British People Try Dutch Candy! 😁 - This With Them

[@kooswillem]

The little pancakes you talked about in the end are called 'Poffertjes', you eat them with butter and powdered sugar.

[@BelaScorpio08]

Dont like the butter only Sugar powder. Elderly most like it with butter … its an old school treatment

[@Mmaybenaomi]

Fun to see you trying the rest of the box I’ve send! 🥰 I’ll probably send more in the future, there’s so much stuff you haven’t tried yet!

[@ThisWithThem]

Hey Naomi!! Thank you again for your amazing box. Really pleased you’ve enjoyed watching!! Crazy how many products there are to try in each country isn’t there. Even after all of these boxes we’ve had!

[@marycook1644]

🧸 I sure enjoyed watching Kate & Alex savoring all the fabulous Dutch treasures !! I have bought the gummy Cadillac’s at our import store (Cost Plus World Market). They are YUMMY ! Thanks for the fun and generous 💌 🎁 !! Luv and blessings from California. 🎯

[@lbednaz]

Thank you for sharing your country's goodies!

[@TheWillMurdo]

Great box good to see goodies from other countries, thanks for sharing

[@6helloworld938]

awesome

[@merren2306]

12:37 no they're not liquorice, they are aniseed.

[@jcgirl3]

The ‘muisjes’ are actually served when you visit the newborn baby on a ‘beschuit’, which is a double baked piece of toast like bread. Blue for a boy, pink for a girl. They are anise seeds covered in coloured sugar.

[@merren2306]

rusk

[@ToolkiT73UK]

​@@merren2306 Dutch crispbreads ... Available in Tesco :)

[@kooswillem]

I am Dutch, love licorice, salt and sweet. But I absolutely hate salmiak, so salty, hate it.

[@Monbebe-Stay-Army]

​@@kooswillemSame, salmiak is too salty for me too. De schoolkrijtjes are one of my favorite 💜

[@Monbebe-Stay-Army]

I really like 'muisjes'. I'm a fan of anise😋

[@TheWillMurdo]

Thanks

[@TheWillMurdo]

Great vid

[@ThisWithThem]

Thank you Wil!! Means a lot

[@marcusfranconium3392]

The Borrel Nootjes / tijger nootjes , are actualy indonesian in origin and made in small batches, due to the dutch connection the indonesian community in the netherlands started to sell them in small numbers as they became popular under the dutch , they needed to something for bulk . and they found a solution with a machine that was used in apothacaries to make round tablets . as it was a kind of centrafuge . they would put in the pindas and they got a nice coating before beeing baked.

[@aliwantizu]

Hello from Detroit, Michigan! Love you guys and your channel. Hope you're all doing well, and hope your doggies are as well. Thank you SO much for all that you do for all of us! ~Be Blessed

[@ThisWithThem]

So glad to hear you enjoy watching our videos! The doggies are doing will thanks, you will see them in a video soon I'm sure! 😊

[@dagmarbeeke6163]

Ohh those salmiakkogels are my fave! Anything salmiak really ❤❤❤ and the yoghurt gums are brilliant indeed 😊

[@catherinelam9381]

You guys cracked me up! I like how you guys interacted with each other always full of fun

[@shortcakemel]

Bless your hearts for trying with things that are an acquired taste. In America “black licorice” is tough for a lot of us, but we don’t really even have it with salt. I know Root-beer is hard for a lot of people from the UK because that root is used in a lot of your dental products. Good job you for keeping at it

[@ThisWithThem]

hehe we try our best!! Yes!! You're so right! We really didn't like root beer when we first tried it but we've actually grown quite fond of it now! Funny how we can get used to some flavours if we have them enough!

[@timebubble8421]

At 19:30 you guys are talking about Poffertjes. These are indeed like pancakes but small and thick and they are very nice to eat with "suikerpoeder" (sugarpowder)!

[@brandonmay6927]

That was a good box because I love black licorice. That licorice in toffee looked fantastic. My grandmother used to put butter, sugar, and cinnamon toast br and heat on it up in in an the oven. It was delicious because I also like cinnamon. Have a good week. So glad you and Alex are back.

