Cambie Sugar Free Hard Candy, 1 lb of Sugar Free Candy Individually Wrapped, Butterscotch

Quit dipping 3 years ago, still miss it. Replaced it with hard candies. One addiction for the other I reckon. These are pretty good. Last longer than a peppermint. 5 year old grandson likes my blue tongue. Will probably buy again.

I tried sugar-free Life Savers, but the price was too high. I knew these weren't going to taste close to those and I was right. These taste pretty darn good though. They have all been hard pieces and not gummie at all. What I really like is that I don't get slivers in my tongue with these. I usually stay away from hard candy for that reason. As these shrink in your mouth, they get lots of little holes, like Swiss cheese that you can feel with your tongue. For the price these are very good. I've given a few away to friends, and no one has complained. I'll keep buying them. I do suggest trying them on a day off from work just in case they give you gas or diarrhea. The first few times I ate them I did get gas. I've finished off the first bag of spearmint in a few weeks, and they don't bother me at all anymore. You might need to get used to them. I eat several at a time with no issues.

Not a zero calorie but is a zero sugar and therefore it does not promote tooth decay and is safe to use as a mint to increase mouth secretions to help with dry mouth, they have a good spearmint flavor.

Good sugar free candy. Can confirm no significant effect on blood glucose serum. #notmedicaladvice #notadoctor Serious note: Maltitol is the sweetener used Like other sugar alcohols, maltitol has a laxative effect, typically causing diarrhea at a daily consumption above about 90 g (about 16 candies). Doses of about 40 g (about 6 candies) may cause mild borborygmus (stomach and bowel sounds) and flatulence.

These are very good. I could not tell they were sugar free. The taste and texture is very good. They have alot of flavor and are fresh.

These are NOT calorie-free. Some kind of sugar (even if not sucrose) is essential to make hard candy hard. Much sugarless "hard candy" is soft and falls apart in your mouth, but this candy is an exception: it is actually hard. The cinnamon taste is quite good. If you gorge on these, you will get gas or diarrhea. I suggest you restrict yourself to 3 a day.

You will never believe these candies are sugar free! They taste amazing

Very delicious. Sweetened with sugar alcohol, however, so they will give you gas and diarrhea if you eat too much