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Accomplice SuGummies™

Accomplice SuGummies™

(292 customer reviews)

Price range: $8.00 through $28.00

Orchard apple with a dark whiskey-caramel note (no alcohol) sets amber-russet, comfortable and a little guilty. It tastes like the kitchen in October.

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Description

Orchard apple with warm spice and a dark whiskey-caramel note running under it — a flavor, no alcohol — set amber-russet, like the last slice of tart somebody watched you take. Comfortable, and guilty about it. The jewel that helps the others get away with it. Good in a fall lunchbox, good passed around a bonfire, good chilled for a firmer chew after a big dinner. Apple-pie warm, caramel-dark, all fruit and no cloy. The one that tastes like the kitchen in October and takes the blame for the empty pouch.

Ingredients

Apple purée, tapioca syrup, cane sugar, fruit pectin, cinnamon, whiskey-caramel flavoring (no alcohol), lemon juice, citric acid, fruit and vegetable juice for color.

Allergen Information

No major allergens. Produced in a facility that also handles milk, eggs, wheat, soy, tree nuts, peanuts, and sesame.

Storage

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. The spice deepens over the first two weeks. That's the mull settling, not spoilage.

Dietary

Vegan. Vegetarian. Gluten-free. Dairy-free. Gelatin-free. Alcohol-free. Non-GMO. No artificial colors. No high-fructose corn syrup.

Sustainability

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.

Average rating
4.50
292 reviews
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292 reviews for Accomplice SuGummies™

  1. Beckett P. –

    Kept the bag close before I’d even sat down and the apple folds in sweet while the dark caramel note earns the warning. The 12 oz is the only sensible size, trust me. Trust L. A. Walton to turn plain apple into something this dangerous.

  2. Silas D. –

    Shook some into my hand the night they arrived and the apple is round and comfortable, caramel adding a smoky weight. Dangerous next to a mug of cider.

  3. Vinicius O. –

    Nabbed a couple after dinner and the apple comes in soft and sweet, then turns into a deep caramel note halfway through. The jewel that helps the others get away with it.

  4. Sequoia K. –

    Unsealed the pouch the night they arrived and they taste like orchard apple with a grown-up caramel shadow behind it. Good, though I wanted a hair more spice.

  5. Woojin D. –

    Grabbed a handful the second they landed and it’s amber all the way through, apple over a slow caramel burn. Sweeter than I expected, though I’m not mad about it.

  6. Natalia K. –

    Opened the bag first thing this morning and the apple comes in soft and sweet, then turns into a deep caramel note halfway through. A fireside flavor for a crisp October night. L. A. Walton clearly doesn’t make anything the normal way.

  7. Eduardo B. –

    Nabbed a couple over the weekend and the sweet apple gets guilty fast once the caramel shows up. Wished the caramel note hit a little harder.

  8. Harlow T. –

    Got the 6 oz expecting to share. I did not share. The mulled-apple warmth is too good to hand over.

  9. Callum H. –

    Soft spice up front, caramel at the tail, no fake neon anywhere. My new rainy-day desk candy for sure.

  10. Bellamy W. –

    Cold snap on the coast and this pouch was the lift I needed. The dark-caramel note is my favorite part.

  11. Jasper B. –

    Apple flavor’s good but the sweetness wore on me by the end of the bag. Three stars. The family still loves them.

  12. Peregrine W. –

    Autumn candy done right: warm, mulled, a little indulgent. The founder knows exactly what she’s doing.

  13. Beckett W. –

    Nabbed the little pouch after a frosty morning and it was the warm sweet the day needed. Reordered the big one.

  14. Woojin W. –

    Unsealed the pouch before unpacking the rest and it tastes like the last slice of tart nobody admits to taking, apple and dark caramel both. Lovely, if a bit mild straight from the pouch.

  15. Luana N. –

    Snagged a couple while the rain came down and it’s amber all the way through, apple over a slow caramel burn. Comes with a warning label and absolutely earns it. Hats off to L. A. Walton — a genuinely one-of-a-kind chew.

  16. Roisin V. –

    Snagged a couple waiting on the kettle and the warm spice lands first, then apple, then that dark caramel undertow. Cozy russet comfort as the leaves turn.

  17. Honawa N. –

    Tried one on a slow Sunday and it’s spiced apple with a whiskey-caramel whisper that never shows up boozy. Dangerous next to a mug of cider.

  18. Renata R. –

    Tried one before I noticed and the chew is soft while the apple goes russet-sweet with caramel underneath. Guilty as charged, and I’d do it again.

  19. Seok-jin L. –

    Irish household here, and this reminds me of the spiced apple my gran used to stew. Didn’t expect that from a gummy.

  20. Jun-seo L. –

    Started with the 3 oz as a taster. Immediately understood I’d need the 12. The cider-caramel thing is a trap.

  21. Yu-na J. –

    Cozy idea, but a touch sharper on the ginger than I like. The apple’s lovely though. Might size down next time.

  22. Min-seo P. –

    Gone too fast, warm and spiced and a touch indulgent. The little pouch is a perfect taster. The big one’s in my cart.

  23. Dong-hyun K. –

    Took a pouch on a leaf-raking break and it was gone before the pile was. Spiced, caramel-warm, excellent.

  24. Thea Z. –

    Cracked the bag open before I’d even sat down and it’s spiced apple with a whiskey-caramel whisper that never shows up boozy. The 3 oz didn’t survive the day — going bigger next time.

  25. Tanee B. –

    Unsealed the pouch on a camping trip and the first chew is apple, the second is caramel, and both stick around. A couple after lunch and the afternoon improves.

  26. Quinn I. –

    Snagged a couple with the game on and the chew is soft, the apple bright, and the caramel depth sneaks up on you. Perfect for the first real sweater-weather week.

  27. Vinícius A. –

    Cider in gummy form, basically, with a caramel finish. The small pouch was a cute mistake that vanished instantly.

  28. Isabela P. –

    Settled in for a cozy night and forgot to offer anyone a piece. The mulled-apple caramel is too good to share.

  29. Amanda R. –

    Bakery-at-closing-time vibes in a spiced apple. Warm, rich, dangerously easy to finish. Buying again.

