Swedish treats The Taylors snacks from around the world No 5

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  • Family vlog trying different snacks from around the globe this time from sweden and loads more coming every week. #Swedensnacks #Swedishsnacks
    #Snacks #World snacks #Worldwidesnacks #Food #Foodanddrinks #Drinks #Worldwidesnacks #Snacksfromaroundtheglobe #Snacksfromaroundtheworld
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  • @RutabagaSwe
    @RutabagaSwe 6 หลายเดือนก่อน +5

    Not gonna lie, some dubious choices in that there box. Like the Daim, should have been original not this latte mumbo jumbo. And where's the Djungel Vrål? That's always the highlight of any swedish candy tasting 🤣
    Tip of the hat to the Dammsugare though, that's an essential part of fika.

  • @winisle
    @winisle 6 หลายเดือนก่อน +7

    it isn't rum, it is Arrak in the Punschrulle

  • @alex16870
    @alex16870 6 หลายเดือนก่อน +5

    About the Punchroll ,Ikea selling one version might not be as swedish "delicato" brand that you thaste test ,but can be worth to try ikeas. ,ikea has few goodies to buy aswell.

  • @tompettersson3814
    @tompettersson3814 6 หลายเดือนก่อน +7

    trocadero is not an energydrink. It has been around since the early 50s.

    • @makeamewtwo
      @makeamewtwo 6 หลายเดือนก่อน +5

      As Tom sais, Trocadero isnt a energydrink. Yes, it contains caffeine but its like the caffeine in Coca Cola. Flavour wise its Apple and Orange, Trocadero is very popular in the Northern parts of Sweden and has been given the nickname "Norths National Drink"/"Norrlands Nationaldricka". Last few years it has become more popular around the whole of Sweden and now has a Zero version with no sugar :)

    • @thetaylor-blacksfamilyvlog7073
      @thetaylor-blacksfamilyvlog7073  6 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Thanks for letting us know didn't know that since the 50s wow

  • @Oznej
    @Oznej 6 หลายเดือนก่อน +4

    Regarding the nougat not being chewy: There are two types of nougat, French and German. French nougat is the white, chewy stuff, typically called just nougat in English. What you have there is German nougat, typically called praline in English. When we say nougat in Swedish, we mean German nougat, and call the chewy one fransk nougat. Easy translation mistake.
    By the way, you have excellent taste, dubbelnougat is my favourite, and you can never go wrong with a punschrulle to your coffee. :)