Pulparindo EXTRA HOT Tamarind Pulp Candy 20 count

Very good taste and of great value.

Fast delivery and they taste fresh.

Always get good service and the product is fresh

Best candy of all time. If you love really spicy with salt, sour and sweet, this candy was made for you. This is like an exclamation mark for your mouth!!!! But be aware, this candy is hot like hot sauce.

I really love these, but they're inconsistent. The last time I ordered them, they weren't spicy (even though I ordered this exact one, the spicy one), but they still tasted great. This time I decided to try both the spicy and the regular, and my guess is that a batch of regular got packed in spicy wrappers (previously) and I received one of those last time, because the regular ones taste like what I received last time while the spicy ones are actually spicy.

Very tasty snacks. I got the tamarind flavor. It is definitely on the spicy end of food, but has a pleasant taste to it. Its not overpowering in terms of heat. Some of the packets was not as fresh as I would like. As you try to open them, they were very sticky; to me it felt like some humidity got through. So the packaging can definitely be improved, but taste was top notch! God sized product that provides good value for the money.

Love these!! Yummy! Try not to eat too many :) probably not good for you since it has so many ingredients “chemicals” but it’s still great tasting. Wish they made healthier ones.

Pulparindo is one of the worst things I have ever tasted. It’s like a fruit roll-up; IF the fruit was originally a pine tree. It literally tastes like sawdust, and that’s not just some BS exaggeration. I’ve done quite a bit of carpentry. It was inevitable that I would eventually get some sawdust in my mouth, thus I speak with some experience. In this respect, the label is at least truthful… It tastes like wood pulp. However, there are a few differences between a freshly sawn 2x4 and Pulparindo. • Bound together with some kind of vinyl plasticizer. • Added salt • Ketchup • Dipped in Red Hot™ I can say that someone would think this was an industrial waste product. For a moment, I really wasn’t sure this was a food product and double-checked the label. Nothing about it seems like something you should ingest. It looks like an automotive sound-deadener/anti-vibration strip. It smells like battery acid. Perhaps the only way this product makes any sense is against the context of its primary market, the miserably hot Sonoran desert.

These sweets are at end of life with the sugar and ingredients crystallised with age and inedible both in texture and taste.

The product was old and fetid smelled, do not buy.