Stockholm is beautiful but licorice (drop in Dutch) is very popular in the Netherlands as well. Altough I happily admit you have better licorice in Scandinavia. I especially like those licorice pipes they sell in Denmark (Skippers lakrids piber)
Your Nordic series has really been so good and fun but educational too. I’ve watched other TH-camrs up in that area but you guys rank number 1 as far as I’m concerned. Love very episode!
It's sooo much fun to watch your nordic summer series, since those stunning and beautiful countries don't get the attention they deserve most of the time 👍👍👍
5:48 Supposedly, it helps with sea sickness, so the fishermen would chew on the root when they were out on rough seas. Also, the "salt" is not the sodium chloride you're familiar with. It's actually ammonium chloride, hence it's various uses in medicine and radically different flavor. When you put it in your mouth, you may notice a cooling sensation as the salt reacts with the water in your gum and melts away.
Just wanted to say that I've really enjoyed watching your Nordic adventures! Can't wait until you get to Norway, for a Finn like myself Sweden is still very familiar in many ways. Anyways, you guys have a great channel, the videos are very informative yet fun, and your content really stands out from other travel channels. Thanks, YT, for this random recommendation!
Hey you guys, I'm so excited to see you again and I've never ever seen that kind of food in Sweden before but looks interesting. Great adventure video! 😉✌
I was in Stockholm last week and I really want to back there the city was beautiful I also went to the Hötorgshallen I had some fantastic fresh seafood there. Ashley you have a wonderful smile. This only the 2nd of your vids I've seen (clicked when I saw Stockholm) just subscribed - keep up the good work thanks for sharing.
Black salty licorice is my fav, then next is salmiakki flavouried black licorice. That salty one you tasted looked a lot like something we call Heksehyl, translated into Witchscream. I recomend Panda Licorice original if you want to try some soft fresh, mild and sweet licorice.
Yes, we Nordic people love our licorice, especially when mixed with salmiak-the saltier, the better! I really enjoyed licorice as a child, but as I get older, I’ve unfortunately had to give it up to help keep my blood pressure under control.
1:35 I'm not really a fan of cream based gravy / sauce on meat, but I've not had it with turkey, so it might work... :/ Balanced salt & sweet salmiakki is YUM... 8:31 that reaction though... :) Was waiting to see "spit take" of licorice flying... :P Glad that Ash got some form of her spirit animal (sorbet) in the tour... :)
Oh my gosh, I'm happy I found your channel! Great content and you are both so adorable!^^ I just moved to Stockholm, and wasn't aware of most of those places you visited. Ill need to check them out (chocolate sorbet, here I come!)!! :D
I love these but with beef,I'm not much of a fan of turkey unless toasted or breaded fried an baked..they did look good though..the berries looked good as well.
Try all Lördagsgodis... Stockholm is amazing !!! Vasa, Djurgarden, Gröna Lund Tivoli, Gamla Stan, Strandvägen boat trip, fotografiska... And next time in Germany try Haribo & Katjes sweets
I LOOOVE salty licorice. I so want to try that one. Too bad that the tourist office of Stockholm is taking groups only to these modern-day generic looking, "instagrammable" places, that look the same the whole world over, rather than more traditional, long-standing places. Of course, this is a general "problem" and not your "fault", personally, even though social media and TH-cam play their part in that trend. Maybe this phenomenon was particularly obvious in this video because that instagram look is somewhat influenced by Scandinavian minimalism and design. Therefore: many pretty places, delicious looking food, and fun video! Just a little tiring to see only those modern places styled for travel vloggers and their presumed audiences.
I think what you wrote is interesting and often true in other places around the world as well. Since many of us watch travel vlogs to know where to go when we visit, how would you suggest someone traveling to Stockholm find the more traditional long standing locations if we care less about instagramming and more about experiencing and supporting local shops and vendors?
Too bad you didn’t get Swedish wine. 😕 There are some vineyards in the southern parts of Sweden but it’s not very common to get Swedish wine at restaurants, though. I don’t think it’s produced in that kind of quantities.
You're thinking about cocoa percentage. It could be made out of light chocolate for all we know. Unless she meant cocoa ofc, but it didn't look that dark :/
Ironically enough, the fish you ate in Stockholm was not from Stockholm, or even the Baltics most likely. Too much contamination and heavy metals, sadly.
@@WAYAWAYWithAsh Å is just like Au in Australia or Austin. Or the "o" in or, or the "a" in "all". So you´re actually going around pronouncing å all the time, without even realizing you that you are.
@@oakleaft But there's also licorice with regular salt, which is not the same thing as ammonium chloride, so it would be wrong to call "regular" salty licorice for salmiakki. But yeah, a lot of people use the term "salty licorice" for both even though they taste different.
