Emmy Eats Finland Part 2 - more Finnish sweets

[@KBDProductionsTV]

I would love to eat Finland! :D Great job Emmy!

[@MintyPookieBear52]

You're here too? I've seen you in the comments of WrecklessEating also :)

[@KBDProductionsTV]

MintyPookieBear52 Just supporting my fellow food eaters :D

[@blackstarjoel1453]

I eat Finland every day (Im Finnish spoilerrs)

[@MintyPookieBear52]

+TheAdskidids1 that's cannibalism and ewwww

[@Tuxeth]

AWW YEAAAAAAAAHAHAAAHAAA I LIVE IN FINLAND

[@MsDreamcakes]

I love the look on your face when you try the licorice!! I'm glad you love your job too because I hope you NEVER stop making these videos!!! Your ears were probably burning today because Clay and I went to the Asian market and asked for all kids of things you have tried and we kept saying "our youtube friend Emmy said"...lolol

[@emmymade]

hahahaha I you guys found some good stuff to try. :)

[@cutiecakeluca3707]

More Finnish:3 Are you okay? = Oletko kunnossa? I love you = Minä rakastan sinua I love you videos = Minä rakastan sinun videoitasi Welcome = Tervetuloa

[@Kraimer]

I love your videos"

[@Kraimer]

***** what are you blabbering on about?

[@tibojasu2402]

Jack Thornberg He's saying that for example Rakastan includes the "me" in it, so saing Minä=me before isn't needed. Sorry for my bad explanation :/

[@tibojasu2402]

The minä can de put before the word,it's grammatically correct and sounds correct :)

[@pededictus2k12]

Hei älä opeta, crappy finnish

[@erikill100]

It's not Gifu it's Sisu. I know the "S"s looks like "G"and "F", but they are old "S"

[@saippua0]

It is G. Sorry for correcting. :)

[@erikill100]

The_EluKKa ?

[@Derinma]

The_EluKKa Se on sisu.

[@alluusio]

The_EluKKa It's Sisu... Those are old S-letters... Name Gifu wouldn't make any sense... Sisu on the other hand is "a Finnish word generally meaning determination, bravery, and resilience. However, the word is widely considered to lack a proper translation into any other language."

[@MarvinMarbles]

And that medical purpose, it's allso used in nicotine addiction

[@tkilele]

I know it look's that it says Gifu but it's sisu and sisu mean's guts and cause we in finland are known from our guts to do everything like go to sauna and stuff. And i just wanted to mention that we are Leijonat (lions) in ice hockey

[@TheUnknownHim]

Nykypäivän suomalaiset ei oo sisua nähnykkää muualla ku karkkirasiassa..

[@vhs5859]

Mikäköhän on syynä???? Jonnet!!

[@danholo]

People really aren't sending much of the traditional Finnish candies that Fazer is originally known for. It's funny that you haven't received a common chocolate bar of Fazer Blue - only a small praline. I would send you some of my favorites but that'll have to wait.

[@purduegal1]

I love that you still try the black licorice items knowing that you won't like it. It's sweet :)

[@Lunarangelsakurano]

adding on to being delighted to see you taste treats from different countries, some of packaging are GORGEOUS!

[@Zinetha]

Hey Emmy! It's not Gifu, it's Sisu, just with an old kind of font. It fooled me too at first, but my dad told me that they are Sisu, not Gifu. I'm from Finland. My dad loves those Sisu candies, he always has a box on his pocket wherever he goes. They are sold in several flavours, you have the original one, the oldest one (same since the 20s). There are also new flavours that came after the 80s. If you want to learn more, write "Sisu (candy)" to Wikipedia. If you just type "Sisu", Wikipedia will TRY to explain you the meaning of that Finnish word, that has no literal translation to any language. Sisu is an inner quality in all Finns, that allows them to get through anything, and so much more.

[@Zinetha]

Hey, this is just an addition to my previous comment about the word sisu. I looked into it myself on Wikipedia, and it turned out that Japanese has a word that is somewhat same than sisu, it's "ganbaru". At least Wikipedia says it's somewhat similar.

