Nov 14, 2025
Sexiest Candy Contest Round 2
Salmiakki
Ring Pops
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Sexiest Candy Contest Round 2
Salmiakki
Ring Pops
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In passing, I’m there.
Sirius really liking that foreign salty black liquorice that smelled like wet dog.
You do not understand how much I HATE this fucking chemical. It disgusts me.
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Ok ok... Gonna repost my cookie art here now again... Under the cut ofc
Awh 10 is the limit :(
Pidän hyvin paljon tästä Muumi -lehdessä olleesta mainoksesta:
Ok I need help.
Y'all know the pie Brunhilde eats in records of Ragnarok?
Well I thought they looked pretty good so I decided to make one. The problem is
I CAN'T FIND A SINGLE RECIPE!
I tried looking up "salty licorice pie" and just "licorice pie" didn't find anything, but I did learn that in the manga it's called "salmiakki pie"
So I tried looking that up and found out that it was apparently a real thing, It is a salty licorice pie that Germanic people ate but guess what? There were
NO FUCKING RECIPES!
I'm starting to think that a recipe doesn't exist and it's just a fake food that people made up. But if anyone has a recipe for Salmiakki please link it or write the recipe down in either the comments or reblogs.