Description
Gooseberries cooked right to the turn — green, sharp, a sugar-cream edge keeping them from cutting too clean, the tart garden berry that folds into fools and crumbles. It looks respectable and it is not, quite. The sleeper hit, because the honest-looking ones always move the most. Scatter them on a cheese board to start an argument, keep a pouch at your desk, chill them for a brighter snap. Unusual, tart, old-fashioned, all fruit. The jewel people can’t place and keep reaching for anyway.
Average rating
4.46
Rated 4.46 out of 5 based on 243 customer ratings
243 reviews
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
28g
Amount per serving
Calories
90
% Daily Value*
-
Total Fat
0g
0%
-
Saturated Fat
0g
0%
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Trans Fat
0g
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Cholesterol
0mg
0%
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Sodium
10mg
0%
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Total Carbohydrate
24g
9%
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Dietary Fiber
0g
0%
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Total Sugars
17g
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Protein
0g
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Vitamin D 0mcg
0%
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Calcium 0mg
0%
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Iron 0mg
0%
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Potassium 0mg
0%
Ingredients: Gooseberry purée, tapioca syrup, cane sugar, fruit pectin, natural cream flavor, 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.
Orla B. –
Never liked gooseberry until this changed my mind. The tang is sharp enough to notice, soft enough to crave.
Chad R. –
Admitting defeat: I meant to share and ate the lot. The tart-sweet pull is just relentless.
Diego H. –
Admittedly I bought it for the clever name. Stayed for the flavor, which turned out excellent.
Oscar V. –
Old-fashioned flavor, modern execution. Takes me right back to picking berries as a kid, minus the thorns.
Dovie R. –
Finally, a tart candy that isn’t just mouth-puckering. A puckery start that softens into something almost dessert-like. Late-September chill and these hit the spot. A new staple in this house.
Remy G. –
A pouch of these and a quiet evening is my whole plan now. The sour reads garden-fresh, not laboratory.
Opa V. –
The green ones looked suspicious. The green ones won. Chewy, bright, and a little grown-up.
Margot V. –
Grabbed a bag on a chilly walk and it was perfect timing. Sour at the first bite, then it softens into something almost silky.
Dev R. –
Zingy and fresh with that soft creamy tail. My default treat since the weather turned.
Blaine A. –
Crisp morning, hot coffee, a few of these on the side. A little ritual I didn’t know I was missing.
Keith R. –
Solid little snack for the desk drawer. Tart enough to shake you awake on a slow afternoon.
Layla H. –
Hooked the entire family. Even my fussy teenager told me to reorder.
Ken L. –
Tart at the start, mellow on the way out. I came in skeptical and left hooked.
Marcus P. –
Grabbed a pouch for the plane and it saved the flight. The sour is sharp, the sweet is quiet, the balance is perfect. Fall arrived and these were the first snack I reached for. The 12 oz bag disappears faster than it should. Do yourself a favor and grab a pouch.
Roisin W. –
Was skeptical of the name, won over by the flavor. Tart, bright, and finished with the smallest sweet sigh. The 3 oz is a great low-commitment way to test a flavor. These won me over completely.
Brigid W. –
Gave one to my skeptical husband and lost the rest. Fresh, tart, and soft-set just the way I like a gummy. Whoever L.A. Walton is, she clearly knows how to build a flavor from scratch. Tasty, but the sour faded a little quick for me.
Maeve C. –
Opened the pouch on the porch and the whole bag went. Soft-set and chewy without being sticky, which I appreciate. The season turned and so did my snack loyalty. The 3 oz fits a coat pocket and empties just as fast. The founder’s whole ‘dangerously delicious’ thing is not an exaggeration. My snack drawer thanks me.
Adaeze T. –
The tartness is the kind that makes you sit up a little. A crisp pucker that rounds into something comforting. Perfect for the first chilly evenings of the season.
Luc A. –
Snagged these at a market stall and came home to reorder. Sour-crisp up top, smooth and round underneath.
Subin B. –
I keep a pouch in my coat pocket. No shame. Crisp and tart, like biting a berry straight off the bush. My Korean family raised me on sour fruit, so these felt familiar fast.
Niamh N. –
The green pouch sat in my cart for weeks. Should’ve clicked sooner. Tangy, crisp, and genuinely refreshing to snack on.
