Would my bunny be able to eat this as a snack?

[KayDai]

BACKGROUND INFO:
Alright there is this brand of fruit rolls named Joray and they are pretty good, I never would give my rabbit "human food" besides veggies, fruits, etc you know stuff that's ok for bunnies. I never have really wanted to give my bun human food because well I would never want her to be harmed but I was wondering if she would be able to have a nibble or two on one of these? I added the ingredients below and a image of what they look like! Please don't lash out on me either I would never give her anything usually but I just am curious if this would be ok!

INGREDIENTS:
Dried apricots (contains sulfur dioxide), strawberries, corn syrup colids, sugar, flour, citric acid, artificial flavor, red 40, potassium sorbate.

 

[Moonshadow]

I’d personally avoid giving it because of added sugar and just knowing that those types of snacks get stuck in my human teeth when I chew them. I have to use my finger to get the pieces unstuck from around my teeth so don’t even want to imagine how long it would take a bunny with its back teeth...

Maybe there’s dried fruit you could give her instead which doesn’t have added sugar. That might work.

 

[KayDai]

True! I do give her dried fruit I just thought it would be interesting if she could eat it! I probably won't give her any but this brand usually isn't sticky! At least living in cold NY these things never usually get sticky or stick to your teeth!

 

[Preitler]

That's pretty much just flavoured and coloured sugar. No rabbit food. Not good human food either, but at least we don't get sick from too much sugar now and then.

 

[Veroluvsbuns]

I personally wouldn't for the reasons other's listed above, but here is helpful list of what you can give you rabbits ! Suggested Vegetables and Fruits for a Rabbit Diet