I found this at some east yurop store. It's alright, quite aromatic. The cashier couldn't even speak a proper language, but the transaction succeeded regardless. MONEY is the universal language. So I slapped a fiver on the counter and got this and a bunch of coins back to fatten my worn wallet. You could say it was an exchange transcending cultural barriers, thwarting God's efforts at the tower of Babylon. Captcha: wh2r0m. Huh. Coincidence, who knows.
>>21591997Must be Romanian because of the flag colors. I'm from somewhere in the vicinity and "Rom" is our politically correct term for gypsy
>>21592015>>21591997It is romanian. Yes it's a pretty good chocolate bar, surprisingly enough. And that really means something because, first i hate chocolate, second I hate romania-made products. But this thing i like. Rum cream on the inside and decent solid chocolate on the outside. Not too sweet, not too bitter. Also i think the name of this shit was always supposed to be a play on words, serving as the first 3 letters of the country's name but also the name for rum (yes rum in romanian is rom, just 1 letter changed), given that the thing has rum in it.
Saw this one too. Maybe next time. Actually there's like a dozen variations, but I guess not widely available.
The only thing I miss about Romania is "House Chocolate". It's crumbly fudge with loads of milk powder and only a bit of cocoa (because in most commie countries cocoa was expensive).
>>21593168>cocoa was expensive).it still isgot a recipeI have plenty of milk powder
>>21591997>?
