GO DESi Raw Mango Lollipops | 40 Pieces | Fruit Candy | Desi Pops | Fruit Snacks | Sour Candies | Raw Mango

My mother lived in India until her mid 20's, I got these for her as a Christmas gift and she's obsessed with them. She says over and over again that they "remind her of her childhood". Tried this myself and I wasn't a fan, I'm Indian but born and raised in England. She even showed them off to her mother-in-law (my grandmother) as a sort of 'show stopper' dessert after lunch today. Both said it was incredibly sour, spicy, and nostalgic. If you know someone who was born and raised in India this may be a perfect gift for them, but those who are like myself and don't have much experience with these flavours may not enjoy them as much. But rated 5 stars because the person I bought this for is extremely happy with them.

My Indian friend introduced this and it brought back all the childhood memories. Kids in 90s would definitely love this.

The taste is good and kids loved it

I liked the idea of natural ingredients but packaging was disappointing. Candy is sticking to wrapper and was not good experience. And it is overpriced as well

This Kaccha Aam Desi Popz are indeed unique in variety and tempting to have. Its tangy and chilli taste is so yummy. I loved the packaging and the way it is packed in lolly pop style is attractive. Can't eat it single at a time, due to its strong flavour, but can have it in bits and time. Most important it is homemade and special flavour of jaggery, raw mango and amchur simply tickles my taste buds. I ordered this package of 40 pcs and it is totally worthy!

Fun tiny sweet and sour candy for anytime of the day. Enjoy it without any guilt because of all natural ingredients used. The packaging is sturdy enough and easy to carry around even in your small purse or pocket. However, the taste of kacha aam could be enhanced a little more but I still enjoy it. Definitely worth a try.

For the big stick offered, the candy quantity mounted on it is quite less. Generosity is the word we Indian companies will never understand I guess. Somehow the combination of aam (mango) and gur(jaggery) doesn't work. At least for me. When you bite off the candy a bit, you will taste the mango flavour in it for a bit only to find the jaggery overpowering the taste. But the fact that raw mango which has it's distinctive taste can't also be tasted here. The other spices like salt and red chilli powder (maybe) doesn't do much.