I was happy to learn that the snacks I always liked the most - Knoppers, Ritter Sport, Corny bars, Milch-Schnitte (Ferrero owned) - were European (specifically German minus one), as are many müsli bars! Guess you can tell Germans like hiking, huh?
I love me some Turkish Peber too! Although it’s owned by Fazer now, which is Finnish - but it was originally Danish. Whether they still have some production in Denmark though, I don’t know
Fazer blue is a good chocolate. Can’t get it in Norway where it’s mainly Freia (owned by Mondelez) or Nidar (Orkla, so actually Norwegian)
I avoid Mondeleze crap, even if Freia is considered culturally as the flag carrier Norwegian brand
Here in Germany we mostly get them by Trimex, it says it is produced in Denmark and since the company is in Germany I wouldn’t be surprised if they are just rebranded Fazer.
I was happy to learn that the snacks I always liked the most - Knoppers, Ritter Sport, Corny bars, Milch-Schnitte (Ferrero owned) - were European (specifically German minus one), as are many müsli bars! Guess you can tell Germans like hiking, huh?
And for Sweden I also like me some Kex.
And as a north German I like to buy Turkish Pepper which is made in Denmark
I love me some Turkish Peber too! Although it’s owned by Fazer now, which is Finnish - but it was originally Danish. Whether they still have some production in Denmark though, I don’t know
Fazer blue is a good chocolate. Can’t get it in Norway where it’s mainly Freia (owned by Mondelez) or Nidar (Orkla, so actually Norwegian) I avoid Mondeleze crap, even if Freia is considered culturally as the flag carrier Norwegian brand
Here in Germany we mostly get them by Trimex, it says it is produced in Denmark and since the company is in Germany I wouldn’t be surprised if they are just rebranded Fazer.