Zollipops Clean Teeth Lollipops

Goodness gracious! Zollipops-The Clean Teeth Pops tasted awful. The yellow pops ( there were six in a container of one hundred fifty) were the only ones that I could eat. I tried these since they were sugarfree, made with stevia, xylitol, erythritol, beetroot juice, isomalt syrup, citric acid, natural flavors, tumeric, grape extract, annatto, extract. I may have got the ingredients slightly out of order- they all blend to make a sucker for children or an adult who has dry mouth issues that doesn't harm teeth. That is assuming one follows their dentist's orders of brushing & flossing at least two times per day. The tumeric is a real stand out!! I may be biased since I tried a " healthy smoothie" that had lots of tumeric and I didn't care for it. On one hand, it's difficult to write a harsh opinion about a product that has the picture of the adorable and smart inventor on the package. Zollipops creator Alina Morse created candy that was meant to be delicious and good for teeth, and the candy may be tasty to children who don't have a history of enjoying super sweet candy. My favorite suckers have a soft chocolate center so maybe I am spoiled. But on the other hand, I would not have bought them if I was able to see the ingredients. I expected alternatives to corn sugar or other sugars such as Xylitol which may give a can cause a bubble belly if eaten in excess. So make this an informed purchase-Zollipops are not like supermarket candy. They're an aquired taste, that you need to keep from your pets. I purchased the 29 ounce hexagon plastic container size. Trying a smaller pack would be best, if you're new to the brand.