Trying Swedish Candy for the First Time - This With Them

[@Simon-is2xd]

Gilla om du är Svensk!

[@LouiDali]

jaadå!

[@dundergames1]

@@yesno3031 goodbye

[@dundergames1]

@@yesno3031 lol yes

[@dundergames1]

@Emanuelgamer 1313 så töntigt att tigga likes

[@siggewarlenius1150]

svensk är go

[@palpatine84]

Brits don't like salty? We should send them some Hockey powder.

[@laurawelroos6818]

Sant

[@anbuhyuga8299]

Lmao, fan va länge sen jag smaka på det

[@nikeclaesson8310]

Haha sant

[@emileklof6344]

Ja fan

[@Tronderose]

Hockey powder is my absolute favorite

[@carpetclimber4027]

Swedish candy loves to play with flavours on the tongue. Sweet, sour, chocolate, licorice, melting, chewing or salty. We learn to appreciate the experience as kids. This is a thing in all Nordic countries. We all eat a lot of candy, because it has such huge variety and quality.

[@noobanton4366]

Carpet Climber yes we do

[@poffa2]

Nougat today is not what is use to be.

[@gozz8690]

just a note : the fazer company are not from sweden its finnish.

[@r2dezki]

Geisha! SUOMI FINLAND PERKELE

[@anifox2]

They’ve acquired and created a bunch of Swedish brands throughout the years. Just like Mondelez/Kraft (owner of Marabou) is American but Marabou itself is Swedish.

[@samppi420]

@@sincere845 fazer on suomalainen

[@Livet.enligtlina]

@Anna Karl Fazer is a Finnish brand. If you don’t believe me, I found Karl Fazer personal history written on Fazer’s website. He thought of himself as a Finn, the company was founded in Finland, and is still operating from Finland. So Fazer is Finnish. I’ll put a link here. And also, we Finns are quite proud of Fazer, so we don’t like it when people say it’s Swedish. Sweden produces a lot of good candies and such, but Fazer is ours. Thank you. www.fazergroup.com/this-is-fazer/history--heritage/karl-fazer--portrait/

[@Livet.enligtlina]

@Anna read the link about him, he is Finnish. Born in Finland, lived in Finland all his life, buried in Finland. It doesn’t get much more Finnish than that. That makes him a Finn, no matter where his parenta where born.

[@stensture0724]

70% av alla kommentarer är på svenska... 70% of the comments are in swedish... Gilla om du är svensk!

[@nellydaiilindner1317]

Vi & Wi YT and the 30%?

[@doppio_77]

Jag är Svensk

[@Revyy-q3s]

lol sant

[@kristofferbeckman9073]

Älskar när andra reagerar på svenska saker.

[@sophiebrannstrom1689]

Svensk är jag då men e inte orten

[@lillamini07]

You´re welcome! This was so fun to watch :) And thank you for your sweet comments about my writing

[@lillamini07]

Btw, if you open the bags from the top and not the side they are easy opened 😉

[@karac9473]

What a fun box you put together for them! I am american and am eager to try other chocolate from around the world. I absolutely LOVE chocolate so the thought that there is better kinds out there is exciting! Hope all is well in Sweden ❤

[@ThisWithThem]

Such an amazing box and I think everyone thinks so too by the comments! Oh those truffle chips were incredible. One of the best bags of chips I’ve ever had. It would be dangerous if I could buy them here in the Uk 😂 ah thank you! Ahh no way! Alex loves Mikkeller, he’s been to the one in Barcelona the one in LA and I think one more in Copenhagen maybe?! Oh wow. Wouldn’t have thought to put something savoury on them but will have to try that! Great idea. 😋 sounds delicious with glög. No way! I didn’t realise that ☕️. Haha yeah I think we hold the record for amount of tea drink 🤣 Haha you are very right. Your chocolate definitely is better than the US! 😆 sorry America 🙈 Thank you for the recipe. I’ll definitely have to check that out! Oh wow. I bet with sprinkles they would be amazing 😍😋 I find it so interesting how different our flavours can be in different countries. It really does depends what you are brought up on! I love sour candies so I reckon if I lived in Sweden that I would have grown up loving the salty ones too. No way! Tasted like it had chocolate in! How crazy!! Oh wow really, you just eat it like that! Would never have thought that. Delicious though 😆 I hope you love our boxes to come 🎉🍫 Once again thank you so much for such an awesome box

[@cynthiamaple3225]

lillamini07 omg i love swedish chocolate called Daim! have you tried it?

[@lillamini07]

Kara C Marabou has a huge selection of flavours, for example milk chocolate, whole nuts (hazelnuts), orange, mint, white chocolate, oreos.... You can see all of them here; www.marabou.se/produkter If you find it, try it. I think you would like it 😀

[@Katrinberndt]

Hahah I love this. Lakrisal and Djungelvrål are some of my favorites 😂 Now I know how other countries feel when my boyfriend and I hate their favorites when making these videos.

[@MagpieSkyline]

Haha, just watched Sonny's video about Spanish candy part two, and got recommended this one immediately after, small world ^_^ But a lot of people in other countries really hate our salty licorice, I was quite surprised they didn't love Swedish chocolate though :O

[@juniwahlstrom3994]

Hahahha mina med!

[@Meiiiow]

Well we in Sweden love salty stuff.. Think Most others are wierd that dont like it xp

[@7577hemligt]

Va jag hatar lakrits

[@Sasha1988]

same :P

[@AndersPuschel]

'Nougat' is the name generally used in Sweden for Viennese nougat, which includes nuts, usually hazelnuts, and cocoa.

