"The reason we love this chocolate. It's because it's filled with air. It only means it's less chocolate" Haha! Having watched a bunch of your other videos about the Norwegian outlook on things, this fits perfectly with why Norwegians would encounter excitement at such a find. Great stuff Ronald and Mads.
If I’m being honest I don’t really have any interest in Norway, it’s cultures or peoples habits there. But I just can’t stop watching this guy and his videos, it’s becoming a bit of an addiction and I don’t know why 🤷♀️
The first one is strange because she shape of the chocolate reminds me of an Aero bar but the inside of it looks like a Wispa bar. Apparently the chocolate that we love the most, and that’s dearest to our hearts is the one we grew up eating because it reminds us of a simpler and happier time in our lives. In the UK that’s obviously Dairy Milk, or anything else made by Cadbury.
I`m glad to see number two is Kvikk Lunsj, kitkat (Nestle) have spent 10 years trying to stop them from making them as they said the design belonged to them. In July 2018 the European Court of Justice said they did not own the design. Victory for Norway's Kvikk Lunsj, the small guy against, Nestle, Global Capitalism at its worse.
@@susannejohansen1737 _Wrong._ Why not just google facts which inherently sound wrong before you say them? Obviously KitKat came first, why else would they sue?
In America, Kit Kat bar, Snickers, and Hershey's is really popular. I like Kit Kat, but I prefer Lindt and Rocher. The Ghiradelli chocolate from California is beautiful and I enjoy that. They have both dark chocolate as well as milk. The dark chocolate with raspberry is my favorite.
We have very similar chocolates in South Africa - the first one you showed, which is your number 3 we have the Aero which is also full of air bubbles. The 2nd one, your number 2 is like a KitKat we have here, and your number 1 is just regular plain milk chocolate from Cadbury or Nestle
I have to say, I'm addicted to this channel now! I found you on the matpakke video; I've been a bit obsessed ever since. It's really cool to learn about Norwegian culture through your entertaining presentations.
YOURWAY2NORWAY Most sweets in Europe aren’t as sweet as those in the US. In fact, I’ve tasted sweets from the same makers/brands... and the US version is often sweeter than the European version. (I’m am European immigrant to the US and even after 30 years... I still retain my “European preference” for less sweet.)
Great vid. My sister's neighbors are from Norway (they live in Norway and come for a month in July to go to the beach and warm up in Rhode Island). So my sister looks after their condo when their gone. For a gift the Norwegian kids giver her a giant bar of Melkesjokolade! I had never seen it before until this video. Now I know it's a special gift. Thank you! Unfortunately I can't eat milk chocolate. Dark chocolate dominates here.
When I am a little down, I really enjoying watching your posts! They always make me smile. I hope I'll visit Norway one these days (actually I already have a 2-week itinerary planned... just need the time)!
You are so funny. I'm watching as I'm doing paperwork, paying bills, organizing my recipes etc. So much paper around here. Your cheerfulness is contagious and really helpful.
What????? I thought all Norwegians only eat dried cod and reindeer heart!!!!! Lol I think you should bring out your own range of crazy party chocolate "yourway to obesity" forget the great outdoors just stay indoors and get fat" could be the slogan on the wrapper! I think we are on to a winner here Ronald?? 🤣😂🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴👌👍
I’m not even Norwegian and I miss a good Melkesjokolade!!! 🍫😍😍 Every time somebody I know visits Norway (very few) or some friend comes to Mexico from Oslo, Melkesjokolade must be in their suitcases....
Love your videos. Quick lunch is advertised a bit like our Snickers bar. It's supposed to help when you're hungry and can't get to lunch yet. My personal favorite chocolates are Nestle's Raisinetes, Nestle Crunch and Hershey Kisses. Runner up is Mounds. There are so many different chocolates sold in America you can't get bored with chocolate.
I am from Hershey, Pennsylvania, USA. Chocolate capital of the world, where milk chocolate and dark chocolate are both loved. Also we like Reese’s peanut butter cups
Aldi's has really good chocolate for a reasonable price, which as you know, is very important! They have seasonal/regional offerings, with as much cacao content as you want. Love your sense of humor- your country is beautiful, and so are you!
@@Rosi_in_space ...or to put it all in chronological order: Milka is a brand originated in Switzerland, then later produced in Germany and more recently purchased by a U.S.A. company. Never ever say it's a U.S.A. brand because it's a rather sophisticated chocolate, much superior in quality to the tons of shitfoods produced in the U.S.A. No offence intended. Just stating a fact.
@@benedettobruno1669 Not for long, they will rework and cheapen the formula the bar will gave the same name but it will have completely different taste
I dated a Norwegian girl many years ago who introduced me to Norwegian chocolate, and I have to say I really like it! It’s soooo good! Norwegian chocolate comes high on my top three favorite, second only to German chocolate.
Interesting that chocolate (which is an native american food from the south) is what defines Norwegian culture. As a descendant of South American Indigenous people.....you're welcome!
MELKESJOKOLADEEEEE JEG SAVNER DEG SÅ MYE 💙💙💙💙💙💙 Even more with hasselnuts 😶 I came back to Brasil with almost 3kg of Norwegian sjokolade hahahaha But, guys... Where is smash? It should be right after melkesjokolade 🤔 Here we have great chocolates, but the candy are toooo much sweeter than the norwegian ones, in a general way. And the Brazilian version of Stratos is called Suflair 😂
Haha, 3 kg of Norwegian chocolate. That is heavy love Maria 😂 smash is nr 5, firkløver (hazelnut) is nr 4. Awesome knowledge and story about the sweet side of Norway. Obrigado!
Very amusing video guys, when I visit Norway I hope to see one of those blue dancing cows, we don't have of those in my country. How expensive are chocolates in Norway? I've heard many Norwegians travel to Sweden to buy candies and chocolates since they're much cheaper there.
