10 "GERMAN" ITEMS I BRING TO THE USA

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The elephant in the room: I am back in Florida and to help me not miss Germany so much I have decided to stuff my suitcase full of "German" items that are near and dear to my heart :)
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00:00 German items I bring to the USA with me
00:52 Surprise! I am back in Florida
01:40 Blinkist Sponsorship
03:58 Messmer tea
05:06 Nic-nacs
05:46 Vanillekipferl
06:50 Tampons
08:08 Pick up
09:12 Imodium (dissolvable tablets)
10:43 Ohropax
11:46 Maggi pea soup
14:03 Sebamed lotion
14:45 Birkenstocks
How old are you?
As old as the days are long
Where are you from?
Florida
Where do you live?
Germany
love yall
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[@HayleyAlexis]

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[@CavHDeu]

Es postet schon wieder ein Scammer unter den Kommentaren 🙄

[@HayleyAlexis]

@@CavHDeu Ich weiss :/ leider bin ich nicht so schnell.. Das ist das 3rd für Heute -_-

[@hwrunge]

Du hast meine Whatsappnummer Heylay... Schönen Abend. Wolfgang

[@hwrunge]

Hayley

[@CavHDeu]

@@hwrunge das sind Fakes, bloss nicht anschreiben!

[@Gard7ner]

Talking about Tampons so openly shows you got a littlebit "Germanised". Love your videos!

[@annarold1709]

Why ? 😅

[@maikejahn9130]

I'm German and lived in the UK for 6 years and I was really surprised at the small selection of different teas. Don't get me work Brits, you are the best when it comes to black tea but every other flavour you are sadly lacking.

[@ABC1701A]

Visit a Polish or Lithuanian shop or supermarket, they will have a huge range normally.

[@nivaxell6509]

Okay I get that it might be weird to not use an applicator with the tampon when you grew up using it but as someone that never used an applicator it just angers me that it's so much single use plastic :o tampons and pads are unfortunately already so bad on the environment but adding THAT much plastic to every single tampon is insane to me🙈

[@ABC1701A]

You can buy tampons with applicators here in Ireland but they are made from cardboard which is recyclable. I can't imagine using plastic ones, makes me wonder what's in the tampons themselves then.

[@feliciahall5223]

They have paper tampon applicators in the US.

[@yorurei4047]

I always loved introducing my foreign friends to "Waldmeister" flavourful 😅

[@claudiaschmidt6475]

Your German has reached a great level! Love to hear you talking German.

[@HinduGirl011]

hi claudia

[@andlem]

Now you are a certified German, it doesn't get much more German than that!

[@peterhomann2140]

Gluehfix, Hanuta, Ebbelwoi, Haendlmaier suesser Senf (sweet mustard), Duesseldorfer Loewensenf (hot mustard), Jacobs Kroenung (coffee), NIvea shaving cream in the tube (3 times more expensive in the US), and what I miss sooo much but is impossible to bring: Fischbroetchen.

[@sabinelandau2330]

Brät (raw pork meat) to be spread on yummy Laugen Brötchen (bread rolls), Weißer Riese (I know this is sad, but this is washing powder - it smells devine), Currywurst (much better when eating from a fast food stand). OMG my mouth is watering

[@ABC1701A]

@@sabinelandau2330 ,Agree about the currywurst, our local Lidl sometimes have it in - 2 or 3 times a year - and I always stock up. Might be ready made but it's delicious. Just wish we could get it all year round.

[@brittariedel3446]

Jacob's Kroenung is about the worst coffee you can get here. Try other brands...

[@peterhomann2140]

@@brittariedel3446 Ooch, Do not be so cruel to Karin Sommer alias Xenia Katzenstein. Und nee, nee. Die Kroening ist und bleibt mein Lieblingskaffee. In meiner Familie gab es jahrelang Tchibo, an der Uni musste ich Dallmayr Prodomo "geniessen". Final thought: Who ever complains about German coffee should come to the US and try any of the brews around here. Way too coarse right out of the can (yep, can), Folgers, Maxwell House, Chock full o'Nuts, all horrible footwash; the only drinkable brand being Melitta and guess where it comes from...

[@jrgptr935]

Fleischkäse!

