JIN JIN Fruit Jelly Strip Straws Candy Sticks Assorted Flavors 35.26 Oz (1000 G) With 2 Inspiration Industry Coffee Spoons (1 JAR)

Tasted good. Granddaughter loved them.

Anything my daughter sees on TikTok she wants. This happens to be one of those things. Apparently she really like them because they were gone very quickly.

This came in perfect condition for me. The jelly sticks are really sweet, I don’t mind it but if you don’t like sweet stuff I don’t recommend this. I’m my opinion this is pretty good, only thing is most of the time liquid squirts out and makes your hand sticky.

This is my all-time favorite version because I bought them from different sellers or at least a different version and they’re awful. This one is my favorite because the flavor and the texture are amazing. I used to buy it in store but they stop selling it.

First off... I'm pretty sure I've seen this brand of jelly snack at my local Asian grocer. The distributor on the package is Walong, a pretty well known brand for Asian foods. The taste is what I remember too. So there's no problem with the quality.Like pretty much all Asian jelly snacks, the flavor is subtle and light. If you're used to Western fruit flavored snacks, don't expect that here. It's not too sweet, there isn't an aftertaste, but it is sweet enough that you would want a drink of water after one or two sticks.I went to the trouble of counting how many sticks there are - the nutrition label indicates 10 servings per jar but didn't say how many sticks are a single serving. I think I miscounted because I came up to 49 sticks, so I assume every jar should have 50 meaning 5 sticks is one serving (110 calories if I remember correctly).Each stick is individually packaged -- it's a plastic sheath with a snip to make it easy to open. There is a little bit of juice so be careful when opening it...sprayed my glasses a tiny bit. You'll want to wash your hands after thanks to the juice too.In the Asian store the jar comes on its own, but here they included two golden metal spoons. The long type that you use to stir your coffee. The handles say "inspiration" and the tips of the handles are decorated with a heart and flower motif. Not sure why they'd include these spoons though, I don't feel like you would eat the jelly sticks with coffee. But it is a nice gesture I suppose. Only gripe is, I feel like they had to use so much more plastic to include these spoons. See the image to see what I mean...I'm giving 5 stars because there isn't really anything wrong with the product, but I do feel like it is a bit expensive. Maybe I'm not used to inflation. I do know other Walong Asian snacks are heavily marked up on Amazon though, so check out your local Asian grocer too. Or just order on Amazon and save yourself a trip. The quality is the same.

These are room temperature Jello in a plastic tube. It's a good idea, though the tubes squirt a bit of liquid when you tear them open, so they aren't particularly clean to eat.The flavor is pretty mild, but the flavor is still a pleasant, lightly sweet and fruity taste. The grape flavor has the most distinctive taste... the other flavors are pretty similar, if you had me blind taste these, I would have to really concentrate to taste the difference.I received 11 grape, 7 pineapple, 12 cherry and 20 strawberry sticks... totaling 50 sticks.Made in Taiwan.

My kids and I love trying new snacks and treats from all over the world. This was a first for me! I'm a huge fan of gummy candy and jello, but I couldn't quite nail down what these made me think of. It's like really firm jello, but not gummy, and with a very mild, light flavor. Be careful when opening the tubes. The contents are squished in the tubes pretty tightly and so far every single one has spurted liquid out of the tube as soon as I cut it open. Once the initial opening is done they aren't that messy, I just can't figure out how to cut them without getting sprayed!

These are hard to open, you need scissors. Two of my kids love them so much! Two of my kids could have them or not. No one doesn't like them, they just aren't overly flavored. They don't really taste like the fruit they're suppose to, but there is a hint of flavor. What's fun about them is the texture. Think luke-warm jello snakes. They hold their shape out of their wrapper and are a bit wet. They're much like popping boba, too.