MexGrocer Skwinkles Rellenos Candy

If you like acid-sweet tastes, or enjoy sweet flavours with savoury items, try these. I had no idea what to expect but these are pleasantly tangy with a good, fruity taste, and the pleasant tartness of a tamarind filling in one version and mango with apricot in this. There is some chill sprinkled on the outside of the fruit tube and this adds a intriguing heat rather than an unpleasant burn.If you dislike hot and sour soup or can't abide sweet and sour together, particularly in a confectionery item, then you probably won't like these.NB: I should add that although this sounds like a wholesome fruit snack, the ingredients are as follows: Corn syrup, wheat flour, sugar, dextrose, sorbitol, citric acid, vegetable fat (palm fat), chili powder, glycerin, iodized salt, wheat fiber, sodium citrate, malic acid, soy lethicin, mono and diglycerides, sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate as preservatives, color titanium dioxide, color FDAC yellow No. 5, FDAC yellow No. 6. Filling: sugar, dextrose, corn syrup, citric acid, iodized salt, chili powder, sorbitol, maltodextrin, xanthan gum, guar gum, caramel color, sodium, benzoate and potassium sorbate as preservatives, artificial flavour.Depending on which variety of skwinkles you eat, it's between 70-100kcals per serving (one packet). This variety was 100kcal per serving (26g) with 24g carbs of which 11g are sugars.

18£??? You wouldnt pay 1£ back in mexico...this is day light robbery!!!

Went down very well, got them for a super price and great mix of sour and sweet. Can be sickly but this applies to all sweets. Very unique sweet to be able to have in UK and a great treat to try if you like sour. Also a little of the tamarind inside is great to dye the tongue red! Ha brilliant.