Americans Trying Swedish Snacks, Sweets, and Pick-n-Mix Candy | Snack Mail
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ย. 2020
- We were sent Pick-n-Mix Candy from Sweden along with some other great snacks and sweets! We've tried lots of goodies from Sweden already, but this is the first time that we had a subscriber send us their favorites.
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What is your favorite pick-n-mix candy? Let us know!
Black salty licorice.
Fizzy Bubblegum Bottles!
Plopp or Center
Those peach candies you had and Reisen chocolate coce bottles is good to.
And Salty liqorice and Geisha and ....I could go on and on .
Every Swede watching this - "Give us Djungelvrål!"
Nope, not me 😅 Klarar inte av lakrits 🙈
Nä, fy fan..!
Älskar djungelvrål 🤘
Dom kan behålla skiten...
De har du rätt i 😂😋!!!
0:49 - Daim is a classic. The Mint "Limited Edition" is a decent variation, but the original is honestly way better. (Pronounced Die-m, btw)
3:17 - Yes, "pulver" is Swedish for powder
5:47 - OLW is the brand. In Swedish "W" and "V" is pronounced the same way which makes Swedes careless with them leading to the brand being referred to as OLV (even by themselves in ads).
9:30 - The peach candy is actually Danish, made by Haribo
11:00 - "Äpple" is unsurprisingly "apple" (pronounced ep-leh) and "sur" means "sour".
11:50 - Malaco is the brand name.
12:47 - The Nöt-Crème cookie-dough is an variation on a classic. The base version is a hazelnut-based pastry filling which the manufacturer figured was the tastiest part of the pastry and began selling separately. Typically eaten like you did (or possibly inoring the hand and putting it directly in your mouth).
15:36 - Yup, the Marabou storch is the base for the brand name.
16:39 - At least Jennie has a thing for cola :) Calippo is originally a type of cola-flavored icicle which was developed into tiny cola-shaped ice balls and this is the non-frozen version of this. he icicle is superior.
17:53 - That is technically not a piece of candy, but more a type of pastry, typically eaten together with a cup of coffee.
19:37 - "Engelsk" is Swdish for "English" as this is a (vaguely) English type of candy. The licorice version of Rollo is superior.
20:13 - Not a guitar, not a key. It's supposed to be a pacifier. Made by Malaco btw.
20:49 - Piggelin is another icicle-turned-into-candy. Not very successfully tbh.
21:16 - The regular version was yellow and taste of banana which makes the shape understandable. I've actually never thought the sour version looks like a finger before, but it really does. :)
21:51 - Yeah, you're correct. "Vanilj" means "vanilla". A pretty uninspired fudge really.
22:52 - Swedish "punch" is a form of alcohol, but not at all like American punch. It's an arrak-based licor with about 30% sugar and typically 50-proof. An aquired taste.
24:30 - Geisha is made by Fazer, the Finnish brand who made the chocolate in one of the Sweetish videos.
25:12 - Gianduiotto is a chocolate from the Pieddmont region in northern Italy and they are typically shaped like tiny ingots. "Nocciola" is simply Italian for "hazelnut".
Calle, thank you so much for taking the time to explain each item we tried and even give us some history on them. We definitely would not have thought the “key” was a pacifier!
@@FromtheHobbitHole :)
@ yes Calle. I am really impressed with the amount of WORK you put into doing this, as well as the time-slots... well done (...but you are wrong about Rollo licorice. It taste khgbhygjyuhz).😆
Here’s a recipe for homemade delicato balls.
Ingdredienser:
1/4 lb or 1 stick unsalted butter (room temperature)
2 1/2 cups rolled oats
1 1/4 cups sugar
1 tsp vanilla extract or 1 tbsp vanilla sugar
1 tbsp strong coffee (cold)
2 tbsp unsweetened cocoa
It’s nearly as we Swedes do it
It's supposed to be 2 tbsp cold coffee (Swedish coffee, so make it STRONG).
Thanks for the recipe! We will have to try making them for ourselves.
I don't like coffee so i always replace that with O'boy (chocolate milk)
@@Josefsson9013 Well, the coffee is there mostly to enhance the chocolate flavour and also to balance the sweetness. However, you could add some Amaretto syrup (available in most tea/coffee shops). It makes them taste slightly of almonds, and that is freaking amazing!
