So I tried this. It's pretty good. Are your other weird

>>7165997

yeah

salmiakki pääkallot/skulls should be your next target

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Sisu motherfucking horna five-outta-five!

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>>7165997
These might be hard to come by, but they are godly. Smoked licorice.

>>7165997
Salted licorice with black pepper? In what universe would that taste good?

>>7167166
I'm not sure.
I reacted to salmiakki the same way my Finnish friend reacted to Marmite.

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Best

>>7167149
>>7167192
Finns not dirty swedes
T Finn

>>7167254
Tyrkisk Peber is Danish you illiterate retard. fazer didn't change shit.

>>7165997
As far as salmiakki goes that's not even top tier. Try some Halva salmiakki next time, they make the tightest shit.

>>7167166
There's no actual black pepper in them, it's just a name

>>7165997
Anyone got a source for licorice chocolate?? Enjoyed the heck out of the licorice in iceland, and I used to get chocolate covered licorice in walgreens but now can't find even a brand to order on amazon or something.

>>7167283
Check out Johan Bülow.
Danish liquorice chocolates, although I don't know if they have any salmiakki stuff.

>>7167279
2sweet4me
Super Salmiakki, Pääkallo, Dracula piller, Merkkari and Lätkäliiga are all GOAT

im uncomfortable with the foreign languages in this thread

>>7167462
Cheeseburger, fries, coke, Obama, pizza, guns.
Feel better now?

>>7167963
No mames, güey.

>>7167254
>haribo
>swedish
>not german
Get rekt Pekka

>>7165997
yes, supersalmiakki is the best salmiakki ever

Every time I see Turkish Peber it reminds me of a bag of charcoal.

>>7165997

looks like something spurdo would eat

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>>7165997
Half-finn here. Whenever i visit relatives or find it in a Swedish shop i always buy pic related. It's not salmiak but it's a godly tar flavored candy that seem to be kinda unique for Finland.