I'm looking for a specific kind of Russian candy?

Question

I had it when I was in Azerbaijan and it was absolutely fantastic. It's called Корова I believe, which means cow. It's chewy and tastes a bit buttery, not unlike Werther's or Bit O' Honey. And I remember it was in a sort of triangular cardboard container that was yellow and had a cartoon cow on the front. It was about the size of a Fun Size Snickers or something.

If you've heard of it, or know where to find it, please let me know! I would be eternally grateful. :]

Thanks!

Answer 1

try candydirect.com

Answer 2

i think kaitlen is right but i don't think the toblerone box has a cow on it...

Answer 3

toberlone ! its chocolate.. absolutely amazzinggg

Answer 4

One of my favorite candies :-) So good.

It's called Korovka, and it's absolutely delicious.

Follow the link and you'll see it, along with many other Russian candies.

I live in Toronto, and we have a Russian supermarket. That's where I buy the candies. Try to find a Russian/European/Polish store near u.

Hope that helps

Answer 5

Here is an online retailer. http://russianfooddirect.com/store/49/it...

Answer 6

Where do you live? Look on Internet for Russian stores near you.