POLISH SNACKS ARE SO GOOD!

Watch us try Polish snacks and candy for the first time!
Have you tried any of these snacks? Did we miss any popular snacks? If so, let us know!
To find popular chip brands in each country we referenced: www.chipsandcrisps.com/
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[@HaleyandZach]

Which food do you think looked best!?

[@rex890ify]

Under bottle cap of tymbark are write something to cheer you up

[@vitobrown3157]

Oh look....two millenian american bitches mostly complaining about a taste of snacks from a country that outvibed europe .....comparing any countries snacks to US is so lame and dump that you shoudend start this shit in first place afterall 🤣🤣

[@albertkowalski5629]

Princessa bar is originally Polish but it was later acquired by Nestlé. It is produced only in Poland.

[@apacz3995]

Flips is for very young children, because they are ordinary corn crisps, Greating from Poland :)

[@HaleyandZach]

Greetings! Are these popular with children?

[@apacz3995]

@@HaleyandZach yes :)

[@brushlickerstudio28]

@@HaleyandZach Yeah parents that care so they kids dont eat artificial flavourings and stuff like that feed theese to kids

[@tomclanys]

@@HaleyandZach yes, I ate them as a child 15-20 years ago, they came with very light chocolate flavour too

[@HaleyandZach]

@@tomclanys Next time we will try some of the flavors!

[@_rivexx_9842]

prinessa is actually the queen of polish childhood they never changed they packages and never got rid of any flavour

[@barrysteven5964]

I was in Poland one year with my son in Katowice. It was February. One morning we went out and there were long queues of people standing outside cake shops and bakeries all walking away with boxes of doughnuts. Turns out Poland has a 'doughnut' day one day in February when it's traditional for people to take a box to work or take home. We decided to join in. When in Rome .... I absolutely love Poland, by the way.

[@HaleyandZach]

Amazing food, amazing people, one of Europe's most underrated countries!

[@Ntwadumela1]

It's called "Fat Thursday" (Tłusty czwartek). The last Thursday before Lent.

[@janusz4695]

I invite you to Poland, and I will make you such food that you will not forget.

[@aimfuldrifter]

The corn "puffs" were usually eaten by kids in Poland from what I remember. It's still processed food but a little bit healthier than the crisps/chips. That's why they don't add the flavor but they also have strawberry ones. Lorenz is not a polish brand by the way. Isn't it German or something? Used to be called Bahlsen back in the day. They are popular in Poland but it's a franchise similar to Lay's/Walkers. Polish chips would be Przysnacki for instance. The kabanosy aren't that healthy because of the preservatives added but always been pretty tasty. The "hedgehogs" always had small amount of nuts and dried plums (rodzynki). Loved them when I was a kid. =) Good to see they're still around and win people's hearts. I think Princessa used to be polish (can't remember what brand) but then it was taken over by Nestlé.

[@sarahreaume6659]

it's great that you guys are trying snacks from Poland I have some Polish ancestry but those snacks look good

[@karo4524]

Quality paczki from a good bakery are just the best. My favorite are the traditional variety with rose petal jam and orange peel on top. I definitely miss paczki here in the States😆. Btw, akuku means peekaboo. Not familiar with that particular candy brand though.

[@HaleyandZach]

We tried to Rose petal jam and orange peel packzi in another city, it was delicious!

[@SarcasmIsMySecondName]

Great video, guys! Greetings from Poland!

[@HaleyandZach]

Thank you so much!

[@lysywonsz4459]

Jeżyki are my favorite, classic ones r best but u should also try those with dark chocolate and orange 😁

[@HaleyandZach]

We will try those next time!

[@Gielon]

śliwki w czekoladzie polecam prunes in chocolate 😋

[@janusz4695]

Kawa i paczek Brawo. Potem śniadanie. .

[@SmilingShadow-jl5tr]

Polish people like for food to be natural and have no artificial additives. That means the flavors are milder, but you can appreciate them more if you spend several months eating just food made near 100% out of… food. By comparison when I first came to USA and could not afford organic, the artificial flavors were too strong for me. BTW, the all-natural corn puffs are baby food… You feed them to babies starting at 6 months.. 😂😂😂 Delicje are made on biscotti cake. It is getting crunchier with time. Dry biscotti is perfectly edible.

[@EWAMILENAP]

Tymbark bottles always have a different joke under the pull up opening😊

[@HaleyandZach]

We missed that! Thank you for the info we will check them next time!!

[@bgggsht]

True, both big plastic bottles and small glass bottles

[@lamerekeklerek]

yeah joke, fun fact or just some proverbs/idioms - in style of chinese fortune cookie, but there are also some popular questions/answers, anyway too bad they missed it :(

[@DeadlyPL]

I remember my tymbark plastic bottle have "I love you" written on the cap. That was the greatest joke ever. It was so funny I forgot to laugh.

[@bgggsht]

@@DeadlyPL bruuuh

[@1seansimpson]

Capalaka is a South African sauce that you have on a corn porrage that you eat with a braai (bbq)

[@HaleyandZach]

We love us a good shakalaka

[@annabaranska1886]

I feel proud of my country's snacks

[@_rivexx_9842]

only the blue prince polo!!

[@zunairbirds3984]

Yummy 😋😋😋😋😋😋😋

[@ale.ksandra]

That's true about the evil eye when you are only buying a small one portion piece of cake. 🤣 There's nearly always "only this?".

[@izabela1961]

The best "pączek" is with rose jam filling. The third "kabanos" was probably chicken meat.

[@HaleyandZach]

We tried the rose one in a different city it was delicious!

[@DeadlyPL]

Those Crunchips you thought had salsa on the package has "African Flavour" written on it in Polish. We don't even consider that taste to be Polish.

[@HaleyandZach]

Not polish flavor but very good flavor!

