TASTING SOME NORWEGIAN TREATS

[@Jegdavel]

kitkat and kvikklunsj can not be compared... kitkat is just sugar, kvikklunsj is pure love.

[@Nexous91]

+june sn So true

[@sifffeh]

yea

[@randomppl4384]

Yes💗sant

[@Mrmushroomforager]

Juna The Tuna ja så sant xD

[@erlingmaster1929]

So true

[@YomasNorway]

Youre kinda suppost to eat Brunost with Bread and butter ;)

[@gard4893]

Yomas EUW newbacked warm bread whit butter and brunost :)

[@Theokrokos]

Yomas EUW Og ikke som svett matpakke ost

[@trulsstre7496]

Or with strawberry jam😄

[@litletortilaboy]

Theodor Nortvedt haha så sant så sant!

[@Marta-id5ii]

Yomas EUW på knekkebrød!

[@bruxar8285]

OMG til alle som er norske her: Får dere latterkrampe av når han prøver å si hva de forskjellige tingene heter? Eller begynner dere å le for den saks skyld?

[@tormodnordhy137]

Sander Jevanord Haha, ja :D

[@heidianitaholmqvist2079]

Han klarte seg bra på Kvikk Lunsj!!

[@cheezdoodle96]

Jeg tenkte egentlig bare på hvor bra han faktisk gjorde det med tanke på at dette antagelig vis er første gang han har prøvd å si disse ordene. I just thought about how he actually pronounced the words pretty well, given that this is probably the first time he's ever tried to pronounce those words.

[@hugookok2517]

Sander Jevanord ja hahahhhahahaha

[@majaklokkernes5955]

Ja, sinnsykt :)

[@gard4893]

norway is all about that chocolate

[@sjokolademonsteret]

#Freia4Life

[@dj_noxxie]

Sjokolade Monsteret fast Freia är marabou i sverige

[@bornhoffer]

The brown cheese is delicious, but you're not supposed to eat it straight out of the package. Try it on a freshly baked, warm waffle. You'll be surprised. I brought it to some french friends. After a week they had found twenty new uses for it.

[@jokermaness]

20 uses you say

[@vellizz]

SVELE!

[@paulmerviel1617]

Goddamnit, that's an opportinity missed! I did go to the Lofoten islands once, and I did bring back some Brunøst cause I really liked it, but I never thought of doing that. I'll have to wait till the next time I go there cause there's zero chance I'll find any in France!

[@celeste2870]

ebronken Nutella pannekaker

[@BooksAreMyLife]

There is no ø in brunost...

[@TheOrnt]

There's an ACTUAL fairytale written on the insides of the milk chocolate wrapper.

[@whodisalan387]

Yes :) and they are different in each one. I live in Norway so I should know :P

[@TheOrnt]

Me too.

[@BlueBeamProductions]

NORWEGIANS ASEMBLE!

[@TheOrnt]

SLOTHS ASSEMBLE!

[@biggamcrad489]

does all sloth themed profiles come from norway? xD

[@prebenmoland8520]

We know our chocolate

[@mrbarrylewis]

Indeed!

[@Kegma]

Våres sjokolade e bedre enn norsk sjokolade, prøv det sjøl, æ låve dæ, du vil ikke bli skuffa ;)

[@Kegma]

Kennet Mathisen mente at norsk sjokolade er bedre enn alle andre sjokolader

[@thomasfredrikread-larsen3630]

Kennet Mathisen Det finnes ikke bedre sjokolade enn den Norske

[@roryandersson3276]

Thomas Fredrik Read-Larsen Nei svenskt.

[@SunnivaGangdal]

I don't understand why other countries hate our norwegian licorise candys

[@bastiano2939]

Fordi det er nermest salt på boks, og det smaker dritt. :)

[@jester7786]

Sunniva Gangdal Well sometimes it's because they're heavily salted.

[@celinayara6961]

Sunniva Gangdal Det er fordi Amerikanere kun liker fett med sukker :)

[@SunnivaGangdal]

Haha, sant

[@AgentTasmania]

Sunniva Gangdal It's not other countries, it's just Barry hates licorice. Ashens reported liking Salmiaki

[@tildeevensen2701]

Morsomt for meg som er norsk å se på dette xD Lik hvis du er norsk!

