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Peelerz aren't Peelerz anymore
Amos changed the Peelerz recipe and the banana ones are now clear, fused together, and won't peel — the peel was the whole point of the candy, and the taste is bad. The packaging still advertises the old opaque peelable gummies, which is false advertising. I emailed Amos customer service on October 14 and October 25, 2026 about it; my first complaint was never answered.

A scam brand.
We joined their affiliate program and earned commissions, but when the payment date arrived, they failed to pay us.
Everyone should boycott them and stop using their products.
A scam brand.

This company ( makers and distributors of PEELERZ gummy bananas and a slew of other candy) puts Titanium dioxide into their candy, Titanium dioxide is extremely dangerous and should never be consumed by anyone!!!

United States: Allowed by the FDA as a safe color additive.Europe: Banned for food use by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) because it cannot rule out genotoxicity (DNA strand breaks) from nanoparticles.Health ConcernsParticle accumulation: Tiny nano-sized particles can build up in organs over time.Genotoxicity: Lab tests show potential for chromosomal damage, though real-world dietary risk is debated.Inhalation risk: Classified as an occupational carcinogen when breathed in as a dry powder, but eating it is a different exposure route.
Please don’t eat this poison!!!!!!

I went to go buy peeler’s the candy and I got the flavor watermelon and it all melted. Not even we didn’t even exit the store. We opened it and everything was melted. Stuck together. Nothing was separate you couldn’t. It doesn’t look edible.

Hard to peel, the inside was disgustingly sticky. The taste of both the peel and the inside was disgusting. Tasted like chemicals and plastic, also way too sweet. As someone with a massive sweet tooth somehow this was still too sweet for me to have more than 3. Will not be buying again or recommending to anyone. To anyone who reads this, please remember that just because something is a TikTok trend doesn't mean it actually is good and worth your money. Now I am stuck with three flavours of disgusting lollies that I would feel too guilty even gifting to someone.

After seeing the new viral trend on TikTok, gummy mango candy that you can peel! I needed to try it. Recently while delivering for Door Dash I saw that they were being sold in Target. And while I do not support Target, I decided to get the candy to try. The experience was very enjoyable, peeling the candy and both parts being edible. But that's all they were... edible. They did not taste like "real mangos," and barely taste like artificial ones. To me, they taste like plastic. Chemical. I was sad to discover this, but it made sense to me, as I have yet to follow a TikTok trend that delivers what is promised in every video.