Smiling SweetsDip N' Fizz, Cherry, Grape and Cola Dip and Lick, Delicious Treat Anytime and Anywhere, Tasty Treats (Pack of 3)

These Dip'n'fizz candy treats are fun. No real fizz from what I can tell, I'm guessing they are going with that because of the soda styles that these are? They are not a clean and easy to eat candy, then again, I don't think that is the point, or even possible with the target audience of kids. Great for a gift basket or something you would give your kids to eat outside, not recommended for the back seat of a car. The taste is fairly generic and nothing did stand out on these.

These candies are basically cutely packaged versions of fun dips. Instead of the candy stick you lick and stick in, there is a sort of lolly pop character. As others have mentioned, the problem is that the character doesn't fit all the way down inside the base to get to all of the sugary candy powder.Additionally, although this is called "Dip n' Fizz" there really isn't any fizz. From the name, I expected it to be like pop rocks but it's not.The flavors while not bad aren't amazing, either.Basically, like a lot of novelty candies, this more about the look of the packaged product than about the execution and candy itself. These would be appropriate for an Easter basket or a stocking stuffer or something where something that looks cute and silly and has a unique shape to fill out a space is nice but where it is meant to be something unique rather than an every-day candy someone gets because they just want to eat some candy.I think it has a place but it's probably not going to be something for most kids in most situations.

This was about as expected for me. I wasn't expecting something great tasting, just something to get a big dose of sugar and make my kid smile for a couple minutes. There was no fizz from what I could tell, but there was a lot of mess and sugar. It actually wouldn't have been that messy if not for one of the pops because it didn't fit into the container, but the others were fine.Overall, this is kind of meh. It's okay for what it is, but not something I would get again for quite some time. Kids will like it though, and it could make for a nice stocking stuffer or filler for an easter basket or something.

My kiddo really likes this three pack of dip and lick treats. It's a sucker based treat and you lick and then dip in flavored sugar. The flavors are cherry, grape and cola and taste pretty close to those flavors. My kiddo did think they were a little sour but didn't notice any fizzy sugar when licked. It's sugar dipped in sugar, so I only allow her to enjoy a little at a time!

My kids were excited to try these out. The premise is that you are supposed to unscrew the character lollipop from the top and turn it upside down to dip it into the colored sugar. Unfortunately the characters do not fit inside the sugar compartment so it is not possible to dip them in. We had to try to shake the container to get the sugar to coat the lollipops but it made a huge mess. At $2.33 each with a failed design these are a poor value and poor product. I would not recommend these until they are redesigned so that the sugar containers are wide enough to fit the characters.

This is definitely a memory from my childhood, too much sugar and dye!

They taste okay but they're pure sugar. The hard candy doesn't fit into the powder part easily, making it hard to get powder on it. The cherry flavor didn't fit at all—I had to eat it down to make it small enough to go into the powder container.

These are quite good tasting and I even like the soda flavored one, but the little candy creatures are not shaped right to fit into the bottle. I could fill the cap with powder but it's pretty messy.Overall, they really do taste pretty good, but they need to be shaped better to fit into the bottles.