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Bitterly disappointing, fraudulently unlike the original product, so completely misrepresented. No 'juice' in the middle, held in by sugary coating, nor similar with flavours. Also mainly orange flavour, with some lemon and one lime. WHAT A DREADFUL CON!
This company makes various food and confectionery including New Berry Fruits. I usually buy a smiliar product called York Fruit Jellies which are listed as Vegetarian. I am a vegetarian of over 50 years and was given some New Berry Fruits for Christmas. But on the box I cannot make out if they are Vegetarian or not. A lot of the wording is not in English . So I wrote to Hosta Meltis to enquire. I have now written 3 times and have not had the courtesy of a reply. Hence my 1 star review.
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