American Couple Reacts/Tries: German Snacks, German Chocolate, Beer & MORE! FIRST TIME! Part 2!

American Couple Reacts/Tries: German Snacks, German Chocolate, German Beer & MORE! FIRST TIME! Welcome to Part 2 of our adventures in Deutschland snacks and beer! We love trying new food from other Countries! We have a lot of different German snacks to try here. Germany is definitely home to SO many great tasting snacks, chocolate and foods! In this episode we do something we have NEVER done before in the nearly 3 years of our Channel (Please don't get mad at us, more specifically Natasha). We really do love the German foods we have tried so far. We have SO MUCH German chocolate in this episode as well as German chips/crisps. Which is your favorite? Which do you think will be ours? We had a blast with this episode and pretty sure you'll like it to! Leave us a comment with your favorite German snacks. Thanks to each of YOU for watching! If you enjoy our content, please consider subscribing to our channel, it is the BEST way to support our channel and it's FREE! Also, please click the Like button. Thank you for your support! More Links below:
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[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Welcome to Part 2 of our adventures in Deutschland snacks and beer! We love trying new food from other Countries! We have a lot of different German snacks to try here. Germany is definitely home to SO many great tasting snacks, chocolate and foods! In this episode we do something we have NEVER done before in the nearly 3 years of our Channel (Please don't get mad at us, more specifically Natasha). We really do love the German foods we have tried so far. We have SO MUCH German chocolate in this episode as well as German chips/crisps. Which is your favorite? Which do you think will be ours? We had a blast with this episode and pretty sure you'll like it to! Leave us a comment with your favorite German snacks. Thanks to each of YOU for watching! If you enjoy our content, please consider subscribing to our channel, it is the BEST way to support our channel and it's FREE! Also, please click the Like button. Thank you for your support!

[@Muck006]

27:00 HEALTH WARNING ... there is a Bahlsen factory in Berlin, where you could buy that stuff/all the Bahlsen products at a quarter of the price (in nondescript white bags). It is the "Bruch", the stuff that got "slightly smashed" in the production line. Getting there is a bit hard for a tourist though, so ... come to Berlin at your own risk! One bit of the "city Autobahn" passes that factory and you can SMELL it ... sometimes.

[@marionmurray1289]

I'm a German and I can say you say gut und günstig like a German

[@paulnickelles207]

This is brill miss lots of german sho getting they🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 wafers noppas 😅😅😅 good beer pronunciation double kiss 😅😅😅 crisps oh god heaven enjoy yourselfs

[@nobodx]

those "Crunchy Break"s look like a discount version of Knoppers

[@michiveritas1420]

​@@Muck006Aye, in the UK that was a common thing but not so sure if it is now - being able to buy damaged biscuits/sweets/whatever cheaper in bulk bags (I think one of the Northern comedians goes on about it, Peter Kay maybe??)🤔😉😆

[@fritzmeier1717]

20 years of sobriety? Huge respect to Natasha.

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Thank you! But not until December 1st

[@K__a__M__I]

@@TheNatashaDebbieShow 19-and-some-change-years of sobriety? Huge respect to Natasha.

[@bernettewhitehead8653]

👏👏👏💋💋👏🥳🇬🇧🤣

[@AP-RSI]

@@TheNatashaDebbieShow An friend of mine was (is?) sober for over 30 years and for many years he was actively involved in helping others on a voluntary basis. When he stopped drinking in the 80s, he was really at the bottom. It couldn't get any lower. I always had a lot of respect for him because my father was an alcoholic until he died. Unfortunately, I lost contact with my friend. I therefore also have great respect for you, as I know it well from my family and friends and know what it means.

[@paulvamos7319]

​@@TheNatashaDebbieShow I'm right there with you! This past March 6th I got 20 years clean! 😊 I hope I get to see 30 years! I'm 53 now and not in the best of health! I love how you guys channel is going and I been watching older videos and sharing as much as I can! With love from Oklahoma! 😎💙👍

[@NatsuDatsu]

Fun fact: Germans actually looove their paprika flavoured chips. It might not be everyones favourite, but it is the most predominant flavour here and also considered the "original" type of chips 😄 when I first heard people from other countries mention they've never tried or even heard of those, I was so surprised! Cause here they're just so normal xD

[@karstenbursak8083]

In germany we neither say biscuit nor cookie … we say KEKSE nom nom nom

[@stephanieblum4919]

One Keks and two Kekse 😂

[@Lil4ono4ek]

And Plätzchen 😃

[@cohimo]

Keks as a word was actually invented by Bahlsen, since back in the early nineteen-hundreds we had no word for cookies and stuff. It comes from the english cake. 😊 You should get better products for your tests. Hit and "Gut&Günstig" are really cheap knockoff brands. Compared to the originals they often taste rather bland.

