TASTING SOME SWEDISH TREATS

[@tillinenz]

Cloetta is a Finnish-Swedish company and Fazer is a Finnish company. That's why they were also in the Finnish video.

[@mrbarrylewis]

ah ok cool

[@ss-rr5ke]

I'm agree!

[@HB45175]

Cloetta is Swedish, Fazer is Finnish. They were previously merged in Cloetta Fazer AB but disagreed about just about everything and decided to go their separate ways after 8 years. Cloetta since then fused with Leaf. Fazer also makes bread (under several different brands) and run "restaurants" (or as they prefer to call it, "meal solutions") under the Amica brand.

[@MusikAlltid]

Note whorty to say that the Fazer family is swedish-finnish, ergo finns with swedish ancestry. They speak swedish and are more swede than finn really. However as a company I would say that Fazer is a finnish company.

[@julkkis666]

MusikAlltid many swedish finns feel alienated by sweeds, same with finnish sweeds, who migrated over the border pre-1950.

[@TheFubbick]

What kind of a swede would send a taste test of swedish candy and NOT include Djungelvrål?!

[@TheSuperslajsaren]

Aldrig hört talas om dem...

[@TheFubbick]

TheSuperslajsaren Du måste skämta?!? Gå in på vilken ICA som helst och kolla.

[@Murnof]

Djungelvrål är så jävla gott!

[@satan3763]

TheSuperslajsaren finns i nästan alla mat affärer, på alla macker och på pressbyrån. Hur har du missat dom???

[@TheSuperslajsaren]

Darkness Umbreon Googla just dom och jag har sätt dem och testat dem... Så sjukt äckliga

[@TimWngn]

A message to all Scandinavian (and Finnish) neighbors. We eat a lot of each others candy and they're all good. Can we make the comment section about something else then where the candies are from?

[@ragnhild7557]

Ja!

[@TheMjohann]

Sure thing. I will contribute a useless fact that is in no way related to candies. The medical name for a butt crack is “intergluteal cleft”. There ya go.

[@HighTen_Melanie]

You should have your own channel on TV! Really enjoy watching all your uploads - cheers me up so much! Many thanks

[@whiteedk]

My mouth is watering just from the thought of the Turkish peber candies. LOVE the,. The karamel/kola thing is because it is in both Danish and Swedish on the malaco bags

[@mrbarrylewis]

ah ok!

[@Cbr0749]

Barry Lewis Teens in Scandinavia used to put turkish pepper in vodka bottles and let it sit for a week or two, guess that´s why it is popular, later the company made an official turkish pepper scnapps and the same goes with dumle :)

[@Chilichongas]

Its good im eating IT everyday beacuse im born in sweden want proof? Sure wait now hej Fazer är gjord från Finland och Sverige dom samarbetar i det

[@janpsegamer1672]

Stine Kirkeby Malaco and Fazer is FINNISH

[@UnlimitedAuthority]

BS, Fazer is finnish, Malaco is Swedish. Name comes from Malmö lakrits compani.

[@freckledfxcker]

i love your face when you eat something for the first time, you look so scared and confused.

[@cakeinthenight5749]

I was interested in when you said your weren't sure if there were clogs in Sweden so I had to look it up. Apparently there a many kinds of clogs that occur in many countries with varying names. The word 'clog' refers to the thick wooden sole. :) They are called Träskor in Sweden apparently. :D

[@mrbarrylewis]

good stuff!

[@neacadier8829]

Zoo, fruxo and pim pim taste like Every swedish kids childhood Alla svenskar

[@kylizzlebadizzle4942]

+Emma Gustafsson Ja! plus piggelin och björnes magasin

[@moaalvarsson1690]

Omg yes, min childhood. Avatar den sista luftbändaren också xD

[@skade245]

NEIS ! Jaaaaa fruxo och pim pim är fan as goda :D

[@devildante303]

Hehe, the "Skum Bananer" are actually from Denmark! but very close. I love skum bananer so much

[@whiteedk]

Mmmmmmmmm :)

[@mrbarrylewis]

loved them!

[@Andreazor]

Sweden, Norway and Finland share a lot of candy brands. Fazer is actually from Finland, but Cloetta is Swedish.