[@mothmanlol6263]

Not polish but you should try jaffacakes, it’s essentially a traditionally orange (but they have other flavours now too) version of those chocolate coated cakes with the jam filling

[@HaleyandZach]

We will have to try them next time!

[@blinski1]

They did, Delicje are essentially just jaffa cakes.

[@aimfuldrifter]

​@@blinski1Yep. And the Brits praise the polish ones for being better, more spongy.

[@Obsydianowa]

You should try "krówki" (it's like ''Cows") - polish candys, "oscypek"- some kind of cheese and of course, "pierogi ruskie" for dinner :) Some people really likes "ptasie mleczko" and yes, it's something really polish, but I prefer Krówki. Greetings from Wrocław, from Poland ;)

[@HaleyandZach]

Thanks for the recommendation! We love your city!

[@emes3211]

4:20 - 'smak Afryki' means 'taste of Africa'

[@kricch]

ZOZOLE PLS TRY ZOZOLE

[@KubaNiko]

Chakalaka - Taste of Africa Its written on the pack. Funny how he says its kinda Indian 😅

[@_rivexx_9842]

flips are actually made of corn and its supposed to taste like that and those are 100% made of natural ingredients

[@oskarkokoszka9976]

You sould give a try to crunchips pieczone żeberka (baked ribs)

[@HaleyandZach]

That sounds good! We will try it next time!

[@mpingo91]

Try szneka z glancem. There's nothing better! :)

[@HaleyandZach]

Ahh!!! Next time!

[@wydrukowane2359]

Ok so :) hehe donuts - i would not tell they are very polish sweet and also - they can be amazing and horrible About an apple pie - we do not eat this kind of - i think i have never eaten this type hehe tradictional is different :) Thanks for the movie i am watching back

[@HaleyandZach]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@PolYGlokk]

Princessa only coconuts flavor!

[@HaleyandZach]

Next time we will try it!

[@adriankoecki67]

LORENZ chips they are not polish brand, they german 😁

[@Nikoo001]

Założyciel z tego co słyszałem ma polskie korzenie

[@adriankoecki67]

@@Nikoo001 Lorenz nie jest firmą polską, nie ma polskiego kapitału oraz nie rozlicza się w Polsce.

[@rex890ify]

Under this bottle cap are write something to cheer you up

[@kaczor7075]

"Grześki" blue is the best.

[@HaleyandZach]

We will try that next time!

[@radsec]

Jezyki have raisins in them not plums

[@MsDolar123]

These flips ones is a food for kids to stuff their mouths 😆 its not supposed to be tasty hahaha

[@ziiz79]

Sorry for polish guys but this for my fellow citizens! Dla Polaków, którzy nie polecają Ptasiego Mleczka wśród przysmaków z Polski jest specjalne miejsce w piekle. Koniec dyskusji.

[@nadiaa15]

Prince Polo is Polish, but Lorenz and Nestlé no (:

[@HaleyandZach]

We learned that Lorenz isn't Polish :/ oops!

[@noodleppoodle]

I mean does it really matter these ware made for the Polish market so same difference

[@200010michal]

Princessa is technically polish. It was made by Goplana but then Nestle have bought it and later when they sold Goplana, Nestle did it without selling princessa brand.

[@radsec]

Polish spicy things are generally not spicy, the most spicy things Poles eat is horseradish...which can also be mild but can also clear your sinuses with the more spicy variety...

[@aimfuldrifter]

It depends but we tend to have more meaty, sour, salty flavors like żurek or sauerkraut.

[@LOOKA.B]

😉

[@HaleyandZach]

😉

[@LOOKA.B]

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[@wojciechf8680]

The crunchips were chicken flavour

[@adampiech7143]

Your doughnuts looked like they were not fresh. You should always eat them fresh, just after frying if possible. After one day, they are no longer good. You can still eat them, but it's just not the same as fresh ones.

[@HaleyandZach]

They were not fresh :/

[@adampiech7143]

@@HaleyandZach you be in Gdynia one day, you try 'Pączuś' on main street. They pretty much do doughnuts on the spot and they are excellent. Still warm from frying.

[@radsec]

The flavorless corn puffs are for babies...thus no additives...

[@xBoy114]

Fun fact: Bagels were invented in Poland.

[@HaleyandZach]

We love a good bagel!

[@katarzynaxx563]

Yes, than polish jews took them to the USA.

[@aimfuldrifter]

Bagels might have been produced in Poland for the first time but by the Jews back when they lived here.

[@pawemitura3118]

Crunchips is not polish.

[@luxgameplays3244]

It's really sad that people are unaware or aware of what they consume. I ate it too because that's what parents and advertisements say, our community is bombarded with it in stores, with food that is not natural, toxic and damaging to your health, but that's what we are taught from childhood and we continue to poison ourselves consciously or not. Besides, it's nice to watch you, but I don't recommend artificial food, even if it brings back nice memories. The world is a lie, unfortunately.

[@adrianw1731]

Flips are for children :)

[@piotrgabrys4710]

comparing food fromother countries to McDonalds? Really? How crude are you?

[@rhalfik]

you need some water and coffee to flush the taste and smell between snacks.

[@HaleyandZach]

We had water but didn't put it in the video :)

[@kenkeneth4964]

Don’t ask pretty sweetie if she’s ready.

[@Psychikaen]

where did you park your UFO my dear aliens

[@HaleyandZach]

crashed it into a bridge in Bratislava

[@janusz4695]

Wy nie znacie polskiego śniadania. Te wasze, to fuj. Świeże bułeczki, herbatka , parówki, pomidorek.

[@janusz4695]

I kilka minut seksu też nie za szkodzi No ok godzina

[@wojs2401]

Obrzydliwe!!! Jak można jeść to gówno!?