Exploding surströmming and other canned foods

[@Chris-jo1zr]

Your reaction to the Surstromming was priceless. I could hear the violent disgust in your voice.

[@Beyondthepress]

It was quite bad. I am glad that I didn't press the can with my press since the smell would be quite hard to get out from the shop.

[@azyfloof]

I loved the running away after placing the can! That was THE highlight of the video :D

[@Widestone001]

Haha, totally. :-D

[@QuiggleSan]

It literally stops him in his tracks...

[@esunisen3862]

if you crushed it with the press, you would have to burn the shop xD

[@Beyondthepress]

Sorry about poor slow motion quality. There wasn't enough light since we filmed quite late.

[@louisgilliland6617]

Hello

[@greygxd]

Ei ongelma ihminen , mutta milloin videoita, kun olet sisällä?

[@azyfloof]

Looked good to me! :)

[@A_A828]

wot

[@dylanzrim1011]

+ira todd that would be German?

[@Enkanel]

Looks like Finnish space program is doing great!

[@zh84]

But not smelling so good ;-)

[@MrGeorgeFlorcus]

You know, if I had to guess, I'd say burning rocket fuel probably also doesn't smell very good

[@Maaatth]

Well, it's maily water.

[@Maaatth]

*thick finnish accent* "We choose to send Surströmming to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard."

[@jarskil8862]

Also Chemical warfare program. Surströmming leaves a place more contaminated and dangerous than dirty nuclear device.

[@manictiger]

You could turn those cans into mortar rounds. Nothing more demoralizing than spraying the enemy with surstromming.

[@GAMEPRODELTA]

manictiger hey, Swedish kids already use opened cans of the stuff as stink bombs.

[@FrancisR420]

@@GAMEPRODELTA I can think of one thing more demoralizing, feeding it to them

[@darioinfini]

That's gotta be in violation of the Geneva Convention.

[@zapfanzapfan]

I'm sure that would violate some UN treaty on biological weapons :-)

[@HughesEnterprises]

Some guy is going to find this campsite with pickles and rotting fish strewn around and they are going to think 'WTF happened here!?'

[@jarskil8862]

In Finland especially in lapland there might be death Moose and Reindeer next to roads near stopping points. My family once stopped to one and the smell was so bad... rather sniffed rotten fish :D

[@nathanbinns6345]

I've never headbanged to a slow mo video of canned fruit exploding before. That was a new experience for me.

[@tree-turtle9944]

Fucking salt cucumber. That is the best name for pickles I have ever heard.

[@N3gurk]

In finland it's "Suolakurkku" And "suola" Stands for salt And "kurkku" stand for cucumber

[@pinverarity]

Anni dissolving into laughter as they flee the surströmming is 10/10. No notes.

[@Davecooks87]

Anni has the best laugh ever. I love this channel so much

[@JohnMichaelson]

Imagine being hit and injured by an exploding 100°C salt cucumber and having to explain the circumstances to the nurse or doctor at the ER...

[@TrolledBy]

It was very dangerous and so fast I had no time to deal with it D:

[@acronus]

lol, new meaning to the term "getting pickled"

[@jeremiaas15]

Not really hard to explain when you live in the Baltic area. Here, regardless if you're Finnish, German, Russian, Latvian etc., if you have a bonfire, you have vodka, if you have vodka, you have pickled cucumbers. And since you had vodka...

[@FrancisR420]

I like to think you call them beforehand to let him know the situation.

[@silviathesylveon9866]

Welcome to "Food sent me to the ER"

[@stridermt2k]

I just love this channel. Wishing you guys well!

[@CODtriggerhippy]

The surströmming took so long to explode because not even the fire wants it.

[@SixRavenEight]

I come back to watch this video often, it's one of the best videos ever. Funny, excellent music, fire, explosions, flying pickles, and their laughing make me laugh harder.

[@V8_Dashcam]

I love the fact that you are running for your life after putting the Surströmming on the fire!! I would too hahaha!!

[@markamsberg4159]

I enjoy your videos, I think y'all have lots of fun making them. Thank You so much ! It really brightens my day.

[@ianvtonder]

I really enjoy these videos! Not just to see what these two get up to, but also to hear them laugh at each other !! I haven't laughed like this in quite a while ! Keep up the good work you two !!

[@squidcaps4308]

Ananas need to be globalized.

[@rlaxton666]

Funny thing is that the fruit name is ananas in pretty much European language other than English. No idea how that happened!

[@dylanzrim1011]

+Richard Laxton because back in the day English speakers either knew many languages or barely knew English (generally rich and poor respectively) so they figured instead of teaching the 'plebs' (bottom feeders) new words, they'd just re-use old ones... society was pretty judgemental back then

[@akashdikpati5060]

Here in India too Pineapple is called Ananas in Hindi and some other languages.

