Is That Your Childhood Calling? These 9 Mexican Candies Will Take You Back

I was obsessed with these Pelon Pelo Rico Tamarind Candies ($8) growing up. The packaging is half the fun; as you push the top down, the sweet candy pops out like spaghetti.

Jovy Revolcadtas with Chili Watermelon ($5) is a hard candy with a soft, watermelon inside that reminds us of childhood.

This melt-in-your-mouth, De La Rosa Marzipan Peanut Candy ($10), is what happiness tastes like.

Rebanaditas ($8) have a cult following. They're spicy and salty on the outside and sweet on the inside.

Paleta Payaso ($15) is a chocolate covered marshmallow lollipop, aka the best thing ever.

These Duvalin candies ($13) come with a tiny plastic spoon, so you can eat them anywhere. They come in a bunch of different flavors, like strawberry, hazelnut, vanilla, and swirls.

Rellerindos ($9) is a hard candy that's salty and spicy on the outside and addictively sweet on the inside. You can't have just one.

The Pulparindo Flavors Bundle ($13) contains one regular, one extra hot, one mango, and one watermelon box. It's sort of like an Airhead, but less sweet. The tamarind flavor brings such an interesting kick.

If you too are obsessed with mango and chili powder, consider the Vero Spicy Mango Lollipop ($15) your favorite snack in candy form.