Toblerone chocolate, Cloetta Kex choklad, and Fazer Tutti Frutti

This image features a selection of popular European confectionery and snacks, commonly found on Scandinavian flights or in Nordic markets.

Toblerone was founded in Bern, Switzerland, by Theodor Tobler in 1908. It is famous for its unique triangular shape and Swiss heritage. While historically produced exclusively in Switzerland, its owner, the American conglomerate Mondelez International, has moved some production to Slovakia.

Cloetta Kex choklad is a quintessentially Swedish chocolate-covered wafer snack. It was first launched in 1938 and remains one of Sweden's most iconic snacks. It is produced by the Swedish company Cloetta, which has a long history in the Nordic region.

Fazer Tutti Frutti is a brand of fruit-flavored gummies from the Finnish company Fazer. Founded in Helsinki in 1891 by Karl Fazer, the company remains the leading confectionery manufacturer in Finland with production primarily located in Finland.