[@alkaseltzer085]

i always "like" your videos before i even watch them, because as soon as i see your thumbnail picture on my feed, it just makes my day to see a new video posted by you. Love what you do keep up the fun videos :)

[@arska-pelejavlogejajaautoj5030]

That 'Gifu' is actually sisu. They are old letters.

[@eonik]

+ArskaPvP Yes. More specifically it's fraktur. An old blackletter typeface that was commonly used in Central Europe, Germany, Scandinavia and Baltic countries.

[@Adurodiel]

I just found your page and I LOVE it! Going to watch other ones too. Greetings from Finland

[@IL-bq1eo]

Finns, please stop commenting in Finnish. I'm so embarrassed about it. Yeah, I'm Finn, but it would be nice that Emmy would understand everyone here. Great video Emmy, and don't worry, you will get used to salted licorice if you just keep eating it more often. :3

[@katiakaarlela7479]

not true,13 years living in Finland and i still cannot stand it except hope toffee those are goooood

[@devicedd]

My Jenkki mix is always full of only blue and white ones because I always eat the green ones first. They are so good!

[@Sinikkastudio]

I need to go to the grocery store to get some candies! :D I am drooling while watching this video! :D

[@tiborbago8165]

Heidi Caterina i

[@sweet_like_some_kinda_cheese]

I really love that you appreciate food regardless if you think it tastes good or bad! I commend you for always giving licorice a chance! You always do a great job and you take the time to research and are so well informed! It gives people a sense of pride and joy when you eat something from their country. In addition, people learn as well! Lovely video, Emmy!! Cheers!

[@Finer_Details]

Jenkki actually means american. :D

[@PVaris]

true story :)

[@RandyCandy12]

the british says yanki

[@TheIncredibleJew]

The direct translation would be "Yankee"

[@Finer_Details]

alkhemisti1923 Yes!

[@villeniskanen3702]

BTW. It was on her note.

[@Stelliinou]

The chocolate candy you tasted at around 7 minutes and a half is very traditional. We call it the Fazer blue and pretty much everyone recognizes that blue color. I personally think it's a bit too chocolate-y for my taste (I love chocolate that has something exciting inside) but my foreign friends love it and I always have to bring them many bars when I visit them!

[@jessyapril3765]

Fazer has THE best chocolate in the world. 🍫 Tastes like pure love ❤️ It's so lovely to watch your videos, you make my day much better when I have flu or something. I love to listen you speaking finnish, it's not bad at all. 😊 Jenkki means american so that must be the reason why you got so much gum 😄 keep up the good work👍

[@soizuu3611]

Fazer=❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫 😂

[@anskupoppoo5498]

I looove loove love love Fazer's Chocolate

[@warpussnoluv]

I totally agree Fazer is top class, very proudly recommend it to anybody.

[@Flastew]

I love your videos, you are so animated when you get either something really good or really bad. then throw in those cool ending antics. Thank you Emmy

[@Wiivukka]

Sirkus aakkoset are ny favourite sweets :D they are soi yummy

[@Sinikkastudio]

***** They are mine too! :)

[@Hixxuuu]

Heidi Caterina I Love THEM! :)

[@MK-U-N]

Wiivukka selitä sanat ny ja soi ymmärrän jos tarkotat my ja so XD

[@wisecr]

Diskoaakkoset on omat suosikit... Disco alpabeths are my favourites atm =)

[@UksiHattu12]

F3D0M1L Kirjoitusvirheitä sattuu kaikille...

[@Zhaggysfaction]

You don't like Salmiakki. That's totally fine. But let me tell you, you've had it easy in these videos :) You've had the mild stuff that actually taste sweet to us. There is this one salmiakki candy that is shaped like a skull (well duh). Well actually there are several skull-shaped ones but this one in particular. It's rock hard and has some sort of liquorice powder on it. And boy it is some potent stuff. I dare you to try them if you can get your hands on'em :)

[@emmymade]

I ate some really strong ones in this video (Turkish Peber) Emmy Eats Denmark - Danish Candies.

