The Best German Treats - An American Father-Son Taste Test

[@laurajpr2]

Having your child try both caffeine chocolate and alcoholic chocolate in one sitting is such a dad move

[@Butterworthdasyrup]

haha don't tell mom!

[@molnarcsani]

These damned Germans and their Panzerschokolade😂

[@ilonasmukke5715]

Hi, there is no alcoholic chocolate, only the two caffeine chocolate ;-)

[@zeideerskine3462]

The Bambina bars have Eierlikör in them that's alcohol alright.

[@diedampfbrasse98]

@@zeideerskine3462 to be fair, it has 3% Eierlikör which usually has around 14% of alcohol... that should be 0,42% for the chocolate. Given that, a German like me would agree that is has no alcohol in it ;) ... some households here have more alcohol in the air

[@MeganovaLP]

Waldmeister is a plant that is called woodruff or sweet woodruff in english. It is used as a medicinal plant in Europe, especially in German-speaking countries. Woodruff is also frequently used as a flavor, but in this case an artificial flavoring agent is used most of the time. The Latin name is Galium odoratum or Asperula odorata, but the last one rather refers to the blossom of the plant.

[@MuriGuri72]

TARHUN

[@XPGrindDeathking]

Forest master sounds better.😂

[@bissbiene563]

So lecker Waldmeister eigentlich schüttet man sich das auch so in den Mund

[@nueckel]

Waldmeister wird nicht als Medizin verwendet. Daraus macht man Bowle und Berliner Weiße.

[@kevinmyschker5510]

Another english name for woodruff is sweet babys breath....which is cute and disturbing at the same time.

[@stanjuice]

Also, we don’t actually mix the drink, we eat it straight out of the packet😌

[@Butterworthdasyrup]

Ahhhh will have to try that with the next one!

[@BismarcksOtto]

and chase it down with a shot of vodka (or any other chap, mostly tasteless clear spirit), for anyone between, say, ages 17 and 25. Pretty much the German equivalent to Jello shots. But let's not tell Jack about this for at least another decade or so.

[@TheCotzi]

@@BismarcksOtto wanted to say ecxactly that its reminding me of my first partys and i got the hick ups from it so bad after several of them and the next day i got a sour stomac and throught and sai the most german sentence after that: i never drink again and then was the next weekend and i repeated it

[@steffikamminga4746]

With vodka 😂

[@der.Schtefan]

My dad is the BEST DAD EVER (Austrian military), but still I get almost jealous! :)

[@SasciasKleineGartenfarm]

I love how you pronounce Knoppers or Knusper Flocken in English. 😅 I never thought of that. Too cute. Try it with an audible "K" like in Kelloggs. That's how we pronounce it in Germany. Wonderful video! Brightens up my day

[@lachs.7939]

I'm just a few minutes in, but I love the way you interact with your son. It's great that you let your son verbalise his first impressions and help him form deeper introspections. It practices his independence, associations, and reflective skills :) You seem to be a good dad

[@MsJanebow13]

I keep yelling “Smurfs,Smurfs, SMURFS!!” at my phone while watching you two eat the gummy “trolls”!!! 😅😅🤦🏻‍♀️❤

[@adamlubieniecki9074]

schlumpfe !!!

[@ChristineSaveTheFish]

@@MsJanebow13 me too.😂

[@LarsCT]

​@@adamlubieniecki9074 Les Schtroumpfs - funny how they found a very similar word everywhere.

[@adamlubieniecki9074]

@@LarsCT in polish "smerfy"

[@LETMino85]

Are they not known in the US? Die Schlümpfe 😂

[@andreaspoppe]

Fisherman's Friend if they are to strong, you are to weak! I love this commercial line!

