Trying German Candy With Brizzy Voices!

Trying out German candy with Brizzy Voices! Thank you to Stefan (@powerpohl) for sending me a box of German candy 😄 And thank you to Brizzy for doing this video with me. We totally didn't film this a year ago. Totally.
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[@PowerPohl92]

I'm not saying you guys pronounce my name wrong, but every attempt was different than germans say it. Glad you enjoyed those disgusting Salzbrezeln though xD

[@tagrasso4925]

Stefan Pohl i love salzbrezeln XD

[@km-kl3lg]

Stefan Pohl Die sprechen das eher französisch aus :D

[@Dreaded-Flower]

+stefan sehr gute auswahl

[@Piretfreak87]

Respekt für die gelungene Auswahl an Süßigkeiten. :D Du hast ihnen wirklich einige der besten Sachen geschickt, die man hier finden kann und nicht irgendwelchen Kram, den selbst Deutsche stellenweise kaum oder gar nicht kennen.

[@maxs6460]

Schtefan^^

[@Miomena]

When you are German and know all the candies and can laugh about the insider. I love it!

[@erntehelfer8815]

Im from germany

[@flovallo]

I'm from swiss (nimm tow nimm zwei😂)

[@henrylachs3976]

Hahha so funny.

[@vodka_o-saft8296]

I love this super dick man oh i mean super Dickmanns :D

[@jassilein96]

Do not bite toffifee in half!! ahhhh my eyes 😂😂

[@KibaSakuraLove]

oh but i do that often too though xD

[@Anni_Mau]

I peel the chocolate from the top first and then bite them in half :D

[@KaliqueClawthorne]

@@Anni_Mau The chocolate from the top oo I peel the caramel-bottom of first, then eat it.

[@AnteFuerst]

@@Anni_Mau hab ich früher als kind auch so gemacht ^^

[@lindakt3226]

@@Anni_Mau ur a monstar =/

[@Eratechable]

Attention, attention please. 😂 "Ahoi Brause" tastes better like Vodka. 😂😉 4 cl Vodka, 1 pack "ahoi Brause" Step 1: Take it "Ahoi Brause" in the mouth. Step 2: The same with Vodka. Step 3: Shake 😂 Step 4: to swallow. 😜 Many thanks for your attention! 😂😂😂

[@honkytonk4465]

like?--> than

[@Psi-Storm]

@@honkytonk4465 he meant with vodka. It's also used for vodka jelly shots. A fun thing you can bring to a student or birthday party.

[@km-kl3lg]

Waldmeister is different than Watermelon. I believe it is a kind of "flower' found in German forests, but it's sweet and tasty as a candy :) We even have an own ice cream flavour of Waldmeister.

[@helloweener2007]

It grows also in parts of the USA and Canada. It is called sweet woodruff or sweetscented bedstraw.

[@mistercookie1234]

True, but in USA and Canada its NOT common to make anything out of it as far as i know.

[@linajurgensen4698]

nessa tm it’s not a flower lol😂 It’s just a plant that grows in the forest.

[@philipphaberland4810]

Ruby Abc #truth 😂😂

[@annikaf7053]

nessa tm I wouldnt describe it as tasty but yeah

[@christinhorolondo9699]

German words are so long because you can connect them all xD

[@miri5373]

not always...its just that when you connect different words the meaning can completely change..annoying but well... Deutsche Sprache schwere Sprache (german language hard language)

[@Gat2muve3464]

Thank you for this amazing video. As a German I had so much fun watching you both experiencing German childhood feelings. 🍬🍭🍫 And btw : Brizzy , your German pronunciation sounds really good. 👍

[@tagrasso4925]

Gat2muve3464 i agree but i think sometimes she sounds more french(-ish?)

[@TheEricCartmen]

Ich bin auch deiner Meinung.

[@gibmaltip1354]

Am geilsten ist eh die Stelle wo sie sagt, Waldmeister ist Wassermelone.. xD

[@stellar_tim2370]

das liegt daran, dass Waldmeister in den USA relativ unbekannt ist!

[@angeladroese2]

oh but i hated that they mixed the ahoi brause in water.. over here we just dip our finger in and eat it like that

[@luisa8273]

the most people eat it without water, only the pulver😂😂

[@Sizzlik]

or with a shot of vodka ;)

[@Basti-vn8gp]

Oder durch die Nase

[@makarymetzger2627]

@@Basti-vn8gp Ja bei meiner Schule ziehen sie es wirklich durch die nase. Ein lehrer hat mal die verdammte Polizei gerufen 😂

[@jackieline3884]

hä si aber geil xD

[@KaliqueClawthorne]

@@makarymetzger2627 Was hat die Polizei gesagt?