@@FromtheHobbitHole
The delicato also has some more "aroma" flavors, like "mocka", don't know the English word.. Here is a good website that has some info about different foods and stuff :)
www.swedishfood.com/swedish-food-recipes-desserts/216-chocolate-balls
"Glass" in Swedish is ice-cream, so they probably meant you can use the nötkräm as a topping!
Triumferande has a flavor of hazelnut (vanilla base + I believe finely ground hazelnut) with streaks of a darker version of the cream - verrrrry nice.
Punsch (sometimes spelled Punch) is not the same as what you call punch in the US. It's an old timey, very sweet type of liqueur. It's based on Arrak which is a side product from cane sugar refining. Arrak is also the stuff that gives the flavor to rum. In fact, punsch and rum have a lot of similarities. Punsch was very popular in Sweden at the end of the 19th century. Nowadays though, it's mostly drunk by university students.
I think about 40% of the yearly consumption of punsch is Edward Blom.
And a long time ago but only for a short period salty punsch was popular, normally it’s very sweet.
Delicato + cup of coffee = fika! 🇸🇪
The best fika :D And yeah its a non baked cokiee :D
@@pajen85 as the Mandalorian says, This is the way.... :D
Just found your channel, really entertaining and it's great to see a channel that try stuff without being loud and obnoxious=) You got yourself a new sub!
Thanks for subbing! We like being ourselves so what you see is just us...no fake overreactions.
The "hockey pulver" is - just like you say - a candy version of a tobacco product - namely the swedish "snus" - which is really a version of your chewing tobacco - but stuffed under the upper lip rather than the under. The product was sold as "hockey snus" and was considered a healthier alternative for youths in the 80's than the tobacco variety. :-) Snus (the tobacco variety) was very popular with swedish hockey players in the 80's. The "hockey snus" was later named "hockey pulver" from swedish law - that prohibited candy manufacturers to emulate tobacco products, such as cigarettes from chocolate or pipes from licorice - once very popular candies in Sweden.
Anyways - I really love your videos on swedish candies and snacks and sodas! Keep up the good work.
Punch is an arrack flavoured spirit that is traditionally served hot with pea soup (with yellow peas and mustard) on thursdays.
20:17 In Sweden we call those "Sura Nappar". If you translate straight over to english it would be something like "Sour Pacifiers".
The tobacco product that "hockeypulver" imitates is a thing called snus that is very popular over here (in Sweden).
In the 70's and half way into the 80's the product was actually marketed as Hockeysnus. But somewhere around there the use of tobacco started falling out of fashion, and they renamed it.
@@GAIS414
And before that it had a different, more racist, name.
@@NikStarow Interesting. I've never heard of it. Where did you get that information from?
@@GAIS414
Värmland, what can i say.
Maybe a local brand, but it disappeared late 70's.
@@NikStarow I still don't know what name or brand you are referring to. But your comment implies, that the makers named the product with the intent to degrade or harm a selection of people. I have a hard time believing that would be the case. What I think you really mean is, the name might be considered racist today in 2020? Correct me if I'm wrong.
The delicatoboll is basicly a version of the classic Swedish chocolate ball (chokladboll). Basicly u just mix oats, softened butter, cocoa powder, and then either add coffee or some kind of dessert liquor for flavor then make them into balls and coat with coconut flakes and chill them. A true classic that u can find in any Swedish coffee shop.
OLW is short for Old London Wasa. the name was shortened in the 70s.
Where is the salty licorice?!? Djungelvrål ot Tyrkisk Peppar!?!
For once, it wasn't there.
Surprising to not have it, isn’t it?
Piggelin and Calippo are from the begin popsicles they now have turned into candy. Piggelin is a tutti frutti flavour
No piggelin is pear.
@@SecretLars No it's tutti frutti, google Piggelin :)
@@Lifunia no amount of searching and information is going to change my mind on this. Piggelin is pear flavored.
@@SecretLars haha its still Tutti Frutti even what you say and your tastebuds say :)
@@SecretLars päronsplitt är päron din nöt
Glad I found this channel, you guys seem to be such warm and friendly people 😊 love from sweden
We are glad you found it too! 😊💚💛
Not only that, they also seem to be genuinely interested in the food items/candy they try. 🙂
OG Daim is soooooo good, I'm from Finland and I prefer Finnish chocolate but the Daim bar kicks Finnish chocolates butt.
Great video, guys! Love your tasting vids! And the bloopers are so cool.
