Why do my kids think this is candy???
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Why is it in a place where your kids think it's candy and want to eat it? Are your Meds in a place where your kids will try to eat them? The same holds true for Tide. Mine is on top shelf, in my Laundry Room, behind a door, and my grandkids could never find it to eat. They would much rather eat my Noodle Pudding!! Claire Siegel
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Hello JeffMake sure it is out of reach of the kids because it may look like candy to the kids but it is dangerous. Tide starting making the top child proof just for that reason. They are colorful and wrapped in plastic like candy so be very careful around the kids.
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Probably because of the pretty colours but the smell should put them off. Just make sure you keep them well out of reach of any small children.
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Why is it in a place where your kids think it's candy and want to eat it? Are your Meds in a place where your kids will try to eat them? The same holds true for Tide.Mine is on top shelf, in my Laundry Room, behind a door, and my grandkids could never find it to eat. They would much rather eat my Noodle Pudding!!Claire Siegel
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I think it tastes sort of like milk. I know some people think it tastes coppery. I don't know that kids would like it straight. I would put it in milk or juice to help hide the taste.
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i gave one away- and i guess the kids ate themi still have mine on the table- kept thinking i wouldmake hot chocolate- so i guess i should freeze thembut its pretty old now- but if you know who madethem the manuf. cant you call them- or email-- but im sure its full of sugar-- kind of what peppermin sticks are
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No, it is made of clear plastic, the boots are also quite shallow so you will need to be careful removing the candy, so they don't break. Makes really cute candies though!
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Have you found out anything about what they are supposed to be like? I've bought them before, 4x they were without the sugar coating and 1x with...my kids refuse the sugar coating
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Shake it well. Store it upside down. IMix it with juice, usually lemonade. It is kind of sour but my kids seems to like it. She is a picky eater. Good luck. It is worth it, try to get it down.
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We stopped taking this because they changed the flavor. From what I can tell it's because they started using Stevia in the new formulation. I compared my old jar to the new one and that's the only difference I can see. My kids used to love them, now they just taste nasty!
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Crud sorry thought this was for the regular vitamins lol My kids like these
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To me it looks like its painted. U cant take it off. But my 2 year old doesnt put it in mouth anyways.
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Hi, Robert -No, these are quite sweet, but they are NOT coated with sugar. They are as naked as the day they were born. Picked. Whatever.I think you're referring to my favorite Christmas treat from childhood, a date with a quarter-pecan inserted, and then rolled in pure tooth-corrupting sugar. Makes me wonder how I survived...;)Anyway, I will offer some specifics:1) Some are dryer than you will like; these chop nicely into oatmeal or other fare.2) Some are plump and juicy.3) Use a paper towel, because your fingers WILL be sticky. Or use a toothpick, I suppose.4) Get the kids hooked on these, and you'll never buy another KitKat.Hope that helps! Hi, Robert -No, these are quite sweet, but they are NOT coated with sugar. They are as naked as the day they were born. Picked. Whatever.I think you're referring to my favorite Christmas treat from childhood, a date with a quarter-pecan inserted, and then rolled in pure tooth-corrupting sugar. Makes me wonder how I survived...;)Anyway, I will offer some specifics:1) Some are dryer than you will like; these chop nicely into oatmeal or other fare.2) Some are plump and juicy.3) Use a paper towel, because your fingers WILL be sticky.... » Read More Hi, Robert -No, these are quite sweet, but they are NOT coated with sugar. They are as naked as the day they were born. Picked. Whatever.I think you're referring to my favorite Christmas treat from childhood, a date with a quarter-pecan inserted, and then rolled in pure tooth-corrupting sugar. Makes me wonder how I survived...;)Anyway, I will offer some specifics:1) Some are dryer than you will like; these chop nicely into oatmeal or other fare.2) Some are plump and juicy.3) Use a paper towel, because your fingers WILL be sticky. Or use a toothpick, I suppose.4) Get the kids hooked on these, and you'll never buy another KitKat.Hope that helps! « Show Less
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Hi There, Yes, this is lemon flavored sweetened with Xylitol (at least mine was). The company has a variety of flavors. I saw the ladies who crafted these and wanted to give them a try. I thought they were quite tasty and I have since tried a couple of other flavors. I thought they were all good. I think the are a tasty treat if your sweet tooth is acting up. They come in a nice tin with broken pieces of candy in them. I also like the tins and re-use them for other things, such as making my own organic lip balm w/essential oils etc. I do like the flavors so far. Give them a try, you might like them! You may also enjoy hearing about their inventive spirit and story. I hope this was helpful. Enjoy! Hi There, Yes, this is lemon flavored sweetened with Xylitol (at least mine was). The company has a variety of flavors. I saw the ladies who crafted these and wanted to give them a try. I thought they were quite tasty and I have since tried a couple of other flavors. I thought they were all good. I think the are a tasty treat if your sweet tooth is acting up. They come in a nice tin with broken pieces of candy in them. I also like the tins and re-use them for other things, such as making my own organic lip balm w/essential oils etc. I do like the flavors so far. Give them a try, you might... » Read More Hi There, Yes, this is lemon flavored sweetened with Xylitol (at least mine was). The company has a variety of flavors. I saw the ladies who crafted these and wanted to give them a try. I thought they were quite tasty and I have since tried a couple of other flavors. I thought they were all good. I think the are a tasty treat if your sweet tooth is acting up. They come in a nice tin with broken pieces of candy in them. I also like the tins and re-use them for other things, such as making my own organic lip balm w/essential oils etc. I do like the flavors so far. Give them a try, you might like them! You may also enjoy hearing about their inventive spirit and story. I hope this was helpful. Enjoy! « Show Less
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I think they are sour. But honestly, they taste just like what we had as kids...flintstones, remember those? And wont most kids eat sour gummy worms or sour patch kids...? To me they didnt leave a bad or sour taste afterward they were just a bit tangy during eating them. My two year old son who has a very specific pallet (due to sever acid reflux) will eat them no problem.
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On the back of the package it says sugar free. Each candy is wrapped and it says sugar free on each candy wrapper. I have had dozens of this item and they are all the same. I hope this helps out a little.
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None because it's decorational and doesn't taste good. Some of the candy came broken in pieces so couldn't even use for decoration.
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Well I've gotten these before but this last bottle my 5 year old won't eat-- she says they taste different... :/
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Don't feel bad, they are a confusing little contraption that seems to be quite popular among this age group. My 8 year old begged for them because all his friends has them at school! haha
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I actually called the company about this. They did not give me a specific number per pop but they said they do test and the level per pop was well below level associated with problems. We just limit consumption with our kids. It's still a candy after all.