[@HorseloverFat1984]

Brizzy has a russian accent when she speaks german. Best example 2:33 (mit Vitamin) 😄

[@nadja8965]

thought the same

[@elisa._.7999]

omg i was searching for this exact comment

[@frannybonkers421]

You say prost for cheers in german

[@jomarcover1193]

Im from germany and you guys are adorable 😍😊

[@noone3049]

jomar cover meee to

[@mayyy836]

jomar cover Stephan forgot the center shocks!!! No german candy without center shocks!!!

[@zackhollings9017]

I keep forgetting that Americans don't get Kinder stuff! It's so weird to a Canadian like me that you guys've probably never had a Kinder Egg. It just seems so... wrong. Anyway, cool video. Showed up for the Brizzy, stayed because of the everything.

[@playstationallstars2]

Zack Hollings There is Kinder, I don't know why there are so many stories of it not being allowed?

[@zackhollings9017]

Huh. Good question. I've just always heard that the US doesn't get Kinder Eggs, and based on what I've seen in some of these "taste-testing other candies" videos (man, there's a lot of them), I just assumed that there wasn't any Kinder at all. Maybe it used to be considered too much of a choking hazard or something? I now have some research to do! But, uh, thanks for telling me about Kinder being a thing down there. Always good to be informed of these things.

[@playstationallstars2]

Zack Hollings I don't know if they're too popular but I see them semi-often in local European markets

[@zackhollings9017]

ALRIGHT, figured it out. So, apparently, the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act prevents food from having non-visible, non-edible things inside of them, which is a huge part of it. It's really dumb, as Kinder Eggs have warning labels and 3+ labelled on them in an extremely visible way, along with the capsules and toys inside being a very unreal cause for concern-- especially with the toys that are coming with them now. Anyway, now we (along with anyone else who reads this comment [hi other people!]) are better informed on a particularly irrelevant situation. Thanks for adding research to tonight's itinerary; always fun to find out new things.

[@USSJ2Otaku3084]

I found a place that sells Kinder as well as Milka. It's a European Deli too :-)

[@pyrointeam]

Geschmacksrichtungen = Geschmack (Taste) + Richtungen (directions) = Tastedirectitions = flavour :D

[@HenryLoenwind]

And you can go even further: Geschmack: base is "schmack/schmeck", to taste. Noun prefix "ge" for "something that is". That makes "Geschmack" "something that makes you taste something". Richtungen: base is "richt", to align/to position/to fix in place. Noun suffix "ung" for "a way of"/"a definition of"/"an instance of". Plural suffix "en". So "Richtung" literally is "something you align to(wards)". However, this gets really tricky as words got fixed into their common forms literal ages ago and their meaning started to drift from the original simple combination. Like here, "Richtungen" is used to mean "variants". In addition, the meanings of the different pre- and suffixes is very hard to nail down...

[@imvineprexde]

Hustenbonbons wait.. this is not a candy

[@annabraband2388]

ImVineprexDE i love hustenbonbons as candy. The best hustenbonbons are from lidl.

[@jacky_ky_3738]

hunti 1303 edeka

[@Astrofrank]

Wick Wildkirsche! Different, but also good, are Sylter Brisen Klömbjes.

[@erikgag]

@@annabraband2388 jupp

[@emmaluise1788]

I love wick Rachendrachen

[@Parkscheiben]

_Haribo_ and _hanuta_ are both acronyms. Haribo = Hans Riegel from Bonn (the inventor's name and residence) hanuta = Haselnusstafel (hazel nut bar)

[@jonathanthomsen6440]

Park Scheiben The Hanuta from Ferrero is actually not from Germany 🇩🇪, but The Hanuta from Ferrero is actually and original from Italy 🇮🇹 my friend 🙂😎✌️

[@ungeimpftermessias2971]

@@jonathanthomsen6440 The Hanuta was invented in Germany smartass 🌝😸😁❗

[@jonathanthomsen6440]

ungeimpfter Messias No is was not invited in Germany 🇩🇪 sorry to say my friend 🙂😎✌️

[@ungeimpftermessias2971]

@@jonathanthomsen6440 just google/ duckduckgo/ yahoo/ bing/ ask/ ecosia/ wikipedia it😁🐶❗🐈🙋‍♀️☀️😂🤓🤗😺❗🙋‍♀️❗🐈😕🐾🤭😕❗🙋‍♀️🐈🌞😺💁🤗🤓❓😁🐾🐶❗😸🐾🐾🌝👋💁🤗💁👋🌞🙋‍♀️👍🐈😆🐶😺👍😺 😸

[@andreasvogler1875]

The "S" in german words starting with "st" is usually pronounced like"sh" in english (like in "shock", "should" etc.), so Stephan (or Steffan) would be pronounced like "Shtephan".

