AGAIN BIRTHDAY! BAKING A CAKE IN UKRAINE I COOKING VLOG

[@vampireghost2097]

Happy Birthday to your father🎂🎁🎂

[@X0verXDriveX]

Happy birthday to your father! I love your family. I love Ukraine and I love your videos. 💙💛

[@ArcticExploring]

Happy birthday to your dad! 🎂 How many years did he turn now? He looks like a hard working man, respect!

[@UkrainianSoulsYA]

Thanks! My dad’s 44 y.o.🤩

[@Archergamingking]

Happy Birthday to your father ...may live long & Healthy life .

[@wesc6755]

Happy birthday, old man. :) Respect and love from the US.

[@UkrainianSoulsYA]

Thanks!💪🏻

[@princellathomas4293]

Happy Birthday 🎁🎂🎈🎉

[@johnpasquale7095]

Happy Birthday to your dad. That cake was a lot of work Yana. Looked delicious. Btw, I have made your cupcake recipe three times. That one is easier for me. I added chocolate chips and cinnamon. Sour cream is so versatile.

[@UkrainianSoulsYA]

Thank u! Wow! Happy to hear that!🥹💖

[@ludekpelcl5873]

Přeji vašemu tatínkovi všechno nejlepší k narozeninám od nás z České republiky. Blahopřání s dortem se povedlo, bylo to úsměvné a zřejmě dost nečekané, při sfouknutí svíček. Ingredience dortu jsem přečetl v ukrajinské abeceděa názvy jsou v podstatě stejné jako v češtině: cukr, vanilkový cukr, smetana, sůl, třešně, mouka, máslo. I wish your father a happy birthday from us in the Czech Republic. The congratulation with the cake was successful, it was funny and apparently quite unexpected, when the candles were blown out. I read the ingredients of the cake in Ukranian alphabet and the names are basically the same as in Czech: sugar, vanilla sugar, cream, salt, cherries, flour, butter.

[@UkrainianSoulsYA]

Thanks a lot☺️, our father won’t ever forget this birthday😅.

[@Iraq-hi3ki]

هل انتم عايشين في اوكرانيا

[@aarhusnord]

Happy Birthday to your father - you know, here six candles on the cake would mean he was only six years old. Quite a young age to have a family. The number of candles you cannot blow out shows the number of girl- or boyfriends you have, according to some here. Cherry cake looks very tasty, homemade all way through. When you once have children and if you want to try a Danish birthday-cake tradition, search for the Danish word "kagemand". And a "kagemand"-recipe - lots of pictures online. A flat sugary cake with candy as toppings, formed as a man (or woman sometimes - a "kagekone"). When I were a child in the seventies, it was a tradition to scream like crazy, when his head was cut off. Imagine 25 kids doing that simultaneously, when he was "executed". Yes, we Danes sometimes have rather weird and bloody traditions. 🇺🇦🇩🇰 Why not begin to make those cakemen in Ukraine ? - original and fun idea for children. You guys could probably be the first ones to sell it?

[@UkrainianSoulsYA]

Thank u😍 It’s interesting to know about candles and your traditions too👍🏼🥰

[@aarhusnord]

@@UkrainianSoulsYA You're welcome. Denmark is very much a "candle country", due to hygge. But on birthday cakes, you'll need one per year here. On a "kagemand", though, you will never find a single candle. Just candy.