[@Joliie]

Yeah well Cloetta was founded in Denmark in 1862 and changed hands in 1916 to a swedes owner, so you can argue that point ;)

[@xPandamon]

No Marabou? It's not complete without it, you have to get some Marabou Chocolate (may be found in good sorted supermarkets, we got it also here in germany but i also found it on my student exchange in sweden ^^) and make a small bonus video!

[@zipp4everyone263]

+Gianluca Di Maggio while on the subject, what do you think about the difference between Milka and Marabou? And which one would you prefer? Just personal intrest. I love some of the milka chocolate (you had a chocolate bar with triangular puffs in it filled with a nougat-like substance a couple of years ago. I really loved that one!)

[@xPandamon]

Boths are great but I think if i could I would prefer marabou. Im not the one that eats chocolate all day long but if I do I want good one :)

[@xPandamon]

It's just too expensive in German supermarkets :/

[@zipp4everyone263]

Gianluca Di Maggio How come? o you just like it more or is there a specific flavor you like? Nice to hear what other people like and dislike :)

[@xPandamon]

+Zipp4Everyone i don't know, it isn't as sweet as Milka chocolate, it got something special but I can't say what it is :)

[@vilmahenricsson8588]

Your taste-test videos are the best! I love how you describe how everything taste so good :)

[@CoolspyGaming]

I'm Swedish and It's pure comedy watching you trying to pronounce the swedish words! xD

[@doperidersofficial4228]

You don't like Tyrkisk Peber, but you drink Jägermeister... Well, logical.

[@michaeltempsch5282]

DopeRiders Official He could try drinking the Turkisk Pebers too. Crush and dissolve in neutral alcohol (like vodka) until saturated. Shot it. Quite popular in the 90's :-)

[@Roserra]

***** It was invented in Denmark.

[@Mr_Seppo]

Rosellá so what?

[@RannonSi]

Michael Tempsch Wasn't it Turkish Peber and Mintu?

[@michaeltempsch5282]

Rannon At least not around here (Gothenburg Sweden)... might well have been elsewhere though.

[@larsstoerloes6619]

Love your reaction to the Tyrkisk Peber :P We have those in Norway too, but I have to tell you that "Hotness Scale" is actually just for fun, they only come in that strength. Kind of fun to see you found them so strong. Little kids eat them here, and love them. You can also get it in powder form and also as an alcoholic shot :P

[@NVassilis]

My mum is Swedish and we used to visit Sweden all the time when I was a child! My childhood sweets were Bilar, Kex and Zoo :D

[@LegendTheAnonymous]

Haha, geisha are traditional, female entertainers in Japan. Hence the sakura coloured package :)

[@mrbarrylewis]

good stuff cheers

[@pietxu]

Fazer is a finnish brand found in 1891. It exports sweets(all those factories are in Finland) to over 40 countries.

[@magnificent6668]

Why does it seem like people in the UK always, always rip bags right open across the side, like, totally mangle the bags...? This is a mystery to me.

[@1addition1subtraction]

I have to agree with that why do they do that you can’t even close it with a clip.

[@samanthajenkins2399]

Oh, we are savages :-o

[@Ivanh0el]

Actually Tutti Fruttis, Mariannes, Tyrkisk Pebers, Dumles and Geishas are FINNISH treats. :) Fazer is a Finnish label, and they have lot of those available in Sweden, same as the Swedish label Malaco sells well in Finland. Geisha is my fave chocolate. :)

[@MoonshineMist]

Hahaha, Barry, Geisha is as Japanese as it gets! I'm kind of intrigued by that spicy licorice... although your reaction's probably the best about that treat ;)

[@mrbarrylewis]

thanks had a real kick!

[@thecasualgamer1470]

Barry your way of words with food is amazing

[@nimon69]

You should bring out a album. Maybe do a collaboration with the swingers

[@mrbarrylewis]

Lol great idea

[@nimon69]

Barry Lewis the swingers singing bump and grind

[@mrbarrylewis]

crikey not sure if I could see my Mum doing that

[@nimon69]

Barry Lewis have you found the record yet?

[@ChristopherLaRock]

Barry Lewis I always thought crikey was Australian, and that Brits say blimey. LOL!

[@xTsukeo]

Don't know if you've been told it before - but if a candy have two or more similar names printed on it, it is very often written in Norwegian, Swedish and Danish (occasionally Finnish).

