Product Review: Numa Milk Chews!

First of all, what the heck is a "milk chew"?


I had no idea. But I wanted to try it.

A milk chew is milk based chewy treat inspired by Tawainese nougat. It reminded me of a sort of nougat, taffy-like candy. So what makes Numa milk chews special?


  • no artificial ingredients
  • artificial ingredients and preservative free
  • less sugar
  • healthy vitamins  
They use traditional methods and high-quality ingredients and I could tell. It tasted sweet and rich with a great chewy texture. You know when you go to an old-fashioned candy shop and get the candy that was made fresh? That's what this was like! It tasted REAL and fresh. The name "Numa" actually comes from the Chinese characters for daughter and mother because this candy was based on Joyce's mother's handmade treats. She had an autoimmune disorder and enjoyed her mother, Jane's healthy treats. Now they share that with all of us! 

They have less calories, fat and sugar than a granola bar or ordinary candy. They have more protein and vitamins and make a great snack pre-workout, traveling, at work, or basically anything! I would definitely take these on a road trip or plane or just as a nice sweet treat for any day! 

They currently have one flavor with peanuts and dried cranberries but they are coming out with two new flavors soon! Stay tuned - I'm so excited for the new flavors! 

Check out Numa Milk Chews here: https://numafoods.com/

What is your favorite candy to get at an old fashioned candy shop? I used to love pralines!

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