HEMATOGEN Гематоген -- Russian BLOOD CANDY Taste Test

[@tynicole88]

She is the nicest KZbinr. All good vibes here and she makes me smile!

[@kimberlys8422]

I agree she's a sweetheart 💗

[@emmymade]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@dipp1511]

suspiciously nice

[@gyqz]

And as the nicest YT she is, she only attracts very very very nice people. She is friends with TabiEats.......you should check them out, because they are the sweetest!

[@robertoh.20]

how you can judge a person by watching them on youtube is beyond my comprehension. And to call them the "nicest" is just a moronic statement.

[@daniellebouffard3689]

As an anemic, I would be willing to try this....

[@suelovescats]

Danielle Bouffard cook in cast iron pans!

[@daniellebouffard3689]

I do! I also bought an "iron fish" to boil in soups and sauces

[@Krompskont]

It tastes nice. I'm not Russian, but I'm from a former Soviet republic, so I grew up with these - even my British boyfriend loves these and makes me buy them whenever I go back home.

[@barrygoldwater9450]

Chicken livers?

[@kimberlys8422]

I had surgery due to _severe anemia_ (internal bleeding) and I always check the nutritional facts of everything I eat for iron.✔ even though it's not animal blood.

[@29Strannica]

It contains beet sugar, not beet & sugar. In Russia we use beet sugar, not cane sugar like in America

[@TheRedleg69]

A lot of sugar in America is beet sugar, too.

[@inserttext2412]

@@TheRedleg69 Especially in California

[@Wunderhass]

South America uses Cane Sugar. USA mostly used corn syrup or chemically created sugar.

[@newrgoon]

Hematogen is still very popular in Russia, nowadays you can find one even in usual groceries while waiting in the line, but of course the variety of flavours is bigger in the pharmacies (we have dry one or chewy, bittersweet or less sweet, with dark or dairy chocolate, with raisins, with berries, with fruits, with other vitamins and minerals, with salt, and so on)

[@tinaw.5538]

That's very interesting! If we had any such thing in the deep South U.S., I would send her an assortment to try for us. Is that something you could do? We would all love to see it. I'm good with iron, but what flavor is the one with all the B12?

[@christykaderman6484]

It sounds like a power bar

[@brisenocturne1441]

I buy it from time to time.

[@tinaw.5538]

@@And-y39 nope. I cant get anything East or Western European. No pirogie, or even something as simple as Italian sourdough bread is carried here in Gulf Coast Mississippi. No Russian anything. The "Ethnic" section in the grocery store is a fraction of what I used to see in upstate ny. I suppose I don't need a jar of ghee bad enough to go home, but I do miss Hoffman's hot dogs, and I never want to make my own pirogies again. Once on that was enough.

[@russiankanax2492]

Im from russia and we Love to eat gemotagen. But i guess you got a old one because gemotagen is chewy and soft. Love youre Channel best wishes from moscow ❤️

[@kolyahijack1385]

Lonlycat хорош заливать, его лет 10 назад еще кто то может покупал...

[@eatwithfanny6648]

Is it gemotagen or hematogen?

[@VandrothSoryn]

@@eatwithfanny6648 It's pronounced gematogen (both g's are hard), but гема would translate to hema, the Greek root for blood. So, both!

[@Doppner]

@@kolyahijack1385 да хз, я его постоянно покупаю, он вкусный 🌚

[@stillred]

Kolya Hijack а что тут такого? Тоже постоянно покупаю и?

[@dannyflo5373]

I love Emmy's channel. She is respectful of the cultural norms of others. TY 👌💫🌈

[@AKayfabe]

You have to be! Why not? Everyone’s different. I am trying to learn more so I’m never accidentally insulting when I review on my Channel

[@Laroling]

I appreciate it a lot! It could have been so easily she would just eat the food for shockvalue and screech something like 'Heek! Blood!' But instead she makes it somewhat educational and is openminded about it.

[@natashka1982]

@@AKayfabe There's nothing insulting about disliking someone's food. I'm from Russia and can definitely say that some Russian food is not for everyone. Pickled herring, caviar, many others. It's personal taste. My husband refuses to even try some Russian food. No big deal, more for me

[@euntaki9597]

I’m faded and I thought she kept saying hella fresh bro I’m dead

[@euntaki9597]

Yeah boy hella fresh

[@25maxman]

Loooool

[@jocec6782]

I’m not faded at all and also thought that’s what she said until I read your comment. Lol then I clicked on description to see the link 😂😂

[@satoshiketchump]

LMFAO 😂

[@presanctuary7279]

민준박 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@007ShaolinMonk]

The reason your translator wasn`t able to cope here is because everything written there is in Ukrainian. This particular candy is from Ukraine and it is also made there. The contains are: Sugar, condensed milk, syrup starch, black food albumine, vanilla flavouring.