[@albertjensen176]

Jeg er ikke fra Norge men jeg forstår hvad du skriver

[@Opius321]

+Albert Jensen dansk regner jeg med? Vi nordmenn og dansker har nesten helt likt grammatisk skriftspråk

[@arhus7751]

#Mjelkesjokolade:D

[@MeraKristina]

+Tilde Evensen Yaas

[@realair7734]

+Opius321 ja det er sant :D

[@kebman]

You should try that brown cheese on hot, soft waffles with lots of butter. Nom!

[@tobbsnobb1366]

*tok tipset og lagde meg noen vafler med brunost*

[@tob-mj4735]

kebman Takk nå ble jeg sulten...

[@marlenejohnsen184]

norwegian chocolate is the best

[@sirkkastephens8819]

You think so because you are Norwegian. To me, Finnish chocolate is the best. Though Norwegian is better than Swedish chocolate.

[@roryandersson3276]

Nej, svenskt är best. Försök Marabou Schweizernöt.

[@marlenejohnsen184]

Not really, norwegian chocolate is not to sweet, like in america its perfect ;)

[@aleksander60v]

opinion,But indeed

[@Rellemann23]

Marlene Johnsen Punctation is important, you know.

[@crybabymoon]

Dude you are genious. I just discovered you and I love it! Your reactions are priceless

[@mrbarrylewis]

thanks

[@Sindre.S]

Barry Lewis u should come to Norway sometime :)

[@Axel.No1]

Tørrfisk is dry fish

[@mrbarrylewis]

Thanks

[@lassesagnestomsson2400]

Barry Lewis NORWAY FTW!

[@sebastianvallumrd8838]

+The Heavy Are you Norwegian?

[@VenuHD]

Sebastian Vallumrød I am ♥

[@Axel.No1]

Sebastian Vallumrød yes i am! bergen😊

[@anmoweb]

Smør is butter, and bukk is a buck. Mandelkjernepudding: lets break it up: Mandel is Almond, kjerne is core, and pudding is pudding. :) Fox in Norwegian is rev, and the candy is a classic, it has been around for more than 40 years. Melkesjokolade is Milk Chocolate Gudbrandalost is camellized goats cheese. Gudbrandal is a place in Norway. You chould actually not eat it without bread. It should be eaten on a hard bread with butter and the cheese on top. It is a traditional farmers cheese from the old days. I love this cheese, but there is a other one that is really bad if you ask me. Gamelost, it tastes almost like grandpas old sweaty wool socks after a month use. I tried it once never again. :) Tørrfisk is Dry fish, it is actually eaten like a dish on travel in the mountain for example when you are hungry. Kjempelumper, lets break it ut: Kjempe means big or great, and lumper i really do not know but I guess on lump or chunk. Jordbær is strawberry. Mandler is Almonds

[@jens6462]

Annelie Elisabeth Molin bukk er IKKE buck fordi buck er et ord for oenger

[@riptobias]

*klumper = lumps Lomper er noe ganske annet :P

[@riptobias]

@@jens6462 Buck er både slangord for dollar, verb for når hesten bukker (og gjerne sparker bakut i samme slengen) OG betyr bukk (som i geitebukk). Lurer liett på hva du trodde Smørbukk refererte til...

[@Graylord88]

Wait, how did you know how to cook the pudding if the instructions are in Norwegian? Yer a wizard Barry!

[@SiljeKristin94]

I am Norwegian, and I am sitting here and watching you eat all of these Norwegian Food. I cant stop laughing, I really love the cheese called Brunost, maybe because I grew up liking it. but I am glad that some People from another country actually doesn`t complain about how Norwegian Food sucks, but this is an amazing video to be watching right now ! :) Greetings from Silje.

[@victoralexanderwallejacobs7810]

Hva er ditt problem frue silje hattestad

[@SiljeKristin94]

jeg har ingen problemer jeg.

[@victoralexanderwallejacobs7810]

+Silje Hatlestad jeg skulle bare sjekke at du har det bra:)

[@patk1242]

Looking at your picture, we understand you love cheese and you think food is amazing.

[@hentaigod2945]

Rude

[@XxXNightcoreQueenXxX]

there is a fairytale written on the inside of the packaging of the chocolate and it fits with the picture on the outside.

