Haribo Maoam Pinballs Review

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Just a quick review for these Maoam Pinballs. They're not really anything new and I'm sure most of you will have seen them in the shops countless times. They're very tasty though and well worth a try if you like sour sweets!


I picked these up in Discount UK for about 99p but they're available from most supermarkets. They're apparently from Maomix (which sounds like a catfood brand to me) and are "so good they've got their own bag". I've never tried Maomix but I agree they're very good indeed. They're very chewy and with a nice sour tang that isn't too sour but just about right. The fruit flavours are refreshing and I really liked the apple and strawberry varieties. They also come in orange, cherry and lemon flavours.


Overall if you're a fan of sour sweets I would highly recommend these - they're not overbearingly sour but achieve a nice balance of pleasant fruitiness and slightly sour tanginess.

Price: around £1 in most supermarkets.

Comments

  1. Mari7 June 2014 at 12:04

    Is there any possible way to get/buy them in the USA??

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    1. Kevs Snack Reviews8 June 2014 at 05:23

      Hi, I'm not sure you could try ebay or amazon maybe?

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    2. Anonymous22 May 2016 at 05:23

      You don't have these in the US?! You're definitely missing out...

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  2. Unknown24 February 2016 at 13:26

    Kev. Any way I can get a tub of these? I need more than the measly 700g of trio packed balls.. Any help much appreciated.

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  3. Unknown24 February 2016 at 13:27

    Kev. Any way I can get a tub of these? I need more than the measly 700g of trio packed balls.. Any help much appreciated.

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    1. Kevs Snack Reviews26 February 2016 at 07:05

      HI Glenn, sorry I don't know where you can get them in tubs. I would try contacting haribo uk and asking them.

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  4. Unknown28 February 2018 at 01:58

    To much cola candy in the maoam festival packet...

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  5. Unknown19 July 2021 at 09:34

    Hi are they just a chewy sweet or are they chewing gum ? .

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