Punsch is a typical Swedish alcoholic beverage. Info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punsch
Our family has started doing taste test Sundays where when we see something unusual or different we try it. Sometimes we invite family and friends to join in. Last week my daughters bestie joined us. I made hot tea for me and the girl to drink during the testing. It helped so much especially during the sweet section. Thanks for the ideas. Love your videos.
Happy to see you both back. Love Swedish snacks. I have tried a lot of those. I personally love the Swedish fruity/gummy/liquorice mixes, the liquorice chalks, the marzipans and the dill chips 🙂🙂 oh and the crispbreads. Yummy. This was a great selection
Haha you two are great! I love how you get all sugar high after a while and speak all fast and so on. Keep it up! Love from Sweden!
😂 you noticed that?? 😜 Thanks! 😊
Great vid, brilliant to see you back 😁😁
All the best to you both
Glass is a swedish word for ice cream. But if it is with only one s (Swe: Glas) then it is glass (eng).
Oh my. The fact that my fellow swede did send you the dip. Im ecstatic!! Thats the best thing of all the gooodies you got there 😍
If I remember it right OLW started when Sweden started to produce its own cheese doodles. The owner of Wasa company found the cheese doodles in Old London in Boston. So he stated a company and named it OLW. As written down below it stands for Old London Wasa. The ceese doodles is great tohether with red wine.
Thanks for the little history lesson on OLW!
Almost, it was a collaboration between Swedish Wasabröd and US Borden Foods and the name of Borden Foods factory in New York was "Old London" so they called their joint company Old London Wasa and then shortened it in 1975 to just OLW.
20:51 We have a tutti Frutti Popsicle called Piggelin(many people thinks its pear but it's actually tutti frutti). It has been for very long time. I'm 19, turning 20 this month and Piggelin has probably been longer than my 20 years! Few years ago, a Swedish candy brand turned Piggelin into those hard candies! I love those Piggelin Hard Candies!
Piggelin is actually a pear-flavored popsicle, on an ice cream stick, that was turned into a small, hard candy - It’s a classic amongst many children, even grownups too. There’s another version of it made as well, called ’Päron Split’, translating to ‘Split Pear’, with a center of vanilla ice cream, and a thin outer layer of Piggelin🙂
18:38 The Delicato ball that you loved is one of the easiest things to make at home, Swedes do this all the time when we get cravings and we don't have snacks at home. You just mix oatmeal with butter, cacao powder some cold Coffey (just a splash) or some espresso powder and then you roll them in coconut flakes or my favorite pearl suger (?). Just google "Chokladboll" for the recipe.
hockey pulver is liquorice powder that is often called "snus for kids" the flavor sent here was most likely because they know not many outside scandinavia like liquorice
Why is it so exciting when foreigners try candy from "your" country. :D I feel like we have really really good candy and such here in sweden, glad to see others enjoy it aswell!
It is quite an interesting fascination, that’s for sure! You guys do have really good quality stuff in Sweden.
Great video 😁 I just can't get enough of these taste test videos lol.. ❤️
So glad you are enjoying them so much!! 💕
I only watched like 2 videos, i already love your channel. cheers from Sweden.
Yes Hockey Pulver is supposed to resemble a tobacco that is popular in Sweden called Snus which is a tobacco you put under your lip and let it be there for a while.
Hockey Pulver can come in sour and licorice as well and you can pour it in your hand and eat or wet your finger and dab or how I always did as a kid I took a lollipop sucked on it and rolled it in the powder.
Delicato ball, is so good with a cup of coffee
They started selling big boxes of them at ÖoB a while ago. I'm doomed...
@@hin_hale time for me to go to ÖoB then ^^ its something about them thats damn addictive xD
Delicato boll, Its one famos things in Swedens Fika, for cup of tea or coffee, its a mocca,chocolate, oats and cocos ball.. Ita also goes of name chocolate ball, and its non baked, many do them self. There is video on youtube at english, about Choklad bollar.. If you wana do them 👏
Bulle med bulle...
The "delicato ball" is a Swedish classic, If you want to make your own it's super simple just mix the following into balls and roll them in nib sugar, sprinkles, or shredded coconuts.
1 stick of butter
1/2 cup of sugar
3 tbs of cacao powder
2 tbs cold coffee
1 3/4 cup of rolled oats
We definitely will have to try this! Thanks for sharing the recipe with us 😊
The middle part of Daim is crunchy almond toffee.
The Geisha is from the Finnish Karl Fazer company
Thanks for letting us know!
