Mints | Orange Xylitol Mints | Aspartame Free | Sugar Free, 60 Cal, Vegan | Naturally Flavoured, 25 Pieces (Pack of 12)

Arrived on time.Q would have liked the taste to be stronger.

an earlier reviewer stated you get 47 sweets per box...I haven't counted. but x 7 that's getting on for 350 sweets. I'm diabetic and have to be careful with sugar intake, these are so nice I don't feel i'm missing out, plus they are guilt free. The mints are really nice, stevia hasn't had bad press as yet The next day delivery happened within 24 hoursvery happy customer will order again

Last time I ordered these, they were only 16 calories a pack and made from Erythritol. NOW they are made from Xylitol and are almost 100 calories a pack!Whilst they taste the same, they are no longer worth the money.

I ordered these sweets as the whole family are trying to lower our sugar intake, but unfortunately we do still all like sweet things.The sweets arrive very well presented, with a printed outer carton containing 7 individual boxes, the individual boxes are a bit fiddly to open properly, but if you do it, they are recloseable and it allows you to dispense a few sweets at a time.We got 3 boxes of berry flavour, 2 boxes of mint flavoured and 2 boxes of lemon flavoured sweets, they are suckable or crunchable type sweets, and do have the appearance of tablets. Taste wise I tried the mint first which I did really like, it's a strong minty taste with no aftertaste that I could tell. Sadly I wasn't very keen on the berry or the lemon flavoured varieties, they seem to start off palateable, but then the flavour intensifies to an unpleasant level.Overall I do really like the presentation, the resealable boxes are a clever idea, the sweets aren't sticky so can be left in a car or in your handbag safely, and the mint variety are very nice, but the fruit flavours just aren't my kind of flavour, so I wouldn't purchase them in future.

Updated...erithyol has sugar alcohol carbs that offset the carbs per gram. So these are keto friendly.Researched and they are keto friendly asBought these as said keto friendly and net carbs low. However the small box states 38g carbs and nothing to offset that to reduce the carbs for keto diet. Wasted my money. Opened it so can't return. Not too happy to give to the grandchildren due to ingredients.

These are a great way to help you to get that sweet fix without having sugar or lots of calories. They come in three flavours. Mint is a very soft flavour so not very strong, lemon is nice and zesty, and the berry one is lovely and sweet. They aren't very strong flavoured and I like that about them as it means they don't taste full of random ingredients which are probably doing all kinds of things to your insides. They are a kind of candy texture - not hard boiled or anything and it's a nice texture. They come in a box which has a 'press and open here' section at the side so you can easily get one out at a time. This is a bit difficult to open though and I did end up just opening the box up entirely on one.Overall, these are very nice sweet treats - they help with any sweet fix craving you might be having and it's so nice to eat something which doesn't then mean I'm filling up on calories or wasted sugar. Will be interested to try more from this range too.

Given these are heavily marketed as low carb and Keto friendly, and the description further down the page states that they're 16 calories and 3g of carbs per box, as someone following a keto diet to control blood sugars, I was very keen to try them, as most sugar-free sweets in the supermarkets are still quite high in carbs.After ordering, I noticed that small print in the listing elsewhere says 97g carbs per 100g, which obviously didn't match the 3g carbs per 40g box in the images. I checked the company website, and that also fails to show the nutritional information as printed on the box. I wasn't, therefore, terribly hopeful that they would live up to the headlining promise of being a truly keto-friendly product.When these arrived, the nutritional information confirmed my fears - there was no mistake in the 97g carbs per 100g - which is 16cal & 38g net carbs per box (confirmed on the packaging for both the 100g and the 40g information). Not only that, but the offending carby ingredient is maltodextrin, which is known to spike blood sugar and to be avoided if on keto, diabetic or at risk of diabetes. With 40 sweets per box, this equates to 1g carbs per sweet!I wasted 15% of my daily carb allowance tasting one of each of these, so I could review them for flavour. They're all nice enough, hence the 2* rating, but are no better or worse than any of the sugar free sweets from the supermarket I already have to avoid because of the high carb content.A quick search online shows that regular sugar sweets of a similar texture range from 87g-95g carbs per 100g, so these actually have more carbs than standard sweets. I can honestly see no point in a "sugar-free" sweet that has all the glucose-boosting effects of sugar with less of the flavour (but with added laxative effect).These are definitely NOT low carb or keto, and the maltodextrin would be expected to have an adverse effect on blood sugar for anyone needing to manage their glucose levels.If I were to want to buy this type of product, I could do so at the cheaper supermarkets for less than £1 per box for a similar amount with a similar carb content, but as someone controlling carbs and glucose levels, these are simply not suitable and not as described.

Plenty of them in the pack but the pack does not fasten one opened