
Many of us have a weak spot for candy. Whether that comes through as a temporary craving or permanent sweet tooth is another thing. When it comes to sugar-laced concoctions, some of us do not discriminate, while others go only for certain types of chocolate or sweets.
One of the most popular candies around is Cadbury's Dairy Milk. The milk chocolate is so popular that the company sells over $500 million worth of it each year. Another popular sweet treat comes in the form of gummies, with the first one in the shape of a bear from Danish company Haribo in 1920. Since then, the gelatin-based sweet also comes in the form of bottles, rings, worms, burgers, sharks and more!
Then, there are creative types of sugar concoctions that are, shall we say, more exotic in flavor as well as ingredients. Take your time pondering if you'd try any of the following candies created in various countries. Based on your answers we can guess if you have more of an introverted or extroverted personality!
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Would you try Everyburger cookies from Japan?

Would you try Hotlix scorpion lollipop from USA?

Would you try Mässmogge sugar candies from Switzerland?

Would you try Percy Pig gummies from the UK?

Would you try Kinder Bueno chocolate and cream wafers from Italy?

Would you try Rom rum-flavored chocolate from Romania?

Would you try White Rabbit milk candy from China?

Would you try Tunnocks Tea Cakes from Scotland?

Would you try Krembanan chocolate from Norway?

Would you try Hotlix worm lollipop from USA?

Would you try Marianne mint candies from Finland?

Would you try Carambar Caramels from France?

Would you try Mishka candy bar from Russia?

Would you try Coffee Crisp from Canada?

Would you try Salmiakki licorice from Finland?

Would you try Indy Dedos, a spicy and sour tamarind candy from Mexico?

Would you try Guayabitas from Costa Rica?

2 Comments
You got: Ambivert…
mixed up?
i got ambivert btw is a mix