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Re: U.S. Food Products That Are Liked Overseas?
Posted: Mon Jun 14, 2010 5:01 pm
by biscuits brown
They wont dare mess with the recipes
Hersheys I used to like as a kid, now my palate is "grown up" I think UK chocolate is probably the best in the world. Cadburys that is. The dark bournville is the best dark in the world
Re: U.S. Food Products That Are Liked Overseas?
Posted: Mon Jun 14, 2010 5:15 pm
by Cracker
If you like Dark, coffee-ish choclate.. try german scho-ka-kola..
It's a strange taste.. and you have to "accept" it to like it, but it really tastes great..
Grt. Ted
Re: U.S. Food Products That Are Liked Overseas?
Posted: Mon Jun 14, 2010 5:23 pm
by biscuits brown
Cracker wrote:If you like Dark, coffee-ish choclate.. try german scho-ka-kola..
It's a strange taste.. and you have to "accept" it to like it, but it really tastes great..
Grt. Ted
Hi Ted
I would love to try it, ive heard of it. Its chocolate with attitude
Can I get hold of it?
Does it say each pack has as "much caffeine as a pot of coffee" or something like that? I want some!!
Re: U.S. Food Products That Are Liked Overseas?
Posted: Mon Jun 14, 2010 5:34 pm
by Cracker
4 pieces = 1 espresso.. I believe there are 32 pieces in a tin..
It's available in German supermarkets, but I'm not visiting Germany anywhen soon.
Maybe one of the German members can hook you up with it.. they cost about €2 per tin
It reads "gives power, makes happy - The fast energysource" (happy is a bad translation, but I don't know how to properly translate it.. cheerful?)
Re: U.S. Food Products That Are Liked Overseas?
Posted: Mon Jun 14, 2010 5:39 pm
by biscuits brown
I hear you Ted
Its a cult chocolate, and I seriously would like a couple tins.
Re: U.S. Food Products That Are Liked Overseas?
Posted: Mon Jun 14, 2010 9:51 pm
by Bypah
Re: U.S. Food Products That Are Liked Overseas?
Posted: Tue Jun 15, 2010 1:52 pm
by housil
Cracker wrote:happy is a bad translation, but I don't know how to properly translate it.. cheerful?)
It say´s "macht munter", means "cheerful" as mentioned, but you can say "alert" and "awake" too.
bisucuits brown wrote:
I want some
How many?
Let´s make a swap. I´ll buy you some and send them to UK.
Bypah wrote:
the best chocolate in the world is Swiss made
Yep - you are right.
Switzerland is the chocolate heaven!
When ever being close to it - it´s just 4 hour far, we drive over the border to buy there.
See what I have sent kman:
Re: U.S. Food Products That Are Liked Overseas?
Posted: Tue Jun 15, 2010 3:52 pm
by Cracker
My father inmediatly liked the swiss bars (he's a SIG junkie.. ) can you get them in normal german supermarkets aswell or only in Switzerland? I'd really like to get some, but I can't recall finding them at the chocolate rack in the REAL..
Re: U.S. Food Products That Are Liked Overseas?
Posted: Tue Jun 15, 2010 4:05 pm
by Nawt
HI cracker,
If I remember it right aquarius once mentioned them in a topic as well.
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=2664&p=20650&hilit= ... lat#p20650
You can order 'm online at their online shop (armeeshop.ch)
cheers.
Re: U.S. Food Products That Are Liked Overseas?
Posted: Tue Jun 15, 2010 5:36 pm
by housil
Cracker wrote: but I can't recall finding them at the chocolate rack in the REAL..
It´s like Nawt said, you can get them at their online shop, but several items are sold out always and Switzerland isn´t famous for being cheap...
http://www.armeeshop.ch/d/shop/shop_fr.html
