24 MUST Try Italian Snacks 🇮🇹 | Americans Try Popular Italian Foods & Drinks

[@vernonandmaryana]

We survived the video 😂 it was worth it, got to try so many new snacks. Have you had any of these?

[@damianolanzoni9583]

Fun fact about the Baci: baci is the plural of "bacio" that means kiss in Italian. They were invented in 1922 and originally the creator wanted to call them "cazzotti" that means punches or wallops due to their shape. However the president of the company decided it wasn't a very appealing name and renamed them "Baci" and had the idea of inserting scrolls with love quotes from literature or songs.

[@antonioscendrategattico2302]

You're telling me we could've had chocolates called cazzotti, with Bud Spencer and Terence Hill quotes instead? Man, we missed out. Someone should revive that idea.

[@anna-and-marco]

Pocket coffee are our favourite !! (Typically Italians😅😅 )

[@vernonandmaryana]

We love it!

[@lucapolidori8817]

Chino is not a mix of lemon and orange. It's a proper fruit.

[@fiyangga.yanggiri-hala]

Thanks for making this video! I love pocket coffee and chips. You guys are the best 👌

[@vernonandmaryana]

Thank you so much!

[@SalvatoreEscoti]

The italian candy company FERRERO dominates the European sweets market. All KINDER products ate from Ferrero and of course Nutella

[@common64]

In our country (Italy), we eat rum babà in pastry shops, not pre-packaged; then in Italy we have always bought Ringo (from which Oreo was copied) and Ringo for me is better - We eat nougat at Christmas

[@Ma1k.]

For the sweet, lots of italians like me prefer to use less sugar and less salt and more naturally sweetened or salty foods, to give more flavour to what we're eating

[@ery1316]

We also have pocket coffee, the lago roll breaks (also the lago waffers), the nutella biscuits, the kinder eggs and those lay's in Portugal (i know they are from italian origin)

[@claudiocioffi306]

As Italian living in Italy it has been funny looking at you in this video! 😊😊😊

[@vernonandmaryana]

Haha I hope in a good way. We really enjoy exploring Italy and living here.

[@claudiocioffi306]

@@vernonandmaryana Absolutely in a good way. Keep up the good work! 👍

[@Rrrggg685]

Porchetta it isnt tuscan, it is all over Italy, but, the real one is from Rome precisely in a nearby town called Ariccia

[@TheUnknownPleasures]

Totally made up. Exactly like Tiramisù a lot of people claim to be the original place where the plate was born. Probably it was just an Etruscan delicacy, so it makes sense to call it "tuscan" in a way.

[@Ma1k.]

They don't know enough bout italians, we give babà to our kids all the time ahahah

[@gabrielesimionato1210]

13:51 goleador are actually currency in Italy, they are worth 0.10 in change

[@ElisaGoffi-he8we]

Una volta costavano 10 cent, ora i prezzi sono aumentati (almeno da me)

[@contrappunto_]

i hate pocket coffee! you can find croccantelle al ketchup at university's vending machines and I love them :D tronky and pan di stelle are awesome goleador.. you tried the most unknown type of candy! you've to try these ones: fruit or liquorice or orange what about galatine? they can split italy in 2 parts.. people who love them and people who hate them. baiocchi are my favourite!!!!

[@vernonandmaryana]

There’s so many cool snacks to try here. I noticed people either love or hate the pocket coffee. Do different regions of Italy have their own snack preferences?

[@contrappunto_]

@@herrrorschach590 ahahah I know!!! they're so good

[@gabrielesimionato1210]

15:10 "nutella" takes its name from "nut". We love hazelnut.

[@myhometownsofia]

I love your videos I laugh so much 😅

[@vernonandmaryana]

Thanks! We have fun making them 😄

[@azwell45]

thanks for the timestamps.

[@liberide2192]

Pan di stelle ❤