Cola flavored gummy bottles made in Sweden. This is the shape people reach for first in a pick and mix. A little bottle. A clear cola taste. A chew that holds.
Customers have called these a number one favorite for years. Hard to beat the feeling and the flavor. It is not a sour coat shouting over the candy. It is cola first: sweet, a little dark, a hint of citrus from citric acid, then the familiar soda finish. Sodium citrate keeps the acidity even. Caramel color gives the bottles that brown-glass look.
The chew comes from corn starch, not gelatin. That is why the label can say gelatin free and gluten free. Glucose syrup and sugar build the body. Vegetable oil and a beeswax glaze keep the surface from turning sticky in the bag. No high fructose corn syrup. Non-GMO. Made in Sweden.
Pick one up and the bottle shape is part of the fun. It looks like a tiny soda. It eats like a proper Swedish gummy: firm at the edge, soft in the middle, gone too fast. Pour a handful and they stack well in a bowl. They do not need the fridge. Keep them cool and dry and they stay separate.
This is the kind of candy that shows up in Swedish Saturday bags and stays there. Kids know the shape. Adults know the taste. Cola bottles do not try to be a new flavor of the month. They do the old job well: taste like cola, chew like a gummy, look like a bottle.
Ingredients: glucose syrup, sugar, corn starch, acidity regulator (citric acid, sodium citrate), flavorings, vegetable oil, glazing agent (beeswax). Color (caramel).
Country of origin: Sweden.
Label claims: no added high fructose corn syrup, non-GMO, gluten free, gelatin free.
Allergen statement: this product was manufactured in a facility where peanuts, tree nuts (almonds, cashews, hazelnuts, macadamia nuts, pecans), soy, wheat and milk are used in the production of other products. The candy is labeled gluten free and gelatin free, yet it is made in a shared plant that also handles wheat and gelatin products. People with celiac disease or a severe nut, soy, wheat or milk allergy should read the statement and judge the risk for themselves.
These bottles belong in a Saturday candy bag, a movie bowl, a lunch drawer or a gift mix next to fruit ovals and fish. They are the cola people expect when they ask for Swedish bottles. Same flavor year after year. Same shape. Still the one that disappears first.
Get ready for the most authentic cola flavor. It is hard to beat the feeling and the flavor.