Does this country have the WORST candy in the world??

[@Peebs]

Sweeden, I tried some of your candy. Let's see how it goes... Thanks so much for watching!

[@angelicpawnz]

Your welcome peeb :)) btw,can i make an animation of you in the future? im asking for permission btw

[@TOXIN2000]

@Peebs Where did you find the "cool guys"? I got curious and wanted to try them, but I can't find them on Amazon? Are they called something different or is it one of those cases where "cool" is spelled "kul" with an accent over the u or something?

[@spudwilkins9440]

Now eat it for a week.

[@aster.cotton]

@@angelicpawnz He's already said yes at least twice. On a live stream and in a comment I believe. You don't need to keep asking on every single video.

[@angelicpawnz]

@@aster.cotton oh sorry,i actually slowly forgot that i use to ask him so many times

[@spencz-]

"these are a lot firmer then expected" while he holds the veiny scissors.

[@Appl3Kid]

“scissors”

[@theoneonlymephiles]

@spencz- why do you have no videos?

[@spencz-]

@@theoneonlymephiles I dont make videos lol

[@timothyoestreichii1553]

Glad I wasn't the only one thinking that. 😂😂😂

[@MrAkila63]

Swede here! I'm not sure why we produce so much licorice, as not many Swedes seem to like it. As for the saltiness, we generally use more salt in our food and probably have a higher tolerance for it, which is why we add so much salt, haha. Also, the candies shown in the videos are basically some of the worst ones from Sweden. We have a lot of good chocolate (like Marabou) and many other kinds of delicious sweets! Hope you give Sweden another chance in the future!

[@Peebs]

@@MrAkila63 Yeah in all fairness, I did pick some weird looking ones on purpose haha. I’m always open to try new foods. Sweden pastries look amazing!

[@Thatonefuckinguy]

tbf we put tons of salt in everything as americans. So if an american hates it, then that means every candy must be a sodium induced heart attack waiting to happen. lol

[@iota-09]

Marabou is top tier small chocolates, unfortunate to not see them here. Europeean countries are definitely better qt hard candy and chocolates than gummies and such(imho)

[@jam06]

To be honest, the shitty candies are always funnier to watch. But I always appreciate when he does some good ones because what if I want to try some?

[@KabegamiTheGreat]

I looked up most common causes of death in sweden and its diseases in the circulatory system so I doubt you have a higher tolerance for salt. Y'all just hate food.

[@TheiTrecz]

Swede here: I do not like any of the salty stuff, so it's not a universally beloved thing. There is a type of candy called "Djungelrvrål" (Jungle roar), and it basically is to saltiness what warheads are to sourness. Just an ungodly blast of salt designed to push the limits of what the human palette can handle. My ex really liked them and had them quite often; I couldn't bring myself to kiss afterwards until she brushed her teeth.

[@xaviermcgettigan8968]

Jag köpte jungelvrål när jag var i Sverige ett år sen, jag älskade det. Det hatar min man, jag berättade inte för honom att hur salt 🤣🤣

[@gall9had]

Well now i've got to try it I love salt

[@LilleTotte]

Djungelvrål isn't that salty, it's actually quite mild powder mixture and it's a sweet licorice. Salty girders (salta balkar) ont the other hand has a hole through them so there's more surface area for the mix of sugar and salmiak (ammonium chloride) to cover. Also, the Skipper's Pipe isn't salty, it's a sweet licorice without any salmiak and the salt content is 0.5g/100g (source: the box of Skipper's Pipes on my desk) - a flavor enhancer, but not something you can taste.

[@pizzaroll3778]

The unicorn poop actually looks like a diva cup to me lmao

[@strawberryvanilla444]

I was thinking the same thing 😂

[@2wink_Mark]

The editor saying “why tf is he imagining that😭” is so funny 😂😂

[@milobytz]

Toasty is the fuckin sass master to Peebs 😂

[@thefinalduane]

ikea employee here: the best ikea candy is the cranberry vanilla foam candy we sell during the holidays, i stock up on it every winter

[@thesnesgeek]

Skumtomtar in swedish

[@timothymckane6362]

0:54 This was the closest we'll ever get to have a Brutalmoose x Peebs food collab video.

[@TriggerTrue]

Thank you for pointing this out. Would be awesome if they collaborated.

