15% of South Koreans explained that they consumed sweets and chocolates regularly, which turned out to be an interesting contrast with other Asian countries on the list.
Kenya was the only African country to make it onto the list. This begs the question: Why don’t more countries on the African continent have a sweet tooth?
One-quarter of Chinese people surveyed said they regularly indulge their desire to enjoy a sweet treat. But why such a big jump from those living in South Korea?
People in Japan have an even bigger sweet tooth than those in China and South Korea, which is interesting considering the country’s fascination with umami-centric dishes.
You’d think the land of butter and croissants wouldn’t be so high on a list of nations that regularly indulge their sweet tooth, but the French do have an amazing dessert culture.
Italians aren’t known globally for loving sweet-tasting treats but they apparently have one of the largest in Europe.
15% of South Koreans explained that they consumed sweets and chocolates regularly, which turned out to be an interesting contrast with other Asian countries on the list.
This one is no surprise since Belgium is one of the world’s most well-known chocolate producers and one of the few places you can eat waffles on the street without getting a funny look from passersby.
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