I've seen plenty of Asian sesame snacks like this, but there's apparently a very similar Greek one. Can you guess which of the above is from Greece and which is from Taiwan? Both are packaged in 100g bars of sweet sesame goodness, but there's one important difference: the Taiwanese version has a bit of salt in it. The ingredients listed for the Greek one are: sesame(67%), glucose syrup, sugar, and honey; the Taiwanese one contains sesame(66.7%), sugar(20.7%), maltose(7.5%), and salt(0.1%). It's funny to think that there's probably corn in the Greek one, given that glucose syrup is usually made from cornstarch.