Sour Patch Kids are typically gelatin-free starch gummies, but colours and "natural flavors" vary by market — check for carmine and confirm no gelatin on your bag.
Sour Patch Kids are sugar, invert sugar, modified corn starch, tartaric and citric acids, and colours / flavours, then coated in sour sugar. Mondelēz uses starch rather than gelatin for the chew in the main North American and many export formulas — that is why they are often labelled vegetarian.
US, Canadian, UK and Australian bags are not identical. A vegetarian claim is the fastest positive signal. Without it, read the full ingredient list before assuming the starch formula.
Swedish Fish and other soft candies from the same corporate family can differ — do not transfer this verdict blindly.
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