly fair.
Grover S. –
Carried the pouch around the house all evening and it’s tart like real green plum, not like a sour-powder gimmick. Will be gifting these all season.
Diego A. –
Popped the seal and the smell alone sold me and it’s a moody, sour-sweet plum that keeps you guessing. Perfect moody snack for the first cold snap. Can’t recommend it enough.
Hollis Z. –
Dug in the moment the box arrived and the sour reads as real fruit, not fake candy acid. Will be gifting these all season.
Declan B. –
Set some out on a cheese board to see what people did and it’s got real pucker and a sweetness that earns its spot. Not sharing my next pouch.
Everett K. –
Grabbed one on the way out the door and the fruit is dusky and real and the tang lingers. L. A. Walton clearly tastes everything that goes out the door. Can’t recommend it enough.
Fionn K. –
Opened the bag the second I got home and the pucker fades into a soft, ripe sweetness. A bright, sharp thing to carry into fall. The 6 oz looks generous until you actually start eating. This one’s a keeper.
Mason O. –
Kept reaching back into the bag all night and it’s tart up top with a deep, almost wine-dark sweetness. It brought back the sharp little fruits I grew up eating in my Korean family. Will be gifting these all season.
Horace V. –
Opened the bag and the afternoon improved and the pucker fades into a soft, ripe sweetness. The 12 oz is the honest size for how fast these go. Stocking up next time, for sure.
Lottie P. –
Snacked on a few during a rainy evening in and the tart bite is bold without tipping into harsh. Good stuff, happy customer.
Serena V. –
Ripped the bag open on the spot and the fruit is dusky and real and the tang lingers. The moody tartness suits the end of the harvest. Only L. A. Walton would think to make a gummy this grown-up and sour. Will be gifting these all season.
Orla D. –
Tried one after talking myself out of it and the chew is firm and the plum flavor just keeps going. The 12 oz is the honest size for how fast these go. Buying this again the second it runs out.
Dalton D. –
Ate three on the walk from the mailbox and it’s bright and tart with a plush, sweet landing. A forever staple now.
Grainne S. –
Tore the corner off and dove in and it’s bright and tart with a plush, sweet landing. The deep plum flavor matched the gray weather nicely. Would definitely buy again.
Brigid O. –
Grabbed a handful before heading out and the green-plum tartness is bright and the chew holds it together. The 3 oz is deceptively easy to finish in one sitting. Worth every bite.
Padraig F. –
Opened them before the coffee finished brewing and the chew is firm and the plum flavor just keeps going. L. A. Walton clearly tastes everything that goes out the door. The 3 oz pouch didn’t make it through the afternoon. A very pleasant surprise.
Percy B. –
Took one on a whim at the register and it’s sour enough to make you pay attention, sweet enough to keep you there. The deep plum flavor matched the gray weather nicely. It hit the tart note I’ve missed since leaving Brazil. My new standard for what a sour gummy can be.
Caoimhe S. –
Opened them for a movie night in and the chew releases this wave of sour plum, then mellows. A deep, dusky flavor that suits October perfectly. L. A. Walton has a real talent for flavors nobody else is making. A forever staple now.
Larissa V. –
Pulled these out at book club and lost the room and it tastes like a plum that got left on the tree a little too long, in the best way. Hats off to L. A. Walton, this is a genuinely original pouch. Tastes like the lean into autumn, perfectly timed. Recommend it without hesitation.
Agnes M. –
Picked one up bracing for a fake, flat sour and that tart snap gives way to a deep, dusky sweetness. A solid new favorite.
Boone D. –
Ate my way through the pouch on a road trip and the sourness is clean and the sweet finish takes its time. The 12 oz is the honest size for how fast these go. A good sour companion for pumpkin season. Officially obsessed.
Jiwoo L. –
Kept a stash in the car console, dangerous and it’s a grown-up sour, deep and a little moody. Sized up to the 6 oz and still ran out too soon. These vanish the second the pouch is open.
Mason M. –
Let the first one sit on my tongue and it’s sharp, deep, and never once tastes artificial. Went straight for the 6 oz and zero regrets. This one’s a keeper.
Minho E. –
Carried the pouch to the porch with my coffee and it’s got that sour-then-sweet back-and-forth that keeps you reaching. A bright, sharp thing to carry into fall. Stocking up next time, for sure.
