English Couple Taste Test MORE Polish snacks!

[@RobReacts1]

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[@czarliw1644]

Brawo… świetnie czytasz po polsku! 😀👍

[@Dianus89]

I really like raczki 😛 And to answer your question about less flavour in children's food - they are not used to strong tastes yet so it has to come gradually.

[@aimfuldrifter]

As a Pole I always preferred the Kit Kat. Its chocolate is better IMO. Apart from that I probably would agree on most of your reviews. The Star crispies are a little bit too artificial for my taste, so I buy Przysnacki instead. They have really good lentil crisps. I don't think I ever tried the Bonnies. I like your reviews because most people just base their ratings on simple "great", "OK" or "bad". You on the other hand compare and get into details like texture which is awesome.

[@crazyfrytka]

About that "tasteless" things for children. ;) During life we lost our taste buds gradually. What is percieved as "tasteless" for an adult is usually more filled with flavour for a child. This is the same reason why elderly often say that "nowadays food is tasteless, not like back then" - food didn't change, but their amount of taste buds and ability to taste flavours did. If you give the same piece of any food to child, adult and elderly person you'll get three different opinions on it's taste. And everyone will be correct. ;) So it's not that "child food is tasteless". It is tasteless for adults and normal for children, which helps them form healthy dietary habits. :)

[@aimfuldrifter]

Just eat some zinc and your taste buds will get better. ;)

[@czt5374]

The best is Ptasie Mleczko (Wedel).

[@lothariobazaroff3333]

"Raczki" is a plural of "raczek" ("little crayfish"), a diminutive of "rak" ("crayfish" but also... "cancer").

[@kudson]

"Raczki" is classic candy, taste from my childhood (early 90s'), only better was a "Kukułki"

[@tomaszkalicki4818]

Wedel has more small snack's like W&W. Try "Bajeczny", "Pawełek", "Pierrot"(My favorite), and "Chałwa"(there are diffrent tastes of those). Cheers 😃

[@klapek_lk]

pierrot and bajeczny the best :D

[@Netsuki]

Chałwa nie jest w sumie polskim słodyczem, chyba pochodzi z Turcji. A przynajmniej kojarzy mi się z Turcją.

[@tomaszkalicki4818]

@@Netsuki Też mi się tak wydaję, ale Wedel od dawna robi dobrą chałwę, a w GB tego nie jedzą, to poleciłem. 😛

[@aimfuldrifter]

Chałwas are usually too sweet for my taste. Heck a lot of sugar.

[@Rubeus1000]

You should try buy and taste Irysy (candy), Mafijne (cakes), Pierot, Bajeczny, Pawełek or Mieszanka Wedlowska (chocolate bars/ candy), Malaga, Tiki-Taki, Kasztanki (chocolate candy from Wawel company), Kukułki, Korsarze

[@MrMalu01]

maybe you could make an episode of the top 10 best Polish sweets so far and choose, for example, three of the best ones. - best of the best

[@be_ata]

Lajkonik brand makes only prezels - "paluszki". The Junior ones are not salted, because they are for kids. I personally love RACZKI :)

[@stanislawkowal4657]

Have you tried Kruwki , there a fudge sweet and soft inside.

[@MayaTheDecemberGirl]

Krówki - in translation to English: Little Cows.

[@stanislawkowal4657]

Thank you Maya.@@MayaTheDecemberGirl

[@anuskas9244]

Gerard's sweets are delicious😋. Especially the Pasja Wiśniowa, Biszkopty Jaśki and Pryncypałki. I ate wafers similar to WW in Norway, they are very popular there, it is called Kvikk Lunsji and it taste almost the same

[@marcin16vv]

Check the barcode, polish products start with 590.

[@Richus1979]

5:10: They're puffy, so if you'll dunk it in coffee it soaks and tastes amazing. I know you're not a coffee lover, but that's what I do and I love it.

