Foreign candy/sweets to try?

[GabrielWB 🧀]

Not sure if you'd consider this candy, but:

[IMG]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/1d/Stroopwafels.jpg[/IMG]
Dutch Stroopwafels

Even better when combined with a good cup of coffee or some hot chocolate.

[Viper123_SWE]

[QUOTE=Jojje;47442715]Fuckin' love Bilar. I usually pair them up in groups of threes with one of each colour then just eat them in groups like that. Until I run out of enough colours to pair.[/QUOTE]

Me too :D

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[QUOTE=DemonDog;47442716]it's hard to describe. kind of like a moderately soft biscuit[/QUOTE]

So no tofu shit or something? Good.

[DaWhatTheFox]

[QUOTE=Daniel Smith;47441333]Obscure manga food that nobody in the west has ever heard of

[IMG]http://www.tofucute.com/images/115_pocky_chocolate_large.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]

Get the Thai ones.

[NoRegard]

eurofag here

[img]http://www.dutchsweets.com/images/DSC_0393.jpg[/img]
Tyrkisk Peber (Turkinpippuri in Finland)

another from Finnish company Fazer:

[t]http://multimedia.pol.dk/archive/00650/STUDIE_Vi_tester_650332a.jpg[/t]

these are pretty good too:

[t]http://www.kathrinerostrup.dk/wp-content/uploads/DSC04880.jpg[/t]

Toms Skildpadder (chocolate turtles filled with caramel and rum)

there's also 'P-tærter' from Carletti, which are small pieces of pie-shaped nougats with peanuts, hence the name 'p-pies'. But they're a bit american-influenced, so I don't know if you're looking for that.

[img]http://www.carletti.dk/Files/Billeder/Downloads/11-791_P-taerter_110g_pose.jpg[/img]

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for some reason i can't edit my post to thumb that last image, terribly sorry!

[Viper123_SWE]

Those turtles look yummy.

[Crimor]

They're amazing.

To the OP, since you're in the US I'd recommend [url]http://www.universalyums.com/[/url]

[Nahash]

Try Bamba or Bisli. Bamba is a peanut butter flavored puff of grain. It's like cheese puffs but softer and with a peanut taste.

[inaba]

[t]http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/81ar8SSisQL.jpg[/t]

These are pretty good, especially with vanilla ice.

[t]http://i.imgur.com/0XetVKu.jpg[/t]

Giffler too. I prefer the vanilla ones.

Do you have Ritter Sport? They are really good. (Especially the Strawberry ones)

[Alex_V]

Baltic dairy treat, the "curd snack", or as we know it, the kohuke.
It's basically a dairy treat covered in chocolate.

[img]http://puu.sh/gZ87W/e2049c086e.jpg[/img]

Really tasty imo, but only available in Baltic countries, probably cause it's not well known and requires refrigeration.

[da_maul]

[QUOTE=war_man333;47442819]eurofag here

[img]http://www.dutchsweets.com/images/DSC_0393.jpg[/img]
Tyrkisk Peber (Turkinpippuri in Finland)

another from Finnish company Fazer:

[t]http://multimedia.pol.dk/archive/00650/STUDIE_Vi_tester_650332a.jpg[/t]

these are pretty good too:

[t]http://www.kathrinerostrup.dk/wp-content/uploads/DSC04880.jpg[/t]

Toms Skildpadder (chocolate turtles filled with caramel and rum)

there's also 'P-tærter' from Carletti, which are small pieces of pie-shaped nougats with peanuts, hence the name 'p-pies'. But they're a bit american-influenced, so I don't know if you're looking for that.

[img]http://www.carletti.dk/Files/Billeder/Downloads/11-791_P-taerter_110g_pose.jpg[/img]

[editline]2nd April 2015[/editline]

for some reason i can't edit my post to thumb that last image, terribly sorry![/QUOTE]

Oh goddamn it you stole tykisk peber.

you did however forget about vampires.

[t]http://src.discounto.de/pics/Angebote/2012-09/337803/362426_HARIBO-Fruchtgummi-Vampire_xxl.jpg[/t]
I am addicted to these little buggers, which really sucks since i can't get them frequently.

Also a note about tyrkisk peber, keep them dry, if they get any amount of moisture, they clump up in these huge sticky balls, it alters their taste a bit, but not enough to warrant doing it on purpose.

[NoRegard]

You can also supposedly brew vodka on Tyrkisk Peber.
Vampires are alright

[ignhelper]

Anyone know of any postal services that mails food?

I'll send you something, OP!

[King]

[t]http://www.thesweetclub.co.uk/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/p/a/parma_violets.jpg[/t] My favourite sweet of all time.
[t]http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2251/2090892496_c4f701b810.jpg[/t] Great chocolate. (Violet Crumble in Australia)
[t]http://www.visuality-group.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/flake_2.jpg[/t] Delicious Cadbury.
[t]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/a/af/Aero-Mint-Wrapper-Small.jpg[/t] Incredible chocolate, I believe they sell it in Canada as well, so will be cheaper to get.

[Viper123_SWE]

[QUOTE=Alex_V;47444914]Baltic dairy treat, the "curd snack", or as we know it, the kohuke.
It's basically a dairy treat covered in chocolate.

[img]http://puu.sh/gZ87W/e2049c086e.jpg[/img]

Really tasty imo, but only available in Baltic countries, probably cause it's not well known and requires refrigeration.[/QUOTE]

That looks delicious.

[ayejayjay]

Thanks a lot for the suggestions, guys. Keep 'em coming. I'll start ordering some shit soon.

[MissZoey]

[IMG]http://www.galaxychocolate.co.uk/images/nutrition/products/mars-32324-large.jpg[/img]

It's creamy chocolate with lumps of cookie in, sooooo good.

[Da Space Core]

Kinder chocolate, like any of the bars or the eggs. Love them

[Gamerkiwi]

[QUOTE=Killbane;47440323]Kendal Mint Cake is pretty nice if you like well, mint and sugar.

[URL]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kendal_Mint_Cake[/URL]

No idea how hard it is to get outside of the Uk.[/QUOTE]

Looks like a york pattie.

If you have an Asian shop nearby, there's a few good options. Try [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mochi"]Mochi[/URL]

Also get green tea and strawberry KitKats.