[@Ca11mero]

Annas pepparkakor is usually paired with either milk, julmust or coffee. The ballerina is almost always paired with a cup of coffee :) A lof of people got fond memories of S-märken because they were (maybe still are) sold at indoor and outdoor public swimming pool kiosks. So most kids have eaten those since they were kids. By the way, Lakrisal is heaven! ;) so damn tasty... but I guess it's a scandinavian thing

[@HeadGodoftheGodCouncil]

They are best with tea actually. But works well with either ones you mentioned. Except Julmust, because I don't drink kolsyrade drinks.

[@jarihellsten1351]

I eat my gingerbread cookies with blue cheese on. Amazing taste

[@binkao2938]

I think the most common pairing for Anna's ginger thins is glögg other than julmust.

[@mogicool2588]

Ca11mero ja brukar doppa dom i juice

[@Frajmando]

GLÖGG

[@Therran91]

I've lived in Sweden since I was born 28 years ago, NEVER in my life seen that fish candy, only the regular "Swedish fish" candy xD

[@zupiza4456]

Va huuur????

[@zupiza4456]

Dom är sååå jävla goda

[@martinfranzen9151]

Jag är också 28 och har aldrig heller sett dom 😅

[@juliaclaesson08]

Therese J Norman same

[@vinet8315]

Therese J Norman samma

[@TheCamillasss]

I'm from Sweden and I like Lakrisal Djungelvrål and the Pink hard candy.

[@ThisWithThem]

Wow haha! You must have grown up with them!

[@TheCamillasss]

Yes I have there a more candy and biscuits I want you go try. How can I sens it to you?

[@Flappacow]

Man måste vara sjuk i huvudet för att gilla det

[@TheCamillasss]

@@Flappacow kanske det kanske

[@strongbear88]

I do also LOVE Lakrisal and Djungelvrål but the best one is Turkiskpeppar(turkishpepper)

[@Dewnis]

Swedes love salty, also, absolutely love Lakrisal, could eat a ton of them in one sitting.

[@matilda9096]

Yes haha

[@helloelis9128]

HUR VÅGAR DU NÄMNA ORDET LAKRIS?!?!?! 🤮🤢🤢🤢🤮🤢🤮🤢

[@carolinegson6095]

Ja det är jätte äckligt

[@vidarg1]

Dom är jätte goda

[@vidarg1]

Bara riktiga svenskar tycker om lakrits

[@herrfriberger5]

Scandinavian *_nougat_* is similar to what you would call _viennese nougat,_ basically finely ground hazel nuts or almonds mixed with oil and sugar. This gives a mellow consistency. The nut content is around 33% (while typical nutella type products has 2-3% nuts). It _may_ contain some cocoa or cocoa butter as well. The white and chewy kind of nougat is called *_fransk nougat_* (french nougat).

[@miral4583]

Gilla om ni är från Sverige😂🇸🇪

[@kimjongun6960]

Suomi perkele!

[@hotkiwigaming6247]

Hej

[@OscRos03]

Likebaiting is real

[@minfotsagerhejhej2301]

OMG, mitt namn börjar oxå på Mi...

[@TheOwlOfTheNorth]

omg!!!! finns det två st Mira !! :O trodde alla hade sitt unika namn! :O

[@MiotaLee]

Kate: I don't think anyone could eat a whole bar... *looks into camera* could they? ME: *looks down at my lap. ashamed.* they're a 10/10 for me

[@orisus]

Same

[@bellaingvarsson7673]

Jag är också svensk😊

[@huggyxd4089]

@@bellaingvarsson7673samma här

[@somename8831]

13:37 It's always funny to see the "tear of a corner way of opening" is totally unknown to most candy testers. Even when it pointed out the opening she managed to screw it up.

[@ilmj93]

I have family in Sweden and I live in Denmark. In my family, we eat pepperkaker with blue cheese. Don't knock it until you've tried it, it's absolutely amazing. But you can most definitely do tea or coffee with it. It's mostly eaten during Christmas! And it's funny how you two hate liqourice. In Denmark and Sweden we eat a lot of it and it's my favorite type of candy - especially the salty ones!

[@youlia95]

"Lakrisal" is so good!!!! i dont know what it is with youtubers outside the scandinavian countries, but non of you enjoy real kick you in the nuts licorice. its the best.

[@overheardbythenerd2636]

julia skarvøy Might just be because licorice is the spawn of the devil ☝️🧐

[@jayamilapersson4030]

Jag tycker inte om lakrits heller men det gör inget då får de som gillar lakrits min lakrits.

[@andreaskuusisto5768]

Nothing pleasant about being kicked in the nuts, that much I can assure you. Oh, and just to clarify, I understand the reference although for us men it's more than just an expression, it's excrutiating pain.

[@Elise-mx1gz]

I love lakrisal

[@notsureiL]

Aldrig klarat av lakris. Gissar att det är som brittiska marmite eller våran Svennes/Kalles kaviar acquired taste

[@rawandouni1234]

Det käns så konstigt att de tycker att det är hela världen medan vi i Sverige har det som fika varje dag😂😂😂

[@elinegangster7097]

Rawand Ouni 123 😂😂

[@Thor-cv6lu]

True

[@Thor-cv6lu]

Jag är från Sverige

[@henrikolsson19]

Haha så sant🤯

[@ravioligamer8171]

Håller med

[@swaajp]

i really enjoy both the lakrisal and the djungelvrål. when i eat the djungelvrål i usually put four in at the same time. absolutely marvelous.

[@CuntryGirlMedusa]

I don't find djungelvrål in the states but I love them SO much.

[@ObsceneVegetableMatter]

You absolute madlad 😋

[@nessan029]

I am kind of dissapointed that there were only one big marabou bar, that was not really the best flavour, if you ask me, they have that oreo flavour that you wished existed, it is a chocolate bar, like the one you tried, but with bits of the cookie in it, it's GREAT, you would probably LOVE it. Do we have any swedes here that knows what I am talking about?

