Way back in college my girlfriend introduced me to an amazing idea. Spreading real peanut butter on a chocolate bar. I bet this peanut butter would be great for that.
How this video idea was planned: Ah I havent had breakfast ...wait I still have Reese Candy lets go :P Luv the vids I'm glad I got back here and thank you for your feelgood content keep it up! Little video idea maybe you could do like a food trip in Europe via train where you ask locals abt their fav / best food :D just an idea I recently watch these hitchhike videos maybe thats why xD
I think it’s so neat having a TH-camr who’s actually from Norway…Your Nickname (“Sunny”) is also quite interesting…I’m located in a Northeastern region of the United States known as “New England,” of which many of the Cities & Towns are named after UK Cities & Towns…I’m curious as to whether (or not) you’ve ever been to Lillehammer and/or whether you’d ever be opened to the idea of possibly filming/Uploading a Lillehammer Vlog in the future…And, yes, I’m indeed talking about the Lillehammer where the (Winter) Olympic Games were held (in 1994)…We Americans generally tend to pronounce Lillehammer as “Lill-Eh-Ham-Err,” yet I wouldn’t doubt that we’re (likely) mispronouncing it and there’s probably a proper pronunciation of the word, Lillehammer…That Said: I can certainly imagine that most people in Norway likely pronounce Lillehammer differently than we Americans do…If I ever visited Norway, I’d definitely make Lillehammer my home base for that trip…Plus, I’d make the 100% deliberate move of making the trip during the very hottest time of the Summer, so I could visit all the places where the various Winter Sporting Events were held but during the height of Summer when the ground is all bare of any Snow…Fun Fact: What particularly distinguishes the Winter Olympic Games of 1992, 1994, & 1998 for us Americans is that those three (Winter) Olympic Games were covered by the US Television Network, CBS, whereas ALL the Olympic Games are now covered solely by NBC (a direct competitor of CBS’s here in the US)…Having had a different TV Network (than usual) cover the Olympic Games (throughout the 1990’s) ultimately equated to a completely different Theme Song (than the norm) being used for the Televised Coverage of the Games (most namely, the Intro’s, Outro’s, as well as both Before/After Commercial Breaks)…Here in the US, there was actually a TV Show that was both filmed in & set in Lillehammer…I’ve never watched that TV Show, however, as I’ve concluded that it might be a bit too violent for me, as evidenced by the fact that the show was said to have featured various Mafia elements…The TV Show’s title (deliberately) misspells Lillehammer, per spelling it with a “Y,” instead of an “E” and with only one “L” instead of two (such as “Lilyhammer”)…The premise of the TV Show was a fictitious “Reformed” Organized Crime lord seeking relocation (through America’s “Witness Protection Program”) from New York City to Lillehammer, Norway…The show sounds interesting but, again, I’ve deduced that it’s likely too violent for my taste…And, of course, the show is fictitious… . I’ve noticed that you’ve mentioned (in one of your more recent TH-cam Videos) that English is a 2nd Language for you (your 1st Language presumably being Norwegian), as I’ve always wondered whether there might be such a thing as a “Norwegian Accent”…Accents are certainly something we need to learn to embrace, as they are a part of us and who we are and are definitely not something to be ashamed of…Yet some very interesting “Food For Thought” to consider is the fact that not everybody out there will even notice whether (or not) a person speaks with an Accent…For Instance: Most of my friends don’t get to enjoy your Accent (nor will they ever be able to), as they don’t even know what Accents sound like…Here’s The Reason Why: They’re 100% deaf (I guess “Profoundly-Deaf” is the politically-correct term to use) and, thus, they will never have any opportunity to hear the sound of your Voice, much less learn what your Voice sounds like or determine whether (or not) you (might) speak with some kind of Accent…(All That Said: I regard myself as the only “Hearing” person in a group of deaf friends)…And then there’s yet another thing to consider-While some of my friends were born without any Hearing, others had some (Limited) Hearing when they were very young, so they had some opportunity to familiarize themselves with various Accents per wearing Hearing-Aids until they went fully deaf…They did so via the usage of High-Powered Hearing Aids (both ears) and using Headphones turned up to louder volume levels as they were watching TV Shows & Movies…But while, UK, Spanish, French, Italian, Russian/Ukrainian, or Asian (i.e. Japanese/Chinese/Korean) Accents (just to name a few) tend to be more commonly encountered in Pop Culture (thus allowing those of my friends who weren’t born deaf to at least get to hear those Accents on TV and in films when they were younger and hadn’t gone completely deaf yet), the Norwegian Accent doesn’t seem to be as commonly