[@Zhaggysfaction]

emmymadeinjapan Well the Turkish Peppers are awesome. They are reasonably strong I'll give you that. We have them in Finland as well and people love them. They are actually very popular here. But I'll tell you those ain't got nothing on the these skulls. They are pure pain. Well almost ;)

[@mayonice3577]

emmymadeinjapan There's some more >:D

[@Noa_The_Boss]

I love how she responds politely for things she does not like 👍

[@FASSY524]

Wait... you get paid to eat delicious things? You do a great job presenting everything too! Your voice is the most perfect reviewers voice ever! You are so gentle and comforting! I bet you are a great story teller! You should do a channel about kids stories!

[@Summerman000kesamies]

no, her job is to make videos since she is a youtuber that's what she meant

[@FASSY524]

Summerman000kesamies I fucking know that already! That is what I meant... pay attention!

[@ollindo3]

That Turun Sinappi is actually made in Poland these days. The old Turun sinappi is auran sinappi these days.

[@kuristaja7142]

If its name is turun sinaappi its from finland dicouse Turku is a city from finland so it have been from finland

[@peoplelovepeace]

The company that makes turun sinappi was sold to Poland :)

[@ollindo3]

Panze Kuosmanen The company sold turun sinappi to poland and then they started to make auran sinappia. Poland makes it completely different way.

[@norskfimbulvetr]

Panze Kuosmanen Like everyone else has said, the one that is from Turku, is Auran Sinappi - Aura being the river that runs through Turku. Turun Sinappi was sold to another country, they just kept the name.

[@Mertaranta]

ollindo3 They announced just recently that they're going to start making it again in Finland.

[@retzza]

It's not gifu it's sisu, those are old letters. And when you were eating Angry Birds candies I was thinking you gotta taste Pantteri and what was in your hand a moment later! :D Pantteri is AMAZING!

[@QuagSass]

Fun fact: Jenkki is both a name of the popular chewing gum and a word that means american! So us fins like chewing americans >:D

[@PandaAndFazer]

I really like your videos and I hope you do more of these tasting videos because these are so much fun to watch. By the way, Pantteri-candies are my favourite ones!

[@shio3514]

Hi, I'm from Finland and I don't like even close all of the salty licorice or basic licorice but there are few I truly love, for example those called Pantteri.

[@finnishmetalfreak]

Sirkus Aakkoset are not actually as good as Hedelmä Aakkoset (fruit alphabets) that are all fruit, non liquorice. Still, I enjoy liquorice very much, especially finnish Silver Toffee, that are liquorice cubes that has a texture of a toffee. They stopped manufacturing it about 5 years ago, but it was so popular that finnish people demanded to have it back and we did :D

[@emmymade]

Oh, Hedelmä Aakkoset sounds more like it. :)

[@McMobSlayer]

emmymadeinjapan if you will come here Finland (or Sweden or Denmark) go and try Dumle It's inside is toffee and the cover is thin chocolate It's SO GOOD!

[@Sankutenku]

Sirkus aakkoset are way more better than hedelmä.

[@McMobSlayer]

Sankutenku ikr they are so delecious *slurps*

[@McMobSlayer]

Sankutenku ikr they are so delecious *slurps*

[@zselant]

I love that gleeful smile on your face after you have bitten into something nice ☺️

[@teeahietala5537]

I can't imagine someone NOT liking salty liquorice! (although that might be because I've been eating it since I was just a little kid..) :D

[@bruhjustaja]

Mä oon aina inhonnu sitä :P :D

[@yeethaw4936]

Mä rakastan salmiakkkia❤️

[@GenetMJF]

Mäkään en voi sietää salmiakkia PALJAALTAAn. Mutta rakastan salmiakki suklaata ja jäätelöä, mutta paljaaltaan.... hyi

[@mranticlopper260]

Salmiakki on jumala !!!!♥♥♥♥♥

[@Darianka7565]

Well, I am not from Finland but I gotta say that I love salmiakki! i think i adquiered the taste pretty much right away, wich I guess it's weird for a non finnish person to like it so much! :D

[@nasjiaglenn1869]

I'm always so excited for these videos!

[@FastLegs]

Nice little fact: that Geisha candy was the first one Karl Fazer invented.

[@FastLegs]

Other little nice fact that even surprises Finnish people. Gifu is Sisu and the G looking letter is an oldtime S.

