14 British Sweets That Will Have You Hopping a Plane Across the Pond

I already thought Cadbury was the best chocolate ever, so I'm not surprised that these Giant Buttons are by far my favorite candy from the UK. The chocolate is SO creamy.

These are actually originally Italian but are very prevalent in the UK — and are banned in the US due to the surprise inside. The chocolate shell has a plastic egg inside with a toy. I pick up a few every time I'm abroad since I can't get them at home.

Ah, delicious, delicious treacle toffee. These sweet treats with a heavy molasses flavor are popular in the UK for Halloween.

London-based Candy Kittens's fruit-flavored gummies come in a variety of flavors and are actually shaped like kittens. I picked up the pineapple, and the flavor is spot on.

These malt balls are like Whoppers but with creamier chocolate. I can't get enough of them!

OK, yes, again Kinder is Italian, but the brand is very popular in the UK. The Kinder Bueno bars are wafers filled with hazelnut cream and coated in chocolate. They're super light and super delicious.

These chocolate bars live up to their name — they're a really flaky shaved chocolate bar that will crumble all over the place, which basically means you have to shove the whole thing in your mouth at once. At least that's what I do.

These chocolate bars are very similar to a Three Musketeers. The filling is an aerated chocolate, and then the whole thing is coated in chocolate.

Cadbury and Oreo teamed up to create one of the most amazing candy bars ever. The filling is crushed up Oreos and cream, and when you coat that in Dairy Milk chocolate, you know it's going to be unbelievable.

These candies are basically England's answer to the Hershey's Mounds bar. It's creamy coconut filling dipped in chocolate.

Cadbury's Crunchie bar has a honeycomb center that basically melts in your mouth. It's not overly sticky like some honeycomb can be, either, which is a huge plus.

I love everything marshmallow, so I was excited to find this Mallow and Marsh coconut marshmallow bar. It's a marshmallow log coated in coconut, which is everything I could ever want in a sweet.

Originally made by Rowntree's of York, hence the name, the Yorkie is a chocolate bar with raisins and biscuits, so it couldn't be more British if it tried. It's a substantial bar that allows you to feel like you're getting a small serving of fruit with your candy . . . right?

The mint Aero bar is filled with aerated mint deliciousness that packs a flavor punch. Coated in Nestle's signature chocolate, this candy bar is one you have to try if you're in the UK.