covered in TV & Film (at least here in the US) and, thus, doesn’t really have any presence in much of our TV & Films here in the US…And, for that reason, those of my friends who went deaf when they were younger likely never had a chance to hear what the Norwegian Accent sounds like…And then, of course, there’s also the fascinating topic to consider regarding that certain (Auditory) Information that Closed-Captioning cannot show, such as how Closed-Captioning is a Text-only Medium, which means they tend to conceal Accents (rather than reveal them)…I’ve always been fascinated by the concept of Closed-Captioning “Concealing” Non-American Accents per being a Non-Auditory, “Text-only Medium”…Imagine hearing a person in a Video speaking with a particularly thick Accent, yet you witness the Auto-Generated Captioning “Transcribing” 100% Accurately, regardless of however uniquely particular (sometimes even complex, “Mile-Long” words) were pronounced by the person in the Video…Bearing That Thought In Mind: A deaf person wouldn’t even be the wiser that the TH-camr speaks with an Accent…One word that illustrates this example particularly well is the word, “Vitamin” which I’ve observed that Brits tend to pronounce quite similarly to how the word, “Bite” is pronounced, whereas we Americans generally tend to pronounce the word, “Vitamin” quite similarly to the word, “Bite” is pronounced…Regardless of however the person in the Video pronounces the word, “Vitamin,” the word would Transcribe with the exact same spelling via Automatic Captioning, thereby meaning that it would be impossible for a viewer who’s completely deaf to ever even be able to guess how the person in the Video is pronouncing the word…That Said: Any deaf person wouldn’t even be the wiser as to whether the person in the Video (if they haven’t visited the person’s Info/About Tab, I mean) is British or American…All this is pretty neat & interesting, if you ask me… . Worth Mentioning: Most Social Media Platforms (TH-cam in particular) tends to Automatically add Closed-Captioning (meaning Captions that are not burned into the Video but, rather, viewers can activate them if they so choose to), to help make the (Speech-based) Content more “Accessible” to even people who will never have an opportunity to actually get to hear the sound of the Voice of the person(s) in the Video(s)…Usually, as far as the Accuracy Rates go, TH-cam has the very best Automatic Captions…Additionally, lots of TH-camrs tend to edit certain words to appear within a Video if, say, they’re doing a Vocabulary Lesson of various Local Slang Words & Expressions (as well as naming local Cities, Towns, Locations, or People’s Names), as a (likely) acknowledgment (by the people in the Videos) that the Auto-Generated Closed-Captioning probably isn’t gonna “Transcribe” those words properly…For Instance: Suppose you were to ever consider Uploading a Video covering the topic of Norwegian Slang Words or where you name lots of Norwegian Cities & Towns…Well, should you ever decide to Upload such a Video, you might want to consider “Burning In” the proper Spelling & Pronunciation of those words into the Video (an editing move that would likely prove to be rather beneficial towards any potential deaf/Hard-Of-Hearing Viewer), as the Automatic Captions will likely “Miss” those words…Sometimes, the Automatic Captions will struggle with names of specific People and/or Places/Locations… . Or, in some instances, they might simply decide to (outright) “Edit” the Closed-Captioning for those Videos in particular to have two options for Closed-Captioning for that Video: 1.) The Original “Auto-Generated” Captions and 2.) “Human-Generated” Captions…And once Human-Generated Captions become available for a particular Video (on TH-cam), a “CC” Symbol will appear directly below the Thumbnail for that Video, thus alerting any potential deaf/Hard-Of-Hearing viewer that the Video has Manually-Transcribed Closed-Captioning…For Example: My friends have taken notice that some of the Videos on your (TH-cam) Channel have the “CC” Symbol beneath their Thumbnails, meaning that you’ve seemingly added (Human-Generated) Closed-Captioning to certain Videos…Though I’ve never added Human-Generated Closed-Captioning to any of my Videos (I used to Upload, back in the day), I’ve been told by many that “Editing” Closed-Captioning is, under most circumstances, a very painstaking, labor-intensive, time-consuming undertaking requiring a lot of (extra) hard work…For that reason, most TH-camrs simply never “Edit” their Video Captions, or prioritize to do so for only certain, specific Videos (rather than all of their Videos)…All That Said: I certainly wouldn’t blame anyone for deciding against “Editing” their Captions…Worth a mention is the fact that some TH-camrs decide to Caption only their most Popular, Highly-Viewed Videos…
I’m so happy that you’re trying my countries chocolates. In America, we have a lot of peanut and peanut butter candies. If you like that type of candy, I recommend trying an Abba-Zaba. It’s a piece of taffy with peanut butter inside.