[@ThisWithThem]

You would love the toffee licorice!!! It had a wonderful texture!! Ooo that sounds absolutely delicious 😋 so nice to be back 🥰

[@Gissedk]

Its fun to see that there is so diffent tastes of what countries loves for a snack.. specially liqourice..

[@dawnvigil7386]

Always love seeing all the different treats from around the world 🌎. Great video. 🥰🥰

[@ThisWithThem]

Yaay so glad you do Dawn! Hope you're well!!

[@lm08tr]

there’s a big dutch population in the community i’m from so i grew up with hagelslag on rusk. i still keep some hagelslag in my pantry for when i’m feeling nostalgic!

[@ThisWithThem]

Love this!!

[@hunchbackaudio]

How do you keep them? I can buy 2, 3 boxes a week and still they’re gone when I want them.

[@loribuffington9909]

I love how you won't say an unkind word...even about salty licorice you obviously don't like. You two are so fun to watch!

[@ThisWithThem]

Ah thank you Lori! We do try our best to be respectful! Just because we don’t like something doesn’t mean it’s not nice for everyone! 🥰🥰

[@Devloup]

honestly being salty is not the real fault, flavor is just so strong, it is more a candy to prank people haha

[@somerflowers]

Oh my word! As soon as you started singing that jingle, I knew it! We have that here, but it’s called Safelite! But same jungle of, safelite repair safelite replace 🙌🏻🤣 and I am so sorry for all the licorice Kate! I’m the same with it, but like you, just wasn’t brought up on it here. And we love making Fairy Bread! The friends we swap boxes with, they’re the ones who told us to make it and try it. But those chocolate ones have got to take it up a notch! Such a great box! Even with the licorice 😉😆 wishing you guys such an amazing rest of your week and weekend! Hugs and loves all around! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😘😘😘😘😘😘

[@ThisWithThem]

Hahaha no way 😂😂😂😂 can’t believe you have the same jingle but with a different name 😂😂 just such a different flavour isn’t it! Yeah the chocolate sprinkles really make it taste like a dessert! I need to make fairy bread more. So delicious 😋 wishing you a wonderful rest of your week too 🥰🥰🥰🥰😘😘😘😘♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@Justbirdperson]

You guys HAVE to try the chocolate sprinkles with peanut butter on bread instead of butter. This combo is also such a staple here (as breakfast or lunch, especially as a kid) here in the Netherlands :)

[@ThisWithThem]

Ooo I feel like Alex would enjoy this a lot!

[@ronaldstrous2764]

You can also combine it with jam, i prefer strawberry

[@ericatyrie1090]

Omg I love you guys so much! That reaction to the salted mint 😂

[@ThisWithThem]

Love you too!!! Hahaha it was a bit of a shock 😂

[@kevartje1295]

This is the first time I watch you and I must say I really like your way of explaining and testing. most videos are like "yeah I don't like this, next one." and you give it a positive twist every time :)

[@angelan4996]

Hi Kate and Alex. You talked about Fairy Bread in this video as you were trying the bread and chocolate sprinkles. Here in Australia we have Fairy Bread at parties, especially children's parties, which is hundred and thousands (sprinkles) on buttered white bread. I am glad you mentioned Fairy Bread as there have been times when we use chocolate sprinkles instead.

[@ThisWithThem]

Hey Angela!! I thought it was hundreds and thousands! I'll have to try it at some point and see how the flavour changes with them!! Such a great name for it isn't it!! A kids dream too!

[@kayaloughead8549]

Hi from Canada! My family is dutch, my grandparents came over during WW2, my whole family loves salty liquorice candy, except me 😅 so when I was young my mom literally did the same thing to me and said they are delicious and gave me one. And it was just a salt bomb when I bit into it ! They love doing it to new members of the family as well 😅 love watching your videos! And this one brought my mom back to her childhood!