[@Nightknight1992]

shtick is an english word that can be referenced here

[@luisasky1207]

And they pronounced the a like a german o

[@DAaronM]

Ich bin kitzlig = I am ticklish :D

[@lukasdr9193]

As I was a kid back in the 90´s we´ve done the Ahio-Brause-Challenge which means that we sniffed the powder like cocain :D and later in teenage we just mixed with alcohol espacilly vodka or korn (which is an liquor made out of wheat)

[@km-kl3lg]

Duschvorleger15 Beste! :D

[@nicotsompanis5141]

Des haben wir 2008 auch noch in der Grundschule gemacht ( des Schnupfen)

[@NovaTrap1312]

Ahoi Brause mit Vodka muss ich auch mal probieren :D

[@erikgag]

Das brennt inner nase wenn man dat schnüffelt

[@aliceswayer9979]

das schnupfen hat meine ganze klasse mal gemacht das war 2013 oder so und wir mussten alle so extrem niesen das der unterricht nicht mehr weiter geführt werden konnte xD

[@jodafa1000]

Grundstücksverkehrsgenehmigungszuständigkeitsübertragungsverordnung here you go. Longest German word there is, until now.

[@magikarproyale91]

Das wäre lustig würden sie versuchen das zu sagen 😂

[@klittererknieselda5249]

Das ist fies das sagt doch keiner

[@loveisall2344]

Astetischeasometrischgeschnittenkäsesalamiaufbackschinkenpizza ...

[@proteus03]

Here we go, the power of german compound nouns: Grundstücksverkehrsgenehmigungszuständigkeitsübertragungsverordnungsausführungsbestimmungen

[@nicci7299]

I love the way you two speak german, it sounds like when my russian parents try to do it😂 But it's cute😂 And Brizzy: Ich bin auch kitzelig

[@TJSmith]

BUT WHAT DOES IT MEAN

[@nicci7299]

TJ Smith You'll Figure it out sooner or later

[@nicci7299]

Brizzy Voices Unterm Kinn und am Bauch, und du?

[@MrsLeoniiie]

Wow didn't even noticed I watched like 30 minutes. It went by so quickly haha. Love watching these videos, I'm from Germany so it's pretty funny haha

[@pyrointeam]

You spelled the K absolutly german when you first said Knoppers. Awesome!

[@sarahd4784]

How do you spell a letter? lol

[@chiralis]

One of the best, if not THE best “German candy taste test” videos ever... you two are awesome.

[@DAaronM]

Dick does not mean Big in German. It basically means fat, but in a more polite way :D

[@DerGrueneBaron]

more like chubby

[@andreasvogler1875]

Well,as far as I know big is a more polite way to describe a fat person in english. In other words, "big" = horizontal size, "tall" = vertical size.

[@In1998able]

Dick Advocaat disagree

[@km-kl3lg]

Big kann man im Englischen aber auch zu jemandem sagen, der dicker ist. Deswegen.

[@ulrichlehnhardt4293]

Dear Aaron, I think TJ was laughing because "dick" in english means penis... the joke was not about big, thick or fat I guess.

[@averagefilmbro]

I’m American and lived in Germany for 6 years so it’s really funny seeing your reactions to candy I would see basically everyday in the grocery store

[@vincespyro3211]

I'm German, it's soooo funny to watch xD

[@DerNiko]

I never put Ahoi Brause in water before. I just ate the stuff as it is XD

[@lenakoester2459]

Or vodka

[@doubleT84]

"Nimm 2" (Nimm zwei) as in "take two, because they're not as unhealthy as the others, so you can eat two of those for every one of the unhealthy ones" - at least that's what I remember from my childhood. Their slogan was "take two - for your best friend and you."

