Gerrit'sSatellite Wafers 1.23 Ounce Bag ( One Bag)

Haven’t been able to find these in stores since I was a kid so I was pleased to find them on here, they are weird but taste good and give me nostalgia.

I’m not being dramatic when I say these were actually inedible. I reckon the batch I was sent was made in 1994 and relabeled with a new expiration date. The wafer part was so stale I physically couldn’t bite through it, I literally wasn’t able to. It tasted like nothing, mixed with damp basement. The entire bag went directly into the trash. Crazy waste of money. Bummer!

Came very fast and the product is as advertised! Amazing

These are more of a texture than a taste thing, the only flavor comes from the little sugary balls inside the wafer pouches. I really like them though! They're a fun experience to eat, they feel kinda futuristic. These arrived not protected at all, but very few were broken so that's nice! (A bit of an extra protection would be nice though, given how fragile these are) Basically don't expect these to be anything other than what they are, and be open to a new experience and you'll probably enjoy them! I think some of the other reviews are being a bit unfair.

I'd never tried these before. I'm not sure why I thought they'd taste fruity. They do not. If you're wondering what they taste like, they're literally flavorless communion wafers with sprinkles inside. Why do these exist.

I like they taste very good, I dislike the price. My community store has them for $2 a bad, but when they run out, I end up buying them from Amazon. Some of them come broken which sucks. Would love Amazon to decrease the price and I would continue to buy more.

Brings back the days of penny candy. Not to sweet. Just enough to kill a craving.

Have you ever eaten packing peanuts and thought to yourself, "Self, there has to be a way to make these worse?" Well, you're absolutely right. And here it is. These were indescribably bad. Maybe they were stale. Maybe they weren't stale. I called these stale and some actual stale items were offended. This is the taste of the Oregon Trail - not the video game, but the actual trail. Imagine putting some cupcake sprinkles into a Styrofoam container and then eating that. Why would you do that? And why would you pay for it? I might eat these again if someone dared me and multiple parties put up money to see it. But it would have to be a lot of money.