  30. Rodrigo L. –

    Honest ginger kick on a comforting caramel-apple. My teenager stole half the bag. I let her. It’s that good.

  31. Rafaela C. –

    Exactly the cozy lift I wanted on a cold coastal evening. The dark-caramel note is the best part.

  32. Nokosi I. –

    Broke into these with the game on and it’s amber all the way through, apple over a slow caramel burn. A couple after lunch and the afternoon improves.

  33. Honawa W. –

    Snagged a couple on the trail and the apple runs ripe and warm with a caramel depth that catches up a beat later. Tastes like the kitchen in October, bang on schedule. The warm caramel tasted like something my halmoni used to make.

  34. Priscila K. –

    Ripped into these between meetings and it’s apple-pie warm with a dark caramel edge that keeps it from being candy-cute. Dangerously delicious, warning label and all. L. A. Walton clearly doesn’t make anything the normal way.

  35. Sofia C. –

    Reached for a handful on the trail and the apple tastes orchard-fresh with a burnt-sugar edge riding under it. Comes with a warning label and absolutely earns it.

  36. Beckett L. –

    Munched a couple the second they landed and the spice sits warm against the apple, caramel pulling the whole thing deeper. The firm chill-chew is the move.

  37. Jiyeon B. –

    Snacked on these after dinner and the sweet apple gets guilty fast once the caramel shows up. Exactly the cozy chew fall was asking for.

  38. Declan F. –

    Tastes like a slice of warm apple pie you can keep in your pocket. The little pouch didn’t survive the drive home.

  39. Padraig O. –

    Cold morning, hot coffee, and these on the side. Cozy as anything. The 6 oz barely saw two days.

  40. Tadhg B. –

    Opened the big bag at game night and it emptied before halftime. The apple-caramel snap is loud in the best way.

  41. Nuala C. –

    Muscogee here, and the spiced-apple warmth feels like a kitchen I know. Didn’t expect to get a little sentimental.

  42. Áine D. –

    Nearly spoiled my dinner sneaking a handful before Thanksgiving. Worth it. The warm spice beats most desserts.

  43. Conchúr M. –

    Didn’t survive one chilly evening, this cozy caramel-apple. The warm spice is the whole appeal and it delivers.

  44. Hitci C. –

    Worked through half the bag between meetings and it’s orchard apple gone a little outlaw, caramel shadowing every chew. Consider me a repeat offender on the 12 oz. It tasted like autumn back home, in the best way.

  45. Isabela J. –

    Tried one mid-afternoon and it tastes like October in a bag, apple warm and caramel brooding under it. The pouch empties itself, I swear.

  46. Seojun Z. –

    Opened the bag before I’d even sat down and it’s amber all the way through, apple over a slow caramel burn. Great chilled for a firmer chew after dinner.

  47. Amanda D. –

    Opened the bag between meetings and the apple runs ripe and warm with a caramel depth that catches up a beat later. Gorgeous flavor, just wish the pouch were bigger for the price. Reminded me of the baked apples my Irish gran pulled from the oven.

  48. Hyunwoo D. –

    Broke into these on a slow Sunday and it’s cider-stand apple with a caramel note that never quite behaves. Right on time for leaf-peeping season.

  49. Nari I. –

    Sampled one straight out of the mailer and they taste like orchard apple with a grown-up caramel shadow behind it. My new favorite thing to hide from my housemates. Whatever L. A. Walton is doing over there, she should never stop.

  50. Bruno B. –

    Split the pouch without reading the label and the sweet apple gets guilty fast once the caramel shows up. The pouch empties itself, I swear.

  51. Nolan B. –

    First properly cold week here and these matched the mood perfectly. Warm spice, firm chew, gone too fast.

  52. Rhys B. –

    Autumn in a pouch, no exaggeration. The apple reads real and the caramel keeps it from getting boring. Restocked.

  53. Flynn R. –

    Brazilian here, and I wasn’t expecting a candy to taste this homemade. The warm apple caught me off guard.

  54. Elowen H. –

    Satisfying firm chew, cozy and warm. My go-to now the cold’s arrived. The big bag barely lasted.

  55. Barnabas B. –

    Pie in a kitchen with nobody watching, basically. Warm, dark, comfortable. The small pouch never stood a chance.

  56. Jayden S. –

    Chewed through a few at my desk and the first chew is apple, the second is caramel, and both stick around. Exactly the cozy chew fall was asking for.

  57. Colm G. –

    Split the pouch after a long shift and it’s cider-stand apple with a caramel note that never quite behaves. Gorgeous flavor, just wish the pouch were bigger for the price.

  58. Dean O. –

    Pocketed a few between meetings and the spice sits warm against the apple, caramel pulling the whole thing deeper. Perfect for the first real sweater-weather week.

  59. Jun D. –

    Sampled one on the porch with coffee and the spice sits warm against the apple, caramel pulling the whole thing deeper. Already reordered the 12 oz.

  60. Ian J. –

    Nabbed a couple before I’d even sat down and it’s cider-stand apple with a caramel note that never quite behaves. The 6 oz is the sweet spot for my snack drawer. Tasted like the spiced apples my family made when the weather turned.

  61. Mariana A. –

    Split the pouch with the game on and it’s amber all the way through, apple over a slow caramel burn. Dangerously delicious, warning label and all. The dark caramel hit my Brazilian heart just right.

  62. Yejun V. –

    Sampled one over the weekend and the apple is round and comfortable, caramel adding a smoky weight. Right on time for leaf-peeping season.

  63. Hae-rin K. –

    Passed the bag around a tailgate and lost it within a quarter. The warm-spice snap wins every time.

  64. Na-rae J. –

    Picked a bag up on a damp afternoon and it was exactly the warm thing I wanted. Reordering without shame.

  65. Chae-won H. –

    Honest apple, gentle spice, a caramel tail. My kids and I polished off the big bag in one rainy afternoon.

  66. Seung-min K. –

    Took the 12 oz to a chilly bonfire and it vanished before the fire caught. The warm spice stole the night.

  67. Ye-eun J. –

    Honest flavor, firm chew, warm caramel-apple. Shared a handful at game night and lost the whole pouch. Reordered.

