What you're actually getting
Four bags of Haribo Supermix, each 160g, via Amazon's Subscribe and Save. That's 640g of the classic mix: cola bottles, fried eggs, rings, the lot. Personally, I've always thought Supermix is the most honest Haribo bag going. No filler flavours you have to pick around, no weird foam shapes that everyone ignores.
The price comes in under four quid when you factor in the S&S discount. For context, a single 160g bag regularly sits at around £1.20 to £1.50 in most supermarkets. So the maths here is pretty decent, assuming you'll actually get through four bags before they go stale. (Spoiler: you will.)
Who this is actually for
This is a no-brainer if you've got kids, if you're doing a film night semi-regularly, or if you're the kind of person who keeps a treat drawer. My mate picks these up every few months and just stuffs them in the cupboard. They never last as long as you'd think.
If you live alone and your sweet tooth is more of a sweet incisor, four bags might feel like a commitment. You could always cancel the S&S after the first delivery, though.
One honest reservation
Subscribe and Save means you're signing up for repeat deliveries unless you cancel. It's not complicated, but it's a step people sometimes forget about and then end up with six bags of Haribo and a mild sense of regret. Just set a reminder to review or cancel after the first order if you're not sure.