There's no "too salty" when it comes to licorice.
Stockholm sooo beautiful.
Agree. Cant be salty enough!
@@johndoe1909 if you want extremely salty try Blackout super salt lakrits at Teknikmagasinet. :P
Stockholm is beautiful but licorice (drop in Dutch) is very popular in the Netherlands as well. Altough I happily admit you have better licorice in Scandinavia. I especially like those licorice pipes they sell in Denmark (Skippers lakrids piber)
No too salty when it comes to Sweden. We love salt and I could add so much or eat just salt.
Your Nordic series has really been so good and fun but educational too. I’ve watched other TH-camrs up in that area but you guys rank number 1 as far as I’m concerned. Love very episode!
You should come visit us sometime! We all speak english, and we're quite friendly :D
It's sooo much fun to watch your nordic summer series, since those stunning and beautiful countries don't get the attention they deserve most of the time 👍👍👍
5:48 Supposedly, it helps with sea sickness, so the fishermen would chew on the root when they were out on rough seas. Also, the "salt" is not the sodium chloride you're familiar with. It's actually ammonium chloride, hence it's various uses in medicine and radically different flavor. When you put it in your mouth, you may notice a cooling sensation as the salt reacts with the water in your gum and melts away.
Love food tours and especially fish/seafood. "Only" made it to Malmö and Gothenburg, but have to come back for Stockholm. Great series!
I no longer live in Sthlm, but when I get homesick I watch clips about my hometown. Really enjoyed watching this. And Ashleigh, you are delightful.
Just wanted to say that I've really enjoyed watching your Nordic adventures! Can't wait until you get to Norway, for a Finn like myself Sweden is still very familiar in many ways. Anyways, you guys have a great channel, the videos are very informative yet fun, and your content really stands out from other travel channels. Thanks, YT, for this random recommendation!
I'm enjoying your videos. Being from Washington myself I can appreciate your description of the weather a whole lot more. Have fun ❤
Hey you guys, I'm so excited to see you again and I've never ever seen that kind of food in Sweden before but looks interesting. Great adventure video! 😉✌
I was in Stockholm last week and I really want to back there the city was beautiful I also went to the Hötorgshallen I had some fantastic fresh seafood there. Ashley you have a wonderful smile. This only the 2nd of your vids I've seen (clicked when I saw Stockholm) just subscribed - keep up the good work thanks for sharing.
Black salty licorice is my fav, then next is salmiakki flavouried black licorice. That salty one you tasted looked a lot like something we call Heksehyl, translated into Witchscream. I recomend Panda Licorice original if you want to try some soft fresh, mild and sweet licorice.
Just liked it before the video started because i just know its gonna be awesome😆
Awww
Great video. I love the interesting things to eat in Stockholm. I love black licorice.
Yes, we Nordic people love our licorice, especially when mixed with salmiak-the saltier, the better! I really enjoyed licorice as a child, but as I get older, I’ve unfortunately had to give it up to help keep my blood pressure under control.
8:50 :)) my husband walks in the room : Why is Josh crying ? did he fall ? me: yeah in a salt swamp
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1:35 I'm not really a fan of cream based gravy / sauce on meat, but I've not had it with turkey, so it might work... :/
Balanced salt & sweet salmiakki is YUM...
8:31 that reaction though... :) Was waiting to see "spit take" of licorice flying... :P
Glad that Ash got some form of her spirit animal (sorbet) in the tour... :)
In case you didn't know, "salmiakki" is the finnish version of the swedish word salmiak. (They tend to hang on more suffixes to nouns than swedes do.)
Very entertaining as usual. Much love.
Sweden looks really cool!
Oh my gosh, I'm happy I found your channel! Great content and you are both so adorable!^^
I just moved to Stockholm, and wasn't aware of most of those places you visited. Ill need to check them out (chocolate sorbet, here I come!)!! :D
Yeah!!! It was so tasty!
If it aint pure ammonium chloride, it aint too salty
I think most Swedes would argue that the Polkagris is mainly attributed to Amalia Eriksson in Gränna and not some random candy store in Stockholm tho.
It is :) But Polkagris ia a kids and tourist kind of thing
Great videos
I´m Swedish and I love salt licorice. Maybe you have to be Scandinavian to appericiate salt licorice.
The dutch and north-germans like it too.
Nice vlog of Stockholm. My second home😍 always fun too see u guys travelling the world 😊
Adjö is goodbye , hejdo is bye. Don't miss the Vasa Museum or Skansen open air museum, two of my favourite places in Stockholm.
We love Skansen! But we didn't go this trip. We have it in an older video though!
I love these but with beef,I'm not much of a fan of turkey unless toasted or breaded fried an baked..they did look good though..the berries looked good as well.