[@mrbarrylewis]

awesome

[@sineadgaughan8227]

I am Norwegian I was born there and I love that choc

[@M.haugan]

Sinead Gaughan Oslo?

[@ShadeOnTheUtube]

I'm slightly disappointed that you didn't make note of the inside of the milk chocolate wrapping, as they come with a fairy tale from Norway. And yes, the Gudbrandsdal cheese is an acquired taste, we ween ourselves onto it from a young age.

[@mariellgullestad5399]

Kvikk lunsj is translation for quick lunch, it has originally a bigger package, inside the paper it would be some mountain trips you could do here in norway

[@allycutestcutieofcutenessa4856]

I love it when foreigners taste our candy, especially Freia treats. I've watch several of these "Tasting/Trying/Eating Norwegian food. It brings smiles to my face as well as tears... From laughing of course.

[@allycutestcutieofcutenessa4856]

The way they also try to pronounciate Norwegian words are so funny! Sometimes they are pretty spot on... or they are way off. XD

[@inavt2575]

+Philip Theisen helt enig XD og reaksjonene på lakris er alltid hysterisk morsomt :) men d elsker alle chipsene og sjokoladen vår X3

[@allycutestcutieofcutenessa4856]

+Ina V T Jeg selv er ikke en fan av lakris, men det er morsomt når utlendinger prøver. 😆

[@inavt2575]

ja, ikke sant XD jeg likte ikke lakris når jeg var liten, men liker det nå :)

[@skrivbok]

Haha, ja, det är lika kul varje gång! xD

[@mintwee]

I think it's difficult to like the brown cheese if you haven't eaten it while growing up. :') I find it amazing! But it is supposed to be cooled and served on (freshly baked) bread with butter and also jam if you'd like. Glad you liked pretty much everything else, tho! : D

[@Toxicificationify123]

Mandelkjerne Pudding - Almond Core Pudding Hockey Pucker - Hockey Pucks (Salte - Salted) Fox - Fox...Duh (Sitron - Lemon Melkesjokolade - Milk Chocolate Kvikk Lunsj - Quick Lunch Gudbrandsdalsost - Gudbrandsdalscheese Tørrfisk - Dried Fish Kjempeklumper - Giant Lumps (Jordbær - Strawberry) Walters Mandler - Walters Almonds Stratos - Stratos (Thats a cow not a bull) Smør Bukk - Butter Buck Leverpostei - Liverpaté Makrell i Tomat - Mackarel in Tomatoes Stabbur Laks - Storehouse Salmond Hope that helps!

[@mrbarrylewis]

nice!

[@notsure7060]

The melkesjokolade is not a print of the disney castle its Soria Moria castle

[@freyahaglund816]

THANK YOU!

[@ododa1]

Thanks for a good laugh! Fun for a norwegian to see people from other countries reactions to our food and candy :)

[@carolinecordelia]

I know this taste norwegian food video is to years old, but it so funny especially the part with mandelkjerne pudding and the part you put three patés on on slice of that white bread. Got to love it

[@LummyTum]

Amazing Norwegian Chocolates Freia Melkesjokolade Stratos Bergenemelk Boblesjokolade

[@olvebluetooth]

i dont think the brown cheese should be sent in the mail. it is supposed to be in a refigorator

[@mette5149]

That one mistake everyone does when they taste brown cheese for the first time: eat a big chunk of it.

[@celeste2870]

Mette B sant

[@christopher7436]

Lol u should have a really Thin layer

[@littleplayer-randomvideos6090]

In the Stratos the colored shells are called Nonstop :) they can be bought in packs with just those.

[@tamarakaddatz9955]

This video is a few years old but gave me a great chuckle for the fourth. Also is prompting me to go to World Market for a taste challenge.

[@SyntaxErrorXoXo]

Stop saying it's a lot like kitkat! It is kitkat that's a lot like kvikk lunsj!! In fact Kvikk Lunsj won a court case against kitkat about that not long ago.They stole our candy and now the world must live with a crappier version of kvikk lunsj :(((!

