Horse Apples Candy — DUMP

Name: Horse Apples Candy
Brand: Baraboo Candy

Munch or Dump rates Horse Apples Candy by Baraboo Candy DUMP — score 20/90.

Green-apple caramels in milk chocolate built on stacked sugar sources, corn syrup, and propylene glycol with artificial vanillin. This is engineered candy, not food.

Why this verdict

Three sugar sources stacked: sugar, sucrose, and corn syrup
Propylene glycol, an industrial humectant/solvent, not a real food ingredient
Artificial vanillin instead of real vanilla
Sugar-plus-fat hyper-palatable formula designed for craving

Ingredients (11)

Sugar (moderate) — Added sugar sitting ahead of cocoa; the main flavor driver here.
Cocoa Butter (safe) — Pure cocoa fat that gives the melt and mouthfeel; calorie-dense but a natural part of chocolate.
Dry whole milk (safe) — Real dairy solids; a recognizable whole-food ingredient.
CHOCOLATE LIQUOR (safe) — Ground cocoa - the actual chocolate. Trails sugar and syrup, so present in small amounts.
Soy Lecithin (moderate) — Common emulsifier in the brownie; mild but adds to the additive pile.
Vanillin (artificial flavor) (moderate) — Synthetic vanilla substitute standing in for real vanilla.
Salt (moderate) — Ready meals tend to run salt-heavy; watch the sodium.
Sweetened condensed milk (sucrose, milk fat, milk solids) (concerning) — Another heavy added-sugar source layered onto the first.
Corn Syrup (concerning) — Cheap glucose syrup; pure added sugar with no nutrition, here as the second-largest ingredient.
Butter (pasteurized cream, salt) (moderate) — Real dairy fat; recognizable but adds saturated fat and calories.
propylene glycol (concerning) — Industrial humectant/solvent used for texture; an additive, not a food.