[@erichg.6235]

Haha, "Nimm 2" is not so unhealthy like other candies? Advertising works. Oh yeah, and "Fruchtzwerge" are like a little steak, and Kinderschokolade is healthy. In China they have cicarettes named "Long Life".

[@dozzzor]

Lindt is Swiss and not German

[@jonathanthomsen6440]

Florian ĸarl Yeah that is right my friend 🙂😎✌️

[@sabrinathalmann5279]

Lindt is from Swizerland😜

[@emeraldrain9920]

They also produce in Germany.Also saw Lindt chocolate in US stores several times

[@michubern1444]

@@emeraldrain9920 they sell worldwide but its a swiss brand

[@xxvcelinexx4224]

@@emeraldrain9920 yeah they do but it was invented in Switzerland. So it's a Swiss chocolate.

[@jonathanthomsen6440]

Sabrina Thalmann Yeah that is right my friend 🙂😎✌️

[@boreqyas]

@4 inch Cawk Please what? Don't say that out loud on swiss streets lol

[@pyrointeam]

Dick means thick and is also used for big ( in sence of overweight). The slogans och Dickmanns was (1985-2003): Mann, ist der Dickmann! which sounds like "Mann, ist der dick, Mann!" (Man! Is he/it big/thick, man!)

[@lenipri6759]

love these saltpretzels but it seems like no one in America likes them😂

[@Marie-wi1cd]

You made me laugh all way through the video - for me as a german, those are all well known candys.....and watching you two trying them.....especially the "Salzbrezeln" .....I do hate them too ;-) ---well done though guys....

[@TJSmith]

😂😂 glad we're not the only ones who feel that way!

[@Marie-wi1cd]

definately not..... ;-)

[@tagrasso4925]

Marie Vosmik salzbrezeln are awesome! I do understand why people dont like them though...

[@cinefreak6529]

Bin ich der einzige der deutsch ist und dieses Video super witzig findet? Translation: am I the only one who is german and think that this Video is just hilarious?😂😂😂 #superDickmanns #ja #ahoibrause #waldmeister #danke. Btw. Ich bin kitzlig = I am ticklish. Cheers = Prost. (Your welcome)

[@elite-yakuza]

Nope ich bin auch Deutsch

[@acciomorgenstern3280]

So wie ich mich darüber schlapplache? Ganz sicher nicht

[@drawnathan]

I'm not assuming anything, but you a Brizzy are really cute together. XD

[@smaragdwolf1]

is there anyone on this planet who like Lakritz (licorice)? I don´t know anybody xD Feels like 99% humans hating it. Greetings from Germany.

[@manuelwirtz4833]

Ja ich liebe Lakritz :) Ich mag auch die Salzbretzeln total gerne. Dafür mag ich kein Marzipan. :D

[@DMSG1981]

I do. In all shapes and forms, soft, hard, even salted.

[@dustlighet640]

I love any kind of it

[@trixoos]

DMSG1981 too

[@Alex68Bucs]

Je salziger desto besser...

[@joelen282]

Lindt is definitely not german, best chocolate comes from switzerland!

[@jonathanthomsen6440]

Joël EN Yeah that is right my friend 🙂😎✌️

[@rim11011]

You guys are so adorable. It was really fun to watch and fyi cheers is translated as PROST ... 😂 AND Stefan... Well done!

[@andreas789]

Desinfektionsmittelverpackungsbeilagenaufschriftsbedeutung Count this!

[@RedSkull67104]

Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz (63 letters) and Grundstücksverkehrsgenehmigungszuständigkeitsübertragungsverordnung (67 letters) are the longest german words.

[@andreas789]

Ok

[@liablume5620]

@@RedSkull67104 the first word was once to be said out loud by the singer samu haber from sunrise Avenue. At least he tried xD

[@JoergDavid]

Achterbahnsteigkartenhausbesitzerstolz oder Nachtgeschirrspülmaschineningenieurschülerschaftstiefelknechtrachegedankensprungdeckel-uhrmachermeisterprüfungsordnung.

[@wurzeldesproblems9137]

That's not a real word :/ I would make that "Bedeutung der Desinfektionsmittelsbeilagenaufschrift in der Verpackung" for it to make sense. Still not 100% sure what you mean with that xD German is a language with a lot of very long words. "Geschmacksrichtungen" is a totally common word in everyday life and I didn't even notice that it's long. There is no need to make up fake words to make German look more complicated than it already is.

