A root vegetable Japan has been eating for centuries. Ground into flour and set into a jelly, it turns into a chew that's bouncier than a gummy and lighter than candy — mostly water and fiber, so a whole pack lands at 15–20 calories.

How much sugar is in a pack?

4 grams per serving, from beet sugar. No high-fructose corn syrup and no sugar alcohols — so none of the gassy, stomach-ache aftermath other 'low-sugar' candies tend to leave behind.

Are they vegan and gluten-free?

Both. No gelatin, no wheat, no animal products anywhere in the bag.

How much fiber is in them?

There isn’t enough fiber in each serving for us to make a fiber claim, so we don’t. The fiber comes from the konjac root itself, not added fiber powders. It’s also part of what gives the chew its light texture.

Why is there a 3-bag minimum?

The chews are heavy for their size and ship from our own warehouse, so a one- or two-bag box costs more to send than the snacks are worth. Three bags is where the math works out. Plushies ship separately, with no minimum.

Ten individually wrapped jelly packets, 0.56 oz (16g) each. The ingredients stay simple: water, beet sugar, real fruit purée (or matcha), konjac flour, and the food gums that give the jelly its bounce.

Yuzu Lemonade Konjac Jelly Chews | Citrus Candy

Name: Yuzu Lemonade Konjac Chews
Brand: Pac Pac Snacks
SKU: YUZUL10
Price: 6.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Pac Pac yuzu lemonade konjac chews info banner: sweetened with beet sugar, no artificial colors or sweeteners, plant-based, low calorie, naturally flavored

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My son’s favorite flavor! Tart and refreshing

Bright and refreshing

These yuzu lemonade konjac chews are bright and tart but also sweet. Soft chewy texture and doesnt stick. Really refreshing jelly snack.

Better than sour candy

I like sour stuff but most gummies are too artificial. These konjac ones contain real yuzu flavor and the lemonade you can taste.

I really enjoy the citrus flavor. It just gives a right good amount of sourness and sweetness.
Love it!

Kids liked the tart flavor

Wasnt sure if my kids would go for yuzu but they loved these. Wobbly fun jelly texture, not too sour, and easy to add one sachet into a lunchbox. Will buy more.

Solid everyday snack

Yuzu lemonade konjac jelly is my current favorite. Tart and sweet at the same time. Good low cal option.

It is so tasty and refresh summer days! I keep them in the refrigerator .
They are very healthy snacks which used no corn syrup . I love them!! I will try the other flavor too. Good for kids too!!

Great citrusy candy

Real citrus taste, no fake candy vibe. These jellies are going in my stash.

I like these. Not too sweet. Big lemon taste.

Clean citrus taste

No weird aftertaste which I avoid in candy. The yuzu flavor is pretty noticeable and the lemonade too. A unique squishy texture in your mouth

Delicious!

Super tasty! Sour, sweet, and really juicy. The chew is a really nice texture, too.

Went through the pack quick

Finished really fast. Flavor is natural and the jelly is sooo satisfying.

Yummy

I love the lemon flavor and the jello like consistency.

Wonderfully refreshing - the totally Japanese yuzu takes center stage with its lemony flavor paired logically with lemonade for the most appealing treat! This is such a winner, cold or room temperature!!

Light and not too sweet

These are perfect when I want something citrusy but not heavy. Lots of yuzu lemonade taste and it’s an easy portable snack.

Refreshing

I like that theyre tart without being overpowering. Good gluten free option as well, not like a junky candy

A better for you gummy

These feel a step above regular gummies with the juicy lemonade flavor. I wish the packs were bigger.

A Taste of Japan

I’m Japanese, and this reminds me of home. Yuzu can be a bit bitter, but this yuzu lemonade flavor is refreshingly sweet and delicious! My 10-year-old daughter loves it—it’s a great low-calorie snack for kids.

Buy now!

Go buy these right now!!!! These are the best jelly candy I’ve tried. I also really like the wild berry and mango flavors.

Questions, answered

A root vegetable Japan has been eating for centuries. Ground into flour and set into a jelly, it turns into a chew that's bouncier than a gummy and lighter than candy — mostly water and fiber, so a whole pack lands at 15–20 calories.
4 grams per serving, from beet sugar. No high-fructose corn syrup and no sugar alcohols — so none of the gassy, stomach-ache aftermath other 'low-sugar' candies tend to leave behind.
Both. No gelatin, no wheat, no animal products anywhere in the bag.
There isn’t enough fiber in each serving for us to make a fiber claim, so we don’t. The fiber comes from the konjac root itself, not added fiber powders. It’s also part of what gives the chew its light texture.
The chews are heavy for their size and ship from our own warehouse, so a one- or two-bag box costs more to send than the snacks are worth. Three bags is where the math works out. Plushies ship separately, with no minimum.
Ten individually wrapped jelly packets, 0.56 oz (16g) each. The ingredients stay simple: water, beet sugar, real fruit purée (or matcha), konjac flour, and the food gums that give the jelly its bounce.