Queen Anne Dark Chocolate Covered Cordial Cherries | 6.6 oz | 10 Piece Gift Box | Whole Maraschino Cherry Creamy Filled Liquid Center | Holiday Party Chocolate Candy

They were all broken open. Used a spoon. Really good as usual.

Those were the worst EVER! They were the dredge of what they were supposed to be. All hard, at some point melted out, and hardened. Ridiculous! I want my money back!

Very good and fresh !!

2 boxes, both completely ruined and useless! All were damaged beyond being edible, 1 section had the plastic safety seal removed on 2 corners. Melted beyond recognition and hardened, and oxidized, and a complete sticky mess. Can't return and very disappointed. Do not order.

She Loved em.

These were not edible. They were a Mother’s Day gift but were not edible at all . The cover stuck to the first layer and second layer the cherries were melted out of chocolate

I didn't read the reviews for this item until after I ordered it. I only had a couple of minutes left to get free shipping on orders under $25 when I found these so I just ordered real quick and like I said, didn't read the reviews until after ordering. All in all my cherries were not as bad as some of the reviews stated, there was no stale funny odors, no white stuff or any color stuff growing on them, they were just 'smushed' a little. One cherry that was the most 'smushed' had the cellophane pulled loose from the plastic tray so that one was dried out some. The rest of the 2 trays were 'smushed' slightly but were sealed and not dried out. The 'best by' date on the package is 9/20/23 so they are not expired. The reason I'm calling these factory seconds' is that along with the 'best by' date not being expired the package/box they came in was NOT damaged in any way. It was not creased, bent, flattened, torn, out of shape or in any way damaged. This leads me to believe these cherries were 'smushed' @ the factory after being packed in the plastic trays. Whether this was done when they sealed the trays with the plastic film on top I don't know. All I know is they were not damaged in transport, storage, or anything else AFTER leaving the factory. I know they have some kind of quality control and these were probably spotted by quality control and pulled from the conveyor belt and evaluated by a human as sellable. They could have sold them @ a lower/better price than they did. If they had I would have bought them again. But they didn't/don't so I'm not going to pay that much for damaged goods. I also noticed that there is a different sticker placed over the bar code printed on the box. This sticker has a different bar code than the one on the box so that raises the possibility that Queen Ann sold these 'factory seconds' to some other company instead of directly to the public. Still, it doesn't change my lowered opinion of Queen Anne. I dearly love my cordial cherries but economics trumps desire/taste/whatever. I am sorry to see this company (Queen Anne) lose their integrity.

Excellent