On the social network “Tik Tok,” an American posted a video in which he tasted and rated Lithuanian candies.
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“Okay, my friend is from Lithuania. Today we are tasting Lithuanian candies for the first time. He brought them from Lithuania and we will rate them,” the American began the video.
He first tasted the candy “Riešutėlis”.
“The taste is like a ‘Mars’ chocolate bar. Basically just like ‘Mars’. I would give it about 7 points,” said the content creator.
The second were “Ananasiniai” candies, which the American did not like at all.
“I really didn’t expect something like this. It reminds me of a soft ‘KitKat’, just much sweeter. I would give it about 4 points. I would never eat that again,” the guy said bluntly.
Later he decided to try the candy “Nomeda”.
“To be honest, all these candies look exactly the same, just in different packaging. Let’s try it.”
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“I don’t like ‘Nomeda’. 2 points. What’s inside here? It reminds me of ‘Pop-Tart’, but with more stuff,” the content creator said dissatisfied.
Then it was time for the “Aguona” candies.
“No flavor,” the American was brief and took the candy “Gaidelis”.
“This one might be the best. This one is actually tasty. It’s not as insanely sweet as the others. The others are so sweet it’s hard to even eat them. I thought American food was sweet, but this… I would give it about 7 points,” praised the content creator.
The last candy was “Miglė”.
“I swear, they are all the same. Let’s try it. The taste is exactly the same as the others. 4 out of 10. This tastes like pumpkin pie,” said the American.
According to him, the best candy was “Gaidelis”, and the worst was “Nomeda”.
“In summary – Lithuania, your candies are a bit too sweet for me,” said the American, and this conclusion surprised many, as American sweets are often considered very sweet.
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