[@aspapiroki6215]

Its good but milkas oreo bar is much better

[@Alexanderfem]

Marabou crisp is the best

[@Alexanderfem]

Im swedish i like it but inlove crisp

[@idunrudemo]

Nessan 02 håller helt med, kommenterade just samma sak

[@kimbohlin4383]

Mint is the best one if you ask me. Gotta love mint!

[@teambigsuperman]

Nån svensk i som bläddrar igenom kommentarerna ? Hahah

[@Rymligdelfin]

Lolol

[@theodorJangard]

AA lol

[@joareh01]

Aa hahaahahahaahah

[@emiliasylven]

Ja

[@amandahandlin1405]

We have cheese Doodles here in the US crunchy ones like what you have and puffy ones they're made by a company called wise that are made right here in Pennsylvania I actually like the taste of them better than Cheetos

[@Lea-pe6iw]

I chew the lakrisals, theyre so good imo. like, just stuff my mouth with them and chew them. AND YES DJUNGELVRÅL THEYRE SO GOOD I LOVE THEM

[@flueberly]

Lol same i put like 5 of them in my mouth at the same time, and then swish them around after i crush them. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[@blahblahblah5859]

OMG I LOVE THEM

[@snill891msp8]

same here xd

[@laurawelroos6818]

Same

[@AndreasVictorsson]

Djungelvrål rips out the fillings in your teeth though :)

[@ellaostrand3754]

Lakrisal is actually one of my favorite types of candy (I’m swedish). However, us Swedes grow up with a lot more salt in our food and candy than a lot of other countries and we kind of get used to it

[@Tildeisobel]

Hatar salt lakrits tho

[@LuWho21]

This is the comment answer to what I was wondering. Makes sense as to why you’d like the salty and sours.

[@skz_staa]

Jag hatar lakrits, men jag älskar annat surt och sött godis

[@Belnick6666]

try eat it when you wake up, before the first toilet visit of the morning :P or maybe it is just me, but eating that before stomach is "awake" really set stuff in motion :P

[@Belnick6666]

@@skz_staa vi har inte salt på godis i sverige, vi har det på egg i mat lagning etc

[@thildar1982]

Någon mer än jag som ALDRIG hört eller sett det där jäkla fisk godiset??

[@fannyhaeff]

Säljs på fett få ställen...men har sätt dom. Knappast klassiska.

[@timmiesvedberg7990]

Såg dem ofta när jag var lite yngre (för sisådär tio år sedan) nere i östra Skåne där jag växte upp, känns som en nästan helt utdöd typ av godis nu för tiden dock. Finns framförallt i dedikerade lösgodisbutiker här i Göteborg där jag nu bor.

[@joareh01]

Har aldrig sett fiskgodiset heller

[@ottilialevin3172]

Jag har bara ätit dedär fiskgodiset fast med laktritssmak

[@lufluf7675]

Finns i lösgodiset

[@amandasuu1863]

Coffee or Glögg (mulled wine). Try cheese (prefer green mold cheese) and put it on top of the ginger biscuit! HEAVEN 😍

[@jovanmitrovic5738]

Barf

[@amandasuu1863]

minigunnifer s I know it sounds awfull but its really good😂

[@simonkaktus8316]

Ja(yes)

[@PommacX]

Ädelost bless 🙏🏼

[@MiotaLee]

Stoooop! I just want to binge big time!

[@Nicole-yd5yo]

I'm swedish, and even though I at the moment don't eat candy I love everything you loved - and the 'laktrisal' that you asked about? I genuinely love them! (edit: same goes for the djungelvrål, I can eat a bag of them in no time.)

[@jonathanthomsen6440]

Nicole The Djungelvrål from Malaco is actually not from Sweden 🇸🇪, but The Djungelvrål from Malaco is actually and original from The Capital of Denmark 🇩🇰, Copenhagen, Denmark 🇩🇰 my friend 🙂😎✌️

[@hypersalty]

I personaly like marabou and plopp, and I can't see how anyone would like black liquorice in anyway possible

[@sagasandberg2145]

Det är så roligt att se dom uttala namnen🤣

[@percarlzon7035]

In Sweden (at least in my group of friends and family) we eat “Anna’s gingerbread” with Blue chees

[@totoroman7860]

Same here bro

[@BlondBarbie1000]

In my family we eat Anna's gingerbread with butter on top.

[@kurtsoderberg]

Fy fan....bara på kex är accepterbart!

[@percarlzon7035]

Kurt.... Vilken tur att den ende som bryr sig om vad du finner acceptabelt är du....... För vi andra sliter fullständigt i det.

[@mi3797]

Måste testa det nångång!

[@zaidaelli]

we drink them with Glögg! It's a Christmas thing

[@tapani4565]

You mean eat? If you mean pepparkakorna? And Julmust works aswell at Christmas.

[@kurtcobain7095]

Ååå älskar glögg!

[@tildabackhans4970]

Drink it with another drink??? But they didnt drink anything in this video?🤨🧐 ...did you mean eat...?

[@LouiseJohansson]

Eat them whit milk is also really good.

[@unclebuckcannon3620]

Yes glögg is väldigt bra

[@ChosenpaiMama]

Yeeees Lakrisal and djungelvrål, everything salty licorice is amaziiiiing ❤️ 🇸🇪

[@xXBicepsXx]

Sara Krook i know they are soo good 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪

[@Paradisskolan]

Eww sara krook

[@loris-bismar]

My favorite candy is salty licorice. But my favorite candy of all time is turkisk peppar but thats from Finland so i cant count it as my favorite swedish candy

[@Tildeisobel]

Nej nej nej bars söt lakrits

[@bobbybobster3576]

They dont even taste strong

[@johanolausson8263]

The salty candy from sweden are so good. I really enjoy Lakrisal and Djungelvrål. In my opinion the most swedish thing to buy is Lösviktsgodis. Its more of how you are buying the candy. You can choose alot of different kinds of candy. On some places it can be hundreds of different kinds you can choose from. You get a little candybag and you can fill it with all the different candy that you like. You pay by weight. Alot of these candys you can by buy weight on this way.