[@-WarCriminal-22]

Kinda weird that translator didn't just switched to ukrainian instead...

[@astyandelacroix8001]

​@@-WarCriminal-22could be that the translator was set specifically to "Russian to English" instead of "Detect language"

[@-WarCriminal-22]

@@astyandelacroix8001 doesn't it automatically suggest to/switch languages if you have specific language settings?

[@melissaderousse2879]

Your voice is so calming. I love how you describe everything in detail!

[@Arrowdodger]

Video sponsored by Dracula.

[@Insaneanimeaddict]

Nosferatu

[@tdelfino2509]

Hello Fresh is actually Dracula??

[@allthings8953]

Arrowdodger Lolzz :D

[@gatorboydomino]

💀

[@syntheticderangement]

Yum!

[@alexandraprytkova387]

I was quite anemic after giving birth to my son and this really helped me feel better in no time. It's very cheap too - the most expensive gematogen bars I've seen are around the 35 rub mark (55 cents) and the ones I used to buy (being broke since my bf left me when my son was only two weeks old and he was the provider in our family) was only 18 rub per bar (28 cents) - and it did it's job great. It gave me energy, it helped with my anemia, it was the best thing to eat when I was feeling awful. I have to say, it's quite common even today - here in Siberia there is a brand that does gematogen bars with coconut flakes, pine nuts, etc. They are quite good, yet still very sweet.

[@Allunya]

Ate tons of it as a kid, mostly due to lack of chocolate in the 90s Russia, haven’t had it since. It was only sold in pharmacies as I recall

[@alexandraprytkova387]

Today it's sold everywhere. Still very popular.

[@cynthianyanda3842]

Recently bought them at Lenta.

[@tippib2222]

"Hematogen" sounds kind of like it would be the name of a secret lab in a video game

[@karensiegel6669]

I agree.

[@aby110]

The kind of lab that does scientific experiments on people.

[@TheHalflingLad]

Put your hands behind your head and remain where you are. A squad of HematoGen Corp security delegates will be at your location shortly. Have a nice day! xD

[@erikakodama8836]

hemato-/hemo- is a medical term for blood. That is why words like hemorrhage and others have that word in them.

[@MariaMartinez-researcher]

Years ago in Chile, there were "iron enriched" chocolate cookies that had "hemoglobin" listed as an ingredient. Sold in the natural food supermarket aisle; made by a company specialised in healthy baked goods. Had them a couple of times: much like oblong Oreos without the cream, a bit thinner, harder, slightly bitter, with a hint of a metallic aftertaste. Not bad at all. Haven't seen them in decades now.

[@pyesd7316]

I'm eating it right now. Love it! Second bar today. I have a Russian shop down the street so been going there to buy one after lunch to have with my coffee

[@joannie420]

At first I thought you said “hella fresh” and I was like “yes you are Emmy”

[@itsjustme5030]

Flooower Chiiild turn on subtitles -it reads Hella fresh, later it says hell afresh 😂

[@joannie420]

It'sjustme that’s hilarious

[@ДмитроТроцький-э1н]

The most brutal candy ever. Made from cow's milk and the blood of the same cow! In fact, good for blood donors and guys with anemic.

[@MelancoliaI]

Great for vampires too

[@Chatterboxtherapists]

My six year old just said, "she's so curious mom."

[@vincedibona4687]

No she didn't.

[@hayleysommers3918]

Vince Dibona this is a pretty normal thing for a kid to say...

[@Chatterboxtherapists]

@@vincedibona4687 yes HE did. Your child may not have an extensive vocabulary but mine does.

[@Chatterboxtherapists]

@@hayleysommers3918 it really is.

[@colin3674]

Vince Dibona ikr 😂

[@soggytortillla]

Emmy once again taking one for the team 💪😤

[@kimberlys8422]

She's a trooper.

[@EleanoraDzen]

△ as someone from Russia- that is delicious! I had massive nose bleeds as a kid so I was given a treat right after.