[@helgaherbstreit5102]

Imodium 😅, Oropax😅, ,Erbsensuppe 😅, Popcorn - Birkenstock. So funny and interesting. I always miss Sauerkirschen im Glas. something which is also typical German. About tampons: Many young women are using menstruations cups - my daughters included. I must say that I envy the young generation for them. They are environment-friendly, reliable, handy and cheap. I would have liked to use them. Do you have them in the USA? It is interesting that you are importing German tampons into the USA - and tea. Did you know that Ostfriesland in Northern Germany is the largest consumer of black tea in the world? People there are drinking more tea than Indians, Chinese, English or Irish people. Thank you for your video. Always interesting to see Germany through your eyes.

[@Patrick-on2ty]

glaube Hayley meint da die ganzen Früchtetees ✌️ Friesenette ist top, mit Köm kommt auch gut , aber Vorsicht😉

[@DilbertMuc]

Actually, pea soup is highly nutritious. Wherever you go into the Alps on a "Alm" cottage, be it for skiing, hiking or biking, you can get pea soup with Würstel (sausage) and 2 slices of black bread. After that meal you are ready to hit the mountain slopes again.😉

[@sabineschroter1012]

A homemade pea soup probably is nutritious ... but not the Maggi ones 😉

[@DilbertMuc]

@@sabineschroter1012 Maggi soups are very nutritious. But not healthy, because of "empty calories". Most of Maggi soups is just starch, a bit of vacuum-frozen veggies, salt and articial flavor. Makes you fat, but not healthy. But good for a day of sports on the ski slopes.

[@urtyp6596]

only nutricious thing in there is the sausage!

[@shahlabadel8628]

but it tastes so good!

[@kaiv6536]

so laughing when you talking about Birkenstock. Here in France Germans are often called Birkenstock. Also my Exwife said this... until she found that Birkenstock do not have only the white shoes. Then she loved it... It is crazy to see the different between countries about food or for example tampons. Same here in France, you do not find soups, as in Germany. But may other things, like food in cans in the variation you find in Germany... But also the variation of cheese, as in France, you do not find in Germany. So very often, I have to fill up my car with stuff family and frinds asking for, when I drive in both directions...

[@danielaspiel7783]

Also meine liebe Hayley, ich bin eher der Typ DIY, also wenn du mal Lust hast, die Kipferl selber zu machen (so easy, really) und auch die Packerlsuppe durch was Frisches (und trotzdem sehr lange haltbar) ersetzen möchtest, dann melde dich (Ich bin aus München). Ich liebe es, Menschen die bessere Variante zu zeigen. Bleib gesund und happy!

[@SusanneBreul]

Ohropax are THE BEST(!) tried and tested on many fligths to the US and I used seba med as a teenager but have later found Dr. Hauschka 🧡🧡🧡 and there is no turning back for me. LOVE the colour of your Birkenstocks!

[@maxmustermann9587]

[06:18] - 12 eggs for 10$ is way above _Demeter_ quality (highest bio dynamic standard) in Germany. I buy direct from a farmer for 40cent per egg and that is already a hightened price.

[@Jasonslittlesister1]

No Nic Nacs in the United States?!?😲 Hailey, when you come back to Germany you have to search for a 'Bahlsen Fabrikverkauf' for your Vanille Kipferl and Pick up in your neighborhood! We have one and you can buy Pick up 'Bruch' (broken 'Riegel', but still tastes as good as the perfect ones!) in a whole 1Liter container box!🤭😂 Enjoy your tea & cookies! Ps: the US tampon shocked me to be honest😳 can't fathom to use those,bc to me the 'o.b. mini' or 'Super' ones here in Germany already seemed huge, but this... omg 😱 Have a good time!

[@franhunne8929]

The US tampons have an applicator - mainly plastic .. they think it is more hygienic when you do not have to insert the tampon by hand. I don't know about the US-ladies - but I am quite prone to wipe my fingers from blood stains in the booth and then go to the sink and wash my hands thoroughly afterwards. So this whole applicator thing passed me by (not bleeding anymore, as I am too old). But to each their own.

[@olafkunert3714]

But as North German (Hannover) in Austrian exile I have to add that Bahlsen is German as German can be, while Vanillekipferl are Austrian, maybe Bavarian too. :-))

[@JouMxyzptlk]

No Bahlsen Fabrikverkauf in southern Germany *cry*. Even worse: The whole southeastern HALF of Germany has none.