[@FoFoRSmk2]

​@@Lil4ono4ek die gibt's nur an Weihnachten 😂

[@Lil4ono4ek]

@@FoFoRSmk2 bei den Omas gefühlt immer 😝

[@Gr8Buccaneer]

Debbie is confirmed as a basic German now,nic nacs and a beer...CHECK

[@yvonneschonberger197]

Kalter Hund is like a cake, made with Buttercookies layers with melted chocolate and then let it cool down. I love it🥰

[@kilsestoffel3690]

In the 70ties there was no childrens birthday party without "Kalter Hund" (cold dog). To the chocolate is some palm butter added, so the melting point is lowered and you have a "cooling effect" in the mouth. The "adult" version may have also some rum added

[@eyeofthasky]

no not chokolate, its normaly done with couverture --- the chokolade-like cokoa fat that u paint on the outside of cakes its one of those post-war dishes where people tried to make ANYTHING enjoyable with the spare ingredients that they still had lying around. dry cookies and the rest of the big couverture blocks still in the cupboard after the last cake? -- that sure will work, wont it, lets tryyyy~~~ ...and it did 👍

[@tehweh6160]

Translated it‘s cold dog.

[@AnGuS_xD]

@@eyeofthasky thanks for correcting it, was about to say that too :D

[@anashiedler6926]

Actually americans got the peperoni term wrong. The sausage is called peperoni salami, but americans shorten it by cutting of the important part (salami), while the chili-like vegetables are called peperoni. (peppers means eighter bell peppers (which are kinda related), or the spice pepper). Thats why almost all other countries call the tall, thin spicy vegetables peperoni. and the sausage spiced with peperoni (thats where the name comes from, duh) - peperoni salami. (and since peperoni and bell pepers are quite closely related the chips (peperoni & paprika (which is dried and grounded red bell peppers) tasted similar.

[@wendywilson858]

Most people in the UK just say Peperoni.

[@n_other_1604]

Most germans say Berliner to a Pfannkuchen (original Berliner Pfannkuchen), same "mistake" if you want to even call it a mistake.

[@Cologne.1948]

​​​@@n_other_1604Falsch, das was ganz Deutschland (außer Berlin) als Berliner kennt, sind die mit Marmelade gefüllten und Puderzucker bestäubten Teigbälle. Die werden überall in Deutschland (und darüber hinaus, in Portugal heißen die zB Bolas de Berlin) Berliner genannt, außer in Berlin, da nennt man die Pfannkuchen. Pfannkuchen im Rest von Deutschland sind aber das selbe wie Pancakes in Amerika, flache Teigfladen. Also wenn hier jemand was falsch macht, dann sind es die Menschen in Berlin. Der Rest hat Recht.

[@laudbubelichtkind8026]

When christmas time is coming you have to try german christmas sweets!

[@petrihalonen2855]

Respect for soon 20 years of sobriety, i just this monday passed 5 years.

[@seimen4348]

Congratulation!!

[@oneup7534]

👏

[@paulvamos7319]

Congratulations 👍

[@Cologne.1948]

Congratulations, man. That's amazing. You can be proud of yourself 💯

[@naau_2091]

ayeee you're doing great, congratss, that is amazing!

[@karinas4731]

As a german I love these kind of videos. I like that you're honest but still respectful if you don't like something. :) Please keep them coming .

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Thank you!!

[@karinas4731]

There is a package ready for you to pick up from your P.O. Box (at least the package tracking says so). I sent it to you a few days ago. ;)

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

@karinas4731 literally just brought it to the house!! So excited! Thank you

[@karinas4731]

@@TheNatashaDebbieShow Awesome!! :) I just hope everything is still ok, we had quite a heatwave in Germany.

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

@@karinas4731 looks perfect!!@ Cannot thank you enough, honestly!!

[@debbie8674]

Loved this! German snacks are SO GOOD!!! My favorite kind of videos!

[@fritzmeier1717]

Yes, and German snacks make you SO FAT!!! So be careful... 😉

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Facts!! And, too late!

[@peterg.1940]

@@TheNatashaDebbieShow You are not fat! You both are perfect as you are. Thanks for this video. Was lots of fun to watch. BTW: "Schogetten" is an okay chocolate, but there are way better here in germany. 😝

[@patrickhein6986]

About "Kalter Hund": That literally translated to english means "Cold Dog". So now you have a little fun Trivia when around Friends: Everybody knows a Hot Dog but whatabout a Cold Dog? 😂

[@Capt.-Nemo]

14:00 Is the cheaper alternative from Knoppers.

[@Vulcannon]

Knoppers are way better!

