Tastie pasties - edible treats by Kingman - review by PonyPlay

I originally bought this product for me and my husband because I thought it was cute, but I found out that this product is probably the best to get as a gag gift or give to someone you hate. As far as this product working it doesn't so don't buy it if you want something that actually works. Lot of allergy concerns, this product uses lots of different dyes that you could be allergic to.

I'm sorry but this product is just plain frustrating and bad quality. The actually pasties are about the consistency or rice paper and just as flimsy. They are not stick by themselves, you have to lick them but when you lick them they tend to get wrinkled and ruined before you can put them on. Also the dye from the pasties will get all over you and leave you neo colored afterward. It would have been a lot nicer if this product was gummy instead of being so flimsy.

Taste nasty and smells nasty. As soon as the opened the box I got a whiff of this funky perfume fruity smell that made me feel ill. It's an overpowering smell that turned my husband off as soon as he caught a whiff of it. It's hard to describe it but it smells kinda like really bad perfume, fake sugar, and old fruit. It's just bad! Also the texture of the pasty is not gummy like you are led to believe in the picture it is actually the texture and thinness or rice paper. They taste like straight up food coloring and artificial sugar, they don't seem edible at all, I would describe it as eating paper with food coloring.

I was very disappointed, the product was very hard to put on. Also the dye from the pasties got everywhere and was hard to get out of your skin without washing. The best thing about this product is probably the cute shape of the pasties but they are very cumbersome to use and I would recommend gummy products over the rice paper stuff that they are made of.

I'm sorry but this product is packaged bad, the outside packaging is ok, but when you open it up to get to the actual pasties you find out that they are all in one giant clump in a plastic bag. They are so thin and delicate you will probably ruin like half of them trying to get them apart, as was my experience.