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>Decide to try out a Finnish candy because I think it looks interesting
>It's actually pretty damn good desu
>Reach the center and my mouth is suddenly hit with the most incomprehensible taste I've ever experienced
Finnbros, do you guys genuinely like hell salt in your sweets or is this supposed to be an acquired taste?
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>>200145938
>Finnish
it says turkish
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>>200145938
It's danish
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>>200145938
It's a salt called ammonium chloride. It's commonly found in candy in the Nordic countries.
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>>200145938
I like those a lot and it was a culture shock when someone didn't. I don't know how you can't like them
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Kek turkisk peber is literallly babbys first venture into salty candy. Why is candy outside of scandinavia just ”oh just pour sweet sugar down my throat, thank your very much”
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>>200146353
>It's commonly found in candy in the Nordic countries.
And in ice cream. Goes well with raspberry.
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>>200146370
I just know I would regret this but this piqued my curiosity and now I need to try it
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