[@riker1701D]

I'm a child of the 70s and 80s and this channel is one of the few that makes me feel completely at home. The algorithm has chosen something really good for me! 🇪🇺🇩🇪👋

[@Roberternst72]

26:16 fun fact: „Ohne Gleichen“ means „No Equals“ or „Without compare“, which is supposed to express that there are no other wafer cookies you could compare them with that are anywhere near as good. (iirc an early 1980s claim, in particular for TV commercials, which seems to have been seen as a slick move by the company’s branding and marketing department)

[@martinkasper197]

In the past Schogetten was a cheap brand... That's why they are not as popular as Ritter Sport or Milka...But they improved over the time....

[@timritthanondh9614]

Schogetten were really popular in the early 80ies. Today this brand is considered somehow crappy I think.

[@lukefarrell6769]

Great episode as ever!! A lot of Americans say that European crisps aren't as flavourful as American crisps.... We have much stricter rules of artificial flavourings and added salt.

[@yvi2335]

I live 15 minuten away from Bitburg, were the Bitburger brewery is. Funny to see, that one bottle made it so far 😅

[@deadinside9744]

I live like 10-15 Minutes away from Bitburg too 😂👌🏻

[@yvi2335]

@@deadinside9744 Born in Trier but moved a little bit closer to the Eifel 😀

[@derschalk6017]

Does the "Coyote Ugly" still exist?

[@rosshart9514]

... but then came Debbie!

[@raule7112]

Wenn ihr in der Nähe von Bitburg wohnt, warum schreibt ihr hier englisch 😂 Bin aus Trier....

[@GereonvonHagen]

Natasha, Debbie, you are simply the best. I love you and your videos ❤ Another great video and great reactions from you. I like almost all the things you tried today. What I don't like is Kalter Hund. I used to have it at every children's birthday party I was invited to and it was usually way too sweet. Greetings Gereon

[@dominique2812]

Hi Natascha, We will be coming to the US on this coming Monday and I will be bringing these items with us and sending them to you. I will let you know when to look for them. Love you guys

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Wow, thank you so much!!

[@dominique2812]

Talk about perfect timing 😂

[@melindacousins8148]

Growing up, at Christmas, my dad would be sent a big box of biscuits, gingerbreads and chocolates from Germany. He travelled all over the world with his job and met some lovely people. This package was eagerly anticipated every year. Wonderful memories. RIP dad. ❤

[@ruxxie]

@16:48 a little hack, it works around the world, open the chips upside down, coz all the spices are at the bottom :)

[@alanhilton7336caradventure]

Germany really know how to do snacks and the way Debbie was knocking back that beer I think she was a little tipsy at the end lol.😂

[@danielas9061]

Hello from Germany 🙋🏽‍♀️ i just wanted to say that i love youre Videos 🫶🏽 You are super authentic and simply a great team ♥️ best wishes ♥️

[@vampirelord2506]

You two are so sweet together! I like your videos about Germany cause I know all the things you talk about😊 Greetings from Bavaria, Germany

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Danke! We LOVE Bavaria!!

[@balli7836]

Just a few translations: Kalter Hund = Cold Dog Gut und Günstig = Good and Inexpensive Haselnuss Doppelkekse = Hazelnut Doublecookies

[@schaerfentiefe1967]

Actually chips with paprika flavor ( = bell pepper flavor ) are the most popular chips here in Germany!

[@pyrointeam]

10:10 These originally are called Prinzenrolle (other brand), they need to be dry, because they are supposed to be dipped in/ eaten with milk.

[@markusschenkl7943]

Re: the Pep(p)eroni thing: Pepperoni (the sausage) is actually an American thing. In Germany (or generally all over Europe) it's just "Salami". In Germany we call hot peppers Pepperoni. - Imagine the confusion in American's faces when they order a Pepperoni Pizza over here... 😄

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Pepperoni & Salami are very different here

[@Hey.Joe.]

Why americans calling it pepper for that, what about the black powder like in salt and pepper? That black powder (if ready grounded or fresh from pepper mill) is actually pepper. Yes, I know there is also green pepper. If an american ordering Pepperoni Pizza in Germany, they will get the (green) hot vegetable on it if they don't explicit order Pepperoni-Salami, the reddish hot version of Salamis.

[@Herzschreiber]

@@Hey.Joe. It depends on which German region you're at...... I know places where you can order a peperoni Pizza and they will serve you a Pizza with Peperoni-sausage. (or like you call it Peperoni-Salami).