[@ThisWithThem]

hahahaha 😂Love that! It sounds like they really enjoy playing this trick 😂 So pleased you enjoy watching our videos and I love that this one brought your mum back to her childhood! How awesome! 😀

[@novamarkuscasander]

I'm from the Netherlands and we eat chocolate sprinkles on bread almost everyday. And we really love the salmiak and salty liqourice.

[@Devloup]

i got pranked with salmiak and salty liquorice. i dont know how you can handle it but hey the white sticks are ok...maybe i shouldnt try them as candies but more as topper for something...i got no instructions on it

[@krelltechnology]

Sprinkles and strawberry jam or peanutbutter on bread are absolutely amazing

[@fjellyo3261]

In Germany these gummies are sold under the name Katjes. It's somehow the same company it seems. But in the Netherlands they are named Katja and in Germany Katjes. Even their websites look very similiar. I wonder why that is.

[@zoom8772]

I wondered the same. From what i could find they started in Netherlands when later one brother started production in Germany and the other stayed in NL. I think the companies are still tied to each other

[@sassiegirl3015]

So glad that you guys are back to making videos cause I have missed watching your videos and hello from Maysville KY

[@ThisWithThem]

So nice to be back 🥰🥰🥰

[@hannafournier2321]

I had to stay home and isolate this past week and decided to binge a whole bunch of your videos, especially the WTF series! I live alone so you guys definitely kept me sane. I just want to say how comforting and lovely your videos are!

[@ThisWithThem]

Sorry to hear you had to isolate but I'm so glad you enjoyed watching our videos and we could help keep you company ♥ So lovely of you to say! Thank you

[@jcgirl3]

The little pancakes you had in Amsterdam are called ‘Poffertjes’. Love them!

[@fiona2962]

Hey Kate & Alex! I‘m so glad you‘re back on KZbin again! I love watching your videos, you are great! I am from Germany and ordered one of your Candy boxes. Yesterday, it finally arrived! Everything in there are such nice Goodies, especially the Cadburry one‘s! Thank you very much and never change your personalities please because you are both so special in a very positive way. Nice Greetings from Germany Fiona💕

[@ThisWithThem]

Thank you Fiona. So pleased you enjoy watching our videos. Ahh no way!! That is so exciting. Really hope you enjoy trying the rest of your candy box 🥰💕💕

[@fiona2962]

Wow, you really answered. I can‘t believe it! I can definitely tell you that I‘m going to order much more Candy Boxes because it makes me feel like I‘m back to Great Britain…I really miss being there because I love the British Countryside and English Language so much. You will always be one of my favourite Channels on KZbin.🥰👍

[@marcthecaptain]

Toast the bread and then butter with hagelslag, that's a winner!

[@terryrynes1763]

Kate and Alex your videos are awesome you two are my favorite KZbinrs and this is my favorite KZbin channel I've been watching your KZbin channel for years keep up the awesome work

[@ThisWithThem]

Thank you so much Terry!! 🥰🥰

[@terryrynes1763]

@@ThisWithThem 😊🥰 keep up the amazing work and Kate I think your so beautiful and Alex your awesome man you both rock

[@machlang3999]

Katja my favesssss. I was actually craving Apekoppen and googled them and found your video 🤣

[@Woekkie]

The muisjes the liqourice sprinkles are not really a gender reveal thing it's more like after freshly delivering a baby many women are not really ready to eat a big meal but seeing someone eat is contagious. The seeds inside them helps start of the lactation process so mummy has a snack and baby has the benefits. The little pancakes are called poffertjes and if you badly miss them get a poffertjespan and make them at home .

[@EmilyDeNoble]

Love watching your videos! My son and I enjoy trying snacks from different countries and you’ve inspired so much of it ❤️ Love from Mays Landing, New Jersey!

[@ThisWithThem]

So lovely to hear this Emily! That is amazing ♥

[@TiemenRTuinstra]

De pink and white sprinkles are anise and used to celebrate the birth of a child. The are served with butter on beschuit.

