These letters are colorful, flexible, fun — -and delicious!

Note how the limitations of this nontraditional material are expressed. Since gummy is just barely a solid, the letters are shaped for structural stability. Letters with large open spaces — -D, O, Q — -are narrow, for example, while the G’s horizontal stroke connects to its stem, and the V’s vertex is half as high as the entire letter. (My guess is this keeps it from being mistaken for a lopsided L.)

I’m impressed that the manufacturer didn’t cut corners like pretending that W is just an upside-down M, or Z a sideways N. There really are 26 different letterforms here.

Now, what would gummy punctuation look like?