Youre eating the Nöt Creme cookie dough correctly. Straight from the bag.Yes the Punch cremes are like the Punch that you drink.
It's not the same punsch though. What they're talking about is what we would call "Bål" in swedish.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punsch
Thanks for letting us know that we at the cookie dough correctly and what the punch is supposed to be.
@@FromtheHobbitHole I think that the punsch pokal in the video is old, the "punsch" should be yellow and more "loose" like floating like siryp-ish
It may have turned solid on its trip over to us? 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♀️
Daim is almond-flavored knäck, which apparently translates to butterscotch or Christmas butterscotch. Definitely a good one, wrapped in milk chocolate. Don't think I've tried mint yet, but you should try to get your hands on an original flavor one.
So some info about some of the things.
the calippo and piggelin candies are both based on ice pops popular in sweden, calippo is cola like you figured out but piggelin is like "Tutti frutti"-taste like blended fruit taste, while i get more like pear and slight lemon taste.
The daim is toffee i guess but from what i recall toffee is a little soft while daim is hard toffee or like i think its also called butterscotch in english, its says "crunchy almond caramel" on wikipedia so something like that yeah i think the big difference is how long you cook it and the heat you have.
hockeypulver like many have said it's a candy tobacco "toy" thing, based on "snus" i think the original flavor is salty licorice.
There are also like a sour type, pretty sure they have more flavor now though.
The cream thing is a flavor i haven't seen but the original is hazelnut cream, think like nutella but IMO better.
The delicatoboll is a specific brand of a classic dessert(delicato), its like you said a no bake thing.
It's made usually with chocolate powder and coffe among other things in it, it usually has coconut or pearl sugar on top.
It's usually called "chocolate balls" nowadays.... they used to be called "N-word balls"...... yeah.
Really quite easy to make your own.
The guitar/key is a pacifier.
Sorry for the long comment and i do hope this is somewhat fun info to know, good video though.
Daim chocolate is VERY popular in sweden,and one of my favorites,this with mint taste is a rather new edition,its not dajm original,but I like both...Dajm and coco,+ the delicato ball,is my favorites here...
Daim used to be Dajm and sold in the US under the name Skor that means shoes in Swedish. 🤯😂
You know...we kind of remember the brand Skor.
Hockey pulver started with salmiac flavour. Middle in Daim is Christmas Butterscotch. Nöt-Creme you can it just from the packing, some spreed it on bread.
OMG Hockey Pulver!? Just seeing that brought me back 25 years.
There is a student run café at the university I go to in Sweden. Most breaks between lectures we go and buy "kaffe och klägg" which is basically coffee with a chosen biscuit or snack, delicato balls are a very popular choice :)
Nice!
Oh you need to try original Daim it's the best!! Almond croquant is what's in it. Pulveri is powder.
I also started laughing when I saw the dips in the bowl 🤣 I've been waiting for this!
OH MY GOODNESS I can't wait for part too!!
Geisha is Fazer and it's Finnish.
Leo likes the cola candy.
Geisha is hazelnut nougat filled milk chocolates.
Dude you look so cool! Like a mix of beavis and butthead rolled up in one! Love it, much love!
Good to see you back in action! Very interesting snacks ---hockey pulver seems so awkward to eat but I guess you guys really liked it
Thanks! We enjoyed our break but it feels good to get another video out. The hockey pulver would’ve been easier to eat if it was in a pouch similar to the other pulvers.
The delicato chocolate ball goes GREAT with coffe sin e it's mocha flavored.
"nöt creme" that's basically a hazelnut, cocoa and sugar paste, it's flipping amazing on toast btw :) now that was a cookie dough variant so flavor won't quite be the same.
The pick mix looked like what kids in Sweden get at Halloween lol... the 'cola key' looks like a sour soother that we have.
Its supposed to resemble a pacifier.
Lots of cool snacks from Sweden good job trying them
The normal Diam bar is a kind of almondy caramel, really nice.They were called Dime bars in UK,I thought they were American ,but I checked and they are Swedish, I never knew that lol
Yes, and the original name had the Swedish spelling: Dajm
I have just started seeing your videos in my feed. A long time ago i was working at the OLW factory. Back when the OLW factory was at the same place as the flat bread factory WASABRÖD. don't know if you've tried that bread ,but that is something we Swedes eat alot. Something you should try. Both the ordinary bread ,which has lots of different types/tastes. And also the Wasa sandwiches which has different types of cheese between two slices of bread. Really tasty
That’s cool that you used to work at the OLW factory. We have not tried that bread, but we will see if we can get our hands on it for the future.
it's not a key, its a pacifier. delicato is a refined version of our choklad boll, (rolled oats, butter, cacao powder, sugar and coffee, rolled in coconut shavings, or pearled sugar, just google "chokladbollar" and there's a thousand recipies tho in metric..) our punch is made from arrack and it's an alcoholic drink.. and yes, cola flavour is quite popular over here..
