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Smart Sweets Sweet Fish, Low Sugar Gummy Candy, Plant-Based, Low Calorie Snack, 1.8 Ounce (Pack of 6)

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Size: 1.8 Ounce (Pack of 6)


Features

  • EVEN BETTER THAN IT WAS BEFORE: New delicious recipe - we out candied candy!
  • KICK SUGAR: Feel good about candy with SmartSweets. Just 3g of sugar and 100 calories for the whole bag - thats 92% less sugar than the other fish! Smartly sweetened with high-quality, natural sweeteners: monk fruit and allulose.
  • KEEP CANDY: Mouthwatering gummy candy that is a radically better choice, free from sugar alcohols, added sugar; and artificial sweeteners, flavors and colors. Every ingredient is gluten free, non-GMO, always real, and never artificial.
  • PLANT-BASED: Packed with 13 grams of soluble prebiotic fiber. Your favorite gummy fish bursting with berry-deliciousness (plus, they are certified vegan)!
  • ONE BAG = ONE SERVING: No need to guess or hold back! The serving is the WHOLE bag.

Description

We love candy too! But we don’t love all the sugar. Our pinky promise to you is delicious candy free from sugar alcohols, artificial sweeteners, and added sugar. You deserve to feel good about candy! Enjoy the chewy candy you know and love - without the sugar. Our gummy candy is non-GMO and free from artificial colors and flavors. Sweet Fish have just 3 grams of sugar and 100 calories for the whole bag (one bag = one serving)! We use high quality natural sweeteners such as stevia, monk fruit and allulose. SmartSweets gummy candy is allergen friendly - gluten free, peanut & tree nut free, dairy free, and soy free. Can’t wait for you to dig into the latest and greatest KickSugar candy!


Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.81 x 4.8 x 4.65 inches; 1.8 Ounces


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Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA


