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Some sweets called "Ahlgrens cars" that has been traditional in Sweden since 1953
and still they have their very unique, original taste. Ironicly the commersial says; "The most bought car in Sweden."

Velodynamic wrote:Some sweets called "Ahlgrens cars" that has been traditional in Sweden since 1953
and still they have their very unique, original taste. Ironicly the commersial says; "The most bought car in Sweden." Image

I remmeber one of the colours tastes like soap but the others are quite good

I will be eating coffee in a minute

Jakob BC wrote:

Velodynamic wrote:Some sweets called "Ahlgrens cars" that has been traditional in Sweden since 1953
and still they have their very unique, original taste. Ironicly the commersial says; "The most bought car in Sweden." Image

I remmeber one of the colours tastes like soap but the others are quite good

That's because it had just been at the car wash. Aaaahahahahaha!

AnDrOiD wrote:

Jakob BC wrote:

Velodynamic wrote:Some sweets called "Ahlgrens cars" that has been traditional in Sweden since 1953
and still they have their very unique, original taste. Ironicly the commersial says; "The most bought car in Sweden." Image

I remmeber one of the colours tastes like soap but the others are quite good

That's because it had just been at the car wash. Aaaahahahahaha!

Didn't I just tell you, they are from 1953 so they sure needed a wash off...

I think the green and white have some mint in them...

jp8000 wrote:I will be eating coffee in a minute

Me too, with water and milk.

Coffee with water?

Yes, coffee with water and lots of it.

Must be good for you.

Jacket potato and scrambled eggs. For afters, a huuuuuuuuuuuuuuge slice of chocolate cake. Yummy.

American Grill chips with Holiday dip.

some Southern Italian cantuccini.... dammit, they make your teeth loose.....

Mint humbugs.

Friend’s homemade coffee cake.

Typically dutch: Broodje Kroket