[@NeverMind439]

@@Herzschreiber Which is why there are also states the serves those pizzas with both, hot peppers AND the pepperoni Salami 🤣

[@Ace-Of-Spades---]

​​​@@NeverMind439 This type of pizza was still called hellish pizza in my youth. 40 years later, people in Germany are used to completely different degrees of spiciness, because we are much more willing to experiment when it comes to food. I don't even want to imagine the horrified face if someone had been presented with my beloved hot Nongshim Shin Ramyun Ramen back then. He would have thought they wanted to kill him... 😂

[@robert-hh2ft]

always love the food tasting videos!!german food seems high quality/

[@FzNd]

Schogetten are indeed very popular. Middle of the range, price wise. I think many people love that they are these little separate nibbles :). Also interesting to note that there are discount versions of many popular snacks. Some of them you tried in this video. In many cases, you have the "original", and then there are "knock offs", usually from discounter's own brands. People then fundamentally disagree on whether there is an actual difference in taste/quality, or if you're really just paying more for the brand name. In my experience, it very much depends :D

[@Cunnize]

im not surprised that the fake knoppers didnt get a high rating. ^^

[@saintklaus5770]

Oh my dear ladies, how nice that you're trying some of our sweets again. As always: well done. We don't have a bag of NicNacs without having to search for at least one nut on the floor. 🤣 If you ever get your hands on them - I really, really like the Snickers Creamy Peanut Butter. This paprika flavor in chips is actually a typical German thing, but every non-German I've met who tried these chips said afterwards that they tasted damn good and that they didn't know why they didn't have them in their home country. Oh, by the way, a pepper is a little different here than it is for you. And pepper also means something different than it does for you. As I've already mentioned, for me the "Ohne Gleichen" are really outstanding! Simply without equal. But I'm a little biased, because the brands "Bahlsen" and "Lorenz" originated in my home town of Hanover. In Germany we call the hits "Keks" - a word coined by the founder of Bahlsen, Hermann Bahlsen. His early advertising slogan (1898) was "What does humanity eat on the go? Leibniz Cakes, of course." In German it rhymes 😇. But since Germans hardly knew any English at the time, they always pronounced it wrong and it no longer rhymed. So he used the word phonetically - Keks. "Kalter Hund" (lit. cold dog) is not just LIKE a mini cake, it is a (mini) cake. It consists of butter biscuits and cocoa cream. Natasha, your pronunciation of "Gut und Günstig" was perfect 👍👏. As far as the best chocolate goes, we have so much choice here of really excellent quality that there isn't really one best for everyone. Personally, I really like the Lindt brand of chocolate - they're Swiss, by the way :-). Love and peace from Hannover, Germany. Klaus

[@gregclark5084]

The German word for chilie pepper is pepperoni , this took me a long time to learn when I first came to Germany. There are a lot of words that sound the same in both English and German but have different meanings. After moving to Germany and eatting German choicolate I find that what most people in Europe say is true and that is that Hersheys chocolate dose leave a bad aftertaste. Alot of the things you tried today were the generic brands of things like "Gut und günstig".

[@Hey.Joe.]

Indeed, the "Gut und günstig" selection, which you can find it in "tegut" Germany is more a cheaper version of brands and sometimes you can also taste the lower quality of it.

[@Herzschreiber]

yes, gut & günstig is the home brand of the Edeka shops.

[@Ace-Of-Spades---]

​@@Hey.Joe.Sometimes you can't taste any difference at all, although ingredients were exchanged. In many cases, the manufacturers are the same, even if they hide behind subcontractors. I have fun from time to time and investigate carefully.

[@InTimeASMR]

I just found your channel, cause I follow Felis channel. And I watched most of your videos today 😅 directly falling in love with your funny and honest personalities 😊 I am living in northern Germany, close to the boarder of Denmark. And I am really amazed that you have a store where you can buy all this. 😮 I am going to buy some typical northern Germany chocolate and stuff and will absolutely send you a little tasting package! 😊 (of course I am going to put the soft cakes inside with different flavours 😅). Looking forward to much more videos from both of you and I am going to write you an E-Mail when I am sending the package on it‘s way 😊 Greetings from Kiel! Jette 🍀

[@MacMov]

Since your video, the Soft Cakes keep popping up in new commercials on German television. You girls started something.

[@Uegger]

I'm from Germany and love your videos! Please keep it up! I have nothing but the utmost respect for 20 years, Natasha! Here too: keep it up!

[@AnNi1492K]

The „a“ in Bahlsen sounds like the „u“ in „fun“. Nice video and Grüße aus Hessen! 😊

[@tubekulose]

No, rather like the "a" in "car" (It's not spelt "Ballsen" after all).

[@AnNi1492K]

@@tubekulose For me it was more about the „a“ in generell (she had pronounced the rest of Bahlsen well, including the lenght of the „a“), but yes together with the „h“ it‘s more like „car“.

[@tubekulose]

@@AnNi1492K Yes, I got that. 🙂👍

[@AnNi1492K]

@@tubekulose 😊

[@ayounbailey586]

"Kalter Hund" is a popular German dessert made primarily from biscuits and chocolate. It's a no-bake cake that sets in the refrigerator. The recipe for Kalter Hund originated in the 1920s in Germany. It became especially popular during the post-war period when ingredients were scarce, and simple, no-bake desserts were preferred.

