Tyrkisk Peber Reviews
Product Type: Fazer Sweets
Newest Review: ... definitely something I like to liven up my mouth with, it seems to work great for colds and the intriguing saltiness that it ... more
... posseses seems unnatural! The taste comes from the mixture of pepper and ammonium chloride (salmiakki) which can be found naturally in volcanic areas or places with a lot of coal mines.
Anyone who likes liquorice has to give these a go, if they haven't already, they can also be purchased in various online Dutch or Scandanavian shops.
I also make a tasty salmiakkikoskenkorva (black-coloured vodka) from them, crush and grind the sweets up in to a fine powder (the more you use the stronger the taste, one large bag wo...morePrice Comparison for Tyrkisk Peber
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Tyrkisk Peber Volcano Tyrkisk Peber Volcano live up to their name in more ways than one ... Last Update 21.05.2013 23:35
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Tyrkisk Peber Firewood Tyrkisk Peber Firewood is a varied selection of candy coated, che ... Last Update 21.05.2013 23:35
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Tyrkisk Peber Filled Liquorice Stick
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by - written on 28/10/08, updated on 28/10/08 (Very useful, 653 readings)
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Tyrkisk Peber (literally Turkish Pepper) is a Danish sweet popular in Scandinavia and Finland. It's basically liquorice with bite, whilst it comes in various varieties and colours, the one that I am mostly familiar with is Fazer's Tyrkisk Peber with 3 fires out of 3 of hotness. Whilst this sweet might be too salty and hot for some, the spicy aniseed flavour is definitely something I like to liven up my mouth with, it seems to work great for colds and the intriguing saltiness that it posseses seems unnatural! The taste comes from the mixture of pepper and ammonium chloride (salmiakki) which can be found naturally in volcanic areas or places with a lot of coal ... Read the complete review
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