British People Trying German Snacks - This With Them

[@melxna3567]

Fakt ist: Jeder Deutsche liebt Videos wo "Nicht Deutsche" deutsche Sachen probieren oder Deutsch reden.😂

[@einfachsarah8004]

Ja man ist so😂

[@janax9137]

Omg ja😂

[@Lea-br8cx]

Jaaa

[@soraya4351]

Ed's Sheerio das stimmt 😂

[@matthewrandom4523]

Definitely we do! Aber unter uns : Fakt schreibt sich ohne c ;-)

[@Diesindvollandress]

Where are these sweets from 😂 I’m from Germany and never have seen moste of this things here 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@Sizzlik]

East germany

[@BillsPinetree]

I live in east germany and I didn't saw half of them either @@Sizzlik

[@Alexandram930]

😂

[@linaa7348]

True 😂😂😂

[@fanvonlinaohnelinagehtgarn6519]

Alexandra Andress is hald echt so

[@salomereed8007]

Manches, was sie probiert haben, habe ich selber noch nie gegessen und ich komme aus Deutschland😵😅😂

[@luisamaldaner1501]

Ich bin auch deutsch aber lebe jetzt schon seit 7 Jahren in Norwegen, und jedesmal wenn ich in Deutschland bin gibt es wider nie sachen. Ich denke in den letzten Jahren haben zum Beispiel Lidel und Aldi sowie netto neue Produkte bekommen die mitgeschickt wurde.

[@leoniewiener1477]

Ja ich lebe auch in Deutschland. Mir geht es auch so

[@nooietv]

:(

[@tonijarren]

They actually said “carola”.. i first thought they’d say “corona” 😂😂

[@Itsme-bx3vm]

Same

[@Vanilleeismitsoße]

Hahahaha samee

[@dinakooros7124]

HAHAHHAHAHAH ja

[@annem8152]

I think it might be Karola. I worked with a lady from Germany named Karola. :)

[@crying_black]

Yeeesss mee too😂😂

[@denisenova7494]

Most of those sweets aren‘t commom German sweets. Wasa is Swedish, Giotto is Italian, these pretzels are supposed to be american-style. It must have been her personal taste. There were several ones I didn‘t even know. I know Corny but not all those flavours. Kind of sad that many iconic sweets like Ritter Sport, Yogurette or Hanuta were missing

[@blackforest_fairy]

Toffifee ...

[@redwineandagingerale]

I think they've tried these on the channel though. This is not the first time they've been sent German candy.

[@FrecherBob]

@@raphaelakarlhofer3684 nananana! That isn't right little german hater. The original 100g Milka chocolat (the basic, the first one) is produced from Lörrach in Germany. Some other milka products are also produced in Austria, France, etc. Since Milka was buyed by Mondolez, you can call it an american product.

[@tynnarose]

I love Ritter Sport 😘

[@youknowantzy417]

@@raphaelakarlhofer3684 tend to steal? Wtf?

[@jhdrch2656]

I love that I don't know more than half of them although I've lived in Germany my whole time 😂

[@AnnaLee33]

Considering how unhealthy most of this stuff is, yes, definitely...

[@lillyalexa6560]

Omg same und katya 😍😍❤️❤️

[@ilhamelmaaloum9156]

Samee😂😂

[@youtube-prinzessin4387]

Hä Ich lebe in Deutschland und kenne alle süßigkeiten die sie essen .

[@swanpride]

I think one of the reasons why there is no "oh German food" reaction is because it is way harder to categorize "German food". Every region has it's own specialities, plus, it naturally overlaps with what the neighbours do. Meaning the food in the North is mostly fish-based and heavily influenced by the Danish cuisine (which is very underrated, btw), the east has eastern European influences, the west has been influenced by France and Belgium and the South overlaps with Austrian cuisine. What a lot of people think about when they hear "German cuisine" is actually the Bavarian cuisine. To be fair, though, Germans support this perception that Italian or French is the better cuisine, too, but saying that restaurants who have a German based menu serve "Gute Hausmannskost" (a good home-made like meal), while the Italian and French restaurants are treated like the place you go for something "special" and once you leave Europe, it's considered "exotic". Thus said, we are VERY defensive when it comes to our bread and bakery. Every German who ever left the country becomes keenly aware how superior our bakeries are. And in a way, that is what Germany is famous for. Every Foody knows that Germany is the place to go to splurge on bakery products and sausages.