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    • BUYER BEWARE! PREBIOTIC TAPIOCA FIBER SPIKES BLOOD SUGAR JUST LIKE SUGAR DOES!
Size: 1.8 Ounce (Pack of 12)
This product tries to lead you to believe it is better for you than sugar. This is misleading if not outright false. What good does it do to remove almost all sugar only to replace it with something that masquerades as being good for you, but is no better than, and probably worse than regular sugar? There was a report by Thanh Vo, MSc, in March 21, 2019 entitled "Tapioca Fiber or Soluble Corn Fiber: Which one is worse than sugar?" in which Prebiotic Tapioca Fiber was identified as none other than than the known culprit IMO: Isomaltooligosaccharide. As you may note from above, this compound is a saccharide, and saccharides are sugars! Do you wonder why these products taste so sweet, and you don't taste the stevia? IMO is a SUGAR FIBER, not a true dietary fiber! It is listed as a SWEETENER. One can find it listed in the 'All Sweetener List' at the Sugar-Sweetener-Guide which can be found online. The article by Thanh notes that in n 2013, Quest Nutrition came under litigation for representing IMO as dietary fiber on the nutrional labels for their bars. They ended up removing IMO from their products. Equating prebiotic tapioca fiber with IMO is uncovered by looking at the labeling of other products. An example given in the article is Primal Kitchen's Macadamia Sea Salt bars which list isomaltooligosaccharides (from Tapioca) (IMO) as the first ingredient on their website. However, the package label lists "Prebiotic Tapioca Fiber" in its place. But it is not listed as a carbohydrate or a sugar as this substance seems to fall through the cracks of current labeling requirements. They go on to show another label where "Prebiotic Tapioca Fiber" is directly identified as "IMO from Non GMO Tapioca starch" on the same label. What is notable, according to the article, is that IMO is NOT included in the current Final FDA Guidelines for Dietary Fiber. This would appear to indicate that this is not a true dietary fiber, and Tapioca Fiber is simply another name for IMO. However it seems that, for a few more years yet while the FDA allows further submissions in dietary fibers, companies can do what this company is doing. I look for that to change. The evidence presented in the article goes on to show that IMO (tapioca fiber) is actually worse than table sugar. Recent studies have shown IMO to generate blood sugar levels similar to glucose and dextrose. These have a glycemic index of 100! For a comparison of the glycemic index of various sugars: Table 1: GI of sugars Maltose GI= 105 Glucose/dextrose GI=100 Rice syrup GI=98 Sucrose GI=65 Lactose GI=46 Fructose GI=19 As you can see, IMO has one of highest as its glycemic index as it is similar to that of glucose/dextrose. It's higher than regular table sugar. In this article they described running two tests to specifically see how a SmartSweet product impacted blood sugar starting from fasting. In one they ate a package of gummie bears. In the other they drank sugar water containg 28 grams pure sugar, and compared the results on fasting blood sugar. The results were virtually identical. Both spiked blood sugar into the160's within an hour, and took over 2 hours to return to normal. Imagine now the effect on a diabetic, and how this would kick someone on a ketogenic diet out of ketosis. Tapioca fiber has also been listed as: Prebiotic Tapioca Fiber Soluble Tapioca Fiber Prebiotic Fiber from Tapioca Starch Prebiotic Soluble Fiber from Tapioca Non-GMO Tapioca Fiber Organic Tapioca Fiber Prebiotic Soluble Fiber from Cassava So buyer beware. This product appears to be is no better than sugar. You can find people on YouTube showing what it does to their blood glucose levels as well. That this product suggests it is better for you than sugar is greatly misleading if not outright false. I feel I have been greatly deceived. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2019 by Therese
    • This fiber turns to sugar in your gut, beware!
Size: 1.8 Ounce (Pack of 12)
I was really excited about these and even bought the big pack (my wallet is still furious with me). The taste is pretty good, close enough to Swedish fish, and they looked like they fit in my macros. After some research though, I learned that the kind of fiber used to give this candy a low net carb is not the kind of fiber that makes a true net carb. Net carbs work when fiber that is not digestible passes and therefore cancels out some carbs. The fiber in this candy is digestible and therefore a carb in the end as it breaks down into glucose. This will spike your blood sugar (as other reviews have pointed out) and sadly, sabotage your careful eating with false promises. If avoiding sugar is your goal, steer clear. Will taste good going down though. Wonder how many sugars and calories these really are... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2019 by Samantha
    • BEWARE OF NEW FORMULA, terrible taste!
Size: 1.8 Ounce (Pack of 6)
The old smart sweets (Swedish fish, peach rings) were my favorite. They used to be sweetened with something else which made them have no terrible aftertaste and I felt like I was eating real candy. I just tried the new one in July 2020 and it’s terrible! P is sweetened with Allulose and monk fruit and it has a horrible bitter taste that I perceive from the second it enters my mouth. The allulose is a totally new ingredient. Also the whole ingredient list looks totally different. Clearly they reformulated for cost, they have a new texture too. Don’t expect to think you are eating the real thing anymore, tasted more like medicine then candy. Just raced to buy the old formulation. Please go back people, I don’t care if they are more! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2020 by LJ
    • New recipe is BAD
Size: 1.8 Ounce (Pack of 12)
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I've been buying smart sweets gummy fish frequently the last year or so since they launched. I loved them. Past tense. The recently changed their recipe and now have maybe 25% of the flavor and texture I loved along with a bad aftertaste. I bought a couple boxes of the discontinued version and when those are gone so are not smart sweets days. I was a very loyal fan and I'm beyond disappointed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2020 by Taryn - Joy Filled Eats Taryn - Joy Filled Eats
    • Knocked me out of Ketosis
Size: 1.8 Ounce (Pack of 12)
Taste is fine. Classified as “berry” and I guess that fits. Texture is fine. They aren’t bad. About 10 in a bag. Problem? Knocked me out of Ketosis. Be wary of these if you are keto. The gummie bears from this brand did not knock me out of Ketosis. Disappointed.
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2018 by M.McFly
    • Spiked my blood sugar
Size: 1.8 Ounce (Pack of 12)
Spikes blood level.. definitely not 3g of sugar
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2018 by Syed
    • CHANGED FORMULA
Size: 1.8 Ounce (Pack of 12)
I used to love these candies, but unfortunately they've changed their formula and these are now made with corn fiber. That change has had a huge negative impact on both the flavor of the candies as well as the texture. They seem much less sweet, and they're really, really soft now (like almost so soft they "melt" as soon as you put them in your mouth). I had a monthly subscription on 3 flavors of smart sweets (peach rings, sweet fish and gummy bears), but I've canceled them all and will no longer buy them. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2020 by everyday.bluemoon
    • My life is now complete
Size: 1.8 Ounce (Pack of 12)
Review Image by Tristan and Felice Tristan and Felice
Holy cow these are the most yummy candy ever. I love sweedish fish and I actually like these MORE. I enjoyed smart sweets' gummy bears but these are better. I know why they are expensive...you will pay it because they are delicious and without all the sugar. I had no stomach troubles eating these. You will not be disappointed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2018 by Tristan and Felice Tristan and Felice

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