Haribo Alphabet Letters Gummi Candy 142 g

Great stuff just as good as I remember!

As mentioned elsewhere. When I made this purchase it was said 12 units. I received one! Looks like the listing had changed since I placed the order. £8 shipped for a single £1 of Haribo. Nah!

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I purchased this for my sister and me. HARIBO is the only brand of Gummi's we will eat. The Alphabet Gummi's are harder to find in the stores so we have to go to the internet as they are one of our favorite. They arrived as described; 12 5 oz bags in the box. Since they were ordered during the colder weather they were not melted, they were fresh and ready to eat. This is the second time we have ordered from here with the same great results.

States it’s a pack of 12 but came with 11. Amazon says not there problem manufacturer.

My son on the autism spectrum loves letters but gets really upset if a letter was missing. I was happy to find all the letters ( took a couple of bags to get them all)

Very, very disappointed. I bought these twelve 5-ounce bags because I, first and foremost, wanted to be able to spell out words with them. There are NO E's or F's and only about a half dozen of the A's. There is a very disproportionate number of Q's, U's, V's, X's, Y's, and Z's. Some letters are of several different colors; some are of only one or two colors. The S, for example, are all white and yellow; the few A's are all red. I guess I will have to take the L's and cut cross bars from other letters to form E's and F's. The candy tastes good, of course, but first and foremost, I need to be able to spell out words.