[@cheezdoodle96]

'Kvikk Lunsj' was launched onto the market in 1937, while 'Kit Kat' (the four fingered bar) was launched in 1935. So 'Kit Kat' is not a rip-off of 'Kvikk lunsj'. I wouldn't really call 'Kvikk Lunsj' a rip-off of 'Kit Kat' either, it's simply the Norwegian equivalent of a 'Kit Kat'.

[@SyntaxErrorXoXo]

cheezdoodle96 You should do some proper research. Kitkat never filed for patents and their 4 bar choice has been overturned by EU law. Don't argue things you know nothing about.

[@cheezdoodle96]

SyntaxErrorXoXo You went on about how 'Kit Kat' looks like 'Kvikk Lunsj' and not the other way around, implying that 'Kit Kat' is a rip-off/copy of 'Kvikk Lunsj'. I stated that the four fingered bar variant of 'Kit Kat' was launched in 1935, two years prior to 'Kvikk Lunsj', meaning that 'Kit Kat' can't be a copy/rip-off of 'Kvikk Lunsj'. I didn't say 'Kit Kat' owned the design of the bar or anything. The point of my original comment was that there are going to be similar chocolates in different countries, and that I wouldn't call either chocolate a rip-off/copy.

[@ChairyCrasher]

cheezdoodle96 That is true and i am Norwegian Fanta Ripped off Solo. They taste different. Solo came before fanta. :)

[@sabs93]

SyntaxErrorXoXo I dont care who came first, kvikk lunsj is 10 times better than kit kat!

[@puteborddelux1309]

Er bare her for og høre folk skryte av Norge og føle meg stolt, peace.

[@honryskog9693]

PuteBordDelux du e ikkje aleina dude

[@mightymort915]

HOW CAN YOU NOT LIKE BRUN OST?

[@themostawesomegamerofyoutu4803]

Fordi det smaker skitt

[@mightymort915]

TheMostAwesomeGamerOfKZbin Ja, det vet nå ikke jeg. Er ikke den typen som smaker på skitt.

[@themostawesomegamerofyoutu4803]

Hvis du prøvde deg på en burn så fungerte det ikke!

[@mightymort915]

TheMostAwesomeGamerOfKZbin Det går fint. Er ikke den typen som burner folk, alltid sunt å prøve noe nytt, men regner det i sør er det fullt mulig at det regner i nord

[@Panservogn]

Ja...

[@MrBuruberiiGamer]

in the chocolate comp instead of loosing a brick they used that to fill more between the other blocks

[@1942rita]

Do you know the garlic hack of wiping your hands against stainless steel. The garlic smell is gone. I’ve done before or after washing my hands-either works.

[@dogiz6952]

The reason there is a child on the liver paté is because it's made from the livers of children.

[@lordofstuff_]

I like how they have these competitions on who is gonna be on the front of the packages. What happens if an ugly child send a request to be on the front. Would they just answer "nah, to ugly" bro from Norway here btw.

[@adelarsen9776]

That's correct. We don't just eat whales, we eat children too.

[@RaxiRider]

Better known as pig liver. :P

[@dennisnick5559]

PS: Kit kat is a RIP of from the kvik lunsj

[@Sw1tchPlays]

Kitkat kom før kvikklunsj desverre

[@dennisnick5559]

shhhhhhhhh

[@KristinaHalsnes]

Zyyraks det har ingenting å si hvem som kom først på smaken😂

[@Sw1tchPlays]

Kristina Halsnes Han sa nok at Kitkat kopierte Kvikk Lunsj, men Kitkat kom først, da har det nokka å si :ppp

[@xxmlgswagoatxx2858]

Dafuq? It's just the opposite.

[@roryandersson3276]

Hockey Pucker is Swedish.

[@susanneplays1545]

Men også norsk

[@roryandersson3276]

Ja kan vara bak i tiden nar Norge och Sverige var tillsammans som det gjordes. Men hockey pulver är svenskt. Inte helt säckert om hockey pucker.

[@roryandersson3276]

Emma Sol​ hockey pulver är svenskt men ingen aning om hockey pucker

[@emmasol3058]

Du skrev det i kommentaren😶👆

[@Hulderkall]

If you can get them in both sweden and norway, then we can say they are scandinavian.

