Japanese Try Snacks from Finland (Food & Snacks Haul)
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- Today we're trying some food and snacks from Finland! This is awesome because we've never tried Finnish food. Thanks to Eero & Terhi for sending us these treats.!
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You guys can pronunce the Finnish words really amazingly! Japan and Finnish language must be close to each other in that way.
The thing is, in both languages, the letters are pronounced as they are written, with very little exceptions, so mostly they are always pronounced the same way.
epäjärjestelmällistyttämättömyydelläänsäkäänköhän and lentokonesuihkuturbiinimoottoriapumekaanikkoaliupseerioppilas .. i dont think that they can do a good job on these two with out failing...
@@House_of_CaineFrench thinks they pronounce letters like they are written. Spanish and italians too, so....
@@antlamaki1108 I think the French know there are silent letters in words. But in Spanish it is rather consistent, not as consistent as in Finnish, but still. Also Japanese has sometimes silent letters. For example both have word "sika," but in Japanese the i is silent in that word.
Years ago I found out that Finland and Japan share the word 'Inari'. Japan has Inari shrines and in Northern Finland there's a place called Inari.. lol
Greetings from Finland. Geisha in Finland means Japan Geisha.
I love the history behind the Geisha it’s really fascinating & even to date altho I’m sure it used to be more special to be a geisha idk☺️😘
@@gina1emo And now they are thinking to change that Geisha name for something else because political correctness.
Zämi Doubt they gonna change the name that’s the original name.
@@gina1emo yeah and no one even seems to be offended by it. if a lot of Japanese people didn't like it then it could be worth reconsidering. but Japanese people seem to usually be surprised and happy when they see it - a bit like when Finnish people see our words used in Japanese brand names 😊 it's all with respect and good vibes
You pronounce those thing correctly unlike most countries since pronounciation of western letters is very similar in both of oour countries.
4:20 "Sausages make me happy"
LOL couldn't resist
Lol! Sausages are the KING of all cylindrical meats!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
i knew it from the first minute
I love to see Japanese reacting to Finnish snacks and stuff because they usually pronounce the names correctly
Sorry to be so off topic but does anybody know of a way to get back into an instagram account??
I stupidly forgot my login password. I love any help you can give me
@Malcolm Denver Instablaster :)
Geisha used to have a Japanese woman in kimono on the package .
And I believe it still has cherry blossoms?
yes it does
Interesting you pointed out how many items were not as sweet. Sweets and baked goods in Nordic countries are mostly less sweet than many other western countries. Many feel an aversion to candy and cakes that are too sweet and the complaint or worry that something is too sweet is a common thing to hear, guess that is why taste of licorice and sour is so popular for candy..
Hope you got some Salmiakki to try, the delicious big bad brother of licorice.
I can't stop smiling! (: It is awesome to watch how positive you guys are
Pronounciation in Finland and Japan are quite similiar for example your " Ruis Nacho " and " Kismet " are totally on point ! Ruis = Rye = Rye nacho . I love Japan and i wish that someday on my life i would like to move to Japan, love everything about it. Perkele ! And overall you guys have had the best pronounciation so far on youtube ! I tasted NATTO and i have nothing good to say about it, Sushi Natto at Kanasawa.. bleah ! this comment is brougt to you by " STRONG ZERO LEMON " I love those and when i was in japan i sent those to finland ! It is MiG non just as you said it first
It is good practice to but he mignon egg into the fridge before eating it. Then the shell will come of easily.
Geisha does mean Geisha in Finland too ^^
Also Mignon is spelled the french way, meaning dainty or little etc. Those are usually sold in easter. You are not supposed to eat the shell. Poor Emmy from emmymadeinjapan unfortunately had some.
What wonderful treats! Thank you, Eero and Terhi, for sending such a great package from Finland! Everything looked so good. I went to college in Seattle, and sometimes we had salmon chowder there. It was very delicious! It's so nice that you were able to try a salmon soup, too. I'm looking forward to part two of the Finnish treats. Thanks for the video! :-)
Mignon is like an easter egg in Finland. You can paint on in, like kids do on easter. Greetings from Finland ❤️
Relish and pickles are abundant in Scandinavia, Finland included. Geisha chocolate is one of my favorites here in Sweden..Geisha chocolate is named Geisha after the japanese word :p it also has that pink, Sakura color for that reason. Fazer, Marabou and Cloetta are 3 big brands in Sweden and Finland.
Dreamlicker I kinda wish Fazer was more available around Asia. I love the vodka filled ones and have to order online to get them :(
Have you ever tried Anthon Berg? If you like liquor and marzipan, you'll love them. They've got a chocolate that looks like hockeypucks, flavored with vodka, champagne, Madeira wine and others. It's a piece of marzipan, with this liquor filling ontop, dipped in chocolate.
