Swedish Fish
I have seen these online quite a few times and I have always wanted to try them! I managed to get hold of some during my recent trip to IKEA. I originally thought they were an American sweet because surely if they were Swedish they'd just be called 'Fish' But given they were sold in IKEA I am now very confused! Are these truly Swedish?
All the best, Leia
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Yes, Malaco is a Swedish candy company. In Sweden, they are just called Fiskar (fish). 🙂
Best regards, Niklas 🎈
Although, I think they are not as popular or common here than foreigners might think. The more popular candy that I grew up with (my Dad would bring them from Sweden to the US) are Bilar, Diam, various Marabou chocolates as well as licorice (which I hate haha). What do you think Niklas? Most common/popular Swedish candy?
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Yes, Bilar, Daim, Non-Stop, geléhallon, all kinds of chocolate, bars like Snickers and Japp, Dumlekola, Kexchoklad. Fiskar isn't on my top ten list.
Best regards, Niklas 🎈
My son and his wife always take a lot of Marabou milkchocolate to their children in Thailand.
My website: American version
Min hemsida: Svensk version
All the best, Leia
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I think Daim is the most well known outside of Sweden out of them selected. I guess Marabou has the same reputation as Cadburys in the UK.