[@nenetubiduba3628]

Nic Nacs sound so American , I can't believe it😂

[@susa5846]

@@olafkunert3714 greetings from nearby Munich in Bavaria, yes Vanillekipferl are very common for Christmas here. I personally don't like them, but everyone else here does. 😉

[@Frohds14]

Pea soup 😁🤣 Jeez, you definitly got germanized. Up until the people born in the 1970s, hardly any Germans went on vacation without their "Knorr Erbswurst". The Erbswurst is the same as the packet soup, only pressed into a large round tablet rolled in aluminum. Multiple servings in a large sausage-style wrapper. You could cook the Erbswurst on a camping stove if you were tired of pizza and paella on holiday. Unfortunately, the production of Erbswurst was discontinued. On Ebay, they offer the last Erbswürste in three-digit range. This stuff has a shelf life until Armageddon.

[@Datznet]

One of the Bahlsen factory outlets in and around Hanover would surely be your dreamland: Tons of Kipferl, Pick up cookies and NicNacs as cheap as it gets! :-) As Lorenz also is a Bahlsen brand, they have both there. Bahlsen should hire you as the most nice and attractive employee they ever had!

[@Jasonslittlesister1]

Ja, genau den meinte ich auch in meinem Kommentar! Gibt bestimmt auch welche im Süddeutschen.

[@Robb3nKlopp3R]

Ich höre es voll gerne wenn du Deutsch sprichst😍😊....soooo süß!

[@jlpack62]

OMG how hilarious that you brought tea named Miami Vibe from Germany to Florida! Send some to me in Miami where it will be cool this weekend!

[@HayleyAlexis]

I am so excited about this cooler weather... The windows are OPEN!

[@jlpack62]

@@HayleyAlexis I totally get that! This is Art Deco weekend in Miami Beach, and since it's mainly an outdoor event, I am looking forward to wearing long pants and a windbreaker! Enjoy the refreshing air.

[@__cs__]

Just do´nt tell anyone from Great Britain or Friesland that you call this stuff tea ;) But I have to admit that I really missed fennel, pepermint and nettel "teas" when I lived abroad..

[@mikrobi1981]

I work as a male nurse and I love my Birkenstocks. I walk 8 to 15 Kilometers per day and I just got sometimes pain in my feet, not everyday.

[@LucasBenderChannel]

The tampon thing is so weird. Just goes to show how company decisions and standards in production can determine what we think of as normal and abnormal. 😄 Interesting!

[@jutjub3297]

This aplicators makes so much Garbage - incredible.

[@kirachan007]

I always used to fumble them out of the applicators when I was in the US.

[@wernerruf7761]

@@jutjub3297 Special when you recognize that it is complete unnecessary, every women has a "built in" applicator. This thing is called finger.

[@mokkamalia8290]

@@wernerruf7761 Na ja, ich kann die Vorteile des Applikators schon verstehen, selbst wenn ich gegen den zusätzlichen Müll bin. Das Ding ist hygienischer und du muss dir dann nicht mit blutigem Finger die Hose wieder anziehen.

[@richtigechantalle7654]

@@jutjub3297 We have those applicators in Germany, too, but theyre reusable. But you can find them, if you think inserting the tampon with your finger is disgusting or something :)

[@clivewilliams3661]

I grew up with Erbsen suppe as a kid when I visited family in Germany but we never had it out of a packet! My Grandmother made it on the range with bits of schinken in it - YUM! We would sometimes put some Maggi on it to add a bit of savoury

[@lumina9995]

There used to be something called "Erbswurst" which was basically pea powder pressed into a sausage shape. You added water and got a pea soup with sort of a smoky flavor. Haven't seen that for quite some time now.

[@claudiakarl7888]

@@lumina9995 It’s not produced any longer.

[@franhunne8929]

@@lumina9995 They stopped making it 2018, because not many people bought it.

[@annklonl5207]

German here: Yes! Yum! Comfort food, and soooo easy peasy to cook from scratch. Pun intended.

[@annklonl5207]

@@lumina9995 That was a "leftover" from WW II, as far as I know. I am sorry to hear it is no longer available.

[@CO84trucker]

When I fly home from a European vacation, I stuff my suitcase (or two when I'm lucky enough to get a premium, business or first class upgrade) with Mozartkugeln, Manner wafers & Julius Meinl coffee. 2.5 months till a make use of my passports!

[@olafkunert3714]

That is very Ausrtria centric. :-)))

[@olgahein4384]

Birkenstock shoes and Messmer tea. Alright, Hayley is one of us now.