[@karolinegohr]

So funny that you mentioned Ole Gunnar Solskjær! From 2011-2013 he was a manager of the football club "Molde Fotballklubb" (from Molde, my hometown). He led the club to two Norwegian league titles and the Norwegian Football Cup Final :)

[@laurelsmith4112]

lol Barry you are too funny!! When you hate something. the face you make cracks me up!!!

[@erlendhenriksen3473]

Somebody need to give barry Lewis gradiosa!!!!!! And Mack øl (Mack beer)

[@Eirikthelie]

MACK ØL!?!? Vi kan gjøre bedre enn det, hell, det er jo bottom-tier øl! Ægir Amber Ale Haandbryggeriet Asian Pale Ale Færder Pilsner Aass Classic Do it!

[@aLmAnZio]

og måsegg!

[@VemundLB]

reinkjøtt

[@jjbredesen]

Erlend Henriksen Pfft er ikkje norsk nokk, må no gje han Ivar Aasen øl!

[@janrogeriversen5684]

Ja æ e norsk så æ sjøner

[@wolfyboy]

sorry pushed the button prematurely (lol) smørbukk means directly translated "butterbuck" like, the sheeps with horns, the male sheeps? but smørbukk is from a fairy tale, of a fat kid, who loved butter.

[@TieganSwift]

So rams?

[@wolfyboy]

TieganSwift ye. XD lol thanks.

[@JSconnected]

Did you just say "Down there" in Norway? What do you live in the north pole or what?

[@Gina1910]

Such a fun video! Especially when you tried to pronounce the Norwegian names and labels! Only thing I had to say though, the Brunost (Brown cheese) are not supposed to be served warm. It needs to be served cold, The cheese is made with goat milk btw, so you can also use it in different foods, like Finnbiff (a traditional Norwegian meal/stew with reindeer meat, mushroom, sour cream, milk, juniper, and potatos.) Keep up the good work man! With love from Norway!

[@Isamyr]

Quick note: In Norway we have 3 letters in our alphabet that others do not have, they are simply sounds that every country uses in some way. So let me explain them in an easy way. BTW these letters come after Z. Æ æ: The sound you make when you scream. Ø ø: The sound you make when you are taking a break in a sentence, waiting for other words. Å å: The sound you make when you either are upset or when you finaly understand something. So there you have it! If you ever see something in norwegian try thinking in a bit of an english way, some examples below: Milk=melk, cake=kake, chocolate=sjokolade, quick=kvikk. Of course this is only for some words!

[@evaselbekk]

Leverpostei & fish together? Disgusting…😷

[@nightshade9326]

True

[@axellystad]

Im norwegian and you shoul taste Grandiosa its the best pizza in the world!!

[@7rgrov198]

Axel I Grandiosa smaker rævva...

[@honoarystone1769]

Takeaway is better

[@Litago184]

tastes like cardboard

[@dibahaimdi7305]

Grandiosa er ikke norsk

[@Litago184]

+Diba Ham jo, det ble lansert av Nora Industrier i 1978

[@0omatthewo0]

no one eat that brown cheese alone,it's like eat raw onion insted of onion ring. try it with waffle. it's so good

[@britthelenbakken819]

I’ve nevert tried hockey pucker before I saw this video so I had to se what the fuzz is all about. LOVE IT 💖

[@VampyrMygg]

On the missing square of chocolate, they instead make the whole thing fatter, when it's got all the squares, it's thinner and easier to break off, so they just spread the chocolate that would be missing around, so they're actually not removing any of it.

[@Torymu]

omg you have to eat brunost on a hot toast with butter! you dont put cheddar or goatcheeze right in your mouth XD

[@theamici]

That Brunost was gone bad, it has been left in the warmth. Brunost is supposed to be served cold, and obviously before it expires. Almost everybody likes brunost, I think you just had bad luck and didn't treat your brunost with the respect it deserves, so it went bad on you.

[@TravelWithTea8]

*Aldri sett Tørrfisk før!*

[@kristersaga4091]

Ikke jeg heller

[@rebel-act]

+Top 10s Vanelig i Nord-Norge =p Aldri smakt det selv da skal sies, men er vist veldig godt. Myyye sunner alternativ enn potetgull f.eks da.

[@nataliewilhelmsen3768]

eg fikk smake d på ett museum:/ smaker dritt😂

[@bearofthunder]

It is like the norwegian version of beef jerky, but they could have marinated it before drying.....