[@bassl0va]

Then what do you call bananas? Why would you give it such a similar name when it's so different?

[@squidcaps4308]

bassl0va Ananaas and banana. Ananas's and bananas.

[@pasiaty91]

I just love you both, so positive people. Greetings from Poland

[@lazaglider]

4:26. Anni is an owl. Confirmed.

[@arjen4120]

lol

[@lukedaduke3533]

+Arjen Hartink nice profile pic

[@azyfloof]

Whoo?

[@Chalky.]

I thought exploding Surströmming was against the Geneva convention.

[@JoshL117]

To quote the LA Beast, Surströmming "smells like a shit just took a shit."

[@mattiasjp]

I love you guys. Being born and brought up in a town with a large procentage of Finnish immigrants, I feel so good hearing your lovely accents. And for anyone wondering, the sour herring smells like your worst case of the shits ever, quite literally. People eat it outside, because it stinks up the house so bad and it lingers for days.

[@thenthson]

I have an idea. An evil idea. Put it in behind the air filter and under the seat of a persons car you don't like. They will have cleaned their interior and under their seats thinking they got it all but little did they know its also in the vents. Bonus points for getting it really far in there.

[@-.._.-_...-_.._-..__..._.-.-.-]

5:54 You run with such elegance.

[@sirloin7633]

LMMFAO!!!!!! ahhhahahahahahahhahhhaahhahahahahaahahahahahahahahhahhahhahahhhahahahahahahaahahahhahahahahahahahahaaahahahahhahaahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahhahhahahhahhahhahahahha

[@Adamzychu]

Pineapple being called pineapple in english is kinda strange. I'm pretty sure it IS called ananas is shitton of other languages around the world ;D

[@Zyrdrakyll]

in mine , yes

[@deofos]

In Russian, yes

[@Seemmetor]

In Dutch, yes

[@Normal...Hinged...]

In French, yes

[@idontcareaboutu8182]

also in german

[@thomascraven3586]

I love you guys. I love y'all's accent. My wife and I watch y'all everyday!!!!!

[@SEEYAIAYE]

Despite never smelling it I get the feeling Surströmming would be more effective than tear gas and pepper spray at riots.

[@bigbuckoramma]

LOL! Your guys reaction to the surströmming had me in fucking tears i was laughing so hard! The sound you guys made when you hit the scent wall was genuinely priceless.

[@EATSLEEPDRIVE2002]

The only time you’ll ever see a strong finnish man run away in fear: surstromming.

[@taylerpowell3072]

5:50 Lauri is such a chad. *kicks fire* “okay it’s hot” *lowers can gently into a flame.* Also, Anni has a laugh and demeanor that could melt dry ice

[@BillySugger1965]

That was fantastic, and Anni has such a delightful scream! ❤️

[@jakobs_bladder]

Salt cucumber = Pickle

[@jonathancook4022]

We call then Gerkin, pronouced / said ' g-h-e-r-k-i-nnn' in the UK

[@lewiscastor2313]

+Jonathan Cook "ger-kin"

[@TeeterTuckin]

+Jonathan Cook Jerkin' the gerkin

[@MayoRAzazel13]

+theOFEE123 everyday

[@UOUOssas]

Pickle = Pimple in german tho

[@mfbfreak]

I lol'ed at the pickles spread all over the place :D

[@mfbfreak]

And then the surstromming :D

[@jammamammaa]

Salt cucumber, not pickles.

[@tarekelderbas8934]

+jammamamma lol

[@mfbfreak]

They look like 'zure bommen' to me. Literally 'sour bomb'. They are sold at places or market stalls that sell fish.

[@dylanzrim1011]

+jammamamma in some places a 'pickle' is any type of cucumber that's been cured or fermented in an acidic or salted solution

[@bwc1976]

Loved the slow motion flying pickles especially! And then eating one after it landed!

[@SteveFrenchWoodNStuff]

From a distance, it looks like that electric unit is an induction cooktop. If so, it will only work with "induction" type pots and pans. Cool video. I always enjoy watching you two destroy things.

[@filpaul]

It looks like the same stove with the corners cut off used in "Boiling water on low pressures" video; they melted the clay man with it.

[@SteveFrenchWoodNStuff]

filpaul - You're right. Thanks for pointing that out to me. Maybe (in this video) the cans just didn't heat sufficiently because of poor surface contact.