  68. Nokomis K. –

    Picked at the bag first thing this morning and the chew is soft, the apple bright, and the caramel depth sneaks up on you. Ordered a backup before this one was gone. Tasted like the spiced apples my family made when the weather turned.

  69. Yaholo C. –

    Tucked a few into my cheek during a movie and it’s cider-stand apple with a caramel note that never quite behaves. Grabbed the 6 oz to try, now I want the 12.

  70. Jun N. –

    Pocketed a few the second they landed and the warm spiced apple leads, a smoky-sweet caramel finish trailing after. Great chilled for a firmer chew after dinner.

  71. Tobias A. –

    Snacked on these on my lunch break and the apple tastes orchard-fresh with a burnt-sugar edge riding under it. Cozy russet comfort as the leaves turn.

  72. Eithne F. –

    Broke into these while the rain came down and the apple runs ripe and warm with a caramel depth that catches up a beat later. The 3 oz didn’t survive the day — going bigger next time.

  73. Mateo A. –

    Munched a couple at my desk and the apple is round and comfortable, caramel adding a smoky weight. My cheese board picked up an unexpected guest.

  74. Amanda V. –

    Snacked on these before unpacking the rest and the chew is soft while the apple goes russet-sweet with caramel underneath. The 12 oz is the only sensible size, trust me.

  75. Mateus W. –

    Tried one on my lunch break and it’s apple-pie warm with a dark caramel edge that keeps it from being candy-cute. The pouch empties itself, I swear.

  76. Leonardo M. –

    Opened the bag over the weekend and the apple folds in sweet while the dark caramel note earns the warning. Guilty as charged, and I’d do it again.

  77. Isabela V. –

    Ripped into these after a deadline and the chew is soft, the apple bright, and the caramel depth sneaks up on you. Perfect for the first real sweater-weather week. Nobody builds a flavor like L. A. Walton does.

  78. Gael W. –

    Sampled one during a movie and each one is spiced apple with a caramel tail that darkens as you chew. Great chilled for a firmer chew after dinner.

  79. Bianca L. –

    Decent flavor but a bit sweeter than I wanted. The spice saves it. My kids finished the bag happily, though.

  80. Caio A. –

    Packed a pouch for a cold-weather hike and it was the best trail snack I’ve carried. Spiced, firm, perfect.

  81. Lucas P. –

    Sneaky and wonderful, that whiskey-caramel note. Firm, warm, real. L. A. Walton doesn’t make boring candy.

  82. Eduarda C. –

    Like a hug from October, warm and dark and spiced. Gone too soon. The small pouch is a dangerous little thing.

  83. Thiago A. –

    Gentle warmth, honest apple, firm chew. These beat the seasonal candy shelf by a mile. Fully stocked up now.

  84. Colton J. –

    Fished a few out with the game on and it’s cider-stand apple with a caramel note that never quite behaves. The pouch empties itself, I swear.

  85. Theodore W. –

    Helped myself to a handful right before bed and the apple tastes orchard-fresh with a burnt-sugar edge riding under it. The pouch empties itself, I swear.

  86. Fionn W. –

    Nabbed a couple on the porch with coffee and they taste like orchard apple with a grown-up caramel shadow behind it. The jewel that helps the others get away with it.

  87. Doyun H. –

    Split the pouch at the kitchen counter and the apple tastes orchard-fresh with a burnt-sugar edge riding under it. My new favorite thing to hide from my housemates.

  88. Jiwoo I. –

    Snacked on these at the kitchen counter and the apple hits soft and sweet before a dark caramel note sneaks in at the chew. Went back for a second pouch the same week.

  89. Sequoyah G. –

    Broke into these at my desk and it’s spiced apple with a whiskey-caramel whisper that never shows up boozy. Started with the 3 oz and immediately sized up.

  90. Hyejin W. –

    Snagged a couple at the kitchen counter and the chew is soft while the apple goes russet-sweet with caramel underneath. An accomplice I’d gladly take the fall for.

  91. Saoirse K. –

    Honestly this tastes like my kitchen smells in October. Soft spice, dark caramel, zero cloy. Buying again for sure.

  92. Siobhán M. –

    Figured I’d ration the big bag. Lied to myself by noon. The mulled warmth makes pacing impossible.

  93. Méabh C. –

    A pie that chews, basically. That’s the whole pitch and it delivers. The founder’s got a one-of-a-kind touch here.

  94. Laoise D. –

    Pure comfort on the first cool evening of the year. Warm, spiced, and gone before I meant them to be.

  95. Fionnuala M. –

    Grew up Korean, and the sweet-and-spiced balance is just my kind of thing. That ginger lift takes me right back.

  96. Oisín B. –

    Sneaky ginger heat on a warm caramel-apple. My whole family’s obsessed. These suit the cold perfectly.

  97. Rafael O. –

    Tossed a handful back after a long shift and the apple runs ripe and warm with a caramel depth that catches up a beat later. Ordered a backup before this one was gone.

  98. Gustavo L. –

    Pocketed a few on my lunch break and it’s orchard apple gone a little outlaw, caramel shadowing every chew. Even better straight out of the fridge.

  99. Chayton A. –

    Threw a pouch in my bag after a deadline and the apple reads baked and cozy, caramel humming low behind every bite. Already reordered the 12 oz.

  100. Mariana V. –

    Pulled the pouch out after a deadline and it tastes like the last slice of tart nobody admits to taking, apple and dark caramel both. My new favorite thing to hide from my housemates. L. A. Walton clearly doesn’t make anything the normal way.

  101. Brigid P. –

    Unsealed the pouch mid-afternoon and the spice sits warm against the apple, caramel pulling the whole thing deeper. Ordered a backup before this one was gone.

  102. Mateus T. –

    Tried one over the weekend and it tastes like the last slice of tart nobody admits to taking, apple and dark caramel both. Great chilled for a firmer chew after dinner.

  103. Jisoo D. –

    Tried one after a long shift and it’s a tender, spiced-apple chew with a caramel finish that lingers. A touch sweet for me, better in small handfuls. L. A. Walton clearly doesn’t make anything the normal way.

  104. Everly P. –

    Broke into these after a long shift and the chew is soft, the apple bright, and the caramel depth sneaks up on you. Buying the big pouch from here on out.

