By The Candy Store

Gummy Candy in Singapore: Peelable Gummies, Clusters and Novelty Gummies (2026)

Peel it, squish it, crunch it or build a tiny burger out of it: gummies have come a long way from the humble bear. If you have been searching for gummy candy in Singapore that is a bit more exciting than the supermarket bag, you are in the right place. This guide explains how gummies are made, what makes peelable, 4D and cluster gummies different, how to pick the right one for kids, parties or your own desk drawer, and the gummies we keep reaching for right now. Everything here is in stock at The Candy Store, with islandwide delivery across Singapore. Unwrap the Fun.

A Quick History of the Gummy

The modern gummy story usually starts in Germany, where Haribo founder Hans Riegel launched his famous little dancing bears in the 1920s. Fruit gums and jelly sweets existed long before that, but the bouncy, chewy, bear-shaped gummy became the template the whole world copied. Over the following decades gummies spread to the UK, the US and Asia, and every market added its own twist: sour sugar coatings, fizzy dustings, foam layers, fruit-juice recipes and, more recently, shapes so realistic they look like food.

Today the most exciting gummies are all about experience. Candy makers are competing on texture and play value as much as flavour, which is why you now see gummies you can peel, gummies wrapped in crunchy candy and gummies that come with a toy.

How Gummies Are Made (and Why Texture Varies So Much)

Most gummies start as a hot syrup of sugar, glucose syrup and water. A gelling agent is stirred in, along with flavours, colours and food acids, and the mixture is poured into moulds (traditionally trays of cornstarch with shapes pressed into them). The gummies are left to set and dry, then polished with a glazing agent such as carnauba wax so they do not stick together.

The gelling agent is the big decider of texture:

  • Gelatin gives that classic springy, bouncy chew. It is animal-derived, which matters for Halal and vegan shoppers (more on that below).
  • Pectin, from fruit, gives a softer, shorter bite that melts more cleanly. Many plant-based gummies use it.
  • Starch creates a denser, slightly firmer chew, often used in vegan sweets.

Newer formats layer these textures. A peelable gummy has a firmer outer "skin" over a softer centre, and a gummy cluster wraps a soft gummy core in hard, crunchy candy pieces. That contrast is exactly what makes them so satisfying.

Peelable and 4D Gummies

Peelable gummies are the format we get asked about most at our Tanglin Mall store. You literally peel the outer layer away like fruit skin, then eat the soft centre. They are fun for kids, oddly relaxing for adults and very popular on social media. Browse the full Peelable Gummies collection for every flavour.

Amos Peelerz Gummy Kiwi Flavour Pouch, 65g

Amos Peelerz Gummy Kiwi Flavour Pouch, 65g

A chewy peelable outer layer hides a soft kiwi gummy inside, and the recipe uses real fruit juice. The kiwi flavour is bright and slightly tangy, which makes it a nice change from the usual strawberry and cola. A great first peelable if you have never tried one.

Amos Peelerz Gummy Pineapple Flavour Pouch

Amos Peelerz Gummy Pineapple Flavour Pouch

Pineapple-shaped and tropical-tasting, this one feels made for Singapore. Peel it slowly for maximum satisfaction, then enjoy the sweet, juicy centre. It is a favourite for party bags because kids love the peel-and-eat ritual.

Amos 4D Fruit Gummy Peach Burst Peg Bag, 65g

Amos 4D Fruit Gummy Peach Burst Peg Bag, 65g

These gummies are moulded into realistic little peaches with a juicy, aromatic peach flavour. They look almost too cute to eat, which is why they work so well on dessert tables and in gift boxes.

Candy Realms 5D Peelable Halloween Gummies, 60g

Candy Realms 5D Peelable Halloween Gummies, 60g

Perfect timing with Halloween around the corner. Each pouch holds individually wrapped peelable gummies shaped like spooky characters, from Frankenstein to a black cat and a witch's hat. Individually wrapped means they are ideal for trick-or-treat bowls. For more ideas, see our Halloween candy guide.

Crunchy Outside, Chewy Inside: Gummy Clusters

Gummy clusters took the internet by storm because of one simple trick: a soft gummy centre coated in tiny crunchy candies. You get crunch, chew and a little tang in every bite. Explore the full Gummy Clusters range.