[@astrowolvez]

I thought he was going to play a brutal moose sound bite when he said plob 😂

[@OkraPlutonium]

CHEF IAN BROOTAL FOODS

[@AntSugar]

My instant thought too

[@Toutankhaton13]

Read the wrapper with Plopp on it and thought of Brutalmoose right away, and the edit happened pretty much at the sametime 🤣

[@MmeCShadow]

The white granular coating on sour candies is crystallized citric acid. It almost feels like the Swedes looked at American sour candies, mistook the coating for salt, and were off to the races.

[@julieneff9408]

I flipped through the comments but did not see this: The 'salt' in salty licorice is ammonium chloride. It's not more toxic than sodium chloride but it definitely tastes strange if you're not familiar with it.

[@WallsEryx]

I think they use that because your body just pisses the ammonium away, so they can blast the candy with that stuff. Sodium, on the other hand, fucks your blood pressure up.

[@larsfinlay7325]

In Sweden there are giant candy stores that let you pick and mix and pay by weight. They mailed you all the gross ones but there are some tasty ones too. If you ever go to Sweden the candy stores are worth visiting. Also there’s excellent falafel.

[@Ash113Lynx]

Do yourself a favor: Order from Sweetishcandy (it's based in PA, not Sweden, so shipping will probably be more reasonable) and get some of the following: Kolsvart black currant/raspberry, strawberry vanilla drops, rambo strawberry or rainbow, marabou, bounty And yeah, there's also a bunch of weird gross licorice stuff. You can also just get random assorted mixes and just see what sticks

[@silver8274]

another swede here and honestly a good chunk of the candy you had in the video are on atleast my general avoid list of things not to get, and the drink that you got is one iv never even heard of and the one with the elephant on it i'm pretty sure is danish

[@brotherbuford2827]

The notable thing about the salty candies is that the salt used in them is not sodium chloride, but instead it is ammonium chloride.

[@MorotsjuiceJE]

Atleast he didn't try djungelvrål (Jungle scream). A classic Swedish liqurish candy that's infamous for the salty salmiak powder it's covered in. Would had been fun tho

[@AndresLionheart]

People from Sweden! It's time to redeem your candy! Recommend him some actually good ones so that he can make a follow up to this video. This cannot end here.

[@le7th7th]

As a Swede, it should be noted that Sweden in particular I believe favors salty flavors in Candy (not with all things, we got some chocolate stuff obviously). Licorice in particular is fairly popular. Really (I say this before finishing video) what I'd say is that our candy is worse than our pastries by quite a bit (which is probably due to Fika). I've no idea where you found the M.A.C. Black Cola...I've never heard of that before now. Though based on that you describe that you ordered an orangey flavor I assume you're talking about Trocadero?

[@Peebs]

Yeah as I mentioned I don't like salty sweets - at least not fruity and salty sweets. Some of them like the salty twins though were just so over the top with the saltiness I can hardly believe anyone could enjoy it? LOL. The stuff like the Cool Guys were good though once I got used to it. I've looked up more Swedish candy since recording, and there was def some other chocolates that looked good. The main chocolate brands in the US aren't very good sadly, so I like tasting some from other countries. UK and AU had some good ones. Should have gotten more Swedish chocolates w/o the licorice filling. And I can't remember what orange flavored soda I originally ordered. It might have been Trocadero? M.A.C. does appear to be a Swedish soda though. It wasn't bad. Our soda is too sweet here. Cheers!

[@le7th7th]

@@Peebs I get that thing with salty tbh, I'm not a fan of Licorice myself (in fact I've a strong sweet tooth in addition to enjoying some mild salty flavors). I'd say from memory testing out some of the candies you had tested, they would be on milder side. And if you ever order Swedish candy again and just want something that is at least sweeter than the usual salty I'd recommend Kexchoklad (just a type of chocolate) or "Ahlgrens bilar" (tiny candy cars essentially). As like you said it would've helped to have less licorice for a first try. It can be hard to remember understandably. I can only think of a few sodas that could remind someone of orange flavor, Trocadero being a personal favorite but may be wrong. Other ones that could've been were: "Zingo" or "Nygårda Apelsin". Anyway cheers, and have a continued good evening/day/whatever-part-of-day it is over at you presently.

