Coffee BOSS is a canned/bottled coffee beverage made by Suntory in Japan since 1992 in seemingly hundreds of flavors.

Goralki is a Polish wafer snack manufactured in Krakow, Poland by IDC Polonia SA. While some take the wok to Poland, others take the Goralki from the Polish specialty grocery store. The packaging for this snack bares the word Nagie (“Naked” in Polish), which is exactly what this airy wafer was once I removed the wrapper. Huh. This Kremowa Wanilia variant (creamy vanilla) delivered a potent vanilla flavor, though I found the wafer to be quite dry.

Roshen Konafetto Cocoa flavor are crispy wafers chocolate wafers around a delicious filling, made by Roshen in Ukraine.

First made in 1890 as a gift for the prince of Belgium, today these cookies are available in many countries under several “prince” - related names.

MMM Erable capture the flavor of Quebec, Canada in maple leaf-shaped cookies.

I’ve come to learn that Koreans take their snacks very seriously.

Made by Orion in South Korea, these four-layer chips combine an airy crunch with a mild corn flavor and sugary sweetness.

Lime and salt flavored peanuts from Sabritas. Sabritas are the Mexican label for Lay’s.

Knoppers were first produced in Germany in 1983 and advertised with the slogan "Das Frühstückchen" meaning “The little breakfast”. Created by Storck, the classic cookies are a sugary five-layer lasagne of wafer, hazelnut creme, another wafer, milk creme, and another chocolate-covered wafer. Yes, 3 wafers.