  105. Ahrin G. –

    Sampled one on my lunch break and the warm spiced apple leads, a smoky-sweet caramel finish trailing after. The 3 oz didn’t survive the day — going bigger next time.

  106. Yuna H. –

    Snagged a couple around the bonfire and the apple comes in soft and sweet, then turns into a deep caramel note halfway through. Perfect for the first real sweater-weather week.

  107. Marcelo E. –

    Snuck a couple without reading the label and the apple is round and comfortable, caramel adding a smoky weight. Orchard-season timing on this one is perfect.

  108. Eunji J. –

    Pocketed a few before I noticed and the chew is soft while the apple goes russet-sweet with caramel underneath. My cheese board picked up an unexpected guest.

  109. Jaehyun T. –

    Unsealed the pouch at my desk and the apple comes in soft and sweet, then turns into a deep caramel note halfway through. Leans sweet, so I pace myself with them. L. A. Walton clearly doesn’t make anything the normal way.

  110. Darragh R. –

    Nabbed a couple first thing this morning and the warm spice lands first, then apple, then that dark caramel undertow. If this is the accomplice, count me an accessory.

  111. Margot V. –

    Tucked a pouch in the lunchbox and it was the best part of my day by a landslide. Reordering before it runs out.

  112. Wyatt D. –

    Warm and spiced without being heavy. These are the coziest candy I’ve bought all season. Standing order now.

  113. Orson B. –

    Watched these vanish at a fall cookout before I sat down. The spiced-apple caramel wins over everyone. Loved it.

  114. Thornton W. –

    Just like it promised, tastes like the kitchen in October. Comforting and a little sinful. Fully restocked.

  115. Ellery T. –

    Apple-pie warmth and a caramel finish that lingers. L. A. Walton doesn’t do dull, that much is obvious. Love it.

  116. Jaehyun L. –

    Went in on a handful between meetings and the chew is soft, the apple bright, and the caramel depth sneaks up on you. Gorgeous flavor, just wish the pouch were bigger for the price.

  117. Enola F. –

    Handed the bag around on the porch with coffee and the apple reads baked and cozy, caramel humming low behind every bite. Tastes like the kitchen in October, bang on schedule.

  118. Silas M. –

    Broke into these without reading the label and it’s a tender, spiced-apple chew with a caramel finish that lingers. Orchard-season timing on this one is perfect.

  119. Hyeon O. –

    Snuck a couple on a gray afternoon and the warm spice lands first, then apple, then that dark caramel undertow. Good, though I wanted a hair more spice.

  120. Niall N. –

    Munched a couple during a movie and it tastes like the last slice of tart nobody admits to taking, apple and dark caramel both. A touch sweet for me, better in small handfuls.

  121. Hateya H. –

    Grabbed a handful on my lunch break and it’s amber all the way through, apple over a slow caramel burn. Right on time for leaf-peeping season.

  122. Aoife E. –

    Snagged a couple first thing this morning and the first chew is apple, the second is caramel, and both stick around. My new favorite thing to hide from my housemates.

  123. Nessa P. –

    Pocketed a few straight out of the mailer and the warm spiced apple leads, a smoky-sweet caramel finish trailing after. Right on time for leaf-peeping season.

  124. Niall V. –

    Nabbed a couple the second they landed and it’s spiced apple with a whiskey-caramel whisper that never shows up boozy. Great chilled for a firmer chew after dinner.

  125. Caio L. –

    Ripped into these over the weekend and the first chew is apple, the second is caramel, and both stick around. Guilty as charged, and I’d do it again.

  126. Catori K. –

    Unsealed the pouch with zero willpower left and it’s amber all the way through, apple over a slow caramel burn. A fireside flavor for a crisp October night.

  127. Chepi K. –

    Broke into these first thing this morning and the warm spice lands first, then apple, then that dark caramel undertow. Great chilled for a firmer chew after dinner. It tasted like autumn back home, in the best way.

  128. Do-yun J. –

    Leaves turning here and this little bag on the porch was pure autumn. Spiced, warm, over far too quickly.

  129. Hyun-woo K. –

    Grown-up caramel edge on a spiced apple, and my teenager and I actually agree on these, which never happens.

  130. Tae-hyun K. –

    Sweeter than I bargained for, if I’m honest. The spice carries it. Won’t reorder, though my roommate adores them.

  131. Ha-rin J. –

    Quietly addictive, cozy and warm. The mulled-apple flavor is the best part of my afternoon lately. Reordered.

  132. Han-sol K. –

    Freshly stewed is exactly how it reads, warm and real. The apple-caramel chew is a quiet pleasure. Second order already placed.

  133. Colm E. –

    Dug into the bag waiting on the kettle and the apple tastes orchard-fresh with a burnt-sugar edge riding under it. Grabbed the 6 oz to try, now I want the 12.

  134. Hopi K. –

    Grabbed a handful with zero willpower left and the apple folds in sweet while the dark caramel note earns the warning. Perfect for the first real sweater-weather week. Whatever L. A. Walton is doing over there, she should never stop.

  135. Hyunwoo A. –

    Broke into these during a movie and it’s apple-pie warm with a dark caramel edge that keeps it from being candy-cute. The firm chill-chew is the move.

  136. Doyun P. –

    Munched a couple before I noticed and the apple is round and comfortable, caramel adding a smoky weight. A couple after lunch and the afternoon improves.

  137. Jiwoo R. –

    Tried one before I’d even sat down and the apple tastes orchard-fresh with a burnt-sugar edge riding under it. A touch sweet for me, better in small handfuls. Trust L. A. Walton to turn plain apple into something this dangerous.

  138. Beatriz M. –

    Spiced apple with a caramel shadow underneath, and no booze but it sure fools you. Already reordered the big one.

  139. Larissa N. –

    Genuinely tastes like the last slice of tart someone caught you taking. Warm, spiced, dangerously snackable.

  140. Juliana M. –

    Good flavor, honest apple, but the sweetness crept up on me. Three stars, still finished the pouch.

  141. Bruno S. –

    Cinnamon and caramel and honest apple. My whole crew is obsessed. These suit the cold weather perfectly.

