AMERICAN SIBLINGS TRY FINNISH CANDY | AmeriFinn

[@sandra6866]

I scream NOOO everytime people eat dumle lollipops that way :'D You're supposed to suck on them until they melt, then you can drag it out in a long strand if you want to, I did that when I was a child. If you just bite it it'll stick to your teeth for a couple decades... :)

[@AmeriFinn]

Sandra Bäck that's hilarious 😂 I'm going to have to give dumle another try now and eat it correctly. Thanks for letting us know!

[@emppuvuori6430]

@@AmeriFinn What fucking asshole from USA? kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKO7g59_ibl6ibM

[@sandra6866]

@@AmeriFinn I stumbled upon this video again and had a lot of good laughs 😂 lol. Hope you and your family are safe and healthy!

[@AmeriFinn]

Sandra Bäck I literally haven’t logged into this channel in well over a year. Decided to today and your comment was the first one that popped up :) My fam back home is healthy as of right now but it’s scary to watch from afar. Hope you and your loved ones are doing ok. We’re still here in Tampere and all is well with us. We recently got married! :D I have more updates on instagram @baibeary, I’d love to stay in touch!

[@sandra6866]

@@AmeriFinn Great to hear your family is safe! It is truly difficult time. My family is healthy as of right now as well, got a small cough today myself but I hope it's the common flu. Staying home most of the time, luckily I have a job where I can work from home! Ooh congratulations on your wedding! I now follow you on ig :) Wonderful wedding photos!

[@mrs7195]

If they ever make a Fallout game situated in Finland, we would use Sisu's as a currency instead of bottlecaps.

[@Fritha71]

5:25 "Looks like a dog treat!" Haha, too funny! My parents' dog was given Sukulaku as a treat every now and then, he loved it.

[@AmeriFinn]

Good thing it didn't taste like one! He's a lucky puppy :)

[@shake544]

Twix should be renamed back to Raider.

[@AmeriFinn]

shake544 I didn't know that's what it was called before. I actually like raider better too!

[@Padawan79]

I want to see what you think of the alcoholic beverage made for Helsinki Summer Olympics in 1952. The original Long Drink that we Finns fondly call Lonkero.

[@AmeriFinn]

That will now be in our next Finnish try video. Thanks for the recommendation and history about it! :)

[@iredream9266]

AmeriFinn Hi i'm from Finland and I tell you one thing in Finland, words are said in same As they are written

[@AmeriFinn]

Helikopteri mitsu pitsu thanks for the help but also the length of your Finnish words are even difficult ☺

[@Aurinkohirvi]

Riiight. But strangely it doesn't much help foreigners. But on the other hand, the beginning of your name should be internationally familiar. Even though in every language it is pronounced their own way. I heard in a video an Australian saying my nickname. It was a butcher.

[@Padawan79]

Ok, there are different variations of Lonkero. First, the original which is gin and grapefruit (light blue can). The variations are vodka lime (green can), gin and lemon (yellow can), cranberry and gin (purple can) and cassis and gin (kinda darkish puprle can).

[@3GM65D]

> tasty full of flavor chocolate bar = 6/10 > in US, they eat Twizzlers which is literally like rubber = 10/10... American logic

[@sulosky]

Why it's so addicting to watch you guys eating candies :D Cheers for the video!

[@AmeriFinn]

You like to see us non-Finns suffer through the salmiakki :D So glad you liked it!

[@Aurinkohirvi]

Hah, hah! That's right. And also love to see when someone loves it.

[@ralfhaggstrom9862]

BTW, DA CAPO, is a musical term- ONCE AGAIN.

[@AmeriFinn]

Oh wow, that's so interesting! I love learning little facts like that. Teach me more :D

[@ralfhaggstrom9862]

I am so sorry, dead not nean to be meen to You.

[@AmeriFinn]

Oh I didn't think you were mean. No worries at all and I am so happy you left that fact :)

[@ralfhaggstrom9862]

I DO Honestly appreciate You, thsanknYou. Ralf H.

[@Zarniwooper]

Da Capo is one of the oldest Fazer brands. It has a interesting story behind the name. At the Fazer factory, end of the week, they had a problem with ending up with lots of pralines misformed, or otherwise weirdly shaped etc, which couldn't be sold. So they melt all of them together and created Da capo - "once again". Im sure these days Da Capo has a "real" recipe, but the taste should be somewhat the same :D

[@minnaminna2062]

Capital S looked in 17’s century much like G today and little s looked like f today. But that is how they wrote letters 200 years ago. Sisu (not gifu). Jonnet ei tajuu.

[@sygaos]

Pätkis and Geisha are my favorite Finnish candies. I also like to eat Da Capo with coffee. Da Capo usually divide people. Some hate it and the others love it :)

[@AmeriFinn]

Oh my gosh that sounds so good! I'm going to buy Da Capo and brewing some coffee tonight. Thanks for the idea friend :) and btw you have great taste in candy

[@petrirantavalli859]

Da Capo is flavored with rum because once long ago in the roaring 20's it was made of recycled rom filled candies that for reason or another couldn't be sold.

