Trolli fans are convinced its returning winter gummy candy is just a "rebranded" version of a limited-edition release from nearly a decade ago—but don't get it twisted, they're not complaining about it.
Tried-and-true Trolli fans may remember when it teamed up with 7-Eleven in the spring of 2017 as part of its "weirdly awesome" campaign, which sought to grab the attention of Gen Z shoppers. The promotion, which saw the release of Trolli Sour Brite Sloths among other out-there shapes, highlighted the brand's unusual, alternative identity—and it was clearly a success, as all these years later, fans are still talking about it. Well, not only are they talking about it, they're seeing it in other Trolli offers.
As Trolli's winter-exclusive Sour Brite Abominable Snowmen begin returning to store shelves for the season again, fans can't help but say that the gummy candy looks just like the sloth-shaped candies it released eight years ago.
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Trolli's Sour Brite Abominable Snowmen first debuted in November 2024 as the holiday edition of its fan-favorite sour candy.
When the variety first debuted, fans thought it "looked familiar," and now that it's back for the second season in a row, shoppers figured out why the shape feels like something they've seen before—they're convinced Trolli's Sour Brite Abominable Snowmen are the same as its previously released Sloths.
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"Are these just rebranded sloths?" one fan asked.
"That's a strange way to spell sloths," a second joked.
A third, more definitive in their response, suggested that "these are literally just the sloths lmfao."
They "look like Barrel of Monkeys monkeys," someone else quipped.
Others didn't seem to mind the familiar feel, with one saying that "these look cool" regardless and another admitting they "need ittttt."
Although the two gummy candy varieties look the same, that's about where the similarities end. Trolli's Abominable Snowmen and Sloth share a similar figure and composition (chewy sour gummy coated in crunchy sugar), but the flavors and colors couldn't be any more different.
The since-discontinued Sloths were pineapple-lime, strawberry-grape, and blue raspberry-berry punch flavored, while the current seasonal shape offers three dual-flavor combos of its own: strawberry-lime, blue raspberry-guava, and mango-passion fruit.
Trolli's Sour Brite Abominable Snowmen also aren't a retailer exclusive, like its sour candy sloths were. Instead, fans looking to get a bag of the wintery variety can do so anywhere that sells other products from the brand. So far, the items have been spotted at Kroger, Stop & Shop, Target, Walgreens and Walmart (prices may vary).
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