SweetGourmet Sour Candy Filled Satellite Wafers | Flying Saucers | Retro Candy Bulk | 2.5oz

Reminds me of when I was a kid in England

Loved these as a kid in the UK

The product came very stale . I have had the candy at an earlier date where it was amazing bought it from this company and it was stale changing the overall flavor. Poor packaging making it taste like cardboard and moist pixie dust stick powder. dissatisfied

This candy just melts in your mouth. yummy!

During Covid19, people can be very hurtful and rude which is what happened to our favorite cashier. We started chatting about candy from our childhood and she mentioned that her go-to candy were the Satellite Candy filled Wafer ones that she hadn't seen in years. I ordered these and got them right away. Last Sunday, there she was, no smiles or sparkles-- she had to deal with a difficult customer. I stepped up to the counter and handed her this really nice package --- she was about to try to ring it up when I told her it was for her. When she saw what it was, she began to cry!!! Sometimes, candy from our past is just what we need to brighten up someone's day!P.S. Since I kept that package sealed for Barb, now I have to order another one---this time for me---it's a favorite of mine, too!!!

Love the taste and how low calorie they are but if you look at the ingredients they use red dye #40.SummarizerRed Dye 40 is a synthetic food dye commonly used in dairy products, sweets, and beverages.0 It has been deemed safe by the FDA, but some studies suggest that it may have negative effects on health, particularly in children with ADHD.3 Red Dye 40 contains benzidene, a human and animal carcinogen permitted in low, presumably safe levels in dyes. Bound benzidene has also been detected in dyes in much greater amounts than free benzidene, so we could be exposed to vastly greater amounts of carcinogens than FDA’s routine tests indicate.4 Red Dye 40 is made up of chemical bonds that can be toxic when heated to decomposition, a process in which chemicals can change form.1 It is found in a variety of food products, drinks, cosmetics, vitamins, and over-the-counter medicines.

The media could not be loaded. It’s a little hard making a review for an edible product bc opinion is involved.. but this product arrived in good condition- nothing melted or damaged. This is my first time trying it, and it’s quite an amusing candy.The outside is a dry, foam-looking wafer (no flavor, all texture), and the inside is these tiny colorful balls made of sugar. When eating the candy, the outside melts easily and kind of becomes a creamy paste, and you crunch on the sugar balls until they feel grainy in your mouthI would say this product was made for its texture, not its taste..I wouldn’t recommend you getting this if you’re wondering what it tastes like (it’s just plain sugar) but the texture goes from dry and crunchy to creamy and crunchy

The taste is very bland compared to the real ones that I had a friend from Germany bring. The ones from Germany had a sour bite to them but these barely have any taste. The amount I received was great though!