GIN GINS® GINGER CANDY
GIN GINS® PEANUT GINGER CHEWS
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If you’re looking for a nostalgic throwback to your favorite peanut treat, here you go. Peanut Ginger Chews combine a gentle sweet warmth tempered with the nutty goodness of real peanuts. A softer heat makes them ideal for milder palates.
- Made with 10% fresh ginger – more than any other brand
- Great for travel and nausea-related conditions
- Non-GMO | Gluten Free | Vegan
- America’s #1 selling ginger candy
- Sweetened with cane sugar – nothing artificial
- Sustainably farmed ginger – locally grown near the candy factory
- Buy online or find it in the candy aisle at your local grocery or specialty store
PRODUCT DETAILS
- INGREDIENTS: Cane sugar, glucose syrup, ginger (10%), tapioca starch, ground peanuts, rice flour, soy lecithin, salt, citric acid. CONTAINS: SOY AND PEANUTS.
- Made in Indonesia
- Available in: 3 oz bag
- Store in a cool, dry place
NUTRITIONAL INFO
MEET COLONEL KNOBS
| Old Colonel Knobs is still a boy at heart. From peanut butter and jelly sandwiches like his mom used to make to our sumptuous ginger candies, the Colonel goes nuts for nuts! |  |
MEET COLONEL KNOBS
Old Colonel Knobs is still a boy at heart. From peanut butter and jelly sandwiches like his mom used to make to our sumptuous ginger candies, the Colonel goes nuts for nuts!
I used to have chronic sinus infections. I would get 5-6 sinus infections a year. Antibiotics were no longer working and causing stomach problems. I started a health journey and several of The Ginger People products (ginger juice, ginger shots and candy chews) played a vital role in my recovery to where now I might get 1 sinus infection every two years!
Bought these at a small natural foods store as a road trip snack – they’re the BEST! Totally addicted now. The perfect texture, perfect flavor balance between spicy ginger and savory peanut. Plus no scary ingredients. So glad I discovered these!
These are wonderful! I accidentally picked these up once instead of the original ginger candy, and now I’m hooked.
Ok, this may be my favourite, the peanut flavouring to the ginger is like a snack of TAI…it is subtle and has a nice lasting celebration for your palette.