There's a trick for cracking the Mignon egg's shell. You have to refridgerate it first, and with a good crack you can basically just lift half of the shell off. Peeling a warm Mignon egg results in a lot of shards and dirty fingers.
Epic quote
Satoshi: Now that my palate has been fixed I can eat now.
Shinichi: Okay, how did you fix it?
Satoshi: I drunk beer.
~The Essential Satoshi Guide to Palate Cleansing~
I read this as they said they that. 😂
Great video! Love Satoshis little "heehee I'm drunk"
I practice Daitoryu Aikijujutsu in Finland. Some of the Japanese sensei often visit us and salmon soup has also been one of their favourite Finnish meals to order here.
Geisha is my favourite! We have them in Sweden too. 😍
I'm wondering if that Jim bar has yogurt in it, that would probably be why it's tart and white
This video made my day! Poor Satoshi... his face with the black licorice; and such a tiny piece, too, LOL! I feel your pain, I don't like black licorice at all, it's terrible, so I would probably have done the same thing. Beer solves everything and a perfect palate cleanser, LOL! Everything looked delicious, but the beer, chips, and all the chocolate were my faves. I second the commenter about doing a mint chocolate food taste test. I would really like to see all the different combinations. Thanks for another fun video!
Satoshi’s face opening the licorice package 😂
I would make the same face, licorice is gross 🙈🤢
@@MDeLorien It's wonderful
Geisha chocolate is definitely meant to be inspired by Japan, there is an ad campaign for it running on TV here now which is actually set in Japan. it's one of my favourite chocolates of all time, as well as Pätkis. also, it is pronounced like filet mignon!😉 I'm happy you're enjoying food and snacks from my country 😊🇫🇮
Satoshi, your face was priceless when you ate the tiny licorice. I would of done the same thing! The chips & beer looked good! Great video you guys! Love you both!!
I feel your pain Satoshi. Licorice tasting would be my own personal hell. Looking forward to the second half, thank you for the share.
Comme toujours, un agréable moment en votre compagnie . Merci !!
These videos are so entertaining! Greetings from Finland. :)
This is an interesting introduction to Finnish food. The healthy tortilla chips seem like they’d be great with hummus. Ha, I'm here for all the chocolate-mint food! What a generous food haul! I can’t wait for the second part. Thanks for the video and have a great weekend!
I promise to binge-watch all of your videos that I’ve missed, as soon as food looks good to me again. ♥️
How are you feeling? 😘
Mindy's Mom Sorry you aren't feeling well. I will put you in my prayers. Hopefully you'll be enjoying food in no time.
Mindy's Mom I am sorry food still isn't looking good to you. I hope that will change soon, and you'll soon enjoy watching Shinichi and Satoshi's videos again, along with so many other things - including eating! Sending hugs your way. Hang in there, sister.
Pamela J Levene.....So much better today, thank you! It generally takes up to 5 days to feel better. ❤️
Jackie Carranco.....Thank you for your prayers!!! ♥️
Wow a snacks &haul from Finland yummie
Homemade Lohikeitto (salmon soup) is a great comfort food during the winter months. And quite easy to make even in Japan as all the ingredients are easy to come across and I've found that a rich dashi stock is a suitable substitute for the traditional fish stock that's used in Western recipes.
Geisha means geisha and the chocolate is from 1962 when there were Tokio Olympics.
Finland represent!
Tip for eating mignon eggs is to keep them in a fridge for a while before eating. That makes peeling the eggshell easier bc the chocolate hasn't melted on it
Mignon eggs are mostly easter delicacy, a chocolate egg. I keep them in the refridgerator for a while, then it becomes easy to peel off the eggshell.
I want salmon soup now. That sounds good.
A real finnish salmon soup is delicious and very easy to make :)
It is really good, really recommend it
I am from finland and i want some salmon soup now too :D
Luckily we have Kokkirartano (company) that makes amazing salmon soup❤️
Isnt salmon soup a Thing in America or other countries? Its EASILY the best soup ever. Salmon fits so well in a soup and the "creamy" or milky broth is godly
Jim bar features full-bodied dark chocolate with a fruit flavored whipped egg white and marmalade filling
Shinichi can you make an all mint-chocolate item taste test video? I looooove everything mint-choco, it's the best flavor second to salted caramel of course
I love mint choco too :D
Me too. I can eat an entire box of After Eights in one go.
For me it has the taste of toothpaste lol
Un drap - that's why they make toothpaste mint flavoured, it encourages mint fanatics to use it all the more :)
I'd love to see that, though I think it'd have to be a solo review! mint-chocolate is my roll.