[@annat9561]

This is so true! I am german as well and when I went to the US for 3 weeks I missed our bread and bakerys in general so so much!

[@swanpride]

I had a traumatic experience...I went to an US supermarket and there was rainbow coloured toast. Who the hell would eat THAT?

[@jorgschimmer8213]

Thanks for that precise comment. So true. Bakeries ....hm🤗

[@AnnaLee33]

All I could find in the USA was white toast----and nothing like the Schwarzbrot, Graubrot and whole grain stuff I was used to. I was devastated. But what I couldn't get enough of in the States was Steak with various salads and baked potatoe with sour cream. Delicious! It was in the States where I came to appreciate salad, and my steak medium rare,---you get a juicy, tender steak with a slight crust, --wonderful!

[@blackforest_fairy]

Huh? In my expirience most people here go to German restaurants for celebrating special events and to an Italien restaurant for a quick lunch (btw: I am working at a German restaurant and I worked at an Italien restaurant before... At the Italien one we never had any big celebrations but at the German one several times a week) I also disagree with the statement that french and italian cuisine is better then german cuisine and no one i know thinks that way either... I personally find most of french foods disgusting especially if it is with snails or with frogs or with sea food. And italian food is good ones in a while but nothing compared to Sauerbraten mit Klößen und Rotkohl, Rindsrouladen or Hirschgulasch etc. And also this things are not only bavarian...like almost every region in Germany has their own Sauerbraten recipe (rheinischer Sauerbraten, schwäbischer Sauerbraten i think there is also a sächsischer Sauerbraten...) same goes for Kartoffelsalat... If you would give a task to 100 German couples to choose either an Italien, a French or a German menu for their wedding i would bet my ass on at least 85 of the 100 couples going for a German menu ( given that non of them is a vegitarian)... Not many Germans would treat their "Braten" for Spagetti and Pizza etc. And even less would treat it for snails and frogs... ( I know there is more french food then snails and frogs and I also know that there is more Italien food then Pasta and Pizza, but that is what the average German thanks about then it comes to Italien or French cuisine)

[@samanthaevans4231]

bretzel means pretzel. and a pretzel isnt about the ingredients. a pretzel was called that because of its shape. they were started in germany.

[@Franzie.]

:D

[@crying_black]

They are sooo yummy

[@luisahacker3983]

Alles nur Billig Süßigkeiten🙄 ihr hättet die wirklich geilen/leckeren Sachen probieren müssen🤤🤤

[@luisahacker3983]

Also nicht alles, aber vieles. Es gibt sooo viel besseres in Deutschland

[@juli.buecher]

Du kannst ja mal die teueren Süßigkeiten kaufen & nach England schicken 🙄

[@youtubecomment3096]

Die merken das nich, die haben Süßigkeiten aus Styropor, weil die auf ner Insel leben und man dann nicht untergeht, wenn man ins Wasser fällt!☝️

[@lusp04]

Stimmt nichmal n scheiß Duplo

[@scheissaufperfektion]

Auch "billig" Süßigkeiten sind lecker, nicht jeder hat das Geld das teure Zeug zu kaufen. Und mittlerweile haben sie ja auch schon einige Videos gedreht. Also auch deine ach so tollen teuren Süßigkeiten wurden probiert

[@michira70]

Really nice video. You two are lovely. I am German and only ate 4 of those sweets in my life, lol. Some of them I nerver heard of 🤣

[@LatoniaBalasubramanian]

I am in Germany

[@johie4461]

Bin deutsch

[@_janaund_3356]

Im from Germany and "gut und günstig" means "good and cheap"

[@crying_black]

Yes

[@swanpride]

UTZ means that the Coffee, Tea or in this case Cacao comes from "responsible" farms with human working condition. In the eyes of the organisation which does the certification.

[@lilymae7185]

I love having klöße at Christmas with red cabbage and gravy! Then my favourite sweets are Lebkuchen and Kipfel. German food is some of the best food I’ve ever had and my grandmas German food tops everything for me!

[@katharina3322]

True. Grandma makes the best food.

[@leonymenge.fantasyfullgirl425]

It - lebkuchen,, gingabred 🙃🤔?

