Wanderlust vs Lucky Cherry: Choosing Your Candy Kittens Gummies

Two vegan gummies, two very different snacking moods

Candy Kittens Wanderlust and Lucky Cherry both deliver plant-based chews, but they pull in opposite directions. Wanderlust is a mixed bag of double-layered foamy and gummy chews in four fruit flavours, while Lucky Cherry doubles down on cherry with fruity gummies and squidgy cherry dice. Your choice comes down to whether you want variety or a single, bold cherry hit.

Both come in 1x 140g and 7x 140g sizes, so the pack format does not decide the comparison for you. The real split is flavour range and texture.

Flavour range: mixed fruit versus cherry intensity

Wanderlust spreads your attention across Strawberry, Orange, Blackcurrant, and Passionfruit. Lucky Cherry keeps the focus on cherry, with a mix of gummy pieces and cherry dice. If you like reaching into a bag and not knowing exactly what you will get, Wanderlust is the more varied choice. If cherry is the flavour you reach for first, Lucky Cherry is the direct pick.

• Wanderlust: A mixed bag of Strawberry, Orange, Blackcurrant, and Passionfruit chews. Best when you want a different flavour with each handful.
• Lucky Cherry: Cherry-led throughout, with fruity cherry gummies and squidgy cherry dice. Best when you want one flavour done boldly.

Texture: double-layered foamy chews versus gummies and dice

Wanderlust is built on double-layered foamy and gummy chews, so the texture changes as you eat through the bag. Lucky Cherry pairs fruity cherry gummies with squidgy cherry dice, giving you two cherry textures in one handful. Neither is described as sour in the supplied information, so if you are looking for a sour sweet, this comparison is not the right starting point.

• Wanderlust texture: Double-layered foamy and gummy chews. The mix of foam and gummy gives each piece a two-part bite.
• Lucky Cherry texture: Fruity cherry gummies plus squidgy cherry dice. Two cherry formats in the same bag for a more varied chew.

What each bag actually contains

• Wanderlust: Wanderlust is a mixed bag of double-layered foamy and gummy chews in Strawberry, Orange, Blackcurrant, and Passionfruit. This is the clearest signal that Wanderlust suits variety-seekers rather than anyone chasing a single flavour.

  

• Lucky Cherry: Lucky Cherry combines fruity cherry gummies with squidgy cherry dice for bold bites. The two cherry formats explain why Lucky Cherry feels more intense and less varied than Wanderlust.

  

The vegan question: both are plant-based, but check the label

Wanderlust is described as Candy Kittens' first vegan gourmet chew. Lucky Cherry is crafted the New Fashioned way using plants, not gelatine. So both fit a vegan gummy comparison on the evidence supplied. What the supplied information does not confirm is allergen-free status, full ingredient lists, or specific dietary certifications beyond the vegan positioning. If you are choosing for someone with a allergy or a strict dietary requirement, check the packaging before you buy rather than relying on the product description alone.

Pack sizes and when each format makes sense

Both products are listed in 1x 140g and 7x 140g options. That means the decision is not about availability but about how much you want on hand.

• 1x 140g: A single bag is the low-commitment way to test whether you prefer Wanderlust's mixed fruit or Lucky Cherry's cherry focus.
• 7x 140g: The larger pack suits repeat snacking, sharing, or building a vegan sweet gift without making a second order. It also makes more sense if you already know which flavour you want.

How to decide in three questions

1. Do you want one flavour or several?: Choose Lucky Cherry for a cherry-only bag. Choose Wanderlust if you want Strawberry, Orange, Blackcurrant, and Passionfruit in the same bag.
2. Do you want a consistent chew or a changing texture?: Lucky Cherry gives you cherry gummies and cherry dice. Wanderlust gives you double-layered foamy and gummy chews, so the bite changes from piece to piece.
3. Is this for you or for sharing?: A mixed bag like Wanderlust tends to satisfy a group with different fruit preferences. Lucky Cherry is the stronger pick when the recipient is a cherry fan.

Where the supplied information stops

The supplied records do not include full ingredient lists, allergen statements, storage instructions, or a confirmed shelf life for either product. They also do not describe either sweet as sour. Treat those as gaps to check on the pack, not as reasons to rule either product out. For a vegan gummy comparison, the reliable differences are the flavour range and the texture mix described above.