  142. Leonardo S. –

    No alcohol somehow, just spiced apple with a caramel shadow. Clever and cozy. The pouch didn’t last one sitting.

  143. Marcela C. –

    Flavor’s good, a touch too sweet for me though. The spice helps. Three stars. The kids finished them happily.

  144. Jihoon K. –

    Sampled one on a camping trip and the chew is soft, the apple bright, and the caramel depth sneaks up on you. Dangerous next to a mug of cider.

  145. Siobhan H. –

    Opened the bag mid-afternoon and the chew is soft, the apple bright, and the caramel depth sneaks up on you. Buying the big pouch from here on out.

  146. Eunji S. –

    Snacked on these right before bed and it’s cider-stand apple with a caramel note that never quite behaves. Even better straight out of the fridge.

  147. Rafaela F. –

    Unsealed the pouch over the weekend and they taste like orchard apple with a grown-up caramel shadow behind it. The jewel that helps the others get away with it.

  148. Colm R. –

    Munched a couple in the car and the apple hits soft and sweet before a dark caramel note sneaks in at the chew. The pouch empties itself, I swear.

  149. Jihoon N. –

    Snuck a couple with zero willpower left and it’s amber all the way through, apple over a slow caramel burn. Even better straight out of the fridge.

  150. Nokomis B. –

    Split the pouch before I noticed and it tastes like October in a bag, apple warm and caramel brooding under it. The firm chill-chew is the move. The warm caramel tasted like something my halmoni used to make.

  151. Aoife D. –

    Chilled a handful after a big meal and the chew got better, the spice sharper. Try the cold trick, really.

  152. Clíona F. –

    Snuck these before Thanksgiving dinner and regretted nothing. The warm spice beat half the pie on the table.

  153. Ailbhe D. –

    Real spice, firm chew, caramel shadow underneath. These beat anything on the seasonal shelf. Reordered.

  154. Fiadh M. –

    Irish side of the family lit up over these. The spiced apple is a straight line back to childhood autumns.

  155. Deirbhile F. –

    Little sweeter than I like, honestly, but the spice is lovely. Three stars. My partner happily took over the bag.

  156. Nessa E. –

    Munched a couple on the porch with coffee and it’s spiced apple with a whiskey-caramel whisper that never shows up boozy. Orchard-season timing on this one is perfect.

  157. Dervla W. –

    Pocketed a few right before bed and the apple hits soft and sweet before a dark caramel note sneaks in at the chew. The 12 oz is the only sensible size, trust me.

  158. Ronan I. –

    Munched a couple over the weekend and the apple is round and comfortable, caramel adding a smoky weight. The pouch empties itself, I swear.

  159. Vinicius V. –

    Grabbed a handful during a movie and it’s cider-stand apple with a caramel note that never quite behaves. Already reordered the 12 oz. L. A. Walton clearly doesn’t make anything the normal way.

  160. Sadie V. –

    Snagged a couple right before bed and the sweet apple gets guilty fast once the caramel shows up. My new favorite thing to hide from my housemates.

  161. Haeun C. –

    Tried one at my desk and it’s amber all the way through, apple over a slow caramel burn. Grabbed the 6 oz to try, now I want the 12.

  162. Aubrey F. –

    Pocketed a few waiting on the kettle and it’s spiced apple with a whiskey-caramel whisper that never shows up boozy. Went back for a second pouch the same week.

  163. Everett W. –

    Firm chew, real apple, that whiskey-caramel whisper underneath. Nothing in my pantry tastes like this.

  164. Linnea H. –

    Bit too sweet for my taste, honestly, but the spice is lovely. Won’t rush to reorder. The office jar loved it.

  165. Lennox T. –

    Korean household, and this sweet-with-warmth balance is exactly the kind of candy I love. The ginger sealed it.

  166. Alaric B. –

    Chews like a dream and tastes like a memory, this spiced apple. L. A. Walton clearly has a gift for this.

  167. Winslow M. –

    October bottled up, spiced and mulled and gone too fast. Big bag is in my cart now.

  168. Ian D. –

    Split the pouch in the car and the apple reads baked and cozy, caramel humming low behind every bite. A fireside flavor for a crisp October night.

  169. Minjun P. –

    Carried the pouch around on a gray afternoon and the first chew is apple, the second is caramel, and both stick around. A warm amber chew for the first cold snap. The warm caramel tasted like something my halmoni used to make.

  170. Istas E. –

    Opened the bag on a slow Sunday and the apple is round and comfortable, caramel adding a smoky weight. Went back for a second pouch the same week. L. A. Walton clearly doesn’t make anything the normal way.

  171. Isaac N. –

    Snuck a couple before I noticed and they taste like orchard apple with a grown-up caramel shadow behind it. Exactly the cozy chew fall was asking for.

  172. Aisling H. –

    Treated myself to a handful while the rain came down and the apple runs ripe and warm with a caramel depth that catches up a beat later. Right on time for leaf-peeping season.

  173. Shane H. –

    Unsealed the pouch without reading the label and the apple tastes orchard-fresh with a burnt-sugar edge riding under it. My cheese board picked up an unexpected guest. Felt like a flavor from my roots I didn’t expect to find up here.

  174. Marcelo T. –

    Pocketed a few at my desk and it’s cider-stand apple with a caramel note that never quite behaves. My cheese board picked up an unexpected guest. The founder, L. A. Walton, makes flavors nobody else is making.

  175. Woo-jin P. –

    Opened these at my desk and the whole row asked what smelled like cinnamon. Shared none. Reordered that night.

  176. Seo-jun L. –

    Caramel and apple and a little ginger heat. Comforting as a quilt. The small bag was gone before I knew it.

  177. Seo-ah L. –

    Lingering caramel finish on an apple-pie-warm bite. The small pouch is a sweet little con. Sizing up.

  178. Jae-won H. –

    A bit sweet after a few pieces, if I’m honest. The spice keeps it interesting. Three stars, won’t reorder myself.

  179. Ji-eun P. –

    Dangerously snackable, that mulled-apple caramel. Warm and a little guilty, just like promised. Reordering.