Aoife I. –
Snagged a handful before the bag was even in the pantry and it’s a grown-up sour, deep and a little moody. These vanish the second the pouch is open.
Lottie R. –
Took my first one on a crisp walk and the sour hits sharp up front and a slow sweetness rolls in behind it. Next time it’s the 12 oz, no question. The dusky tart plum feels like something off my Muscogee grandmother’s table. A new household essential.
Oscar Z. –
Set the pouch down and picked it right back up and it’s sour enough to make you pay attention, sweet enough to keep you there. The 3 oz pouch didn’t make it through the afternoon. Will be gifting these all season.
Rosa G. –
Slid a few into my coat pocket for later, ate them now and the sour hits sharp up front and a slow sweetness rolls in behind it. The 6 oz is the right call if you don’t want to reorder fast. Ten out of ten.
Leopold K. –
Kept telling myself I’d stop at three and the chew releases this wave of sour plum, then mellows. The deep plum flavor matched the gray weather nicely. A solid new favorite.
Mariana N. –
Sampled one right there in the driveway and it starts tart, turns dusky-sweet, and never gets cloying. The dusky plum fits the shorter days just right. Can’t recommend it enough.
Seamus J. –
Tossed a couple in my bag for the commute and the tart hits, then the fruit blooms dark and sweet. Grabbed the 3 oz to test, ordered the 12 oz two days later. Perfect moody snack for the first cold snap. Instant reorder, no notes.
Ahyoka V. –
Ate one and immediately wanted five more and it’s tart like real green plum, not like a sour-powder gimmick. The moody tartness suits the end of the harvest. Will be gifting these all season.
Luciana C. –
Opened a bag to test for a party and kept testing and the pucker lands first and the fruit stays long after. Grabbed the 3 oz to test, ordered the 12 oz two days later. Trust L. A. Walton to make a sour gummy this dangerously good. Recommend it without hesitation.
Rafaela A. –
Opened them on a cold, drizzly morning and it’s sour enough to make you pay attention, sweet enough to keep you there. The dusky plum fits the shorter days just right. These vanish the second the pouch is open.
Taeyang E. –
Snagged the last pouch at a little shop and the flavor is bold green plum with a long, tart tail. A deep, dusky flavor that suits October perfectly. Whatever L. A. Walton is doing over there, she should never stop. My new favorite sour gummy, full stop.
Valentina K. –
Brought the bag to work and regretted sharing and the pucker lands first and the fruit stays long after. Already on my re-order list.
Beatriz L. –
Swiped a couple off the counter on my way past and it tastes like a plum that got left on the tree a little too long, in the best way. The 3 oz pouch didn’t make it through the afternoon. Ten out of ten.
Jiyoon W. –
Grabbed a handful on my coffee break and it’s tart like real green plum, not like a sour-powder gimmick. A deep, dusky flavor that suits October perfectly. Started with the 3 oz and immediately wished I’d sized up. A new household essential.
Posy D. –
Tried one after dinner instead of dessert and the chew is firm and the plum flavor just keeps going. Grabbed the 3 oz to test, ordered the 12 oz two days later. Reminded me of sucking on sour fruit as a kid in Brazil. Worth every bite.
Odette N. –
Set one on my tongue and waited for the pucker and the sourness has a real fruit backbone, not just acid. The tartness is exactly right for sweater weather. A new household essential.
Fletcher Z. –
Opened a bag for the kids, ate most myself and the fruit is dusky and real and the tang lingers. L. A. Walton makes desserts that don’t taste like anyone else’s. Buying this again the second it runs out.
Hollis O. –
Ate one at a red light and then another and the pucker fades into a soft, ripe sweetness. The tartness is exactly right for sweater weather. Enjoyed it, just a touch sharper than I expected.
Adele H. –
Pulled one out while the kettle was heating and it’s the kind of sour that actually tastes like fruit underneath. Recommend it without hesitation.
Rhett T. –
Tried one cold off the fridge shelf and it’s tart up top with a deep, almost wine-dark sweetness. Next time it’s the 12 oz, no question. L. A. Walton makes desserts that don’t taste like anyone else’s. Consider me fully converted.