[@Asta453]

Weak, das andere wäre die Woche. ;)

[@andreaspoppe]

@@Asta453 da hast du recht

[@Anno_Nymouse]

@@Asta453 Fun fact: Beides wird gleich "wēk, bzw. /wiːk/" ausgesprochen. Englisch ist eine defekte Sprache. Eigentlich ungeeignet, um es aufs Papier zu bringen.

[@jonathanthomsen3111]

The Fisherman's Friend 🍃🍬 by the Lofthouse company is actually original from Fleetwood, England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿, The United Kingdom UK 🇬🇧, Great Britain 🇬🇧 since 1865, but not from Germany 🇩🇪 at all, by the way my friend / my friends 😉😊😊😊😎😎🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻😎😎😎😎😊🎉🎉🎉

[@stanjuice]

Knoppers is the most amazing thing ever! Also it’s a test for someone’s “gernan-ness” If you ask them “What is at half past nine in the morning in Germany?” And if their answer isn’t “Knoppers” you have a spy in front of you and he should be dealt with accordingly (no Knoppers for him)

[@makhalyna]

Have just asked my German flatmate. Turns out she is a spy 😱 No Knoppers for her 😑

[@stanjuice]

@@makhalyna that’s weird🤔 Maybe she didn’t get it in english tho? It’s a phrase that was blasted into our brains for decades😅

[@klarasee806]

@@makhalynaTry this: "Was ist morgens halb zehn in Deutschland?”

[@klarasee806]

Waldmeister is woodruff, an herb. I think it’s quite unknown in the USA but a pretty popular flavour for drinks, fruit gums and more here in Germany. We even mix woodruff syrup with beer (Berliner Weiße).

[@thb3306]

If rhey are too young they might not know. For me they are heaven 😍

[@deimudda4282]

As a German this video is gold for me :) Nice Job you 2 :)

[@NickPerez-n8p]

Für mich auch

[@danielschradiek4337]

Dito

[@LolaDannst]

Waldmeister is woodruff. In Germany you can get different woodruff flavoured stuff like sirup, ice cream, hard candies, etc.

[@TheCotzi]

and its a genius herb i infuse clear spirits with it

[@kilsestoffel3690]

I love this flavour, but sometimes it tastes a bit like soap

[@TheCotzi]

@@kilsestoffel3690 then its artificial

[@DalaiDrama-hp6oj]

​​@@TheCotziIf it's not arificial, then the coumarin in there might turn out to be kinda toxic in larger quantities (at least to mice and rats it is). In todays Germany it is only allowed in limited quantities in food and drinks targeted towards adults (at least that is what english wikipedia states).

[@maskharat]

@@TheCotzi the absolute majority of it is artificial. the plant itself isn't farmed and the cumarin is mildly poisonous. If it's in season you get real woodruff drinks and stuff sometimes, on a very local level. but for industrial purposes, the flavor is always artificial.

[@kpetterss]

Scho-ka-kola is a dangerous treat. You take one when watching a movie at night. Then another one. Then you think a third one of these delicious little Luftwaffe-treats can’t hurt. Then the can is empty. Then it’s 4:55AM, you have been staring at your bedroom ceiling all night, 120 bpm resting heart rate. Worth it.

[@brittakriep2938]

Nicht übertreiben!

[@LETMino85]

😂😂😂

[@calronkeltaran493]

cardio workout while resting. absolute win

[@marcbaur677]

Its also called Panzer-Schokolade (Tank- Schokolade), cause Tank Crew used them to be awaken in WW2. 🙂

[@landreiter]

@@marcbaur677 Panzerschokolade was Pervitin=Crystal Meth

[@Pixilixx]

He’s definitely your mini me! You’re such a good dad! You’re kids are going to grow up with the best memories

[@kerstinbusch1337]

Yessss

[@sindbadmetulsky]

Bambina and Knusperflocken (crunchy flakes) are products from the former GDR. You should try Toffifee, my favorite sweets.

[@AlexanderGoeres]

yea, but they really do not taste anything like in the former gdr anymore.