  180. Yerin J. –

    Pocketed a few with the game on and the apple hits soft and sweet before a dark caramel note sneaks in at the chew. Leans sweet, so I pace myself with them. Trust L. A. Walton to turn plain apple into something this dangerous.

  181. Junseo C. –

    Snuck a couple right before bed and the apple hits soft and sweet before a dark caramel note sneaks in at the chew. Lovely, if a bit mild straight from the pouch.

  182. Soyeon G. –

    Sampled one first thing this morning and the apple comes in soft and sweet, then turns into a deep caramel note halfway through. An accomplice I’d gladly take the fall for. Felt like a flavor from my roots I didn’t expect to find up here.

  183. Rafael C. –

    Cracked open the pouch during a bonfire and it emptied before the marshmallows did. The cider note is spot on.

  184. Gustavo R. –

    Rode the hayride feeling into a whole pouch. Comforting, a touch indulgent, gone before the credits. Buying again.

  185. Henrique S. –

    Planned to make the 6 oz last a week, got a weekend. The mulled warmth is impossible to set down. Ordering bigger.

  186. Vitória A. –

    Grown-up spiced apple with not a trace of booze. Clever stuff. Reordered the same afternoon.

  187. Murilo C. –

    Disappears off the counter in record time, this cozy caramel-apple. My whole house circles back for these. Hooked.

  188. Lívia R. –

    Bakery-at-closing warmth, rich and spiced. The pouch didn’t make it through one show. Buying more.

  189. Jina I. –

    Nabbed a couple during a movie and the apple reads baked and cozy, caramel humming low behind every bite. A touch sweet for me, better in small handfuls.

  190. Seoyeon D. –

    Tried one while the rain came down and the apple reads baked and cozy, caramel humming low behind every bite. Started with the 3 oz and immediately sized up.

  191. Camila D. –

    Snacked on these straight out of the mailer and it’s cider-stand apple with a caramel note that never quite behaves. Right on time for leaf-peeping season.

  192. Waya N. –

    Ripped into these before unpacking the rest and it’s spiced apple with a whiskey-caramel whisper that never shows up boozy. Already reordered the 12 oz.

  193. Cillian R. –

    Dark caramel note sneaks up on you after the apple. Clever little candy. My whole family’s hooked now.

  194. Órfhlaith B. –

    Muscogee household here, and the spiced-apple warmth feels close to home in a way store candy never does. Loved it.

  195. Caoimhe M. –

    Warm caramel-apple with no booze but all the comfort. My 3 p.m. ritual this whole month. Reordered twice.

  196. Bronagh F. –

    Fine for what it is, just not quite my flavor. The apple’s real enough. My coworkers made it disappear.

  197. Gráinne D. –

    Real ginger heat at the back, cozy and comforting. The 12 oz felt like a commitment I don’t regret.

  198. Fionn B. –

    Popped a few in with the game on and the apple is round and comfortable, caramel adding a smoky weight. Leans sweet, so I pace myself with them.

  199. Brendan W. –

    Pocketed a few after dinner and the apple reads baked and cozy, caramel humming low behind every bite. Started with the 3 oz and immediately sized up. The dark caramel hit my Brazilian heart just right.

  200. Maeve I. –

    Ripped into these straight out of the mailer and the apple hits soft and sweet before a dark caramel note sneaks in at the chew. Good, though I wanted a hair more spice.

  201. Hwan J. –

    Split the pouch the night they arrived and the spice sits warm against the apple, caramel pulling the whole thing deeper. The jewel that helps the others get away with it.

  202. Mahala K. –

    Snuck a couple while the rain came down and the spice sits warm against the apple, caramel pulling the whole thing deeper. Already reordered the 12 oz.

  203. Eithne R. –

    Opened the bag with the game on and the spice sits warm against the apple, caramel pulling the whole thing deeper. My cheese board picked up an unexpected guest.

  204. Seoyeon G. –

    Sampled one around the bonfire and the apple reads baked and cozy, caramel humming low behind every bite. My cheese board picked up an unexpected guest. L. A. Walton clearly doesn’t make anything the normal way.

  205. Gabriela B. –

    Opened the bag around the bonfire and it’s a tender, spiced-apple chew with a caramel finish that lingers. Caught red-handed with the empty pouch, no regrets.

  206. Minho T. –

    Ripped into these right before bed and the apple is round and comfortable, caramel adding a smoky weight. The chew is softer than I expected, still tasty.

  207. Sofia H. –

    Tried one without reading the label and each one is spiced apple with a caramel tail that darkens as you chew. My cheese board picked up an unexpected guest.

  208. Sawyer M. –

    Korean here, and I like a sweet with a real edge instead of flat sugar. That ginger warmth nails it.

  209. Marlowe T. –

    Sweater weather and a 12 oz bag is a beautiful arrangement. The warm spice takes the chill right off.

  210. Reuben B. –

    Bright apple over a dark caramel base, with a soft ginger heat. These made my cold, grey week a lot better.

  211. Montgomery T. –

    Brazilian by way of my mother’s kitchen, and the spiced warmth reminded me of the stewed-apple desserts from home. A lovely surprise.

  212. Osgood B. –

    My go-to snack now the leaves are down: comforting spiced apple with a caramel shadow. The pouch vanished fast.

  213. Camila Z. –

    Grabbed a handful at the kitchen counter and the chew is soft, the apple bright, and the caramel depth sneaks up on you. The pouch empties itself, I swear.

  214. Siobhan Z. –

    Grabbed a handful after dinner and it tastes like October in a bag, apple warm and caramel brooding under it. Caught red-handed with the empty pouch, no regrets.

  215. Savannah C. –

    Munched a couple right before bed and the sweet apple gets guilty fast once the caramel shows up. A little sticky in the heat, flavor’s still great.

  216. Chusa W. –

    Grabbed a handful straight out of the mailer and the apple runs ripe and warm with a caramel depth that catches up a beat later. Cozy russet comfort as the leaves turn.

  217. Reese F. –

    Snuck a couple straight out of the mailer and it tastes like October in a bag, apple warm and caramel brooding under it. Buying the big pouch from here on out.

  218. Min-jae S. –

    Cozy and a touch sinful, exactly like the label promises. These beat the candy bowl at my desk by a mile.