[@Shain_day]

Kalter Hund literally translates to cold dog. It's a non-bake cake made with buttery cookie/ shortbread and chocolate or cocoa cream that is refrigerated. My dad made those all the time when I was a child. Please do yourself a favor and refrigerate it! It becomes so much better!

[@laurau7746]

Im going with Natasha with the Schogetten 😊

[@na2718]

That was a great selection of products. Corny comes in a lot of different flavors, Natasha might like the "Erdnuss süß und salzig" (Peanut sweet and salty).

[@xenogenesis9635]

I know Natasha doesn't drink, but I feel like spending a night out at a club with you two would be a fantastic time. Love you two.

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

@@xenogenesis9635 you are correct on both things. Come visit! And thank you

[@xenogenesis9635]

@@TheNatashaDebbieShow Well, whenever I get to go the states again I might have to drag you two along then 😂

[@dershihaya2263]

in my opinion the best cho late is from pure taste is something from the Brand "Lindt", enjoying your videos, ❤

[@jonathanthomsen3111]

Yeah that is some of the best chocolate from Switzerland 🇨🇭 my friend 😊😊😊

[@HavannaSkye]

Ohh Natasha I just noticed the small tattoo honering your grandparents

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Yes! Thank you!

[@robert-hh2ft]

i might have to skip the beer part as ive just started my recovery....but no worries.

[@debbie8674]

You got this 👍🏻 😊

[@helloweener2007]

We use the word Biskuit but this is sponge cake. The we have Zwieback which is a very hard and dry twice baked bread. We use the word Cookies now but only for the American style of cookies. For other sorts of "cookies" we use the words Keks and Plätzchen. Kekse are in general more plain and dryer than Plätzchen.

[@christinlaak9486]

Hey, so Bitburger is one of the most popular Beers in Germany. The Nic Nacs are also very popular. I like the normal NicNacs better than the Double Crunch. Never heard of the HitCookies before. Corny is also one of the Most Popular CerealBars in Germany. The BananaOnes are the best i think. The Crunchy Break are the inexpensive alternative to the Hanuta but they are as good as the Original i think. But Hanuta is more poular then this. Chipsfrisch is a very popular Brand to. I think the Paprika Ones are more eaten, then the Peperoni because most like PaprikaChips. As far as i know. Cant see the Brand of the ChocOle Sticks but i think it is DeBeukelear? Whatever, these Sticks are fine for Party-Fingerfood. Thats why you can open them like this and just put it on the Table. Fritt is also very very popular. There are many Flavours and all of them are great. Schogetten are not the most popular Chocolate but it is on Top of the List. Think Milka is the Number One. Chips from Lorenz are very popular too. I Like FunnyFrisch more. Bahlsen - best Cookies of the World for me. They are doing many different kinds of Cookies. Think if you test it all you need Days eat them. Kalter Hund normally is a big Cake here in Germany. Someone thaught why dont put it in Bars. So there it is. Never eat them but cant be bad i suppose. Also never eat the Gut und Günstig Cookies. Gut und Günstig is like a Low Budget Brand. I think you can buy ANYTHING from Gut und Günstig. Not just Food. Dont know anything that you cant buy from Gut und Günstig. The Name means Good and Cheap i think. Schogetten again, there are soooo many different Flavours. Think i like the normal Edel-Alpenvollmilch flavour most. Dont know if you have things like Salzstangen in Amerika. These are popular too. Also the MilkyWay, KitKat and Bounty Bary (cant imagine that they dont exist in america, these are most popular). Dont know if you tried Lakritze. They are very popular in Germany to BUT (!) you either hate it or you love it. There is nothing in between. Lakritze is a 1 or a 10 for the people. I think it is a 0 but you have to try i guess. Sorry for some Translation Mistakes. I tried my best^^ Greetings from Germany

[@newnobee]

You definitly got to come over to germany, not only to see and experience all the architecture, castles and landscape, but to TASTE all the german food FRESHly made, cooked, grilled, baked just for you! That'll be a completely different experience, which will "blow you away"! You're soooo WELCOME, but be aware: you won't be the first ones, who got addicted and just a short time after became a german-resident! 😉😘

[@ruxxie]

@10:28, never saw "Hit" here.. the most popular is Prinzen Rolle , same style, maybe same taste but way bigger/longer packeging

[@RolandDeschain19]

I am a junkie for nicnacs!!! Seriously, they are awesome. They are quite popular and there is even a company that created a device to eat these without getting too much of the spices on your hands, called Snagger.

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

That bag didn't last an hour!! Definitely buying more!

