Welch's Zero Sugar Fruity Bites, Mixed Fruit Snack Pack, Gluten Free & Sugar Free Snacks, 3oz Snack Pack (Pack of 1)

I apologize that I did eat these before taking a picture of them. But the package was mostly the orange flavor, not a good mix ratio of the other flavors.Of course it just so happens that heavy on the one flavor was orange, which is my least favorite. Bummed, but small issue.I will order these again as they are soft, smell yummy, are a good size and value at just under $3A good quality gummy that is sugar free is hard to find, so I am reordering these in hopes of a better ratio of flavors. :)Update-ordered again and there was a much better ratio of different flavors, so good!

Can’t even tell that they’re zero sugar. They taste great and my kids love them. The bag is small for how cheap a whole box of gummies usually are, however, worth it if you are trying to keep kids sugar intake under control while still allowing them to have these kinds of snacks and treats.

I liked these a lot as a snack, but the fruit flavor is not like the originals. They are still good, but the flavor is not like the originals. Not sweet at all, but over all I did like them. They were soft and chewy, size was good for the price, healthy snack because of the sugar content, I just wish the fruit flavor came over more.

LOVE these! They can cause intestinal upsets, but thats easily avoidable by only eating 4 a day. Can be a tad pricey, which is why I stock up when they go on sale. All the flavours are good and Ive never received a bad batch. I live in Florida and have ordered these in summer, they have always arrived intact, unlike some

Honest Review of Welch’s Zero Sugar Fruity Bites (Mixed Fruit, 3 oz): Tasty but OverpricedRating: 3.5/5 StarsI recently tried Welch’s Zero Sugar Fruity Bites (Mixed Fruit, 3 oz), and they’re genuinely impressive in terms of taste and texture. These gummies are delicious, with a vibrant fruity flavor that doesn’t feel artificial despite being sugar-free. They’re chewy but not sticky, which is a big plus—I hate when gummies cling to my teeth. The mixed fruit variety offers a good balance of flavors, and I appreciate that they’re gluten-free and have 25% fewer calories than Welch’s original fruit snacks, making them a decent option for low-sugar or keto diets.However, the value is a major letdown. At $3.99 for a 3 oz bag, you’re getting a small handful of gummies—maybe enough for one or two sittings if you’re snacking lightly. That breaks down to about $1.33 per ounce, which feels steep. For comparison, you can buy a 5 lb bag of sugared gummies (like Haribo or store-brand options) for $10-$12, which is roughly $0.12-$0.15 per ounce. Even Welch’s regular fruit snacks offer better value: a 3-4 lb box with 50 packets often costs $7.99 at retailers like Costco or Walmart, working out to about $0.16-$0.20 per ounce. With the zero-sugar bites, you’re paying a premium for the “zero sugar” label, but the quantity just doesn’t justify the cost.The 4.3-star rating from 798 reviews suggests most people love the taste, and I agree—it’s spot-on. But I can’t help feeling shortchanged by the portion size. If Welch’s offered a larger bag (say, 1-2 lbs) at a more reasonable price point, like $8-$10, or bundled these into a multi-pack, they’d be a stronger contender in the zero-sugar snack market.Would I recommend them? Yes, but only if you find them on sale. They’re a tasty treat for those avoiding sugar, but at $3.99 for 3 oz, they’re hard to justify as a regular purchase. If you’re not strictly sugar-free, you’re better off with Welch’s regular fruit snacks for the better value.Pros:Delicious mixed fruit flavor, no artificial aftertasteChewy, non-sticky textureGluten-free and 25% fewer calories than the originalGreat for low-sugar or keto dietsCons:Too expensive at $3.99 for just 3 ozPoor value compared to sugared alternativesSmall portion size feels insufficientTips for Buyers:Look for sales at retailers like Amazon or Walmart, where prices might drop to $2.50-$3 per bag.If value matters more, opt for Welch’s regular fruit snacks (3-4 lb box with 50 packets for $7.99) or bulk sugared gummies (5 lb for $10-$12).Stock up if you find a multi-pack deal to offset the cost per ounce.Final Verdict: Welch’s Zero Sugar Fruity Bites are a flavorful, guilt-free snack for sugar-conscious folks, but the $3.99 price tag for a tiny 3 oz bag makes them a tough sell. They’re worth trying on sale, but for regular snacking, sugared alternatives offer far better bang for your buck.

These are so good if you’re doing sugar free! I wish I could find them in store but the price here is good!

Easy to chew fruit chews. I love the real fruity flavors and these don’t stick to my dental crowns. Highly recommend buying these. Jus5 don’t eat more than 5 at a time~ may give you a small gut problem.

These fruit snacks taste shaving. I've always loved Welch's Fruit Snacks but we're trying to eat a little healthier and trying to cut back on sugars so I was excited to find these. My husband and I split a bag the first night and a little while later felt horribly bloated. Both of us had issues that go along with bloating, if you know you know. We've been adding a lot of fiber to our diet do we diffuse that was just par for course. The next night, after dinner we split another bag. This time we had only had chicken breast and a baked potato for dinner, so no super fiber foods. Within an hour of eating the fruit snacks, we were miserably bloated and blasting each other out of the living room. Tonight, I opened a bag and left it on my desk whilst I worked on a painting. Absent mindedly I ate the entire thing, and oh how I regret it!Be very mindful of how many of these you eat. If you're one of those people that like to graze or snack or of boredom, these probably aren't a good thing to keep around.