[@saraatppkdotpt8140]

Your green pullover is soooo pretty 😍 Awesome video as always 😊

[@ThisWithThem]

Thank you Sara!!! ♥

[@FacelessJanus]

Lol, that is just 1 type of sprinkles, we have a few variations. The basics being milk chocolate, pure chocolate, fruit. At Christmas several others tend to popup. The butter on the slice of bread is basically required so the sprinkles are stuck, and leave less of a mess. Muisjes, the white and pink ones (when it is a boy it is white and blue) are aniseed. Usually you will see some sort of tail coming out of it, not sure what that is from, but it is what gave it the name. Muisjes, translated means little mice. Hint, oo and oe in pronounciation are inversed to the English pronounciation. So if you see oo pronounce it like you read oe. Room Boter, cream butter. The small pancakes you refer to are called "poffertjes".

[@byronchandler5000]

Kate, I'm proud to be half Dutch, even though I don't speak any Dutch at all.

[@ThisWithThem]

That’s awesome! You should learn some Dutch!!

[@schipper99]

Its called hagelslag because it was first created with "anijs" , but later on it got made of chocolate later, and this is the main one now!

[@helenrobinson8894]

What a delicious box. My dad and his wife went camping a few years ago and made friends with a Dutch couple who invited them for breakfast they were realy bemused to be given toast with 100s and 1000son as they called it 🤣🤣 glad you enjoyed those

[@ThisWithThem]

Hahaha that’s amazing 😂😂 I can just picture their faces 😂😂

[@shannonbliss5879]

We love watching your videos. Makes me want to try all of these things! Got a wild hair and ordered jaffa cakes, orange just to see what they were like. My son and I love them. I wish we could get them here in the states, but we can't so far, so...it was Amazon to the rescue! 😀

[@ThisWithThem]

Thank you Shannon, so nice to hear this!! Ah amazing!!! I love Jaffa Cakes, so glad you did too!!! ♥

[@marcovtjev]

For the chemically inclined, Salmiak is NH4Cl 🙂 Muisjes are not liquorice, but aniseed based. And yes the third flavour of autodrop is black current. (though confusingly called black berry in Dutch)

[@Mama4d8]

Oooo I really want to try the banana licorice candy. Lots of different things in this box . I've been craving licorice.

[@ThisWithThem]

Lots of very delicious different things to try in this box. Hopefully you can get your hands on the banana licorice treats

[@donnaleifels3856]

Great video I’m not a fan of licorice either but I do love Stroop waffles. I must also add that I love that Alex isn’t wearing a hat. Take care guys , have a good week💕🦋👍

[@ThisWithThem]

Thank you Donna!! It's an interesting flavour isn't it!! Stroop waffles are delicious 😍Letting his hair flow free! Take care too Donna! Have a wonderful weekend 💕

[@marilynschipper7272]

Stroopwafels🤤

[@louisacoote2337]

If you have Hema in the UK, they often have traditional Dutch snacks for not too much money. Trouble is, you go in and you come out with half the shop ( food, stationery, toys, clothes, homewares, makeup…).

[@ThisWithThem]

just tried to google Hema, I don't think we do have one here which is a shame as that would be amazing!!! Haha I would definitely come out with half of the shop so maybe it's a good thing we don't have one here 😂

[@gwynethglas-brown9171]

Glad you enjoyed some of the Dutch products there are some Required tastes 😜😜😜 Luckly enough not all licorice is “ Salty “” the white sticks are named after “ School chalk “ Yes hagelslag on bread. Very tasty 😋. “Sprinkles “” we Get it in fruit flavour ,milk ,and puur chocolate 😂😂😂 you didn’t well . Have a Great week 🥰🥰

[@ThisWithThem]

Thank you Gwyneth!! Ahh yes they really do look like school chalk don't they!! Have a great week too

[@sherylhahn615]

Hi Kate and Alex, I was born in Lancashire and as a child back in the late 50’s (showing my age lol) our treat was sugar butties we emigrated to Australia in ‘67 and the big party treat was fairy bread which is still a go to for kiddies party’s 🦘

[@ThisWithThem]

That was the name!! Sugar butties. Such a cute name 🥰🥰 bet that was nice seeing the fairy bread in Australia after having sugar butties as a child

[@annadiemen126]

Trying food that you've never tasted before is only for the strong of heart!

