Haribos - Who eats Gummy Bears?

[Farawayvisions]

I know that a lot of cyclists eat Haribos but they're not really my thing. I received a couple of complimentary packets from wiggle (when I received the Marathon Mondials). They are not suitable for vegetarians so I stuffed them into my gear. After eating a few, I decided that the gumminess was annoying and left my mouth dry and that was the end of eating them. I didn't realise how lucky I was until I read these reviews this morning.

Warning - Sugar free Haribo Eaters.
http://slightlyviral.com/beware-sugarle ... mazon-com/

[Bearbonesnorm]

I can't really see the point in eating sugar free ones while riding :?

[johnnystorm]

Proper sugary ones I can eat by the truck load!

[Ray Young]

I never buy haribo, they always strike me as being cheap and nasty. Liquorice allsorts or jelly babies for me. Or sometimes chocolate nuts and raisins.

[Bearbonesnorm]

I never buy haribo, they always strike me as being cheap and nasty.

Sweety snob

[composite]

I'm a Haribo tangfastics man myself. There is something about the sour explosion that helps wake you up a bit before the sugar kicks in.

[Dan_K]

I'm a Haribo tangfastics man myself. There is something about the sour explosion that helps wake you up a bit before the sugar kicks in.

+1 love tangfastics. Got a bit of an addition going at work and had to wean myself off. Am close to starting a Haribo Anonymous group.

[Gilbo71]

Jelly babies for me, although I do have the occasional flutter with haribo.

I can heartly NOT recommend Morrisions own tangtastics, they are ming and stick to your teeth like poo to a blanket.

[Farawayvisions]

My personal sweetie fix is a Fox's Glacier Fruit.