[@kimberlys8422]

@@EleanoraDzen I dunno why that made me laugh, but it did Eleanora from Russia.

[@soggytortillla]

Eleanora Dzen Awe thanks for responding, i learned something new today!

[@Smurfit-dx2uo]

I love the faces she makes when tasting odd food. You expect her to say it terrible but she doesn't. I can't imagine the face she makes when something tastes horrible.

[@331cuddlebear]

Emmy is the only KZbinr that I’ve watched consistently over the years and one that I never tire of. I subscribed when I was still in high school, while Emmy was still in Japan and before her first son was born! Thanks for always providing amazing content for your subscribers, Emmy!

[@LydiaApril]

That is awesome, I found her like a year ago and I'm completely hooked too lol 😍

[@TayaUkraine]

I'm from Ukraine and this candy reminds me childhood! My mum often bought this one. And i ate it with a pleasure :) Even though it's very sweet... Not mentioning I didn't know it has blood, egh

[@Maxxxxx163]

I have JUST found out that is contains blood. My mom used to say that it is good for my blood, so I ate twice a week when I was a kid. I thought it would make my blood cleaner, I don't know, but I never knew it was MADE out of blood. Now it feels a bit disgusting.

[@phantomstrider]

Thanks this was very helpful! I've been wondering about the taste of these. They don't sound too different from your standard chocolate bar if a little dryer.

[@KisamaMokkorosu-qj7vh]

OH MY GOD PHANTOM STRIDER

[@maremi3341]

oh man I remember eating this as a kid! I didn't know it was made of blood until now omg I could never place the flavor but it was good. Kinda taffy-like texture-wise. Russians do use many parts of the animal. I remember eating liver in daycare and being offered chicken hearts by my friend's mom (I declined)

[@GMKriv]

I actually thought it was bear blood as a kid, so the cow blood revelation is a downgrade for me.

[@maremi3341]

@@GMKriv that would be pretty metal

[@GMKriv]

@@maremi3341 Haha, right?

[@rxtf]

I love this channel! Emmy is so sweet and gives an honest & genuine take on various food.

[@lenkabooo]

This one is coming from Ukraine, and that´s why everything is written in Ukrainian :)

[@IgorYegorkin]

That's why Russian-English machine translation doesn't work for this candy... 3:15

[@leeannparker6302]

I love your channel! So fun and informative!

[@okaybutwhythough7456]

Remember loving this stuff as a kid. Every time someone was sick in our family I'd tag along just to get one of them.

[@-WarCriminal-22]

2:05 No, they actually knew that and it's still produced a lot and you can buy it in regular shop.

[@rhodad1673]

I love having my subtitles on when she says itadakimasu. Its something different every time.

[@heathery1]

Method Octomom I am creased 🤣🤣🤣

[@itsjustme5030]

Heather Hardy same!!🤣

[@notthatthenamematters6163]

This treat has just given me an idea most ingenious

[@magshank9665]

I vaguely remember having this as a child, a classmate brought it from home and shared some with me at lunch. I remember claiming I was a vampire after the fact. It was a fun day.

[@deesavage3777]

As an kindergarten teacher, I find this story hilarious because I could definitely hear some of my kids saying something like this!!😂😂😂😂

[@EuelBall]

Another delightful video!

[@Johnathan_Black]

You are so relaxing to watch! :-)

[@batinabeautifulwriter2877]

I absolutely love your channel, I watch as I'm working, such an informative, fun channel, and you're really sweet. Thanks for sharing your videos with us❤

[@annilipill3424]

I am from Estonia, born in the 90's and I remember this being sold in the pharmacy. My mom used to buy this for me and my brothers and it tasted good. I think it is still sold in pharmacies.. :D

[@furbyfurbs]

You are one of the few youtuber who I don’t skip when you’re talking about your sponsor. It’s lovely how you genuinely talk about them.

[@keisha51077]

Love your Open Mindedness towards new and different foods 😊 You make everything " Stinking cute" 🥰🥰 and enjoyable

[@thewitchdoctor9111]

I love how you always have a sponsorship ! And it’s not forced and happens organically with the product you try or test

[@emmymade]

Thank you. 😊

[@iolanda_liang]

The very end. *you deserve an Oscar*

[@emmymade]

🙇🏻‍♀️

[@finecallmejane]

Oh that's so cool! I never knew that was a thing so it's neat to learn about. Also big fan of how cleanly it broke into pieces.

