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super yummy! reminds me of home from the Phl. So good for snacks while watching movies etc.
I love these tamarind
this a very good candy very fresh you will love them
Its sweet! Looking for the sour taste tho
I ordered 2 but I received one open, But the taste is good, same when I was a kid, i always like salted tamarind it’s so nice to find it at weee, I will definitely ordered it again.
My festive table with lots of treats...
Taste really good!
Sweet and tangy.. craving satisfied
My order arrived on time. It was packed well and everything arrived in perfect condition.
Beautifully packed item. Arrived as promised and of course handled with care.
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I've already opened my little package, watch out for the seeds! Delicious candy, smaller than I expected
Yummy I have to order more.
I always enjoy this tart candy growing up. Glad Wee has them and they will remind me of my grandmother always giving a large bag or two to me and my siblings. It's an acquired taste but trully enjoyable. Always think of my grandmother when I chew them. Such memories.
Sweet and tangy!! Nostalgic
This one of my favorites since childhood.
I’m so excited :) I missed this so much
A good treat reminds me of my childhood
sweet tamarind I love it thank u weee
Hide these! Sweet and tangy.
Just the way I like it, Sweetness & saltiness.
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Yummy sour but careful for hard seeds!
It’s easy to bring around It’s cheap and delicious as well
it's alright..too slimy maybe it's old
Ate 2 right away! Delicious just the right amount of salt. More sweet-salty. My favorite. Will repurchase.
We love this! Will reorder again
I like it. Its perfect
Tastes like the tamarind/Sampalok candy that I used to enjoy when I was in elementary and high school, growing up back in the Philippines.
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What is sampaloc candy?
Sampaloc candy is a popular Filipino sweet treat made from tamarind fruit, sugar, and salt.
Is it vegan friendly?
Yes, the ingredients used in making sampaloc candy are vegan-friendly as it is mainly made from fruit and sugar.
How is sampaloc candy made?
It is made by boiling tamarind fruit, removing the seeds, blending it into a pulp, adding sugar and salt, and then letting it cool before rolling it into individual candies.
How long does sampaloc candy last?
It can last up to a year when stored properly in a cool and dry place.
How to store sampaloc candy?
Sampaloc candy should be stored in an airtight container in a cool, dry place.
What is the texture of sampaloc candy?
Sampaloc candy has a sticky, chewy and soft texture.
What can you pair sampaloc candy with?
While typically eaten on its own, it could also be paired with other light munchies such as popcorn or crackers.
Are there different versions of sampaloc candy?
Yes, there can be slight variations in recipe and flavors. Some might add chili spice for a hot kick or additional fruit flavors.
What does sampaloc candy taste like?
Although it is categorized as candy, it has a balanced sweet, sour, and slightly salty taste as a result from tamarind fruit.
Where does sampaloc candy originate from?
Sampaloc candy originated from the Philippines.
Is it good for health?
In moderation, it can be a healthy snack because tamarind is known for its high vitamin C and E content. However, it does contain sugar.
Can you freeze sampaloc candy?
Yes, you can freeze sampaloc candy to extend its shelf life.
Is it gluten-free?
Yes, Sampaloc candy is gluten-free.
Can children eat sampaloc candy?
Yes, but it should be given in moderation because it is a sugar-based candy. Also, she careful since it is quite sticky and could be a choking hazard.
Where can I buy Sampaloc candy?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, https://www.sayweee.com
Can I make sampaloc candy at home?
Yes, you can. All you need is tamarind, sugar, and salt, along with a little patience.
Popular reviews
- super yummy! reminds me of home from the Phl. So good for snacks while watching movies etc.
- I love these tamarind
- this a very good candy very fresh you will love them
- Its sweet! Looking for the sour taste tho
- I ordered 2 but I received one open, But the taste is good, same when I was a kid, i always like salted tamarind it’s so nice to find it at weee, I will definitely ordered it again.
- My festive table with lots of treats...
- Taste really good!
- Sweet and tangy.. craving satisfied
- My order arrived on time. It was packed well and everything arrived in perfect condition.
- Beautifully packed item. Arrived as promised and of course handled with care.
- I've already opened my little package, watch out for the seeds! Delicious candy, smaller than I expected
- Yummy I have to order more.
- I always enjoy this tart candy growing up. Glad Wee has them and they will remind me of my grandmother always giving a large bag or two to me and my siblings. It's an acquired taste but trully enjoyable. Always think of my grandmother when I chew them. Such memories.
- Sweet and tangy!! Nostalgic
- This one of my favorites since childhood.
- I’m so excited :) I missed this so much
- A good treat reminds me of my childhood
- sweet tamarind I love it thank u weee
- Hide these! Sweet and tangy.
- Just the way I like it, Sweetness & saltiness.
- Yummy sour but careful for hard seeds!
- It’s easy to bring around It’s cheap and delicious as well
- it's alright..too slimy maybe it's old
- Ate 2 right away! Delicious just the right amount of salt. More sweet-salty. My favorite. Will repurchase.
- We love this! Will reorder again
- I like it. Its perfect
- Tastes like the tamarind/Sampalok candy that I used to enjoy when I was in elementary and high school, growing up back in the Philippines.
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