Greetings from Sweden! (Hälsningar från Sverige!) Love your videos!
Hello! Thank you so much!! 😊💚💛
i would recommend that you would have used salted chips for the dips instead of flavored chips like you had here. Both Calippo and piggelin are originally an ice cream but they have made candy forms of them and quite a few other icecreams. The thing you thought was a guitar or a key is a pacifier.
The Delicatoboll is exactly what you say, a no-bake cookie. Very popular at Swedish fika!
I'm looking forward to part 2 already!
Only a few more days! 😁
Hard salty licorice skulls are my favorite pic-n-mix, but Fazer chocolates Geisha and Mint are high up too (but they may be considered finnish since it’s Fazer).
Nice video! With the hockey powder you put your finger on your tongue and then dab it in the powder. Probably the most common way kids here do it.
Growing up we called Rollos ”plombdragare” which roughly translates to filling extractor due to how chewy they are.
You deserve so many more subscribers and more views. This channel is amazing. Also greetings from an American living in sweden
Hi Olivia! Thanks!! 😊💚💛 One day we will get there 😉
@@FromtheHobbitHole you’re so welcome. Thanks for amazing videos. Keep up the good work. Please do. Sweden is a beautiful country
You are very welcome! 😊 One day we hope to visit the Nordic countries!
@@FromtheHobbitHole I hope you get to visit Scandinavia some day. I’d recommend Norway or island. Both countries are absolutely beautiful. Sweden is beautiful too, but IMO Norway’s is just amazing 😄
Your video was just recommended here in Sweden. :)
That’s awesome! 😁
So when it comes to Hockey Pulver I have a fun anecdote. I was about 6-7 years old or something like that and a friend of mine in school had just got some of that new Hockey Pulver candy but we didn't knew how we were suppose to eat it. Then this little girl in our class said "Oh I know! My mom likes hockey pulver and this is how she does it" and then she snorted it.
She started crying from the pain in her nose after that. Fun times.
😂😂😅😅 oh my!
The reason for the ice cubes on the calippo is because it is origionally a ice popsticle that they turned into a candy.
Interesting that they had piggelin as candy,in sweden we mostly know this as a very belowed icecream classic...a good ice cream...
The punch- candy were old. It have a liquid inside naturally.
19:38 I love Rollo! Rollo is actually a English/British candy!
Im from sweden and i Love to watch this
Funny mix of candy. Not all of them were Swedish. The triangle was Italian for sure.
Pick and mix candy is very big in Sweden. You´ll get it in almost every grocery store. There are thousands of different candies. Cola is not that popular.
Some candies you´ll almost always find in every store. And my favorites.. are: Ferrari cars (raspberry chewy) Sugar cubes (Chewy marshmallow. Also comes chocolate covered) Häxvrål ( hot licorice) Sour raspberry bottles. Raspberry seems to be pretty popular in Sweden. It grows everywhere.
Keep up the good work. Love your bloopers.
Glad you enjoy the bloopers! All but a couple of our videos have bloopers at the end. It’s a fun way to show how imperfect we are! 😅 Raspberry does seem to be a very popular flavor for Swedish candy, and rightfully so! It’s a really good flavor. Also, we LOVE chocolate covered foam marshmallows!!
Could you make an 'opposite' taste video where you taste US sweets for us who live outside of America. For ex different Hersey bars, Reesc (or whatever it is called) etc. That would be really fun...
That’s an interesting concept! “Americans reviewing American candy”
Fazer (Finnish brand) was popular at Christmas when I grew up-green marmalade balls, ”Finlandia”( pretty much the same look as the ”green marmalade”-only other colors. Mostly older ppl were fond of them but they were alright, although a bit too big for a kid to shove in in one piece and really sweet.