[@dphylan]

The “fruity tools” segment had me reeling man LMAO

[@WonderousSmiles]

"does this country have the worst candy?'' me : "not unless it's sweden" me two seconds later :O!! they loooove their salted licorice. Swedish fish btw isn't swedish. But actual fish you can get in Sweden? Pretty tasty. (Not a swede, but I've been living here a months, and plan to for the foreseeable future. So this was neat to watch. I personally have given up on soda and candy here, which I'm sure my body is thanking me for)

[@Peebs]

Yeah I read (after recording, shoulda done the homework ahead of time, lol) that Swedish Fish isn't actually made in Sweden. I would love to visit Sweden some day! I don't even eat candy that much anyway, and other Swedish food looks great to me. The cities there seem beautiful too.

[@WonderousSmiles]

@@Peebs Oh it's absolutely gorgeous. The water even tastes better than any place I've been in the US. And if you have a sweet tooth, they absolutely kill it at pastries and chocolate. If you do visit, I'd recommend giving the smaller cities a try. Everyone goes to Stockholm, but Gothenburg is lovely

[@CherryCherub97]

@@Peebs Swedish Fish is actually manufactured by the Swedish Candy brand Malaco. They don't really sell bags of "Swedish Fish" in Sweden though, which is kinda funny. We do have something called "Pastellfisk" (pastel fish) which are sold in the "pick-and-mix" candy section. I think they might taste different though.

[@Yaksoup98]

Swedish fish is actually swedish though.

[@CherryCherub97]

@@Yaksoup98 The "Swedish Fish" candy is produced and sold in NA. The version produced in Sweden and sold in Europe is called "Pastellfisk/Pastel fish and looks a little different from the one sold on the US. They might taste different too, I haven't tried them.

[@cloudkitsune17]

I'm not Swedish, but my grandpa was Norwegian and had access to some of these type of candies. He loved to put salt on everything, including watermelon and tomato, but I never liked too much salt flavor on anything, and hated it when he'd do that. He also had that strawberry black liquorice stuff and just seeing it in your video gave me terrible flashbacks. XD

[@Roeseii]

American here! As far as I know our family isn't from that part of the world (moreso french or irish) but in our family we would always put salt on watermelon, since it makes it sweeter! I'm so glad to know we're not the only ones who do that haha. Everytime I say this people think im crazy and tell me "Watermelon is already sweet" but its NOT! Once you try it you can never go back! 🤣and you dont need a lot too!

[@ClaudiaRamos-ov3xh]

In Brazil a lot of people salt their tomatoes. It's pretty good. Now I wanna try with watermelon. My family puts salt on oranges but only the sour ones. It's also very good. Don't put salt on the sweet ones though xD

[@GlitterGutz_]

Hi peebs! I just wanted to say I’ve been watching you since I was maybe in elementary school and I’m now 21 still regularly enjoying your content :) thank you for continuing to upload quality content even though KZbin hasn’t been particularly good to its users lately

[@IchibanVictory]

Aw man, no Bilar or Daim? Forever ago our Swedish neighbor introduced my family to Bilar candy, basically fruit flavored foam cars. Pretty tasty. I was sad when IKEA stopped carrying them. Daim is good if you like chocolate and toffee. But yeah, anything that’s salted licorice isn’t for me, or even my licorice-loving dad. Never again.

[@Dragonscale87]

bilar are some of my fav candies!! wish ikea still carried them

[@IchibanVictory]

@@Dragonscale87 here’s to hoping. I don’t find them in the wild much, but when I do, I buy a bag.

[@Junkuza]

Fr, daim's fire.

[@GloriousDash]

@@Junkuza🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@mangehd6262]

having lived in sweden my entire life i can't really say i have tried half of these myself and the other half is the stuff i never really see anyone actually get when they go and get candy because yeah they genuinely are pretty terrible. some notable things missing here are alghrens bilar, zoo, gott & blandat, gräddkola, diam and one of the main flavors of marabou chocolate. i'm sure some of those would be a little more leaning towards the flavor most people are used to with candy especially in america tho nothing really gets as sweet as the most sweet stuff yall have over there.

[@Meme.Supreme]

omg I've never been this early. thank u for making this terrible fever a lil more tolerable!

[@Peebs]

Hope you feel better soon!

[@HandiDandiBrandi]

I love the comments from Swedes saying "Hey man we have better candies than that c'mon" Yeah, we know. He's not saying Sweeden has NO good candy, just that the bad ones, are the worst lol

[@Winclecast]

I love your channel Peebs, your videos are great.