Iris O. –
Impressed start to finish. Bold flavor, flawless chew, and it genuinely tastes of fruit.
Spencer P. –
Garden-fresh tartness in a sweet, who knew. Smart move buying the 12 oz, I’d have run dry otherwise.
Brittany M. –
Never had anything like this. Old-fashioned garden flavor, bright and a touch sour, really nicely made.
Layla E. –
Balanced gorgeously. The sourness and the cream play off each other instead of wrestling.
Agnes J. –
My whole family fought over the last few in the pouch. Clean fruit flavor, no weird candy aftertaste.
Sloane T. –
Not a sweets person, usually. These changed that by Tuesday. Chewy, tangy, and impossible to stop at one.
Quinn Y. –
The tart snap on these caught me off guard. The green, sour flavor is weirdly comforting.
Spencer G. –
The cream note is what sells it. Without that, the tartness would run away; with it, the balance is perfect.
James W. –
Packaging is lovely and the candy lives up to it. Tart, creamy, and a bit perilous once you start.
Kevin O. –
Frankly didn’t believe a gummy could taste this old-fashioned and this fresh together. Consider me won over.
Mason R. –
Dangerously delicious isn’t just marketing talk. I’ve hidden the bag from myself twice this week.
Preston E. –
Intrigued by the name, sold by the first bite. Sharp, bright, a bit creamy, completely its own thing.
Jae E. –
Nostalgic and brand-new at once. My Korean grandma made yuja tea, and I swear I catch that same citrus lift here.
Helena A. –
Took these on a long drive and they made the miles shorter. Not a sour bomb, more a tart whisper that sticks around. Full-on sweater-weather snack now. The 6 oz lands right between try-it and commit. Pretty good, just wish there were a few more in the bag.
Junho W. –
Took a chance on the weird green one and got rewarded. The green zing is bold, balanced, and genuinely fun. The 12 oz is my standing order now. Decent chew, slightly firmer than I’d prefer.
Wotko K. –
Picked these up on a cool afternoon and they fit the mood. Tart, smooth, and quietly one of the best I’ve had. Went big with the 12 oz and still ran out.
Remy R. –
Didn’t expect much from a green gummy. Was wrong fast. Snappy and fresh with a soft, creamy landing.
Hoktvke C. –
Popped one in the car and nearly missed my turn. The sour edge is sophisticated, not cheap-candy harsh. Twelve ounces: ambitious, and still not enough.
Sakli T. –
Pulled a pouch out at work and three people asked for one. The fruit is crisp and the finish is unexpectedly creamy.
Adam S. –
Husband swore he wouldn’t like gooseberry. Husband finished the bag. The end.
Stephen L. –
Cream is the quiet secret weapon here, dragging the sour from sharp over to smooth.
Simran K. –
Gone in two sittings flat. The 6 oz stands no chance whatsoever near me.
Cole W. –
Seriously good. Tart and grown-up without being one of those obnoxious sour bombs.
Emily L. –
Quietly became the best thing in my snack rotation. Bright, chewy, and unlike the usual suspects.
Dohyun K. –
Tried these expecting candy and got something closer to fruit. A clean tart snap that lingers just right. Peak early-October timing. These suit the crisp air. Worth every penny.
Sorley K. –
Expected candy-store sweet, got something sharper and better. The tang lingers just long enough to make you want another. This is a one-of-a-kind flavor, and L.A. Walton deserves credit for being this bold. Officially hooked.
Rowan E. –
Thought it’d be too sour. It is exactly sour enough. The flavor is bold and old-fashioned in the loveliest way. Only L.A. Walton would turn tart gooseberry into a gummy, and thank goodness she did. Adding this to the standing order.
Tadhg P. –
I wanted something that wasn’t just sugar. These delivered. Tart and lush, like a berry picked a day too early, on purpose. My new go-to treat.
Chebon B. –
Snagged the last pouch at a fair and regret nothing. The green-berry bite is bold but never crosses into harsh.
Nancy V. –
Walton clearly has a gift for flavors nobody else is attempting. This gooseberry idea shouldn’t work, and yet.
Alicia J. –
Weird in the best possible way. Tart and green up top, then this little creamy finish sneaks in.
