Trolli Sour Brite Candy Corn is the candy corn we want to eat

Candy corn is getting a tasty upgrade. Trolli Sour Brite Candy Corn is here and Halloween will never be the same.

Ready to fall in love with candy corn? The new Trolli Sour Brite Candy Corn is a Halloween game changer. Halloween is looking a little weirder and candy fans are ready to taste it.

Trolli has built its brand on the idea that being totally weird is totally tasty. From bright colors to bold flavors, this candy brand is totally unique.

While the brand is known for its sweet and sour gummy worm candy, the brand is always looking to innovate. At this year’s Sweets and Snacks Expo, Trolli walked away with huge accolades. As part of the Ferrara, this brand is always looking to push the creative envelope.

Previously revealed at the Sweets and Snacks Expo and now available to the public, the Trolli Sour Brite Candy Corn is collaboration between Trolli and Brach (both brands under the Ferrara candy company). The collaboration totally put candy corn on a new level.

While this Halloween candy has a classic candy corn shape, the flavor is far from that traditional flavor. Each candy piece features a sweet/sour flavor and it is totally Trolli.

In a bag, there are flavor combinations of “lemon/cherry, orange/lime and grape/strawberry.” While the brightly colored candy gives a hint of the flavor, it is a modern twist on the often controversial candy corn.

From the packaging to the colors, this Halloween candy spin is needed and wanted by consumers. While some people love candy corn, younger consumers might not choose that candy as their favorite Halloween treat.

By taking the popular sour flavor trend and employing bright colors, this candy modernizes candy corn. Without offending traditionalists, this Halloween candy will find its way to all types spooky events.
The Trolli Sour Brite Candy Corn will be available at various retailers. A bag has a suggested retail price of $1.99.

Will this new Trolli Sour Brite Candy Corn change your thoughts about the traditional Halloween candy?