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    "title": "Peach rings",
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    "modified": "2026-09-26T14:36:51+01:00",
    "excerpt": "Peach rings are soft, ring shaped gummy sweets, some with a sour sugar coat. One recipe uses 8% real peach juice concentrate. What is in them, and why.",
    "content_text": "Peach rings are soft gummy sweets shaped like a ring, with a peach flavour and a sugary coating, sometimes sharpened with acid into sour peach rings. One UK retailer even describes its sour apple rings as a sour apple twist on the classic peach ring: see sour apple rings\nWhat is in them\nRecipes vary between makers. CandyKing, a pick and mix supplier, lists the ingredients of its Sour Peach Rings as:\nGlucose syrup and sugar, the main sweeteners.Peach juice concentrate, 8%, real fruit in the sweet.Gelatine, for the soft, chewy set: see gelatine in sweets explainedMalic acid, for sourness: see what is malic acid in sweets?Glycerol, a humectant that keeps the sweet soft.Black carrot, carrot and apple concentrates and turmeric extract, for colour: see natural colours in sweetsNatural flavouring.\nCandyKing describes them as palm oil free, made with natural flavours and natural colourants, and gives 49 g of sugar and 0.02 g of salt per 100 g.\nReal peach, or peach flavour?\nThis recipe contains real peach juice concentrate. That is not true of every peach sweet. The Vidal peach hearts listed by two UK retailers, for example, contain no peach at all, taking their taste from flavourings: see peach hearts\nWhy they are sour\nMalic acid is sourer than citric acid and is used in sour sweets with or in place of it. Sour sweets made with malic acid are sometimes labelled with a warning that eating too many can irritate the mouth: see how are sour sweets made?\nDiet and allergies\nCandyKing's peach rings contain gelatine, which is made from animals, so they are not suitable for vegetarians or vegans. CandyKing also reminds shoppers that pick and mix scoops are used in different boxes, so allergens can move between them: see pick and mix and allergies\nIn our pick and mix\nWe sell SW020 by the 100 g. Recipes differ between makers, so the card opens up to show the full ingredients and allergens for the peach rings we actually stock.",
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