Megan K. –
Picked the 3 oz just to test the water. Rookie error; I should have gone straight for the big one.
Garrett G. –
Obsessed might be strong, yet I’ve bought three bags in a fortnight, so draw your own conclusion.
Tadhg I. –
Expected a gimmick, got a genuinely great flavor. The green snap is clean, the sweetness is shy and lovely. Early fall and these are already my go-to. Fine by me, just not the standout I expected.
Sieun R. –
Took one bite and understood why these are the quiet favorite. The fruit tastes alive, which most sour candies never manage. The air turned crisp this week and these matched it exactly. Grabbing a few for gifts, too.
Cian E. –
I slow down for these, and I never slow down for candy. Green, crisp, and genuinely one of a kind.
Yoonseo B. –
Wasn’t sure green and sour would work in a gummy. The flavor is patient; the tart comes first, the sweet follows. Got the 6 oz and it’s the right amount to keep around.
Imani E. –
Popped the bag at a picnic and it emptied before lunch. Tart and old-fashioned in the best possible way.
Diana K. –
Citrusy-tart with a berry heart. Didn’t expect that much going on inside one little gummy.
Christina F. –
I keep a stash at work and dole them out slowly. Too good to blow through in one go.
Shane L. –
Fun, really unusual flavor. A bit tart for my own taste, but my husband is besotted with them.
Priya J. –
Real fruit flavor and no chemical aftertaste, which already puts it ahead of most gummies I buy.
Yuna P. –
Ordered these on a whim and now I’m rationing them. The green fruit flavor is vivid and genuinely unusual. Being Korean, the sharp-sweet balance here feels like home. Solid, just not quite my personal favorite of the lineup.
Imani R. –
A tart candy that doesn’t wreck your jaw? Finally. A tart little gem that unfolds slow and lands soft. Bought the big bag and immediately understood my mistake.
Lennox E. –
Figured green meant fake. These are the opposite of fake. It looks innocent and absolutely is not, in a good way.
Sorley Y. –
These made my afternoon tea feel like an event. The green zing wakes you up, the cream note settles you.
Emily P. –
Childhood summers, basically, in one chewy bite. We had a bush out back and this absolutely nails it.
Stephanie O. –
Skeptical at first, since gooseberry gummies sounded invented. Now I’m the one preaching about them.
Mason D. –
Snagged a bag as a gift for my sister and quietly kept half for myself. No apologies.
Victoria E. –
Autumn snacking: handled. Something about that green tartness just suits sweater weather.
Gregory C. –
Glad I shoved my doubts aside. Tart, clean, and unlike anything else I’ve put in my cart.
Hollis P. –
Truly one of a kind. Tastes like a garden berry someone decided to turn into a little jewel.
Amanda I. –
Treat yourself to the large bag and trust me on it. The small one is just a cruel tease.
Rohan H. –
Texture nailed it. Firm chew, never sticky, and the gooseberry tang rides all the way through.
Deja F. –
I came for the odd flavor and stayed for how good it is. Real berry character with a sour streak and a gentle finish. Prime autumn snacking. The tart brightness fits the season. Stocking up before they’re gone.
Daeun D. –
Not a sour-candy person, but these got me. Lively, tart, and smooth-chewing all at once. Good, though I’d have liked a slightly bigger pouch for the price.
Milo C. –
Brought a bag to game night and lost it within minutes. Sour, soft, and somehow elegant all at once. The middle size is the one I keep coming back for.
Oran P. –
The first one woke my whole mouth up, in a good way. Sour-forward but smooth enough to keep reaching for. Starter-size 3 oz confirmed I need the big one.
Rodrigo K. –
I slowed down to actually taste these, which I never do. Tangy and tart with a smooth, almost custardy finish. The 6 oz is the size I’ll keep buying.
Maeve I. –
The green, grassy tang is the whole appeal for me. Not candy-sweet, more like a berry someone got exactly right. The 3 oz is the perfect try-it size, though I regretted going small.
Clara T. –
Wasn’t sold on gooseberry until this. Tastes like a garden, and I mean that fondly.
Felicia K. –
Won’t be going back to ordinary gummies after this. The real-fruit tartness has ruined the fake stuff for me.
Derek O. –
Devoured an entire pouch during one football game and regret nothing. The twelve is next.