[@miakoda248]

"im your son, bro". Laughed too much at that

[@rexmcstiller4675]

Nobody makes a drink out of the Brausepulver. Everyone links their finger and dips it in the packet

[@dersozialewestfale5114]

Or with a shot of Korn or Wodka.

[@snecko9029]

@@dersozialewestfale5114Leute mischen Ahoj Brause mit Vodka oder Korn???

[@caligo7918]

@@snecko9029 seit mindestens 20 Jahren... Ahoj-Shots sind anscheinend immer noch beliebt

[@dersozialewestfale5114]

@@snecko9029 Ja, hatte mein Cousin auf seinem Polterabend. Erst das Tütchen Brause eben, aber noch nicht schlucken und dann direkt der Shot hinterher.

[@Der_Kleine_Mann]

Nah. That's not what I like to do, since I don't want my fingers to get all sticky. I just pour it directly from the package into my mouth.

[@HoJSimpson]

The Stuck to your Teeth thing is a feature of those smurfs haha. Thats why we love them lol

[@Singurarity88]

Exactly. The consistency is the important thing 😄

[@raphael18116]

That's why I am not a big fan of those. I love the cherries and the Goldbären.

[@Kratogo]

It's because they're vegan. All vegan gummies have that consistency ☺ That's why i love vegan gummies the most, i love that it sticks to my teeth

[@HoJSimpson]

@@Kratogo I am honest Idk if they have always been coincidently vegan, or if they changed it. I can remember them being labeled not specifically as vegan, but having that consistency.

[@TsathogguaFTW]

@@Kratogo they are not vegan, they are "Veggie". I bought some recently and wondered why they would use this term. Then I read, that they are covered in a layer of Bees wax and can contain traces of milk. So Haribo tricked us a little. Still the consistancy is not as it was in the 90s and 00s. So I guess they changed the recepie to make it vegeterian.

[@guidojansen6720]

The most exotic variety of German snacks any YT channel has ever encountered.

[@f.i.o.n.n3552]

The only exotic thing there is the scho ka kola. As a german i never heard of that

[@hollyquinn-]

@@f.i.o.n.n3552 Really? Grandpa already had it in the trenches... 😰😰😰

[@solokom]

Apart from Knoppers. The Smurfs are also not very common. You shouldn`t eat them in countries without universal healthcare. 😁

[@f.i.o.n.n3552]

@@solokom all the sweets in the video are very common in germany. Just the scho ka kola is not

[@solokom]

@@f.i.o.n.n3552 I mean they are not exotic, but you won't get them in every super market like Goldbären.

[@Jenny-mi9og]

This is a very personal selection on sweets. As a german myself i would have chosen completely different things. Glad you enjoyed it though

[@susannayasminbauer9801]

Never heard of half of the stuff (I am German, too)

[@19OldSnake82]

Knusper Flocken are my favorites. It comes from East Germany when Germany was still divided into two. Since we didn't have enough of everything in Eastern Germany, the chocolate was stretched by adding crispbread. This is what came out of it

[@juleezruleez1703]

I had a lot of colleagues from the east and I have been addicted to Knuperflakes since then. :)

[@joachimschwabe3301]

The Bambina bar (without the eggnog) also originates from back then, from the same factory.

[@oliverstahmann5745]

But we had choco chips in the west, i believe its similar

[@Morph-ur3fx]

Hey Jack thank you for your reaction video about our sweets. Greetings from Germany. Greetings to the Dad too. You a Cool.

[@philiphitschler]

Awesome! Thanks for trying our Spinnenbeine 🎉

[@jana6666l]

OMG, it's the boss from hitschies :D Ich denke, der Betreiber des Kanals weiß das nicht mal xD

[@Endermann111]

lol actual boss of hitschies commenting. didnt expect that!