[@christianevald]

That's called pick-n-mix in english speaking countries. So they do have the concept in USA/Commonwealth countries as well. But not at the same scale as we do here in Sweden.

[@noaholmgren3442]

When swedish candy says its sour or salty its realy sour or salty. We love it here even kids.

[@idadanieluk]

Hahaha lakrisal and djungelvrål is the best candy EVER!! How can you not appreciate them? 🤷🏼‍♀️😱

[@dubstepforever99]

Americans dont like salty licorice.. must be something in their DNA or something.. licorice is super popular in norway.

[@shallowlord]

Agree..

[@sofiesweden]

Yes! You eat them until your gum is all sore! But I think as a child you have to learn how to appreciate it, and you challenge each other to eat saltier and saltier sweets. Like hockeypulver, like just salmiak powder in a box...

[@Link122]

About 80% don't like it

[@loulouswan9791]

I cant stand any other candy, it has to be salty licorice

[@Knazy]

It's always so funny yet surprising that americans or british people do not enjoy our salty candy. I've had them for so long I keep searching for even more saltier candies. Although I'm glad to see you guys enjoy our chips/crisps and cookies atleast. And you guys keep opening the "easy open bags" on the side rather on the top which they're meant to be opened xD

[@siri7005]

It's not really that surprising given how much salt we Swedes put on things compared to most other countries. We just get desensitised to the taste whereas that amount of salt is just complete overload to those not used to it.

[@dbfa]

Lost it at 13:30

[@handle_unknown]

Gilla om du är svensk och tittar 2019

[@siggeez335]

Jag kollar 1908

[@almabraun7086]

@@siggeez335 haha😂😂

[@avve143]

Kollar 2019, snart 2020👍

[@babybosen9805]

Jag kollar också

[@kagree572]

Hej

[@MichaalHell]

I’m a kryptoniter addict. The best part is when the salty powder starts leaking out.. LOVE IT! Although the sour part can really mess up your mouth if you eat to much

[@deniseblackeithel2741]

That's so true about eating a bit too many, the mouth.. I eat them for the salty part so. (And the spit the rest out 🙄) Älskar't!

[@CuntryGirlMedusa]

I've been dying to try these...of course I've never seen them in Ohio. And I LOVE djungelvrål!!! I can't get enough and I'm sad when my bag starts to be empty. :(

[@Jagad88]

@@deniseblackeithel2741 Det är något fel på dig, Man kan ju inte bara ha godisarna i munnen och spotta ut sen....

[@heckincat1406]

You mean the red supersour things? Yeah i tried thwm once and wanted to try more, but i left it at that and now they're sold out where i live :(

[@teomaykiie]

In Sweden the most common is to have gingerbreads att christmastimes together with "Glögg" which is a hot berry brewerage basically together with raisins and almonds. Outside of Christmas Eve usually just have it with milk :/

[@teomaykiie]

@@emilia8620 I did not know that, i spoke from my own knowing and what we eat gingerbreads with here, cant know everything :) my friends hubby is from England and he didnt know what it was tasting like/reminded of :/ but i assume its not just a Christmas thing there then.

[@zelda_lb]

Karin Alke Nilsson i Eat it with julmust cx

[@annieisnotpostinganyvids4678]

Glögg is actually mulled/spiced wine

[@Antilaakeri]

Finnish people drink alot of glögg

[@amandawallertz6941]

I'm from sweden and I have never tried those swedish fish in your video because we have other swedish fish that looks like the american candy "swedish fish"

[@emelieandersson2577]

Jag hade aldrig heller sett de där Gäddagodiset! 😳

[@Tysk91]

Den är relativt ny och ges ut i samband med organisationen Sportfiskarna. En del av pengarna går till vatten- och fiskevårdsåtgärder 😁 jättegott dessutom!

[@emeliebjorlund]

Ja vad fan e de? Vill testa

[@isacstromgren1285]

Boi its american im also from sweden btw

[@Tysk91]

@@vegaesser5759 säljs på friluftsbutiker bland annat Naturkompaniet 😁

[@williamvejdeland2667]

Det är jätte roligt att kolla på det här för att man är svensk

[@4nd3rzzon]

Den har varit i mina rekommendera videor i flera veckor, var tvungen att kolla tillslut

[@williamvejdeland2667]

Okej

[@williamvejdeland2667]

Den är ju nice👍👍

[@Edvin_Schiebe]

Burnd vad i hellllvete

[@doloresbyko4539]

Ja eller hur 😂😂

[@F4R207]

Lakrisal is my absolute favorit and the best candy of that entire bunch.

[@alexandrakvarnstrom8177]

F4R207 näää

[@F4R207]

@@alexandrakvarnstrom8177 Yes it is.

[@sofielappas]

nooooooooooo! djungelvrål is OK but Lakrisal is disgusting, but i konw... a lot of people like them

[@saannafredriksson]

Vilka här mer än jag är från Sverige?😍🇸🇪

[@SoulHunterSwe]

jag

[@Skskskdjsm]

Jag

[@sophiehood3867]

Jag

[@svenskakungligafortnitespe9923]

jag

[@mrTenjo]

ja är ifrån svensk

[@mariaw9405]

As for Bilar, they where supposed to be marshmallows but in the factory it didn't come out the way it should have. But the taste was good and a factory worker thought they looked like Bugatti's. And the rest is history.

[@IRrebel3]

The larger variant got a proper marshmallow taste and I feel like puking every time I try them because I can't stand marshmallows but I love the normal variant of Bilar.