[@RobertAnderson238]

I just found your channel and I'm going back through all your videos. Laughing all the way. :-)

[@lorenzo42p]

when I saw the stove and the pile of cans, I put 2 and 2 together.. I used to love camping! I'll keep this short, but I have many tips, just the tips. we would wait until the fire burns down to a nice bed of hot coals, then find a nice hot place for it to aim from. baked bean cans work the best, the ones with a rounded bottom that can only open from the top, one less failure point. when you put the can in, it's instinct to run away, but no need. you can take your time, but once you start to hear the lid pop, get away and keep a good distance. we always kept back 50 feet (15 meters) although the can could possibly make it that far with good force. it can take 20-40 minutes before it'll explode, but don't get close to check on it. from what I've seen, the longer it takes to release its furry, the better the show. after it goes off, you can follow the can down into the trees with a flashlight at night, or a few times we'd find the can in the woods with the imprint of a tree branch where it wrapped itself around. there's usually not much left but a hole in the ground where the fire was. logs can be thrown 10 feet away, and the entire area covered in glowing ashes.

[@thelamb288]

Well wicked. Loved it, especially the Swedish fish. Laughed my head off.

[@johnclavis]

"There is mayhem all around..." I love this channel.

[@celebrityrog]

I LOVE the way you say "Fucking disgusting" Surstromming. It's hilarious. And while I work for Swedes, and am Swedish-American myself, I do not eat, will not eat, and make fun of those who eat that shit.

[@klenner]

I had quite a laught at you ananass mess ups :D . Great vid , thanks for linking it in the durian video.

[@irmakkurt8454]

Your editting is getting better everyday. Keep it up proud of you

[@Ironsvillage]

Pickles is what you call these small salted cucumbers! :)

[@Jarppispecial]

I recommend yall to watch Mr. Pickles

[@vask8896]

mr pickles is for edgy 3 year olds

[@acronus]

Good dog

[@SM-Flyers]

surströmming is a special treat. My Swedish grandmother first let me have some, I love it!

[@PeckerBrown]

Fuh. King. Hilarious. The world is a better place due to you two's efforts...thank you!

[@Twinfire]

the last one had me laughing with you guys "Nothing, nothing, no smell, ArrRghh, wat the? Ana Laughing. It smells like shit!"

[@jeffjones8767]

this is one of my favorite subscriptions. can't wait to see what you cook up next.

[@imajeenyus42]

Just read about surströmming on Wikipedia. Holy shit, why would people want to MAKE that stuff! Years ago, a Spanish colleague at university had a taste for sort of canned octopus/squid rings - whenever he opened a can of the stuff, everyone headed for the door ;-)

[@adelaidefoster7320]

it would be much worse with surstromming: the smell is literally worse than sewage

[@douglasrizzo9210]

Now I remember why I love this channel so much!

[@midnightrunner684]

That Sursrtommin made me laugh so hard ..Funny stuff there

[@MrDubje]

I've never laughed so hard with a destruction video before, the commentary was priceless. Ananas is what it is called in The Netherlands as well. Pineapple doesn't really make sense, does it? Lol.

[@theartoftech]

I just LOVE Anni's laugh. :)

[@Jamie-zs8ok]

Haha funny couple you guys are cute... Your wifes laugh makes it more entertaining.

[@kingofalldoughboys]

This had me laughing my ass off! Thanks! I needed to laugh after a long day at work!

[@zzoinks]

This can exploding video is one of your funniest videos imo

[@happylittleunicorn9272]

I loved every second of that. Thank you :)

[@RoseArtemis24]

Lauri running away from that surströmming is my favourite part of this video

[@BC-kx5zb]

When I used to this is for fun I would listen for the "tink" sound the can would make and put bets how many times it would do it, before it exploded. Large tomato juice cans work the best, until the lid goes whizzing past your head. Oh the stupid things I used to do when I was younger.

[@franzersweiss6831]

Hey, how you have this and I did know? I came here from durian crush. This is a far one of better and crazy channels on youtube!

[@mushkamusic]

We call them Gherkins :) but pickled cucumbers is just fine :) love the channels guys!

[@mstr-rptr]

The sound of disappointment when the pea soup can went :D You both made a same kind of sigh at the same time :D:D

[@xherdos400]

you Finns are truly crazy XD Very good video love to see more canned food exploding tbh :D

[@imbok]

The reactions from your wife made the video 100% more entertaining!

[@TheTransforcer]

eating exploded pickles off the rocky ground. like a champ. i love me some outdoor cooking.

[@buzzbrayable]

Awesome video! That fish is a great idea for a weapon! Maybe even for the space program.