[@bomber9912]

Came here for the German food, cause it was in the title, but stayed for the dad-son interaction. Man, youre doing such a great job! Im not a dad myself but im trying to keep my nephew engaged in the same way and try to challenge him a little bit whenever i can in the same way. Im doing homework with him with slightly harder tasks than what he gets at school, play chess with him and cook, which is his most favourite part.

[@Crusty_Otter]

What a great father/son relationship. I really enjoy watching you interact with your kids, you definitely keep them entertained.

[@paulraque8232]

When I was stationed in Germany, we used to open the tops of the drink mix and pour in a shot of vodka. Then pitch it back and it’s foam up and taste great!

[@Emanuel-t5e]

that's the right way to do it. Kids usually just use the stuff without liquid

[@maxpower7318]

That´s the intended use of Ahoi Brause ;-)

[@ehmha3641]

Wodka Ahoj🫡

[@bamafan-in-OZ]

A rhetorical question to Mum, who's the bigger kid? Absolutely loved this one.

[@VincentLander]

Jack correcting you to use the preferred pronunciation of "perfect" was cute and hilarious!

[@Butterworthdasyrup]

He is my son for sure haha

[@solokom]

Yeah that "perfect" was perfect :D

[@WeirdRdr2TV]

Waldmeister is Woodruff.... And Schlumpf means Smurf.... 😃

[@JohnnyyBre]

As a german Dad with a son in his age, thats so wholesome to watch :D

[@WochenendNinja]

jeezz we used to take those schokakola in the military to stay wake at night. Those hit harder than koffee. Hope you had a calm night that day :D

[@Leonmilia]

FYI. I am German and i Never seen Anyone Eating bambina or Knusper Flocken

[@MichiWeltenbummlerin]

thank you. there are so many more delicous.

[@Lennl779]

Ro wenn du noch nie Knusper Flocken gegessen hast bist du nicht deutsch

[@Leonmilia]

@@Lennl779noch nie gesehen Diggi

[@ambersquires2668]

We’re based in Germany now, my kids love Knoppers!

[@dorisw5558]

I don't think I have seen Schokokola in decades and I can't remember ever having it.

[@Miristzuheiss]

Rewe offers the red version

[@maylinde986]

​@@MiristzuheissThank You

[@satanmitdengeilenbarthaaren]

I love it, esp. the dark one 😋

[@jenniferbutcher8393]

Having been there personally...German grocery stores: beer (half the store) fresh bread from their bakery, chocolate isles (at least 2😂 WITH HAZELNUT everything...yum!!), cheese, meat in casings. Also, paprika flavored snack of every kind. Good luck finding things like tomato soup in a can and crackers 😅. Absolutely love Germany!!

[@satanmitdengeilenbarthaaren]

😂 jup, almost every kind of chips has paprika flavour

[@TheJollyKraut]

Back in the day the slogan for Fisherman's Friend was "If they are too tough then you're to weak!"

[@jonathanthomsen3111]

The Fisherman's Friend 🍃🍬 by the Lofthouse company is actually original from Fleetwood, England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿, The United Kingdom UK 🇬🇧, Great Britain 🇬🇧 since 1865, but not from Germany 🇩🇪 at all, by the way my friend 😉😊😊😊😎😎🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻😎😎😎😎

[@TheJollyKraut]

@@jonathanthomsen3111 Did I say anywhere they were? I'm confused. 🤔

[@jonathanthomsen3111]

@@TheJollyKraut No but now you know it anyways as well my friend 😉😊😊😎🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻

[@FylgjaFeldsdottir]

Oh Bambina is so amazing. Must have been an East German that sent that package to you ;-)

[@endless-nimu]

or someone from (even West)-Berlin :)

[@Dragon.7722]

I'm from western germany and i never heard of Bambina, lmao.

[@Pudeta]

haha I recently was introduced to it by a friend from Leipzig. I absolutely love the "normal" one, you get those in bigger western supermarkets as well! The more special versions like eggnog and stuff is up to your taste.

