Loop
Loop
by Ambrosoli
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$4.99
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At-a-glance specs
Best by
Nov 01, 2027(Est.)
Country of origin
Chile
Pack count
1
Net weight
3.17 oz (90 g)
Pieces
About 32 per bag
Texture
Chewy jelly with a tangy sour coating
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place
Loop – Chilean Sour Gummy Rings
Loop is Ambrosoli's sour gummy, a 90 g bag of jelly rings and wedges rolled in a tangy sour coating. The tang lands first and the fruit flavor comes through as you chew.
This is the single bag sold in Chilean shops and kiosks, about 32 pieces. It goes in a lunchbox, a party bowl, or straight into a sour candy craving.
Why You'll Love It
- Ambrosoli's sour gummy from Chile
- Jelly rings and wedges with a sour coating
- Single 3.17 oz (90 g) bag, about 32 pieces
- Chewy jelly, artificially fruit flavored
- Good for lunchboxes and party bowls
More from Ambrosoli: the dolphin shaped Flipy and the berry shaped Amberries. Everything sweet is in our Chilean candy collection.
About Ambrosoli
Ambrosoli is a Chilean candy brand. These gummies are made in Chile by Carozzi.
Quick answers
How sour is it?
Loop is sold in Chile as gomitas acidas, sour gummies. The tang comes from citric and fumaric acid in the coating, and the jelly underneath is sweet.
What shapes are in the bag?
Jelly rings and wedges, all rolled in the sour coating.
How many pieces are in a bag?
About 32. The label counts four servings of eight pieces each.
Is this the single bag or the box of small packs?
A single 3.17 oz (90 g) bag. Loop used to be sold here as a bag of ten small units. This is the one bag you buy in Chile.
Are they vegetarian?
No. Gelatin is the gelling agent, so Loop is not vegetarian or vegan.
Does it contain sulfites or artificial colors?
Both. The label declares sulfites, and the colors are artificial: FD&C Yellow 5 (tartrazine), Yellow 6, Red 40 and Blue 1. The flavors are artificial too.
Is this the same Loop sold in Chile?
Yes. Made in Chile by Carozzi under the Ambrosoli brand, in the same 90 g bag sold there.
