Unboxing my favorite Russian foods

[@kostakosta5352]

Какой послушный ребёнок!!

[@callmedave1280]

This guy deserves more views

[@CrazyRussianDad]

well AMEN

[@d-mack7053]

Is it he speaks a hard a Russian accent but his son speaks perfectly good under standably English!?!?!?!?!???????

[@houstonjoker3836]

@@d-mack7053 if I remember correctly his son lives in America for school, I’m not so sure about now though.

[@amanda_ksmo]

Im just seeing this 3yrs later. Praying Father & Son are happy, healthy and well. ❤️❤️❤️

[@pbtraveler694]

You are both adorable!! So funny!!

[@eetuloimupalo693]

I'm finnish and in Finland we have the same foods and I can only say that all of them are DELICIOUS

[@serjiogriego5098]

I wish they had this store where I lived in

[@tinahale9252]

I love this darling Russian. Such a sincere man

[@gregorybarrymore9036]

From France with love . Русские везде, да здравствует наша нация

[@Ultrasnumberonesimp]

The sons facial expression throughout the entire video had me laughing 😂😂😂

[@tandrews4030]

I don't know how this Popped up on my algorithms but I like it it's good to see the traditional things other countries like two Thumbs up

[@redleo380]

My mouth is watering

[@r.samuelfranks3615]

Very unique unboxing. I enjoyed it very much!

[@andyL0648]

I love your direct translations... no wonder they call it lost in translation!!! Lol Only a Russian (or former Soviet souls) would crave the stuff you showed. Mind you I like it for the most part!! Happy New Year CRD!!!!

[@olyvoyl9382]

CRD in comparison to your visit to Basa last year, your weight loss is quite noticable. That is a good thing. Shows you are following doctor's orders. Happy new years.

[@hans-yz9yp]

interesting in Germany we also have шпроты (in German Sproten) but not from Riga but Kiel! Very tasty love them!!!

[@stevenbest6408]

Cheers from Texas! It all looks delicious!

[@fee4900]

You guys are great, I laugh at you guys. It's great. I am on the west coast and we know nothing about Russia.

[@sipsandsights]

Well one thing to know now is they started war in europe 3 years ago. Other countries opened their borders and a whole world including usa is invaded by milions refuges now.

[@andreybofus1817]

Now (right before The New year) caviar in Russia is extremely expensive. But right now I'm watching CRD and eat Vobla with some German beer. So I can confirm 99% of these food is authetic and quite popular in modern Russia. e.g. I bought some Alyonka for tee yesterday.

[@rowleyjefferson1359]

I just learned the word пельмени today on a russian pod lesson it means dumpling apparently

[@metaphysicalgnome3005]

Сделайте выпуск, где вы показываете как готовить Селедку под шубой, оливье и т.д. =)

[@rahulkmishra93]

I have always liked your videos!! You guys are awesome and REAL!! 😃🤩💯👍💪💪

[@kroshkadi2129]

Russian about Russia and life on English/ Teen speaking on English: kzbin.info/www/bejne/baS6qaZ8aJKqjsk

[@tatianadzenisenka5359]

You are so funny guys🤣

[@CrazyRussianDad]

thank you! (we are)

[@KhZina]

Лехаим , CRD and CRS ! Всего самого наилучшего в Новом Году !

[@LaurenceMeyler]

I need to find a Russian store in Dublin...

[@CrazyRussianDad]

Da!

[@LaurenceMeyler]

@@CrazyRussianDad Aontaithe!

[@langstonwilliams8979]

Great!! So interesting the different foods😌🙏🏾

[@ingenerchik]

I mixed kwass with kefir once and it totally cleared my constipation.

[@alnikur87]

lol

[@alnikur87]

Я чуть слюной не захлебнулся пока смотрел :))) My mouth is watering

[@WAL_DC-6B]

Many of the Russian food items spotlighted here can be purchased from a large American supermarket in Mundelein, IL that caters to the local Russian-American populace in the northwest suburbs of Chicago. They have everything from kvas, to sunflower seeds to pickles to caviar (even Siberian pierogi made in Canada!) .

[@criticnoob9611]

Огурчики то для похмелья))))

[@joanfos4890]

Makes me want to try this stuff😁

[@ИдругиеприключенияСонни]

Я тоже живу в Бостоне и изучаю русский язык. Так крутое место! купил квас и пломбир )) спасибо за рекомендацию!

[@katherine_xx11]

Your son is very handsome!! Love your guys videos!! 😍отлично

[@DeeDeex007o]

"We won't try this because the boy might pass out. You know, soft American teenager." 🤣🤣

[@Happyandsmileygirl]

Yum

[@acuraintegra101]

I have lingonberry jam in my fridge i get it at the Polish store in my town in North Carolina i get квас there as well. ❤

[@pauldonnelly100]

Hi crazyrussiadad love your videos, my 13 yr old daughter was born in Novokuznetsk came here at 15 mo but still loves meat potato’s sour cream pickles and won’t smile unless she knows you it is in her blood , she wants to go to baza not far from us thanks Paul Rhode Island

[@Laziorpoleski]

Szproty,kawior,ogorki etc.OMG ;-)

[@egbert2022]

I like your Channel. Ich muss unbedingt wieder mal in einen russischen Laden.... большой привет 🤜 From Germany

[@narmar5308]

Pops said “not psychedelic musshrooms” 😂

[@DimaAngel-y8d]

смотрел еще когда жил в россии, а сейчас живу рядом с этим магазином и регулярно туда хожу )

[@derenkov]

Nice video 😊 i own a russian food store in geneva switzerland . Can you tell me for how much they sell kolbasa in boston ?