[@dagmarszemeitzke]

Ahoi Brause green (Waldmeister) is woodruff. A popular flavor in Germany. You can also get a Waldmeister Syrup. Woodruff is the flavour for a Maibowle because you can get this herb in may

[@petzi7437]

Someone commented this probably already, in Germany we eat the Ahoi Brause right out of the package. As a grown up, you can chase it with a Shot of Vodka, always a nice party gimmick. By the way, your son is a genuinely funny little guy, congrats.

[@Ines-so8re]

I'm from Germany and this is a sweet-selection absolutely not typical for German sweets :D I don't even know bambina, the knusper flakes I cannot remember when I have seen the last time in a supermarket neither the schokakola. Could it be that it is an older person who has sent it?:) Knoppers is indeed a very typical sweet here, an there is great variation of fruit gum. Ahoij everyone knows but it is best known for mixing it with alcohol.

[@caligo7918]

13:25 Waldmeister is Woodruff, a tiny green herb you can find all over Germany in the woods. It's one of the standard flavors for jello, as is raspberry. The German word for Lemon is Zitrone, while Limone is German for Lime. I have no idea how that happened, but i'm sure it's either the French's or the Brit's fault ;)

[@DJKLProductions]

I know "Limonen" rather as "Limetten".

[@tanjahorn9816]

NO ONE drinks Ahoi Brause! Put the powder on your palm and lick it away!

[@kate066]

@@tanjahorn9816 or you make shots with it lol, but yes...nobody actually drinks it xD

[@alisharicketts89]

He has an adorable laugh

[@Davematthews13]

Love that you did a video with your boy! I love to cook with my son and do random fun taste tests of food with him to grow his palate and not be afraid to try new things! Keep it up Tyler!

[@TheCotzi]

great job thats the right thing to do because babys dont know any tastes and from the first day they stop get fed with breastmilk you need to grow her palate your a great dad showing your kid the taste of the world

[@BrittTheFurry]

Waldmeister flavor is quite unique to Germany. Many German kids love that flavor. Someone who never had it before described it as tasting like flowers, which kinda makes sense once you see the plant. When I got to try it first, I really fell in love with it.

[@LadyDragonsblood]

As an American who lives in Germany.... I really enjoyed this...and I have eaten all but the first ones you showed that you said looked like candy corn. Knusper Flocken..... Crispy Flakes. (corn flakes mixed with chocolate.)

[@satanmitdengeilenbarthaaren]

😊 My favourites are Wunderbar, Stork Riesen and Mr. Tom. Damnit I'm hungry... I'm going to my kitchen 😂

[@suicidalbanananana]

Knoppers are great, the one you had is their most common one but recently they've been expanding into more candy-bar-like-things that are wild.

[@sbernd78]

16:00 you should try the Ahoi-Brause directly poured in the mouth. Without water. 🤭 That’s the real fun with them. Waldmeister is actual Woodruff.

[@tanjasteger7493]

Try it with Wodka 😂

[@sbernd78]

@@tanjasteger7493 with a kid? 😉 Maybe not the best idea. 😅

[@tanjasteger7493]

@@sbernd78 noooo, please no.

[@greencreekranch]

Dads and Kids having the same humor is always great

[@green0eyed0butterfly]

Tyler: "We need to put in 2 liters" Also Tyler: *proceeds to only use 200ml* On a serious note, these videos, your content, is the reason I go online. You bring a load of laughs into my life. Thank you so much for that.

