Leafs players taste test various candies and snacks in Sweden and share their reviews

The Leafs are more than likely either en route back to North America following the Global Series trip to Stockholm, Sweden, or they may have already touched down on Canadian soil. Monday is an off-day for the Buds after sweeping a pair of games in Stockholm against Detroit and Minnesota, bringing their win streak up to 4 games.

While in Sweden, the Leafs' social media team had the brilliant idea of gathering the best Swedish junk foods they could find and assembling them on a table at Avicii Arena. They had the Leafs taste test the items and give their review on camera. The results were amazing:

Part 1 was so entertaining that they decided to do a Part 2:

Obviously, the Swedish guys on the team had the inside scoop on what the best treats were. William Nylander was a big "gifflar" truther. He also highly recommended the "Kix" and "Bilar".

"Gott & Blandat" drew the most ire from the team. I guess salt candy is one to avoid. It certainly doesn't sound too appetizing.

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