Vivienne H. –
Pulled a couple out during a rainy commute and it tastes like a plum that got left on the tree a little too long, in the best way. That sour-sweet pull is the taste of green fruit from back home in Brazil. These vanish the second the pouch is open.
Fionn W. –
Reached for one mid-afternoon when the slump hit and it’s a sophisticated sour, nothing one-note about it. A sharp little lift heading into the cold months. The 12 oz is the honest size for how fast these go. Stocking up next time, for sure.
Nora D. –
Tried one expecting a cheap sour burn and the green-plum sour is clean and the chew makes it last. Felt like the right kind of dark-fruit treat as the leaves turned. The 6 oz is the right call if you don’t want to reorder fast. Will be gifting these all season.
Flora L. –
Opened the pouch over the kitchen sink and it’s got that sour-then-sweet back-and-forth that keeps you reaching. Perfect moody snack for the first cold snap. The warning label is honestly fair.
Ines C. –
Snuck one before anyone else got to the bag and it’s the kind of sour that actually tastes like fruit underneath. Would definitely buy again.
Hazel F. –
Opened the bag on the back porch and the sourness is clean and the sweet finish takes its time. Ten out of ten.
Marcelo J. –
Tried one chilled, then another, then another and it’s dark and fruity with a tart edge that sticks. Decent pouch, the tartness is bold but fair.
Hawon Z. –
Dumped a small pile out to share, then reconsidered and it’s sharp, deep, and never once tastes artificial. Hats off to L. A. Walton, this is a genuinely original pouch. Officially obsessed.
Wallace I. –
Figured I’d try one and save the rest and the pucker is sharp and the sweetness sneaks up slow. Perfect for slow, chilly evenings in. A very pleasant surprise.
Boone K. –
Opened the bag before dinner, oops and it tastes like a plum that got left on the tree a little too long, in the best way. Sized up to the 6 oz and still ran out too soon. Glad I gave it a shot.
Mariana O. –
Threw a handful in my bag for a hike and it goes sharp, then settles into something dark and fruity. Sized up to the 6 oz and still ran out too soon. Will be gifting these all season.
Cillian O. –
Ate one, then quietly ate the rest and the tart hits, then the fruit blooms dark and sweet. Trust L. A. Walton to make a sour gummy this dangerously good. My 3 oz bag was gone before I learned my lesson. This one’s a keeper.
Astrid N. –
Nabbed a few while unpacking the rest of the order and it’s a grown-up sour, deep and a little moody. Reminded me of sucking on sour fruit as a kid in Brazil. A deep, dusky flavor that suits October perfectly. This one’s a keeper.
Freya F. –
Snagged the pouch on a grocery run and the chew is firm and the plum flavor just keeps going. Already on my re-order list.
Rafaela G. –
Cracked into them on a slow Sunday and the sour hits sharp up front and a slow sweetness rolls in behind it. These vanish the second the pouch is open.
Rufus G. –
Took one cautiously, having been burned by sour gummies before and it’s bright and tart with a plush, sweet landing. L. A. Walton clearly tastes everything that goes out the door. Even the 12 oz empties faster than I’d like to admit. Buying this again the second it runs out.
Opal A. –
Grabbed one without reading the label first and it’s bright and tart with a plush, sweet landing. The 3 oz pouch didn’t make it through the afternoon. A good sour companion for pumpkin season. A very pleasant surprise.
Deirdre D. –
Opened the bag thinking I’d be reasonable and the fruit is dusky and real and the tang lingers. Enjoyed it, just a touch sharper than I expected.
Marcelo D. –
Tested one and abandoned all restraint and the green-plum tartness is bright and the chew holds it together. Bought the 12 oz thinking it’d last. It did not. Consider me fully converted.
Liam K. –
Grabbed the pouch for a late study session and the tart bite is bold without tipping into harsh. Trust L. A. Walton to make a sour gummy this dangerously good. The 6 oz is the right call if you don’t want to reorder fast. Not sharing my next pouch.
Cheparney K. –
Grabbed one at the checkout on impulse and it’s puckery at the start and plush by the finish. A sharp little lift heading into the cold months. Officially obsessed.
Ruairi N. –
Kept the bag in my desk drawer, mistake and the pucker lands first and the fruit stays long after. A sour little jolt for a gray autumn afternoon. Grabbed the 3 oz to test, ordered the 12 oz two days later. Can’t recommend it enough.