What is a typical German sweet/snack that I can give to my colleague who is abroad? It should be available at the supermarket. Please not chocolate, because it can melt. Thanks for your answers.
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Typical German sweets and snacks that you can give to your colleague abroad are Haribo Gold Bears, Gingerbread, Prints, Pepper Nuts, Brezel Chips, Knäckebrot and Magenbrot. These treats are available in most German supermarkets and are well suited for shipping as they are not melting and long lasting.
apple rings, fruit cuts, tree cake, speculative, gingerbread/printes
And: Aseli mice (the real one from Berlin, not from Haribo)
Tree cakes and prints fall from wg. Chocolate cover.
Isn’t that also with sugar casting instead of chocolate?
Not that I know.
Then hold HARIBO or cookies from LEIBNITZ
Haribo Zeugs!
Haribo is everywhere
It is nevertheless typical German.
Yeah, it depends on where the other is abroad. In NL or Scandinavia there are more Haribo than with us.