In this video, I dive into the world of Joyride, @ryan Trahan's latest venture into candy. Joyride offers a range of sugar-coated sour strips, all housed in a handy resealable package. The lineup includes flavors like Sour Pink Lemonade and Sour Green Apple, which I found to be the standouts. However, not all were hits—the Sour Strawberry fell short for me, and the Sour Blue Raspberry was mediocre at best.

A notable feature of these candies is their natural ingredients—there are no artificial colors or flavors, which gives the candies a more subdued, natural look, quite unlike the vibrant hues you might expect from typical candy. This also means they all tend to taste somewhat similar. One drawback I noticed was the packaging; the strips were often clumped together, making them tricky to get out.

While the commitment to natural flavors is commendable and certainly a healthier option compared to their artificially flavored counterparts, it does come with a downside. The lack of artificial enhancers means the flavors lack the punchy "wow" factor I'm used to with conventional candies. This could be a matter of personal taste, as those accustomed to less processed sweets might appreciate the subtlety more.

Overall, my experience with Joyride was lukewarm. For a price point of $5 per package, I would hesitate to recommend them unless you're specifically looking for a healthier candy option and don't mind a less intense flavor profile. I wouldn't go out of my way to find them in stores, especially when in the mood for something sweet and indulgent.

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