[@sergeant16bit]

Joel will catch wind of this

[@CanIswearinmyhandle]

That plop was the original caramel version. The licorice one is evil black on the inside. Btw if you ever try this again may I recommend getting Plop and Center and compare them. Also Japp. I would love to see an american try Japp.

[@Mayonnaise_Masterson]

As a Swede, i have to say…this was kinda disappointing of a collection. :/ If you look at Sweden’s main/most favoured candy, these DO NOT make it on the list. I'd even wager the majority of Sweden prefere sweetnes over saltyness (i don't know what the “Swedish” comments are yapping about, on how we eat that much salty licorice). Salty licorice? Give it to Finland. (om du gillar Hockey-Pucken så sök hjälp) A perfectly curated Swedish Candy list would look something more like this: Daim Japp Dumle Ahlgres Bilar✨ Cloetta Kex Choklad ✨✨✨ Gränna Polka Pim Pim Bubblizz Marabou Mjölkchoklad Center ✨✨ Geléhallon Gott & Blandat I didn't include any licorice, as you did eat all of them now lol. However, i'd have bought the Skipper’s Pipe in a big pack, instead of the version in single packages, and preferebaly without the pink stuff on (ew), since they taste different. *Also i don't know shat happened to your Plopp nor Kola Snören. Plopp doesn't taste licorice (at least not as i'm aware off???), and the Kola Snören i guess can be a little sticky, but i don't think they taste licorice aswell 😂. Anyways, might've been after taste from your previous licorice taste. Fun to see how different people from different nations appreciate foods 😁👍

[@hit0dama]

As a Finn it was pretty hilarious to watch Peebs die to these mild as heck salty licorice candies. XD (I'm sure the last one was hot becaue of chili, but dunno about the amount of salty licorice even in it.)

[@CherryCherub97]

Why do licorice-haters always feel the need to crap on people who like licorice? It's just a matter of taste. No one's forcing you to eat it.

[@matthewrowlett1564]

To be fair, he DID say he couldn't get the bad taste from the previous candy out of his mouth... Also, Who TF puts SALT on Gummy candy or Licorice? What's next, Salted Jelly Beans? If it was Chocolate over Pretzels or Nuts it's understandable, or salted caramel and Salt-Water Taffy, but otherwise salt dosent belong In candy.

[@CherryCherub97]

@@matthewrowlett1564 God, Americans are so boring. You really can't handle any type of interesting flavor, can you?

[@Simon_Q]

Im not even Swedish, but I'm disappointed that he didn't include Daim, I have them in Ikea every time I go.

[@maximum.collecting]

My guy, where’s the Bilar? Daim? Kex? Marabou? PimPim? Polly? Zoo? Idk where you got this candy from, but I’ve never seen any of it before. Get the brand name stuff! 🇸🇪

[@Failedlegend]

14:32 huh...if you ignore the pink stuff it looks rather equine (horse)'s "5th leg" than a pipe (the front is the side opposite the pink)

[@willspires4963]

YES oh my goodness I was REALLY hoping I wasn’t alone in seeing that... unique shape

[@DizzPants]

Plopp is not salty licorice-flavoured. It's contains a soft caramel-centre.

[@DizzPants]

@@catpoke9557 Not the original one even thought there are a plopp that's licoriceflavoured but it's inside is licorice-black and not orange/brown.

[@vandaltheslayer]

Yo that 'pipe' looked a lot like a horses... good video man.

[@apollo_just_ice]

Oh dear, at the point of the salty twins I was feeling so bad for you Peebs 😭😭 Can your next food video be “I eat my favourite foods for one week”? I think you deserve it 😭💖 Ofc this was a fun watch, but man, do you put yourself through eating a lot of… unpleasant at the least, foods

[@countscottula8772]

A new Peebs vid on my bday is an awesome bday present! Cheers from Falls Church VA 🤘😊🤘💜

[@SquirellsRJustUmamiMagpies]

Happy birthday fellow Virginian !!

[@fusionsigh]

Happy birthday 🎂🎈🎉🎁🎊 from Kansas

[@TheDanishGuyReviews]

"Why would you get Swedish Fish if you could get Sour Patch Kids?" Because l despise and loathe sourness as a flavour, but like winegums.

[@konoikurozora5851]

I don't like licorice (even hate it), and the excessively salty ones are probably not good. But some salt is nice. Also I love that kind of fruity jelly in chocolate

[@MsBugg98]

Long time Peebs and Moose fan, the Plop was just- Yes.