David F. –
Dessert and snack rolled into one. That creamy-sour thing scratches an itch I didn’t know I had.
Mason V. –
Kept dipping back into the bowl all evening. That sweet-sour pull is dangerously easy to overdo.
Dustin V. –
Expected sour and nothing else, got this lovely rounded cream finish instead. Happy to be wrong.
Ue V. –
Didn’t know a gummy could taste this garden-fresh. Sharp without being sour-bomb aggressive. Being part of the Muscogee Nation, I love a founder honoring tart, old-fashioned fruit. These are going to be a problem for my willpower.
Rafael J. –
Put one in my mouth and raised an eyebrow at the sourness. Tangy and clean, the sweetness arrives late and gentle. Reordering already.
Woojin C. –
Took one bite at the mailbox and finished before the door. A sharp, lovely tartness that never tips into harsh.
Cleo E. –
My teenager, who hates everything, approved. Shocking. The pucker is real but the sweetness catches you softly.
Declan I. –
These made a long Tuesday a lot more bearable. The green snap is bright, the finish is unexpectedly gentle.
Sorley D. –
Handed one to my dad and he asked where I got them. The tartness has a real backbone, then it eases off.
Aline L. –
My first thought was wow, that’s sharp, in a good way. The fruit reads clean and real, which is half the magic.
Chloe V. –
Honestly didn’t expect to fall for a gooseberry candy, but the second pouch is already on its way.
Hannah S. –
Berry flavor is dead-on and odd enough that everyone keeps asking where I found them.
Fiona I. –
My grandmother grew gooseberries back in County Cork, and I never thought I’d taste that again, let alone in a sweet. Got a bit misty over it.
Ruby N. –
Pretty close to perfect for an afternoon lift. Sharp, sweet, soft, gone.
Aaron R. –
Keep them cold and they develop an extra-bright snap. Learned that off the bag and won’t go back.
Andrew T. –
Pleasantly stunned. Gooseberry sounded fusty and it’s easily the coolest flavor I’ve had all year.
Keith O. –
Good rather than life-changing for me, since the sour runs strong. The quality’s obvious, mind, and oddly hard to put down.
Vinicius C. –
The sour kick fades into something soft and almost creamy. Sharp green fruit with a mellow, almost buttery close. The 6 oz is my happy medium, price and all. Consider me a convert.
Matheus Y. –
Added these to the cart last minute and no regrets. Tastes like a tart orchard berry, not a candy imitation. My Brazilian family chased sour little fruits like this every summer. Count me a repeat customer.
Michael C. –
Fridge-cold is absolutely the move. Brighter, snappier, and gone even quicker.
Robert I. –
Had real doubts about pairing cream with something this sour. Turns out that’s the entire trick, and it lands.
Emily S. –
Fine for what it is, though I’d hoped for more cream and less bite. The rest of the house disagrees and keeps nicking them.
Tara T. –
Thought gooseberry was strictly a British-grandma thing. Apparently it’s a me thing now as well.
Yoonseo A. –
Pleasantly surprised by how clean the fruit tastes. The flavor sneaks up on you in the best way. This one’s a keeper.
Vinicius S. –
Honestly thought gooseberry in a gummy would be strange. It isn’t. A tart little jewel that unfolds instead of smacking you. Good flavor, just a bit pricey for the amount.
Nokose F. –
My grandmother would’ve loved these, and that’s saying something. That tart garden-berry snap is real and it’s lovely. These landed right as sweater weather did. Good timing. I’d buy a case if I could.
Felipe D. –
Tried a sample at a shop and walked straight to the counter. A sharp, clean fruit flavor with a soft landing. Go straight for the 12 oz and skip the regret. A little too sour for me at first, though it grew on me.
Sawyer P. –
Didn’t think I’d review a candy. Here I am. The sour note has depth, not just a shock and done. The first frost-adjacent morning called for exactly this. Tried the 3 oz first, which was clearly a rookie mistake.
Seokjin A. –
I keep finding reasons to open the pouch again. Green and sharp up front, with a sugar-cream edge that keeps it friendly. Twelve ounces barely made it through the week here. This reminded me of the tart fruit my Korean halmoni always had out.
Seung F. –
Ordered these alongside two other flavors. These won. Sour first, soft second, and I’m sold on both counts.
