Review
I love the interestingly named and unique flavors they have — Ghostly Lime, Beastly Blackberry, and the others — very clever! They’re also fairly colorful, given their darker, crunchy, pastel bluish-purple makeup with broken Skittle bits surrounding them.
Biting into a few provides a nice crunch, reminding me of cereal pieces like Froot Loops or Cap’n Crunch’s berries, and, notably, it’s not overly crunchy or super rough, which is a plus. In terms of flavor, each piece is very sugary-sweet, about the same level as a regular Skittle, and all have an artificial, candy-sugar-forward flavor. Despite the sugary taste, each flavor is decently represented, and there’s enough distinction to notice the differences.
My favorite was the apple because of how smooth it was and its sweetness — and, well, frankly, I just like candy-apple flavors. The rest are also nearly as good, and it might just come down to preference. Overall, these are a good twist on regular Skittles, especially if you want something crunchy without giving up much of the experience.
Personally, I still prefer the chewy OGs.
Release Date
Released in fall 2026. Found at Walgreens in mid-November 2026.
Rating: 5.75 / 10