[@fredrikskogberg6449]

Maria W The most sold car in Sweden (and maybe the world) There’s only one way to stop it, (stop also means put in Swedish) in your mouth.

[@rasmusridderstolpe]

"the rest is history" all of that sounded like history or was it just a story?

[@rasmusridderstolpe]

stop also means "put in" ?.... sure "stoppa in" means "put in" but thats compleatly different from just "stop"

[@mariaw9405]

@@rasmusridderstolpe Saxat från Wikipedia "Ahlgrens bilar föddes 1953. På fabriken ville man göra ett skumgodis som liknade amerikanska marshmallows, men trots ett flitigt experimenterande lyckades man inte göra skumbitarna stora nog. En arbetare på fabriken tyckte resultatet liknade den franska sportbilen Bugatti. Eftersom smaken ändå var tillfredsställande bestämde man sig för att lansera produkten som den var.[2]"

[@bjornrehnqvist8789]

You should try the "tuskish pepper" candy. I have seen multiple americans vomit after trying it. As a swede it is my absolute favourite candy, and btw, it is not salt, It is salmiak aka ammonium cloride.

[@peterhortling6286]

Turkisk peppar (turkisk peber) är uppfunnet i Danmark 1976 och nuförtiden (sedan 1996) ägs av Fazer..Finland igen.

[@peterhortling6286]

Ingenting med Sverige att göra, annat än att de säljs i Sverige.

[@sophiehood3867]

I love that!

[@DaDunge]

@@peterhortling6286 Förutom att det är Sveriges mest sålda godis.

[@signeastrom8704]

Björn Rehnqvist hade samma ide

[@irmalucia2768]

Im swedish and that lakrisal is one of my favorite candies!

[@christinalover69]

same here

[@joelallgulin7582]

Same here

[@loris-bismar]

Same

[@Luke-uy3ze]

same

[@RaXXha]

The nougat you are familiar with is white nougat and the main difference is that it has egg whites in it that makes it more chewy, what you had here was brown nougat (or possibly german/Viennese) nougat that is softer and more chocolate like. Oh, and the fish candy you got is not the one that the american candy is based on, the original is made by Malaco and come in a few different flavours, but not elderflower. :-) Lakrisal and all other salty liqourice candy is delicous, the saltier the better! Ammonium chloride is delicious! :D

[@Nocure92]

Yeah, I'm from Malmö where those elderflower fish are apparently produced, and I've never seen them in any of the supermarkets here. Must be from some small special candy shop somewhere.

[@zelda_lb]

I feel like I’m the only swede in this comment section who doesn’t like liquorice, hehe. It’s gross lol

[@manllydollylu8223]

the "easy open" bags you were opening it wrong

[@tiktokmelli1925]

Dom får uppna hur dom vill 🙂

[@befe]

Tiktok Melli C’mon man, it was a fucking joke made a year ago

[@kelleybrown840]

I was laughing so hard over your reaction to the licorice. Your faces were priceless 🤣😂😭

[@ThisWithThem]

Hahaha we were not expecting that flavour at all. So sour 😂

[@thesoulfulumbrella4718]

I'm looking at that part right now and had to pause it to fall over in laughter! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@arneanka4633]

Lakrisal is actually made from the same stuff that goes into batteries. It's also used as a fertilizer and is made from hydrocloric acid and ammonia and breaks down into those components by time.

[@thequeerkid9391]

7:04 we would have it with “julmust” or “glögg” 😂😂👌🏽😋😋 search it up! Those are Christmas drinks here in Sweden and are really good!

[@herrfriberger5]

7:00 -- Most swedes drink more coffee than tea. But I would say that pepparkakor are almost as good with tea (or glögg) in the winter as they are with a glass of milk in the summer :)

[@zupiza4456]

Bäst med glögg eller mjölk

[@dawnjang748]

Yesss it's the best with glögg

[@tovamontin4028]

Annas pepparkakor are like Sweden's gingerbread cakes, so we eat them for Christmas with a drink called Glögg, which is made of red wine with some spices that you warm up and have almonds and raisin and it's so good !! Ps. I love how you pronounce the words that sounds so fun !! ❤😂

[@smilla3129]

You opened the ”easy open” from the wrong side! If you open it from the top it works really smooth!!

[@elvira_elfben333]

In Sweden we eat “Anna’s pepparkakor” and drink mulled wine on Christmas

[@bobbybobster3576]

True

[@warezguy4ever]

Nyåkers pepparkakor is best

[@notsureiL]

Vad lata ni är. Det ska vara hemmagjord deg och kakor 👌

[@Samuz06]

Ananas

[@malinbergwall8719]

True

[@louiserensvik1658]

Bara jag som är svensk, som Blev jätte nöjd när dom sa att vi hade bra godis? HAHA

[@lufluf7675]

Louise Rensvik nope

[@DaDunge]

De testade ju knappt de bästa grejerna

[@tuvabern5803]

Fredrik Dunge det har du rätt i!!

[@maloku4619]

Jättenöjd*

[@williamraphael1579]

Vem fan bryr sig

[@Greksallad]

This was hands down the best "[Nationality] trying Swedish candy" video I've ever seen, I love your personalities :D

[@ihh2921]

We have about 80% of those candies in norway and I gotta say after watching this I'm suprised, people from other countries really have a bad time with sour and salty candies don't they. The salty licorice monkies are very good and I could gladly eat a whole bag, while most of the sweet candies are too sweet and, really, you can't eat a whole lot before going down. Though great vid, keep it up. Next maybe try some common swedish and norwegian foods, I bet you'll be suprised.

[@rasmusridderstolpe]

more so about the "common" norwegian food rather then the swedish i would think

[@MegaLaban12345]

Salt-squad represent!

