MAOAM Kracher are the individually wrapped fruit chews that made MAOAM a fixture of the German candy aisle. Each one is a soft, long-lasting chew with an intensely fruity centre — orange, lemon, cherry and raspberry in the classic mix — wrapped in the familiar comic-strip paper that German children have been unwrapping since the 1930s.
What makes Kracher different from other MAOAM
MAOAM comes in several formats and they are not interchangeable. Kracher are the single wrapped chews sold loose by the tub or bag — the ones you put in a bowl. Bloxx are the rectangular blocks sold in small packs. Joystixx are the long chewy sticks. If you grew up with MAOAM in Germany and remember unwrapping them one at a time, Kracher is the one you are looking for.
German MAOAM vs. what you find in US stores
MAOAM has belonged to Haribo since 1986, and the German production stays closer to the original recipe — a softer chew and a sharper fruit flavour than most American chewy candy. It is rarely stocked in US supermarkets, which is why most people searching for MAOAM Kracher in the States end up importing it.
Shipping and storage
We ship MAOAM Kracher across the USA from our warehouse in New Jersey. Chews keep best somewhere cool and dry — in a warm room they will soften and stick together inside the wrapper, though the candy itself is unaffected.
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