Chad D. –
Unusual taste that wins you over fast. By the bottom of the pouch I’d already reordered.
Sandra V. –
Chewy without a hint of glue, tart without any harshness. That’s a rare balance in a gummy.
Dustin D. –
Grabbed a bag on a whim and finished the whole thing at my desk by lunch. Sharp, fruity, smooth.
Maeve R. –
Sharp, green, and a little old-fashioned, like something my granny would have grown. Highest praise I’ve got.
Valeria H. –
Chilled a handful before an afternoon at the beach and they were unreal in the heat.
Marisol J. –
Brought a pouch to the office and it was empty by noon. Already asked to order more for the break room.
Neha M. –
These vanished before the weekend was done. The 6 oz is simply not enough bag for this house.
Hana Y. –
My pickiest friend asked for the link right away. Puckery and bright, then it settles into something cozy. Perfect for a brisk walk this time of year. Easily my best impulse buy this year.
Eunwoo T. –
These are sharp, bright, and dangerously snackable. Bright fruit, smooth chew, zero fake tang.
Isabela Y. –
Bought one pouch to try. Should’ve bought three. Sour and soft in the same bite, somehow.
Noor R. –
I bought these for the novelty and kept them for the taste. Real tart, real chewy, real easy to finish a bag. The large pouch is the move if you have no self-control.
Colette W. –
Gooseberry in a gummy sounded like a gimmick. It’s the thing I reach for every afternoon now.
Dustin O. –
Decent amount of pucker, maybe a shade too much for me, though the cream finish rescued it. Still a win.
Carlos A. –
Warm here pretty much always, so mine live in the freezer door. Frozen tart jewels, honestly perfect.
Carlos H. –
First bite is sharp, then the cream rounds everything off. Clever, and I rarely say that about candy.
Cillian E. –
Sweet-tart with a creamy hush, like a fruit fool you can keep in your handbag. Reorder is in.
Esme F. –
Addicted after a single bag. The gooseberry flavor is so specific and so right.
Sandra P. –
Cold front blew through and these became my go-to couch-and-blanket treat.
Monroe I. –
Half the pouch was gone before I sat back down. The green-berry flavor is sophisticated and a little sly. Grabbed the 3 oz to try and immediately wished I’d sized up. Leave it to L.A. Walton to make the strangest flavor the one I crave. Solid snack, though the tang is milder than I hoped.
Briar K. –
One handful in and I was already a fan. Crisp green sourness with a quiet, creamy backbone.
Delia S. –
Mine’s a Muscogee family out in Oklahoma, and tart wild fruit was always around when I was small. These bring it right back.
Amanda R. –
Took a handful on a trail hike. Tart, chewy, refreshing, and a much better pick than my usual trail mix.
Cole V. –
Genuinely one of the more interesting sweets I’ve tried in ages. Specific flavor, and it commits.
Roland H. –
Okay, the warning-label gimmick is cute, but the flavor more than earns it. These are hard to stop.
Jacob O. –
October finally feels like October, and these taste like garden fruit right before a frost. Spot on.
Hvce L. –
Keep catching myself reaching for the pouch again. A bright sour snap that never turns sharp or thin. Hooked after a single pouch.
Camila J. –
Something about that tart-sweet balance just works. Sharp garden flavor that somehow still feels cozy. No notes, just more pouches please.
Harlow Y. –
A friend handed me one and I owe her a pouch now. Green, bright, and genuinely refreshing to snack on.
Sakli D. –
First handful felt like biting into a tart little secret. The creamy finish sneaks in right after the sour snap. The wild, tart character here reminds me of fruit from Muscogee country.
Mei A. –
Look, I’ve worked through a lot of fancy candy. This is the first in years to actually surprise me.
Larissa G. –
Dad’s Brazilian and grew up on every tart jungle fruit going, so he was the perfect taster. Approved on the spot.
Silas J. –
Curious little purchase that quietly became a standing order. That tart-cream combo is sneakily addictive.
Tyler H. –
Coworkers keep drifting over to my desk since I cracked a bag open. Might have to start a toll.
Samantha S. –
Bright and gently tangy, smoothed out by that cream edge. Easily the most original candy in my cabinet.
Katherine B. –
Couldn’t stop at a handful. The tartness keeps tugging you back for one more, then five more.