OK, now, sounds like something I wouldn’t try BUT if I don’t find the Reeses pretzel in the US I will definitely be looking in Norway …Sunny at 10+ this product is going to sell off the shelves!!!
DANG! Sunny out of nowhere popping up on my feed! It's been a couple years Sunny. Just checked your page, looks like you've been back for a few months, guess I'll have to backtrack and watch those videos.
If you like peanut butter I recommend them 😊 the chocolate is of course not as good as German/norwegian chocolate, but the peanut filling makes up for it if you ask me 😄
You converted me Sunny.
The pretzel dipped in Reese, Carmel and chocolate is EXCELLENT! I found them at Walmart .
Way back in college my girlfriend introduced me to an amazing idea. Spreading real peanut butter on a chocolate bar. I bet this peanut butter would be great for that.
That sounds delicious 😍 I’ll try that!
Take 5 is my favorite.
Awesome! I'm always for sweet & salty combo! 👍
:D Me too! :D
Last time I watched you was 2018. You got a lot calmer haha
How this video idea was planned: Ah I havent had breakfast ...wait I still have Reese Candy lets go :P Luv the vids I'm glad I got back here and thank you for your feelgood content keep it up!
Little video idea maybe you could do like a food trip in Europe via train where you ask locals abt their fav / best food :D just an idea I recently watch these hitchhike videos maybe thats why xD
I think it’s so neat having a TH-camr who’s actually from Norway…Your Nickname (“Sunny”) is also quite interesting…I’m located in a Northeastern region of the United States known as “New England,” of which many of the Cities & Towns are named after UK Cities & Towns…I’m curious as to whether (or not) you’ve ever been to Lillehammer and/or whether you’d ever be opened to the idea of possibly filming/Uploading a Lillehammer Vlog in the future…And, yes, I’m indeed talking about the Lillehammer where the (Winter) Olympic Games were held (in 1994)…We Americans generally tend to pronounce Lillehammer as “Lill-Eh-Ham-Err,” yet I wouldn’t doubt that we’re (likely) mispronouncing it and there’s probably a proper pronunciation of the word, Lillehammer…That Said: I can certainly imagine that most people in Norway likely pronounce Lillehammer differently than we Americans do…If I ever visited Norway, I’d definitely make Lillehammer my home base for that trip…Plus, I’d make the 100% deliberate move of making the trip during the very hottest time of the Summer, so I could visit all the places where the various Winter Sporting Events were held but during the height of Summer when the ground is all bare of any Snow…Fun Fact: What particularly distinguishes the Winter Olympic Games of 1992, 1994, & 1998 for us Americans is that those three (Winter) Olympic Games were covered by the US Television Network, CBS, whereas ALL the Olympic Games are now covered solely by NBC (a direct competitor of CBS’s here in the US)…Having had a different TV Network (than usual) cover the Olympic Games (throughout the 1990’s) ultimately equated to a completely different Theme Song (than the norm) being used for the Televised Coverage of the Games (most namely, the Intro’s, Outro’s, as well as both Before/After Commercial Breaks)…Here in the US, there was actually a TV Show that was both filmed in & set in Lillehammer…I’ve never watched that TV Show, however, as I’ve concluded that it might be a bit too violent for me, as evidenced by the fact that the show was said to have featured various Mafia elements…The TV Show’s title (deliberately) misspells Lillehammer, per spelling it with a “Y,” instead of an “E” and with only one “L” instead of two (such as “Lilyhammer”)…The premise of the TV Show was a fictitious “Reformed” Organized Crime lord seeking relocation (through America’s “Witness Protection Program”) from New York City to Lillehammer, Norway…The show sounds interesting but, again, I’ve deduced that it’s likely too violent for my taste…And, of course, the show is fictitious…
