Haribo fans are only now realizing what the ‘Key’ sweet actually is

It all began when one baffled husband took to Reddit’s CasualUK thread in search of clarity.

“After five years of marriage. We’ve just discovered that my wife and I refer to this particular Haribo sweet as something different to each other,” the user wrote.

“What do you call this Haribo?”

The post quickly gained traction as fellow sweet-toothed Redditors flooded in with their verdicts. And the opinions were very divided and wild.

The replies were a perfect blend of disbelief, nostalgia, and absurdity.

“Magnifying/looking glass,” offered one, while a second wrote: “Melted cow bones and sugar?”

“The thing [you] use to blow bubbles,” suggested a third.

‘Definitely a key’

Meanwhile, in another corner of the internet, one TikToker shared a clip, begging users to help her identify a Tangfastic sweet.

“What is this actually meant to be? Because for years and years and years, I’ve assumed it was a dummy, like a baby’s dummy,” explained @missemily. “Am I stupid? Because it just clicked that it’s a key. It’s definitely a key, right? Or is it a dummy? Or am I being the dummy and it’s something else?”

“It’s a key,” shared one confident user in the comment section. “I’ve alwContinue reading…