September 10, 2019
09/10/19
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Candy German August 2019 Review
Disclosure: This box was received free for review.
Candy German August 2019 Review
Candy German is €29.00/month, which is around $31.28 USD. Each month, Mark and Natascha (the founders) pack the best tasting German treats in their boxes each month. Of all the boxes I review monthly, Candy German is consistently amazing.
The Details:
Cost: 29.00 Euros (Around $31.28).
What's in the box? Every box from Candy German you receive will be filled with quality candies picked by hand and made in Germany. Each box will have 6-8 items.
When does the box ship? The box ships the 15th of the month. It may take up to 15 days to find the box.
How do I cancel? You cancel with your account.
Website: https://candygerman.com
Candy German ships in a plain brown box.
First Look
Edel Himbeer Bonbons These candies remind me of the little candies I would buy-in small tins at the theater growing up. These raspberry candies are hard candy that looks like real raspberries. They taste great and everyone loved them.
Leibniz Zoo Original This was a big hit with my family. They are animal crackers, but much better than the ones you can buy in the store. Even though these were in a bag, I liked that they were not in broken pieces like most animal crackers.
Pom-Bär Ketchup Style How fun! These little bear chips are ketchup flavored and are free from gluten, artificial sweeteners, and colors. The bear on the package reminds me of Haribo. These were fun to eat and tasted really good. My youngest loved these.
Katjes Fred Ferkel These gummies are free from gelatin (making them vegetarian) and are shaped like little pig head. They have a foamy texture and a strawberry/cherry taste. Fred Ferkel means Fred the piglet. My youngest thought these were the best candies, because they reminded him of Peppa Pig.
Lorenz NicNacs These peanuts are coated in a candy crunch flavor that tastes similar to BBQ. I thought they were kinda good, but the rest of my family didn't care for them.
MAOAM Sauer Kracher I didn't know Haribo was the company behind MOAM. These are sour candies, covered in sour powder that are filled with sour sherbet filling. These come in lemon, orange, lime, cherry, and cola. I personally love the cola.
Final Thought: My family loved this month's box. The big favorites were the animal crackers, sour candy, and the raspberry candy.You can try Candy German with this link and try all the great things Candy German sends every month.
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