Mixed Fruit Gummies — DUMP

Name: Mixed Fruit Gummies
Brand: Candy Crush

Munch or Dump rates Mixed Fruit Gummies by Candy Crush DUMP — score 20/90.

Sugar and corn syrup with a stack of four artificial dyes and artificial flavor. This is dyed sugar in fruit shapes, not fruit.

Why this verdict

Sugar and corn syrup are the #1 and #2 ingredients - a pure added-sugar hit
Four artificial dyes (Blue 1, Yellow 5, Yellow 6, Red 40) linked to hyperactivity concerns in kids
Four distinct sweeteners (sugar, corn syrup, grape concentrate, sorbitol) stacked together
Artificial flavor and carnauba wax - ultra-processed NOVA 4, not real food
Zero fiber, protein, or vitamins; empty sugar calories

Sugar (concerning) — Added refined sugar, listed high - spikes blood sugar with no nutrition.
Corn Syrup (concerning) — Refined glucose syrup added purely for sweetness and body; spikes blood sugar with zero nutrition.
white grape juice from concentrate (moderate) — Sounds fruity but is really concentrated fruit sugar with no fiber - a third sweetener.
gelatin (safe) — Animal-derived setting agent in the marshmallows; benign but makes it non-vegetarian.
citric acid (safe) — Common acidulant for tartness and preservation; safe in these amounts.
sorbitol (moderate) — Sugar alcohol used as a humectant; can cause GI upset in quantity.
Natural & Artificial Flavors (moderate) — Lab-made flavoring standing in for real black cherry and cream — no actual fruit or dairy.
carnauba wax (safe) — Plant wax used to give the pellet its hard glossy shell. Inert coating, not nutrition.
FD&C Blue #1 (concerning) — Second synthetic petroleum dye, purely cosmetic with the same artificial-color concerns.
Yellow 5 (tartrazine) (concerning) — Artificial petroleum-derived dye linked to hyperactivity in sensitive children. Purely cosmetic.
yellow 6 (concerning) — Synthetic azo dye; cosmetic only, flagged for behavioral effects in sensitive kids.
red 40 (concerning) — A petroleum-derived artificial dye linked to hyperactivity in children; purely cosmetic.