Konjac Jelly Pouch Lychee Flavor, 10 Packs, Low Calories Snacks

I am on a lychee kick right now. This popped up when I was looking at boba and had a deal on it, so I bought it on a whim. It tastes good, but is a glorified snack. At 2grams, it doesn't have enough collagen in it to be useful - but it is just 7 calories of artificially flavored fiber/jelly that works to curb a sweet tooth. I saw the one negative review. Mine was a mix of jelly and water - more jelly than water. I am not sure what happened with theirs. I found it more satisfying to eat than a drink. It is a little pricey (but what isn't anymore), so it an occasional treat vs something I would eat a lot of.

These are great overall! They do have a bit of a vitamin-y after taste because of the collagen, but are the only ones I’ve found with added benefits so overall I love them!

The taste is okay but my main issue with this product is its lack of konjac jelly. The pouch is mainly juice with only a small amount of jelly. For the price, not worth it. I wouldn’t recommend.

Favorite flavor. It’s lite and perfect for a mid day filling snack at work. The little chunks of konjac make you think you are actually eating lychee. Those of us who can’t seem to leave the desk for lunch. I like it and will buy again.

I haven't literally measured, but each of these pouches seems to be about 50% liquid, and 50% soft jelly by volume. The flavor is very good, but I prefer a firmer jelly and less liquid.

Arrived moldy - had to get a refund.

They’re so good! 😊

Just fyi, konjac jellies aren't for everyone. I'm pretty much the only one in my household that likes them; I've offered them to friends/family and they noped after a blob or two. Be prepared to find a home for 9 pouches if you have a sensory issue with squishy things. Comparison context: The only other konjac jellies I've tried are "Everydaze Essential C's" so I'm not going to pretend to be an afficionado, but this isn't my first go at konjac. Taste: I know lychee is a fairly delicate flavor, but these barely had any taste. Texture: I tried one room temp and one from the fridge. It's a lot more "wet" than I'm used to, and it didn't firm up much in the fridge. The water/juice does help pull down the jelly so I guess it's not a total loss? Value: While I didn't like them as much, they are $5 less than the other brand I've tried. If your kids don't care, may as well save a few bucks, right? Portability and ease of use: I find it fun to pull the jelly through the opening, but it's certainly more challenging than the apple sauce version you'd be handing to a kid. Reusability Protip: Keep the pouches! They're great for reusable/disposable ice packs, or (ahem) pregaming before an event with a disposable flask.