[@FastLegs]

Karl Fazerin konditorialiikkeessä niitä geisha konvehteja, ei se patukka mitä nykyää myydään kaupassa. Ja kun menin puhumaan karkeista niin kettukarkki oli ihan ensimmäinen makeinen ja geisha suklaamakeinen.

[@sotapulu]

Good tip for eating Salmiakki / Dark liquer. Just mix it with other tastes in those mix packs. Thats how most younger finnish eat them too.

[@NjoyMoney]

Salty liquorish is something you have to get used to :P im french born in france and i have lived 15years in finland now and i love salty liquorish (salmiakki), at first i absolutly hated it :D

[@Darkangelrock92]

+Njoy32Gaming Im from Norway and they sell salty liquorish here as well. I got finnish blood from my great grandmother's side, I been into that kind of candy since i was a kid. Maybe because I got a bit of finnish in me in my family tree? xD

[@atikafazal2462]

We dont have Fani Pala here in Pakitan.. but we do have Gala biscuits from the company LU!

[@ZoniAndXakeGaming]

Its Sisu (not gifu)

[@ManiacMoomin]

Hämäävä kyl on.

[@tatusuvanto]

ManiacMoomin Vanhaa Suomea

[@Alienparty]

I'm so excited and proud that you like tasting our Finnish goodies! You're awesome (and pretty)!

[@classilyy]

I want to try salty black licorice haha

[@BlackSpiderPro]

it's my favourite candy :))

[@Zarniwooper]

Fazer milk chocolate is different to most of chocolates, because its made out of FRESH milk, whereas most other brands use powdered milk. Also, Turun sinappi, tehty puolan turussa :D (lähetä auran sinappia ensi kerralla, joka on oikeasti suomalainen)

[@thejoonaboy]

In Finland almost every school at helsinki goes to Fazer's chocolate factory :3

[@Summerman000kesamies]

Even our class has gone there and I live in Pohjanmaa

[@Summerman000kesamies]

***** poor thing :(

[@TheMinnaKat]

I used to carry Sisu pastils with me all the time.. I love them. They really are good for your throat and also refresh your breath. I also love the packaging. The ancient-fashioned font is a nice touch.. You pronounce Finnish well!

[@donkyluf]

Turun sinappi :DDD miksi??

[@sadekausi]

Mr.V, sinä pikku trolli, sinappia :D

[@topivieltojarvi5014]

Kuka on mr.V

[@NuorvaJ]

What a sweet lady you are! Lolled heartily at the "Gifu", as I, too, thought as a kid that's how you're supposed to say it. The font in the Sisu-box is some olden type.

[@TommiHonkonen]

I was waiting you to be in pain from the hot (black) Turun Sinappi. I was wrong. I've had mustard that almost killed me, it was that hot :D

[@Adamson11x]

Hey there! Before I left Finland , I thought that Black Turun Sinappi was hot...well went to France. I thought that I had already tasted a hot mustard, but then came along Dijon mustard...uuh...what the what? It's pure heat and well...the taste is so raw, that I barely could keep myself from spitting it out. That was in the early 90's..nowadays U can find Dijon in any store in Finland. If U haven't tried it yet....try. It completely lacks the sweet element . Take care.

[@ZoniAndXakeGaming]

best mustard in tha world is Pöltsämaan Kange. yay some kind of estonian name. its CRAZY hot. and im a Finn.

[@Zephyrdia]

***** You were surprised? Honestly, as a finn, finnish food is tasteless. Even indian or thai food in Finland is so damn mild compared to the real deal. Asian restaurants don't serve really spicy food, because an average finn doesn't like it. Also she lives in USA, I'm sure she's used to spicy food since there's all kinds of different restaurants in USA like many mexican restaurants. Black Turun Sinappi is very mild.

[@Adamson11x]

I do not understand why Dijon mustard is so overrated.

[@TommiHonkonen]

I bought the Felix hell fire or what's the maker. That almost killed me too since I used it like normal Felix. Wasn't waiting it ti be so hot.