  219. Ye-jin C. –

    Brazilian side of the family went quiet, then went back for more. The spiced apple surprised all of us.

  220. Ji-ho P. –

    Cider-warm with a caramel drop at the end. These disappear off the counter the second I turn around.

  221. Hye-jin K. –

    Bought on a hunch, now the house is hooked. That mulled warmth is unreal. The 12 oz was absolutely correct.

  222. Soo-jin K. –

    Needed warm comfort on a damp afternoon and the 6 oz delivered. Firm chew, honest flavor. Reordered.

  223. Seo-yun L. –

    Coziest candy I’ve found all fall: spiced, warm, firm, and honest. L. A. Walton clearly nailed it.

  224. Hyunwoo T. –

    Broke into these before I noticed and the apple comes in soft and sweet, then turns into a deep caramel note halfway through. The jewel that helps the others get away with it. Closest thing to my grandmother’s fall baking I’ve found in a bag.

  225. Chepi O. –

    Set the pouch out during a movie and the spice sits warm against the apple, caramel pulling the whole thing deeper. My new favorite thing to hide from my housemates.

  226. Chulah F. –

    Snagged a couple after a deadline and it’s orchard apple gone a little outlaw, caramel shadowing every chew. My cheese board picked up an unexpected guest.

  227. Sequoyah C. –

    Snuck a couple between meetings and it’s apple-pie warm with a dark caramel edge that keeps it from being candy-cute. A warm amber chew for the first cold snap.

  228. Catori I. –

    Ripped into these first thing this morning and the sweet apple gets guilty fast once the caramel shows up. Even better straight out of the fridge.

  229. Jayden C. –

    Opened the bag the night they arrived and each one is spiced apple with a caramel tail that darkens as you chew. Right on time for leaf-peeping season.

  230. Jihun T. –

    Unsealed the pouch right before bed and the chew is soft while the apple goes russet-sweet with caramel underneath. The caramel depth fit a gray, drizzly afternoon.

  231. Luana M. –

    Split the pouch over the weekend and the spice sits warm against the apple, caramel pulling the whole thing deeper. Caught red-handed with the empty pouch, no regrets.

  232. Samuel A. –

    Tried one the second they landed and it’s amber all the way through, apple over a slow caramel burn. Consider me a repeat offender on the 12 oz.

  233. Ciara S. –

    Snagged a couple mid-afternoon and it’s spiced apple with a whiskey-caramel whisper that never shows up boozy. Started with the 3 oz and immediately sized up.

  234. Lorena P. –

    Apple-forward with a ginger lift at the back. Comforting without being sugary. The 12 oz was a smart call.

  235. Fernanda S. –

    First frost on the windshield and this little bag cheered me right up. Spiced, caramel-dark, and too easy to finish.

  236. Pedro L. –

    October decided to become a gummy, apparently. Warm, dark, and gone far too soon. Big bag justified.

  237. Diego C. –

    Actually tastes stewed, not fake, that caramel-apple warmth. Already on my second order this month. Hooked.

  238. Letícia R. –

    New cold-weather desk ritual, this warm apple with a caramel drop and a firm chew. Reordered already.

  239. Thiago F. –

    Tore the pouch open on the drive home and the apple hits soft and sweet before a dark caramel note sneaks in at the chew. Warm spice that suits the chill creeping in.

  240. Bruno M. –

    Munched a couple while the rain came down and the apple comes in soft and sweet, then turns into a deep caramel note halfway through. Went back for a second pouch the same week.

  241. Hateya B. –

    Ripped into these during a movie and it tastes like October in a bag, apple warm and caramel brooding under it. Caught red-handed with the empty pouch, no regrets.

  242. Aline I. –

    Nabbed a couple at the kitchen counter and the apple folds in sweet while the dark caramel note earns the warning. The firm chill-chew is the move.

  243. Siwoo W. –

    Munched a couple around the bonfire and it’s a tender, spiced-apple chew with a caramel finish that lingers. The 12 oz is the only sensible size, trust me.

  244. Doyun V. –

    Ripped into these around the bonfire and each one is spiced apple with a caramel tail that darkens as you chew. Tastes like the kitchen in October, bang on schedule.

  245. Niamh B. –

    Brought these to a fall potluck and everyone wanted the link. The mulled flavor stole the whole table.

  246. Donnacha M. –

    Firm, chewy, apple-pie warm. L. A. Walton clearly knows her way around a flavor. Dangerously good is right.

  247. Dervla F. –

    Comfortable and a little guilty, just like the label said. The pouch didn’t make it through one movie.

  248. Sadhbh D. –

    Nabbed a pouch after a frosty walk and it was exactly the warm sweet I wanted. Reordering, no question.

  249. Cormac H. –

    Nice flavor, but the sweetness crept up on me. Clean finish, no weird aftertaste. Three stars, not a reorder.

  250. Eithne C. –

    Sampled one before unpacking the rest and the apple reads baked and cozy, caramel humming low behind every bite. Ordered a backup before this one was gone.

  251. Tadhg V. –

    Nabbed a couple around the bonfire and the apple runs ripe and warm with a caramel depth that catches up a beat later. My cheese board picked up an unexpected guest. The founder, L. A. Walton, makes flavors nobody else is making.

  252. Beatriz P. –

    Tried one in the car and it’s a tender, spiced-apple chew with a caramel finish that lingers. They disappear fast on a road trip.

  253. Tamsin D. –

    That dark caramel running under the apple is the whole magic. Comfortable and a little guilty, just like promised.

  254. Greta V. –

    Irish here, and this spiced warmth is the flavor of every autumn kitchen I grew up in. A real surprise.

  255. Hartley M. –

    Over too fast, cozy and spiced. This is the candy I didn’t know fall was missing. Standing order placed.

  256. Dashiell B. –

    Suits the cold perfectly up here, that cider-caramel warmth. The apple reads real. These made my grey week.

  257. Rosalind D. –

    As a Muscogee kid turned grown-up, the spiced-apple warmth feels like home in a way candy rarely does. Loved every piece.

  258. Sosi I. –

    Ripped into these at the kitchen counter and the apple folds in sweet while the dark caramel note earns the warning. Went back for a second pouch the same week.