Andre T. –
So much more interesting than the sugary stuff my kids usually want. Now we all fight over the bag.
Kangmin E. –
These are the quiet star of my pantry now. The tart edge is lively, the finish is quietly creamy. Opened these on a cool October evening and it just fit. My Korean side loves a good sour fruit, and these nailed it. Back for more already.
Hana H. –
Cracked these open on a gray afternoon and it brightened right up. Sharp and green, then a soft sweetness rounds the whole thing out. The 12 oz is the only responsible choice, trust me. Nice, if a bit sharper than I usually go for.
Kofi V. –
I don’t usually finish a whole pouch. I finished a whole pouch. Tastes handmade even though I ordered a pouch online. Ordered the second the weather turned and I’m glad I did.
Eabha A. –
Bit into one expecting plain and got a real zing. A sour snap that turns soft and warm by the swallow.
Isabela I. –
Started with the tiny pouch, upgraded within the week. Snap of sour, then a long, soft, berry-cream glide.
Ryan D. –
Stashed a bag in the car and it’s become my commute treat. Tart enough to keep me alert, honestly.
Harvey G. –
Loved the tang, loved the whisper of cream even more. Going straight for the 12 oz this round.
Imani O. –
Surprised by how even it tastes. The sour doesn’t clobber you, it just wakes the whole flavor up.
Stephanie E. –
Nice and tangy, if a touch sharper than I’d choose; a hair more sweetness and it’d be perfect. Tasty regardless.
Sarah L. –
Wow, actually tart. Not that fake candy-sour either, real fruit bite with a soft landing.
Donna R. –
Snack-drawer MVP around here. Tart, chewy, and weirdly sophisticated for a candy.
Fernanda I. –
Tried one, made a face, reached for another immediately. Bright and sour with just enough sweetness to pull it together. Mid-size pouch is exactly right for one very weak-willed person. Can’t wait to try the other flavors.
Darragh L. –
Bit into one and immediately reread the flavor name. The green tang is bold without ever being sour-sharp mean. A tart bite on a cold morning is my new fall habit. Can’t believe I almost scrolled past these.
Bora P. –
A tart little surprise I didn’t know I was missing. Green-berry tang with a round, gentle sweetness behind it. The sour-sweet balance reminds me of fruit from my Korean grandmother’s table.
Posey W. –
Ordered for a gift basket, kept the gift basket. Deep green-berry flavor with a creamy landing.
Diana O. –
Whoever dreamed up a cream note on a tart gooseberry gummy deserves a raise. L. A. Walton, I’m guessing.
Ruby G. –
Disappeared faster than any candy I’ve bought all year. Bright, tart, a touch creamy, utterly moreish.
Hollis R. –
Super tart, super smooth on the finish, super gone. The 3 oz was a tragic miscalculation.
Yesenia A. –
Pleasant tang riding on a creamy softness underneath. Easy yes from me.
Molly O. –
Jammy and bright, like gooseberry preserves someone turned into candy. Smitten, and already out.
Jisoo A. –
Yuja is listed in there and, as a Korean kid raised on citron tea, I clocked it on the first chew. Made my week.
Antonia T. –
Cracked the pouch open at my desk and kept going. The gooseberry actually tastes like gooseberry, not a fake sour mix. 10/10, no notes.
Hyun B. –
Pulled these out at a book club and had to defend the bag. Bright, grassy, and just sweet enough to keep you going. The tart snap feels right as the mornings get cold. You can tell the founder, L.A. Walton, cares about getting a flavor exactly right.
Hana G. –
Bought these as a gift and kept them for myself. The berry flavor is honest, bright, and a little wild. Big bag, big win. The 12 oz is the move.
Grant V. –
Tasted one and immediately texted my sister about it. Puckery at first, mellow and smooth by the end. First cool week of fall and these could not have arrived better.
Fiadh F. –
Ordered on a dreary morning and they genuinely lifted it. Real tart-berry depth, not a flat sour-candy note. The 6 oz felt like the right call for sharing. It was not shared.
Conall V. –
Was ready to be unimpressed. I am extremely impressed. The kind of tart that makes other gummies taste boring.
Esme J. –
Adored these more than I’ll publicly admit. That tart-green snap is just so satisfying.