[@katharina3322]

@@leonymenge.fantasyfullgirl425 Yes it is

[@ginthet6297]

Guys did you seen how he opened the Giotto? It literally broke my heart haha 😂

[@MsBerryblue]

I am from germany 🙂 There are lots of different types of 'Stollen'...most of them are with raisins, but there is also stollen without them in. It would be hard to name just one popular german dish, as it differs in each region. I live in the swabian region near Stuttgart. Popular swabian dishes are 'Spätzle' (best described as soft homemade pasta) with lentils and 'Wiener'-sausages (frankfurters are similar to them), or 'Maultaschen' (could be described as a large ravioli pasta, filled with a meat and spinach filling), or 'Zwiebelrostbraten' (a steak with a topping of slowly-fried onions and gravy). The 'German Bratwurst' is a must on on every german bbq in the summer. Most of the german sweets are not healthy at all. You just got the 'healthier' ones 🙂

[@vanessaaaaaa1074]

MsBerryblue oh man, was würd ich jetzt für Linsen mit Spätzle geben 😍 definitiv eine der vielen Sachen die ich vermisse, seit ich nach Frankfurt gezogen bin 😂

[@Godmylastalias]

Es ist 10 vor 12 und ich hab Heißhunger auf kässpätzle😻ich werde morgen welche kochen, daran führt gerade kein Weg vorbei 😬

[@qtredhead]

Good German foods are Bratkartoffeln which are fried potatoes with bacon and onion, Schweinshaxe which is pork knuckle, Riebekuchen, kind of like hash browns but you have sauces with them, apple or garlic for example. And traditionally at Christmas it's goose with red cabbage and potato dumplings. That's some of the best things I've eaten, but the food is very good, more hearty than say French or Italian, lots of potatoes, cabbage and pork but all really tasty.

[@mariellaxd1657]

You must try hanuta and knoppers!😋These are very good candy’s😍

[@redwineandagingerale]

Pretty sure they've tried those. This is not the first time they've been sent German candy.

[@jonathanthomsen6440]

Mariella XD The Hanuta from Ferrero is actually not from Germany 🇩🇪, but The Hanuta from Ferrero is actually and original from Italy 🇮🇹, by the way my friend 😉 🙂😎✌️

[@jonathanthomsen6440]

Mariella XD kinder.com/au/en/the-kinder-story

[@OrangeTabbyCat]

Traditional food in Franconia (Bavaria) is a roast with gravy, red cabbage and potato dumplings. But we have many, many different versions of roasts and gravy.

[@joannaarends4561]

I am from Germany and I know most of this stuff but they're not necessarily the most famous sweets from Germany! Also if you love savoury you should try funny fresh crisps 😊

[@itsdeanya]

Erdnuss flippies too :-) Eating faces bothers me just a bit, haha!

[@dbsindianer1040]

Wo waren die Kinder Produkte

[@beccasmama63]

You should put a translation app on your phone and then you can scan in the words and it will (hopefully) translate it for you. Emmy made in Japan uses one sometimes.

[@ThisWithThem]

Great idea! Thank you. We have used the google translate photo thing before but will have to look into this!

[@neenoo8693]

Stollen without raisins are the best. I dislike raisins myself and whenever Christmas comes around, I get the marzipan stollen w/o them! :3 They're definitely not everywhere but can be bought in most big supermarkets.

[@anjag4445]

I am German ❤️ I love Giotto sooooo much there probably one of my favorite sweets I always eat the hole tube in a few minutes ,the Germany you think is not like that everywhere where I live we aren't so much about Oktoberfest and we don't wear Oktoberfest dresses (dirndl) most people don't even have one

[@carol9685]

That looked like a great box !! Yes I have a dog, a terrior mix named diamond. she is my sweetie!

[@Audrey_theatergal]

I love you Kate and Alex. I love watching you try foreign treats. Earlier this week we had to put our family dog to sleep from old age. He was a Yorkshire Terrier and thirteen and half years old. It's been difficult without him, but I keep thinking of the wonderful memories we had of him. Your dog is beautiful by the way spend as much time as you can with your dogs. You never know when you can loose them.

[@jenbuike6339]

Hello from small town Michigan. I love watching your snack box videos and I often watch them with my 3 year old rescued Rottweiler mix named Dixie Belle.