[@Humpelstilzchen]

Ohh i had the same problem once. Couldn't eat soldid food. My grandma used to make egg string soup in this case. She just heated broth (doesn't matter wich one) and scrambled two raw eggs (per plate) with some salt and pepper and then add it into the hot broth under stiring. The strings wasn't even a mm thick so basicaly not solid food but about 12-14 g of protein per serving. Always helped my condition very quick and i still prepare it for myself 😊 Ok i use instant veg broth now because i'm lazy when i'm sick 😅 maybe some chives on top

[@arnodobler1096]

Beste! Kenn ich auch so.

[@sisuguillam5109]

@@arnodobler1096 Arno! 😃

[@sisuguillam5109]

Guter Tipp!!

[@judithrowe8065]

It might be worth looking in a Polish store- the one in my small UK town has a huge variety of fruit and herbal teas, and a lot of Maggi and Knorr packet soups..

[@ABC1701A]

Here in Ireland my local Lithuanian store does as well.

[@MichaelBurggraf-gm8vl]

The pea soup is a nice basis for experiments in the kitchen. I like to spice it with summer savory and nutmeg. You can also try it with garlic, ginger or fresh parsley. Also you can grate a fresh carrot and/or celery into it before or when it starts boiling. I like to cook it with sausages - usually Wienerle, Bockwurst, Göttinger or Krakauer - or with small pieces of smoked bacon.

[@RatorLP]

this, 100%

[@snailie]

Definitely a funny collection of things you brought over from Germany! :D One thing I'd bring the other way if I ever got to the US again (first and only time I went there was in 1993 when we spent our summer vacation in FL) would be Wintergreen TicTacs! Fell in love with those as that 10 year old kid and later on bought some more from an importer, still trying to never run out of them... Once offered one to my friend and her first reaction was "Die Dinger schmecken wie ein Klostein!!!" XD As for the tampons, it's still kinda unbelievable how expensive they are in the US! I remember watching a documentary here on YT about homeless women in NYC and their struggles during that time of the month when they have to choose whether to spend the little money they scrounged up on hygiene products or food, be it tampons or pads. I was like WTF, how on earth can these products be so pricy over there in the US?! o.O

[@sockosophie3132]

Because the US hates poor people, even more than they do in Europe, Russia or China does

[@dikkiedik53]

Hallo Hayley, and again a very nice video. You made my day again. But the Imodium is for after the Erbsensuppe ;-) . This soup is very common and famous in The Netherlands too.. "erwtensoep" or "snert" it is called. Even the weather has a name of this soup. When it is cold and rainy winter weather we say, this is "snertweer" with the meaning the weather is so bad the only way to feel well again is by eating "snert".

[@olafkunert3714]

Erbsensuppe is very popular in Germany because it was widely cooked in the Imperial German army, it worked well with the field kitchens. You get even today dried versions in wurst shape. Check "Erbswurst", cheaper than the Maggi stuff.

[@annklonl5207]

@@olafkunert3714 Apparently, the Erbswurst is no more because people no longer bought it.

[@Likr666]

My favorite tea flavour is honey by Pickwick. Unfortunately you cannot buy it in german groceries and supermarkets. So I always have to bring it from the netherlands, when I visit my brother.

[@Ka-ly8oi]

In der Apotheke kannst du auch 20er Packungen Ohropax bekommen, und ja, ich liebe und brauche sie auch und nur diese! Nicht diese Schaumstoffdinger. Die 20er Packung besteht auch nur aus Pappe, kein Plastik.

[@aermsche]

Oh my god, at the moment I´m addicted to Soft Cake Orange from Griesson. I only buy the small bag...one per day.😋

[@martingades]

I love the sebamed face cleansing foam it’s so so good. this brand is offering high quality skin care for a more than fair priceS

[@CabinFever52]

I'll have to take a look at the SebaMed Lotion.

[@ludmillajustus2045]

Haley, nur zur Info, mit dem imodium muss man aufpassen. Ich wusste das früher auch nicht, bis mir ein Apotheker gesagt hat dass man das imodium wirklich nur im absoluten Notfall nehmen sollte, zB. Im flugzeug. und maximal 1x im Jahr. Irgendwas ist da drin das den Darm langfristig beschädigen kann wenn man es zu oft nimmt.