[@RolandDeschain19]

@@TheNatashaDebbieShow i often buy 3-5 bags that are gone within three days. My to go snack when watching Netflix.

[@Landra372]

I have a special gadget to eat These nic nacs without dirty hands. It Valley snagger.

[@Aereton]

As a young teen, I got my hands on a carton full of these for free (cuz of the expiry date). Was the best autumn I remember, eating these for days while reading lord of the rings to learn english

[@Ein_Westfale_im_Rheinland]

Yes, Bitburger is a popular german beer. (Top 3) Gut und Günstig is a privat label (from Edeka a big Supermarket in Germany) a cheaper copy but ok The "original" hazelnut thing is called Knoppers is even better i.m.o Very good Show Natasha and Debbie Grüße aus dem Rheinland Johannes

[@cailean1666]

Debbie take Natasha to Aldi or Lidl they have lots of German food in store in Scotland probably the same in the USA

[@Marcus-zb7ov]

U r too cute 😂😂 love tasting videos… there loooooots more 🎉 from Germany

[@IchSaluki74]

When - 30 years ago - i was asked "What flavour are those chips/crisps?" i was soo confused. We only had Paprika flavoured chips. Other snacks with different flavours, but those came in differend shapes. So i answered: "Chip-Flovour!". and those double Kekse - are for small children. Used to have them in Pre-Kindergarden. A bunch of 2-year olds with a chocolate milk and a giant Keks each. sitting and chatting at break time. I find them too sweet and to dusty now, but them!!

[@petraschmid1986]

+ we call the HIT things "Kekse".. Doppelkeks means "Double cookie" + haha, so funny how natasha keeps "shoveling" stuff in her mouth if she likes it :D + "Kalter Hund" means "Cold dog" :D never saw that.. it looks delicious + "gut und günstig" means like "good and cheap" and YES the Haselnuss Doppelkekse do taste delicious with milk :D Thank you 2 Ladies for a really funny video :)

[@m.z.2466]

in germany, all the supermarkets and discounter chains sell famous food items from other companies under their own store brands. Basically, "Gut und Günstig'" is EDEKA's store brad and those wafers you ate were the knock off versions of Knoppers. They come from the same factory too so they taste similar to the original, but come way cheaper

[@kristinapettersson1948]

It's always fun to see your reactions to other countries' snacks. German food/snack is really good. especially the chocolate😋 Great video

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Thank you! 😃

[@kathrynmcintosh2726]

Good afternoon from Perth Western Australia 🌏🦘.

[@Jojo_F]

Normally Kalter Hund is a cake, but so it's a nice snack format. 🙂 Schogetten I have also often here and also in the fridge. 😅

[@scottevil4531]

To the question about buiscuit or cookie, there is actually a really funny story about anglisism in Germany. The word we use is "Keks". But its origin is a Bahlsen addvertiment from the early 20th century were they market their cookies with the english word Cakes. Before then the words used was either Plätzchen (more for chistmas cookies) or Hartgebäck (hard baked goods), the way shorter word Cakes stuck around and was then germanised into the word Keks. So from an english perspective we call out cookies cakes.

[@MuckMusic840]

I loved that you started with the beer ... 😂😂😂😂. No snacks first ... beer first! Bavaria supports that 😂😂😂

[@martinkasper197]

Some of the Griesson soft cakes are only limited edition..🤓

[@martinjahnert1527]

All the things are really popular in Germany, the beer is one of the famous ones. We don't call them cookies or biskuits, in Germany thats all a Keks. The Cake thing you had is kalter Hund, cold dog in english. It is from eastern Germany and should be a cheep version of a choclade Cake, kids loved it when the Grandma make them. Shogetten is actually not that popular here in Germany, the last years the company startet to make the fançy flavous and get more popular, but Milka, Lindt and Ritter Sport are just the really popular brands.

[@m.h.6470]

Kalter Hund is definitely NOT from eastern Germany. It is well known throughout Germany and even Switzerland. And several Scandinavian countries (Norway, Denmark) as well as Mediterranean countries (Italy, Greece) have very similar cakes. So it is very likely, that the original source of the cake predates modern Germany.

[@andreaadil4118]

Kalter Hund gab es auch im Westen. Hab mich Anfang der 80er mal übel dran überfressen. (In Nordniedersachsen)

[@m.h.6470]

@@andreaadil4118 Ja, die ersten Rezepte gab es von Bahlsen um 1920... also Jahrzehnte, bevor es "Westen" und "Osten" gab!