[@seanacameron8940]

German food is absolutely GRAND !!! The flavours are so alive, and the best thing of all is that they are are healthy. What a wonderful combination. Miss it ever so much. From the breads to the treats. And the the warmth of the people. Thank you for your delightful channel, and also, allowing me to speak of Germany, a very special place in my heart. Hugs. S.

[@brokengirl176]

Love your videos they make me smile while doing dialysis

[@ThisWithThem]

So happy to hear we can make you smile. I hope your dialysis is going okay. 💕💕💕

[@Dreux1990]

I watched them while doing my PD dailysis at home. I just got my transplant 3 weeks ago. Hope all goes well for you!

[@mahitqueen2514]

I have an English Black Labrador, Harlequin Ravenous Beauty Thumbelina, Raven for short! She’s my service dog. I’ve been in bed almost a year now and finding your videos has been one of the things that’ve made the long months and days more bearable. Thank you! I’ve even had a few of your British Candy Boxes over the holidays. I wish there was a way for you to have a box of goodies that you’ll be trying in the future be available for us to get so that we could try them along with you! I love the relationship you both have. It’s very endearing. Keep up the good work and God bless!

[@OKIEBABE2448]

Well Kate & Alex my mom is German so I grew up on most of those snacks the Lemon cookies R my all time faves. The very best kind of German Candy to have only comes out during Christmas time & they have Liquor in them so when they Come bk around I will get my faves from our local German store to send to u so u can try them. My mom makes several German Dishes our faves r Sauerkraut & ribs, Winerschnitzel & Rolladen . Brats R a summer time thing well they R for us we have those with German Tato Salad. By the way that was ok German lol. I have a black lab female puppy & a male Shih Tzu who has blue eyes

[@jonathanthomsen6440]

5:55 The Wasa sandwich Cheese & Chives is actually not from Germany 🇩🇪, but The Wasa sandwich Cheese & Chives is actually and original from Sweden 🇸🇪 🙂😎✌️

[@melissagomez5374]

Dose anyone else get hungry while watching? 😂 But I LOVE watching there videos!!😍

[@tabithamcknight5322]

You can make your own pretzels chocolate, place pretzels on a sheet pan, place rolos on top, put in the oven for a couple mins just to slightly melt the chocolate then place a pecan half ito the chocolate and let cool.

[@tammysmith6421]

I get excited when I see your notification 💜

[@tammysmith6421]

They probably use a lot of English on their products because of all the Americans stationed over there in the military

[@ThisWithThem]

Yaay I hope you enjoyed watching 😀💕

[@marysvirida]

I love your side eye when Alex asked if the white chocolate bar was too sweet!! 20:10 That was amazing😂😂 I would of had the same reaction

[@e_stroller]

I clicked on this video SOOOO quick! I am going to Germany in a week and I will be studying there for four months so I needed some snack recommendations.

[@ThisWithThem]

Ah no way!! Perfect timing 😀😀 you’ll definitely need to try some of these ☺️

[@e_stroller]

@@ThisWithThem Thank you for replying! I most definitely will be trying some of the biscuits you first tried!

[@bjaogh]

Have a great time 😊 going abroad is a big step but I'm sure it's gonna be an amazing adventure.

[@julem.7477]

Emilee Strohl Hey 🤗 Where will you study? I‘m also from Germany and could possibly help you a little bit 🤗

[@Godmylastalias]

I‘m german and i loooove traditional german food. I always link german food with the christmas season because me and my family we‘d always go to our local restaurants around november or December. And i looove the food my Oma used to make - stews with vegetables from her own garden, hühnerfrikassee which i can‘t really explain, stampfkartoffeln which is like a certain sort of mashed potatoes with massive chunks of bacon in it and especially überbackenes Schnitzel, schnitzel in a creamy sauce baked with cheese on top. And don‘t even get me started on the desserts- apfelstrudel,zwetschgenkuchen (plumcake), nussecken (nutcorners) or nougatringe 😻

[@lololili7735]

A lot of them arent typical german candy.i am an german gitl and half of the stuff you tryd if never seen bevore😅

[@blackforest_fairy]

Well there are different things in each part of Germany...

