The Most Popular Sweets in 20 Countries Around The World

Kenneth Coo Published 05/30/2016 in wow

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ENGLAND, CADBURY DAIRY MILK.
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CHINA, DOVE
3.
ISRAEL, ELITE. One of the brand’s most popular product is Pesek-zman, which is like a Kit Kat bar with hazelnut cream inside. The candy bar is so popular that it even has its own ice cream spin-off.
4.
SOUTH KOREA, GHANA CHOCOLATES. Ghana brand chocolates are named for the West African country their cacao beans are sourced from.
5.
POLAND, PTASIE MLECZKO. The candy is a light, meringue center with a chocolate glaze coating the outside. The name translates to "Bird Milk" which comes from a Polish legend and means something rare and tasty.
6.
SAUDI ARABIA, GALAXY. Galaxy is actually Dove Chocolate (this is also the name they’re given in the UK). The two products are practically identical, right down to their design style.
7.
THAILAND, KIT KAT.
8.
CHILE, AMBROSOLI. While very popular in Chile it comes from Italy.
9.
TURKEY, ÜLKER.
10.
BELGIUM, CÔTE D’OR.
11.
DENMARK, HARIBO.
12.
BRAZIL, LACTA.
13.
U.S., M&M's. Statistics show that M&M's are the candy most beloved by US.
14.
INDIA, CADBURY DAIRY MILK.
15.
ICELAND, PRINCE POLO. This popular candy bar comes from... Poland.
16.
CANADA, KIT KAT.
17.
RUSSIA, ALPEN GOLD. Despite The Alps being very far from Russia, Russians love Alpen Gold.
18.
JAPAN, KIT KAT. Kit Kat bars earn the distinction of being Japan’s most popular single chocolate treat. Most Americans are familiar with the snappy confection, but their Japanese counterparts are something else all together. A few of the more than 80 Kit Kat flavors sold in Japan include strawberry cheesecake, purple sweet potato, and wasabi.
19.
SOUTH AFRICA, CADBURY DAIRY MILK.
20.
GERMANY, MILKA. Milka chocolate bars originated in Berlin in 1901, but they didn’t become Germany’s most popular candy until the 1960s. Today they gross more than $730 million a year, beating out the country’s runner-up Lindt by more than $230 million.

1.
ENGLAND, CADBURY DAIRY MILK.
2.
CHINA, DOVE
3.
ISRAEL, ELITE. One of the brand’s most popular product is Pesek-zman, which is like a Kit Kat bar with hazelnut cream inside. The candy bar is so popular that it even has its own ice cream spin-off.
4.
SOUTH KOREA, GHANA CHOCOLATES. Ghana brand chocolates are named for the West African country their cacao beans are sourced from.
5.
POLAND, PTASIE MLECZKO. The candy is a light, meringue center with a chocolate glaze coating the outside. The name translates to "Bird Milk" which comes from a Polish legend and means something rare and tasty.
6.
SAUDI ARABIA, GALAXY. Galaxy is actually Dove Chocolate (this is also the name they’re given in the UK). The two products are practically identical, right down to their design style.
7.
THAILAND, KIT KAT.
8.
CHILE, AMBROSOLI. While very popular in Chile it comes from Italy.
9.
TURKEY, ÜLKER.
10.
BELGIUM, CÔTE D’OR.
11.
DENMARK, HARIBO.
12.
BRAZIL, LACTA.
13.
U.S., M&M's. Statistics show that M&M's are the candy most beloved by US.
14.
INDIA, CADBURY DAIRY MILK.
15.
ICELAND, PRINCE POLO. This popular candy bar comes from... Poland.
16.
CANADA, KIT KAT.
17.
RUSSIA, ALPEN GOLD. Despite The Alps being very far from Russia, Russians love Alpen Gold.
18.
JAPAN, KIT KAT. Kit Kat bars earn the distinction of being Japan’s most popular single chocolate treat. Most Americans are familiar with the snappy confection, but their Japanese counterparts are something else all together. A few of the more than 80 Kit Kat flavors sold in Japan include strawberry cheesecake, purple sweet potato, and wasabi.
19.
SOUTH AFRICA, CADBURY DAIRY MILK.
20.
GERMANY, MILKA. Milka chocolate bars originated in Berlin in 1901, but they didn’t become Germany’s most popular candy until the 1960s. Today they gross more than $730 million a year, beating out the country’s runner-up Lindt by more than $230 million.