[@tuppen6634]

Herregud de som ikke liker tørrfisk er pussys...

[@craftsandcards]

OMG....I just found your channel a few months ago and decided to check some of these older videos...you had me in stitches..lol....one thing I know for sure is that you don't like licorace ...lol...gonna binge watch some more...cheers from Canada !

[@TRipetzz]

The Kvikk Lunsj is a MUST or alot of ppl have it with them. when they are going on trips

[@dittobella]

Are you sure you're only on a sugar high?

[@massivesket5500]

kvikk lunsj = quick (they spelled it "kvikk"just 4 fun) lunch. kvikk lunch= quick lunch. simple.

[@vexo687]

In Norway We have ø æ å in the alphabet

[@jvindpedersen3412]

Nice but Norway isse'nt the only country with æ ø and å

[@jvindpedersen3412]

Nice but Norway isse'nt the only country with æ ø and å

[@massivesket5500]

he didn't say so either.

[@celeste2870]

GAMINGmedAKSEL ÆØÅ

[@endrenavn839]

In sweden they have ö ä å

[@sandykoeckeritz3773]

Btw, the hockey pockey is in strawberry too.. And its tested so much better!

[@adeshruusadesh]

I think hockey pucker are actually swedish. plz tell me if im wrong

[@eskil9558]

Norwey is awsome

[@celeste2870]

Eskflix thank u

[@samsung_galaxy5503]

Eskil norway

[@blokksberg6232]

tørrfisk means dry fish

[@celeste2870]

Blokksberg tørrfisk

[@ThorMNs]

Yeah, brunost(brown cheese) imo tastes really bad. Don't understand why alot of Norwegians like it

[@mrbarrylewis]

Agree was odd but guess that's what makes tastebuds interesting people's opinions can very so much

[@majamyhre9825]

Barry Lewis try brunost and strawberry jam on bread;) det er godt

[@ThorMNs]

Maja Myhre Hvis han ikke likte brunost fra før av hadde han sikkert kastet opp av det ;)

[@sigridnaas3215]

its so yummy

[@isarex88]

beacuse norwegians have it on bread with salt budder try that and answer me then.

[@scottscott232]

I watched one video: Zimbabwe, and I found him funny, very funny actually, informative, and entertaining. Now I got through about 7 videos; each of which are really really good.

[@Atlas_Redux]

You are spot on with the "Smørfs" way of saying, and is indeed how we do say it.

[@tyrakristiansen7188]

Refrigerating the milkchocolate is the best😊

[@honryskog9693]

Tyra Kristiansen det e dt faen ikkje. Du bi å END opp med ei knekt tann.

[@sg-nerdssgonhive9481]

You need to eat brunost whit bread

[@massivesket5500]

with*

[@henrik6754]

You didn't get any Smash? That is Norways best chocolate.

[@Relikvien]

Det skal gått gjørast med bare en :P

[@ceciliethorsen5561]

Ikr!

[@NotSponsoredByEA]

faen nå fikk eg lyst på en :c

[@tobbsnobb1366]

the reason too one missing chocalate piece is that freia had a competition where in 3 different chocolate bars, there was a gold one instead of an empty slot

[@IdaGrip]

"Tørrfisk" is dry cod I think! I come from Northern-Norway (Lofoten) there they make that dry fish :)

[@hakonlind9072]

Im from norway. Norge er best as !!!

[@hildcit]

Is it just me that think it's a bit funny with all the norwegian coments telling non norwegian people how good norwegian food etc... tastes? In NORWEGIAN :P I mean, I am norwegian myself, but an american person have to use Google translate or something to understeand 90% of the comments :P Oh well.... *NORGE ER BEST UANSETT* =p

[@emmybm15]

E jo drit arti når d e skreve på dialækt åsså xD

[@hildcit]

emmybm15 ha ha, ja... *akkurat* XP

[@bleffengaming1661]

Ingenting er bedre en no Norsk Mjølkesjokkis! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@scottscott232]

I'd really like to taste the Mandelkjerne pudding. It looks really good, and the way you described the taste: nutty, custardy blancmange. Definitely.

