/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>14628373
>these are all childs candies tho faggot.
>childs candies
we have no such thing here, candy is candy and it's not often aimed at different age groups in my country, the selling point is the taste not the wacky wrapping
>>14628390
I suppose lol. Swedish candy is great too though, not much experience with other Nordic brands but most of what I've tasted has been good
>>14628401
Local stuff like candy shops and confectioneries like your link always manage to make my mouth water
>>14629021
>Cherry picking
I honestly haven't been able (or very enthusiastic) to taste most American candy. My experiences come from what's been imported here. The image was among the first that sprung up on Google.
>nobody over the age of 10 actually likes any of this shit
This point has been mentioned by other anons a couple of times in this thread. Do Americans really have candy that is for adults and candy for kids? Like do you have separate Kids' and Adults' alleys in the sweets alley or something?