[@NotYourRainyDay]

As a very rare action from a Finnish person I have to defend our neighbors and say that their candy slaps and salty licorice is for the strong and mighty. (I may only be saying this because our candy has a lot of overlap)

[@thesnesgeek]

We have the candy, you have Cha cha cha

[@shutupsprinkles]

Swedish Fish are one of my favorite candies how dare you

[@Peebs]

Hey, they're okay...?? I'll allow it.

[@ThisIsCSDX]

I never had it before. What's the flavor like, if it's okay to ask?

[@gentryreed1115]

@@ThisIsCSDXtaste like a watered-down twizzler. (Which I’m also not a fan of). Swedish fish is just “ok” as Peebs said. Truer words have never been spoken.

[@Sailor-Khione]

I'm sorry I don't like swedish fish but I didn't know it actually came from there. That and sixletts are the worst but I would eat swedish fish over sixletts.

[@Templarofsteel88]

Just pointing this out, Swedish fish is not realy a thing in Sweden,it was produced by Malaco in 1957 for the U.S market.

[@silvastone1691]

It's crazy how in the US we consume way too much sodium but out there in Sweden they coat their candy in it like high blood pressure doesn't exist lol

[@Trapinchlord-p2d]

Bro got that Nuka cola from fallout lol 2:40

[@TheDanishGuyReviews]

Yeah, I can see that. By Mennen, that's fun to think about.

[@undertalepapyrus2615]

The fact that PBG makes a living doing KZbin like this is extremely unrealistic. He lives in a big house with a job like this. He must be very smart dude having a job like this. I think the majority of people wouldn’t even know how to start KZbin and have to pay rent and every other living costs through this platform

[@knuclear200x]

I used to subscribe to Disney Adventures printed from NZ, so there were a lot of ads for their products like "Skips" and "Milk ice". Never had a single one

[@azurecent6294]

Interesting to see foreign candies! I had fun watching you review them.

[@WallsEryx]

Not a Swede, but have lived in Sweden for 8 years and buy candy every now and then. Peebs, I think they just sent you the bottom of the barrel stuff nobody wants.

[@thesnesgeek]

Or knows

[@GreatJobStudio]

The brutalmoose plop was so ingrained in my brain that I didn't even notice it the first time around.

[@xaviermcgettigan8968]

Australian Peebs fan here, I've been learning Swedish for a few years now, this is a great mashup of interests!

[@thesnesgeek]

Is swedish cool?

[@xaviermcgettigan8968]

@@thesnesgeek it's fun, I like it. Plus it's relatively easy. Or like, do you mean cool as in cold? Cos like, Scandinavia?

[@thesnesgeek]

@@xaviermcgettigan8968 No, stylish

[@GabrielRuizBallard]

6:24 "That's what she said!"

[@ayouxy]

12:27 WOOWWWWW WHAT?

[@milobytz]

Lol, cancelled, he doesn't like black 😂

[@brad533]

Mad respect for the Brutalmoose “plop” effect. Great start to the vid

[@EdHadder]

I love peebs videos 💓

[@President_Starscream]

Interestingly, I have just tried salty licorice for the first time. It's really different, and I really like it. Also, it's not standard sodium chloride salt, but ammonium chloride. Mmmmmm, ammonia candy.

[@aetherhae]

I am hither. Betting it's another Peebs banger

[@the_agate_gate3782]

I’m American and I love Swedish Fish. They’re one of my favorite candies. I just recently tried the Swedish Fish and Friends you showed and the dolphins are great. The IKEA we had in our state shut down and they won’t ship here. 😢

[@peregrine5327]

My grandma is Swedish -- she simultaneously seems completely aware of how terrible Swedish candy is, while still enjoying it. It's a weird point of pride to her that she eats the pure, unsweetened black licorice and makes a face while eating it that leads me to believe she can't possibly be enjoying it.

[@close2metvthebluesquare279]

7:37 Fun fact!: skittles are actually all the same flavor, it’s just the scent that’s different.

[@CJBStudios]

Fun fact, Swedish fish is actually one of my mom’s favorite candies.

[@loganwillis815]

It is my dad's favorite candy too.. or was. I don't know anymore. He left

[@Mayonnaise_Masterson]

​@@loganwillis815🧋

[@spencerdokes6056]

That fact is not fun at all my dude

[@HaikuNW]

It's good to know more about your mother, stranger

[@trashbag5716]

My mom’s too!!