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I’ve noticed that you’ve mentioned (in one of your more recent TH-cam Videos) that English is a 2nd Language for you (your 1st Language presumably being Norwegian), as I’ve always wondered whether there might be such a thing as a “Norwegian Accent”…Accents are certainly something we need to learn to embrace, as they are a part of us and who we are and are definitely not something to be ashamed of…Yet some very interesting “Food For Thought” to consider is the fact that not everybody out there will even notice whether (or not) a person speaks with an Accent…For Instance: Most of my friends don’t get to enjoy your Accent (nor will they ever be able to), as they don’t even know what Accents sound like…Here’s The Reason Why: They’re 100% deaf (I guess “Profoundly-Deaf” is the politically-correct term to use) and, thus, they will never have any opportunity to hear the sound of your Voice, much less learn what your Voice sounds like or determine whether (or not) you (might) speak with some kind of Accent…(All That Said: I regard myself as the only “Hearing” person in a group of deaf friends)…And then there’s yet another thing to consider-While some of my friends were born without any Hearing, others had some (Limited) Hearing when they were very young, so they had some opportunity to familiarize themselves with various Accents per wearing Hearing-Aids until they went fully deaf…They did so via the usage of High-Powered Hearing Aids (both ears) and using Headphones turned up to louder volume levels as they were watching TV Shows & Movies…But while, UK, Spanish, French, Italian, Russian/Ukrainian, or Asian (i.e. Japanese/Chinese/Korean) Accents (just to name a few) tend to be more commonly encountered in Pop Culture (thus allowing those of my friends who weren’t born deaf to at least get to hear those Accents on TV and in films when they were younger and hadn’t gone completely deaf yet), the Norwegian Accent doesn’t seem to be as commonly covered in TV & Film (at least here in the US) and, thus, doesn’t really have any presence in much of our TV & Films here in the US…And, for that reason, those of my friends who went deaf when they were younger likely never had a chance to hear what the Norwegian Accent sounds like…And then, of course, there’s also the fascinating topic to consider regarding that certain (Auditory) Information that Closed-Captioning cannot show, such as how Closed-Captioning is a Text-only Medium, which means they tend to conceal Accents (rather than reveal them)…I’ve always been fascinated by the concept of Closed-Captioning “Concealing” Non-American Accents per being a Non-Auditory, “Text-only Medium”…Imagine hearing a person in a Video speaking with a particularly thick Accent, yet you witness the Auto-Generated Captioning “Transcribing” 100% Accurately, regardless of however uniquely particular (sometimes even complex, “Mile-Long” words) were pronounced by the person in the Video…Bearing That Thought In Mind: A deaf person wouldn’t even be the wiser that the TH-camr speaks with an Accent…One word that illustrates this example particularly well is the word, “Vitamin” which I’ve observed that Brits tend to pronounce quite similarly to how the word, “Bite” is pronounced, whereas we Americans generally tend to pronounce the word, “Vitamin” quite similarly to the word, “Bite” is pronounced…Regardless of however the person in the Video pronounces the word, “Vitamin,” the word would Transcribe with the exact same spelling via Automatic Captioning, thereby meaning that it would be impossible for a viewer who’s completely deaf to ever even be able to guess how the person in the Video is pronouncing the word…That Said: Any deaf person wouldn’t even be the wiser as to whether the person in the Video (if they haven’t visited the person’s Info/About Tab, I mean) is British or American…All this is pretty neat & interesting, if you ask me…
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Worth Mentioning: Most Social Media Platforms (TH-cam in particular) tends to Automatically add Closed-Captioning (meaning Captions that are not burned into the Video but, rather, viewers can activate them if they so choose to), to help make the (Speech-based) Content more “Accessible” to even people who will never have an opportunity to actually get to hear the sound of the Voice of the person(s) in the Video(s)…Usually, as far as the Accuracy Rates go, TH-cam has the very best Automatic Captions…Additionally, lots of TH-camrs tend to edit certain words to appear within a Video if, say, they’re doing a Vocabulary Lesson of various Local Slang Words & Expressions (as well as naming local Cities, Towns, Locations, or People’s Names), as a (likely) acknowledgment (by the people in the Videos) that the Auto-Generated Closed-Captioning probably isn’t gonna “Transcribe” those words properly…For Instance: Suppose you were to ever consider Uploading a Video covering the topic of Norwegian Slang Words or where you name lots of Norwegian Cities & Towns…Well, should you ever decide to Upload such a Video, you might want to consider “Burning In” the proper Spelling & Pronunciation of those words into the Video (an editing move that would likely prove to be rather beneficial towards any potential deaf/Hard-Of-Hearing Viewer), as the Automatic Captions will likely “Miss” those words…Sometimes, the Automatic Captions will struggle with names of specific People and/or Places/Locations…