[@BaconBrobot]

19:28 we all know whats happening here.I can't be the only one

[@anneehka7863]

I heard that the lachgummis are called like that, because in German gummybears are also called Weingummi and “Weinen“ means crying and the inventor of lachgummi thought it sounded sad, so he named them lachgummi(laughing gum)

[@MegaBorusse1900]

Pro tipp: Have some of the brausepulver and a shot of vodka right afterwards.

[@TJSmith]

lollll

[@inthesea5525]

its called "porno vodka" here

[@CaroleSang]

Are you guys boyfriend and girlfriend? You look so cute together

[@fig1362]

Carole Sang i dont think so

[@annaoffive]

I ship it

[@cyre9188]

shes in love with his jawline.

[@theNightDice]

Fun Fact: The actual reason behind the Kinder Egg being banned in the US is slightly different than you explained. It's not directly because it's a choking hazard, but because it violates some old law that says there can't be non-food items in food if you can't see them Also, as a German it's really fun to see your reactions to basically my childhood sweets :D

[@ComradeSpeedz]

Btw. What Brizzy said (Ich bin kitzlig) just means: "I am tingly".

[@philippkroeger7803]

Commander BreekiCheeki more like "I am ticklish" not "tingly"

[@MrAchsas]

Philipp Kroeger yea not tingly

[@Anni_Mau]

I love Salzbrezeln :D But I also know many Germans who don't. It is not even an acquired taste I guess since those who don't like salty liquorice never will ;)

[@kierontemnov2452]

TJ should be a model!

[@juco8786]

This is so exciting and funny to watch as a German :)

[@bazzjumpa1984]

so funny ur video. I'm german and know almost all of these, except for the liquorice stuff (hate it). But I seriously had to laugh about what ur friend Stefan wrote u down (the description), cuz I agreed and thought the same but the Kinder Country dont like that one too much). But I wanna say thank you for having the courage to try and suffer through it :D

[@jonathanthomsen6440]

bazzjumpa1984 The Kinder Country is actually not from Germany 🇩🇪, but The Kinder Country is actually and original from Italy 🇮🇹 my friend 🙂😎✌️

[@froZn991]

Geschmacksrichtungen ist not really a long german word :D Its merely average. It something like flavors but literally its more like "sorts of taste" or so.

[@yogsothoth6059]

i usually cant laugh at guys .. but this guy is really charismatic and funny

[@7Starslayer7]

this guy looks like johnny rico from starship troopers :D

[@xxvcelinexx4224]

Wait Lindt isn't from Germany it is from Switzerland.

[@jonathanthomsen6440]

Visira Yeah that is right my friend 🙂😎✌️

[@Ballingism]

If you ever wanna try Danish candy I'll send you some ;)

[@waffenfreund]

If you ever wanna try German candy again I'll send you some ;)

[@jonathanthomsen6440]

Mette Eline Yeah that sounds like a very good idea 💡 my friend 🇩🇰 🙂😎✌️

[@Ikuto19811]

TJs smiles is way too cute.Brizzy and TJ speaking German was cool.The candys looks very good in my opinion.

[@TJSmith]

Some of them were really delicious!

[@thorsten6676]

that was fun to watch - like Stefan i don´t like Yogurette - but i love licorice (Lakritz) As you noticed the kinder stuff is really good - but their (in my opinion) best product is missing - kinder BUENO!!! You must try them - i only say "taste orgasm"

[@jonathanthomsen6440]

Thorsten 667 The Kinder Bueno from Ferrero is actually not from Germany 🇩🇪, but The Kinder Bueno from Ferrero is actually and original from Italy 🇮🇹 my friend 🙂😎✌️

[@oldyellerschannel4676]

The story behind the banning of Kinder Eggs in not that the eggs or the Kinder product is specifically banned. Once there was a candy or chocolate manufacturer, who put hard metal (think Monopoly game pieces) inside candy. There was some chocking and damage to teeth, because the candy was not labelled as containing a toy. So law makers banned any candy that has any kind of toy or non edible object inside, unless the container splits open to reveal the toy, and is not embedded in the candy or chocolate. Kinder eggs, not specifically banned, fall under the category of a non edible object inside of the chocolate, and since the label is not in English, any warnings are not going to be recognized by no German speaking people. It's Kinder's own fault for not labelling the product correctly or putting the toy inside a plastic egg, and putting the chocolate on the outside.