[@Kristina_S-O]

I live near a production facility of Lorenz, where all those little chips come from. They have a factory shop, where you can buy all kinds, some of which are produced for Asian or Arabian countries only. Lorenz is also connected to Bahlsen, which is one of the top cookie- and chocolate brands in Germany, and they sell their stuff, too. I am tempted to make a shopping trip for you guys.😅

[@AnniJ15]

Anything from "Gut und Günstig" is one of the cheaper brands here in germany. It's the brand of the supermarkets called "Edeka" and "Marktkauf". It's very nice that you're choosing stuff by your own because that's different compared to other youtubers and makes it more real 😊. And I think you did a great choice with the snacks. Ritter Sport, Milka and Lindt are more popular than Schogetten but they are all really good. Paprika flavour is the standard flavor for chips in germany. Greetings from Essen 🥰

[@realLaserjack]

Normally, many Americans who were stationed at Bitburg Air Base or Spangdalem Airbase, so half the USAF knows it, should know Bitburger Beer. One of the best German beers.

[@TheEuronaut]

if you want to try my 2 favourite beers: try "Radeberger Pilsner" ( a very good Pilsner style beer) and "Köstritzer Schwarzbier" (a black beer, as the name suggest. It's really black, not just dark brown). I don't know it you can get it over there, but you can look and try. :)

[@dianeknight4839]

Debbie be careful with the beer, German beer goes down easily and is potent. The Balsen stuff we can get very easily in the UK.

[@duit111]

11:00 I enjoy having these cookies with coffee. I like to dip them into a cup.

[@pyrointeam]

Pepperoni only in the U.S. is a kind of sausage. In the EU Pepperoni are small peppers (U.S. term), while "pepper" means pepper corns in the EU (like black, green, white pepper). What you call Bell-Pepper we call Paprika in Germany.

[@MsVillo84]

There is no way to see taste test video without eating snacks in the same time. 😂

[@Schon1Kevin]

Soft Cake is nothing else but Jaffa Cake which originates in great britain. So next time you might should check the british section of said international supermakret :P it might be a little life hack for your cravings :D its way more popular in GB than it is in germany actually so i cant imagine you wont find it there. All of the things you bought are very popular in germany. things like the "Hit" or the layered waffles are off-brands to the very popular "Prinzenrolle" and "Knoppers". about the "cookies" or "biscuits": we use both in germany because cookies and biscuits arent the same. its actually different types of dough.

[@eimchen5408]

yes, your "Takis Fuego" chips are really good...but they burn my ass off every time XD LG Marcel ^_^

[@Frostnase]

You two are always so cute together! The big chocolate brands in germany are "Ritter Sport" and "Alpia" i would say. And even if they are from switzerland, but you can buy "Milka" and "Lindt" nearly everywhere. Btw. the peanut-caramel from Milka is really good. 😄

[@RolandDeschain19]

Greetings from (and I know you'll get a chuckle over that one with all the innuendo) Titz, Germany . 😉

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

😆😆

[@M-ly9pf]

The ,,Hit'' cookies must be in the fridge😊 Bevore eating, but everyone has a different taste❤ Best wishes from Germany

[@danielstratmann3310]

If you see Milka Nussini somewhere, go and grab it ;) Also almost everything of "Kinder" is great... Maxi King, Choco fresh, Milchschnitte, Pingui, Bueno, Joy, Kinder Überraschung is illegal in the USA, cause its not allowed to put non food inside of food, there is a plastic egg with a toy inside, thats the reason why "Kinder joy" was born. I almost forgot about the best... Kinder Schoko Bons...

[@NeverMind439]

You had that "aura" from the first time i saw your videos that Natasha would refuse any kind of Alcohol. Somehow reminds me of my Uncle in that part. He had a LONG sobriety streak (Because of something that happened he broke it and started a few months ago from 0 again), even refusing the Chocolate with Alcohol we have here so he was very strict with that. So huge respect also from me. Keep on going like that and never let yourself fall into the same dark pit 🙂 And those Nic Nacs... i want those so bad right now. Everytime i see those anywhere, i think to myself: Yeah, now i want those 🤣 Btw. they also exsists as "BBQ Nic Nac" and "Spicey Nic Nac"... i think it were those Spicey ones that my father said the burn 2 times... the first when you eat them, the second time... Well, you know. Like you explained with the Chips 🤣

[@NeverMind439]

Oh, and "gut & Günstig" is the own brand of the supermarket "Edeka" in Germany 😀 You even nearly Nailed it, but you don't have the "Ü" in America so it is hard to adapt that letter into a word, mostly/often going back to the "U" 😀

[@Patrick_RBX]

used to love those fritt fruity rollups as a kid Kalter Hund is also a popular childhood snack here

[@riker1701D]

Kalter Hund, also known as Kalte Hundeschnautze, is actually a cake that was very popular in West Germany in the 1970s and 1980s, especially at children's birthday parties. I can't remember a children's birthday party where there wasn't a Kalte Hundeschnautze. Kalter Hund = cold dog, Kalte Hundeschnautze = cold dog snout. Softcake is not a German specialty in that sense, the original is called Jaffa Cake and is a specialty of our British friends. 🇪🇺🇩🇪🇺🇸🇬🇧👋

