Tasting Serbian Snacks Part 4!

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In this video Emma tries:
Pardon Stapici
Eurocrem
Chipsy Kajmak
Minjon Kocke
Vesela Farma Euroblok
Let me know what your favourites are! :)
#balkanfood #tryingnewfood #tastetest #serbian #serbianfood #tasting

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@XandarLake1 Ай бұрын

I have been working for a British company for 10 years in Bosnia and every time you say something on Serbo-Croatian you sound just like my Boss ! Such a nice accent :)

@arhimex5314 Ай бұрын

Fabric "Takovo" is old Yugoslavia brend for sweets and bonbons also chocolad cream... Brend name is EUROKREM... After Yugoslavia wars '90, fabric Takovo is privatisation by Swis Lion

@arhimex5314 Ай бұрын

In Bosnia have fabric "douther" with brand name in RS... Town Trebinje...

@dragana2245 Ай бұрын

...and their Eurocrem is crap now.

@maxmagnus777 Ай бұрын

Eurokrem goes with thin "stapici", dip and munch. When you eat it all you have to fill the small bucket with lard and put it in your refrigerator. You may get arrested if you do not do it. It's the law!

@marko.p.radojcic Ай бұрын

We sometimes call difficult to open packages "Serbia package" basically you can't really open it unless it is destroyed 😂 but in reality not everything is like that

@EmmaAGould Ай бұрын

It’s like those packets you buy scissors in that you have to use scissors to open 🤣

@marko.p.radojcic Ай бұрын

So like those scissors - chicken or the egg first?

@marko.p.radojcic Ай бұрын

Schrodinger packaging

@ivanenadic9401 Ай бұрын

One thing is not clear to me. Why would someone who doesn't like peanuts persist in trying peanut-based snacks. You just skip it because you know you won't like it at all. It would be like me, for example, who hates spicy food, constantly taking snacks with chili peppers and talking about how I don't like them.

@EmmaAGould Ай бұрын

When people have take the time and effort to send me things, I will of course try them. Also, it supposedly takes 8 times to like something, so maybe one day I'll try something new and actually like it :)

@ivanenadic9401 Ай бұрын

@@EmmaAGould oh, I didn't know someone else picked and brought you those snacks, I thought you did it yourself. Then, it makes sense. 😄

@sabkobds Ай бұрын

Is that Eurocream "happy farm" listed as "made in B-H" or is that just import company for B-H? Most of products have listed all of import companies for most of Balkans. But it's possible that they have also some production here that I don't know about. Eurocream was always from Serbia in my knowledge. Btw, some Chipsy products are from Bosnia too, but nowadays most of them comes from Serbia. I think company originally started in Bosnia and then expanded there. If I heard correct: Lays bought them long time ago (they have same adds - just showing other company name). And this "Domaćinski" (it means something like "homey" or "homely") is my favorite - shape and taste is perfect. And it is indeed from Serbia. I think they make only classic flavor in Bosnia (or not anymore?) - standard thin cut. Kocke is pronounced as "koTSke" - plain C is always TS sound - Ć is TY sound (like in "štapići") - Č is CH. I like classic sticks (štapići) more than those. And, try Eurocream with bread - that's how many of us had it in our childhood. Optionally with some milk. Great breakfast.

@jj4774ns-te5px Ай бұрын

Some Croatian and Serbian food companies lately have plants in Bosnia because their products are heavily exported to Bosnia anyway. Witty Balkan bussinesses always find the way how to cut off different taxes and save money: this way there's no import tax, less money spent on actual exporting process and easier and faster to locally distribute inside Bosnia. However, interesting is that "made in Bosnia and Hercegovina" thing can end up imported into the country of the origin of the company that has its filliale in Bosnia (the one that produced the product at the first place). 😅 Unwitty Balkans also exists and makes no sense: Croatian product produced in Croatia and bought in Bosnia costs less in Bosnia than in Croatia, although imported goods shall have higher prices than in country of origin. Since it's senseless like this though, people from Croatia who live in border areas like to cross border to do their shopping just to buy Croatian products at lower prices in Bosnia! Meanwhile, product by Croatian company produced in Bosnia gets imported into Croatia and has same price there like everything that is produced in Croatia anyway. 🙃