[@VashXTrigun]

The Yogurt gums are lovely, I easily could eat a whole bag.

[@louisacoote2337]

Buttered baguette with a strip of Milka chocolate is indeed a staple after-school snack in France. Especially good if you get the crusty end of the baguette, so you get the crunch of baguette crust, then the soft inside, the soft salty butter then the sweet chocolate…. Mmmm! If you have a piece of fruit with it, you’ve covered all the main three food groups ( milk, carbs and fruit/veg)! We have the CarGlass répare, CarGlass remplace ( Car Glass repairs, Car Glass replaces) jingle in France too!

[@ThisWithThem]

WOW that sounds absolutely incredible!! No way!! So that is France, UK and the US who have that jingle how funny!!

[@jcgirl3]

Fun-fact, tijgernootjes and alike have their origin in Dutch Indonesia. Taken along to the Netherlands by the Dutch-Indo people and commercialised in many flavours.

[@FoodTastertv]

Awesome Box and awesome video :)

[@ThisWithThem]

Thank you ☺️

[@rogerwitte]

The bread with sprinkles is a great breakfast dish. hundreds and thousands are the spherical (usually multicoloured) sprinkles, but they are all sprinkles, even the cylindrical ones.

[@ThisWithThem]

Great shout for breakfast treat! Ahh yes! The small ball ones

[@007Country]

I love these videos! You guys can feel free to send me all of the licorice goodies!🤣🍬🍬

[@ThisWithThem]

So nice to hear this!! Haha 😂good shout! Although our dad gets his hands on them very quickly! 😂

[@PunsCulture]

13:45 actually that is one of the reasons they called it “auto drop” because you can put them in your car

[@christinabehnke4106]

I was worried that you had decided to stop Treat of the Week so I’m glad to see it’s back! Blame it on the holiday break 😜

[@ThisWithThem]

No we are definitely keeping it but totally forgot what with the Christmas break 😂 it was only a few weeks, talk about short memory haha. So pleased you enjoy treat of the week!!

[@AntileftTruly]

as a soon to be fully x brit, the netherlands treats are bomb! love them! the netherlands feels so much better than England ever felt for me.

[@ohfaby1]

in Australia hundreds and thousands are used to make fairy bread but instead of being strands as such they are sprinkles. also as a child in the 70s (born and raised in France) I was in a private school and our afternoon snacks consisted on a piece of French Stick and a strip of chocolate inside, like an energy pick me up

[@ThisWithThem]

Ah yes!! They're little balls aren't they! No way!! That is amazing. What a delicious snack

[@reinvanderdonck5823]

Im from the Netherlands and you know these auto drops are meant for in the car so you were right

[@ThisWithThem]

wheeeyy thats awesome!!

[@Mmaybenaomi]

I’m laughing so hard at Kate’s reaction to the licorice!🤣🤣

[@ThisWithThem]

🤣🤣🤣 I was a little caught off guard 😂😂😂

[@marilynhovey9360]

yes...me also...i like licorice.. and most of my other 10 brothers and sisters do too...

[@FoodTastertv]

That cold opening was awesome :)

[@The4pattens]

We do fairy bread in Australia! Its iconic here! A must at kids... and adults parties! 😂😍

[@joycebosgraaf3628]

I would really live love to make stroopwafel boxes with every flavour to send out to other country s

[@hunchbackaudio]

Drop gets them every time 🤭

[@sharoneveryy109]

Hi from Australia

[@ThisWithThem]

Hey Sharon!! 😀

[@jodydoughty]

I was watching you talking about Sprinkles and how you call them hundred thousands. In New England we call them Jimmies. In our family we call them Cutsies. When my mom would serve us ice cream cones she would dip them in Jimmies. As we stood in line waiting for our cone the older ones would call cutsies and cut in front of the younger ones in line. My youngest brother finally got to the front of the line and he asked for cutsies on his cone because he thought everyone was asking for jimmies on their cones when they cut in front of him. LOL I also do not like licorice. It is one of my earliest memories. We were at a park with a train and we had stopped for candy before the train ride. I had the little candy buttons that came on a strip of paper and a stick of black licorice. I probably got the same thing as the older kids. I clearly remember pulling that licorice out of my mouth and saying that I did not like it. My dad probably ate it as he loved licorice. I haven't had any since.

