Share the best Candy/sweets/Chocolates you have had abroad

[offroadrc4x4]

Hello,

 

I am curious to know what every ones favourite foreign candy is that is hard to find in your country of residence. It can be sweets/chewy sweets, chocolate bars or unusual  miscellaneous food items such as syrups, biscuits or drinks.

 

 

If possible try to stick with products that have a brand name (Have strong presents online rather than homemade products) And also aimed more towards the following countries however please share everything:

 

America (U.S.A), Mexico, Caribbean, Hawaii, Canada, Alaska, Australia etc....    (Please share products from any country)

 

Thanks for your time - Erik          

 

My Favourite foreign food products:

 

Chocolate - U.S.A - Butterfingers have to be my favourite, great texture and great taste.

 

Sweets - U.S.A - Swedish Fish are a nice chewy jelly like sweet. 

 

Drink/Soda - U.S.A - Mountain Dew is amazing in America, tastes so so much better than UK/European equivalent

 

Miscellaneous - Hawaii - Coconut syrup is delicious on everything from toast to pancakes and waffles. 

 

Looking forward to hear every ones responses.

 

 

 

Merry Christmas 

[Daveyb84]

Has to be twinkys and Mr pibb. Can't beat them. Also the ice cream Oreos are pretty amazing aswell.

Also Spain do chocolate dipped Oreos that taste so good

[53HRA]

This should be called the mouth watering thread?  

[joeylcfc]

Milka w/ Oreo. Bought 10 120g bars in a week      I think you can get it in the UK though.

Edited December 22, 2014 by joeylcfc

[Rover Man]

Never been abroad    Too poor

[Ewan.Mackay]

Has to be milka in Italy, think you can get it over here easy enough but its literally everywhere in italy and its phenomenal, especially their white chocolate 

[shdaxner]

Got to be Lindt for me....bought the missus a 1kg "pick and mix" box for chrimbo....looking forward to her opening it LOL.

[Mitrab36]

Bit of a marmite one this, but having spend a fair bit of time there as a kid (visiting family) i grew a strong liking for Dutch salted liquorice ! Trust me, once tasting it, you'll either love it.... or projectile vomit from here to kingdom come !!!! lol

 

USA - has to be funnel cakes covered with durkees marshmallow fluff :-)

[offroadrc4x4]

Basically to cut a long story short I have opened a eBay store hoping to sell many usual food & drink especially from America. You can check my store out if you want its called 'Americandy-Imports'  

 

I have a genuine interest in food & drink which i expect many of us do, but any recommendations/requests for specifically american products is greatly appreciated.

 

Thanks - Erik

 

?*I do not intend to advertise my eBay store, merely share with people a service I offer. Please do not feel compelled to visit my store.

[Noj]

Never been abroad    Too poor

Likewise, but because I'm from Yorkshire and nowt else will ever compare. Most exotic thing we eat is Pontefract Cakes, as they come from Pontefract. In Yorkshire.

[(-:AD:-)]

Switzerland's chocolate. Amazing.

Greece's feta cheese and yougurt

Edited December 22, 2014 by (-:AD:-)

[ReggieC]

Jolly Ranchers are the best

[Alex97]

Its a Belgium chocolate that had coco dusted on the out side then a hard layer of chocolate with a soft melted chocolate in the centre. I don't know what they're called but there amazing.

Edited December 23, 2014 by alex97

[Jeekay56]

Its a Belgium chocolate that had coco dusted on then out side then a hard layer of chocolate with a soft melt in your chocolate in the centre. I don't know what there called but there amazing.

So you're not studying English or Mathematics?

[Alex97]

So you're not studying English or Mathematics?

What you on about?