[@matz3338]

Bruder vallah dieses Deutsch

[@Scherminator9999]

@@matz3338 vor allem deutsch oder

[@AmatsuOtome]

there is stollen without raisins in it for those who do not like raisins or are allergic to it. with raisins is however the traditional way they are made. the best places to get some nice stollen are dresden and/or nürnberg :)

[@yasminesteinbauer8565]

The traditions and thus also the food in Germany vary from region to region and are often influenced by the neighbouring countries. For example, Flammkuchen, which is more reminiscent of a French pizza, in the Palatinate bordering Alsace. In Swabia you will find Maultaschen; in Bavaria various Knödel; in the north Eisbein and Currywurst. And so on and so forth. Apart from the traditional dishes we have Italian, Turkish, French, Greek, American influences as well as from Eastern Europe. And although most probably think of a lot of meat in German cuisine, there is also a substantial vegan scene here. Greetings!😘 ps. If you want to know more about the different regions, Geography Now has some videos: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZXWkmSdd7SHes0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/raamnY2ghMmHaZI pps. No, I don't have a dog.😄

[@blackforest_fairy]

You do know that the Alsace used to be German till WWII, right? They are ethnical Germans not French... And even though it belongs to France now i can not think of Flammkuchen as a French dish while knowing that the region it is from is etnical german.

[@jx_anx_h2447]

We also have Stollen without rosines

[@tamaraofriel2063]

Kate and Alex! I love you guys and your videos literally light up my days. ❤️☺️

[@ThisWithThem]

Ahh yaaay so pleased we can help lighten up your day 😀♥️♥️

[@nicole6417]

I have 3 dogs. 2 chihuahua mixes and a pit bull. Kaylee (7, chihuahua/min pin), Daisy (5-6, chihuahua mix), Brena (4, pit bull). They are the sweetest dogs and I’m so glad I have them, and your videos, to keep me company while living in the middle of nowhere. 😁

[@lalabook3351]

Hey Kate and Alex, I'm from Germany and I'm so happy to see you trying a German Candy Box. Actually Kate there are Stollen without raisins.😍😉

[@deanadolph1922]

Hi Kate and Alex I love to see you guys trying different treats from different places ,everything looks so good! Loved your little dog he's so cute! I have six dogs most of them are mixed breeds got a Yorkie, Mini Pinscher, 2 terrier mixes, a chihuahua, and not sure what's Sparky is. they're all rescues and I love them all so much! Thanks again from California for the great videos!

[@amandamalone6003]

Hello Kate and Alex. First , I want to say is thank you for making all the videos. Y'all are AMAZING!!! And second, Alex you are not mean. I think you are very sweet. Keep making videos please. I have watched all of your videos. When I'm tired from work, i come and watch y'all on here and you always put a smile on my face!!!

[@ThisWithThem]

Thank you for such a lovely comment Amanda 💕 means a lot!

[@louisacoote2337]

Prince biscuits are also in France. Children usually have them as an after-school snack.

[@PurfectRelaxation]

Trying international snacks is a lot of fun! Haven’t tried any from Germany yet though!🤠

[@ThisWithThem]

Yeah it really is! You’ll have to try some 😀

[@CamaroMann]

3:19 Ha! That's pretty exactly my thought in the supermarket…

[@StayTiny_Leon]

This is very interesting I think, I am from Germany and I've never seen some of these sweets 😂

[@isabellhummel406]

Hey Kate and Alex, yes they make „Stollen“ without raisins. It is not the original recipe but many people don’t like raisins in „Stollen“. Very delicoius too💕 hope you two enjoyed the insight into german candy 😊

[@ThisWithThem]

That’s awesome and I need to try it 😍😍 thank you for letting me know. We really enjoyed trying everything 😋

[@swanpride]

I used to not like raisins, but then I figured out that no matter how I feel about them in general, they provide the balance for the stollen. It's just not the same without them.

[@rebeccahamm2349]

The Milka Joy Rolls look very similar to a cereal we have here in America call kraves

[@ThisWithThem]

Yes! So similar to it!

[@rebeccahamm2349]

@@ThisWithThem Also I completely understand when you say you need milk with it. There is a small size bag that you can ge of them that is about the size of a trail mix bag that you would get at a gas station and, I can only eat half of that size bag with no milk because my mouth gets very dry. So I think that might be your issue so, maybe try them with milk for a video and see if you like the Joy Rolls better.