[@ThisWithThem]

Jimmies!!! What a cute name for them 😍love that!! Might have to start calling them that! Awww no that's so sad!! Hope he managed to get his cone in the end! Those black licorice sticks are powerful aren't they! No wonder you didn't like it!

[@jodydoughty]

I forgot to tell you the story of why we call them Jimmies. Dr. Farber co-founded the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, as well as a charity, The Jimmy Fund, named after one of his child patients. Brigham opened an ice cream restaurant called Brigham's and charged an extra penny for chocolate sprinkles on a cone, which benefited The Jimmy Fund. That could be why we call them Jimmies.

[@FoodTastertv]

@9:37 wasnt there something very similar to this sprinkle yall tried a while back ?? Seems familiar.

[@jadyn_sage]

Fairy bread is an Australian thing. Kate, you were right, it's made with 100's and 1000's. The chocolate sprinkles from The Netherlands are called hagelslag. Both are traditionally made with butter on white bread.

[@ThisWithThem]

Ahh I thought so. Thank you Jadyn!!! 😀

[@blueycarlton]

As well as 100's and 1000's, we had chocolate sprinkles on buttered bread when I was kid in Australia in the 1950's. Also honey and chopped walnut sandwiches were nice too.

[@corinekrul6472]

The chocolate sprinkles ‘yes’! If you want to go wild use peanut butter instead of butter (as a spread) and add the sprinkles on top of it. iIt Will taste like a snickers 🔥✌🏼

[@ThisWithThem]

We need to give this a try!! especially if it tastes like a snickers 😍

[@marycook1644]

Maybe you could drizzle some caramel ice cream topping on it ! Then it would be super Snickerie !! I always can enjoy more sweet taste !! Blessings from California. 🎯

[@corinekrul6472]

@@ThisWithThem yeah and let me know what you’ll think of it ✨

[@nimaxwerker]

Let me tell you what salmiak is: When you combine nitric acid (deadly concentration) in dutch called salpeterzuur and ammonia (deadly concentration)in dutch called ammoniak, there will be a violent reaction and as a result there will be a grey powder left. That powder is salmiak. It tastes a bunch like salt but does way less harm to the body than sodium-chloride (table-salt). That gives this contrasting result that the saltier the liquorice tastes the less salt it contains. It does also not spike your blood pressure.

[@anma8959]

Did not know all that. I’m Dutch. Just even the mention of salmiak makes my mouth water… Salmiak and double salt are my favorite drop! I rarely buy them, because when they’re in the house I can’t not eat them…😂.

[@sanderjansen5187]

It keeps me amazed that people just don’t like licorice. Drop is a candy you have to learn to eat, like coffee.

[@PostTraumaticChessDisorder]

I always have a box of old timers drop in my car. Like the blue one, which is the more salty one and the green one, which is the really sweet and soft one

[@duckface81]

as a dutch guy i dont like it that much but i can eat it in small amounts

[@michielvdvlies3315]

there is even a liquor with the same flavour as those apekoppen, its called bananashot, its liquorice and banana

[@FoodTastertv]

those Tiger Nuts look delicious !!!!

[@ThisWithThem]

They were yummy

[@kevartje1295]

The sprinkles are like fairy bread from what I can see but fairy bread is with colored sprinkles made of sugar, not chocolate. The sprinkles used on fairybread, we only use on icecream. The muisjes (pink and white sprinkles) you tasted are not licorice. They are sugar covered anis seeds. Also, their name, muisjes, means mice. They look like mice if you look closely, they have a tail. The chocolate cookies you tasted are, in fact, chocolate covered stroopwaffles. Kanjers is a kinda famous stroopwaffle brand here.