Nerds Gummy Clusters Berries Fruit Flavour Candy Bag

Nerds Gummy Clusters Berries Fruit Flavour Candy Bag

The Very Berry version of the cult favourite: a crunchy, tangy Nerds shell around a soft red berry gummy. If you already love the Rainbow pack, this is the one to try next. One of our best sellers, and a pocket-sized bag that fits easily in a school bag or handbag.

Novelty Gummies: Burgers, Tacos and Surprises

Novelty gummies are where the fun really gets silly. They are brilliant for birthday party favours, gifts for kids who have "everything" and photo-friendly candy tables. Find more in our Novelty and Giant Gummies collection.

Gummi King Taco, 100g

Gummi King Taco, 100g

A colourful gummy shaped like a mini taco, with assorted fruity flavours and a soft chew. It always gets a laugh, and it is a fun one to add to a themed party or a pick and mix spread.

Gumi Yum Surprise Minions Gummy & Toy By Zuru

Gumi Yum Surprise Minions Gummy & Toy By Zuru

Multi-layered fruity gummies plus a surprise collectible Minions toy inside. It is half candy, half blind box, so kids get two treats in one. A smart pick for goodie bags and classroom rewards.

Zed Candy Screamers Gummy Fries Shake, 70g

Zed Candy Screamers Gummy Fries Shake, 70g

An interactive kit for sour fans: gummy fries, crunchy Sour Nippers and Souracha liquid candy sauce. Pour it all in the box, seal, shake and dig in. It is extremely sour, so if that sounds like your kind of challenge, our sour candy scale guide has plenty more.

How to Choose the Right Gummy

  • For young kids: go for peelables or novelty gummies with a toy. They are as much an activity as a snack.
  • For party bags: individually wrapped or pouch formats keep things tidy and hygienic. Mix one novelty gummy with a few smaller sweets.
  • For texture lovers: gummy clusters give the best crunch-and-chew contrast.
  • For sour fans: look for sanded or shake-it-yourself formats like the Screamers Gummy Fries.
  • For bulk and candy buffets: loose gummies by the kilo are better value. Our pick and mix guide shows you how to build a balanced bag.

Halal and Vegan Gummies

Because classic gummies are set with gelatin, it is always worth checking the label. The gummies featured above all use gelatin, so they are not suitable for vegetarians or vegans, and none of them carry a Halal tag on our store. If you need Halal options, browse our Halal collection, where gummies such as the Amos 4D Strawberry Burst and Gummi King Pizza carry the Halal tag. For gelatin-free gummies made with pectin or starch, start with our Vegan collection. If you have a strict dietary requirement or allergy, always check the product page and packaging before buying, as recipes can change.

Keeping Gummies Fresh in Singapore

Heat and humidity are a gummy's worst enemies. Warm gummies go soft and sticky, and crunchy coatings (like on clusters) can lose their snap. Keep packs sealed, store them somewhere cool and dry away from windows, and never leave them in a hot car. If gummies have gone a bit soft, ten minutes in the fridge firms them right back up.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy gummy candy in Singapore?

You can shop our full range of peelable, cluster and novelty gummies online at thecandystore.sg with islandwide delivery, or visit The Candy Store at Tanglin Mall to see them in person.

What are peelable gummies?

Peelable gummies have a firmer outer layer that you peel off like fruit skin before eating the soft gummy centre inside. Find them in our Peelable Gummies collection.

Are gummies Halal?

Not always. Many gummies use gelatin, which may come from different sources. Our Halal collection gathers the sweets tagged Halal on our store. Always check the product page and packaging.

What is the difference between gummies and jelly sweets?

The terms overlap, but gummies are usually firmer and bouncier (often gelatin-based), while jelly sweets tend to be softer and more tender, often made with pectin or starch.

Find Your New Favourite Gummy

Whether you want to peel, crunch, shake or collect, there is a gummy with your name on it. Browse our Peelable Gummies, Gummy Clusters and Novelty Gummies, or explore everything in Shop Everything, all with islandwide delivery across Singapore. Unwrap the Fun.

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