[@BooM426]

Nick nacks are my favorite Snack, and just Like you experienced it goes good with beer 😂 it’s also very popular here

[@hakuna..matata]

Soft Cake KIRSCHE (cherry) is SO good, that's my favorite! 😋

[@Cees_artwork]

You should try brezelsticks like Salzstangen/Salzletten with nutella…. Thats such s great combo. Greatings from germany

[@Jay6290]

Hey Natasha and Debbie:) Im from Germany you need to make more german Snack videos. Maybe should send u a package especialy with soft cakes 😅

[@DaveBartlett]

"Kalter Hund" translates to English as 'Cold Dog' - perhaps it's a hot dog variation that's served cold, (though I hope it doesn't have a frankfurter inside it!)

[@DaveBartlett]

"I just put a third one in there when you weren't looking!" ...and a fourth one ....and a fifth one! You forget Natasha, WE WERE looking!

[@DaveBartlett]

"Haselnuss" is German for 'Hazelnut', and "Doppelkekse" is 'double biscuits', so "Hasselnuss Doppelkekse" is probably 'Hazelnut Sandwich Biscuits.' (I'm impressing myself here - 50 years ago, I failed my German GCE examination - amazing how learning by experience is often more effective than learning by instruction!) 😀

[@thorz7304]

Lorenz an Bahlsen is the same company. Bahlsen for sweet things, Lorenz for salty/spicy. I love the NicNacs. The HIT cookies are the cheap version of Prinzen-Rolle. But the expensive version is dry too. Crunch Break is the cheap version of Knoppers. I love Knoppers, don't know Crunch Break. I never liked Kalter Hund (Cold Dog). I only know it really really hard.

[@thebiggestone6365]

Dear lovely ladies, I like your shows and hope, that there are more to come. Greetings from Olli , Black Forrest, Germany👋

[@christiankrop2826]

Thank you for this episode. Had much fun with it! But - as I already wrote you: You really should come to Germany and taste these things - and much more - here. I think you would have so much fun as well ;-)

[@sarahs7766]

I buy paprika crisps here in the U.K. they’re delicious 😋 I’ve actually just done an American snack shop ‘Funyuns and Milk Duds’ and having them delivered to U.K.

[@Muck006]

28:20 Kalter Hund is NOT SUPPOSED to be "soft" ... it is made from BASIC BAHLSEN COOKIES (the rectangular ones with the "round teeth") and then you add a layer of a "chocolate cream" which gets hard (chocolate coating + coconut fat + cream + vanilla flavor). You need a box form and basically build it "from the top" (=the bottom of the box). MAYBE it was TOO WARM and thus the chocolate was "too soft".

[@Herzschreiber]

Yes. And even home made "Kalter Hund" will be kept in the fridge steadily! It's important to eat it cold.

[@GernotRutz]

Bitburger also offers a beer with 0,0% (!) alcohol. Of course this is not really true cause they can´t extract the alcohol completely but it´s less than 0.1%. This is the best beer among several others with 0.0%, I like it!

[@k.s.8064]

😂😂😂😂😂 Absolutely one of my favorites!!!

[@OnASeasideMission]

Llongyfarchiadau Natasha. I used to be a regular drinker, but 'Somebody' (❤) asked me not to. So, I don't. There's so much more to enjoy in life. Like watching The Natasha and Debbie Show.

[@Patrick_RBX]

btw we often have cheaper no name brand products with german text that are found in grocery chains like Edeka, Aldi or Lidl. For example the Edeka Gut&Günstig version "Knoppers"

[@user-mt5so4sc6w]

The UK do a brand called Jaffa Cakes which come in different flavours, very similar to soft cakes!

[@eyeofthasky]

25:33 thats the difference of the brands, Lorenz has always crispier chips that funny-frisch, but both are still the more economical brands -- there are others that cost more but also taste a bit better (but taste is subjective, so)

[@alexsnyder7978]

Congrats on 20 years sobriety!!! Way to go! As a German in Ohio ;-), you can get the Schogetten and the breakfast squares (Knoppers) at Aldis in their tiny sweets section. But they unfortunately don't have the fancy peanut butter ones or brownie ones. They got other German chocolates there as well. My favorite is the bar with the whole almonds in it. Creamiest chocolate! :-) It's always fun to watch your guy's videos! :-)

[@smarteydelux]

May if you like: There are some german brewerys that do their beer in an alcohol-free form (0.0 % alcohol). I like Krombacher 0.0 for example. And theres "beer" which children can drink too, which is kinda sweet and malty (called malzbier) - one famous one is made by karamalz