Kenya L. –
Granny would’ve adored these. Tart, lightly sweet, and nothing artificial about the taste.
Dylan E. –
Can’t believe how quickly the bag emptied. Chewy, bright, lightly creamy, reordered on the spot.
Lisa L. –
Not usually one for sour candy, but that cream edge keeps the tartness in line and I just kept going.
Stephen D. –
Rainy stretch up here and these were the bright spot, literally; the flavor is that vivid.
James H. –
Still ninety-odd degrees here in October, so the fridge trick is a must. Zero complaints, they’re fantastic.
Otis B. –
Happy accident of an order. The gooseberry-cream flavor has earned a permanent shelf in my pantry.
Cormac D. –
These taste like a berry I forgot I loved. The flavor is crisp, lively, and a touch nostalgic. Crisp days, tart candy. The timing could not be better. Tart gooseberry is pure childhood for the Irish half of my family. A touch sweeter than I expected, but still good.
Grant L. –
A coworker shared one and I ordered the same night. Clean, crisp, and a little mischievous.
Fuswv I. –
My partner stole the pouch and I had to buy my own. A crisp, puckery snap that melts into something gentle. Six ounces is the smart buy, honestly.
Chebon Y. –
Kept a pouch on my nightstand. Bad idea. Great flavor. Tart and juicy with a soft, creamy exhale at the end.
Gabriel V. –
Opened these on a rainy day and they perked it right up. That sour-then-smooth arc is dangerously repeatable.
Hollis B. –
Ordered these on a friend’s say-so and instantly got the obsession. The flavor is properly unusual.
Heather J. –
Rationing the last few because being out is unthinkable. That should tell you plenty.
Dawn M. –
Alright, I understand the fuss now. Tart, creamy, strange, wonderful. Big bag already ordered.
Josie G. –
Gift-worthy, no question. Posted a pouch to my mom and she rang to ask what on earth they were.
Gustavo R. –
Little green gems that punch way above their size. That tart snap turns cozy before you even swallow. Highly recommend.
Roisin M. –
Took a chance on a flavor I’d never tried and won. Crisp, green, and a little tart-tempered in the best way. These have a permanent spot in my pantry.
Luc I. –
Took a bag on a hike and it stole the whole trip. The pucker is playful, the finish is downright gentle.
Posey E. –
Tried these at a tasting and ordered before I left the booth. Bright berry bite with a smooth, mellow tail.
Carmen V. –
Figured I’d hate the sour ones. I hid them from my roommate. Green and bracing up front, gentle and sweet at the finish.
Vinicius E. –
Bought these for a road trip and they named the whole weekend. The tartness is lively and the chew is perfectly soft.
Elliot C. –
The tang on these is bright without being harsh. The sour edge has personality; the sweet keeps it polite.
Darnell H. –
Bought the 12 oz figuring it would last a month. It lasted three days.
Iris E. –
Zippy, fruity, and grown-up. At last, a sweet I’m not sheepish about keeping out at my desk.
Gregory M. –
Pouch arrived quickly and well sealed. That rare sour-and-smooth mix just keeps you grabbing more.
Harlow D. –
Picked these for the name and stayed for the actual berry. The tang is vivid without a hint of fake-candy sour. Got these as the leaves started turning and it felt meant to be. Will absolutely buy again.
Nari P. –
The crisp, sour-garden flavor is unlike anything else I keep around. Balanced perfectly, nothing fake riding along. A sharp, bright bite is exactly what fall was missing. Half Korean, and this tart-then-creamy thing lands right in my comfort zone. Instant favorite, full stop.
Junho L. –
These disappeared faster than I’d care to admit. Not loud, just good, which is rarer than it should be. The leaves are turning and these turned my afternoon around. Already told three friends.
Taeyang I. –
Grabbed the small bag to test and wished I’d sized up. The sourness is bright and the texture is just right.
Daeun B. –
Kept these in my bag all week and they did not last. Every one tastes like it was made on purpose.
Vitor B. –
Bought one to share. Learned quickly not to share. Tart and refined, like a berry that went to finishing school.
Sable C. –
Snuck one from my sister’s pouch, then ordered my own. Sour snap, creamy close, zero artificial edge.
DeShawn T. –
Showed up fast and sealed tight. Bright, old-timey flavor, exactly the seasonal snack I was after.
