Roshen

Ukrainian kids call it porysty — the bubbly chocolate you press to the roof of your mouth to feel the bubbles give way. Roshen Bubble is aerated mi...

Roshen Hazelnut Wafers 216g (7.6oz) — Ukrainian layered wafers from Roshen with hazelnut cream filling, 216g pack. Crisp multi-layer wafer, roasted...

The sweets counter is where Kyiv stops on the way home, and Roshen's Lacmi bars are its newest temptation. Lacmi is milk chocolate with a strawberr...

These lemon wafers are the kind of treat that turns up on the table when neighbors stop by for coffee. Roshen makes them as Lemon Cream Wafers, pac...

A pack of milk wafers tucked into the school bag was the afternoon treat many kids grew up with. Roshen makes these milk wafers in a 216g (7.6oz) p...

Toffees in the coat pocket — every Ukrainian grandmother keeps a handful ready for when the children visit. Milky Splash are toffee candies with a ...

Molochna kraplyna - the milk drop - is the caramel that lives in a bowl on a Ukrainian sideboard, and its twisted wrappers end up in every coat poc...

Yummi Gummi is the bag a Ukrainian parent buys at the kiosk to settle an argument on the way home, and the little bears always go first. Roshen Yum...

Every Ukrainian school kiosk has its candy shelf, and Roshen's bright packets are the ones kids point at first. Yummi Gummi Rainbow Belts are chewy...

The candy rack by the till at every Kyiv corner shop — sour sticks were the treat you grabbed with the change, and the pucker still means childhood...

Rope candy you unbraided strand by strand on the school bus, making it last until your stop — Roshen's twists are that game in a bag. Ukraine's Ros...