[@Visitkarte]

No, it’s not dangerous. I recommend waiting unless you truly need to (travel) for 1-2 days because otherwise whatever gave you the runners will stay inside and it really needs to go. But I always say stop when your thing starts to get formed because if you overdo it you will get a horrible constipation (or even a blockage). There are no other inherent dangers to it and sometimes people with Chron’s will use it for long periods and it helps them a lot. Just discuss it with your doctor.

[@TheCherieExperience]

I've been a subscriber for so many years now and I still enjoy every video you make :) have a wonderful day Hayley!

[@karenkingrey6142]

Me too! I wish the videos from when she was an au pair were still around. Those were soooo interesting!

[@Winona493]

​@@karenkingrey6142Why aren't they?

[@karenkingrey6142]

@@Winona493 I’m not sure. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@charismahornum-fries691]

Nicnacs are highly addictive. I get them in Copenhagen. I think I can get everything but the soup. Have to try when I'm in Germany again.

[@wendywesley7423]

Loved this video. I have 2 products I loved in Germany that I brought back to the US. One is the powder aspirin. We do have powder Tylenol here but to bothers my throat. The Germany product is Superior in my opinion. Two is Eucerin bar soap the German version smells amazing. The US Eucerin soap does not have the same scent. Lastly I agree about the German tea it’s wonderful. Have fun visiting Florida ❤

[@spitefulwar]

Now I wanna see Crockett and Tubbs intercept an illegal fruit teabag delivery... "Hands up! Miami Vibes!"

[@HayleyAlexis]

😆😆😆

[@richtigechantalle7654]

Try "mediterranean peach", it`s like iced tea but better ^^

[@Hastalavista22]

I just recently discovered the Sebamed lotion and I agree, it does miracles! ☺ first winter without damaged skin in many years 🥳

[@annepoitrineau5650]

the Swiss and the French also have very good "krauetertee" (tisane in French). Nice range in the UK too.

[@alwayspaul]

My sister always stocks up on makeup cleansing wipes in Germany. A pack is about 69 cts compared to $4-$7 in the US

[@sanduleak4269]

I've never tested this pea soup but i loved the 'Erbswurst'. It was so good but sadly they do not sell it anymore. 😶

[@adamabele785]

This stuff is probably almost the same, just the powdered version, maybe some spices added for more flavour. Erbswurst was something that dates back to WWII. Easy to use, nutritious, will last for years and does not spoil.

[@AFNacapella]

that tea looks like it's also good to drink cold. pro tip: when you brew up a jug of fruit tea to get cold, switch one bag out for a bag of peppermint tea.

[@lazysheep1232]

Hey Hayley, love your new Birkenstocks 🤩

[@blondkatze3547]

Dear Hayley ! You told me when you have a sore throat that you drink a lot of tea , which is really good. But freshly cooked chicken soup also helps with colds and sore throats . The important thing is you take a soup chicken and fresh soup vegetables and cook them in broth.It really helps.I wish you a lot of fun in your old home.😍

[@lazyperfectionist1]

One mistake a lot of people make when it comes to New Year's resolutions is neglecting to consider the _time_ they will take up. Like, for example, they resolve to _read_ more. That's laudable, but reading takes _time._ It's not _enough_ to resolve read more. You have to devote more _time_ to it, which means you have to take time away from something _else._ If you don't have a clear picture of what you're going to take time away from, you can't really expect to get more reading _done._

[@richardhulsey949]

i work at ingles in Georgia and we sell those cookies the vanilla Kiperl or something very similar you might want to check there website if there is one in florida

[@thorstenfautz4611]

Oh thanks for the Tips! Love to see so many differenc and some new stuff!!!

[@Anastasia-oy2zp]

The way u said "trink mal einen tee" got me so weak. 🤣

[@kerstineisenhut8151]

The popcorn color is cool!

[@kunstoder]

Wundervoll Video, greetings from Germany!!!

[@wernerruf7761]

You don't have to tell anyone that you're in the States, anyone can see that from the bloody life-threatening NEMA socket in the background, where you can touch live parts when the plug is in.

[@pkorobase]

Hihi, a great funny selection 😅 i thought you'd bring Vollkornbrot as well 🤭

[@malchard2333]

Just love your videos. U do such great work in terms of explaining a lot of stuff to all your viewers. keep up the great work. you rock. respect and love out to ya

[@susanford2388]

I drink the same brand of tea in fact I drank two cups the other evening. Waldfrucht is my favorite.