Leon E. –
Nearly skipped this flavor and I’m so relieved I didn’t. The gooseberry-cream thing is a small revelation.
Stephen N. –
Finally, a candy that tastes like real fruit instead of just sweetness. The gooseberry is genuine.
Roisin H. –
Reminds me of the gooseberry fool my mum used to make. Never dreamed a shop over here would carry the flavor.
Heather M. –
Gifted a bag to my book club and three members have since ordered their own. Dangerously contagious.
Kangmin N. –
Not sure what I expected, but this beat it. Puckery, bright, and surprisingly elegant for a gummy. Three ounces is just enough to get you in trouble. Sending some to my mom.
Seokjin C. –
A friend swore by these. I now swear by these. A bright tart berry that never wears out its welcome.
Aline G. –
These turned a boring workday into a slightly less boring one. The sour-then-cream thing is the whole reason I reorder.
Mekko P. –
Bought these out of pure curiosity and stayed for the tang. Crisp, sour, and surprisingly refined for a little gummy.
Clara K. –
Opened the bag at my desk and my coworker begged for one. The sweetness stays out of the way and lets the fruit talk.
Thiago E. –
Was curious about the green ones and glad I bit. That sugar-cream note keeps the sour from going too far.
Joshua P. –
We put these on a cheese board and they quietly stole the whole night. Nobody could name the fruit.
Matthew F. –
Flavor is the whole story: green, sharp, old-garden, with just the right trace of cream. Ten out of ten weird.
Natalie G. –
Green and zippy with a smooth close. My new fridge staple, full stop.
Roland I. –
Someone in the office brought a bag in and now four of us have the reorder page open. That good.
Elliot N. –
Put these in my cart on impulse and now they’re a staple. Green-apple-adjacent but sharper and more interesting. Autumn just started and I’ve already reordered twice. Got the 6 oz to pace myself. Did not pace myself. Buying a bigger bag next time.
Jonah K. –
Tasted like a berry I’d only ever had in a pie. A bright, grown-up tartness I keep coming back to. Liked it, didn’t love it, would still grab again.
Cvto K. –
Ordered these half-expecting a letdown. Green-apple energy but sharper, deeper, more interesting. Early autumn snacking at its sharpest and best. My Muscogee family valued honest, foraged flavors, and this honors that. L.A. Walton is making desserts nobody else is making, and I’m here for it. Dangerously good is right.
Owen F. –
Kids demolished the 6 oz in one movie night, so bulk ordering is clearly my future.
Austin J. –
Perfect for the chilly mornings that just rolled in. A few live in my coat pocket now.
Paige O. –
Jewel really is the right word; these little green-gold bits are almost too pretty to eat. Almost.
Maeve I. –
Thrilled these exist. With Irish roots, finding gooseberry anything over here feels like a small miracle.
Mateo F. –
Gave one pouch to a coworker and now she’s buying her own. Spreads quick, this stuff.
Elena R. –
Figured I’d try one bag to be safe. Figured wrong; I’m three deep already.
Carmen T. –
Opened the bag and the tartness hit before anything else. A chewy little sour note that mellows beautifully. Enjoyable, though I’d nudge the sweetness up a notch.
Niamh E. –
Grabbed a pouch on a whim at the register. Lively and tart with a texture that behaves perfectly. Mid-October mood, met perfectly by a tart little pouch. I’m telling everyone about these.
Wotko Y. –
Kept these in my bag for the week and they vanished. The sourness is bright and clean, the sweetness is restrained. First proper cold snap and these were waiting in the drawer. Wish the tartness were a hair stronger, but no real complaints.
Tate N. –
I came in a skeptic and left rationing the pouch. Sharp fruit, soft chew, no fake sour-powder taste.
Colette C. –
Snappy little things, especially after a spell in the fridge like the bag recommends. Texture gets even better.
Sierra R. –
Puckery in the loveliest way, with the creaminess keeping it from tipping over the edge.
Elena W. –
Different from anything on the candy shelf. If real tart fruit is your thing, go for it.
Laura S. –
Three ounces turned out to be the ideal size for discovering I needed far more than three ounces.
Tyler M. –
Everyone I’ve handed one to has made the same surprised face, then asked for the name. Flavor’s a showstopper.