Fruit first
Every bag starts with juice and fruit concentrate. If the colour is red, it came from a berry — not a numbered dye.
Since the candy counter
We make the candy we wanted as kids — just with better ingredients.
iLike started with a simple complaint: the gummies we grew up on tasted like sugar and colouring, not fruit. So we rebuilt them. Real fruit juice in the recipe, fruit and vegetable concentrates in the colour, and the same chewy, sugar-sanded texture we remembered.
Today the range runs from dye-free berry jellies and sour fruit mixes to old-fashioned fruit slices, gum drops and individually wrapped vanilla caramels. Some bags are vegan. Some are gelatin free. All of them are made to be eaten by the handful.
Built for sharing
1 lb, 1.5 lb and 2 lb resealable pouches, plus 8 oz pouches for lunchboxes and glove compartments.
Packed in Florida
We pack and ship from our own warehouse, so orders leave within 1–2 business days and arrive unbroken.
What "dye free" means here
It means the colour in the bag comes from fruit, vegetable and plant concentrates — things like carrot, beetroot, turmeric and spirulina — instead of synthetic dyes. It means the recipe uses real fruit juice for sweetness and flavour. And it means the ingredient list is short enough to read out loud.
What we won't claim
Candy is candy. Our bags are a treat, not a health food, and we don't pretend otherwise. Some recipes contain gelatin and some are made in a facility that handles milk and soy — every product page says exactly which, because you should be able to check before you buy.