GROSSERY GANG The Season 1 Large Pack, Multi-Colored

I think these are very expensive and not worth the money, however they were a hit for my daughter so I think overall they are good.

They were being given out at our town fair and my 5 year old son loved his little "Shampoop" I didn't really understand his fascination with them but it is what it is. It is fun collecting them and comparing them to the chart that is in each package. I now use them as his little daily motivational reward for brushing teeth. He has 20 of them now including “Grotty Soap”, “Slop Corn”, “Sticky Soda” and many others and is still sooo excited when he gets a new one. I don't know if the grosseries inside are always the same or not so I haven't rebought it yet. I'm just going through all the different style packs for now. We keep them in a row on his bathtub now so they are also fun bath toys.

They are really fun

In the two crate blind bags, one is always an ultra-rare (i.e., a moldy vegetable), and the other other is always a limited edition sticky sweets (i.e., the see-through sticky ones). If there is a limited edition sticky sweet character among the visible characters, there will still be one more in one of the crates.If you're primarily interested in getting the ultra-rares (i.e., the moldy vegetables), these 10-packs turn out to be the most cost-effective way of getting them. Based on YouTube unboxing videos, a case of 30 2-pack blind packs (the chocolate bars) yields about 6-8 ultra-rares per case. At a MSRP of $3, you get an ultra-rare about every $12 you spend on blind packs. That's compared to an ultra-rare for every $10 (MSRP) for each of these 10-packs. The 16-pack Chunky Crunch packs also always contain one ultra-rare, but those packs have an MSRP of $18. So these 10-packs are a good deal from an ultra-rare perspective, especially when the price drops below the MSRP of $9.99.

My 3-year-old son loves Shopkins, so I thought he might like the Grossery Gang. They are less expensive than Trash Packs, but he doesn't know the difference. It's funny to hear him say the names of the different toys, like Bad Soy, Slop Corn, and Gooey Smooch. He got some kind of limited edition sticky Gooey Smooch, and he absolutely loves it. Another bonus is that the Grossery Gang figures are soft, so, unlike Shopkins, they don't hurt if you step on them. These have been great fun for me and my son.

My son loves these and he’s 11 with special needs.he knows which packages of what has a possibility of containing a limited edition.however his dream has been to only be able to get a limited edition.i think as good marketers for a product they need to make that more accessible for children .its Important to keep in mind how great it is to make money wouldn’t it be even greater to know you caused someone’s child to be just that much happier come Christmas morning 🤔

Great gift. It’s what he wanted. But I was not impressed

I have ordered several packs of Grossery Gang toys. They're made very well. They have all held up after continuous almost daily play and the detail is good. I guess they're made more for boys but my daughter likes these and Ugglys Pet Shop more than Shopkins and LPS. We cant wait for the next season(5)