[@christian105]

Lakrisal is fantastic...if you’re Swedish. We have a different taste palette compared to other European countries. I would say that goes for the Nordic countries including Iceland. We like salty and sour. Maybe it’s in our genes?😊🤷‍♂️

[@Albinaaa21]

I don't like licorice but sour and salty is everything💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@emilv.9135]

Do Swedish people like Salmiakki?

[@genoric4094]

@@emilv.9135no. We love it.

[@Anonymous-rr2wr]

The real Swedish fish is Malacos fish

[@kompanmsp958]

Yeeeees

[@jonathanthomsen6440]

21 savage The Swedish fish from Malaco is actually not from Sweden 🇸🇪, but The Swedish fish from Malaco is actually and original from The Capital of Denmark 🇩🇰, Copenhagen, Denmark 🇩🇰 and The Company and The Factory 🏭 located in The City of Copenhagen and one factory 🏭 located in The City of Brøndby in Denmark 🇩🇰 and a other factory located in The City of Slagelse in Denmark 🇩🇰 my friend 🙂😎✌️

[@evehellod9776]

Jonathan Thomsen But technically it's not Danish either since it was three brothers from Switzerland who created Cloetta. Please stop using a lot of emojis in your text too, it hurts to read, no offense.

[@louisbeerreviews8964]

Jonathan Thomsen wrong troll

[@kurtcobain7095]

Can everyone stop saying that tutti frutti is Finnish cause it’s not. Fazer is a Finnish company who bought tutti frutti back in the 70’s. The original tutti frutti is Swedish and still has the same recipe it had when it was made in 1920.

[@user-wq9mw2xz3j]

Ok.. Men det e inte godis, det e glass

[@kiuskl7299]

Tutti Frutti är från Finland men säljs i Sverige också

[@kurtcobain7095]

Kius Kl nej tutti frutti är svenskt. Google dude.

[@avenderiel]

Make Finland swedish again!

[@harryronnberg8768]

Ok br att veta

[@katjacobo1294]

I was so excited for this! My best friend is Swedish and we both sent each other boxes of our candies, I'm from LA and he wanted to try some things. Out of all the candy you've tried, I was only familiar with two items! 😂 Also, to address what Alex was saying, it isn't that hard to learn Swedish. He's taught me quite a bit of their language and I love how it sounds when they talk. Their culture is great. Fika? I mean, come on. That's amazing. This video was great!!

[@lillamini07]

Kat Jacobo 😘 from ”en svensk”

[@usakilove]

Kat Jacobo FIKA!! 🍰🎂🍮🍨🍧🍪🍩🍫🍦🍬🍭☕️🍵

[@mariahultander2102]

First time watching your videos. This was SO much fun. Especially when you ate the salty candy. I have friends from UK and Ireland and met a lot of people from the UK and only one(!) really likes salty candy. She buys bags full every time she’s in Sweden. So, I guess this is a very typical Swedish flavour. Me, I can’t live without salty candy. Love it! My favourite is actually a version of Gott & Blandat called Salt & Blandat. A mix of different salty candy, more or less (almost not) salty. Thanks for entertaining.

[@carinaejag]

Nougat in Sweden is often the name on nut cremes. The white chewie one we call French nougat.

[@DaDunge]

It's the same thing as danish nougat (odense) and german nougat (Lübecker) it's the english who have no clue what nougat really is.

[@elitegaur7591]

Dom är fett goda lol

[@vexfnc]

Fredrik Dunge no I live in England and moved when I was born in Sweden I know what nougat is coz there’s a nougat shop near my hiusw

[@oliviaserner342]

Ne vi kallar den dubbel nogat inte fransk nogat. Fransk nogas e ngt annat

[@herrfriberger5]

@@oliviaserner342 Fransk nougat är vit och seg som kola. (Hon talade alltså inte om "Dubbelnougat", Odense nougat, eller någon liknande mjuk tysk/dansk/svensk nougat.)

[@torsverke5557]

Try blue cheese on the gingerbread crisps.

[@gamblevicitm6295]

No No No No No bad idea... TRUST ME lol

[@torsverke5557]

@@gamblevicitm6295 Basically all Swedes can't be wrong. Ginger bread crisp with blue cheese and fig marmalade or pear marmalade together with glögg. 😍

Yep. DELICIOUS!

[@fyisic]

Couldn't agree more. Its a flavor bomb :) You either find it nasty or you completely love it.

[@sokar9438]

Yes

[@Gissedk]

Lakrisal and djunglevrål is also big hits in Denmark.. if you are a big salty liqurice fan.. you take a small handfull of djunglevrål at one time... yummi.

[@oscarv2622]

some of the sweets are from Finland

[@celinawester2901]

Oscar V no?

[@gvbi5620]

@@celinawester2901 Yes?

[@oscarv2622]

Selma Rooz yes

[@hannuboi6327]

Fatzer is a finnish brand.

[@cobbomusic]

Its the same across some countries

[@majaakerfeldt3005]

I can assure you that that “Swedish fish” not popular here what so ever, I have never seen or even heard of them and I’ve lived in Sweden for my whole life

[@andersuro]

Somebody once Told me det är för att det är ett amerikanskt godis och företag och säljs inte i Sverige

[@majaakerfeldt3005]

Anders Kjellman jag menar såklart den så kallade svenska versionen av swedish fish som de fick i paketet. (14:50) Har aldrig sett den säljas här därav min kommentar med citattecken runt Swedish fish. (och fyi så är det kända swedish fish märket kanadensiskt.)

[@Barbadosfan]

Har sett dem på Ikea här i Sverige.

[@DaDunge]

It's an ameircan thing which some people have been trying to get adopted in Sweden but to swedes fish are the liquorice fishes.

[@signeastrom8704]

Maja Åkerfeldt jag med

[@lovisasoderberg2410]

I am from sweden and l LOVE all the licorice candy in the video!! I especially like lakrisal!! The licorice pastills!!

