Haribo Miami: Saure & Fizztaztic

Haribo is to Sour as Fruity is to __________

Reviewed by Matty

September 27, 2016

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I saw these little darlings in a local grocer-meets-deli that always has Haribo flavors the rest of America doesn’t get. Either the owner is buying online and reselling or he’s got a super big ‘in’ with the Germans.

These Haribo Miami sour candies are a lot like other haribo sour things, most like pulled apart Sour Sghetti. They recall the Fruity Pasta recipe too, though those are thicker and tougher (and let’s be honest, better).

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These babies are still unique. For one, these are softer than other sour Haribo… Maybe if I fridged them they’d be harder… The flavor is actually multiple flavors in one piece. See the color scheme?

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You can peel off a mini string and eat it separately. All together, it tastes lemony and actually quite floral. Perhaps too much. But individually, I taste cherry, lime, lemon, and blueberry, and although small, they’re fun to eat! You get sugar all over your hands! It’s great!*

I give these a solid B+. The lemon sugar isn’t too sour, the flavors make you want to eat more, and they’re made in Miamiº.

*It’s not great.

ªThey’re not made in Miami.

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