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Salty liquorice with a peppery kick is the signature of Finnish Turkish pepper sweets, and NYYTTI Turkish Pepper 9.6mg carries it into a slim pouch. A touch of sweetness rounds off the salt and spice, so it is bold…
Salty liquorice with a peppery kick is the signature of Finnish Turkish pepper sweets, and NYYTTI Turkish Pepper 9.6mg carries it into a slim pouch. A touch of sweetness rounds off the salt and spice, so it is bold without being harsh. It is a pouch built for people who already reach for the salty liquorice jar.
Turkinpippuri, Finnish for Turkish pepper, is a style of salty liquorice with a hot, peppery bite. NYYTTI keeps the salt and the heat but adds a little sweetness, so the two arrive with some balance. Salt comes first, the pepper warms up behind it, and the sweetness closes things out. For anyone who grew up on salmiakki, the profile will be instantly recognisable.
Both are liquorice at heart. Black pairs it with cooling mint and only a faint spice, while Turkish Pepper leans into salt and pepper instead of mint. If you want warmth, pick this one; if you want freshness, pick NYYTTI Black 9.6mg. Since both hold 9.6mg, you can keep one of each and switch by mood.
Each slim weighs about 0.6 g and sits flat under the top lip. With 16mg of nicotine per gram it lands at 9.6mg, which we class as Strong, and the 20 pouches in a 12 g can add up to 192mg. The brand is designed in Finland, and this flavour is a direct nod to a well-loved Finnish sweet. If you are used to bulkier pouches, the slim shape will feel discreet.
Sweeter liquorice? Try NYYTTI Liquorice Candy 9.6mg. For smoke instead of salt, NYYTTI Tar 9.6mg is the other dark option. All five NYYTTI cans we carry are on the NYYTTI brand page.
Warning: this product contains nicotine, which is a highly addictive substance. Not for use by people under 18, or by anyone who is pregnant or breastfeeding.