What are these called that come in like a tin can

>>7118170
Candies>>7118170

>>7118170
Google image search.
>shitpost

>>7118170
I don't know what's like a tin can. Perhaps an aluminum can?

>>7118173
can't find name

You can buy these at literally any tea store here in Germany.
They are just flavored candy

>>7118191
Troof. Pear's the best.

>>7118170
In American English, they're commonly called 'fruit drops.' Kinda like how throat lozenges are called 'cough drops' by the USicans.

Boiled sweets

>>7118191
>Having tea stores on every corner

And yurosyrians claim superiority over the great United States.

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>>7118170
They kind of look like pic related from France, they used to be sold all over in the USA but I almost never see them now.

Travel sweets or car sweets

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>>7118170
nigger fruitz

>>7118170
bon bons nigga

they are called God tier

Altoids

>>7118251
What's wrong with tea stores? Where else would you buy your tea?

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>>7118170
Fruit drops?

>>7118501
Where you buy your food.

Pretty outlandish and complicated, yes?

>>7118170
I was gifted something like this at Thanksgiving. They have aromatics and it reminds me of medicine. Into the trash it goes.

>>7118170
Die-From-Beetus

>>7118526
Grocery stores and supermarkets sell tea as well, but they only have the pleb shit you serve people you don't care about. If you want actual tea, you need to go to a tea store.

They are fruit drops.

>>7118170
See these at Aldi in big as shit glass (or that plastic glass) for like $7

Taveners Fruit Drops OP