[@haraldhaagen3383]

Amazing video - thanks from Germany - keep going

[@Wolpio]

Always so entertaining! And gosh, what positives vibes! 🥰 Hab' eine gute Zeit mit deinen Lieben!

[@latrapp4641]

YES! Tea. Germany knows tea. I miss the selection of teas so much.

[@LLCoolAB]

total witzig was du mitgenommen hast - klasse!

[@dornspinnchenspinne2392]

Your voice is so wonderful. Best greetings from Germany. Love your videos!

[@AmericasGotGermans]

Tampons 😅 You are so right! As weired as it sounds, I miss my German Tampons! 🙊 I also don't like to by American Tampons as they come with so much plastic 😬

[@colingregory7464]

For me I found a really nice little sausage in a vacuum pack of 20 plus sausages, it had good seasoning and was one of very few we could find that could be fried and cheap.! Also some really nice Ice Creams on a stick with sorbet inside that I have never seen done as nicely

[@Psychx_]

The variety of instant soups ("Packerlsuppen") is amazing. I always have some at home in case I get sick and can't get fresh groceries. It's the highlight of every paid sick leave. You want to check the ingredient list however. Some manufacturers (like Maggi) add MSG, preservatives and other agents, while others strictly abstain from such practices. Some people are sensitive to such ingredients.

[@Hundert1]

The authentic Deutsch Maggi is delicious ( lecker ) whatever it's made of. Prost 😋

[@floridacargocat]

The addition of MSG is a very sensitive topic on a global basis. From my own experience, as long as MSG is not part of the list of ingredients, it is not added as such. However, MSG is a naturally occurring chemical compound as part of the seasoning (hydrolizate) (see Maggi or Knorr seasoning liquid). MSG was also a hot topic in India in Maggi Instant Noodles, but was later determined that MSG is NOT added as a separate compound.

[@xSoulhunterDKx]

@@floridacargocat the whole msg topic is a myth and got debunked years if not decades ago. It was a sarcastic paper Published in a science magazine that is basically just humorous posts

[@annklonl5207]

Hayley, thank you so much for the inspiration of how to fill up my box of prezzies to my US fam! And please do come back to Munich, Germany needs you!

[@michalovesanime]

Sebamed urea lotion is so good! Cocobutter never did the trick but that stuff is amazing, I also use their bar of soap

[@jessicaely2521]

This is great. Some things I bring back from Switzerland and Germany (some things are cheaper in Germany than Switzerland and my MIL lives 5 minutes from the German boarder) is Weleda Hustenelixier, chocolate from Switzerland, Kirsch Stengli, Swiss wine, Swiss beer (Feldschlosschen and Ueli Bier), Kirsch for Fondue, Wieso Weshalb Warum books (my kids speak Swiss German and go to German school in the US), Nusstorte, cheese for the Fondue, and some tonie's for the toniebox. I swear we aren't alcoholics 🤣🤣🤣. My brother and husband likes the beer and my mom and I like the wine. Also Kirsch is sweeter in the US. Kirsch Wasser (this is what we call it) is difficult to find and it's super expensive when we do find it. One-time we needed Kirsch for Fondue and the salesman said he didn't have it, but he has cherry vodka. I said it wasn't the same. One is a schnapps and the other is vodka. One is 90 proof and the other is 70 proof.

[@marjanpel1563]

Es wäre für US-Amerikanerinnen eventuell günstiger, wenn sie einfach statt Tampons diese Menstruationstassen verwenden würden. 36 Tampons für 8 Dollar ist schon Wucher in meinen Augen. Tampons, Binden etc. sollten eigentlich an allen Schulen, an jedem Arbeitsplatz, an den Unis und auf allen öffentlichen Toiletten gratis zur Verfügung stehen.

[@mamabear3428]

Here in MA most supermarkets carry the O.B. tampons which are like the ones you brought. Price is still higher in the US though.

[@knallharterhund8929]

Man, this is fun .... watching videos of american people talking about all the stuff from germany they will take back to the US .... 🙂 I have heard about americans taking all sorts of german cookies back to the US, but this is the first time I hear about Ohropax ...... 🙂 And you are absolutely right, they are the only ones that really work .... 🙂

[@saddiqbaloch1184]

I am working in Bahlsen company

[@hape3862]

Hayley, have you tried the "Wellnoise" earplugs from the German pharmacy? I like them best and have tried many, just like you. They are made from silicone and you can find them online, too.