[@Bargaingirlforlife]

I'm Polish and I remember having those Geisha candies when little. They are delicious and if Finish made them originally then thank you Finland. I love them. Loved the angry birds jellies

[@IsoOrkin]

Thank you. Those Geisha chokolades are really popular in finland and extremely tasty.

[@kisma03]

sirkus aakkoset is best :D i from finland

[@naichoulol2169]

*i'm. Me too

[@grapejuic]

+Nico Leväniemi se on Yeah they are best

[@grapejuic]

+Nico Leväniemi ei Me too

[@xThexBlackxRavenx]

I absolutely love how, despite your high dislike of liquorice, you always give it a try anyway. So brave!

[@turvatikru]

it's Sisu, not Gifu ;)

[@sophiedoktar252]

I love Fazer's milkchocolate!! It's my favorite.

[@Miguli98]

Kuinka monta tyyppiä täällä tulee suomesta???

[@Vekez3]

90%

[@Miguli98]

+Valtsu Tee tyyliin

[@ahva2280]

+Miguli98 Minä

[@mandariinikisu1535]

just suunnilleen 90% 👍

[@viltzuvlogaa2649]

Minä

[@emz2329]

Emmy I was wondering if you like coffee and gingerbread because over here in Scotland we have Instant Gingerbread Coffee! Me and my family absolutely love it! I was thinking of sending you one but didn't know if you liked coffee or gingerbread! Please answer!!! Thank you!

[@sheevpalpatine2023]

Suomalaisia?

[@jage1559]

Ei yhtään

[@cpthippieholdaccount1303]

En tule torille kyrvän kanssa

[@techtical7079]

moi

[@khtsaippuakupla6798]

Techtical moi

[@tupufoks]

Love you for trying salmiakki again and again! You truly have Finnish sisu!

[@emmymade]

It's my pleasure. :)

[@LuannOsbourne]

Jenkki is pronounced yankee as in Yankee doodle came to town!

[@pukkifilms7785]

Try understand now! it's a SISU not "gifu"

[@OddNinaGaming]

I'm curious! Who does get to eat all this delicious licorice you always deny? I always love how you never give up trying licorice :D

[@teemupasanen3951]

kattoko ketään muita suomalaisii tän videon

[@mmmm...chicken133]

Try this: 2 Green Jenkki Mintmix Gums and cup of cold water.

[@kostimyllymaa9527]

"I translated the name, and sirkus means sircus." VERY hard to understand without translating...

[@mattimustonen5214]

mitäs me suomalaiset.

[@kostimyllymaa9527]

Tuollaisia ne siellä jenkeissä on, syövät meidän karkkeja suurin ennakkovarauksin eivätkä osaa maalaisjärjellä päätellä juuri mittään... It's Sisu, not Gifu! :)

[@mattimustonen5214]

No mutta kyllähän se on vähän epäselvä onko se s vai g mutta sen tietää jo siitä että se sanotaan Sisu

[@kostimyllymaa9527]

Niin, eihän sitä moni suomalainen lapsikaan tiedä ennen kuin se kerrotaan sille.

[@mattimustonen5214]

Totta

[@skitsot9046]

The pantteri packet actually has two different kinds of liquorice sweets. The harder discs, which are the ones you tried, in my opinion are nicer and more palatable to people not used to salmiakki. And the softer more squishy discs which are very salty and not at all mentholated in flavour :)

[@kaksasdeksu]

Jee suomi karkki

[@Charjune]

Suffeli Puffi is one of my favorite chocolate candies and I was really obsessed with it for a while. Same with Fani Pala.

[@Ladele209]

i like salmiakki but that black bird is the worst candy i've eve tasted!

[@MrNakki]

The blue Fazer chocolate is known for being not as sweet as the "regular" milk chocolate. If I remember right, it's made from fresh milk instead of milk powder like milk chocolate usually is, and it's said that makes the difference in taste.

[@uberpelaaja]

SUOMI MAINITTU TORILLA TAVATAAN!

