Why These Chocolate Balls Are Named After Famous Composer Mozart | Tasty Legacies Ep. 3

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is considered to be one of the most important classical music composers to have ever lived. But Mozart isn’t only a treat for the ears, but also for our taste buds. A delicious sweet was named after the famous Austrian musical genius: the so-called Mozartkugeln or Mozart balls. Our reporter Felicitas set off for the series ‘Tasty Legacies’ to find how the treats came to have this name. Not only did she get to enjoy a small, private concert in Austria, but she also learned about a fascinating culinary tale.
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[@badllama8090]

Nice fun presenter, love watching these, can't wait to get back to Germany & Austria!👍🤞👏😊

[@DWFood]

You should!

[@MK-dr7dx]

I thought almond milk was a recent invention. What a surprise to find out that some version of it existed long enough ago for Mozart to drink it!

[@DWFood]

Fascinating, isn't it? There are written recordings of almond milk back to 12th century Europe. Not simply a 21st century obsession 🥛😁

[@goddess_ofchaos]

It was also known in ancient china!

[@WalLuchs360]

Mozart balls....

[@thechickenduck8377]

To be fair she did talk about squirting into holes at some point so the theme remains intact.

[@maccrazy7335]

This might be the original, I still prefer the ones from Mirabell...

[@midge_Fox]

Es una pena que ya le pusieron un chocolate, el de la cobertura que no es chocolate de verdad sino una cosa química que hasta duele en los dientes. Hace 10 años eran de lo más delicioso del mundo. Acabo de comprarlos... De Alemania... Que vergüenza... No sé vale. Calidad calidad

[@quinnw6795]

Wonderful video love the history of the chocolate 🍫 please do keep making these videos I love them a lot. All the best from Canada 🇨🇦

[@salimanathoo1441]

No gloves while chocolate coating process😢

[@Nada.n82]

Not my favorite presenter, but I still love the channel :).

[@sunilpatel217]

Yummy 😋 Mozart. 😄😄

[@coloradomountain]

Is the original also the best?

[@FelicitasThen]

Its very good! Thats for sure!

[@coloradomountain]

@@FelicitasThen How about showing the original of Berliner? We call them Bismarck in North America or simply jelly filled donut.

[@DWFood]

Yummy!

[@Tomb-G19]

Her voice is audible candy 💕

[@psyo123]

and her clothe is incredibly awful in my opinion for interviewing traditional tastes

[@ardayilmaz78]

@@psyo123 what should she wear then?

[@joedia242]

@@psyo123 you're incredibly awful 😀

[@moein-lifestyle]

🍫 Excellent Tour 🍫 I Love Mozart Music & Mozart Chocolate 🍫 🎶

[@IntrepidIanRinon]

Chocolate in... chocolate out.

[@chopin65]

Marzipan is gross. It makes me think of my grandmother, who ate the stuff. 😨

[@DWFood]

Hear me out... 😋 Marzipan croissant 🤔 Cherry bakewell 🤯 Almond cake

[@joliecide]

Marzipan killed your granny? Da fuq...

[@1991Q]

what is the Mozart piano piece played at 5:00??

[@moein-lifestyle]

Mozart - Piano Sonata No. 4 in E flat major, K. 282.189g-1-Adagio

[@1991Q]

@@moein-lifestyle thanks boss👍

[@joliecide]

Those are amazing. Lindt also came out with its own variation.

[@DeltaRoSigma]

Lindt is not a good chocolate at all. It's quite bad, overpriced chocolate posing as something exclusive.

[@pheebsbee1280]

It is nice that the cafe Furtz did not ask to see a vaccine passport before they allowed everyone inside.

[@tsaichu]

They did. It wasn’t shown in this video.

[@tubekulose]

Fürst, not "Furtz". "Fürst" means "prince" and "Fur(t)z" means "fart". 🤣🤣🤣