Favourite sweet treats that are underated

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Poppets for me!

You can keep your egg custards. I’ll raise you a Portuguese ‘nata.

Light flakey pastry, gently cupping thick, sweet, creamy vanilla custard.

Arabic milk sweets. Don’t know what they are actually called and they take forever to eat.

A Danish cinnamon swirl pastry pastry for me.

Chocolate peanuts.

Oh yes @ChateauMyself !!

Raspberry ruffles
Jazzies
Milky way crispy rolls
Toffee crisp - best things ever

Jelly tots - when I can find them
Parma violets
I love a Picnic

Oh yes jelly tots!
Those biscuits that have jammy type jelly and coconut sprinkled on top - I can't remember the name!!

Star bar straight out of the fridge

Those pink 'chocolate' pig things...yummy

Peach rings, are they rare enough?

I've also recently found out that I like the chocolate in Primark. 1.30 for a bar but it was so good.

Frys orange or mint bars. Mmmmmm

Toffee bon bons - especially bought from an old fashioned sweet shop
Sherbet fountain

Oh gosh I agree with so so many 🙈
Chocolate eclairs
Caramac bars
Raspberry ruffles
Toffee crisp
Frys blue one
Turkish delight
And Nata's

Millionaire Shortbread. Preferably made by Thorntons but doesnt need to be!

Violet creams. Love love love them.
And sugared almonds.

Toffifee

Sainbury's milk bottles chewy sweets. I don't like them from any other supplier! These ones are nice and dry, and covered in cornflour.

Edinburgh Rock. Especially the ginger version.

A bar of chocolate with just the right balance of chocolate % in it (not too high to make it dark choc, but just enough to make it properly chocolatey). Whenever I think I have found just the right one, I then manage to forget where I bought it and what make it was so have to start all over again.

Also, I love Turkish delight, the proper sort.

Halva

@BarkandCheese are you me?

Also a fan of @Weaverspin milk bottles. Our local penny sweet shop does the same ones.

Mint humbug pillows, the golden ones shaped like sun lollies

liquorish Catherine wheels
Refresher chews
drumstick lollies
milk chews
swizzell lollies
the chunky milk chocolate in Ikea with broken up daim bar in it

yum!

Also greek delight (loukoumi) but the mastiha variety.

I had some amazing sweets in Iraqi Kurdistan - the lovechild of halva and Turkish delight. They were sold in big logs and i was gutted when the two boxes i bought were finished

haven't seen them for years and years but loved liquorice bootlaces..We used to call them 'Spanish' and all sweets like them (and whitemice etc) was known as ket/kets i.e ... 'Gor any kets?'

I'd rather have stuff like that than expensive chocolates