Andes Mints are a little different than the typical mint candy. Andes mints have a creme de menthe chocolate, which is creamy and a bit vanill-y along with having a lot of mint flavor.

There's something deliciously old-school about the way a thin, chocolate-covered mint ushers diners through the brief liminal space that exists between dinner and after-dinner. It begins after ...

Those mints, called Andes Crème de Menthe, are served at a variety of restaurants and really put the finishing touch on a meal. The downside? The candy inside that iconic, shiny green wrapper is ...

A bowl of free candy by the host stand. Extreme bonus if that candy happened to be Andes chocolate mints. Almost all of these points still ring true for me (I will absolutely tuck a napkin today ...

In the short clip, TikTok user Yazzibae asks an Olive Garden employee if she can buy a box of Andes Chocolate Mints, which is the refreshing candy served at the end of every meal at the iconic eatery.