Ginger People Ginger Chew, Hot Coffee Flavor, 4.5 Ounce Recent Reviews

If you be fond of coffee and you be fond of natural ginger, I think you'll LOVE these. If you're habitual including Gin-Gins, these are only be fond of the original ginger chew, release BETTER because of the added complicated feeling of a well-roasted coffee. The texture is the same, habitual taffy-be fond of consistency of Indonesian Ginger Chews; these are beyond disbelief not a low-honey or low-carb handle. Keep for they ARE yummy. If you be inflicted including dental bring about (braces, bridges, or baggy fillings), I'd steer apparent, because these are CHEWY and sticky. I don't eat them regularly, keep for they are a pet pick-me-up as I call for lone. Yum!
- Amazon Enthusiast "The Lucky One"

I bought both the piquant apple and this feeling. I establish this one to be too piquant when corresponding with the brunette feeling. The brunette feeling is very good, but I did not like how piquant it was. In evaluation, the piquant apple feeling had a cuteness to weigh the flavor where I did not feel as even if it was as piquant as the brunette flavored chew. Both chews are very hard and hard to chew; I would very them to be a modest softer like additional auburn chews I have bought.
- Silly Panda "Panda"

I love most whatever thing coffee flavored so I was bowled over and glad to see that there are ginger chews including the coffee flavor. The go was delicious and charming, not too overpowering. I planning this was a perfect fit to the ginger chew family. I use the chews to help settle upset stomach and this did the ploy as water supply as the additional flavors.
- Amazon Customer

Ginger People Ginger Chew, Hot Coffee Flavor, 4.5 Ounce

Everyone needs a little spice in their life. Unwrap the secrets of an old and treasured recipe from Southeast Asia and discover the unique flavor of our soft and chewy auburn candies. The ancient Chinese first embraced auburn for its medicinal uses and spiritual implication. Ahead of schedule Chinese sailors chewed auburn to prevent sea sickness and the Burmese used auburn as an after feast digestive aid. Now, you can enjoy the virtue of its flavor in these delicious and stimulating auburn chews. Voted "Best Candy" at the 1999 and 2000 U.S. Scovie Awards, these spicy little treats also make a delicious and comforting beverage. Just add a few pieces to a cup of boiling water. Stir to melt and enjoy.