[@Tizuteba92]

Ohh man, treats from sweden but u didnt get sent any Marabou chocolate which is probebly one of the best chocolate companies there is in my oppinion. I might have to send u some of their chocolates once i find the time for it.

[@whiteedk]

Yes that's a shame, some of the best chokolade in the world

[@mrbarrylewis]

will need to try and get hold of some!

[@Tizuteba92]

Bet u anything that Swedish Marabou chocolate would get R-Kelly moments all over the place Barry =P

[@fordhouse8b]

Yes, Marabou makes much better quality chocolate than Cloetta. Not as good as Fazer, but at least it is Swedish.

[@gisbrei]

Through the 90's, dissolving Turkish Peppers in vodka turning it into a strong liqueur shot thingy, was the number one thing to get drunk on in Denmark (and probably most of Scandinavia). Now there's a million different liquorice shots readily available, but the Turkish Pepper shot was the original

[@raindropsneverfall]

Um, Carletti (skumbananer) is Danish…

[@beatfreaks1961]

That's right!

[@raindropsneverfall]

*****| From Carletti.com: »Where does the name ’Carletti’ come from? Carletti can trace its origins back to 1918, when two brothers, Henry Peder Jacobsen and Niels Carl Jacobsen, established the wholesale company Brdr. Jacobsen in the heart of Aarhus, Denmark. That same year the Spanish flu raged, and Niels Carl Jakobsen died shortly after the company was established. Therefore, the family decided that his name should live on in the name Carletti, which means “little Carl” in Italian.«

[@cathrine2470]

Præcis, tænkte det samme

[@raindropsneverfall]

Eddenftw| Clearly you did :-)

[@ProtoLolZz]

Fazer is an finnish company the founder of fazer was karl fazer born in helsinki finland the whole comppany started at old marimekko factory he's usually called a swiss cause he's parents were from switzerland. :)

[@wtfm4n678]

The only real swedish treat you tried were Ahlgrens bilar. Carletti is from Denmark, Fazer is from Finland, Cloetta and Malaco are danish founded companies that has been sold.

[@fatskinnyboi3521]

Cloetta is swedish

[@Adam-ut7lq]

+wtfm4n678 dumle is swedish.

[@ludvigs751]

'm swedish and it's fun to see your reactions

[@Mutant1988]

We're never going to get over Abba are we?

[@mrbarrylewis]

lol I got emotionally attached

[@shup525]

omg i love abba since i was 7

[@thecatlady2710]

Mutant1988 I'm from Tulsa Oklahoma USA and my cousins and I grew up on ABBA. I adore all their songs, good childhood memories.

[@mottym100]

i love the little noise he makes at 0:24 had me in stitches!

[@jamessleator649]

Saw you on the apprentice the other day

[@mrbarrylewis]

good stuff

[@broblemo9567]

Barry Lewis tutti frutti is from finland not sweden!

[@broblemo9567]

Barry Lewis and marianne is from finland every thing thats made by fatzer its from finland.

[@broblemo9567]

Barry Lewis and dumle snacks is from finland and turkish pepper.

[@broblemo9567]

Barry Lewis and geisha

[@Lucym00se]

When you were on the Apprentice I shouted BARRY LEWIS!!! haha, my friend thought I was a freak :P

[@mrbarrylewis]

lol!

[@crumbsfood]

Always love a plopp.

[@roryandersson3276]

This is seriously the most entertaining food test I've seen

[@mitch.corrigan]

U were on the apprentice!!! :)

[@mrbarrylewis]

yep yep

[@instinct4325]

When

[@emmaoliviascovers]

''swedish'' treats... fazer is finland treat :D

[@mrbarrylewis]

oh no!

[@ZenarKoz]

The candy from Fazer here are swedish

[@Latexi_LMX]

ZenarKoz No, all candy from Fazer is finnish, Cloetta are swedish.

[@ZenarKoz]

Fazer is in sweden too, so if swedish people are making the candy in sweden it most be swedish and not finnish.

[@Latexi_LMX]

ZenarKoz Ah I see, so in that case for instance IKEA is in Finland too, so if finnish people are manufacturing some of IKEAs furnitures in Finland. So IKEA must be then finnish and not swedish. What are you trying to say, doesn't make any sense. Fazer is a finnish company and it has it´s candyfactories only in Finland. They sell their candies i.e. in sweden, but no swede has made them, unless they are working in Finland. Fazer candies are finnish candies. period.