[@rebeccahamm2349]

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[@pia6049]

We have Stollen without raisins. They habe a poppy seed filling or a filling with nuts :)

[@Duhitzmarina1]

do we!?! I didnt know that xD Thanks

[@helens.4717]

I'm from germany☺️ It's so sweet how you say Guten Tag 😍😂😂

[@alisarose2851]

At Oktoberfest we eat Brezel and Weißwurst (white sausage) and trink a Mass 🥨🍺 we also eat coleslaw or fried egg with butter toast.😊German families often eat potatoes,noodles with meat especially swine or on public holidays Grandmothers make (potatoe)dumplings with deer meat cranberries and dark sauce🙊I love it. My favourite meal are grandmas waffles with hard cider sauce.😊

[@gabberina4784]

I'm from Germany and my favorite candy is Kinder Bueno. 🥰

[@jonathanthomsen6440]

gabberina The Kinder Bueno is actually not from Germany 🇩🇪, but The Kinder Bueno is actually and original from Italy 🇮🇹, by the way my friend 🙂😎✌️

[@jonathanthomsen6440]

gabberina kinder.com/au/en/the-kinder-story

[@myopinion8509]

I love watching these two so much! I hope they never get tired of doing these videos! ❤

[@ThisWithThem]

Well hopefully you never get tired watching us do these videos! I’m so glad you enjoy watching ♥️

[@neahorton5351]

I'm new, are they brother and sister, friends, couple?

[@laurabey4332]

Great video as always love watching you and Alex your wee dog is so cute I have a British bulldog (in pic) called Boston x

[@ThisWithThem]

Thank you Laura! Aww what a great picture. Your dog is so cute!! 🥰 x

[@DrGlynnWix]

Y'all trying to pronounce the German had me and my partner rolling with laughter! He's German and I've been studying German for a while now. I liked getting to see the variety of cereal bars. We're moving to Germany later this year, something to look forward to!

[@oef6975]

I am an American but I have been living in Germany for 18 years now

[@itsdeanya]

Where are you, Odis? We live near Stuttgart and work some with the New English American Theater (NEAT) here. How have you felt in Germany for the long term? I have been here 5 years now, and it is taking me longer than I thought it would to fit in.

[@paulineklieberp.7962]

Traditional dishes for Christmas in germany are Raclette, fondue, turkey with potatoes and vegetables or pork roast with bread dumplings and gravy... Also germans love snacks like „parika chips“, „Toffifee“, „kinder Schokolade“ and „Knoppers“

[@hannafrndx2286]

I'm from Germany and some of these I have never seen or they aren't the typical one

[@lalir29]

A really popular dinner at christmas is potato-salad with sausages, but many people also eat fish before they pack out the presents

[@louis.thekidd1712]

Wir essen meistens Steak oder Cordonbleu

[@killerfreckles1162]

Alex: Except drugs, drugs are bad for you Me: Hmm guess I better not send that box of edibles from the local Cannabis shop.

[@miriamnah6624]

Send that my way 😂😂

[@christinebrown4644]

You can send them to me

[@singingkitty02_]

Hey Kate and Alex! All these sweets look so delicious! I must look for them if possible. I love white chocolate Reese’s and all those breakfast bars looked amazing! Some look soft like granola bars can be sometimes. From what I’ve tasted Germany makes amazing cookies/biscuits and chocolates. One of my fave are the speculatus with almonds that I get from Aldi’s. Thanks for another taste testing video. Can’t wait for the next one!

[@5superbine5]

They say sweets not candy.... uhm we speak german in germany

[@xpaulax3]

Sabine Ihde to us germans these words mean the same thing because we only use the word „süssigkeiten“ and dont really have another word for that. they definitely are synonyms in some way too but they mean different things in english.

[@5superbine5]

I am german thank you :) i just meant that we say neather sweets nor candy as we do not speak english and those are just translations in to different english dialects

[@Vera-dj6gz]

Dachte ich mir auch. Thats what I also thoght of. haha

[@annimotions5791]

in Germany you can get Stollen without raisins..it‘s delicious and usually with almond splits 👍🏼😋

[@sofiaravenclaw5254]

Guten Tag I'm from Germany, but I haven't seen most of the sweets ever...

[@walterco7701]

Your dog is so chill! Mine would be all crazy-eyes if I tried that and squirmy if I picked him up. Walter is a Dachshund/Jack Russell Terrier mix.