Red-White-and-blue JIM is from 1958 and it was propably very typical american name for Finns. Inside is whipped marmelade and egg yolk
Wow, this is really good! A lot of taste test are just rections and the ooh-and-aahs, but you really analyze and go more in depth on the flavors. Great job guys!
And now I got to the point in the video where you said you google the stuff you get. Even better!!
Hey have you two ever had an experience with geisha like have you been at any restaurant, eat out with geisha entertainment🤔?? I’d love to know! Btw thankx for all the entertainment☺️I’m watchin all your try snacks from around the world youse put a smile on my face😊😝
Finns have for a long time been fans on all things Japanese, hence we have chocolate bar named Geisha, and I believe we had an ad for it with Geishas many many years ago
Yeah I remember that ad. Geisha is prolly the second best chocolate After obvious
I enjoy the fact that people from japan can enjoy finnish snacks!
Salty liquorice is a different thing from liquorice (in Finland at least)
Impeccable shirt selection as usual guys. :D
Jumped straight onto Finland review. I only spent one night in Finland last year so limited foodie experience. Oh but I recall it was first place I saw tinned BEAR, but chose moose balls instead. Thanks guys, good to discover new snacks
mignon actually means cute in French.
nicole medina I love how words for cute usually are cute themselves xD.
I'm a language geek 😅
Cucumber pickle relish is a popular hot dog topping in various parts of the United States, for sure. I like my hot dogs many ways, including with sweet or dill pickle relish, small-diced onion, sauerkraut, and horseradish sauce. I call it the No Smooches Dog, for what should be very obvious reasons. ;)
J.R. Caldoon I had never had sauerkraut until this year (I am 59) and I love it. I like one with everything too. It's all good.
+Jackie Carranco I was pretty pedestrian in my tastes until I was 35 or so -- and then I moved to a place that has many cuisines from all over the world begging to be experienced! I have no regrets at all. :) good on you for giving new things a try. I hope I am as flexible when I get to that age!
+D thanks! The New York style is pretty similar (sauerkraut and onion) and it's also a variety I love immensely.
I've never had cucumber on hot dogs, even as relish. but that might be a regional thing!
the mignon egg should be kept in the fridge, so it's easier to open! :)
A Finn here. One of my Japanese friends said that Finnish summer-food is quite like Sashimi if you changed the side rice with boiled new potatoes (potatoes born the same spring/summer). A lot of different kinds uncooked fish sliced thinly. Though instead of dipping we may marinade them.
Ive been looking for people from japan tasting finnish food and never found but i found you guys and i knew you would like our foods and believe me, I love sushi 👌🏼😁 And I want to go to japan only to taste youe foods and i know i will like them 👍😁
Poor Satoshi. 😂 Can’t Wait until the next one!
The chocolate egg like Kinder Surprise, but the surprise is more chocolate of course.. it's sold around Easter, and we paint them :D
Could Satoshi san's piece of licorice be any smaller ???🤣🤣🤣🤣. I like watching you guys try new foods. So funny. Makes me want to try a lot of things.
The mignon (it's French) egg is easiest to peel when it's slightly chilled. Also, after years of practice (every easter), you get quite skilled at peeling the shell in two or three pieces.
Hey guys, I love your videos. Keep it up! ;-)
Yes, Tabieats is the best!
6:18 That description could only come from one man - Satoshi
LOL
"Royal milk chocolatey"
I'm gonna use that phrase, next time I eat super delicious milk chocolate.
i love salmon soup, lohikeitto. good video guys:)
I hope you guys visit Finland one of these days :) Oh yeah, the Jim is a quite old chocolate bar. Probably not the favourite of most finns nowadays but a classic anyways.
I was doubtful about the salmon soup but now I need to try it :D will pick it up next time I go to the store!
I feel so sad for Satoshi, because he doesn’t like licorice. I love it!
All soups and other dishes from Jalostaja are delicious (of course depends on what you like normally). They're a bit expensive when considered as a "microwave food" but totally worth it.
You guys make excellent tasting videos, you can describe the tastes and textures well. - Salmiakki (salty licorice) and licorice aren't for all. For some people it is like poison and even taste it with a tip of tongue is horrible.
Geisha is yes, the Japanese word. I loved geisha candy advertisements, they were Middle Age Japanese style.
Mignon is said as the French word, it's not Finnish language. And it is easier to peel if it's cool, if it's warm, gets messy.
Hi my bro, I'm from Finland 🇫🇮. And thanks for this video
Love the videos! Can you please do a tour of 7/11 or Lawson. I'd love that!! Thanks
Yes, that Mignon is spelled in both ways depending the person. Some spell it french way and some the other way
I been in Finland for 2 days (waiting for my connecting flight) and the food is wonderful and very healthy
Well i think those all spicemix chips are more related to basic condiments when you go to the grill and order something like burgers or french fries.
