ICE CHIPSXylitol Candy Tins 5.28 oz total (Orange Cream, 3 Pack) - Includes BAND as shown

Very delicious small pieces of mint that last a long time in your mouth. I grab a couple at a time and they taste so good and keep my breath fresh and happy.

I love peppermint candy and I’m try not to eat too much sugar. I used an app called Yuka to break down how bad certain food is destroying our body. The app gave me the description of the peppermint ice chips candy to try as an alternative to eating peppermint candy. The ice chips are pricey but worth it to me because it satisfies my craving for peppermint, and has less calories I’m going to continue purchasing the peppermint ice chips.

I like these for many reasons. First, they have no sugar. Second, they taste good. Beyond that, the seemingly small size of serving is very satisfying. The chips are not overly sweet, and they make a good palate cleanser. Glad I bought them.

Was looking for a flavor other than the lemon (or mint...seem like spearmint) Act lozenges to counteract CPAP mouth dryness.These taste pretty good. More a fan of peppermint than any other mint.Now the bad: not sure how cost-effective they are in comparison to the Act lozenges. Seem to dissolve quickly. Where one Act lozenge lasts all night, a couple of Ice Chips don't. Perhaps I need to use more than a couple? Time will tell, I guess.3/5/2021 Have been using for awhile and have taken off a star because these have a strange gritty (but still edible) texture. Won't purchase again. Doesn't suit my intended purpose (see above) but overall, not a terribly bad product.

I love this candy as it does not spike my blood sugar. It has a great lemon flavor which is refreshing. It is sweet but not overly so. It melts in your mouth and leaves your breathe fresh. There are also other flavors which is also good, like wintergreen.

Doesn’t taste like sour apple. All the other flavors are great.

I didn't know until recently that Xylitol is beneficial in conquering the bacteria that cause tooth decay. Meanwhile, I'd gotten into the habit of chewing on ginger pastilles before bed (after brushing) to combat heartburn. My dentist urged me to brush afterward, but who wants to brush when you're almost asleep or in the middle of the night? I know I should but I am too tired.So I got ginger Ice Chips first, and I like them (and eucalyptus & lemon flavors - the clove not so much). But I love licorice, and it's also good for nausea, so I ordered this flavor. I LOVE it. Now in the middle of the night if I get up to use the restroom, I will swish some natural mouthwash and then pop one of these in my mouth to help keep decay at bay. I also eat a few just before sleeping. And a few during the day.Caution: they can cause gastrointestinal distress if you have too many, and that is no fun at all.Side note: when I buy the 3 pack (not the 6), I receive the blue rubber bracelet that says "Never give up." I leave the bracelets in my local free food pantry (like the Little Free Library), and it always gets claimed, so I think it's a great message to share with people who need a pick -me-up.Side note 2: I bought the lemon flavor of a different brand (Sno, which cost less), and it tastes like chemicals to me and doesn't have the tartness I like. So Ice Chips is my favorite.Side note 3: many artists like to use the tins to make other things (photo is one example), so consider passing them along in your local Buy Nothing group or creative reuse center.

I have a very dry mouth. These chips come in different flavors and are really great. The metal tin is very convenient to just pop in a pocket or in your purse. Try them.