[@kekkonenprkl]

1st: Danish 2nd: Not sure, rebranded too many times. 3rd: Swedish 4th: Finnish 5th: Not sure, rebranded 6th: Finnish 7th: Swedish 8th: Finnish 9th: Swedish 10th: Swedish 11th: Finnish (the original lollipop is Swedish) 12th: Finnish

[@Adam-ut7lq]

+wayzhc dumle is swedish.

[@kekkonenprkl]

+Adam Björklund That's what i said. I said the original product is Swedish.

[@Adam-ut7lq]

wayzhc oh sry xD

[@Rose-nt6mj]

I think im swedish

[@faloc]

+Rose Andersen more Danish

[@Brosko.]

Barry if you have not been told already(which you probably have), Geisha is pronounced Gaysha, a Geisha is a Japanese lady who entertains men through singing, dancing, conversations and sometimes other things. There is in fact a movie based on these women called Memoirs of a geisha. It's a fairly good movie.

[@TieganSwift]

"Most red ones do generally be strawberry" great English there Barry 😉

[@mrbarrylewis]

yeah it were not my best English were it

[@LinariaFreeze]

I'm Norwegian, and Kex is my favourite chocolate! Always buy a lot when I'm in Sweden.

[@valtersamuelsson3753]

Wait.. WHAT!? no Djungelvrål?

[@moaalvarsson1690]

WHAT!??? Omg...

[@TheRealFOSFOR]

Geisha (芸者?)are traditional Japanese female entertainers who act as hostesses and whose skills include performing various Japanese arts such as classical music, dance, games and conversation, mainly to entertain male customers.

[@eiozy7727]

You need to be a real Viking to eat tyrkisk peber! (I love tyrkisk peber

[@GrebbChannel]

On the "Ahlgrens bilar" it says "Swedens most bought car", since yeah you get it! And a funny thing: Ahlgrens bilar used to have a commercial on the movie theater with a voice that said "There's only one way to stop it - in your mouth", kinda dirty! I missed a couple of things in your package: Mandelkubb - Witch is pretty dry buns with almond flour I think, even though they are dry they are awesome with cold milk. Punchrulle/dammsugare(translates to punchrole or vacuum cleaner) - Its cocoa rolls with arrack witch is coverd in marzipan and the ends are dipped in melted chocolate! Djungelvrål - Super salt liquorice, even though you hate liquorice you have to try them.

[@nygardanton]

Fazer is actually Finnish :D

[@mrbarrylewis]

Ah ok cool

[@freetodecide05]

This is amazing to watch in 2021.

[@idalol1141]

try kalles kaviar it's swedish to 200%

[@oliversundstrom7118]

I really love that you answer on every question/thing, good keep it up :)

[@themigthyhowitzer3213]

Swedens most buyed car, Did i spell that right?

[@martinuzrs4535]

sebastian eliason buy i dåtid är bought, ingen stor bokstav efter kommatecken : ^ )

[@jespermauno7856]

yes

[@themigthyhowitzer3213]

ok

[@themigthyhowitzer3213]

tack! :)

[@dwaynewladyka577]

Looks good! I though am not a fan of disco music. My dad played ABBA whilst driving everywhere.

[@TheColmarr]

That is not how you pronounce Fazer, but it will do just fine.

[@mrbarrylewis]

oops sorry lol

[@shawaam]

How do you pronounce it then? I've always pronounced it like Barry did. o.O

[@jonathanjansson3828]

I'm Swedish, and I've always said "Faaah-ser"... Don't know if that's correct though

[@mewien]

Its more like Fatser

[@mila9909]

I say fatser

[@laurenhooba]

love how you go back and forth between abba and ace of base.

[@adara4635]

Vem skickar inte med marabou? Standard ju

[@obibankebobi]

U nvr fail to make me laugh in your vids :))) Keep on doing what u do best Barry!!!

[@mrbarrylewis]

Cheers pal

[@roki4155]

NO MARABOU?!

[@Zyphera]

It's funny. I never though of this as Swedish candy. I always though of this as candy we imitated from abroad...

