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Instead they use plant and herbal extracts. Interesting to note: in Germany, where Haribo is headquartered, they don’t use food dyes for color. I’ve talked about the many benefits of gelatin before. So, in the scheme of things, these gummy bears could actually be a healthy “treat” when compared with others. some type of fruit flavoring (could use the real thing).Glucose syrup (from wheat or corn), sugar, gelatin, dextrose (from wheat or corn), citric acid, corn starch, artificial and natural flavors, palm kernel oil, carnauba wax, white beeswax, yellow beeswax, yellow 5, red 40, and blue 1īut if you break it down, it’s really about: But, when I recently looked at the package’s ingredients, I knew there had to be a better way! Haribo Gummy Bear Ingredients in U.S. I remember munching on these as a kid myself. Now that my kids are entering the real world and learning about pixie sticks and cotton candy (gasp!), they have stumbled upon the adorable Haribo Gummy Bear package in the checkout line.
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