[@faithmarier206]

Läkerol !!

[@lovisasoderberg2410]

@Grollo jo! för dom frågade om vi tyckte om lakrisgodiset!

[@lovisasoderberg2410]

Vart får dom anonspengarna ifrån??

[@moonygachaclub1929]

“Do you have “pepparkakor” with tea or coffe?” Me: lussebullar

[@ge_mig_nat_som_kanns]

Julmust

[@adam632]

glögg

[@carolinegson6095]

När jag läste så tänkte jag "svensk jul"

[@majajonson5651]

Try Anna’s Pepparkakor with blue cheese or even Stilton! My family have them with Stilton cheese as a spread and with a glass of port wine for Christmas!

[@dtiydr]

Fun fact: this particularly video of all the food videos have more then 10 times the views then the one with most of the others, the swedes sure are interesting.

[@lemonboy5772]

We sure are!

[@frozenkartoffel]

lemon boy yes we are. Godiset de äter är supergott.

[@MorneDur]

liquorice and salmiakki is an acquired taste and its realy popular in sweden and finland and you can find it in almost anything from candy, icecream and baked goods to alcohol and i personaly love anything with the flavor.

[@puttenofear]

It´s haven :)

[@ilsevijfschaft8543]

In the Netherlands as well :)

[@PlazaGaming]

Alla hatar lakris

[@johananas8407]

@@PlazaGaming Lakrits* och nej, uppenbarligen inte :)

[@Nicole-pm6ee]

I know I'm over a year late but I just gotta say - I loved lakrisal when I was younger! I love super salty and super sour stuff!

[@ella_andersson]

The most things that you think are too hard are softer when they are newer. I am from Sweden

[@Charjune]

As far as I know, Sweden and Finland REALLY appreciate licorice, including salty licorice - or "salmiakki" (Fin)/"salmiak" (Swe). I don't know about Sweden, but Finland like to add licorice and salmiak in basically everything edible including beverage. I like both as I grew up with them.

[@DjMiBsweden]

i could freakin live on tyrkisk peber ;) did they eat that in this video ? didnt watch the whole thing

[@Leijona321]

Tyrkish peber is orginally from denmark and now its Fazers so its now Finnish. So not swedish candy.

[@DjMiBsweden]

lakritsal is weak compared.. tyrkish is much better... not much difference between candy from finland and sweden...

[@ashleyalvarado4928]

Alex: No, this is Swedish Fish Kate: this is Swedish fish Alex: Are you listening to me? Kate: Yes, I’m listening to you. This is Swedish fish 😂😂

[@ThisWithThem]

Hahaha I don’t know why he couldn’t get that I knew what he was talking about 😂😂

[@afcgeo882]

Yeah, but in Sweden, is it just “fish?”

[@BrandtAnnika]

That wasn't the traditional swedish fish, the traditional , "normal" is made of licorice, and not that brand

[@Flamze13]

+George L Yeah, we do just call them "fish"

[@Nocure92]

godispanatet.se/PICTURE/418-4-10631saltsill.jpg these

[@eminalindskogneij4153]

Hi I'm from Sweden and i just had to saw that the elderflower "swedish fish" is not the original. And they are pretty rare maloco do the original swedish fish. Love you from a swed

[@Olivia-nf4zr]

I'm from Sweden but I have never tried those truffle crisps 😳 guess I have got to

[@Annofolin]

De är galet goda! Finns med parmesan också mmmmm...

[@Amanda-gv4zg]

Olivia Hah samma här

[@Lokevas]

Olivia precis min tanke 😂

[@alvaessner5769]

Olivia har bara provat sourcream & onion-smaken!! Måste också prova

[@juliak3001]

Har inte heller testat dem men vill göra det, vart kan man köpa dem?

[@melnerud]

I figure it is like this: uk caramel = swe toffee uk toffee = swe kola (smörkola) /butterscotch uk fudge = swe nougat uk "hard candy" = swe "karamell"

[@dawnjang748]

Yeah basically

[@soulextracter]

Every Swede on KZbin is here, being that we're really narcissistic. Swedes love hearing about themselves from other countries ^^

[@jakethemastergd]

That is true... But still not nice...

[@ilovearianagrande685]

The horrible story of a man that was forced to connect his youtube account to google+ .

[@imRehnzy]

Correct, we soak ourselves in compliments as if we had made the candies with our own hands haha.

[@notsureiL]

If they tested Korean treats this thread had been full of Koreans commenting. People are interested hearing what foreigners think about their food and snacks. It's not about being narcissistic

[@hejsansvejsan1938]

I agree...i love it

[@freja5985]

I love Lakrisal and have done so since I was a child. But the favorites has always been kryptoniter, the pink and black ones with the powder in. Lovely!!

[@katiewhite8462]

LAKRISAL IS MY FAVORITE CANDY THATS SO FUNNY HAHAHAHAHA

[@hi-zh9wd]

“Ha ha ha”...

[@bellethesecretvolva5739]

Same hahahahah

[@andreakroger4437]

Alex really surprised me loving the gummies/chewies. The chips looked really good In this one too. Love these videos

[@ThisWithThem]

Yeah me too! He was scoring more than me 😂 so good. We couldn’t stop eating them 😂

[@beardedgeek973]

I find it a bit interesting that you are less over the moon over the Marabou chocolate than most other "testers" I have seen online. Though I think a lot are from the US and well... compared to American chocolate, Marabou is amazing.