[@worldwariigirl9848]

Wasa sandwich is a swedish product though 😜

[@alexanderschoneberg8610]

@WorldWarIIGirl No it's not, it was developed for the german market and is produced in celle germany. Meanwhile Wasa itself was bought in 1999 by the Italian Barrila Company. So it may be either German or Italian but for sure is not swedish.

[@theablanca17]

@@alexanderschoneberg8610 .. and made in Sweden. Seen as a Swedish company, with a factory in Sweden. And in Germany. The Wasa sandwich have been sold here in Sweden for years. Like 20 or so. The ones for the German market might of course be made in Germany. So, yes: it's Swedish.

[@alexanderschoneberg8610]

@@theablanca17 doesn't change the fact that Wasa is owned by Barilla. But if it helps you sleep at night....

[@theablanca17]

@@alexanderschoneberg8610 yeah, it's owned by Barilla since 20 years. I'm guessing that there's companies you see as "german" (or wherever you come from that's owned by companies outside your own country. Doesn't change the fact that they still make things in Sweden. And in Germany. Just the facts. I don't care how you sleep. You have nice night!

[@blackforest_fairy]

@@alexanderschoneberg8610 even if the company was bought by am Italien company it does not make the product Italien...

[@RowanWolf22]

Also Asda and Tesco’s do stollen without raisins for Christmas! They usually have a few versions (: ❤️❤️

[@makeupandmentalhealth8346]

Great test tasting as always👍🤗keep up the great work and content. I have a dog,he's a puggle which is a pug mixed with beagle!!! I'm a dog lover🤗🐶🤗😍♥️

[@ThisWithThem]

Thank you! Aww how lovely!

[@sarahainey5830]

My local shop sells corny bars and moster roth chocolate is sold in aldi or lidl xx

[@Barkinmadkay]

The milka joy fills look like Krave breakfast cereal

[@ThisWithThem]

Yes!!

[@oef6975]

I prefer the oreo joys

[@jonathanthomsen6440]

Barkinmadkay The Milka Joy fills is actually not from Germany 🇩🇪, but The Milka Joy fills is actually and original from Switzerland 🇨🇭 my friend 🙂😎✌️

[@KelbenArunsun]

Germany is culinarily devided. It depends on the part of the country your in, which kind of food youll get. For example: there is a difference in how people prepare their pasta and potatoe salad in the north and the south. Usually the north depends more on the fatty stuff so the dressing of the potatoe salad has mayo in it, in the south its more often oil and vinegar or in bavaria, broth based dressing. Same goes for classic dishes. In bavaria youll often find Haxe, which is a braised and grilled pork shank. if you to the west, the same dish wont be grilled but rather boiled, and is called Eisbein. So you see, food varies through the whole country. You got to experience it for your self, if you want to get idea of it.

[@karolinemiddel9588]

A lot of those are not so common German, like I am from germany and i didnt see some of those😂

[@alicejarosch6637]

Most of them like "Gut&Günstig" you just got in Edika, or in stores like Edika.

[@jojobee42]

Stollen is indeed made with raisins (and dried fruit). You can buy them with or without the marzipan heart, so marzipan isn't what makes stollen a *stollen* :)

[@marah6119]

I live in Germany and the most of these candy's are NOT typical german😔

[@laurahubner6177]

I am from Germany and I love how you try to pronounce whats on the packages😂 glad you liked most of the stuff, however no typical german candy/snacks, would love to put together another collection with the best candy!!

[@juliamaria5014]

Hey I‘m german and you tried some stuf that I never seen befor 😂🤦🏼‍♀️

[@andreawirtz2728]

Shazranai Chan wirklich 😳 warst du noch nie in verschiedenen Supermärkten in der Süßigkeitenabteilung ? Also ich kenne alle Süßigkeiten in diesem Video 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@HeartsUpForAri]

Hi! German here who also hates raisins and I can tell you that there is stollen without raisins. It’s usually with Marzipan and I love it so much!