[@andreasvogler1875]

Ferrero aka Kinder changes the labelling according to the country they sell their products in, so if sold in the US, the labelling would be english. Furthermore the plastic egg is big enough not to be swallowed by accident, especially if the parents explain this particular sweet to their child.

[@lukassimontm3546]

Yep, plus the container inside splits open. Even the chocolate shell splits open. And young kids need help opening the container. It's not THAT much of a threat.

[@Kevosaurus]

Wait, Americans don't have Maoam? Or Kinder eggs? You're missing out guys!

[@jonathanthomsen3111]

The Kinder Surprise Egg 🥚🍫 and The Kinder Joy Egg 🥚🍫 from The Kinder Brand 🍫 by Ferrero - The Very Much World Famous Italian Family Chocolate Company Ferrero 🇮🇹🍫🏭 is actually original from Italy 🇮🇹🦅, Alba, Piemonte, Italy 🇮🇹🦅 and The Kinder Brand 🍫 by Ferrero from Italy 🇮🇹🦅, Alba, Piemonte, Italy 🇮🇹🦅 since 1968, but not from Germany 🇩🇪🦅 at all, by the way my friend 😉😁😄😃😀😃😊😊😎😎🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍫🍫🏭🇮🇹🇮🇹🦅🦅🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻

[@jonathanthomsen3111]

And of course you can find both of them in USA, but only the Kinder Joy Egg 🥚🍫 my friend 😉😁😊😄😃😎🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻🍻

[@BrandonLee-zc7kc]

I'm from Germany, like to eat USA chocolate with peanut butter.. Root Beer 👍

[@bahnfotossudhessen316]

It hurt my feelings when Brizzy said that Waldmeister is Watermelon. Waldmeister is a plant found in the woods in Germany. There was a thing going around about aroma-replicas causing cancer if not used correctly (like with other plants causing health issues when consumed or even touched). But I think you guys are good ;)

[@moniquehofman4139]

Nice to watch! Soon another country's candy??

[@darthplagueis13]

Regarding the Kindereggs: 1: The toys are stored inside a yellow plastic capsule that is hidden inside the hollow chocolate egg. It is specifically made to be too large to be swallowed and chocked on accidentially. 2: They are forbidden in the US due to a law that bans any food items that include non-food items which are not visible from the outside. 3: Whilst there has been a very small number of accidents (according to Wikipedia there have been ten fatalities. Considering that since 1974 about 30 billion of those eggs have been made and sold that's actually not a lot), all of them involved children that were either younger than the age recommendation or not properly supervised by the parents (something that the packaging also specifically points out). Also, none of the accidents happened due to the children just devouring the eggs alongside the candy but rather when playing with them after unboxing them (there is after all a reason you don't give certain toys to children who haven't learned to not put anything they find in their mouths).

[@jonathanthomsen3111]

The Kinder Surprise Egg 🥚🍫 and The Kinder Joy Egg 🥚🍫 and All of The Kinder Brand Products 🍫 from The Kinder Brand 🍫 by Ferrero - The Very Much World Famous Italian Family Chocolate Company Ferrero 🇮🇹🍫🏭 is actually original from Italy 🇮🇹🦅, Alba, Piemonte, Italy 🇮🇹🦅 and The Kinder Brand 🍫 by Ferrero from Italy 🇮🇹🦅, Alba, Piemonte, Italy 🇮🇹🦅 since 1968, but not from Germany 🇩🇪🦅 at all, by the way my friend 😉😁😄😃😀😃😊😊😎😎🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍫🍫🏭🇮🇹🇮🇹🦅🦅🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@bchbugsmom]

now you will have to send Stefan, some Candy from America....., LOVE WATCHING your sing a long always puts me in a great mood!

[@dwalther4856]

If You put 3 Toffifee or more at once in Your mouth an try to say Toffifee afterwards ---> Covfefe ;) BTW : Brizzy is really good (!) at German pronounciation , in opposite to ... :)

[@dominikf8967]

Hello, how are you? My name is Dominik and I'm from Bavaria. You have to put the yogorette you tried in the fridge first, so for half an hour it is better! Greetings Dominik

[@neele3817]

Most people eat Ahoi Brause straight up like you did btw :D

[@SongOfIcarus]

I facepalmed hard by the Lindt Chocolate.... Lindt is Swiss not German

[@jonathanthomsen6440]

Swiss_Army_Knife Yeah that is right my friend 🙂😎✌️

[@BigMac19791979]

I just discovered this and I'm German and I immediately fell in love with this guy. Are people this cute and funny even allowed to exist?

