Your favorite candies

[illusdark8]

Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. I love those things.

[Chibi Altaria]

Yeah at first energy drink have a strong smell and taste. At least it helps get enough caffeine to get through something at times.

Actually recently my sister went to a store and saw a new drink she wanted to try (this store imports a lot of food and drinks from around the world). It was Bundaberg (non-alcoholic) Root Beer. It's a Root Beer made by a family owned business in Australia. Honestly it tasted like medicine at first, but it's pretty good after the first taste.

Oh I almost forgot 3 Musketeers are pretty good and chocolate raisins (only a particular type). Surprisingly they are pretty good. Most things chocolate I like to cool down in the refrigerator beforehand now. Cooled chocolate is actually much better to me

EDIT: that stands to bring out a good question though. Has anyone tried any foreign candies or drinks they found to really like?

Bundaberg is good. :9 Although I don't drink root beer, but I like their bourbon and rum.

When I went to the States I was there for Halloween, so I got to try all kinds of things we don't have here! Hershey's chocolate bars were awesome, and I really loved the peanut butter cups. Yum!

[Chakramaster]

Bundaberg is good. :9 Although I don't drink root beer, but I like their bourbon and rum.

When I went to the States I was there for Halloween, so I got to try all kinds of things we don't have here! Hershey's chocolate bars were awesome, and I really loved the peanut butter cups. Yum!

I guess that's why it tasted a bit different. Because they focus more on the alcoholic type drinks (hence the "non-alcoholic" branding)?

Yeah it's interesting trying foreign drinks/food. A bit different at first because your so used to your own region's food, but it's good to try something new every now and then.

I used to like the peanut butter cup everyone keeps mentioning, but I haven't had those in years now. Maybe I need to go look in the store and just try a lot of old sweets I used to eat and see how they compare now xD

[Chibi Altaria]

I guess that's why it tasted a bit different. Because they focus more on the alcoholic type drinks (hence the "non-alcoholic" branding)?

Yeah it's interesting trying foreign drinks/food. A bit different at first because your so used to your own region's food, but it's good to try something new every now and then.

I used to like the peanut butter cup everyone keeps mentioning, but I haven't had those in years now. Maybe I need to go look in the store and just try a lot of old sweets I used to eat and see how they compare now xD

Probably. xD I don't drink any 'non-alcoholic' alcohol, it just seems weird. I don't drink all that often anyway.

I need to find some international candy store so I can pick up all these American sweets again. Oh, so good. <3

[Pokemon Trainer Sarah]

Bundaberg is good. :9 Although I don't drink root beer, but I like their bourbon and rum.

When I went to the States I was there for Halloween, so I got to try all kinds of things we don't have here! Hershey's chocolate bars were awesome, and I really loved the peanut butter cups. Yum!

Did you try pumpkin pie? It seems so gross but I find it intriguing xD

I went to America a few years back and got addicted to peanut butter cups :D

My favourite lollies are Dutch licorice though. Especially the really salty ones. It's the only lolly-type thing I regularly eat. Not such a fan of really sweet sugary stuff.

[Chibi Altaria]

Did you try pumpkin pie? It seems so gross but I find it intriguing xD

I went to America a few years back and got addicted to peanut butter cups :D

My favourite lollies are Dutch licorice though. Especially the really salty ones. It's the only lolly-type thing I regularly eat. Not such a fan of really sweet sugary stuff.

Now that you mention it I don't think I did. I did have pumpkin soup, though. And that was good. :9

I carved pumpkins, too!