Swedish Fish Water Ice

sweedish fish then are candy like gummybears that are shaped like 'little bears? why sweedish, are they made in Sweden?

See the above, I just posted a picture.

They are similar, but not quite as hard of a texture. It is hard to explain, unless you have had one! It is more akin to a licorice texture...Umm..lets see...according to wikipedia what sets these apart from other gummy candies is that they contain no gelitan, which is what gives gummy bears their almost solid consistancy. They were originaly created in sweden, but the company that made them was bought our by Cadbury...they come in many colors and flavors now....but the original is the re one, which isn't really a cherry flavor, it isn't really a red flavor...it is totaly unique to this particular candy. here...i'll give you the link if you want to read a little more about them. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/swedish_fish I had never ever heard of them while i was growing up in the midwest, but when i moved here to the east coast, they are very popular, you can buy them in single serve bags @ the store, or in bigger bags, and they are a very popular movie theater candy. Hope this helps some!

Here are some pictures of water water ice looks like. It's from the U.S. mostly the Northeast. Swedish fish is a sweet chewy gummy candy that is the shape of a little fish.

Yes, just like a slushie but the consistency is even finer.

I'm from the northeast of the U.S. Water ice is also called slushies, gelatos, shaved ice, icees. It's crushed ice that is finely shaved and then mixed with some kind of fruit flavored syrup. Swedish fish is a candy that is shaped like a fish and is red and chewy.

I'm surprised you don't have them where you live. I thought they were all over the Northeast.

Water ice is also like a slushie or an icee. Other flavors they have are cherry, blueberry, lemon, mango, lime, rootbear, grape.

Maybe more places will start selling it and then you can try it.

I didn't try it but my daughter said it was wonderful.