[@maciejderose]

Bonnie from Klim are Ukrainian biscuits. btw I don't like Raczki too, but I really like similar Kukułki from the same company ;)

[@Semperitus]

Rob, during communism in Poland, children did not have chocolate, any nice soft cookies, etc. But they had hard lollipops and hard candies. At the same time, there were plenty of soft sweets in England. That's why, unlike people raised in Poland at that time, you bite into sweets. In Poland, children learned to lick, suck, and not bite. This applies not only to hard candies and caramels, but also to slowly chewed sesame seeds snacks - which, when eaten quickly, have a bitter taste. Try to take a raczki or a kukułki and just slowly suck it. Then try to evaluate tchem. Translated by Google translator

[@gogar1202]

Rob a nie Bob. Kiedyś o tym wspominał. 🙂

[@Semperitus]

@@gogar1202 Dzięki, już poprawiłem

[@gogar1202]

@@Semperitus 😉👍

[@jjaybee5484]

15:09 Rob! Congrats on explanation to Charlie (UK) this she is Czarlie (PL). You are fantastic in deciphering the Polish spelling! All those years I was really surprised by the fact the UK/USA find it easy to accept "ch" and totaly lost with "cz". Hey, what about "ß" in German or "œ" in French or "ü" in Spanish? Are you lost here? More lost or less lost?🤣😂

[@P19S48]

Love it 😋. Enjoy. Greetings from Leicester.

[@ExcaliburPaladin]

I think you should make whole episode about peanut snacks. My fav is "Curly" from Lorenzo - they make a lot of crisps. Curly is basically small size corn puffs but with peanut butter. Very recently they made new flavour - peanut and salted caramel which just added layers of flavour (salted caramel and peanut is only available in żabka) Also Wawel makes 3 pralines - malaga, tiki taki, kasztanki. Very worth trying. One of them is with rum, forgot which but tiki taki is coconut and peanut and chocolate is darker. Verry addictive

[@Netsuki]

Raczki are one of the classic Polish candies. They exist at least since my childhood and I live for three decades already. Not sure which came first, but WW was also available when I was a kid. Kitkat came to Poland far later, but I assume they existed around the world before. Also my first thought about these junior biscuits was "will they have no taste like stuff for kids usually do?". Lol. But I must confess I never seen these pretzels or dr. gerard candies. I haven't eater Bonnie either, but I think I had something similar. As for Star twistos, I don't know if they are the same, but there were snacks called Twistos (without "Star" iirc) when I was a kid too. They were "more sophisticated" snacks if You can call it that. When everyone are Cheetos or Lays (Walkers equivalent), Twistos were for those with "better taste for snacks". Similar to Crunchips.

[@MarcinHajkowski]

Try PAWEŁEK

[@Kat_Ni]

I've never heard about Bonnie biscuits before. I checked - it's from Ukraine.

[@RobReacts1]

Well I would take them and call them Polish because they are amazing!!

[@Kat_Ni]

@@RobReacts1 then I'll try 🙂. My recomendations: Salty snacks from Lajkonik, they have a planty of choice.

[@manierwarsaw9820]

Nie kłam Wszystko Polskie Słodycze

[@manierwarsaw9820]

​@@Kat_NiAll From My Country Poland Rulez

[@Kat_Ni]

@@manierwarsaw9820 zanim komuś zarzucisz kłamstwo weź się wysil i najpierw sprawdź czy masz rację.

[@paulinarapicka]

Things U could try? Kremówki! But that's a cake (bite-sized, but still)- sponge cake layered with cream. On a side note - the pope loved them ;) There are also Napoleonki (puff pastry layered with custard cream) and Karpatka- choux pastry layered with custard cream.

[@aneluakosa2910]

Juniorki moje ulubione❤

[@arkadiuszkrasicki5478]

I can already see a small misunderstanding - Lajkonik sticks cannot really be called a Polish snack because the Lajkonik company was sold to the Austrian concern Lorenc, which produces crisps, crackers and other snacks...

[@wildberry7130]

Coraz lepiej mówisz po polsku. Brawo! Ze słodyczy polecam spróbować Baryłki Wedel (zawierają alkohol)

[@ExcaliburPaladin]

czekolada z alkoholem to też bardzo polska rzecz, obcokrajowcy nie lubią ich

[@wildberry7130]

@@ExcaliburPaladin a to ma być niepolska rzecz? Chyba właśnie polska ma być🤣

[@ExcaliburPaladin]

@@wildberry7130 fakt, chodziło mi o tą drugą część zdania - że to jest bardziej dla polaków. Jak widziałeś nawet posmak rumu w raczkach im nie odpowiadał

[@wildberry7130]

@@ExcaliburPaladin Spróbuje to oceni

[@AgnieszkaWrobel-b4o]

Rob you need to try landrynki (sweets)

[@supreme3376]

We got kit kat too

[@Sandro_de_Vega]

Biting raczki is hilarious. You have really good teeth... Or raczki are softer than i remember. But no matter. You dont bite them.