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Or, in some instances, they might simply decide to (outright) “Edit” the Closed-Captioning for those Videos in particular to have two options for Closed-Captioning for that Video: 1.) The Original “Auto-Generated” Captions and 2.) “Human-Generated” Captions…And once Human-Generated Captions become available for a particular Video (on TH-cam), a “CC” Symbol will appear directly below the Thumbnail for that Video, thus alerting any potential deaf/Hard-Of-Hearing viewer that the Video has Manually-Transcribed Closed-Captioning…For Example: My friends have taken notice that some of the Videos on your (TH-cam) Channel have the “CC” Symbol beneath their Thumbnails, meaning that you’ve seemingly added (Human-Generated) Closed-Captioning to certain Videos…Though I’ve never added Human-Generated Closed-Captioning to any of my Videos (I used to Upload, back in the day), I’ve been told by many that “Editing” Closed-Captioning is, under most circumstances, a very painstaking, labor-intensive, time-consuming undertaking requiring a lot of (extra) hard work…For that reason, most TH-camrs simply never “Edit” their Video Captions, or prioritize to do so for only certain, specific Videos (rather than all of their Videos)…All That Said: I certainly wouldn’t blame anyone for deciding against “Editing” their Captions…Worth a mention is the fact that some TH-camrs decide to Caption only their most Popular, Highly-Viewed Videos…
its a SUNNY day when there is a new video from you 😍😉
@@ihascakes 🥰
I’m so happy that you’re trying my countries chocolates. In America, we have a lot of peanut and peanut butter candies. If you like that type of candy, I recommend trying an Abba-Zaba. It’s a piece of taffy with peanut butter inside.
Here I thought Abba Zabba only existed in Half Baked.
I've never heard of Abba Zaba before, I'll check it out :D Not sure if I'm able to get it in norway though :D
OK, now, sounds like something I wouldn’t try BUT if I don’t find the Reeses pretzel in the US I will definitely be looking in Norway …Sunny at 10+ this product is going to sell off the shelves!!!
DANG! Sunny out of nowhere popping up on my feed! It's been a couple years Sunny. Just checked your page, looks like you've been back for a few months, guess I'll have to backtrack and watch those videos.
So glad to hear you're back :D Thank you so much
My favorite is The Reese's Sticks candy bar the only probably With the puffs the cereal the lack of Coco if they were Coco Puffs chocolate they Rock.
Hey Sunny. Reese's big cup caramel. Super good. Recommended "Must try".
Sounds very nice! I’ll see if I’m able to find one over here 🇳🇴
My alltime fav Crispy Crunches King Size Bar ❤❤
Just looked it up and WOW! That looks so good!
I have seen them so often in the stores here, but never thought about buying one of these. Maybe I should?
If you like peanut butter I recommend them 😊 the chocolate is of course not as good as German/norwegian chocolate, but the peanut filling makes up for it if you ask me 😄
Jeg elsker lakris... vil du prøve den salteste lakrisen i verden? ❤
Oiii spennende, det vil jeg prøve ja! Elsker også lakris :D
Nutrageous only gets a 8/10 makes me outrageous 😂🤣😂
🥺😱 I’m sorry 😂😂
I get the sticks all the time.
Are they your favorite? 😄😄
What happened to the Sunny opening? 😢
Que Frio !🎮🎮
We here for NeXT friday do not be hungary 🎉
Yayyy :D and trust me i wont
Sunny how can you eat so much sweet? ☺😅 i can never
Hahah, I only have a bite or two when I film. The rest I usually eat over the next couple of weeks :D
that was sweeet
Let's find out ❤
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puffs are gross. to me stick with what worked. here they changed the cups flavor not sure why.
I am finally on time again :P
WOAH FIRST😍
i dont know how guys like to eat reese's and a peanut butter :( :(
Hahah, I used to hate them before. But for some reason I like them A LOT now, so idk what happened there 😂
Delicious!
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Did you eat Reese Witherspoon or Withoutherspoon? (Sorry for the bad Dad joke)
Hahahha good one 😂😂😂 actually 😂😂
You're angel👌
Those eyes that hair what a complete vision of lovelynes 😍🔥🔥🔥🔥💋
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THE LORD JESUS CHRIST BLESS YOU
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