[@IsoOrkin]

Siellä on vain ikävää olla aina yksin. :P -paketin lähettäjä

[@uberpelaaja]

:P täällä olen viikon jokapäivä käynyt mutta ei siellä ole ketään

[@matskuvlogs2958]

uberpelaaja :DD

[@petrirantavalli859]

That font on Sisu package is called fractur and was very common throuhout the world until 1940's en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraktur from wikipedia: "Typesetting in Fraktur was still very common in the early 20th century in all German-speaking countries and areas, as well as in Norway, Estonia, and Latvia, and was still used to a very small extent in Sweden, Finland and Denmark,[2] while other countries typeset in Antiqua in the early 20th century. Some books at that time used related blackletter fonts such as Schwabacher; however, the predominant typeface was the Normalfraktur, which came in slight variations."

[@sweetcrave7227]

Emmy you are so cute! You remind me of a little anime girl!:3

[@iheartcakes1]

Another great video Emmy, you are terrific.

[@norskfimbulvetr]

Gifu = Sisu :)

[@sannalilja6991]

first letter is an old finnish alphabet for a big S and the third letter is an old finnish alphabet for a little s. Neither of them are used anymore in our language.

[@mmestari]

Sanna Lilja It's not old Finnish alphabet, it's German typesetting font.

[@popandkidsdonate4640]

I LOVE food and leaning about FOOD! You're a joy to watch, BTW! I'm a new follower, GO EMMY!X3

[@MrCTFIN]

That Gifu is sisu real

[@tanelikoskisuo2143]

5/5 english skills here... #slowclap

[@truefas]

Hey Emmy i have been watched ur videos long time and its so fun to watch when u eat finland candy "karkki" and i just wanted to say Salmiakki = Salt liquorise and Lakritsi means normal liquorise

[@blackheavyblans]

se on sisu eikä gifu. perkele. kaikki sanoo sen aina värin. :D

[@emilialindgren9108]

Nii😂😂

[@cpthippieholdaccount1303]

SISU PERKELE

[@nuuttikolehmainen]

Jep😂

[@TealiaAida]

JUMALAUTA

[@techtical7079]

+Aida Ismailova PÄÄSTÄ IRTI!!!!!!

[@martlart1]

Salty liquorice is made by combining ammonia and hydrochloric acid. I remember when we got to make it in chemistry class here in Finland. That was quite fun and people always looked forward to that in school. :)

[@heloukais7233]

mä rakastan salmiakkia

[@halajoongie]

Fazer milk chocolate is my absolute favourite. You think Fazer's milk chocolate would taste the same as Marabou milk chocolate, but Fazer is soooooooo good.

[@UhDUUUHlol]

...I don't understand. Literally no one I know likes liquorice. Nobody. Nope. So who actually buys and eats these?! Because if they are constantly produced... and in so many different candies... THERE MUST BE A REASON. But damn, it's so hard to imagine someone liking liquorice. It's so bad. *cringe* I'm from Greece, we definitely hate it, yet it's in the stores, so weird. Maybe it's the favourite of the majority in Scandinavia but I still don't see how xD

[@comedymachine]

I understand your view but us finns grew up eating salty liquorice and liquorice as a treat and so its kinda ordinary up here.

[@sannisuhonen8995]

I'm from Finland and I absolutely love salty liqourice :D and I've grown up eating it. But everyone here doesn't like it, like my little sister:D

[@Citytjej1]

im also from Finland and i looooove liqourice. Almost my fave candy. I dont get ppl who doesnt like it haha

[@UhDUUUHlol]

It's okay if you like liquorice but you really don't have to let me know, I am aware of the fact that, clearly, there are a lot of people who like it, why else would it still be in massive production, but I simply explained how I feel because I find it quite bad to taste and I know a lot of people who do not like it (globally speaking) so I just kind of went: "so who actually likes it?" It was rhetorical :3 I wish I'd like it too, because then I could stuff my mouth with jelly beans without worrying that a liquorice one will be there to ruin everything!

[@UhDUUUHlol]

You are replying under my post, saying you like liquorice, sorry for so wrongfully assuming you were talking to me.

[@samikallio6558]

i myself love salmiakki and especially Gifu's (liquorice). They are often "missused" i would say. They are pretty much supposed to be eaten with time. You let them melt in your mouth! I love to have one Gifu at work during the break and enjoy the salty, fresh flavor. They also have xylitol in them, so they are good for teeth and gives good breath!

