Edible Candy Eyes for Decorating Set 4, 320g/11.3oz Halloween Candy Eyaballs Sprinkles for Cake, Cupcake, Donuts, Ice Cream, Cookies Toppings(7mm, 1cm, 2cm)

I surprised my grandkids ( ages 8 and 11) with these at snack time by putting them on their peanut butter apple. They loved it! This morning their waffle greeted them with wide awake eyes and helped make breakfast more fun. One decided to pour syrup all over the eyes while the other child carefully removed the eyes then put syrup on and replaced the eyes.I told them their food was going to be watching them often when they visited grandma, so they were rattling off some of the things we should try the eyes on like spaghetti. There are plenty of eyes in the package, so we are just going to have lots of fun.The eyes are all well sealed in small containers by size except one container has all different sized eyes in it. That will be fun too to have different sized eyes on their food or to have a cyclops. They sucked on the candies until they softened a bit. They don't seem to have a lot of flavor, but that isn't the point anyway.Great set of eyes and so much less expensive then buying them at a grocery store.

Large Set of Lots of Sized Eyes!These eye candies are so fun. There are a lot so they are a good price for what you get. The coating feels a bit like a Spree candy. They taste as expected, basic sugar. Not something you would want to sit around and eat but nice to have as a decoration.They are not explicitly gluten-free but none of the listed ingredients include gluten. They are manufactured in China so you may want to err on the side of caution when it comes to allergies.Sweet or savory they'll look cute wherever you stick them!

These eyeball sprinkles are so fun! You get quite a lot in the set for the price, and it is a nice assortment of sizes. These are solid enough to hold up to a little bit of moisture exposure, but not so hard that you break a tooth when you eat them. My toddler is obsessed with these sprinkles. I have been using them in random foods (mac and cheese with “googly eyes” was a hit) just for a bit of fun. Just be aware that the largest eyes in this set are a choking hazard for young children, but the other sizes worked just fine for my two year old.

These are super cool!! My kids always make fun treats for Halloween and they are so much easier then use trying to make eyes. Usually out of frosting or random candies. The taste is super basic, no strong flavor, just blah as expected. I thought they would be super tough, like inedible hard, but they arent. They are hard, but they break without to much effort and they actually crumble apart and break down in your mouth. So they are pleasant to eat. I will say the thickness and shape of them all is very diffrent. The smallest are the best. The big ones, I feel, are too flat and the medium ones are super bubbled up. They are all super cute though and im being nit picky.

The candy eye decorating set is such a fun way to bring desserts to life. With three different sizes, you can make everything from tiny bite-sized cookies to big cakes look like they’re staring back at you. They stick well on frosting and don’t slide off, which makes decorating super easy. The big tub has plenty of eyes to last through birthdays, Halloween, or just silly baking days with kids. I love how the large eyes give cakes a goofy personality, while the smaller ones are perfect for cupcakes or donuts. They taste sweet and simple, so they won’t overpower your treats. Overall, these candy eyes turn any ordinary dessert into something playful and full of character.

There are a lot of candy eyeballs in this set in several different sizes. Within one bottle, they have a similar consistency in shape but they are not uniform. For example, the black pupils on some of the eyes aren’t perfectly formed and it’s the same for the white part. That just adds to the laughter when you find them on random foods. These things feel hard a rocks though, not something that seems edible. I compared the ingredients to our local store brand candy eyeballs and, with a few exceptions, they were very closely matched. We didn’t try to eat them though because we don’t like candies like this for anything other than amusement, not something to consume. These are cheaper than I can get at my local grocer and I find them funny to add to foods and treats unexpectedly to get a reaction, especially around the holidays.

I love to collect sprinkles during holidays to have some fun with. I like that this set came with 4 different eye sizes for a multitude of spooky desserts and dishes. Really these can be used all year round for fun, if you're the kind of person who likes fun anyway. :-) My whole family delights in fun like this and we add funny stuff to our food all the time, even outside of holidays. This set will most likely make it to at least the New year...maybe.

These candy eyes arrived lightning fast, and I was hoping to use them for upcoming Halloween party. I love the variety of sizes: it would be perfect for some cute and/or spooky treats!Upon reading the label, though, I am not sure I want to use it.First things first: I am writing this review in 2025, but the production date on the package is 2026 (and expiration in 2027) - this is a major "red flag" for me.These candy eyes are made in China; while American-made similar candy eyes are mostly sugar, these have a whole bunch of stuff that I don't want ingesting. The ingredient list is as follows: Dextrose, Corn Starch, Dextrin. Sugar. Magnesium Stearate, Confectioners' glaze, Carnauba Wax, Artificial color (E129, E102, E133)When you look at the nutritional facts, you'll notice that these have 72% saturated fat!! This is a deal-breaker for me.For comparison, Wilton brand candy eyes have 0% fat (saturated or not).Should this product have had the nutritional information posted on amazon, I would not have purchased it.I cannot in good conscience recommend it, sorry.