[@ragedragon1242]

Those toffifee are so good

[@Avellania]

There was a guy in our dorm who loved these Yogurette things. He was the only one who never had any of his snacks disappear because nobody but him liked them.

[@j.t.5226]

Well, her german accent is pretty accurate :)

[@justahuman9273]

lindt is the best! i love lindt so much, especially "lindor" 😊 but it ain't german though, it's from switzerland.

[@jonathanthomsen6440]

Vivi N Yeah that is right my friend 🙂😎✌️

[@jankoegl]

How come so many people prefer chocolate-flavoured ice cream over considerably more refreshing, fruity flavours?! 🤔 I mean, isn’t refreshment the primary idea there? It‘s like saying, 'Boy, my throat is dry as hell ... what I wouldn‘t give for a slightly frozen KitKat!'

[@jonathanthomsen6440]

Jan Kögl The KitKat is actually and original from The UK Great Britain 🇬🇧,/ London, England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 my friend 🙂😎✌️

[@jankoegl]

Jonathan Thomsen The origin of KitKat wasn‘t exactly the point of my comment - but thanks for contributing that piece of trivia anyway ... friend. 😉👍🏼

[@jonathanthomsen6440]

Jan Kögl you are welcome my friend 🙂😎✌️

[@tatumgaboian4607]

You two are amazing ! Love ya both💕

[@megunded]

dich würde ich auch kitzeln ;-) you have to try the ahoi brause with wodka ......pretty common party trink in germany

[@klittererknieselda5249]

Seit wann trinkt man das mit Wodka Man schnupft das ( haben wir immer genacht wenn wir nachmittagunterricht hatten )

[@vickytaylor9155]

I love the way you pronounced Nutella. It is pronounced. Nut Ella not nootella.

[@jonathanthomsen6440]

Vicky Taylor The Nutella from Ferrero is actually not from Germany 🇩🇪, but The Nutella from Ferrero is actually and original from Italy 🇮🇹 my friend 🙂😎✌️

[@neele3817]

As a German this was really funny to watch haha

[@Dreaded-Flower]

7:54 your pronunciation is really good. you mastered the *ch* sound

[@Andy81m]

Dick doesn’t mean big in German. It means fat. Dicke Frau means fat woman. Dicker Mann means Fat Man. Waldmeister is Waldmeister. In US you dont have the Flavour Waldmeister.

[@RagnarRipper]

I can not so watching Americans eat candy from my childhood!... Okay, who am I kidding!? More like... From my 15 minutes ago 😅

[@traceyleel.3143]

You guys are so cute together! And Lexi... We all miss her but she's in a better place now. Oh and also I just watched the Markiplier's video with you guys! That was funny!(I know it's not related to this vid. But hey)^_^

[@shookydough4229]

Great choice of candy from your friend! We have so many other candy from kinder, but the Kinder Riegel and Kinder Country are my favourites as well! I'm from Germany btw, great video and the way you tried to say German words was so cool!

[@TJSmith]

imaphangirlmuggle those kinder riegels 😍

[@jonathanthomsen6440]

yoongles The Kinder Riegel and Kinder Country is actually not from Germany 🇩🇪, but The Kinder Riegel and Kinder Country is actually and original from Italy 🇮🇹 my friend 🙂😎✌️

[@psymcdad8151]

You are Ahoibrausing falsch, you Schandfleck! ÒoÓ Propper Procedure: 1.) Pick a Flavour. 2.) Empty entire bag into your mouth. 3.) Add a shot glas of "Korn" or "Doppelkorn". 4.) Gargle. 5.) Flush. 6.) Swallow.

[@SecondQ]

To push the glasses in german is: prost (EN is cheers) If you should come back to AHOJ BRAUSE Take everything (the whole bag) into the mouth It's not like pop rocks in the mouth, it's ... ;=)) AHOJ BRAUSE (german), Brausepulver = EN Lemonade powder de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brausepulver

[@praiodansmagicbox4094]

Nice video, but - Waldmeister: sweetscented bedstraw If you drink togehter you say „Prost“ or „Zum wohl!“ - Eating the ahoi brause without water was by the way the better choice. Thats what most people here do - Kinder: Ferrero -> Italian (although Kinder is german for children) - FYI: inside the chocolate of Kinder Eggs is a smaller egg made of plastic with the toy inside … you can’t eat the toy by accident - Hanuta: Ferrero again (your not that bad at pronouncing german, better than most), Rocher ist he same company - Knoppers … the first way you pronounced it was the right way: including the „k“.“Knoppers“, not „noppers“, one oft he most famous advertising slogan: „Morgens halb zehn in Deutschland: knoppers, das Frühstückchen“ -> „Half past nine in the morningn in germany: Knoppers, the little breakfast snack - There is no root beer taste stuff in germany - Yogurette: again Fererro (Italian) - Milka: swiss - Kinder Country: again Italian.