[@strawbtangerine6087]

Hello fresh seems like it has a whole lotta plastic packaging and wrapping. I imagine it'd pile up quickly

[@RollerFoxx]

Super expensive too

[@AloneInTheGarden]

It is very expensive, and the portions are TINY! When my family and I were trying it though, everything in our boxes were recyclable except for the ice pack.

[@T_Greer]

@@AloneInTheGarden Tiny portions are probably not a bad thing for most of us Americans

[@gideonTeli]

The portions are set at the nutrition standard. When folks are accustomed to eating 12 - 16oz of mashed potatoes and three pieces of chicken, it seems "tiny" to have 5 oz of potatoes and 5 -6oz of chicken.

[@AloneInTheGarden]

I agree, most of Americans are used to eating portion sizes that are too large. But for the price, you can buy triple, or more, the amount of food from a grocery store.

[@hithereiam4878]

I looked up some info up on this bar and found the most commonly mentioned ingredients are: beet sugar, condensed milk, sugar syrup, and the cows blood. It mentions the consistency as being somewhat similar to a tootsie roll. My mom loves tootsie rolls, so I wonder if she would find the taste similar. I know I wouldn’t eat it. Thanks for trying Emmy! You’re braver than most!

[@thecraftycreeper3167]

Quite possibly, Hematogen is somewhat similar to Tootsie Rolls, but it is not as sweet as Tootsie Rolls.

[@flip22]

You're videos are the best Emmy. So informative and fun. You could write a book with all your worldly food knowledge. I'd buy it.

[@aleigh578]

For a really long time i didn’t try any new foods , i didn’t want too , but after watching you videos you inspired me to try things out of my comfort zone! Thank you! :)

[@sonyamcrae-mercer1422]

"Clouseau knows". I can honestly say I learned something from Emmy today! 💞 😉

[@princeb3992]

Girl I’m glad you tried this instead of me, I couldn’t do it, however the concept sounds very purposeful and I can see how it could help someone. Thanks for everything you do for all of us, you make everyone’s day. Happy Easter!! 🐇🐣🐰

[@RedWolf17]

I've been very curious about this candy bar. Heard it's not bad. 💗

[@jinmonaco2290]

I really enjoy your facial expression and descriptions of flavor.

[@captainkate7240]

lol I remember those! Im russian and when I was little this is the only candy I was ever encouraged to eat which would confuse me every time like " mom so now you want me to eat candy? lol so I can eat candy now..but why only this candy.. reevaluating my life lol"

[@horseslove45]

Love watching you!

[@kinpatu]

Glad to see videos on nose to tail eating. There’s just so much waste in the modern food supply. The most nutrient dense parts of the animals are often discarded. If people revert their eating culture to a more ancestral one, sustainability issues are resolved, and the people will be healthier for it.

[@chefdingo]

Not just the eating culture, but agriculture methods as well. Conventional crop and livestock farming methods are in no way sustainable.

[@dawncordero7760]

Love Love your taste reviews Emmy!! Keep them coming!!🥰👍🏻

[@d3vildoll666]

Candy was available in the USSR and the price was not bad. Candy became not so available and expensive in the 90s during the era known as perestroika (перестройка) . I hate it when people confuse the 90s with the soviet era.

[@microbios8586]

Emmy, I enjoy your videos so much. You are so comforting. You are a brillant soul. Much love 😘

[@VladisRed]

I'm from Estonia and I love this hematogens, so tasty))

[@ronalbertson9995]

I remember eating this when i was a kid and yes you have described perfectly. This was my candy/gummy bears treat. Thanks for sharing.

[@emmymade]

My pleasure!

[@Neon-uu7uh]

You are just getting cuter and cuter🥰

[@susansmaltz9836]

I teach word roots in my high school English classes. Hema- means blood, so as soon as I saw the title of this video, I new what it contained. My instant reaction was “What on earth does Emma have now?!” And low and behold it’s “candy!” Emmy, five ⭐️ for originality! That’s for sure!!

[@helenalahovets128]

I love this bar, especially after I have blood tests done.

[@Customs4488]

Not only is this video like a mukbang, it's also an informative one. Props :)

[@joannie420]

Blood from what though lol

[@the_real_pennelle593]

EXACTLY

[@Cindarr1]

your enemies!

