Canadian Candy?

[World Showcaser]

Too bad that Timbits would get stale.

If you didn't want to shell out money for maple creams or maple candy, there is always a box of Dare Maple Cookies. Apparently, Fugie-O's aren't available outside of Canada either.

And a favourite of mine is Hickory Sticks.

I think, though, that others' suggestion of Smarties is best. Inexpensive and easy to share.

 

[squirrel]

Skor, Wonderbar (yum, yum)

My two favorites!

 

[Shelebeen]

Thanks everyone!

I did find some maple leaf shaped maple candy at the farmers market (it's not really a Western Canadian thing). and I bought many small packs of smarties for the kids... should not be a problem from the plane to the air conditioned house, to the cruise terminal and into our room.. (will carry them on)

We are also going to bring a number of boxes of vanilla/chocolate girl guide cookies to give to the counsellors in the kids clubs, our room steward, the concierge person/s, the waiters, etc... (I have about a case worth here still)

 

[Sue M]

I had no idea Smarties aren't avail in the US! Easy to take without melting.

 

[Debbie]

I had no idea Smarties aren't avail in the US! Easy to take without melting.

No, their "Smarties", are our "Rockets".

 

[roxysmum123]

I believe Tic Tacs are Canadian but could be very wrong.

 

[Disney Daniel]

I believe Tic Tacs are Canadian but could be very wrong.

You spiked my curiosity with that one so I looked it up. Tic Tacs were introduced in the U.S. in 1969 and are manufactured by an Italian company.

 

[Declan2]

Yes Smarties are a must.