Great product

Best carmels ever!

These are great!

What happened? Did the supplier change? The Carmel in the last one we bought is hard and chewy. Not as great as they used to be.

Okay I bought SIX of these and my husband thought it was crazy to do so, but Texas yall don’t ship chocolate which don’t blame ya it melts. But…. Yall have been out of my sea salt caramels for over 5mths now and I’m not a happy camper. Need just ONE of these a day and then rest of bad food cravings can be put aside. I’ve ran out for some time now and it needs to be corrected. Come on, they aren’t anywhere else!!!!

This is my favorite snack. I am giving it one star because I get lots of deliveries from Sam’s Club, but these are not available for shipment! If it’s because they’re a perishable then all perishables like the protein shakes. I ordered shouldn’t be available for shipping. There is no reason whatsoever that these can’t be shipped and I have to drive an hour to the closest Sam’s Club instead of being able to order them to be delivered. I wish you would reconsider making these available for shipment. It is very inconvenient.

Perfectly sized adult portion as we usually just enjoy one and are satisfied. Not too sweet or overpowering flavor. The salt is notable so high BP folks take care. We tried them at room temperature and refrigerated, and preferred the room temperature version. It didn’t melt in my hands(unless I held it for a while). Overall we make sure to pick one up when we road trip to Sam’s.

The best sea salt caramels! So fresh and delicious, creamy caramel enveloped in salty milk chocolate. I do like the ones with dark chocolate, also. I cannot say anything bad about this product; unless it is they don't seem to last too long at our house.

These are absolutely amazing and I am so glad they have them at Sam's because I wouldn't know where else to find them. All it takes is one or two and they are so good. I keep mine in the refrigerator and it makes them taste amazing and last longer because they're cold. The only thing I don't like is they change the container from Square to round and I prefer the square over the round but the taste of this if you love salted caramel you will love these.

Good, Bad, and Evil Ingredient Review THE GOOD • Uses real dairy ingredients: butter, cream, milk, whole milk powder. • Cocoa butter and chocolate liquor are legitimate chocolate components, not substitutes. • Vanilla extract is present, not only artificial vanillin. • No trans fats listed. • Portion size is clearly disclosed. THE BAD • Sugar is dominant and redundant: corn syrup, sugar, brown sugar, invert sugar, molasses. This is sugar stacked on sugar. • 10 g added sugar per 23 g piece. That is nearly half the product by weight. • Very low nutritional value: no fiber, negligible protein, minimal micronutrients. • Emulsifiers and stabilizers present: soy lecithin, mono and diglycerides, polysorbate 80. These are processing aids, not food. • Carrageenan included. Known to cause gastrointestinal irritation in some people. • “Natural flavors” style vanilla flavoring adds ambiguity. THE EVIL • Corn syrup and invert sugar spike blood glucose rapidly. This is metabolic stress food. • Polysorbate 80 and carrageenan have documented links to gut barrier disruption and inflammation in animal and mechanistic studies. • Bioengineered food ingredients disclosure likely refers to GMO corn or soy derivatives. • Designed for hyperpalatability: sugar plus fat plus salt in precise ratios to override satiety signals. • Zero fiber means sugar hits the bloodstream fast with no buffering. • This is not a treat with nutritional tradeoffs. It is engineered confectionery. BOTTOM LINE This product is dessert candy masquerading as premium food. It provides calories, pleasure, and dopamine. It provides no meaningful nutrition. Occasional consumption is a choice, but a bad one