Candy

[Josh]

So I only realized this now, but it seems a lot of the candy we have up here doesn't make it's way to the states so I am kind of curious as to what you guys have tried and possibly see some of the mainstream candy you have that we don't.

Anyway here's some of the main stream stuff here:



Crispy Crunch is a flaky toffee centre covered in chocolate, it's kind of similar to a butterfinger.



Pretty self-explanatory




Kind of like a big Kit-Kat with coffee flavour



Like M&M's but flatter with a harder candy shell.



These are really good, not so much a chocolate bar as a chewy-stretchy nut bar. It's made from dark-toffee, chocolate, and nuts. It's not covered in chocolate, rather the chocolate and dark-toffee are mixed together to create this dark kind of taffy looking thing and then mixed with peanuts. It's stretchy and chewy.



Wuuuuunderbar! Very delicious, it's got a gooey centre made of caramel, nuts, and rice crisps covered in chocolate.



And this is a Crunchie bar, not that great- some people like it. It's got a toffee centre.

[Psyren]

Wunderbar and Caramilk I have had before but I had to order it offline. A buddy of miine gave me some he had brought back from over in europe on his before college vacation. After I had some I had to order a box or two.

[Kole T. Merr]

Wunderbar and Caramilk I have had before but I had to order it offline. A buddy of miine gave me some he had brought back from over in europe on his before college vacation. After I had some I had to order a box or two.

So you had to like disable your network connections to order it? That's weird.

Anywho. One of the not really mainstream candies we have in the states are Zots. They're little hard candies that when you get far enough through the shell start fizzing in your mouth. Fun stuff. I also enjoy Jolly Ranchers: Fruit-flavored hard candy that are delicious. I fucking love sour apple.

[Josh]

So you had to like disable your network connections to order it? That's weird.

Anywho. One of the not really mainstream candies we have in the states are Zots. They're little hard candies that when you get far enough through the shell start fizzing in your mouth. Fun stuff. I also enjoy Jolly Ranchers: Fruit-flavored hard candy that are delicious. I fucking love sour apple.

I'm pretty sure we have zots in Canada, we definitely have Jolly Ranchers.

[Kami]

I can find Aero bars in the states but they are never cheap. I love Aero bars =(

[Orion]

Smarties, Crunchies and Aeros are all easily obtainable in Australia.

[Josh]

I can find Aero bars in the states but they are never cheap. I love Aero bars =(

Aero's are pretty good, we have them in numerous flavors.

Smarties, Crunchies and Aeros are all easily obtainable in Australia.

That's cause Canada and Australia are like cousins.

[Pinky]

Snicker's Ice Cream Bar. A Snickers with ice cream instead of nugetty whatever. Kept in freezers with the rest of the icy snacks, so you won't see them in the candy area.



That's the Weight-Watchers' version. AMERICA FUCK YEAH

[Mr. Zhu]

Josh you forgot Mr. Big!!!!

[Ashe]

Something that's becoming increasingly popular in the US that I've been obsessed with since a kid, and have gotten numerous friends hooked on, is Toblerone.

http://www.toblerone.com/

[Josh]

Something that's becoming increasingly popular in the US that I've been obsessed with since a kid, and have gotten numerous friends hooked on, is Toblerone.

http://www.toblerone.com/

That's available here in Canada too, you can get them at Shoppers.

Josh you forgot Mr. Big!!!!

Isn't that available in the states?

[Mr. Zhu]

Isn't that available in the states?

No idea. Is it?

[Super Buu]

Crunchie, Smarties, Aero and Toblerone are all real easy to find over here in Britain, the rest I haven't heard of (though I might just not know of em).

[Josh]

Crunchie, Smarties, Aero and Toblerone are all real easy to find over here in Britain, the rest I haven't heard of (though I might just not know of em).

Caramilk bars are called Dairy Milk: Caramel Bars in the UK.

[Super Buu]

Only for a couple years now, they used to just be 'Caramel'. Guess it was too generic.

[Josh]

Only for a couple years now, they used to just be 'Caramel'. Guess it was too generic.

Yeah, oh and apparently what we call Wunderbar is actually this in the UK:



Here is some more unique goodies.



Chocolate covered Turkish Delight, nom nom.

AND



Delicious Ketchup Chips.

[Mr. Zhu]

Oh right, I remember Big Turk. I just made a smart comment about it the other day with my Turkish friend. Something about the Ottoman Empire..

[Psyren]

ketchup chips are so ballin

[Kami]

I had a Tolberone in Switzerland. Somehow that made it better. Plus it was enormous.

[Tyr]

We just got Oreos, but Toblerone we've had forever. Don't know that much of the rest, not a bar man myself.