German Gummy Bears
One Stop German Shop carries over 290 German gummy bears and gummy candies — the largest selection of authentic German gummies in the USA, imported from Germany and shipped from our New Jersey warehouse. From the original Haribo Goldbears to fruit gummies, sour varieties, foam-backed classics, and licorice, this is the full range of German gummies you grew up with or are about to discover.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are German gummy bears different from American ones?
Yes. German gummy bears, led by Haribo, have a firmer, more elastic chew, cleaner and more distinct fruit flavors, and far less surface coating than most US gummies. Many are also made with slightly less sugar without losing flavor.
Who invented the gummy bear?
Haribo founder Hans Riegel created the first gummy bears, called Goldbears, in Bonn, Germany, in 1920. Germany has been the home of the gummy bear ever since.
What kinds of German gummies do you carry?
Over 290 varieties, including classic gummy bears, fruit gummies, sour gummies, foam-backed gummies, wine gums, and licorice gummies from Haribo, Katjes, and other German brands.
Do you ship German gummy bears across the USA?
Yes. All orders ship from our New Jersey warehouse to anywhere in the USA, so you get authentic German gummies delivered fresh.
Ingredients & nutritional facts
Information about ingredients and nutritional values are displayed here to reflect our current products. We recommend you to compare this information with the information on the packaging of the orders that you receive. Any variations will be due to potential transition periods, as a result of new information by the manufacturers.
