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The glass-bottled Vanilla Frappuccino is one of the original flavours of the bottled Starbucks line that has filled American convenience-store cool...

In Polish and Eastern European kitchens a jar of small whole beets sits in the pantry as the ready answer for a quick side with Sunday roast or a f...

Covrigi de Buzău are the thin, crunchy pretzel rings that the town of Buzău made famous across Romania, sold on strings at stations and markets and...

In Lithuania and the Baltic shops that stock it, a Taitau bar is a familiar everyday chocolate, and the Exclusive line is the one reached for when ...

In Germany sugared Fruchtgelee pieces shaped like lemons, pears and strawberries are a classic on the grandmother's candy dish and the Christmas pl...

In the Rhineland the yellow Goldsaft cup sits on the breakfast table beside the butter, and a slice of rye bread with Rübenkraut is the taste of ch...

Generations of children in Croatia and across the former Yugoslavia bought Kraš Animal Kingdom bars for the collectible animal pictures and glued t...

In Croatian homes a plate of Kraš Napolitanke is the classic thing set out next to the coffee when guests drop by. This is Kraš Choco Napolitanke, ...

In Sweden, knäckebröd sits on nearly every breakfast table, snapped by hand and topped with butter, cheese or cucumber. This is Wasa Multi Grain Cr...

In Sweden, knäckebröd sits on nearly every breakfast table, snapped by hand and topped with butter, cheese or cucumber. This is Wasa Whole Grain Cr...

In Mexican-American neighborhoods, a small bag of Flamin' Hot Cheetos with lime is the classic after-school snack from the corner tienda, eaten unt...

Spanish bizcochos de soletilla are the light sponge fingers dipped into hot chocolate or coffee at breakfast, and the same biscuit every tiramisu i...

Torrada is a Brazilian breakfast reflex, a crisp toast pulled from the pack and buttered while the coffee is still dripping, eaten standing up befo...

In Italy the Rollino is merendina territory, the thing that rides in the bottom of a school backpack all morning and still gets eaten at the ten-th...

In Vilnius the Pergalė factory has been turning out chocolate since 1952, and a tablet of it is still the everyday thing a Lithuanian picks up on t...

In Austria and across Central Europe the flat Grazioso box is the chocolate kept within reach of the till, the one bought on the way to someone els...

Schogetten is the German chocolate that comes already broken into pieces, eighteen little blocks you can lift out one at a time without snapping a ...

The small round Martinelli's bottle, shaped like an apple, is a California lunchbox and road-trip memory, the juice from Watsonville that kids lear...

The 420 g box of Kraš Napolitanke is the family size, the one that sits out on the sideboard through the holidays in Zagreb and gets opened again e...

In Silesia the pale żurek turns up at Easter breakfast and on ordinary meatless Fridays alike, ladled over halved boiled potatoes with white sausag...

Cool Blue is the bottle that gets fished out of the ice chest on an American sideline, the one that stains a kid's tongue the same blue as the labe...

Lemon-Lime is the original Gatorade flavor, the pale green bottle that has stood in American gym bags and on sidelines for decades. This is Gatorad...

Cadbury Eclairs are the British sweet-tin classic, a chewy caramel with a soft milk chocolate centre, the one grandparents keep in a coat pocket. T...

In Croatia a long box of Kraš Napolitanke is the thing that comes down off the shelf the moment guests sit down, and the lemon-orange one is the br...