[@EvacskaGagesz2374]

Red caviar.......YUM:)))))) And dead LOL!!!! fish! Heck yeah:))

[@katiaberen]

underglassnik 👍😂🤣👍

[@deanfeldman2505]

Almost shuba time

[@jessie.mouse.25]

Ehh

[@argusargus1987]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 You miss out on a lot good things Son. You have an amazing father, just listen and eat. Maybe with Vodka. 🤷‍♂️ But let me tell you, I'm a German and your father is feeding you great and autentic things. 👍

[@genarosalazar2818]

You won't find zhis in American store. What is that? Mushrooms. 😆

[@salavat294]

The problem with the son is that he is still sober. Zakuski literal verbatim translation is “after-bite”. After what a shot of strong booze, usually but not restricted to vodka or five star Armenian Ararat Cognac(if you want to be super fancy). Sacrilege, store bought frozen Pelmeni, foo. There is a rolling forms for making real Ural Pelmeni, a couple dozen at a time. Pelmeni are traditionally made only with meat. The potato, cheese, cabbage, and cherries filled dumplings are purely Ukrainian Varenyky. Both are delicious and were typical Soviet “comfort foods”.

[@Blizhni0]

Your son didnt even drink the kvass lol

[@deanfeldman2505]

You cannot use that Lasco herring for Shuba! You need proper herring from the old country. And did you forget the Russian mayonnaise?

[@КириллПономарёв-х6ц]

Это баааза)

[@khosmoz]

Many of these foods are also made in other countries. Of course, the russian ones are always incredibly fatty. For example, russian sweets contain at least twice as much sugar as other sweets. You see a poor person in Russia, they are not skinny, they are like superfat. The entire diet is built around fatty foods.

[@susanaaragorn8606]

Of course they need all the calories to sustain in the winter. They must also have a lot of coronary diseases and diabetes.

[@khosmoz]

@@susanaaragorn8606 Yeah, even in Baltics there are many elderly, who die because of coronary diseases. Pig fat, incredibly sugary sweets and milk products in great quantities. They even make fun of anyone, who refuses to follow a diet like that, calling them wimps and watnot. I have problems digesting concentrated fat, so I only watch. In school the teacher made me eat the fatty meat, and I almost threw up. The problem is real, but it becomes rarer with generation change. Ah, the most horrible practice is using pig fat instead of vegetable oil, when cooking. Or sometimes as a spread on bread. Disgusting!

[@KonradvonHotzendorf]

How that a Russian store if you don't have to queue for 5h🤔

[@cohenlabe1]

In Hebrew call = all barsar meat so salami is all meat mix how descriptive

[@mpulsiv7287]

Бутерброд is an English word. Russians can’t pronounce “butter bread” so they say is “booterbrod” (Бутерброд) 😀 I couldn’t understand the meaning until I learned English.

[@kamila1958]

Само слово "бутерброд" появилось в 19 веке из немецкого языка. Дословный переводится как хлеб с маслом.

[@KhZina]

Это просто по-немецки

[@mrmrosenbloom]

Those Russians also mispronounce Броадвей when it is clearly should be pronounced Бредвей ;) - бред

[@dorianphilotheates3769]

The transliteration of the Russian spelling, “Byterbrod” indicates that it is actually directly derived from German, “Butterbrot” and Danish, “Butterbrod” - not English, “butter bread”.

[@timothybarnard4068]

Is the a favorite website for real podstakannik?

[@fee4900]

Kids are 15 going on 45. I have teenagers also.

[@binky8501]

These guys need to hook up with Crazy Russian Hacker and do a video

[@tinahale9252]

Crazy Russian Dad I know this video is 3 years old but I have to tell you something. You have had three times orbs floating on your left side of your head. This is indication of a family member who has died and is visiting you and son. I know it sounds insane but I have seen them many times before. Now it can be seen as dust particles but those are large

[@АнтонРедькин-к2щ]

бородинский вообще-то черный... а это серый какой-то

[@phantom85533]

🇷🇺❤

[@nedeljkoobranovic431]

Sin ne govori ruski?

[@clementmckenzie7041]

lots of salt in the Russian diet

[@sinclair2469]

you sure your son ist actually your daughter

[@MIlosStojanovic-gd4cf]

bolji crni kavijar poz iz srbije

[@rippn6124]

Kid HATES kraut.

[@deanfeldman2505]

Nice masks/I guess? :-/

[@catboy721]

Yeah, might actually buy a few if they were magically for sale. (намек)

[@danmurgu2717]

His son is not gay. Is supergay

[@genarosalazar2818]

The son is too American.