Pickle is in finnish suolakurkku which is in english "salt cucumber"
I believe it is pronounces miG-non. It is a seasonal product, what you can buy from every store in eastern times, it used to be gift to... Russian tsaars maybe, the story is written inside the package. And so far I think Finland's chocolates are the best.
Some how this video activated my Google Assistant and it started typing out what you were saying 🤣
Also, I found a recipe for Lohikietto on BuzzFeed several years back and it's so yummy and really easy to make. It's one of my favorite soups to make
Its actually ming non. You pronounce it that way. Exactly as I write it. The milk chokolate tastes so good cos they use fresh milk not milk powder.
Emmymade in Japan is happy that you like also her favourite Finnish chocolate: pätkis!
Those chips, "all the condiments" isn't from hot dogs, but "makkaraperunat" www.turkulainen.fi/sites/default/files/styles/article/public/2801makkpekkhalistupa1.jpg We don't have hot dog carts, but we have small hamburger grills that sell those, especially late at night when people have had too much beer and are hungry, so they ask what fillings and answer is "kaikilla mausteilla". So it's mainly flower based sausage pieces (meat content is like under 20%) and french fries grilled up. Super good, you still want to visit and try, beats hot dogs easily.
Would love to go me of these days.
That Mignon seemed to be little too warm. It's easier to peel when it's cool.
Satoshi + licorice = hilarious!
Lakrtitz Licorice is a good combination with beer it enhances the flavor of beer
Mignon is only sold in easter time only because you don't want another one until next year.
Fazer actually uses real fresh milk in their chocolate, instead of the milk powder. X3
"Eat it! Eaaat it!" It's like me trying to get my husband to try something. LOL
I think the original idea with Mignon was to call it with the French style, but at least most Finns I know call it like you did with the hard g
First foreing people in the internet that i have found actually pronounce Fazer right. 👏
Geisha doesn't mean anything in finish. But I remember the advertisements back in the time when they first launched and there was some japanise lady in the commercial.
Trying to watch this yo distract myself while I wait for my rice to cook lol
ahh, finland, finland, finland. it's a country in i'd quite like to be. pony trekking or camping..or just watching (tabi eats) tv!
Welcome to Finland to taste the Hot Dog :)
Love your tie-dye shirts!
Good stuff!
my parents pranked me with that chocolate egg when was easter morning. On breakfest they offered that egg to me when I thinked that was a normal egg then I got suprised 😂REALLY BAD ENGLISH BUT I HOPE YOU UNDERSTAND
Love the video! Is there vegetarian instant ramen in Japan? If so could you do a video on the ones that you find?
We will try our best to look for some. I know there are some vegetarian ones at some shops.
Wow looks yum xD
I couldn't help but cackling out loud, at poor Saotoshi's face, when he kept trying to eat the tiny bit of licorice, not that I can blame him! I don't like that stuff either. Poor little Cinnamon Roll Saotoshi. And Shinichi... "Sausages make me happy!" I'm sure they do, hun. -Giggles- I'm sure they do....
Hello little brothers. Treats from Finland look good. Those chips sound decadently delicioso. Of course you can't go wrong with chocolate now can you, yum. Now licorice is one item I can not eat and will never try again. For some reason licorice and rootbeer taste the same to me. Satoshi sweetheart, I would have to cleanse my pallet too. So looking forward to the continuing journey of the Finnish food tasting. Later guys. JC
Fazer chocolates are very popular where I live; I guess they aren't just beloved in Finland, but in neighbouring countries, too! Those big Karl Fazer chocolate bars are to die for. 😍 Kind of pricey though, I haven't had one in a while... haha
Pretty sure Geisha is the Japanese geisha; at least the Japanese-themed packaging implies as much. (Now that I think about it, these chocolates were my first exposure to the word as a kid.)
The Mignon thing is really cool! I've never actually seen it before, but I think it's more likely to be pronounced the French way? I thought that instead of peeling off the egg shell and getting chocolate all over your hands, maybe it would be easier to just chop it in half and scoop out the chocolate lol.
The best ones are the ones with vodka inside.
I was thinking Satoshi likes beer, so have you ever visited Mikkeller Tokyo? It's a beer bar, Mikkeller is a Danish craft beer brewer who makes some fantastic beer (and ofc some less fantastic ;) )
I have to let him know about this place. Thanks for the info!
You guys are fun
mignon egg should be could so it's easy to peal :D my all time favorite, even still :)
So sausages makes you Happy 😂😋
aww poor Satoshi. First you thought you make us suffer by introducing a food (never feel that way, we adore you), THEN you're the one suffering with the licorice. I am a big lover of licorice and I am afraid if you'd try our German licorice or even Dutch licorice (they take it very seriously there), you wouldn't survive :D