No no no no you do not drink Fanta my lovely US-Americans. I am out!

Aber nur aus Glasflaschen,als Alternative Raspa.

Fanta is a German invention. Since the war-related shortage of raw materials made the production of Coca-Cola in Germany more difficult, the German Coca-Cola chief chemist Wolfgang Schetelig developed Fanta as a replacement product in Essen in 1940 so that The Coca-Cola Company did not have to forego business in Germany.

During the early 1940s Germany was under a military blockade (for obvious reasons). The German subsidiary of Coca Cola could therefore not import the sirup to produce Coke. To be able to keep producing and selling drinks they created a new soft drink out of ingredients that were still available. They called it Fanta after the German word Fantasie. So technically Fanta is a Nazi invention.

Fanta comes from germany and we used to call it fantasia but its from our bad ages and america bought it and brandet it fanta

i like fanta mango :)

I'm glad you like Fanta here, but for me personally, the flavour of Fanta in Brazil is the best

Gerry und Bluna sind die bessere Fanta..Aber dennoch Glückwunsch: Nur noch ein paar Schritte bis zur endgültigen Assimilierung..🎉

America always is adding more chem to everything. No wonder the people here are sick so much. Just like the meat here, not ever as fresh as Europe. It is really a shame !!!!

Didn‘t know the summertime water joke. Laughed out loud! Thx for that. 😄

According to the Green Party members and voters: Are you a Nazi now!....🤣🤣

In the beginning, Fanta was made with whey.

My favourite orangelemonade is san pellegrino from italy.

the water where i live in baden württemberg is really good you can use it right out of the faucet i mix it with sirup which i buy on amazon there are many flavours and there is almost zero sugar in it plus i dont need to carry all these bottles thats pretty much the only thing i drink except for too much alcohol 😁 but i have had this really orange fanta when i was a child on vacation in spain to be honest i thought it was fantastic maybe i wouldnt like it today i dont know 😊

germans invented fanta(stic) as a substitute to cola since they werent allowed to buy cola because of ww2

I think the 'o' in the spelling of wurst is a reference to the local palatinate dialect. Love your channel!

Jaaaa. Das ist lecker. 😀 Lieben Gruss aus Bulgarien Alexandra vom Kanal: Die Auswanderer Doku

Don't worry, you didn't miss out, because I am very sure they upped the juice content a lot and reduced the artificial flavour. For a long time I did not like Fanta and when I recently tried it again I was amazed like you are in the video that it is actualy good now

fanta mango is best

You should try Sinalco ...a old german brand too

I like Orangina much better - especially the red one.

I am not a big fan of all the sweet drinks from CocaCola. They are full to the brim with sugar and will only make you thirstier... It's better to use Völkl's sugar-free juice (from the health food store) and mix half of it with mineral water.

This video was FANTAstic! :)

Fanta is a registered trademark for a carbonated soft drink made by the Coca-Cola Company in Atlanta, USA. The name of the brand, which was originally invented in Germany, is derived from the word "fantasy". As the shortage of raw materials due to the war made the production of Coca-Cola in Germany difficult, the German Coca-Cola chief chemist Wolfgang Schetelig developed Fanta as a replacement product in Essen in 1940 so that The Coca-Cola Company did not have to forego business in Germany. From 1942 to 1949, production of Coca-Cola in Germany was completely stopped and replaced by Fanta. I like this drink and here in the north it is often combined with wheat grain (Weizenkorn/Klarer Korn) or vodka!

I used to love Fanta, but 30 (?) years ago, they "improved" the recipe. Now I like the offbrand stuff more than Fanta

I really not a sweet tooth, and I rarely drink alcohol. So in restaurants my options are limited to alcohol free beer (and only alcohol free Weizen tastes good) and water. I once talked with a big shot from Coca Cola, and tried to explain that there are no soda pops that are not sweet, and that this is a market gap. He would not have it. He just did not understand and started about artificial sweeteners. They are even worse in sweetness. It's not the sugar I said, it's the sweetness that I didn't like. He just could not see the point. If I didn't like the taste of Coke Zero, try Light. Fanta is not bad, but would really like an orange drink without the sugar or sweeteners. A refreshing sour drink, of sour and bitter, like weizen

I don't know why food and beverage companies think Americans only want overly sweet and artificially colored products. These products in Europe that aren't so sweet and artificial are much more appealing to me.

Funny that you never tasted Fanta in the last eight years in Germany. I like the taste as well, but since soda pops are good for a fulminant waistline, I try to think of them as occasional treats. Also, I try to avoid products by the Coca-Cola Company, and by Nestlé, but that’s another story. But I did find a soda that tastes just like the German Fanta, maybe even a little bit better. It’s called Harzer Kristall, and you might not get it in your region.

I admittedly don't love Fanta, it's way too sweet in my personal opinion. It's still fine when mixed with Coke though, during a meal & I'm happy you explained the differences between Fanta here and in the US, I always wondered if they're the same or noticably different! :)

Why the German bratwurst is better than the American bratwurst it is the production process in Germany we have a cutter with which the spices, onions, herbs and ice snow are finely chopped and then pressed into a pig's intestine.

It needs enough salt and some pepper on it. Butter is great, but not essentially needed. 😊

You missed the time of "Heisse Hexe" - that was a food brand typically sold in cheap Kiosk, like in a public pool kiosk. This was frozen or cooled food - whole burgers, hotdog, pizza slices etc. that were put (after weeks/months of storing them) into a microwave. mmmhh

Das ist auch meine Lieblingssorte. Die gibt es zum Grillen bei uns.😀

Prost. :-) Lieben Gruss aus Bulgarien Alexandra vom Kanal: Die Auswanderer Doku

Oh ja, Grapefruit und Rhabarber sind meine liebsten Sorten. 👍🏻😁

Mit kaktusfeige ist beste

Auch

was zum skibidi

Trinke ich auch gerne, ein Klassiker

Cringe

Crins

I had to laugh when you mentioned graffiti and Berlin and I came up with the term graffiti capital before you did. 😅 But Hamburg also has a lot of graffiti. Some are really good, but most of it is just smear.

You are absolutely right! And I am very grateful that you said this so clearly. But this also applies to other nationalities in other countries. This should be seen as a general rule! BTW: I used to live nearby in KA, just a few streets away! I had already seen your videos a few years ago!

Hast du alle vier Yufkas allein gegessen? 😀 Lieben Gruss aus Bulgarien Alexandra vom Kanal: Die Auswanderer Doku

Have you tried DeliBurger in downtown Karlsruhe? All colleagues loved their burgers.

A pretty, colorful website doesn't necessarily make good burgers or any other good food. Just like at "Hans *******!" And Yufkas are so delicious, I'd definitely eat three of them! I'm looking forward to more videos and homemade things from you!

Hi Scott, I remember once eating a great burger at Brauhaus 2.0 in your neck of the woods. to be precise it's in Knielingen, Egon Eierman Allee 8. It's been six years but I still think of dropping by for a burger when I'm even near Karlsruhe. One day I will, but I would love to hear your take, especially after your disappointing experience with Hans iG.

Smash burger recipe please!

Jetzt muss ich erst mal googeln was Yufka ist 😂

Hallo Scott, I think, we both miss the butcher in Marie-Alexandra-Straße - don't we? I will meet the both ladies (Mrs. Becker and Ellen) within the next time for having private lunch together ... Greetings from Bärbel (we met at the Elephant Foodtruck)