quick Stockholm question: I stopped at a grocery store and bought some salmiak licorice and it is tasty, but it is the kind that is equally sweet and salty. I crave the kind that is aggro: barely sweet at all. any pointers to stores / brands that I should be looking out for would be appreciated
@regehr I like tyrkisk peber. And the salt bagsvaerd lakrids is supposedly very good, too.
@schrotthaufen @regehr 👍the best
@schrotthaufen @regehr It sort of amuses me that tyrkisk peber means Turkish Pepper, but it's sold by a Finnish company and invented in Denmark.
(but you can definitely find it in Sweden. Probably not in Turkiye, though.)
@regehr The shop ”Lakritsroten” has multiple locations and a broad selection. Hopefully they have what you need.
@Karolina thanks! I can walk to one tomorrow
Oct 10, 2026, 7:44 PM@regehr You there to collect your Nobel? Up top.
@ednl I would love an Ig Nobel maybe
@regehr There’s a chain of stores called Lakritsroten that should be able to cater to this. One is in the main hall of the central station.
@regehr If you’re not looking for a specialist store, here are some really nice opinions available in any grocery store (Salmiakbalkar in the third pic found are in the pick n’ mix section).
@Karolina thanks!
@regehr punish me with liquorice, I’ve been bad
Oct 10, 2026, 11:11 PM@regehr I'm not from Stockholm, but I know that we (in Sweden) have stores that only sell licorice. They should be able to help you.
I believe this is a good store? They have multiple stores in Stockholm.
@hund thank you!