[@MrDanielRadtke]

Love that you involved both your kids in your videos. Beautiful family ❤ I'm from Germany but living in Scotland for years. Was funny to see you both react to these. Keep up the lovely work with these videos 😊😊😊😊

[@LovelyDray]

21:52 ‘thats the whole purpose of the video, trying new stuff’ *spits it out* Okay i tried it 😂 i laughed so hard

[@Jasonslittlesister1]

Hey, german Mum from Northern Germany here. Your son is such a Cutie ❤ Inside the Knusper Flocken are actually Cornflakes! It's a very simply dish, you take Cornflakes on a baking sheet, melt chocolate and pour it over the Cornflakes and let it cool off. Ready to eat! And SO tasty. I haven't seen the bambina chocolate in Germany though 🤔

[@pia5543]

Thats rather schokokrossies tho, but the recipe is still really nice, i like schokokrossies better then knusperflocken 😊

[@myeramimclerie7869]

Very happy that whoever send you this included Knusperflocken (crispy flakes) and Bambina! Both are from the former East and very much loved here. Glad you liked them. They both originated while trying to find a way to stretch chocolate. Bambina has some East European influences. 😊

[@arnodobler1096]

For the production of white chocolate, only the white cocoa butter for white chocolate is used and not the dark cocoa mass. Milk powder, sugar and possibly vanilla are then added as further ingredients for white chocolate.

[@Nerdy4y]

“Well the purpose is to try it” “Couldn’t have said it better myself-“ “Okay I tried it…here”

[@susandrew8977]

Jack's laughter is so amazing 😊

[@S0I05]

6:27 ''hmm, thats goood.. '' the caffeine kicks in

[@_schnurz-piepe_25.]

Dein Sohn wirkt auf mich sehr viel klüger und ausgeglichener, als so mancher Erwachsener!!👍☺️💝

[@chucky8979]

Love seeing americans try Waldmeister the first time 😊 it's a flower that grows everywhere over here

[@michamcv.1846]

"The Chocolate Book" 😂😂😂

[@FrauTietze42]

Wow…6 of these I have never seen before in Germany!!

[@sirnelson-ok1qt]

Actually, the Ahoi Brause is diped with the finger, directly in the mouth. It’s fun. No one will drink it.

[@zombieinthehat]

If you both like the Knoppers, they are available in packs of 5 or 6 at your local Aldi. We try to keep a pack in a cabinet for "emergencies".

[@xxMajaxx13]

Everytime you compare something to Hersheys, my little german heart breaks. :D You both are adorable, keep on doing nice content, we need that. Try the Ahoi Brause with cold, sparkling water.

[@dennisvandermarkt8263]

The best I have seen of your videos.. Father son. Dude you win

[@MarcWolfgram]

You guys are great. Very entertaining! Good job!

[@AgnesPerditaX]

Jack is a star! 🥰

[@thiefminds]

As a german i dont know like half of the candy, Ive never heard of caffeine chocolate, bambina or Knusper Flocken

[@hofnarf]

Fishermans Friend‘s slogan is: „When they‘re too strong, you are too weak“ 😂 Also we put those Ahoj-Packages directly from the package into our mouths as kids.

[@jonathanthomsen3111]

The Fisherman's Friend 🍃🍬 by the Lofthouse company is actually original from Fleetwood, England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿, The United Kingdom UK 🇬🇧, Great Britain 🇬🇧 since 1865, but not from Germany 🇩🇪 at all, by the way my friend 😉😊😊😊😎😎🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻😎😎😎😎

[@MetaMo996]

it's so fun to watch as a german. handsome family, good work. keep on doing!❤

[@richardstraney189]

Love your content with 33.5 years in and still going.

[@Butterworthdasyrup]

Appreciate it!

[@arnodobler1096]

"I know" like Han Solo 🤣

[@_schnurz-piepe_25.]