[@BlissfulJoy]

As a Norwegian, I’m incredibly happy you’re making fun of the swedes.

[@nekoboygames7786]

As a Swede, all this candy, especially the salty ones makes my mouth watering. I would eat everything. The saltier it is, the better it taste. I love a hard candy called Jättesalt (Giant salt, the word "jätte" translates to giant and it's also used as an enhancement/enlargement word like the words "super", "alot", "very".) that is supposed to be super salty, but I guess I'm so used to the saltiness that I always pop at least 3 pieces into my mouth at once. I love salty liqorice so much that as a child I once got liqorice poisoning and my mom had to take my salty licorice candy and hide it bc I wouldn't stop eating it.😅

[@Failedlegend]

apparently the US (and i assume Canada too) puts more sugar in everything than anywhere in europe even the same product so like fanta orange pop. So it makes sense that any foreign candy would seem bland in comparison

[@corey2232]

But the US has a ton of candy varieties, many with much less sugar. His problem isn't the sugar content - it's the flavors (mostly licorice) and the high salt content.

[@FreDaN92]

You need to try Marabou and Kexchoklad.

[@SeNeturi]

20:58 I'm from Finland and we have a lot of same candies here. And yes, I actually kids like these candies, but there are also actually sweet candies, so not all of them are like these. Opinnion of salty licorice is like pretty divided some like and some don't. Actually my Mom is Swedish and she hates Salmiakki (Finnish salty licorice) and I don't like swedish licorice that much xD We finns like to offer these candies to foreigners, especially salmiakki and our tar-flavored candies :D

[@brotherbuford2827]

I'm not Finnish but I do love salmiakki. And yeah, it's fun to get other people to try it!

[@sacredgamer420]

Glad i'm Norwegian 🤣🤣🤣 that way ur not ripping on us Nords

[@vanjaplaysgames]

Swedish here and salty candy is the bomb! So delicious! So dramatic 😂😂😂😂

[@grugonk]

Those Plopps you're eating aren't the salty licorice variant. Those are ordinary Plopp, which are just filled with plain old caramel sauce.

[@TheLeafcuter]

It's incredible that you managed to find all of the candy that is on the universal avoid list lmao, like genuinely impressive?? How did you find out about kolasnöre before daim, before bilar-- before marabou????? The candies you were eating in this video are like, the shit that gets stuck to the bottom of the bargain bin. You never buy it out of your own voliton, you get it from cheap goodie bags at childrens birthday parties and then begrudgingly eat it over the course of a month because you don't want to throw away candy.

[@TDM1138]

“What do you think of when you think of Sweden?” Funny Swedish man yelling about aliens and wasps, aka, Joel.

[@morinyuu]

As a chilean born in Sweden: i love liquorice. It's the best thing ever. But am shocked when i meet full blooded swedes who hates it. Also I haven't seen some of the candies in the video. Unless they've come out the last 4 years while I've been living abroad. And also, unfortunately some candy quality has gone down hill so it doesn't taste what it's supposed to be sadly.

[@Oceanic587]

As a swede, some of the candy you found (the tools and the unicorn poop) aren't considered classics or anything special (I also dislike the poops), but kola snören (that really shouldnt taste like liquorice or be thay sticky?) is a certified classic! And of course all the salt liquorice is normal, but its so good y'all are just weak! /s Also I have no idea what that soda is?

[@ircubic]

The Americans don't know what liquorice actually is. To them it's a category of candy similar to snören, which comes in "red" and "black" varieties, with the black one actually being flavoured with liquorice. (Twizzlers is an example of this) So when he says "it's like liquorice" he just means that it reminds him of liquorice ropes, which are basically the same as snören. Not that they have the flavour of the liquorice root.

[@nyanuwu4209]

17:24 Twizzlers Pull N' Peel. Hasn't actually been in production for decades.

[@BertoPlease]

This just makes me hope one day he tries Banana Pizza and makes a video / short out of it As an American who's had it, I liked it, actually

[@terrasilvershade5678]

As soon as I saw it was Sweden, I knew there would be a lot of salt and licorice. I grew up in a finnish-american area and they have very similar candies and tastes. They didn't get a lot of sugar so they had to turn to alternatives for flavors. Real berries and fruit were common as well, rather than American style candies like Blue Raspberry Whatever

[@Peebs]

Yeah we apparently love "blue" flavored candy here LOL. I've never cared for it that much personally. Our raspberry flavors are usually not that good either, imo.