[@BartekBroniszewski]

I have never seen Bonnie biscuits in PL, so I don't know 😁

[@RobReacts1]

Apparently someone said they are Ukrainian... Bloody delicious though

[@BartekBroniszewski]

​@@RobReacts1Glad you liked it. Raczki is disgusting, fair enough.

[@annamajka9319]

Ciastka Krakuski. Jest kilka odmian. Cukierki krówki te tradycyjne z kwiatkiem na opakowaniu, oraz ciastka Delicje.

[@HaniaM703]

WW!!! I love it!!!

[@rafalkamiski7373]

With thin layer of chocolate and penuts in IT... Damn i miss those back in poland same as dr pepper....

[@zosiajotka6819]

raczki my fav candies :D

[@Diveyl]

If it is like stale Jaffa cakes then they are made to be consumed with tea. 😋

[@rafalkamiski7373]

What really bothers me in that departament is...disscouiented "Flap Jacks" bars in UK. You know what i mean those on theshelfs everywhere like 10y ago.

[@Cottonpuff273]

I never knew that Raczki have rum in it

[@KatarzynaAugusin]

WW is not kitkat . It's a wafer coated with ton of chocolate. I don't like kitekat, I love WW.

[@BlackFox-ps5jb]

Try "przysmak świętokrzyski" next time.

[@supreme3376]

i studencki :)

[@CezaryStachurski]

Pozdrawiam Was serdecznie 👍

[@Wojciech_Zielinski]

Nice episode 😎

[@rafalkamiski7373]

Karl Pilginhtone on Rickie Geravise show .said most wise words ever: what if i like chinya snack back here in britain? I gonna craveing for the rest of my life for those flouveira

[@tappvlogs]

Nie ma Pawelkow ani kukulek?? ehhh nie wiecie co dobre :D Pozdrowka od rodzinki youtuberow z Chicago :D

[@maciejbaranowski8116]

Hi, you should also try the plum in chocolate, best regards

[@Wojciech_Zielinski]

Hopefully you also recommend other Polish products to your English friends.

[@szperacz.]

jak można tyle żreć?? pozdrawiam...... smacznego.

[@RobReacts1]

I have a bottomless stomach!

[@Pawersik]

If you buy something for children and it is salty, you must know that it does not contain salt

[@pani_oko6122]

Maybe it will surprise you Rob but I ate kitkat, I know cp it

[@ashCKM]

Never seen or heard about Bonnie ones. It's definitely not a popular thing here

[@RobReacts1]

another comment said they are ukranian. But amazing!

[@KM-qr3qj]

Charlie is a sweet, sweet girl. Rob, you're lucky! :))

[@RobReacts1]

Yep, I am very lucky to have her!

[@exactlyLondon]

Rob, I am really sorry to say so. I offered you help with translation, but I just realised I can't do it. I'm too busy. I've got so much to do N have no time for myself. Really sorry for that. I thought I can do it, but bro, no chances. I do really apologise.

[@KatarzynaAugusin]

Oh no, you did it perfect...😢

[@tomaszkalicki4818]

I thin W&W from wedel was come first than kitkat :) .

[@0plp0]

Że co?

[@tomaszkalicki4818]

@@0plp0 W&W już w dziewiędziesiątych wcinałem a KitKat wszedł w jakiś dwutysięcznych, na półkach były grześkopodobne rzeczy, snickersy, Marsy, twixy, i W&W, o kitkacie nikt nie słyszał przez następne lata. Ale to moje zdanie. 😛

[@0plp0]

@@tomaszkalicki4818 Chyba w Polsce. Kit katy są produkowane od 1935 roku. Przypominam również że Delicje Szampańskie to podróba Jaffa cakes, a przed Grześkami w Polsce panował już wafelek Prince Polo.

[@margplsr3120]

@@0plp0 delicje nieporównywalne lepsze od obleśnych jaffa (szok), Grzeski od lat lepsze niż Prince Polo (i piszę to jako miłośnik prince polo keidyś), WW lepsze niż kit kat i to dużo lepsze (a ostatnio nawet nowość z masłem orzchowym wersja - pyszne)

[@0plp0]

@@margplsr3120 Ale nie oto chodziło co lepsze bo każdy ma swój gust tylko co było pierwsze.

[@Rhakio]

Didn't know ww still exist. 😮

[@margplsr3120]

even with penut butter - new one - so nice

[@shefali3558]

I really hate raczki ;)

[@manierwarsaw9820]

Our Man have Very James Corden Accent Sometimes |

[@RobReacts1]

Haha

[@marcinrafalski]

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