What do you call these sweets?

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I know these shape of sweets as dew drops, but I'm curious to know what you call them, if anything.

No, that's useful to know too, WineorGin. Thank you.

Gum drops

in the sweet shop near my school, these were labelled as Tom Thumbs.

oh no, Tom Thumbs were hard sweets, these look soft, like jelly tots.

Jelly tots are round and more flat, aren’t they?

Yes, to me they're a little more round and flat, and slightly firmer. And even more delicious.

Dew drops

Dew drops

Dew Drops

Dew drops here too.

Definitely joob joobs. Rarely get them because they're my dad's faves and he pinches them

Thank you all for the responses.

Gumdrops.

Gumdrops in my part of the US.

Same as a couple of previous posters - jube jubes.

not jelly tots, Jelly tots are tiny and midget gems have no coating on them.
Always call them gum drops ( or pear drops when i was a child for some reason )

Jelly tots are flatter, I guess button shaped.

I think the ones the OP refers to are jelly sweets.

Jube Jubes.

I’ve only seen American hardgums looking like that but I’ve never seen smaller softer ones that your describing

You get them in bags of Dolly Mixtures, Dickzilla, though they can sometimes be bought alone, or sold as cake decorations.

Gem tots!

+1 for Gum drops.

I was raised in the US.

Jelly Dew Drops.