Yashkino Belucci Creamy Caramels
Belucci Soufflé Candies from Yashkino: A Disappointing Experience
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I recently tried the Belucci soufflé candies from Yashkino with a creamy vanilla flavor, but unfortunately, it was a letdown. The overly sweet glaze and weird aftertaste were major turn-offs. I'm not sure what I was expecting, but this candy didn't deliver. The packaging was nice, but that's about where the positives end. If you're looking for a sweet treat, you might want to try something else. I'm not gonna lie, I was really hoping to love these candies, but they just didn't live up to my expectations. The whole experience felt like a big letdown, and I'm still trying to figure out what went wrong.
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Where can I buy Belucci soufflé candies?
You can find Belucci soufflé candies at marketplaces and Perekrestok stores. Just be aware that they're sold by weight, so you'll need to factor that into your purchase decision.
What's the price of Belucci soufflé candies?
The price of Belucci soufflé candies is 499 rubles per kilogram, which is pretty standard for this type of candy.
What's the deal with the packaging?
The packaging is flowpack, which is convenient, but not exactly the most eco-friendly option. It's a trade-off, I guess.
Who makes Belucci soufflé candies?
Belucci soufflé candies are made by KDV, which is a reputable manufacturer. That's a plus, at least.
What's the deal with the glaze?
The glaze is way too sweet and has a weird aftertaste that's not pleasant. It's a major turn-off for me, at least.
Are Belucci soufflé candies worth the money?
Honestly, I don't think so. The experience was just meh, and the glaze was a major letdown. Maybe try something else?
Can I return Belucci soufflé candies if I don't like them?
I'm not sure about return policies, but it's always worth asking the store or manufacturer. Better safe than sorry, right?
Are Belucci soufflé candies suitable for kids?
I'm not sure – the glaze is pretty sweet, so maybe not the best choice for kids. Just a thought.
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- •The packaging is flowpack, which is convenient, but not exactly the most eco-friendly option.
- •You get exactly what you pay for – the weight is sold by weight, so you know exactly how much you're getting.
- •The brand is Yashkino, which I've heard of before, but this is my first time trying their products.
- •The candy has a creamy vanilla flavor based on egg whites and condensed milk, which sounds nice in theory.
- •The price is 499 rubles per kilogram, which is pretty standard for this type of candy.
- •The product is made by KDV, which is a reputable manufacturer.
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- •The glaze is way too sweet and has a weird aftertaste that's not pleasant.
- •The candy feels like it's got a lot of added sugar, which is a major turn-off for me.
- •The glaze is also super sticky and gets everywhere – not exactly what you want in a candy.
- •I'm not a fan of the feeling of sand or grit in the glaze, which is definitely not natural.
- •The candy doesn't feel like it's made with high-quality ingredients, which is a shame.
- •The whole experience was just meh – not worth the hype, if you ask me.
