Most Popular Mexican Candy and Sweets

Canels’ Gum

The small, easy-to-go gum seen at convenience stores across the country.

Strawberry-flavored lollipops dipped in chili powder, shaped like a hand. You have to wonder though, who’s hand is that?

The candy chili powder so many love, in watermelon flavor!

Salt and lemon powder that can be enjoyed as candy or served on food.

This tamarind candy features a gum ball that alters the texture as you enjoy it.

A candy bar with mixed fruit including tamarind, apple, and mango.

Thin stripes of candy that pack a flavorful punch. They kind of look like long pieces of spaghetti.

Delicious milk caramel lollipops made with milk.

Mexican milk candy wafers with goat milk candy.

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This candy is a combination sweet, salty, and spicy—like a Mexican pixie stick.

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