[@jens7dzoo]

i dont understand you and black licorice you say you can not stand it but you have jagermeister alcohol that tastes of black licorice

[@mypinkplanet9640]

I love the fact that the treats Barry liked the most were actually Finnish!

[@attach6075]

Gilla om du är svensk ;)

[@raggietyril9219]

Jag är inte svenska, men jag förstår svenska ;)

[@antiHUMANDesigns]

I agree, Geisha is a great piece of candy. One of my top favourites. You should really try some candies/cookies called "Ballerina". They are seriously good, pretty much all of them. Top quality stuff.

[@juliajohansson2969]

Varför fick han inga djungelvrål?!

[@bubblesmif]

eller marabou

[@FrozenKing142]

Its nice to see some products that i had 4 year ago in sweden.Spent 2 months there and boy o boy.Best chip i ever ate there where the estrela one whit onion flavor.

[@boysthatslay]

Sweden is best. Sverige är bäst🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪

[@olejesper69]

Eemeli Paavola Men Norge er best

[@JohannaJohnsson97]

Geisha and TuttiFrutti is defiantly my fav snacks! So yummy !

[@mariannemaenpaa5633]

Suomalaiset OH NO! Fazer's sweets are from Finland for example the Tutti Frutti, Dumle, Geisha and Marianne..!!! You had those Marianne and other Fazer ones already in the Finnish candy tasting... Yes you can buy those from Sweden, but they are FINNISH... perkele. I don't need to be mean, but I think you should do some research before advertising something as Norwegian or Swedish when they actually are from Finland. (goes the other way around too) ;( come on, we are so small country already, don't bring down our only fame! D:

[@chaichanaa]

Woo!! Sweden represent! Glad to see something from my home.

[@mrbarrylewis]

all good :-)

[@Linzepop]

Where's the marabou? :(

[@mrbarrylewis]

I don't know :-/

[@InEx945]

Linzepop haha i was wondering too. Kinda the first thing i buy when i'm in Sweden. :-)

[@Ladele209]

Just so You know, Fazer is a finnish company,but it is very popular in all nordic and baltic countries :)

[@elinhlb]

Jag ääälskaaar Ahlgrensbilar! Fast kexchoklad är också rätt schysst haha ;) I looveee Ahlgrensbilar! But kexchoklad is also pretty good haha ;)

[@mrbarrylewis]

I tried to google translate the Swedish and it says " I ääälskaaar Ahlgren Cars! Solid chocolate bars are also entitled Cool haha;) "

[@elinhlb]

Haha, you can't trust google-translate ;)

[@thomasholmegaard6431]

carletti is actually a danish company not finnish/swedish and so was malaco until 1988 when it was sold to kraft food and it later ended up with leaf a finnish company.

[@camaflashami2918]

Gilla om du är svensk

[@ThomasVanhala]

No Marabou, that primer Swedish milk chocolate. But almost all this was Swedish candy except Fazer that was founded by Karl Fazer in Finland. The other companies was founded in Sweden but Malaco was founded by a danish company (Lagerman) and Marabou that was not in this video was founded as a affiliated company to the Norwegian company Freia

[@Eskildnordby5518]

Øm er dansk men elsker Sverige så ved en del om landet så jeg forstår ik hvorfor han ik smager marabou

[@lukastndering3892]

Det gør jeg heller ikke

[@masterlind87]

inte jag heller

[@manypathammavong]

"Try not to get any wig in your head it really does affect the taste and texture" lol Love watching your videos

[@Rickster621]

You have ADHD?

[@imadithegamer6293]

Does it really look like he have ADHD?

[@jesperjasonofficial7653]

Identitetsstörnings Mannen lol

[@en.nattuggla]

Rickard Larsson do you have adhd*

[@olvi3598]

+Rickard Larsson He's a virgin

[@ek1498]

Norway,Finland and Denmark is very near Sweden that's why we talk kinda alike and have the same candy! Some brands you had was Swedish and some not! But they are still selling in Sweden so it's pretty much candy from Sweden even tho the inviters maybe are from Finland etc. :)

[@sojokafecalu1478]

Jag är svensk

[@agnesahlgren1202]

Coolt...

[@hiba1603]

Hejsan

[@aaaaaaaaaaaa1644]

SVENNE

[@koolgoose]

En svensk i hans vanliga miljö!! Ta era bilder innan han springer iväg!

