Eitt Sett Bites | Nói Síríus · 285g

The combination Icelandic children invented. Nói Síríus made it official.

Decades ago, Icelandic kids started laying a strip of liquorice across their chocolate bar before eating it. Nói Síríus noticed, and Eitt Sett was born — chocolate-coated caramels with a liquorice centre, in one bite. "Eitt sett" means "one set," because that's what it is: chocolate and liquorice, together, as one thing. These are the bite-sized pieces — 280g of them — and they will not survive the evening.

• Born from a playground habit — Icelandic kids paired chocolate and liquorice; Nói Síríus made it a product
• Bite-sized chocolate-coated caramels with a liquorice centre
• From Iceland's oldest chocolate maker, producing since 1920