Fannie May Pixies Chocolate Candy (6.5 Oz. Box)

We can not get any of the Fannie May chocolates where we live, so I looked on Amazon and I thought I died and went to Heaven. They are more expensive than what we used to pay living in the mid-west, however we really wanted to try them. They are our special treat for a special day and we are so glad we can order them on line.

Have loved these for years. Fannie May Pixies are a delicious combination of chocolate, pecans and caramel. Only problem -- not enough in the box! Well, then again, any more and I'd spend the rest of the year getting rid of the extra pounds.

Delivered quickly at night so as not to melt. I grew up with this chocolate and miss it as I live in Texas. The Pixies are deliciously wonderful! I just wish Amazon offered more of a selection. Really wanted their milk chocolate Easter eggs.

Fannie May chocolates are the best on earth. I’ve gotten all my friends anxiously awaiting them any time of the year!

Fannie Mae's is always wonderful

The price is too expensive. The pixies are always delicious. You can get 2 boxes with 12 in each at jewel for $20 when they have them on sale.

I purchased Pixies several years ago and loved them. A one pound box was about $22. When I saw them for sell at $27, I thought it was for a pound. I figured the price was a little high, but I’d go for it. Little did I realize I paid $27 for ONLY 6.5 ounces. I know it is my fault for not looking closer however, I feel this is a rip off. I will not buy Fannie May again.

These taste great being Fannie May but just as the FM Store they are overpriced. This box is for the 6.5 oz. for $36.90. The big problem is that there are only 9 total of these in a big separate plastic thing. And I understand that these 9 work out to be $4.00+ each, but the size of each individual cluster is extremely small. I used to be able to buy Fannie May at Walgreens in individual packages. They were less than $2.00/each. But these are no way near what I would pay $4.00 a piece. I bought them mainly for Christmas celebration but certainly won't buy them again. Fannie May is trying to cut corners any way they can.