[@Minnigirl1]

Whoever got him to eat Tyrkisk Pepper, my hat comes of for you, that was brilliant

[@moaalvarsson1690]

I love how you're proununcing (sorry if i spelled it wrong) "bananer" xD

[@kloggmonkey]

i love your enthusiasm for eating everyday sweets. :)

[@kalekain3521]

OMG People the point is not that these sweets themselves originated in Sweden. It's that they were purchased IN Sweden because they are popular there.

[@dorki2me]

"Skum" can either mean "foam", or "weird". But yeah, "Skum bananer" are "Foam bananas" "Sveriges mest köpta bil" actually translates to "Sweden's most bought car" And Geisha is my favourite as well (^o^) Glad that one was your R Kelly moment ;)

[@frederikchemi12]

'Skum bananer' is also in Denmark, and the text on the bag is written in danish

[@FullMetalMullet]

Those Fazer candies are actually from Finland. Even though they might be sold in Sweden.

[@venlakii]

Fazer is a Finnish brand and 'the rockstar' Karl Fazer is the originator of the company :D So, all of the candy you just had were not Swedish, even though they sell Fazer products in Sweden, too. Fazer is no doubt the most popular candy brand in Finland. (Just for you to know:) ) That candy called Dumle seemed familiar, because you tasted it in the video you tested Finnish products. That bar you tested in this video is a lot newer than those original little ones you tested in the Finnish video :)

[@djcmike]

Salmiak, got to love the stuff! Well I do. It is an acquired taste. Oh and pure salmiak is good to clean drains with!

[@jonolelaugerud8084]

Haha the tyrkisk pepper you can get it in norway as Will and is preatty simular to hockey pulver as you tried in the norwegian pagage. (Sorry if I write bad english)

[@st_bibon]

its so funny that many of the things from both norwegian and swedish treat videos are actually danish XD

[@lucie_7498]

so you did bind the hair with proper hairloop on one side and with a hard handy man tool on the other side :) LOL love this creativity!

[@jojiegangan9865]

Swedish really like candies . Ive been here in stockholm for about 2 months and eating some swedish food . And i like most of it and some i dont :) different taste but still good .

[@laurenelizabethdx]

I've had that Plopp chocolate too before. Got to say though, it was a bit of a shock to hear my friend ask if "I'd like to try some of his Plopp". Plot twist! XD

[@loidsemus6783]

Tyrkisk peber tastes soooo good, and it's not even hot... (I'm Swedish) And in Linköping (Where Cloetta's factory are) it's a arena called Cloetta Center xD

[@nameless5413]

Chocolate banana with whipped cream is awesome. maybe there is a video in that? you basically just need whole banana and chocolate of your preference (suggested things to add are ofcourse whipped cream and potentially some crushed nuts on top if you want to make it special)

[@thesteelrodent1796]

Interesting that the Skumbananer is the Danish packaging, but they literally are just chocolate covered "banana"-flavoured marshmallows. The laces are much weaker flavoured and coloured than they were in the 80s, because some of the chemicals got banned, so the liqourice laces (which you apparently didn't get) are the only ones that still look and taste like they're supposed to. Tyrkisk Peber is Danish - it was originally made by Perelli (named after the company founders, Per & Ellen Fjelsten), but a Danish candy company that makes candy meant for Denmark couldn't survive, so Fazer bought the company in 1996. Since Tyrkisk Peber was considered too strong for anyone but Danes, they made them much weaker in order to export them, but since that meant they weren't strong enough for Danes, they had to make multiple variants. So basically what you have there is the weak export version, while the original strength versions are in black bags. They also made chili based ones in red bags, and there have been multi-coloured fruit flavoured ones, that still contain the peppery insides

[@guzberv]

Turkish peber + ice cream = heaven Also a lot of Finnish sweets you had there (everything fazer) but it does make sense because in Finland there are a lot of Swedish sweets too

[@kingwacky184]

for the candy called bilar that you see 14 minutes in, the text on the front Sveriges mest köpta bil means Swedens most bought car, the word bilar means cars in Swedish

[@menovaline]

Tyrkisk peber is one of my favorite candies. I usually eat them one after another until the bag is empty.

[@kasperstenbom]

Fazer is finnish! :3 But Fazer candy sells a little everywhere in Europe, I believe!

[@mrbarrylewis]

good info cheers