Honey Pearls Candy with Lemon 150 g by L'Abeille Occitane

These are so incredibly good… They make a great gift, if you buy them you’ll become addicted and eat the whole jar in one setting.

i like it, its different

These are advertised as "honey pearls". And while they have a nice flavor, there is nothing honey tasting to them. In the ingredients 5% is listed and I think that's generous. That said. They are delicious in glasses of ice tea and glint like little jewels. But as candy it's a mild lemon drop, not a honey lemon pearl pastille.

These aren't your typical candies where you can just keep popping them in your mouth, but more of a delicate treat. I shared mine with the nurses at work to help them have a bit of relaxation and soothing-ness prior to starting their shift.

the mild citrus plays well with the honey. get you some.

They’re really cute hard candies, but there is barely any lemon flavor. Don’t get me wrong, they taste pretty good but if you’re looking for a more Lemonly flavor, don’t get this.

My husband enjoyed them for a special treat.

I so wanted to like this candy. I am limited in my diet by what I can eat because I have allergies to soy. Natural flavorings are generally a derivative of soy or are soy based so I read labels carefully before purchasing. I was excited by the simplicity of this candy and the claims the company made that it followed the old recipe from long ago. According to the website, it was soy I free. When the candy came, I ate several of the tiny pieces, savoring the admittedly delicious taste. Then the migraine came and the nausea and the other symptoms that only are triggered with bad foods. I looked at the label of the candy and what did I see? NATURAL FLAVORS. Last time I checked, they didn't have natural flavors back in the 16th century. It wasn't listed with the other ingredients on the website. Two days of illness were my reward. I was very disappointed. It was an expensive lesson. The candy was delicious.