[@randolf84]

19:30 we call it poffertjes ;)

[@ThriftyDani]

fairy bread is always at parties in australia

[@ThisWithThem]

Love that! Such a great name for it too

[@thekillersandvich1150]

Yep Us dutch folks really like our liqourice salty

[@Angiebaby-uh8zx]

I had sugar buttie that was in 70s when i was little xx

[@ThisWithThem]

That was it! A sugar buttie 🥰

[@queueud]

Liquorice can be sweet too: dropcoins, honeydrop, kokindjes. Hmmm... I only like the sweet dropjes. Crossdrop with menthol!

[@C4prokiller]

you have sweet licerice too

[@lisaconner1618]

I so agree about licorice....it's so yucky! I see y'all have a little miniature Buc-ees figure.... Buc-ees is amazing! So many good snacks, a million gas pumps, cool souvenirs, we will make a road trip just to go to a Buc-ees since we don't have one in Louisiana! Beaver Nuggets are so yummy!! Thanks for sharing your treat experiences with us, we love y'all!

[@ThisWithThem]

Bucc-ees is so awesome! We actually have another Bucc-ees video coming very soon 😀 We hope to be able to visit one day!! So cool you can go visit a Buc-ees and I love that you do a road trip just for Buc-ees!! I would too 😀

[@Overwijn01]

It’s not yucky.. you just do not like it… 😂😂😂

[@marleneke77]

fresh stroopwafels are the best! Do you mean poffertjes (the little thick pancakes)?

[@ThisWithThem]

Yes!!! I think that was them. They were so delicious 😋

[@mathwithme7423]

Please let me know if you need some other stuff from the netherlands! I would love to send you guys some items :)

[@ThisWithThem]

Hey!! We would absolutely love to try some more things from the Netherlands. Thank you so much for offering. Are you able to message us on Instagram and we can let you know our address? Thank you ☺️

[@terryolson1962]

Love your hair style, Alex! Is that Germanic or Celtic? Picture perfect!

[@FoodTastertv]

I wonder if id like those licorices since I like banana flavoured things so much !!!!

[@ThisWithThem]

Yeah I wonder. You’ll have to get some and try!!

[@rosalie951]

DROP!!!!!!

[@marinarbekka]

Daughter messaged you on Instagram last week when put out the video. Have a great weekend

[@Zjammie]

I am going to just put this out there, but ehmmm, not enough chocolate sprinkles on that bread! cmooon :p

[@righteousraven3658]

what does "Oh go on then" mean? I was really confused when Kate said it to Alex. I guess, I'm not familiar with that phrase because I'm from New Jersey.

[@FoodTastertv]

yay :) Im so here for this :)

[@ThisWithThem]

Enjoy watching

[@shaeden77]

Great box and video! I wouldn’t trust my brother either. 😂

[@ThisWithThem]

Thank you Stacie! Haha i'm not sure why I trusted mine 😂

[@novamarkuscasander]

19:30 min : poffertjes!

[@FoodTastertv]

Thank you Naiomi :)

[@ThisWithThem]

😀😀😀

[@hansdevreught5459]

Drop toppers are my favorite, but thiis is an aquirete tastev (every Dutch grow up with it).

[@helenalindfors7410]

Hi Kate and Alex 🍭🍬🍫🍪🍩 I love Salmiak candy 😋😋😋😋 Salty liquorice 😋😋😋😋 Kate and Salmiak 😆🤣

[@ThisWithThem]

Kate and salmiak is a great combination 😂 - Alex

[@dman5315]

Nice to see another video GOD BLESS

[@ThisWithThem]

Thank you!!! 🥰

[@chrisrasmussen4612]

It would be awesome if someone sent me food from Holland, never got to go there and my family is from there. My grandparents came from there.

[@mikepictor]

I am moving to Amsterdam next month. This is research.

[@crazymusicchick]

Fairy breads Australian you are correct it's 100s and 1000s u use

[@ThisWithThem]

I thought so!! Thank you for confirming

[@suuzdegreeuw3078]

This was verry funny :) Btw, the little pancaces are called poffertjes:)