Candy Cane Rainbow Cherry Gift Set | 12 Pieces in Each Box - Pack of 3-36 Total Count | Individually Wrapped | Includes To & From Gift Tags (Cherry)

I like it was good

Ordered 3 dozen. All broken. Every single one. Also, I was surprised at how small they are. These are not the mini size ones, but definitely not the full size either ... sort of wimpy looking. Lastly, the cellophane wrappers are IMPOSSIBLE to remove. I have no idea how anyone is supposed to eat these things. Nevertheless, they are pretty.

Good candy canes. My grandkids love them

Every last one of these candy canes is BROKEN, not a couple, not a few…ALL of the..every single one. If I could give this negative stars I would. They came in a box and were still broken. Thanks for ruining Christmas…

I purchased these for a craft project. Didn’t really care how they tasted, but ended up finding out because so many were broken and unusable upon arrival... May as well make the best of it, have a snack, and not waste them, right? Meh. I ate about half of one and gave up.There are three boxes of 12 candy canes per “item”, and mine arrived as follows:Box #1: 0 broken, 12 intactBox #2: 10 broken, 2 intactBox #3: 2 broken, 10 intactSo that’s 24 out of 36. Two thirds. Essentially, I only received two usable boxes.If you’re buying them for edible treats, you should know they aren’t crunchy and crumbly. They must have been exposed to moisture during transit and/or sat on the storage shelf far too long. They don’t taste much like cherry; they have a much more muted taste, somewhere between a plain red Twizzler and Dubble Bubble gum.As I said, I purchased these for a craft project and, unfortunately, they’re not great for that, either. Instead of tightly shrink-wrapped canes, the wrappers are a bit loose and baggy, making them awkward to work with. Such a shame, as these were the prettiest rainbow candy canes Amazon had to offer (and I did a *very* deep dive into all of the available options). I needed at least 24 for my project and now I have no room for mistakes or do-overs.Paying $13 for 36 pieces of candy seems like a pricy gamble, but since it turns out I only got 24 usable pieces, it looks like the house won. I do plan to contact customer service for a refund (and Amazon customer service is great!), but it’s unlikely I’ll be able to return them as I cut open the product boxes in order to prioritize the integrity of the contents. (The candy canes are wedged into the package a little awkwardly, and if you just pull on the canes, there would be too much pressure on the crook and you’d risk breaking it at the bend. Best to cut or gently tear the light cardboard around them.)After accounting for damages, I averaged in at 54¢ per intact candy cane, which I suppose is not a terrible price per item for a craft project. But I would rather have paid $8.62 for 2 boxes I could count on being usable. After all, those remaining 11.5 aren’t likely to be eaten.I gave these two stars instead of one because they really are the prettiest color of rainbow candy canes I’ve ever come across, but disappointingly not worth the risk.

Everything is good as the picture shows and taste wise, but there was a few cracks and breaks in the canes.

I dislike that I could return product that was damaged, I had one full box broken and most of the candy canes were broke. I'll just go to the dollar store next time.