Final Boss Sour Fruit Candy, Tropical Sampler, All Levels, 18 Pack

Just received my candy last night and immediately busted into three packs: Level 1 Kiwis, Level 2 Mangos, and Level 3 Pineapples. The fruit tastes exactly like what it is, dried fruit, which is already delicious on its own. The Level 1 fruits are pleasantly sweet with just a hint of sour. Level 2 turns the sour up a notch, and Level 3 is really sour and much stickier than the others. A few packs were so sticky on the outside that I had to rinse them off, but that’s to be expected with the nature of this product. I was surprised by the serving sizes because they’re actually perfect. I initially thought they would be too small. The bags feature adorable pixel art and even a little mini story next to the nutrition facts, which adds a really fun touch. It’s a super cute concept, both visually and taste-wise. I love the idea of sour “candy” made from dried fruit. It works much better than I expected. Some people can handle the sour easily, while others can’t get past Level 1. It’s definitely a personal preference. That said, I wouldn’t call them “the best things in the world” like some hype suggests, but they’re still really good. I’d absolutely buy them again, probably in bulk since the individual packs feel overpriced. Buying 27 packs at about $2.03 each isn’t bad, but spending $55 at once makes it more of an occasional treat. I shared some at work, and they were a hit. I’m already down to about 15 packs 😅. If you get the chance to try them, do it! I definitely recommend them as a fun, occasional treat, just maybe don’t go overboard unless you want your mouth and teeth to revolt from all the acid!

I previously picked up a couple bags of these around my town. So I thought why not get on and order some more because they were so great. The package I received was a shipping bag with a bunch of little packages. Awesome I thought till I stuck my hand in the big bag to pull out the little packages. Everything was sticky, multiple packages were open, leaking and not edible. For a 55$ price point I would expect some kind of quality check to at least make sure the bags with food are sealed. I was supposed to receive 27 packages but because 9 of them were not sealed I got 18 packages for 55$. I also had to wash off all the other packages that were sealed because all of them were sticky. Super disappointed as this is a non refundable or returnable item so I salvaged what I could.

It isn't as sour as I imagined. Maybe it's only level 3... I needed a whole hand full to think it's sour enough... Maybe i need to try the final boss.

This sampler is a lot of fun. The different sour levels make it interesting to try each pack, and the tropical flavors actually taste like fruit—not artificial candy. The texture is more of a fruit chew than a gummy, which I like, and you can tell there’s real dried fruit in them. The individual packs are perfect for portion control and sharing, and it’s nice knowing there are no artificial colors or flavors. Pros: Wide range of sour levels Natural, fruity taste Real dried fruit texture Individually wrapped packs Lower calorie than most sour candy Cons: Some flavors are milder if you prefer extreme sour Bottom line: A fun, better-for-you sour candy option with great variety. Would definitely buy again.

Little bits , every add showed big slices

Love this great sour everything was great the only thing of weird is the whole package of sticky everyone of them I don’t know if they leak or maybe I got a bad batch but nobody got sick they just super sticky on the outside of the package like maybe they were leaking or something. But will definitely buy again ultimate sour candy

Not like i advertisement. People take shows off the dry fruit in videos and do reviews on this. They were saying it was so sour with big pieces. What I got was not. What I expected small pieces of kiwi chopped up nothing. Sour just tastes like a bag of dry fruit. Even the level threes was not sour at all

Sour is accurate. Flavor is decent, everything else about these is just trash. Most of the pouches were sticky because I WAS SENT MULTIPLE OPEN ONES. I want to be clear here: AMAZON SOLD ME FOOD THAT WAS OPEN ON ARRIVAL. There is no option in their awful decision tree to accurately describe how they screwed this up. On the food alone, the “everything is sticky” should have given you pause. It is really misleading to describe these as candy, which the manufacturer often does. It would be more accurate to call them sweet and sour fruit leathers, except even that’s not quite right, because each pouch is filled with TINY TINY pieces. You can’t just take a bite, you can’t just toss the pouch back for a few to fall into your mouth (because they’re that sticky), using a utensil risks shoveling way too many into your mouth (which is a problem because they do actually deliver on the sour). Trying to eat them is a nightmare. Going to forward this info the the manufacturer so they can know Amazon will ship open product and taint their brand worse than the sticky inedible non-candy does on its own.