[@meowspots]

Hi Peebs! My dad and his sisters are half Finnish and half German, and they loooove black licorice, and even the salty licorice. In Finland, there's a black licorice called Salmiakki, and it super salty! I've tried it, but definitely didn't care for it. When one of our relatives from Finland visited us a couple years ago, he brought a bottle of Salmiakki liquor, and it tasted much better than the candy, to my surprise. And switching to German, have you thought about doing a Haribo gummy candy video?

[@thechubbynerd1337]

chocolate banana marshmallows were my childhood, theyre so hard to find now

[@nicholaslienandjaja1815]

Hey, I also LOVE Ikea’s Swedish meatballs! But the Ikea I went to in Indonesia (my home) doesn’t have candy. Instead, they have ice cream (I also like them).

[@Reppen555]

You should try Norwegian Candy Its way better!!!

[@TheEinator_]

Sup peebs love your I ate blank for 1 week series ❤️👍

[@Peebs]

Thank you!

[@TheEinator_]

@@Peebs no thank you I didn't know you would reply love your videos I'm addicted to your I ate blank for one week videos keep it up 👍

[@Thurston26]

Please try turkish delights. I always wanted ta try them after I watched the chronicles of Narnia as a kid 😅and they didn't disappoint😊. Idk I'm just throwing a vid idea out there.

[@thend4427]

Turkish candy in general is top tier

[@blubba818]

Peebs, your personal sacrifices for our entertainment are much appreciated.

[@gamerbear84]

I kinda wonder if everything Americans consume being roughly 50% high fructose corn syrup has an effect on your tastes. lol

[@Reppen555]

4:05 in Norway we call those "Seigemenn"

[@itsjustr0wan]

5:43 i love hearing their screams 🙂

[@annienunyabiz6627]

If you want some good snacks and candy, I highly recommend Brazil. I got that Universal Yums box subscription, and Brazil's box was by a WIDE margin the best one.

[@Mitskiconsumer]

As a Swedish person I hate licorice but I can definitely appreciate some salty candy

[@HORSEMANFOREVER]

Lil bro can't handle a lil salt 🤣

[@MajaEmilieWinkler]

As a dane i eat most of these and love them and had no idea othet countries didnt But then i again im grossed out by alot american food so i guess at the end its just a cultural difference

[@GalacticLimes]

What’s that White Fox(?) Girl next to Arther? I recognize it and it’s killing me that I can’t connect it to anything.

[@The_Jzoli]

I immediately knew it was Sweden from the snöre in the thumbnail! As a Finn, I'm living vicariously through the Swedes here, since we have a lot of these candies here as well.

[@AJMegaScizor]

finally someone puts respect on circus peanuts 🙏

[@J64-64]

can you rank the top ten best and worst ds games?

[@Wlkn2025]

Bruh! Just watching you eat these "candies" gave me high blood pressure! Why did you put yourself through this torture?!!!? 😵 My own stomach was hurting just trying to get through this video. I had to fast forward a few times. The sodium intake was soooo toooooo muuuch!

[@Ellesar189]

If you want actual Swedish Fish, may I suggest Bilar?

[@dgmnlover52]

Brutalmoose plop made my day

[@kenziehurlock]

My grandpa LOVED European licorice, especially black licorice. I tried a piece one time years ago, and it was awful. I remember it being salty and bitter. Not sweet at all.

[@nebbbo]

You should try finnish candy too! Can't promise you'd like it though😁

[@thesnesgeek]

And listen to Cha cha cha

[@Skarmillion]

either we europeans are more used to salt, or you americans are just way too used to more sugar than us 😅

[@ENKTDeeColon_and_randomnumbers]

That Plopp you tried first was the original version with some sort of caramel/toffee-filling, so they must've given you the wrong description since Plopp has a salty licorice version, regardless it's rather bland imo. Also them sending MAC Black Cola instead of MAC Black Orange is a goddamn war crime!

[@MICHAH6]

Korean food next 😍

[@ciclon5682]

i dont know why european candies tend to have saltier or bitter flavors but i dont complain. I had some delicious wine gums in spain that were half fruit gum and half licorice with a slight salt aftertaste. The first few gums were wierd but then i couldnt stop eating them, they were delicious.