[@guster2244]

It's fun to watch you guys having fun with this stuff

[@gionder]

I'm laughing so hard here... great video! Thank you so much

[@bjarneherrmann4566]

Aaah, so that's why the rain sometimes smells wierd in Germany

[@theoryismypraxis3538]

i loved it when the "kukumbers" flied all over the blast area. it looked so ridiculous . i love you guys :D

[@unvergebeneid]

7:38 that noise Anni makes that's part laughing part wretching is just priceless! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@andiCNH]

your run away from the surstromming was super manly 5:54

[@Cadwaladr]

Did they never cook the Coke?

[@Viiza1]

They might have just drunk it :D

[@Beyondthepress]

It didn't expode. Just shattered and didn't do anything fancy

[@dgrcgrl]

+Beyond the press cook a can of coke next. The pressure should make a nice boom. Oh and non dairy coffee creamer is flammable.

[@christinavaughan8387]

+dgrcgrl if suspended in the air.

[@dylanzrim1011]

+Christina Vaughan 'when in the right ratio to air'

[@Super73VW]

When The can of Surstromming is already bulging...you know it isn't good!

[@dsnodgrass4843]

We do this every year, at campout with my brothers-in- law. Never fails to be hilarious. Extra points if your explosion blows the fire out!

[@xiinija86]

i'm sure only the english says it different than ananas... it's the same ananász in hungarian, finno-ugric friend! :DD

[@Tom-Lahaye]

The flying pickles leaving a smoke trail were hilarious, and luckilly Finland is very thinly populated for when that last can exploded. Coke cans fly very well when put with the closure down in the fire (did that in my teen years)

[@truckgod3852]

Seeing a pickle flying upward with a smoke trail behind it isn't something I ever thought I'd see but here we are

[@enazalane4129]

the slowmo soundtrack was GREAT!!!

[@wes11bravo]

This was hilarious! And I like the music.

[@ms.digitalpiggy9274]

Man that stuff is worse than the Chernobyl explosion! set off radiation alarms here in the US! (Great video. loved it!)

[@Spudcore]

I like "ananas" better than "pineapple"! It's a more unique word for a unique fruit.

[@MrEshah]

most other languages call it ananas rather than pineapple :D technically pineapple is the unique one

[@Spudcore]

Yes, and good for them. Pine and apple are two things that are not the spiky and divisive tropical fruit we know and love. It seems more respectful to give it its own name, is what I meant.

[@HyuugaCharlie]

looks like a pine cone but grows like an apple. :>

[@OmegaPaladin144]

Well, it sounds too close to Bananas.

[@L.Kneemoy]

I think that surstromming would keep all predator life away, it would keep your camp clear of any danger. Enjoyed the video. Cheers!!

[@TheGarethanthjones]

brilliant content!! I laughed at every tin!

[@hardtyme3]

You two are hilarious!!😂😂😂

[@richardh3761]

Superb stuff, you guys really made me laugh.

[@peanutjam]

This video actually made me laugh out loud.

[@cyberdroid2300]

man that fire starting was just amazing

[@MCDreng]

när jag såg "Exploding surströmming" visste jag att det här skulle vara en bra video :P

[@Hammer0fGod300]

I believe the word you are looking for is pickles

[@ominousplatypus380]

yeah, suola-kurkku which is Finnish for pickle literally translates to salt-cucumber so that's why he went with that.

[@AndorianBlues]

That's the American (and maybe Canadian?) name, British English we call them gherkins. Don't know about Australia, NZ, etc.

[@inaoifeble]

Gherkins refer to a specific type of pickle in the US.

[@AndorianBlues]

DonCasper Oh cool, i didn't know that. In the UK "pickle" refers to pickled relishes.

[@tzon6802]

So that must be where the saying 'jerkin your gherkin' came from

[@ve2vfd]

YES!!! You finally did that Swedish abomination surströmming! Thank you! :D

[@Kmortisk]

Those were surprisingly exciting to watch. :D

[@andres-vb7js]

I'm proud that I was the guy who started sugesting to crush cans, this is the happiest day of my life :p

[@therealmichelyn]

Anni's laugh always makes me laugh too!

[@darioinfini]

Imagine the casual hiker walking past that and trying to understand what happened there. Campfire. Pineapple. Cucumbers. Sustromming. VAT DA FAAAAKKKK!?!

[@endermanPlaysMC]

I died laughing after the canned fish explosion.

[@GRMGR1]

Her laugh is awesome.

[@brandonb9452]

As a Canadian, when he says ananas I hear the French “L’Ananas” which translates to pineapple

[@beefcakeandgravy]

"That was quite great". Best Line ever. Can I steal it?

[@maxximumb]

Here we see the Finnish space programme in early test phase, powered by pickled cucumbers.

[@austinfarr3296]

whoever finds that will smell poop and find pickles and be confused. awesome.

[@DarkwolfRedsoul]

When i saw the pickles come flying out all i could think was "I'm pickle rick!!!"