Tangfastics is Haribo’s second best selling bag brand after the company’s flagship Starmix brand. Both bag lines include mixes from Haribo’s most popular countline drums. The reverse of the bags feature a “By Popular Demand” stamp and a note from Haribo which states: “Dear Haribo fans, We have heard that you like Sour Cherries from our popular Tangfastics bag. So the team at Haribo have decided to give them their own bag. Just for You!” The original super tangy sour mix, includes Fizzy Cola Bottles, Sour Cherries and Crocs. Bursting with flavour and free from artificial colours too. Perfect for sharing, parties, celebrations, gifts or just as a treat. Whatever the occasion you need no excuse; kids and grown ups love it so, the happy world of HARIBO!

Most popular with customers in United States of America (USA), France, Canada, Finland, Italy, Sweden, Germany, New Zealand and UK - England, but you can buy Haribo Tangfastics for delivery worldwide. Description: Flavour – Alcoholic. Colour – Blue/Orange. Enjoyment- no good night is complete without one There’s no doubting the popularity of Sour Cherries – whenever we’ve mentioned the campaign to people, it usually turns out that they are their favourites too. Given the consumer demand, we’ve decided to launch Haribo Sour Cherries as a limited edition line at this stage, but if the brand really does take off, then we’ll clearly look at establishing them as a permanent line within the portfolio.” Extremely addictive, these tasty sweets will add some excitement to any car journey or quiet night in front of the television. Best of all, they contain no artificial colours.

Haribo Tangfastics 140g

Haribo Tangfastics are simply delicious and quite addictive. Once you started eating, it is difficult to stop. For whatsoever reason I have never seen Haribo Tangfastics somewhere else in Europe and not even in Germany where Haribo was founded. If you like a mixture of sweet and sour, then these will be worth a try! The gin is sweet, but tart, which reminds me of Haribo Tangfastics and is quite literally the cherry on top of a hot summer's day.

What can you say about Hariboo Tangfastics except delicious and addictive. These are a go-to for us when visiting the UK. The product is a chewy fruity sour candy and it is very hard not to eat the entire bag. Have to say the cola bottles are our favourite and it is a bit of fight to get those before they are all gone first. The fruity taste of passion fruit blends perfectly with the botanicals in the original Gordon’s London Dry, to deliver a deliciously crisp and juicy taste.” One Pound Sweets takes pride in offering the best prices for Haribo Tangfastics 140g in the market. Our commitment to affordability ensures that customers can get their hands on Haribo Tangfastics 140g without breaking the bank. With competitive pricing and regular discounts, One Pound Sweets provides exceptional value, making it a cost-effective choice for those seeking Haribo Tangfastics 140g. These are the more interesting version of the chewy coloured sweets that Haribo are famous for. Fantastically tangy, as the name would suggest. Craving tubs of Star Mix or the inventive Soda Twist Zing? Discover the captivating Strawberry Balla Stixx or the timeless Gold Bears. For an exclusive treat, indulge in our Rhubarb and Custard or the Terrific Turtles tubs.

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Description: Very blue and very tasty. Only a half pint though where other colleges have full pint. Named after its founder and his home town – HAns-RIegel-BOnn – Haribo is in many ways the ultimate family business. Riegel inherited the recipe from his father, who created the first gummy bear (originally known as the "dance bear") a year before Riegel junior was born. Explore our Star Mix Case of 12 or the Tangfastics Case of 13. Organising a festive gathering or event? Our Giant Cola Bottles and Heart Throbs tubs might be just what you need. Description: Cherry red, tastes like haribo cherry tangfastics, absolutely cannot taste the alcohol but its cheap However, the wide variety of hangover-inducing drinks on offer across Oxford’s colleges is generally a secret to us. Unless you’re part of a society that tours for pres or you happen to have friends scattered across the collegiate system, you’re unlikely to have encountered most of these alcoholic recipes (for disaster?). Yet with the cost-of-living crisis pushing the price of pub drinks to stratospheric heights, and with the comparative cost-effectiveness of six-shot college drinks seeming too good to pass up, it seems like now is the perfect time for an investigation into what different college bars have to offer.