My goodness I was drooling watching you trying all those delicious morsels
Wow we were quite close in meeting. I arrived on Monday 29th. and I know that Hotorget Mall.
Try all Lördagsgodis...
Stockholm is amazing !!!
Vasa, Djurgarden, Gröna Lund Tivoli, Gamla Stan, Strandvägen boat trip, fotografiska...
And next time in Germany try Haribo & Katjes sweets
I am from the north east of England uk south shields I like go to Sweden it looks nice
What song 13:28?
I need you back to Istanbul ♥️
You two are brave..lol.salted licorice. I love cherry an chocolate
Other than the licorice everything looks so yummy
Hehe, you can't win them all
guys pls don't smile too much then i will start watching all ur videos and my whole day gone
Have you ever had pontefract cakes from the UK.I dont like liquorice so I have never had them but my Dad loved them.
what is the song at 3:00?
Dansez
hi guys which good food turkey or sweden
I love your smile and laughing sound
Haha im Swedish and i tried the worlds saltiest liqourice, tastes like licking on a car battery! Love it!
kaiserkarl2 😂😂😂
he most beautiful country and the best people in the world is Norway and the Norwegians
i love the people of Norway
Can’t get enough keep them coming
Instead of eating salty things😁; come one more time to Turkey to discover our fantastic meals and our amazing atmosphere
I am surprised that a joker in the Kitchen did not place a carrot between the meatball and the potato.
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Always smiling
I LOOOVE salty licorice. I so want to try that one.
Too bad that the tourist office of Stockholm is taking groups only to these modern-day generic looking, "instagrammable" places, that look the same the whole world over, rather than more traditional, long-standing places. Of course, this is a general "problem" and not your "fault", personally, even though social media and TH-cam play their part in that trend. Maybe this phenomenon was particularly obvious in this video because that instagram look is somewhat influenced by Scandinavian minimalism and design. Therefore: many pretty places, delicious looking food, and fun video! Just a little tiring to see only those modern places styled for travel vloggers and their presumed audiences.
I think what you wrote is interesting and often true in other places around the world as well. Since many of us watch travel vlogs to know where to go when we visit, how would you suggest someone traveling to Stockholm find the more traditional long standing locations if we care less about instagramming and more about experiencing and supporting local shops and vendors?
That fish is probably not from Stockholm or the baltic sea. It’s most likely from the swedish west coast.
Imagine walking up to people doing this on the street. you can see it in their faces of those who walk by xD
Too bad you didn’t get Swedish wine. 😕 There are some vineyards in the southern parts of Sweden but it’s not very common to get Swedish wine at restaurants, though. I don’t think it’s produced in that kind of quantities.
I was actually on a vineyard tour in sweden last week
7:52 _"It's got a chemical salt as well as a physical salt"_ What can I say...
Shhh.... let us play dumb. :p
@@WAYAWAYWithAsh Aww... nothing personal!
Just my obsession with semantics.
Lakrits from Finland are great god
I love your Tyrkisk peber
Turkey meatballs aren't proper Swedish meatballs... Funny though since meatballs came to Sweden from Turkey.
85% chocolate is too strong for me 70% is just about right.
Exactly what I thought. I love up to 70%, more than that is too much.
I like even 99% chocolate sometimes 🙃
You're thinking about cocoa percentage. It could be made out of light chocolate for all we know. Unless she meant cocoa ofc, but it didn't look that dark :/
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bye in Swedish is hej då
85% chocolate sorbet? *Heavy breathing* 🤤
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We are gonna eat real Swedish meatballs and get turkey ones...!
No I don’t do sweet and savary together
Ironically enough, the fish you ate in Stockholm was not from Stockholm, or even the Baltics most likely. Too much contamination and heavy metals, sadly.
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Josh is very funny. Hahaha with salty licorice
Man it was SO salty!
Bye = Hej då!
Då is pronounced a bit like door withour the r.
That å is hard for us to pronounce!!
@@WAYAWAYWithAsh Å is just like Au in Australia or Austin. Or the "o" in or, or the "a" in "all". So you´re actually going around pronouncing å all the time, without even realizing you that you are.
Ah! That makes sense! Thank you
Salty licorice, do you mean salmiakki? Salmiakki is a Finnish candy, and it is like salty licorice.
Yup, salted licorice (salt lakrits) is what the Finnish refer to as Salmiakki. Same thing.
@@oakleaft But there's also licorice with regular salt, which is not the same thing as ammonium chloride, so it would be wrong to call "regular" salty licorice for salmiakki. But yeah, a lot of people use the term "salty licorice" for both even though they taste different.
Hold my salty licorice...
Who's addicted to licorice?
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