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...now I'm furiously trying to think up typically Swedish sweet things. Hmmm...
Chocolate. Definitely chocolate. Marabou is ours.
Oh, and... *blinks* Huh. I don't know its name in English (but it probably has one - this can't possibly be isolated to Sweden, even if we are pretty crazy about it), but in Swedish it's "Lösgodis" which means "loose candy". Basically, it's "take a paper bag and stuff it full with only the candies you like the best and then pay depending on how much it weighs". The place you take the candies from usually looks something like this:
But you can just google "lösgodis", really.
I don't know quite how to fit this into the AU, though.
I can just imagine how happy Icy would be (even if he'd probably try to hide it) if someone gave him a bag and let him loose in one of those places, telling him that he could get as much as he wanted. Yeesssss. It would be adorable. Imagine it to be his birthday present from Glitters or something. (Because I imagine that she'd like it, too, due to all the colours - almost like a glitter explosion! But tastier. Yes.) He would be so happy. Even if he denies it.
And then there's the ice cream. But you already went over that. Lots and lots and
lots of ice cream. It's a Scandinavian thing, really. You can
check this out if you doubt me. Denmark, Sweden and Norway are the 5th, 4th and 3rd most ice cream eating countries in the world, respectively. Only Australia and the U.S have a higher ice cream consumption than we.
I think it's because we eat it in the summer because we can't stand the heat, being as used to the cold as we are, and then we eat it in the winter to remind ourselves of the summer and that it won't always be dark and cold.
Yep, that sounds about right.
I'll be back if I come up with anything else~