[@JouMxyzptlk]

I use BILSOM 303S instead of Oropax. Though I use my scissor to add a skewed cut to the big end so it fits better to my ear. Works wonders! I even use them for long car rides to keep my tinnitus in check.

[@manuelcaraig805]

Hi Hayley nice to see you, nice load that you have taken with you back to the US (home away from home😇) what you need you need ! and no your not fat do not say that, have a nice trip and stay safe Biss bald💥💥💫💫👍🥣🥣

[@Patrick-on2ty]

sehr interessant 😅 viel Spaß in der Sonne

[@dennismenace1243]

Hi Hayley :) Enjoying a video from you since a long time :) About the ear plugs I just want to tell you one thing. I know what you are talking about, I like the Soft ones more but love them too. but I only use them if I really have to. Don't get too used to it, because I mentioned problems with my nebenhöhlen :) when you feel dizzy sometimes and little headache, it could be that. also I got ill faster and my eye had something. I think it all had to do with it. it was always wet in there and if something comes in there, it has perfect conditions to chill there. since I don't use them anymore and got used to sounds at sleep again I feel a lot better. I think its a natural ventilating system in your ears that can't work then, cause the wetness can't be regulated when you block the doors always. and over a longer period of time it's not good anymore, it gets bad.

[@JayStephan]

I am sitting here laughing because the one thing...the ONE thing I always want to take back with me for "me" is Nic Nac's - it's my addiction. 😅

[@all_in_for_JESUS]

I love Nic Nacs ❤️

[@arnodobler1096]

@@all_in_for_JESUS germanized 😉

[@gustavmeyrink_2.0]

I have some Birkenstocks to satisfy the hippie in me but because I also need to keep my inner punk happy I have a pair of their boots with steel toecaps. Didn't know Birkenstock made anything like that until I saw them in a sale with 50% off!

[@jessicaely2521]

I bought Birkenstocks sandals in Tennessee at a discount shoe store. They were $10 each and yes they are real. Tennesseeans didn't go for the Birkenstocks sandals. They say they are ugly. I have to agree with them, but they are comfortable house shoes.

[@camillex5916]

Still love your Bavarian dialect in German🤗

[@adronac2586]

Meßmer tea is awesome but Bünting tea is the original (bit more pricey) so try that out ! (They are sister companys,could be kinda hard to get, idk if they sell it outside of Niedersachsen/Lower Saxony)

[@sinusnovi3826]

4:00 I recommend "Malve" or "Hibiskus" tea (it is the same).

[@darklady6987]

hi Hayley, if u like pea-soup i think u like Erwtensoep from the Netherlands. not from a package or can but fresh made, uy can find a recept on the internet. greetings 😁

[@nureinherz]

as a German it makes me happy what you say about tea. Thanks! 🤗

[@gedeuchnixan3830]

If you have any skin issues (healing of pressed out pimples, dry skin, sun burn, psoriasis, damages due to falling or post oporation to prevent remaining scars) go to the drug store (Apotheke) and get Neo Ballistol (yes Ballistol is weapons oil, but it´s NEO Ballistol is made for skins) and save your money for expensive brand creams. BTW: cocos fat works almost as well for your skin as Neo Ballistol does, when used as needed (usually you need top reapply every 20-30 mins.). For stuff like sunburn, falling/ operation scars reapplying every 20-30 minutes (accept during sleeping, that´s way that tight sceduale when you´re awake), your skin won´t peal/ scars are reduced to a minimum and barely visiable. Why I´m mentioning this? About two month ago I saw an US doctor reacting to tik tok "life hacks" saying to one "this will only lead to foot fungus leading into paying x-amount coming to see me so I give you a prescreption to have it it in 3-4 month", I left him a comment what a disappointing and way overexpensive shit a simple foot fungus is in the us. In Germany I just went to the drug store (Apotheke) and asked "what do you got for foot fungus" (I was working 16-18hrs shifts 7 days a week and my work shoes just hadn´t enough time to dry for this to happen/f*k gastronomy never going to work at a restaurant again after getting scrwed for 10 years) and they had three options: 1st was 8 weeks to heal for 6.99€; 2nd was 4 weeks for 9.99€ and than there was the premium option (I´ve took) 2 weeks max for 13.99€, not having to see a doctor first and paying for that at all.

