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H5N1 Bird Flu Isn’t a Human Pandemic—Yet. American Contrariness Could Turn It into One
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No problem! I figured it's easier to show a diagram and a picture than try to explain it when my plumbing terminology is shaky enough even in Finnish, let alone English 😅
That’s fair. I can assure you that your English is far better than my Finnish. The only words I know are salmiakki and pulla. Although I can say that 100% of the words I know are delicious. LMAO
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It’s so much fun! There’s a really great Danish candy called Dracula. Have you tried it? There’s ammonium chloride powder on the outside, then a sweet licorice hard candy, with a liquid licorice and ammonium chloride center. It’s a roller coaster of a candy.
https://danishglobal.com/products/dracula-classic
Ha yeah those are pretty popular here too, they're great. Sorta like the OG black Tyrkisk peber, which I can highly recommend if you can get them anywhere
Yes! I love those! Top five for sure. I’m also a fan of the Dutch Fire Trucks. Different, but I like them too.
https://mygermancandy.com/gustafs-dutch-licorice-hot-pepper-fire-trucks-bag-150g-5-29oz/
I’m fortunate enough to have access to a good amount of Scandinavian and broadly European candy. I’ll take any other recommendations if you think of any. We have similar taste.