Why are alcohol-soaked gummy bears dangerous for teens?

Infusing candy such as gummy bears with alcohol is a popular fad. The bears are soaked in vodka or other liquor in small bowls or plastic baggies, and then stored in the refrigerator or freezer. Websites and YouTube videos (which get huge hits) teach kids the process.

Teens then carry the gummies in their pockets or in plastic baggies, and then pop them in their mouths whenever convenient -- including with friends, at school, at parties, and at home. The gummies are cheap, very accessible, easy to hide, and have no odor. The candy sweetness disguises that harsh liquor taste so it makes it easier for the teen to consume the alcohol.

Dangers: Teen risk-taking increases with the consumption of alcohol including car accidents, drowning, falling, or being in unsafe or uncomfortable situations. Drug and alcohol counselors worry liquor-soaked gummy candy could make it more appealing for teens to take their first taste of alcohol, and the earlier kids have their first drink the higher the risk for substance abuse.

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