[@casuallysilentgaming1537]

Das ist gut und dustchland Germany is the best country to travel too besides Ireland

[@blackangel9594]

you mean Deutschland not dutschland 😁

[@Maplestar27]

Hi Kate and Alex❤

[@ThisWithThem]

Hey Cindy!! 😀♥️

[@casuallysilentgaming1537]

I'm thinking of buying one of your british candy Christmas boxes next Christmas because my mom and my grandpa eat alot of that stuff

[@Mr187Dag]

Watching you is like watching a good comercial. I am german, i tried a lot of those things but you rate those sweets so high into the sky that i want to eat them again. There is one thing i dont like so much. The camera switching makes it kinda uncomfortabe to watch your video. Its too often

[@bjorntreike880]

We have stollen with out raisins. We have with Marzipan, popy or only butter

[@crystalmcdonald1983]

We have a husky

[@rogerlynch5279]

13:12 The Ferrero company has taken their inspiration for the trade nam GHIOTTO from the Italian Renaissance.GHIOTTO Di BONDONE about 1267-1337 had been famous for painting out the AREMA CHAPEL in Florence 14:04 SWEET UP YOU LIFE - That phenomenon sis called DENGLIS(C)H in German. Denglish is a Suitcase-word of course. It stands for the fact that with every year more and more English expressions and phrases are being taken over by the German language. Partly due to the Dubbing of TV series and movies partly by simply using English terms to geht better around in the more and more united Europe

[@qtredhead]

those Corny bars, it's Sus not sub..the ß is 2 s's..

[@ThisWithThem]

Oh wow! Never realised that! Thank you for letting us know

[@blackforest_fairy]

*süß not sus... This dots change the pronuciation of the vocal... And in some cases even the meaning of the word... ( If you can't make the dots you can write it as sueß instead)

[@amywestbeld9968]

Enjoyed watching this. I am not from Germany but my Mom and I went through there on our way to India. My family loves German food.

[@ThisWithThem]

Glad you enjoyed it 😀 ah no way that’s awesome ☺️

[@Mondos2001]

I am not German... I'm Corolla!

[@katjajoanamuller983]

There are different Stollen. So yes there is a kind without raisins.

[@ThisWithThem]

No way!! I need to try that type!

[@jonathanthomsen6440]

8:05 The Milka Chocolate 🍫 is actually not from Germany 🇩🇪, but the Milka Chocolate 🍫 is actually and original from Switzerland 🇨🇭🙂😎✌️

[@trishamoreno3063]

I'm an American living in Germany right now. I was so excited to watch your video because I want to send some more nice snacks that you haven't tasted. First of all do you like black licorice? There is A LOT of black licorice here and if that's something you like, I want to send some. The restaurant scene in Germany isn't too exciting (coming from an American). A typical Christmas meal is Rouladen which is a flat steak with bacon and a pickle rolled up in the middle, boiled potatoes, and pickled red cabbage. Lots of fancy meals are some sort of meat with some kind of potato and vegetables. I also ate veal one Christmas. Very delicious food! Let me know about the black licorice. I'll be sure to send some chips as well.

[@stevenroach6809]

Haribo makes kids happy - And adults as well. It's their slogan and they usually sing it at the end of their commercials (at least back in the 70s when I grew up there).

[@xXxGoofyGibberxXx]

Because of you guys I got super inspired to go out and buy a box of international snacks!!! Next to try your box of snacks! ❤️

[@ThisWithThem]

Ah nice! Hope you enjoy trying everything

[@gpalmerify]

Germany has wonderful baked goods and candies. My mom baked German recipes every Weinachten and they were my favorites (she had traditional hand me down recipes) We're Americans of German decent. We recently adopted a feral pit bull mix who visited us last summer, he's a lively gent who won't leave our sides. I named him "Buddy"

[@ThisWithThem]

Oh wow. You’re very lucky! Ahh that’s so lovely you adopted 🥰 what a great name

[@gpalmerify]

@@ThisWithThem Thank you Kate, love watching you and Alex.

[@MamaBearicorn]

Used to have a dog. Her name was Ness and she was a terrier, cocker spaniel, poodle lol or for short: terri-cocka-poo

[@keksi2102]

Gut und günstig is the brand and it means "good and cheap"

[@sadiedayz2405]

I always learn something new! Thank you!

[@ThisWithThem]

Yaay glad you enjoy 😀

[@lyndabond1570]

This was fun ! I’ve been to Germany many times. It was nice to see some things from there I really liked. As always- a great job and fun to see you both 😊💕👏

[@ThisWithThem]

No way that’s awesome. I’ve never been before! Yeah bet that was nice to see them again. Thank you Lynda 💕☺️