GeumHeuk Korean Black Ginseng Candy, Sugar Free, No Corn Syrup, 2x200g | No corn syrup · Sugar-free · Breath refresher · Smooth taste · Korean black ginseng candy, 400g (200g x 2 bags)

I can't eat a lot of things and sugar is one of them. Sugar subs are not much better, but I can deal with those when I want something a little sweet. That said, I do try to find healthy options. These are great quality. You can taste the ginseng. I can't speak on the health benefits of a candy, but I can say that it's a great buy for the money.

Very interesting and tasty. These are not cheap, but given the quality and quantity, they are a good value. I will be buying again. Great for being keto/low-carb, with no strange aftertaste.

Smokey dark ginseng flavor. A bit strange, but in a good way. I'm not the only one in the house who likes them.

These sugar-free ginseng candies are REALLY good!

They smell a bit odd, taste a bit “smoky” but very enjoyable after dinner if you want something sweet that won’t hurt your teeth or blood sugars.

Good Ginseng sugar free candy

It tastes like the best ginseng. A joy.

Ginseng has many health benefits, including brain health, anti-cancer, antioxidant, reduces inflammation, etc. Interesting idea to make it into a candy lozenge, though some of the ingredients are a bit questionable, especially coconut palm hardened oil and maltitol syrup. Still, each piece of candy has 15 calories, and eating one or two a day shouldn't cause any issues. It's the kind of thing that is easy to suck on if you're hungry and can't eat for a while. The first time I tasted it I thought it tasted like the smell of a 1970s-era Wick and Sticks store. You know, the ones that were in ever mall? Kind of weird. But, yeah, okay. It wasn't unpleasant and kind of grew on me.