Then of course you have the Aladdin/Paradis chocolate boxes where the cherry-in-liquor and rum raisin pralines where always last left and what granddad ate when all other pralines where looted. Then there were the ”Twistpåse”, mandatory every swedish christmas in my family along with the ”Non-Stops”(basically similar to Smarties). The Twist bag mix still exist but some of the original content has been changed since I was a kid😩😉
Those are some good memories! We would’ve left those pralines to last too 😉
@@FromtheHobbitHole There used to be one praline called ”triple nut” in the Aladdin-box, not super popular while still produced but vintage boxes containing them are now apparently collector’s items😉
Oh dear phrasing ^^’ ”What do I do with it, just lick it or put the whole thing in my mouth?” XD
😅😅
Chips och dipp! That is the BEST :D
OLW is the name of the brand. I found this on wikipedia about (Old London Wasa).
OLW (Old London Wasa) is a brand, formerly a Swedish company, that markets snacks such as potato chips, cheesecakes, peanuts, and various types of dipping powder. OLW was founded in 1967 by Wasabröd and has been owned since 2005 by Norwegian Orkla. Since 2014, OLW has been part of Orkla Confectionery & Snacks Sverige AB.
History
OLW was formed through a collaboration between Wasabröd and the American chip manufacturer Borden Foods in 1967. The name "OLW" is an abbreviation for Old London Wasa when Borden's factory in New York was called Old London. In 1975 the name was abandoned and the company was called from that year only "OLW". [1] The company began manufacturing "cheez doodles" (cheese bows) and later potato chips.
Thanks for sharing this info with us!
it is
butterscotch sort of between the dajm ;)
You guys are so awsum n sweet ! Love from SE
Thanks! 😊💚💛
You guys should own a swedish sweets shop. You seem like you are really in to it.
I believe your fan enjoys the cola flavour, because that was pretty much all the cola-candies that exist.
Delicatoboll... its like a cookie... The name we use is chokladboll... and we eat it when we drink coffee or soda..
That would pair well with coffee.
18:00 I love Delicatoboll (ball in English)! It is a chocolate ball!
3:06 I do not like that but know that many have clubs and dip in
20:50 Pigelin comes from the ice cream we have. but in the candy it is more sour so good :)
4:03 I thought you were going to say "Blue crystal meth", yikes, realized I've seen too much Breaking Bad in my days xD
aww she got you the mint daim :/ the regular is a much better representation of it. also i never understood why pick n mix never got big in the states, its such a good concept
Some candy stores in the States have their own version of pick and mix. Like the M&M store in NYC has a giant wall of all their colors and you can choose which colors you want. Or, a candy store not too far from us has a wall of all the old American classic candies that you can pick out by piece and then pay by weight but they are all wrapped candies. So we have a similar concept but don’t execute it the exact same way.
The one that looks like a key (the sour cola one) is actually supposed to look like a baby's pacifier. 😄
The gold bar chocolate had Italian writing that said hazelnut. So that’s probably why it tasted differently. I haven’t had it tho
Marabou is pronounced like when you say 'Boo' to scare someone. Mara-Boo.
Edit:
And the candy at 25:16 sounds like it's italian. Gianduiotto Nocciola, and I'm pretty sure it's a praline.
Thanks for helping me out with properly saying Marabou!
Hey am from sweden . loves your videos . nöt cream you can eat it straigt or put it on tost bred . and the pitch are my favorit .
Hey, Robin! Putting that cookie dough cream on toast would be very yummy!!
And we in Sweden say chips not crisps. Piggelin has a pear flavour. And that pick n mix was just the tip of the iceberg! We have much MORE in our supermarkets candy aisles. You might need a vacation to Sweden someday :)
We would love to vacation to Sweden one day!
the delicato is like a small version of the original. its normal on the "swedish fika" cheap style
I would like to have the Delicato ball with some cup of coffee or tea instead of as a snack, the guitar or key will be a pacifier
Daim with mint is fantastic!
The Piggelin flavour is originally from a popsicle. I used to buy a lot of those during the summers in the early 80:s, back when I was young.... :-(
It still do exist and I every summer I can't not endulge myself to one or two. Three? :-)
Calippos in the UK are ice lollies, that usually come in orange, strawberry and cola flavours :)
Same here in Sweden. The ice lollies came first.
Great video!
Thanks!
That delicato, soft chocolate ball is REALLY easy to make yourselves, and you can roll them in whatever you'd like (like coconut, like the one you got here, or sprinkles, sugar or just leave them plain).
It's known to be something everyone can make, and the first recipe every Swedish child learns to make.
www.swedishfood.com/swedish-food-recipes-desserts/216-chocolate-balls