[@AmeriFinn]

That fact makes me appreciate Da Capo even more now. Love it!

[@Alvaro_Litti]

Geisha is the best

[@Skege1000]

Stor is swedish and also means big

[@AmeriFinn]

Ahh, that makes so much sense and thanks so much for the info :) now I know little bit more Swedish!

[@Skege1000]

AmeriFinn I've seen many videos that rewiew finnish candies and had have that Pätkis bar and they all had said Iso Stor.

[@Benderkekekekekeke]

pätkis means shorty

[@AmeriFinn]

Bender Fender really? That makes sense ☺ thanks!

[@Necrom6]

hope you liked them

[@AmeriFinn]

Banana God We loved everything except the salmiakki :) Finland sure knows how to make delicious chocolate

[@musicjustforyoulnocopyrigh1016]

lovely! thanks for sharing!

[@isdrakens]

haha "Da Capo" means "again" or "repeat"

[@sannimelkko8823]

salmiakki is the best i cant understand how its "too salty" ( i dont like sisus)

[@AmeriFinn]

You Finns just have some different taste buds :D

[@torpmorp1324]

Haha, cute girl, but her brother’s gonna get addicted to salmiakki (or salmiak) once he gets used to it. Anyway Karl Fazer (who was a Swiss Finn), or rather his ancestors’ company, make great milk chocolate

[@mamolysss1421]

omg xd fazzzer thats so funny like jos oot suomesta

[@Feenix81]

Yours should go to the Frazer factory www.visitfazer.com/en/ or brunberg factory www.brunberg.fi/en/ sorry my rally english :D

[@AmeriFinn]

Oh wow, that's so interesting. I love learning little facts like that. Teach me more :D

[@ellidance4340]

I'm from finland.

[@noone7451]

99% of my cousins are Finnish.

[@qwertyu600]

So you have _atleast_ a hundred cousins? :)

[@mrs7195]

Vanhat autot, NOoooo... They're the BEST !!11!!1one!

[@IconW]

Well that's some nitpicky american guy, but he's warming up. Although that's not changing my view from regular american.

[@Aurinkohirvi]

If you love mint, you hate salty licorice (salmiakki). If you don't fancy mint taste, you probably loooove salty licorice. Luckily I'm into licorice.

[@AmeriFinn]

That actually makes SO much sense! You lucky licorice lover :D

[@Aurinkohirvi]

Some people have tried to learn love salty licorice. I think that's hopeless. It's instantly either love it or hate it. Something how your nerves are wired. When I walk past a candy department in a store, it's the licorice smell that invites me. We licorice lovers feel sad all people don't like it, because we think people miss a nice thing. But it really isn't a nice thing for everyone, for some it is horrible. And you know it right away which group you belong into. Yes, watching countless candy tasting videos I noticed and later started asking, if you like mint, salty licorice is probably horrible to you.

[@AmeriFinn]

Aurinkohirvi this would actually be an extremely interesting scientific study! Dr. Licorice Lover :D

[@Aurinkohirvi]

Right. Might also explain why salty and sweet licorice candies are so common here, almost like another chocolate. People wouldn't eat horrible stuff so much. The funny nerve-loop must be rather common among the locals. I hear it's also in Netherlands salty licorices would have some popularity. You know what, Finns are genetically like an island in Eurasia, very isolated. But surprise, of the European peoples the Dutch are genetically one of the closest to Western Finns. The Eastern Finns, the Estonians, the Swedes, the Sami, the northern Germans and the Dutch have the shortest genetic distance to the Western Finns. Quite a reach, but then again, who knows. Maybe it's a potential salty liorice sale region!

[@AmeriFinn]

Aurinkohirvi That's crazy and so interesting. I didn't know all that but it explains a lot ☺ so cool

[@majuhu]

Salmiakki is one and only candy for me :-)

[@kokolinmaria]

Haha! Very good video! Sisu is basically a throat pastille for singers and others who use their voice in their work. But you can also use it as an breath freshener specially if you're a smoker. Sisu is also a little bit outdated and there is lots of much tastier mints to choose. I think the old men buy Sisu the most. "Vanhat Autot" (Old cars) is one horrible "candy". It's very old brand and I can't believe someone still buy those. It doesn't even taste like licorice or salmiakki, it tastes just awful! I like the same stuff: Fazer's Blue and Kismet are my favorites too, including Geisha.

[@AmeriFinn]

That makes so much sense now! Thanks for the help, we sure needed that explanation. We are favorite candy sisters haha :D

[@FinSkater17]

But "old cars" are really good

[@Anacone]

I like old cars candy too.

[@alexanderkuula9642]

Salmiakki on tosi hyvää!!!

[@toomasargel8503]

Pütkis = chorty like dwarf

[@mrs7195]

Tyrkish Bieber!