[@broonch33llo62]

you got germanized as hell. and its great. GL

[@anneg.8594]

Dein Deutsch ist echt super! Ich liebe NicNacs auch total (:

[@Hundert1]

Tolles video,🔝👍✅️ Do u have Trader Joe's and Aldi down Florida? Up here in Connecticut & Neu York we do. Trader Joe's canned split pea soup is worth trying. It used to come in the small boxes. Pea soup is totally lecker. Aldi may have their version of it too. Also love it that you're into celebrating Christmas for a long time too. Frohe und besinnliche Weihnachtszeit 🌲 🌟🕯

[@GlenHunt]

Geeze. You're getting more air miles than most pilots! Yeah, Clearwater may be nice, but the temps are always better down where you are. Still, 26C makes good beach days anywhere on the SE coast. Packing the pup and heading to the water!

[@Kulitik]

I absolutely enjoyed this video, you gave us an interesting individual insight in your pros to Germany which is really well and interesting and entertaining commented. I really enjoy watching your videos

[@Kulitik]

You should add some message in the corner during the sponsored part tho. Would be for transparency.

[@eastfrisianguy]

It works the other way around, too: I lived in a shared apartment for a year with a German-American 12 years ago. I got a drilling headache one day and refused ibuprofen because it gives me a stomachache. Since I couldn't find anything else, I endured it. My roommate went into the bathroom, opened his side of the mirror cabinet and pulled out a rather large bottle of small aspirin tablets from the US. I told him that aspirin was even more harmful to the stomach, but these had a special coating that was supposed to be gentler on the stomach and after some convincing I took one and after half an hour my head was fine and my stomach wasn't grumbling either. And when I had sinus problems, he gave me something special from Tylenol, took it before bed and was able to sleep through it and the next morning I felt better. I haven't found anything comparable here yet. 😊

[@HayleyAlexis]

A lot of the medicine sold in the USA is amazing and has to go through rigorous testing BUT the issue is that it shouldn't be so easily purchased/consumed by purchasers.

[@MarjoleinNoyceBellingaMobiel]

Tylenol is paracetamol

[@mikebegonia6134]

ASS 100 magensaftresistent

[@Psychx_]

Ahh SebaMed. Good stuff - we have it here in Austria aswell.

[@HayleyAlexis]

We have some of the products here in the US but they are relatively expensive... ordering from the Sebamed website- it would cost $100 for the fragrance free lotion, face wash, and face cream :/

[@Psychx_]

@@HayleyAlexis Ooph. What a markup :O. The stuff is definitely on the cheaper side when in comes to care products for sensitive skin here in Europe. The lotion is like 2.95€.

[@Gert-DK]

I make my own Potato Leek Soup. Stick blender and some cream. Fast and easy.

[@klauskruger6187]

5:23 Here comes Hayley with her bavarian accent. 😉

[@ramblingmillennial1560]

I'll have to try those candies when I visit my bf again lol. I also bring candy back to the US like Kinder Bueno, Knoppers, Hanuta, Nussini, and Milka chocolate bars. Your friend who needs the immodium tho.... lol i hope they've seen a doctor if it's something they need all the time.

[@nommh]

Peasoup is a poor peoples dish, just a little salt and perhaps some scraps of fried bacon and split peas. Very filling. This was such a fun video!

[@mariposadelamusica1283]

When I lived in Mexico for a year I missed teas so much

[@TL-xv9of]

Mein US Lieblingssnack sind Combos mit Cheddar Cheese Geschmack.

[@ilahildasissac1943]

Pea soup sounds interesting. Thanks for introducing German products. There is a European American deli located a few miles where I live in Chicago, that sells candies and cakes from Germany, Poland, etc. Most are pretty good!😅

[@renesalinas9491]

You can also get Tanpons with aplicator in germany, but you have to seek. Nowerdays you also get cups. Ever tried? Even cheaper.

[@christophervonrhein5796]

Just in time for my trip to the US, some perfect gift ideas, thanks!

[@HayleyAlexis]

I think that any sweets/meats are fan favorites (as long as no one is a diabetic). I usually bring special vacuum sausages that I purchase from butchers in Bayern and those go SO QUICK!

[@HayleyAlexis]

vacuum-sealed*

[@user-sm3xq5ob5d]

@@HayleyAlexis Ahh! First I thought those came out of the dust-sucker. Eugh!