[@VictorDude98]

On the paper Marabou is terrible quality since they replace alot of the coca with sugar and is the reason why the chocolate "flake" when it breaks

[@emildegerth]

Marabou is a lot better than Cadbury so they are just weird

[@Ander01SE]

If she had thrown in Schweizer Nöt it would have been a sure winner ;)

[@MarcelGomesPan]

You pronounce Swedish weirdly well! And to answer a question: Sweden is more of a coffee country than a tea one ( people do drink tea though ). Actually no 6 per capita in coffee consumtion.the Finns are no 1 and Nordic countries are...over represented at the top. So bizarre amounts of caffeine. Let’s fika! ☕️

[@Jespher1]

Kryptonite is just amazing. Its the Perfect balance of wild strayberry sour and then the salt kicks in. Absolutely amazing piece of candy. Crazy people who don’t understand the taste and the perfect taste of that candy.... sad

[@Jeff_Lichtman]

The salt in salted licorice is ammonium chloride, not sodium chloride. It's astringent as well as salty. Just be happy Madeleine didn't send you any surströmming.

[@lillamini07]

Jeff Lichtman Hahaha! I have not tried that myself, but would love to :P

[@graysonj.8235]

Yay Swedish candy! I so badly want to go to Sweden. Kate love your hairstyle and Alex great colored shirt!

[@ThisWithThem]

Hopefully one day you get to visit 😀 thank you so much! ♥️

[@losiliv7440]

Grayson J. Im is Swedish and if I was you I don’t want to go to Sweden is right cold here

[@villager1831]

Liv Johansson Last summer here was the hottest in centuries though.

[@tommyandersson4286]

"pepparkakor" and milk is the way to go, dip it for a few seconds

[@tyhma1563]

They are just normal gingerbread lol

[@Hysa88]

Nej nej varmchoklad

[@ellen2492]

Djungelvrål are the most yummy when all of the salt is gone and they taste so sweet🤤 you should also try sourcream and onion crisps or swedish ice cream!

[@tobiasmalmborg8343]

Marabou does indeed come in like 100 flavors, but fruit and almond must be the worst one. It's what your grandmother keeps in the fridge, i don't know anyone under the age of 70 that buys it. Regarding the swedish languge it shares alot of words with english so it would'nt be too hard to learn, Swedish is also very similar to dutch and deutch (and of course the obvious, danish and norwegian).

[@lisathomson3057]

Tobias Malmborg is your surname Swedish? I have a friend in Aus with it.

[@tobiasmalmborg8343]

Yes it is, it means "Fortress of Ore" in Swedish. its not common but not super rare either here in sweden so over time more than a few malmborgs must've scattered throughout the world

[@terhitommila9012]

+ artificial plasticy taste of "chocolate" that sticks in your mouth with a foil for 30 mins after eated. Swedish "delicates" are weird.

[@kamilladegling]

I'm from Sweden and I really love Lakrisal and every candy in that box, but that could also be because i'm a huge candy lover!!! Love your youtube channel❤❤😁

[@ThisWithThem]

Hey! Thank you so much!

[@afcgeo882]

I don’t know if you know this, but Swedes are crazy about candy. There are candy shops EVERYWHERE and every convenience store has a bulk candy section. Salted caramel is a big Scandinavian treat that’s popular in all Nordic countries, but few outlanders like them. Really intense flavours, considering how reserved Scandinavians are.

[@TheGodlessmonth]

I actually love lakrisal XD It's one of my go-to candies at the cinema

[@jacknexus4493]

Yes i actually like lakrisal. ill munch down a whole pack theyre so good. (from Norway) It is mostly the Skandinavian countries that apprishiate salt.

[@Elinlundkvistt]

Jack NeXuS appreciate * 😂 sorry had to

[@jacknexus4493]

@@Elinlundkvistt well if you have to, i guess you just have to.

[@suitnuggerat1123]

Alzu u ferget zee apostrophe thong at start of yo second sentence and didn't use capital letters at the start of some sentences. Sorry, didn't have to but did anyway.

[@Elinlundkvistt]

Eladiz hahahahah

[@jacknexus4493]

@@suitnuggerat1123 thank you for making it obvious your makin a joke :) i can digg that.

[@Luddenogaming]

Marabou are the best chocolate brand in the whole world!!! Can’t believe you didn’t like the taste of the chocolate..😱

[@1vote4life]

Marabou chocolate is not allowed to export to EU countries due to the low chocolate content. In Sweden we are used to that sweet taste.

[@Rentta]

@Tommie That is BS Marabou is second most popular chocolate in Finland (which is in EU)

[@1vote4life]

@@Rentta So I have got wrong info. I am happy again!

[@user.a.l.e.x]

Blondinen 00 haha omg im from Sweden and Iwas like " whaaat " when they didn't like it😱

[@Evilovedoctor]

well to be fair they ate the absolute WORST flavour and still said they liked the chocolate, just not the fruits and almodns

[@sydneyk7475]

Hi guys! You guys make my day when I see a video posted. Plus I'm swedish so this is interesting to me to see stuff my family in Sweden eats.

[@ThisWithThem]

So so pleased to hear this Sydney! I hope you enjoy the video ☺️

[@lexxvshedd4678]

All the Swedish liquorice lovers do be raising one eyebrow. I kinda feel honoured since I’m a swede and I eat salty liquorice like nothing. In fact I love salty liquorice.

[@oliviahoare4810]

When i was little my dad said that the Polly was deer poop and I got so discussed that I didn’t eat them after that day. It was Christmas!😂

[@juliaforsellx]

Olivia Hoare My mum used to say the would stay in your belly forever😂

[@marissanewsom8117]

I absolutely love when Alex says “this would be great with a beer” 😂

[@amandas7368]

If you ever want to have the Swedish treats again, they have most of these at Scandikitchen in London. Highly recommend trying their smörgåsbord, princess cake and semla (usually available from january?) if you go :)

[@nesta8273]

Love the enthusiasm they have in this video! First time viewer but obviously here to stay.

[@donnerstal]

Lakrisal is my favorite!