4-Gott — Attraction in Göteborgs Stad

Very well, here’s the translation of your text into English, keeping the tone warm and personal: You may not believe these words, but they are the absolute truth. I love chocolate, and ever since childhood, it has been one of the most delicious and comforting treats for me. Even now, at the age of 53, I still haven’t been able to completely give it up. I met the owner of this shop in Turkey purely by chance, and he was surprised at how happy I became whenever I ate chocolate. He promised me that he would make sure I’d never run out of chocolate again. When he came to Turkey, he brought me 10 kilos of the finest chocolates and told me to try them all and let him know which ones I liked best so he could bring them for me from then on. Although I cannot travel to Sweden, for nearly five years now he has been giving me video calls, walking through the entire store so I can choose my chocolates. He made my sweet childhood dreams come true, and I sincerely care for him. Despite the extreme heat in our region, he still manages to deliver the heavy loads of chocolate to me so that my childhood dream continues to live on. On the day my chocolates arrive, I put all my work aside and spend the whole day enjoying and...

Large variety of sweets, snacks and drinks. Unfortunately a lot of it is old and expired, often not by a few days, but months. In most cases this means the candy will be hard or taste bad but in some it means it's unsafe to eat. This by the way, doesn't solely apply to the products in the back of the store at the furthest down shelf, or anything like that. The chocolate that I bought today expired nearly 8 months ago and was in the front of this (large) store maybe 20 feet from the entrance. If you must visit this store make sure you check the expiry date unless you're in the mood for sweets that'll break your teeth and possibly leave you with food poisoning.

Reply to store's reply: I didn't say that in most of the cases the candy is old. I said that in MOST CASES eating expired candy isn't harmful to your health, but in some cases it is. I don't doubt that you refund a customer that complains about an expired bought product, I just don't think you should be selling the products in the first place. As you asked, this time it was some Reese's peanut butter cups, and last time, a while back, it was...

A candystore alá Sweden, it has very! Very big sortiment of "lösgodis" but the draw back is the freshness, yea it's such a thing as fresh candy.

It's cramped and hard to move when you are a small group trying to buy some together. And during week ends and holidays it's often a line to get in!

They have started to branch out throughout Gothenburg but In smaller form factor.

The register cashiers is always rushing anf often unfriendly.

But if you like the ability to choose your own candy this is the place...