[@songsaboutj]

Angry birds is finnish?????

[@lelyou666]

YES! OH GOD!

[@loistohotelli]

Yes, mr rovio lives in here

[@songsaboutj]

Awesome, good to know

[@luksumoikka6111]

Mixology And "Hay Day" is from finland! :D

[@leevilehto6232]

Yeah angry birds are from finland

[@frinny619]

Turun Sinaappia / Turun Sinaappi = Mustard from Turku We usually put some mustard on meat (usually on sausages) :3 Also that "Gifu" package is actually called "Sisu". It just has been written down by an old fabulous font.

[@jumputtaja]

Hi Emmy, those last candies u ate were actually Sisu, not Gifu as u spelled. The writing outfit is just becouse it wants to look old and in old finland s was written as G-looking letter if that was a big letter and f-looking letter if that was a little letter. Hope u got it :0

[@kono84]

Ahah, I love how mellow you sound after having a little bit of chocolate. :D Smooooth chocolate. Your pronunciation was pretty much spot on. ^^

[@Tintaurus]

i love how she calls it "a musterdy poof"! i love it!

[@brynnsidelinger1843]

I love your adjectives and usage of words! I want to speak that great!

[@bz20010128]

OMG I'm jelly of ur job!!!! Luv u Emmy!

[@tridixiahope2514]

You may be a bit confused why there are so many Fazer Sweets, well that's because here in Finland Karl Fazer established Fazer corporation wich is very well known for example making chocolate we call 'Fazerin sininen' which means Fazer's blue. And of course 'Geisha' and 'Marianne'.

[@IsoOrkin]

Actually she have fazer blue and geisha on this video and marianne at swedish one. It was before finland part 1 as swedish... so we take turun sinappi whitch is atlast named as finnish.

[@tridixiahope2514]

*She HAD *at THE *sinappi WHICH Excuse me, that was a reflect. I hope you understand what witch means. plus you added an extra 'H' there. unless you were supposed to write which of course. You are free to correct me but I am pretty sure Marianne is Finnish, because it's Fazer's. If it's Finnish, it doesn't mean they couldn't sell it in Sweden. But as I said, you are free to correct me.

[@Summerman000kesamies]

Actually I think he meant she had Marianne in "Emmy eats Sweden" video

[@Katysek]

I love that you are getting to taste Finland. You had some of my all time favorites in this video. Karl Fazer blue milk chocolate is the best in the world IMO.

[@mikaihmeennimi]

Wow, mustard was a surprise. :D Greetings from Finland.

[@worship_sleep]

Your Finnish pronounciation is actually kinda good :D When you said "turun sinappia" it sounded like a Finn would have said it! Hyvä Emmy!

[@coolbeans8514]

I come from finland and am glad that you love the candy. One thing i don't get is that SALTY LIQUORICE IS AWESOMELY DELICIOUS!

[@IiroNuuttila]

It's hard to believe watching someone else eat candy would be so....entertaining. Subed!

[@TheAquaticBeef]

This is awesome Emmy! I really want to send you some Caribbean treats and snacks soon! :)

[@milleren99]

Congrats with 333 videos! Btw, will you soon be making another ''Emmy eats Denmark'' ? I saw in the comments on the other denmark video you made that somebody had sent you a package!

[@AwesomeKitCat]

The reason I don't tear the bag to open it, is because sometimes the bag tears open more as you reach your hand in. I find it's easier to get food if you open it the other way, it's easier to close, and it's less likely to tear open too much and spill.

[@marissaautio7159]

I'm from Finland and Geisha is one of my alltime favourite chocolates!

[@jennamaatta1075]

Great videos! Turun sinappi is good with sausages :)

[@peizza]

if i recall correctly there are actually two kinds of pantteri candies in the bag. harder and softer ones

[@reallivebluescat]

Oh man! You gotta try and get hold of "Snåres grisar" from the north (Kokkola). Its a great type of large "pillow-shaped" donut! Just put it into google pictures and youll see what i talk about.

[@lpsofani]

Here in finland, we have maaaaany different tastes of those Xylitol Jenkki Gum :3 And i love rasberry&liquorice its soo goood