Haribo Goldbears is a 15.9 oz (450 g) bear-shaped tub of the original gummy bear, first made in 1922, in five classic fruit flavors, imported from Germany. It's a large, resealable format for sharing, and comes as a Single or Pack of 3, shipped fast from our New Jersey warehouse.
Haribo Goldbears: The Original Gummy Bear in a Resealable 15.9 oz Tub
- Five classic fruit flavors — raspberry, orange, strawberry, pineapple, and lemon in one tub
- The original gummy bear shape — the recipe Hans Riegel introduced in 1922
- Contains gelatin — standard Goldbears use pork-derived gelatin, so they are not suitable for vegetarians or vegans
- Resealable 15.9 oz (450 g) tub — a large, shareable size that stays fresh between servings
- Genuine German import — made in Germany, not a reformulated US-market recipe
- Pack options — Single and Pack of 3 for stocking up or gifting
How to Use
Scoop straight from the resealable tub for snacking, or use Goldbears as a topping for ice cream, yogurt, or a candy-bar dessert board. The tub format makes it easy to portion out servings for parties or kids' lunches. Store the tub in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat, and snap the lid shut after each use to keep the bears from drying out.
About Haribo
Haribo was founded in Bonn, Germany, in 1920 by Hans Riegel — the name HARIBO comes from Hans Riegel Bonn. In 1922, Riegel invented the Goldbear, the world's first gummy bear, and the company has stayed a leading name in gummy candy ever since. Haribo candy sold in the US is still made in Germany and other European facilities. Browse more German gummies in our Candy & Chocolate Bars collection or see the full Haribo range. Learn more at haribo.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
What flavors are in Haribo Goldbears?
Goldbears come in five classic fruit flavors: raspberry (red), orange (orange), strawberry (green), pineapple (colorless), and lemon (yellow). Each color corresponds to a specific fruit flavor in the original German recipe, and the mix is the same set of five flavors Haribo has used since the tub's current lineup was established.
Are Haribo Goldbears suitable for vegetarians?
No. Standard Haribo Goldbears are made with pork-derived gelatin, which is not suitable for vegetarians or vegans. Haribo does sell gelatin-free gummies under other product lines in some markets, but the classic Goldbears tub sold here uses the traditional gelatin recipe, so check the printed label if gelatin is a concern.
How should I store an opened tub of Haribo Goldbears?
Keep the tub in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources such as a stove or window. Warm conditions can soften the gummies and dull their fruity flavor over time. Snap the lid closed fully after each use, and the resealable tub design will keep the candy fresh for regular snacking.
Where are Haribo Goldbears made?
Haribo Goldbears are made in Germany by Haribo GmbH and Co. KG. The Goldbear was invented by Hans Riegel in Bonn in 1922, and this tub is the genuine imported product rather than a US-licensed version, so shoppers get the same recipe sold across Germany.