SIE ~ Eurosweets #4 ~ non-chocolate

How is your sweet tooth doing?

Send around a total of 200 grams of sweets to one partner. The lot should include a variety of different sweets, like the following (just an example, not to be followed strictly!):

• Soft fruit flavoured sweets
• Hard fruit flavoured sweets
• Lollipops
• Marshmallows
• Some salty or sour sweets (like salty liquorice or sour fruit flavoured ones)
• Some that serve a purpose, like freshening breath or protecting teeth

JUST NO CHOCOLATE THIS TIME. You often get mostly​ chocolate in sweets swaps, so this time let us think something different :)

They may be small packages, bars, lollipops, chewing gum, individually wrapped sweets, as long as they are wrapped.

If possible, choose ones that are typical of your country, not globally popular ones.

Package your sweets carefully to avoid them leaking or being smashed. They need to be store-bought and in their original packaging and have long enough time before their expiry date.

Only join if you are open to new tastes and don't have serious dislikes or allergies, as this is SENDER'S CHOICE. You may list ONE thing you don't want in the comments, such as "no watermelon flavour" or "no nuts because of allergies".

In case you end up with a receiving partner in the same country you can try and buy something more "exotic" in specialty stores, ethnic shops or large supermarkets.

Let the deliciousness begin!