Candy from Around the World
Pics and brief descriptions of confections various and sundry, from dulce le leche to li hing candied fruits, from all around the world. We have a question: Does anyone else here appreciate strong black licorice? We hated the taste as kids, but it grew on us with age. (Same with mustard on hotdogs, which we regard as a sign of maturity--maybe even more indicative of having grown up than whether you own a couch.) Anyway, we'd love to get our hands on some of that brightly colored, strong and salted licorice they mention.
More about international candy at Candy Addict.
you might be a candidate for the candyswappers yahoo group. it's mostly a buncha nutty chicks w/ knitting blogs but they/we had their/our first international candy swap event this month. everyone gets a name, you ship $10 wortha candy, someone sends you a box too. it's an int'l group; some of the candyswappers are from faraway places such as japan, malaysia, and guam ...
ReplyDeleteI'm a big fan of the licorice.
ReplyDeleteRecent favorites include the Liquorice Altoids, the Salt Herring licorice fish, and the allsorts.
Graham
hey twinkie, candyblog does an item today that might intwest you
ReplyDeleteThanx for awesome link to candyblog, tg.
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