
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5403 W Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy Truck#42, Kissimmee, FL 34746
Phone: (407) 683-8866
Website: https://bit.ly/3KDB6ku
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My ultimate favorite was the mangonada, it was icy, rich in mango flavor, and had that spicy chamoy swirl that took it to another level. I also tried one of their pickle treats that was rolled in candy and coated with chamoy and Tajín, and even though I forgot the name, it was one of the most unique things I’ve ever had. Everything was fresh, vibrant, and made with care.
I recommend to everyone, go try it at least once! You’ll love it.
If you’ve never had a chamoy pickle before, just know: this is a snack that does the most—sweet, sour, spicy, salty, all at once.
Chamoy Pickle Fruit Tray – (Orlando, FL) Frutas Los Chamacos
Quick confession: I had no clue what chamoy actually was when I ordered this. I went strictly off the picture because it looked like a wild combo. For anyone wondering, chamoy is a tangy, salty, sweet, and mildly spicy sauce made from pickled fruit. It’s a big deal in a lot of Mexican snacks and candy—and it’s meant to be bold, messy, and over the top.
Visually, this was definitely colorful and eye-catching. If nothing else, it gets a lot of curious looks while you’re walking around.
The pickle itself was just okay. Quality matters with this, and this one was kind of limp under all the syrup and chamoy. Wrapping it in a fruit roll-up? Honestly…yuck for me. The textures did not vibe. But to be fair, everything seemed fresh and well-prepped—it’s just not my kind of snack.
What worked:
✅ The fresh fruit mix was a highlight. The watermelon was super refreshing with the chamoy and chili powder. The cantaloupe was my least favorite—not because it was mushy (it was actually nice and firm), but because I just don’t really like cantaloupe.
✅ The spicy candy straw was fun—sweet heat with a chewy kick.
✅ The peanuts were just okay in my opinion, but if you love peanuts, they’d be a great crunchy contrast.
Personally, I’d skip the actual chamoy next time or go extremely light with it and just flavor everything with original or flavored Tajín plus the other toppings. It would probably be a lot more enjoyable (and less sticky) that way.
It was about $12, which feels a little steep for something I’d never order again. But if you love bold Mexican candy flavors, you might appreciate the whole experience more than I did.
And look—maybe this is technically a kid’s snack, because if not, it probably should be. A fruit roll-up wrapped around a pickle is a diabolical combination. Like Takis dunked in cheese dip—fun until it isn’t. RIP to your insides. Unless you have good health insurance and an active living will in place, you might want to go play around in another snack’s face.
Important Note:
This wasn’t in Columbus, Ohio—this truck is at The World of Food Trucks in Orlando, Florida.
If you’re in Columbus and want to try something similar, here are some spots to check out:
La Michoacana Mexican Market
(Morse Rd & Georgesville Rd locations)
Known for chamoy fruit cups, mangonadas, and sometimes chamoy pickle trays. #LaMichoacana Lamichoacana
️ La Plaza Tapatia (Morse Rd)
Mexican grocery with a taqueria and snack bar—lots of chamoy-covered fruit and candy options. #LaPlazaTapatia La Plaza Tapatia
Fruteria y Neveria Tropical (Westerville Rd)
Small shop with fresh fruit cups, elotes, and chamoy snacks. #FruteriaYNeveriaTropical Fruteria “Yummy Fruit”
La Super Torta (Cleveland Ave)
Has chamoy drinks and spicy candies. #LaSuperTorta La Super Torta
Chamoy Candy Columbus (Instagram sellers)
Local vendors that sell chamoy pickle kits and fruit roll-up combos by preorder. Chamoy Candy
Overall, it was fun to try something this different and colorful—even if I’ll pass on round two. If you’re curious, definitely give it a shot. Just be ready for a flavor adventure (and maybe bring a few napkins).
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