Ihr seid so süß, und ihr seid Euch so ähnlich. In Deutschland sagt man dazu: "Wie Arsch auf Eimer!".🥰

[@YouGotRossed]

Totally found the fizzy drink packets online and had to get them to try. PERFECT! 👌🏻

[@SurreyBoy500]

Wow this was lovely!! It was absolutely adorable to watch 😊

[@michamcv.1846]

"Fishermens Friend" , do u ever had these before? -you will love it xD

[@jonathanthomsen3111]

The Fisherman's Friend 🍃🍬 by the Lofthouse company is actually original from Fleetwood, England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿, The United Kingdom UK 🇬🇧, Great Britain 🇬🇧 since 1865, but not from Germany 🇩🇪 at all, by the way my friend 😉😊😊😊😎😎🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻😎😎😎😎🎉🎉🎉

[@KatrinHofmann-de]

Im happy to see, that you used some treats from my 20 pound diabetes box I sent you 🤣Do you plan a second part? You have to try all the Toffifee, Storck gummy bear, Lebkuchen, Nimm 2, Merci, Spekulatius, Ritter Sport, Prinzenrolle, Maoam, Nimm 2 etc. Dont worry about all that sugar. You guys are so active 😋

[@jonathanthomsen3111]

The Prinzen Rolle Chocolate Crackers Biscuits Cookies 🍫🍪 from by Griesson - de Beukelaer by De Beukelaer is actually original from Belgium 🇧🇪🍟🧇🍫, but not from Germany 🇩🇪🦅 at all, by the way my friend 😉😊😊😁😁😃😃😎😎🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍫🍫🍪🍪🍫🍫🇧🇪🇧🇪🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻😊😊😊

[@bessermensch4life482]

Just to let you know: In German the 'K' isn´t silent. I love your videos.

[@evilcat6668]

Scho-Ka-Kola was originally made for athletes and later actually used to be part of rations in the German Airforce during WWII. The caffeine with the sugar was to keep the Airmen awake and energized. For this reason it was called "Fliegerschokolade".

[@molnarcsani]

Panzer crews got a different kind I hear😂

[@KelbenArunsun]

@@molnarcsani The airforce got that too ^^

[@evilcat6668]

Yeah, they got that other stuff too. It wasn't chocolate.

[@adamlubieniecki9074]

@@evilcat6668 "white" filling in this schokolade XD

[@mr.i1463]

The energizer was crystal meth and also you get some "heroic" tablets too. Why do you think it is called hero-ine.

[@Giraffe_2010]

1:06 you must say the “k” to And here to 1:22 Watermelon = Wassermelone Waldmeister= woodruff 14:23 you also can eat it like that without water 17:15 it is smurfs

[@Coffeeislife33]

You’re all “Perfect”❤️

[@Gryffcom-Lasserian]

Little hint German words: Kn.... the K is never silent as in English and the U is pronounced oooo 😁 (K-noosper Flocken means ´crunch flakes´ 😇). btw the Ahoj Brause drink thing actually tastes terrible when mixed with water ^^ (as kids we just ate the powder from the bag - far more fun and if you pour the entire bag in your mouth at once get ready für a wild ride (btw `Waldmeister` is woodruff, Spinnenbeine is spider legs, Schlümpfe/Schlumpf are the smurf(s) in English)...you two are adorable. love the video greetings from Germany

[@ToniRios-x6i]

I think whoever sent these sweets comes from the eastern part of Germany because Bambina and Knusperflocken are from Eastern Germany and not well known/liked in the western parts.

[@a.b.c.4160]

Kudos for including East German sweets as well! As a kid growing up in GDR Bambina (the two flavours you have are quite new versions of the original one which is just regular brown milk chocolate filled with a lovely milky core) and Knusperflocken were my favourites. Nowadays I also love Knoppers. And anything from Haribo is always great.

[@florianbrechler6906]

The schokakola was very popular in the past, my grandfather loved them back in his Wehrmacht days.👍

[@flohuhb]

Like father, like son. "Knusperflocken" both "like a bird, yeah flap, flap, flap" or flock, flock, flock🤣. And "THE CHOCOLATE BOOK" He had you cornered there 🤣

[@SpiegelDasKaetzchen]

Sarge Butterworth has a new vid? My evening is saved!

[@007wolfmann]

That was lovely to watch. I enjoyed watching your relationship with your lad. Try Great Britain sweets next?