[@zomama6180]

IM SAYING

[@awesomefatkid123]

Probably pig or cow

[@heiltotheking]

Cow. Do a 2 second wikipedia search. Just saying.

[@astridramvedi9423]

i loved em as a child even though i knew its made with blood. we have them with coconut and chocolate covered too.

[@astridramvedi9423]

+honey ones

[@edhelespyn]

Being called a beautiful lovely by emmy gives me the warm-fuzzies ♥

[@kat35lulu88]

edhelespyn Me too! It’s a charming trait she has.....

[@sudraskytasiela]

As a child of ex Soviet country, we even have developed a taste for it as sweet. I work for an USA company that has a big office in Lithuania and we have a snack fridge. Hemotogenas is part of snacks :D Hemotogenas comes from homoglobinas - hemoglobin.

[@FaultAndDakranon]

Hematogen as in blood making? Makes perfect sense.

[@intergalacticdreamer]

I've had this a handful of times and it's alright! You're totally right the only "blood" part about it is the mild metallic after taste, but other than that it's just sweet.

[@moomoomoo33ass]

Thank you for eating that, so I DONT HAVE TO! 🤣

[@Rabbittomaru]

She is our heroine. 👸

[@emmymade]

My pleasure!

[@lapsijahti]

Nostalgia Eater

[@helenalahovets128]

It actually doesn't taste bad at all.

[@deannamoore7519]

Oh No Ross and Carrie reference?

[@SelinaMeier1986]

Emmy always makes my day better. ❤️😊

[@LydiaApril]

Same, just love everything about her. 😍

[@mnunezhk]

Emmy you should try Tibetan Butter Tea!!!!

[@Turnbull50]

Always good to watch

[@vestalena]

Oh man i love this stuff. Always stock up when I go to Ukraine 😂 great video!

[@ArgaAnders]

Emmy deserves an Emmy for her awesome videos!

[@MonkDarkfyre]

Always give you a thumbs-up even before I watch your video. You always deliver. Keep it up, my beautiful lovely!

[@p.a4266]

you can find it in any eastern european groccery store

[@higgsboson96]

I remember being given these bars by my mom because I used to suffer from anemia. They tasted like a candy bar Count Dracula would enjoy with his afternoon tea. DIS-GUS-TING!!!

[@peepeepoopoo4425]

Lmao I used to love these. I don't remember them tasting metallic at all.

[@JessicaPradoHanson]

I just learned about these the other day and I was wondering what they tasted like and I'm so excited to see this then my feet! It was the first thing I cooked on thank you so much for making this now I know what it taste like and I never had to taste it LOL. Reasons I love your channels so much I hope you have a beautiful day full of endless wonder and joy. Also I do make videos on my Channel about trauma and how I cope with it and a tangible way because I see how the world really needs that knowledge right now.

[@WilliamSebren]

"Happy 420, I shall consume blood candy!"

[@alexkhokhloff6148]

Неоднократно ел его накурившись )))

[@robylove9190]

Clouseau knows. Thanks for another great video of you eating something that a lot of people are afraid to try Emmy.

[@Jon5201]

Have you considered doing a recipe mentioned in a medieval or Game Of Thrones book?

[@TheIantoJones]

Thank you for this awesome video!

[@nealscotto4960]

Ok... you should try Italian Easter blood pudding Called sanguinaccio

[@ElizaDolittle]

I was l'Americana that everyone in Italy loved to tease. I ate a pie once that had a very thin layer of what looked like chocolate pudding and I noticed my Aunts and cousins watching at me with big smirks on their faces. When I asked them what they were laughing at they told me the pudding was made from pigs blood. I nearly gagged. But it was good...

[@healinggrounds19]

Blood pudding made right is delicious.

[@nealscotto4960]

that's how I was introduced to it also...

[@whitealliance9540]

Spanish blood sausage is pretty tasty as well over rice and beans

[@lavenderdust7912]

@@ElizaDolittle Native italian here, I live near Rome. My boyfriend's dad promised me that he will make pajata for me one day. What's pajata? A very young calf's intestine, still filled with semi digested milk, a typical roman speciality. I once even tasted a beef's roasted tongue, lol, but I never tasted sanguinaccio since it's more of a southern thing and not many people make it where I live. For some reason europeans live for squeamish food, ahah. We love snails and guts and blood 😅

[@Sullehman]

KZbin needs more creators like you .

