Hmmm I love these, its been too long since my last one:

HAPPY HIPPOS



Kinder Happy Hippo is a cookie/candy made by Ferrero SpA, the same company that makes Kinder Surprise and Tic Tacs, among other candies.

The candy itself consists of a wafer cookie, shaped roughly like a hippo. Inside are two pastes; depending on the flavor: in the original one is milk flavored and the other is hazelnut flavored. In the new cocoa flavor, the hazelnut has been replaced by chocolate paste. The bottom of the wafer cookie is dipped in a frosting/merangue mixture and is quite crumbly. Some people find the hazelnut flavor to be overpowering and sickly sweet, others have not found this to be the case.

But why are they Happy Hippos?

here's some candy for ya

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I love these

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moomin

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WERTHER`S ORIGINAL



Werther's Original is a brand of caramel candies owned by the German company August Storck KG, based in Berlin, Germany. The candy brand is named after the village of Werther in Westphalia, where the company was founded in 1903. Originally available only in the hard form, candies are now also available in a chewy, soft form as well. There is also a sugarfree variant.

TV advertisements in Germany and the UK from around 10 years ago featured a kindly-looking moustachioed old man offering Werthers butterscotch toffee to his grandson. In what's now become commonplace, these were shot in what's termed 'limited palette' to reflect the product brand and suggested a halcyon age of innocence, nuclear families and good old fashioned sweets. The grandfather in the first UK ads spoke with an American accent, and was later localised to Received Pronunciation. Werther's candies are now loved by families and children for their great taste.