[@Capt.-Nemo]

I had to wait a long time for the final boss, Fisherman's Friend

[@meeborggp9055]

Imagine you would have the "Ahoj Brause" in your MRE. Your squad in the field drawing straws about who is getting what flavor, wouldn't that be fun?

[@MichaelSchmidt_UrbnPxl]

this was fun! ...knusper flocken are one of my fav's ...gute wahl! (good choice)

[@corncutter]

The "proper" way how to drink Ahoi Brause is something you can't test with your son: As teens we used to pour the powder in our mouths and then wash it down with vodka. You should try that with one of the other packs - but with your wife instead of Jack :D

[@ludalove4033]

Awww my dad died this year and I miss him so much! Thank you for these videos. ❤❤❤

[@Butterworthdasyrup]

Sorry for your loss!

[@CallMeCJorDandy]

Had a crush from Germany , hell yeah thank you for shouting out 😂🇩🇪

[@indyforall5011]

Ok so I can’t take how bloody cute you two are together! I could watch you two all day 😄 I’d send you food from Scotland but I know you guys already tried some in another video. Love you guys ❤

[@Butterworthdasyrup]

We just tried more candy from Scotland the other day! Will upload soon. Scottish Tablet!

[@indyforall5011]

Aye, we all have pure sugar running through our veins! 😂

[@solokom]

*Someone should send them some Austrian chocolate!* The "Handgeschöpfte Schokoladen" (Handmade Cholates) by Zotter are outstanding. They come in so many crazy flavours, like "Amalfi lemon and Sage marzipan", "Algae, Caramel, Pineapple" or "Cheese + Mango-Chutney". They have loads of more ordinary varieties too and they are fantastic! My favourites are “Toffee Coffee”, "Tausend Blätternougat" (Thousand Layers Nougat) and "Orange Liquor".

[@Cookie_85]

Just a thing about geman pronaunciation. The K is never silent in german words.^^

[@taupegrillon5975]

OMG the father is soooooooooooo sweet and handsome💓 it is adorable how this father treats/interacts with his son.

[@debrahenderson2049]

Based on Tyler's giggle, I knew Fisherman's Friend wasn't going to be Jack's fav.... i just want to know why you're trying to pass off a "Throat Lozenge" that "combats coughs, colds, sore throat and sniffles" as a MINT?! 😂

[@evilcritter]

I had to pause when I saw you claiming it was a mint, just to make sure it was what I thought it was. Oh my, let's see how this plays out...

[@jonathanthomsen3111]

The Fisherman's Friend by Lofthouse company is actually original from Fleetwood, Lancashire, England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿, The United Kingdom 🇬🇧 UK 🇬🇧, The Great Britain 🇬🇧, but not from Germany 🇩🇪 at all, by the way my friends 😉😊😎🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻

[@sydbsuzy]

scho ka kola, best chocolate to eat by night when you have to hit the autobahn across Germany

[@pigeon531]

I love all these videos where he tries MRI or food from other countries 😁 Knoppers are 🔥 and there are many more german treats to try

[@PestDoktorLive]

Waldmeister or in english Woodruff is a type of bedstraw. It is very popular here and for some inexplicable reason even developed into a kind of “national flavor”. It's a taste that you can't really describe, but is somehow delicious. By the way, you can also simply “eat” the Ahoi Brause by tipping it onto your tongue. Fun fact about Hitschies it used to be called Hitschler, well I don't think I need to explain why it was renamed, but the company wanted to sell better internationally, that would definitely have been difficult with the name. Knopers is excellent when it comes out of the fridge, the waffle is still crispy, but the rest is even crispier. Well, someone forgot to send a variety of Kinderschokolade (chocolate company, I know there some products in the US but I heard from time to time that is taste a bit different to ours available here in germany), which is always very popular and always very high up on everyone's ranking.