[@helenstar6748]

i love how you described the chocolate because Freia´s proverb is "et lite stykke norge" ( a little pice of Norway)

[@inavt2575]

hello from norway XD i really love Hocey puckers :`) i could eat a whole bag at once XD sorry buddy, but your reaction is priceless :`D lovely rewiuw :)

[@M3lis98]

I love hockey puckers as well! Haha, you are right, his reaction was price less XD

[@inavt2575]

yes XD so funny :`)

[@misje9530]

i am norwegian..

[@rebel-act]

+Tropiac Cool story bro.

[@Andreas-oq1jd]

K

[@spyrothecat9389]

Me too

[@blokksberg6232]

Lik hvis du er norsk ;-)

[@celeste2870]

Blokksberg Dislike jeg er ikke norsk (hvis du trodde på det er du dum)

[@robixax]

fun fact, here in Norway, about 70 years ago, they used to have cow on their roof, to acually trim the gras, since dirt with grass roof was a thing

[@jonaskviteberg3283]

brunost is just in norway

[@skrivbok]

Nä, vi har det i Sverige också, men kallas mesost. Fjällbrynt är det största märket här på både mesost och messmör. :)

[@jonaskviteberg3283]

Nice

[@ThatToasty]

gudbranda-lost... haha

[@sofieek432]

Haha😂

[@oskelodden3181]

Aaaahahaha 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Jooju413]

#notacoolnorwegianthingtodo

[@brettefantomet]

btw the walters mandler sith missing pieces are exactly the same amount of grams as the whole ones... a bit thicker i think. it is part of a competition that says if u find 1 with a missing piece u have a small chanse of winning the missing piece in gold!

[@akabarastrauzz]

Barry Lewis The walter's mandler is actually the same volume! it says on the pack in norwegian! you think you're missing a piece but its still the same amount!

[@diedbadly]

kvikk lunsj: quick lunch

[@diedbadly]

also we pronounce smurfs smurfer. smur-fer

[@krum1985]

gudbransdalsost is a cheese from a place called gudbransdalen (dal = valley) and there are atleast 10 different versions of that cheese and is collectively called "brunost" (brown cheese) and the taste difference between them is quite different, they are all cheeses though, and will have that cheese texture. And yes, we do know our chocolates =P

[@jeenpau]

Nonono you have to try the brown cheese on a piece of freshly baked bread with some butter. Please try it that way and you will maybe think different on it.

[@benjamintomassennordahl7911]

the fairytail was on the inside of the paper of the milkchocolate but it's written in norwegian.

[@johanthomaslantto6516]

The 'KjempeKlumper' are one of my favorite candys.

[@bjerke_]

the e in salte is there becuse we use it as an adjektive

[@lostgirlclub]

As a Norwegian i find your reactions so funny and refreshing haha! We usually eat brown Cheese on break with jam and trust me it taste way better then. Haha glad you liked our chocolate though. I love food and your'e great so imma sub:)

[@lostgirlclub]

Bread*

[@rjandanielsen8667]

Just want to add this about those Walters Mandler chocolate.. Yes, one block was missing because of a competition, but because of that, they made all the other blocks a little bit thicker, so there would still be as much chocolate as normal ^^

[@SjurVaage]

You should've tried the brown "cheese" with chocolate. Or melted (works well with a Swiss type of cheese, even if you don't care much for cheeses).

[@Umbryn]

try eating the gudbrandsdalost with strawberry jam the combo is heaven

[@GGdude]

about the "Walters Mandler". You get thet the same amount of chocolate. The other pieces is just a bit bigger.

[@fay-renipaulsen2884]

HAHA! I really loved it when you ate the "Lofoten Tørrfisk"! Well, this dry fish (often cod), taste best with a beer - outside in the summer! ;)

[@michaelschjoll5595]

I live in Norway and i like tørr fisk it is dry fish and the kjepeklumper is giant strawberry candy!!

[@nivakoni3213]

Tørrfisk = Dry Fish Mostly people from the coast in Lofoten eats it at summer ;)

[@dennisagilje]

There is a fact of norway inside the kvikk lunsj wrapper

[@BelieveNoGod]

Thank you for this fantastic video. I hope that the people out there want to try Norwegian sweets, and foods.We have one of the most rigid Food restrictions ,in Europe.