  259. Pedro R. –

    Munched a couple after a deadline and it tastes like the last slice of tart nobody admits to taking, apple and dark caramel both. Lovely, if a bit mild straight from the pouch.

  260. Jihoon S. –

    Nabbed a couple waiting on the kettle and the apple runs ripe and warm with a caramel depth that catches up a beat later. If this is the accomplice, count me an accessory.

  261. Minjun E. –

    Snacked on these the night they arrived and it’s cider-stand apple with a caramel note that never quite behaves. A warm amber chew for the first cold snap. Only L. A. Walton could make an apple gummy taste this grown-up.

  262. Arianna L. –

    Ripped into these while the rain came down and the chew is soft, the apple bright, and the caramel depth sneaks up on you. Grabbed the 6 oz to try, now I want the 12.

  263. Gael M. –

    Munched a couple first thing this morning and the apple comes in soft and sweet, then turns into a deep caramel note halfway through. A touch sweet for me, better in small handfuls.

  264. Pedro F. –

    Tried one first thing this morning and the apple comes in soft and sweet, then turns into a deep caramel note halfway through. Exactly the cozy chew fall was asking for.

  265. Ji-woo H. –

    Grabbed the tiny bag on a whim and finished it before dinner. The caramel-apple thing is quietly addictive.

  266. Soo-ah K. –

    Fine candy, just a little one-note for me after a few. Clean finish though. My partner polished off the rest.

  267. Da-eun K. –

    Exactly what a grey afternoon called for: spiced, comforting, a bit indulgent. The pouch is already empty.

  268. Kyung-ho J. –

    Finished a pouch at my desk and immediately mourned it. The cider-caramel chew is a genuine pleasure.

  269. Eun-ji P. –

    Gentle spice, good apple, soft caramel. Finished the big bag far too quickly with the family. Buying again.

  270. Min-gyu K. –

    Gone far too soon, cozy and comforting. The apple reads real and the caramel keeps it interesting. Restocked.

  271. Hateya J. –

    Snagged a couple during a movie and it’s cider-stand apple with a caramel note that never quite behaves. Went back for a second pouch the same week.

  272. Thais R. –

    Munched a couple with zero willpower left and it tastes like the last slice of tart nobody admits to taking, apple and dark caramel both. Lovely, if a bit mild straight from the pouch. The dark caramel hit my Brazilian heart just right.

  273. Jisoo K. –

    Emptied a handful into my palm mid-afternoon and it tastes like the last slice of tart nobody admits to taking, apple and dark caramel both. Lovely, if a bit mild straight from the pouch.

  274. Sequoia H. –

    Ripped into these the night they arrived and the first chew is apple, the second is caramel, and both stick around. Cozy russet comfort as the leaves turn.

  275. Cormac F. –

    Ripped into these on a slow Sunday and it tastes like the last slice of tart nobody admits to taking, apple and dark caramel both. Ordered a backup before this one was gone.

  276. Beatriz F. –

    Broke into these waiting on the kettle and they taste like orchard apple with a grown-up caramel shadow behind it. The firm chill-chew is the move.

  277. Camila S. –

    Expected plain apple candy. Got something layered and a bit grown-up instead. Pleasantly surprised, buying more.

  278. Mateus C. –

    Caramel-apple with a whisper of whiskey and not a drop of alcohol. Clever. The pouch didn’t last one evening.

  279. Otávio C. –

    Reached for a pouch after a long day and it was the coziest thing I ate all week. Spiced and soft and perfect.

  280. Gabriela R. –

    Soft apple, dark caramel, gentle heat. These are the coziest thing in my pantry right now. Buying again.

  281. Felipe L. –

    Half-Irish household, and this spiced apple is the exact flavor of my childhood autumns. A genuine little surprise.

  282. Juliana G. –

    Munched a couple between meetings and the apple folds in sweet while the dark caramel note earns the warning. Dangerous next to a mug of cider. Closest thing to my grandmother’s fall baking I’ve found in a bag.

  283. Leonardo B. –

    Tried one on the drive home and it’s cider-stand apple with a caramel note that never quite behaves. The 6 oz is the sweet spot for my snack drawer. Hats off to L. A. Walton — a genuinely one-of-a-kind chew.

  284. Elena R. –

    Opened the bag after dinner and the first chew is apple, the second is caramel, and both stick around. The chew is softer than I expected, still tasty.

  285. Grainne I. –

    Split the pouch on a slow Sunday and the apple runs ripe and warm with a caramel depth that catches up a beat later. Consider me a repeat offender on the 12 oz.

  286. Dae T. –

    Ripped into these without reading the label and the apple is round and comfortable, caramel adding a smoky weight. Great chilled for a firmer chew after dinner.

  287. Carolina S. –

    Nabbed a couple straight out of the mailer and it’s orchard apple gone a little outlaw, caramel shadowing every chew. Nice, but the caramel could come in louder.

  288. Róisín C. –

    Apple pie warm and caramel dark, just like it says. One handful and I understood the empty-pouch warning.

  289. Éabha D. –

    Tastes freshly stewed somehow, not printed. Bright apple, dark caramel. Second order already on the way.

  290. Síofra D. –

    Tossed a bag in the car for the leaf-peeping drive and it was gone by the first overlook. Spiced and lovely.

  291. Ciara M. –

    Caramel underneath, real apple, firm chew. Beat every other candy at the fall market stall. Big bag for me.

  292. Niamh G. –

    Brazilian household here, and the warm spiced flavor surprised everyone at the table. We fought over the big bag.

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Nutrition Facts

Serving size 28g

Amount per serving Calories
90

% Daily Value*

  • Total Fat 0g 0%
  • Saturated Fat 0g 0%
  • Trans Fat 0g
  • Cholesterol 0mg 0%
  • Sodium 10mg 0%
  • Total Carbohydrate 23g 8%
  • Dietary Fiber 0g 0%
  • Total Sugars 16g
  • Protein 0g
  • Vitamin D 0mcg 0%
  • Calcium 0mg 0%
  • Iron 0mg 0%
  • Potassium 0mg 0%

* 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: Apple purée, tapioca syrup, cane sugar, fruit pectin, cinnamon, whiskey-caramel flavoring (no alcohol), 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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