Mauritian Snacks

Yesterday I went to the grocery store and got a few different foods that I have never seen before and tried them... Here is my take on some Mauritian candy

This first thing I got was not really candy but it looked interesting, it looked like a good snack :D. So I buyed it.  They are actually pretty good, a little dry and the chocolate is weird and doesn't really taste like chocolate, I crumbled some of them up in yogurt today and it was AMAZING! I probably found my new favorite breakfast while I am here.  Also they look like weird dog treats or something which is a bonus.  

I also got a Tim Tam, which was like a really amazing Kit kat, it was awesome :D, also it was only around 30 cents so that's great.  I also kinda sorta ate it on the walk back to the house so all you get is a picture of the wrapping ;).  

 I also got some Bubbly (hee hee) just because it looked intriguing and had a cool name.   It actually weird and I am not a fan of the mint flavor, usually I love mint chocolate but this, not so much.  They had a couple different flavors so I might try another one, it is really light but I also feel slightly jipped  because there is so much air in it.  Didn't Hershey come out with something like this a while ago?  I think it was Hershey Air or something, I dunno.  This was probably my least favorite, but it does look awesome.

Here in Mauritius they have a couple different kinds of Kit Kats which is wierd since I have only ever seen chocolate.  So I got Caramel and Peanut Butter and tried a little of each.  I didn't really like them a ton, I mean it was still a Kit Kat, but like the top layer on both of them is SUPER creamy and sticky so when you take a bite the creaminess overwhelms the Kit Kat crunch.

Sorry for the acward leg in the background, my cheapy camera wouldn't focus above the bed.  

I also grabbed some of these guys which are pretty much just mini cigar cookies (not the technical term but that is the only way I know to describe them).  They are amazing, so tiny and scrumptious like the tiny version of one of my favorite things.  I am totally bringing some of these back with me to share.

 They're so CUTE!

Anyway that is my experience so far with packaged Mauritiun food :).  So far the cheapest things (Tim Tam and Stikko fingers) were my favorites by far, so that is awesome!