[@NoExitLoveNow]

Heme iron is better absorbed, but that can be a bad thing in that your body is less able to regulate the amount of iron it lets in. Also heme iron is a prooxidant and not good for you unless you are iron deficient.

[@alexcicala9930]

Very good vid ! Never heard of this before ❤️

[@sarahelmiraroystershelton1888]

Emmy, could you try "Blood Tofu", or also known as pig's blood curd.

[@aeressulit1901]

Yes it's a common street food in the Philippines, it's grilled and served with spiced vinegar. Yum!

[@dawnlovejoy8917]

Have you tried Black Pudding? It's popular in the UK and is often eaten pan fried as part of a cooked breakfast. It's made from pigs blood, with chunks of pork fat, a ceral such as oatmeal and herbs, mixed together and then encased in a skin and boiled.

[@emmymade]

Not yet, but I hope to someday.

[@dawnlovejoy8917]

How about a series on breakfasts from around the world?

[@maksimovich_1896]

Maybe вам досталась просроченная gematogenka? It слишком dry. В it не должно to be metallic привкуса

[@mynamo12]

Андрей Максимович Почему ты так пишешь? 😂

[@user-kc8lf9io8d]

Really, там shouldn't быть metal привкус

[@OhaiThereItsAngel]

These are popular in Eastern Europe! At least in Lithuania, you can find these plain, with seeds, with caffeine or covered in chocolate! so good

[@OhaiThereItsAngel]

however they are a bit chewier and more taffy like

[@bunnylover2509]

I miss you actually cooking :(

[@beesworkshop6594]

Some of the items Emmy tries I sometimes think are quite strange, but this is just downright smart, I love it

[@druskevicius]

Back in childhood they made Hematogen better. Now it's just ordinary sweet you can buy anywhere. By the way i'm from Lithuania.

[@siempreamor5149]

Hi Emmy🤗! I hope you're having an amazing weekend❤

[@emmymade]

I most definitely am, thank you.

[@siempreamor5149]

@@emmymade You're welcome😊❤

[@rockyraab8290]

"Dry and crumbly" pretty much describes the whole Soviet era. No surprise they had to supplement the diet of children. The Russian people deserved better.

[@vincedibona4687]

Did you read the comments before you posted? I will guess no, because there are Russian people saying she had a not-so-fresh one, because it's usually "chewy and soft".

[@lapsijahti]

@@vincedibona4687 and so, Soviet era was "chewy and soft".

[@29Strannica]

It’s still one of my favorite candies from my home country.

[@kimberlys8422]

I've had blood transfusions from severe anemia. Thankfully never had to taste it. Emmy has no fear!

[@kattrablake7008]

It isn't bad every kid who has ever liked a paper cut has tasted it.

[@kimberlys8422]

@@kattrablake7008 That's true but it's less disgusting when it's your own blood. Silly I know.

[@kattrablake7008]

@@kimberlys8422 yes but have you ever cooked a roast that didn't bleed a little when you thawed it out? Or chicken, or pork chops? *shrugs* it is just part of eating meet. I actually think using it in food is more respectful of the animals that meat comes from because you are not just taking the best parts and throwing the rest away. Every part that can be used should be.

[@kimberlys8422]

@@kattrablake7008 Of course I have. I cook meat for my family every day. I just don't drink it straight! Must've watched too much Andy Zimmern.

[@kattrablake7008]

@@kimberlys8422 well I never said drinking it start was a good idea I said cooking with it was. Raw blood can make you sick just like raw meat.

[@SophieKristiansen]

I tried this quite recently, as my husband is Russian. Interesting flavor, I enjoyed it.

[@Nyambui]

I was afraid it was going to taste like fish bait. Thanks for sharing!

[@MithrilMagic]

I have a chronic illness that causes me to be anemic. I’ve had infusions and transfusions for a long time. I would definitely try this. I take iron supplements but they make me nauseated.

[@JackW42]

“Clouseau knows!” :P

[@adamhenry6793]

Well, Of course; Clouseau's quite smart.

[@doc.m.d.8870]

Why do people keep referencing this? Did Insp. Clouseau eat those or something? What did I miss? lol

[@adamhenry6793]

@@doc.m.d.8870 I dunno.

[@gitakarpjuka8842]

In Latvia we also have this candy in pharmacies and stores. I really liked it when I was a child, but I didn't know out of what it was made back then.