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soft sweet?!

What would your dentist think?

And the cool thing is you would look like a Gummi Bear after eating the whole bag - minus the metallic shimmer...

#3, moderation please.

I wonder how they would distribute these on halloween....

good for fat smelly pigs

#5 I don't think giving out non-individually wrapped candy will be accepted during halloween.

Mmm gummi bears...

Looks like all the different varieties of Haribo gummis are on sale for this price.

#7 Even if the candy is wraped on Halloween, I would'nt give it to my kids. Not that I don't trusted people, Trying to save a few bucks from seeing a Dentiest.. Yea!.. I like gummy bears, these are intented for personal stash.. Yummy..

#10, you don't let your kids eat Halloween candy? that's just wrong.

whats the point of collecting halloween candy then? to just redistribute them next year?

I let our kids trick-or-treat than I buy their bags of candy for $5 each (it used to be $2 until their grandfather told them to renegotiate). I take it all to work and put it in a giant bowl next to the coffee pot, it rarely lasts the day. Getting all of that candy out of the house saves their teeth and my waste line.

Geez. I'd hate to hear about your Christmas.

They get to unwrap their presents, then you give them $5 and take the stash back to the stores?

I ordered a 5lb of Haribo centipede gummies off Amazon a couple weeks ago. Took about 8 business days from the day I put the order in till the day it was delivered. Brought it in to the office today to share and everyone seems to love them. Fresh compared to the bulk bins at candy stores.

#14 - naaa, we let em' go nuts at Christmas. Because watching kids open presents when their strung-out on sugar is far more entertaining.

Never saw the attraction of these things. To me, it's like chewing on a sugary eraser. Wife loves them, though--she says they came originally from Germany, where she lived as a child.

$3 per lb for such a basic candy as a gummy bear isn't really a deal. They're Haribo brand, not gourmet or something. Besides, nothing says gummy like a haggis!
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It would be nice if they were packaged in 5 separate 1lb bags, otherwise, not a bad price.

Be sure to x-ray your kids Halloween candy!

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