German candy

Popular German candy often fascinates people from all over the world. The reason is that some of the most delicious and high-quality candy and chocolates originated in Germany. DDo you wonder what type of chocolate, desserts, and candy come from Germany? Continue reading about German Candy on our website.

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In South Germany and in the German speaking Switzerland, chocolate-covered marshmallow treats are commonly known as Mohrenköpfe (Moor's heads), it's one of the European countries that still uses the original term.

Celebrate 100 years of Haribo Gold Bears with this special edition of the classic gummy bears, now in throwback flavors. This iconic gummy candy comes in mouthwatering cherry lollipop, cotton candy, classic cola flavor, and more. The German confectioner has been in operation since 1922 and is now a firm favorite among gummy fans in the US for its classic treats and innovative new creations.

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All sorts of German treats - Hanuta chocolate wafer, Ritter Sport chocolates, Haribo gummi bears

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German candy is a traditional confectionery made in Germany. The most famous German candy is probably licorice. However, Americans are less familiar with the types of German candy that are more popular in Europe. Some of these types of German candy are hard to get or not available in the US because they aren’t very popular in America. The hardest-to-get types of German candy are those made without molasses, such as honey, carob and quince. These candies are hard to get or not available in

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