TRYING BELGIAN SNACKS! (15+!)

[@nancywaegeneire5029]

fyi everything in europe has less sugar than USA, USA adds extra sugars just because americans need, even in bread etc...

[@Marc.Martain]

You can also see that bunch of pigs

[@plantcraftie4141]

These aren't typical Belgian products, but I'm happy enjoyed making this video! It was nice to watch

[@poupou9435]

Hi! Yes, you had some Belgian products: Côte d'Or (chocolate bar), Crocky (Bolognèse chips) and Lotus (marshmallow bar) are Belgian brands (at least they were. You know globalization and stuff.) I don't know if pim's are Belgian but they are very popular here. So are the hosties (the translation I found is communion wafer). I love the acid powder in it. If you ever come back in Belgium, I would suggest to try any Côte d'Or products. Good stuff. If you want to try pralines (the one bite chocolate with various filling), don't listen those who say to go to Leonidas, it's not bad but it's low quality and lot of sugar. Go in a Galler shop for the pralines. Not as pricey as Neuhaus, Marcolini,... but delicious. Their chocolate bars are not so good, though, except Blanc Pistaches if you like white chocolate. And I suggest not buying Carrefour products. They are very low quality and lack taste for most of them. If you can't afford the real brands (I get it, it's already so expensive to travel) maybe go in a Delhaize (Belgian supermarket. Carrefour is French.) where their own brand has a better quality level. I almost forgot: try Jules Destrooper biscuits. Very Belgian and very delicious. All of them. 😄 Strange thing, I was always afraid of those snickers, mars, twix drinks but I want to try a snickers drink once now. You made me curious. 😋

[@nicolaijanssen3865]

You should have definitely from Belgium guide you around , you mist the actual Brussel waffles, and leonidas chocolate ect

[@adayahvandenvenne9654]

You should have definitely gone with madeleine's or speculoos. I can for sure recommend those, as someone who grew up in that young country. Also, thank you for noticing just how great cote d'or chocolate is. Best choc in the country

[@killjoy7346]

For Crocky chips get the blue bags that say paprika

[@stenjanssen264]

Am from belgium so this means mutch too me❤

[@flitsertheo]

4:29 Ouch. Carrefour White Product waffles. If at least you had taken Suzy waffles. Even if those have lost their original taste since they are made by Lotus (the original factory burned down).

[@annlootens9980]

Prepackaged waffles such as the ones from carrefour always have a cake like texture. If you want a crisper waffle, there is nothing better than the fresh baked Brussels waffle with just a little sugar on it, and maybe some whipped cream or some strawberries when they're in season. As for the boules de Berlin that you had at the end, that's not really Belgian. That actually is originally from Germany, where they call it "Berliner Krapfen" or ""Berliner Kugeln". I like those but prefer the ones with the pastry cream filling.

[@PhxVanguard]

i'd get down on those marshmallow things. i noticed the brand was lotus. isn't that the company that makes biscoff? i bet that would be great with a biscoff cookie bottom instead of shortbread. p.s. when you get to Spain, the Jamon flavored lays are bomb and depending on where you go, there are these monjas in Madrid that sell fresh baked cookies through a wall in their convent. like you put your donation on a tray and they slide out your cookies and you never see them. so good though!

[@Elliot13158]

I love this video

[@LVDvideo]

For the 'Marsepein': we slice it and take a little bite a day ;)

[@Lootensansy2308]

Neve er put a wafel in fridge

[@nancywaegeneire5029]

good fresh marsipan is a lot better though, a lot available around 6th of december(sinterklaas), usually in bakeries etc, or kids selling from school or clubs

[@GuyWets-zy5yt]

Yes, this one is from food industry

[@flitsertheo]

Côte d'or is THE Belgian chocolate brand. The bars come with many different (or no) fillings so you don't have to stick to banana. Which is not my favourite either.

[@GuyWets-zy5yt]

Dessert 58

[@flitsertheo]

@@GuyWets-zy5yt "invented" for the Brussels World Exposition of 1958 and still a favourite.

[@sylishiel]

😂 ice cream ... tastes like cream

[@youssefrachach2220]

Our spaniel just ate has to use food coloring to dress up cakes in

[@killjoy7346]

The pringles not taste as much mexican chorizo like the mexican chips because they are based on spanish chorizo😅

[@karenandjesus]

ahh that makes a lot of sense! hahaha

[@mlejoly]

Those were actually not really Belgian snacks, I mean a Mattentaart or a Frangipane, or a Luikse Wafel, or Lotus speculoos. Leonidas chocolates.... those are the good ones

[@Lootensansy2308]

You are in Europa noting is that sweet like in the USA. Wis reason that European are healthy and more fir

[@pascaldusselier53]

This is belgium crap things ,these product are not speciale from Belgium. Look on internet what is from my country. One off the best foods in the world and you choose this 😖 OMG!

[@catalinalopez2005]

Hola hola cómo comen mis chulos

[@patrickbrookings]

An insult to Belgium, as nothing you showed is what defines Belgian food. How about waffles, chocolates. fries, and so on?

[@1001Balance]

Someone who likes pimms, you are playing with your lives 😮

[@christiansmets1345]

It's really pathetic. You've chosen everything that's industrial and chemical !

[@larosebleue9343]

Lol white product from carrefour... Lol you don't have money? Don't know that baccardi, spingle doritos pin's donuts strawberries were belgian..

[@LVDvideo]

He, be kind. How are they supposed to know that they bought white products. They just tourists. AND they say in the beginning that they just bought IN a belgian store. Not that it would be all belgian products

[@elizagamer8164]

Are u even belgian? First of all those pims that i think u wrote like pins are definitely belgian and thos strawberry donuts are boulle de berlains idk how u write it but those are very belgium