[@mahari7285]

Watching the "Dickmann´s"- part and thinking: I KNEW IT...!^^ Greets from Germany! (BTW: It really just means "big" or "fat"...!) Oh, and here´s another big tip: Take a Dickmann´s and put it into a freshly toasted burger bun...best breakfast snack ever...thousands of german pupils cannot be wrong...!

[@Kivas_Fajo]

I recommend the ULM X channel here. American guy of your age who has moved to Ulm/Germany. You want to learn german the ez way. He got the right app to do it and no, I neither know this guy, nor do I have anything to do with his app. I'm just a german who happens to like watching videos as yours... Best tip from me to better pronounce german words. Learn the german alphabet and how to pronounce our letters. Haribo= Company found by a guy called Hans Riegel from the city of Bonn, so HaRiBo. Simple. in american it might be: Huhreebo

[@Aswan2000]

U Americans always say we Germans have such long words, but looking at some of your words, I don't see why that's such a special thing. Words like "Antiestablishmentarianism" (25 Words) aren't exactly short either :)

[@jakobyica506]

The white thing in the Dickmanns isnt marshmallow its just egg white .

[@twinkobliterator]

marshmallow is made of egg white and sugar :P

[@swanpride]

Next to nobody actually drinks Brause, we all prefer to just lick it. Or pair it with Vodka.And to explain the Knoppers thing: They had a huge advertising campaign convincing Germans that Knoppers is the ideal snack to eat "at the morning 9:30 in Germany" which is around the time when school children have their first recess (there isn't a thing like school lunch at most Germans school, so children get something small like a buttered bread and an apple to tide them over until they get home around 13 o'clock for a warm meal) and people often take a short coffee break at work.

[@glaubhafieber]

Don’t call lindt a German chocolate. You make lots of Swiss people angry. Don’t worry, i forgive you.. :) btw. Try filling your mouth partially with ahoi brause, add 2cl of vodka, shake your head and then swallow it..

[@portomuc]

Ahoi Brause definitely goes very good as well with Wodka ... but then u a bit bag straight in your mouth and a shot of Wodka ahead, but be careful you get drunk much easier...

[@ihbbv8847]

I laughed so hard at this since i should be sleeping for hours now. Literally every attempt to pronounce „Stefan“ was wrong but very funny. And what you call rich or „you have candy for a week with these“ is actually a normal package for one or two persons and one evening. Those „Dickmans“ are awesome by the way! I could eat half a package in 15 minutes! I love them! Oh and please google „Waldmeister“ once since it is a small flower without real fruits or sth.

[@xXxCheekyPrincessxXx]

Now I really want to buy Ahoj Brause Again because of childhood memories

[@Hitomi905785]

I am a Stefan myself, and you haven't pronounced it right even once :p The "S" in Stefan is pronounced like the "sh" in should. And do NOT make a "Stefan" a "Steven". This is illegal in Germany.

[@raikmanier7906]

Cheers in German is Prost

[@musicsnake4800]

Here in Germany we don't say "Danke" (witch means thank you. I think you know this😂) when we eat or drink we say "Guten Appetit" or "Guten Hunger (when we eat Something) and "guten Durst" (when we Drink Something) but normaly we say nothing. We eat and drink without say somthing 😊

[@kylarstern671]

TJ Smith if you wanna know a funny drinking game, you can make a competition with the Ahoi Brause you had. Its called Vodka Ahoi, you put the Ahoi Brause in your mouth and then mix it with Vodka in your mouth. The next step is: "good luck keeping it in" xD

[@zaranea7920]

Like....in america Haribo is always= GUmmy Bears? You knew that Haribo has lke hundrets of diffrent gummi products

[@Alex68Bucs]

The thing about the Lachgummi is, that its actually a linguistic joke... Since the german word for vinegums is Weingummi. Weinen (verb) is the german word for to cry. So they turned crygums into laughgums.