Hi Noctilucent. Hehe, spring is dancing blue cow season. It's true, prices are lower in sweden and norwegians buy a lot of sweets there. But norwegians are not so in love with swedish chocolate brands, we prefer our own.
Noctilucent. Chocolate from Norway is not expensive to an extent. For a companion, a loin bar might be £1.20 that’s about $2.50 in the USA or around 250 kroner. Depending on the market and value of the money at the time. If you plan on shipping anything from Norway to the USA, then for 1 candy bar you would be looking at $13-15 dollars £6.5- 8 English pounds depending on how far away you are will determine how much it would be. Hope this helps. 😁
Chocolate in Norway is very expensive, 3 times the normal price in other countries. A small one bite chocolate bar costs 1,5 to 2 euros. Everything is very expensive in Norway, but not better quality. Just expensive. They sell everything as it is gold.
Most American chocolate tastes like wax. Dove is good though, and Symphony bars. Someone brought me chocolate back as a gift when they went overseas. One was kitkat. Is this a joke? It tasted better than American kitkat. I thought it was all made in the same factory then shipped? I don't know. But maybe this kitkat sitting on the shelf with all this much better European chocolate made it adapt? LOL
In England, the Kit Kat bar is made by Nestle, in America by Hershey. Rowntree of England (who developed the bar) was bought by Nestle but Hershey already had a licensing agreement to the bar for sale in the US. Japan has lots of varieties of Kit Kat tailored by Nestle for their tastes. The US just has white, dark and milk.
European standards for what you can label chocolate is much higher than in the US so the formula is probably different here. No one would buy the stuff they sell in the US. Its waxy bc it actually does contain wax and has very little cocoa solids in it (they use a flavouring called chocolate liqueur, a by product of separating the cocoa solids from the cocoa butter, which ends up having a burnt kind of vomity aftertaste) so they would have to call it chocolate flavoured candy here lol
No chocolate I eat in America has ever listed wax as an ingredient. U must be buying some pretty cheap stuff from China, or you have never really eaten American chocolate.
Milk chocolate and peanut butter! Like Reese's and Peanut Butter MandMs. Yum! I also love the wafer bars. We have Hershey's Air Delight here which is like your 3 but its good. And Butterfingers! More chocolate but crunchy peanut butter filling. Not peanuts whole tho. Its like layers of crunchy peanut butter filling. I also like 3Muskateers which is an old candy bar but simple and good. Just fluffy nougat covered in milk chocolate. York Peppermint Patties and Chunky which are filled with nuts and raisins. Ahhhh! What have I done??? What have YOU done men? Now I am hungry for chocolate and we have none!😢 I don't buy it a lot but I don't buy anything a lot. Except cigarettes.😚 Thanks for the chocolate info and attack!😈🍫🍩🍮🍪🍵🌰 oh yeah. My daughter is in love with the chocolate/hazelnut spread. Crap the name has left my head! But she buys huge jars of the stuff and eats it right out of the jar. And she won't eat any other brand but that one! I like to make shortbread and it on that....gah! What is the name of that shite! 🤔😨✌🍀
Addict to chocolate here!! In the Netherlands we have rows and rows of different kinds of chocolate in stores, the weirdest tastes, even with salmiak. We have a similar chocolate with air called Bros as well. I’m like a super healthy person, so the chocolate I eat is mostly sweetened with fruit and doesn’t contain any milk. You should try the Dutch brand Lovechock.. IT IS AMAZING!! The Mulberry Vanilla is that bomb! And healthy!!
Ah the Kvikk Lunsj looks similar to Kitkats, recently imported from USA, as for the favorite number 1 chocolate here, its Carlos V, there's original milk chocolate, with almonds, with peanuts, and the newer bars that try to imitate American candy bars.That Melk Schokolade bar would be great with Peanut Butter spread on top! :)
I so enjoy your videos! They are very addicting. You guys crack me up ! ( an American expression that means: make me laugh a lot ) they also make me happy !
1) The most popular cow in Norway is called the Norwegian Red. Good for milk and meat. 2) Kvikk lunsj and Freia are OWNED BY SWEDEN. 3) If you want real Norwegian Chocolate then you must buy WHALE CHOCOLATE from Sandefjord Vestfold. This is another video that does not represent Norway.
Ade: I have to arrest tou - the most common cow is acutally called NRF, which means what you say: Norwegian Red (Fe - Cow). We love our animals, so we give them three letters names. Best Mads :)
If I'm just eating it for a quick snack at work, I usually go for a Snickers bar from the vending machine. If I want to treat myself, I can't think of the name of it, but it's in our Foreign Foods aisle. It's marzipan coated in milk chocolate. My whole family thinks I'm crazy for liking marzipan so much, but oh well. Other than that, I have also tried something called Toffifay, which combines milk chocolate, caramel & hazelnuts. My #1 overall favorite is going to be any coffee-flavored chocolate.
My favorites are called tim tams! They're from Australia and Australians keep the best ones to themselves: double chocolate-covered tim tams -also with a biscuit inside, but oh so delicious!
Your #2 is similar to what we call a Kit Kat bar if the center is like a crispy wafer. If the center is more like biscuit--what we call cookie--it would be like Twix bars. Number one, Melksjokolade, is like the Hershey bar here in the U.S. and that may be the favorite here yet. Our soldiers carried them and gave them to children and others after the victory in WWII. When I was about 8 years old candy was still a real treat for kids and not eaten every day, all day long. I had a nice box of Valentine chocolates, probably from my dad. I commented on your video about Tran that my mother gave that to me in the winter and I actually like the taste. That bottle fell over on the shelf, leaked and soaked the chocolates. It was not a good combination but it might be a great hit in Norway? The dancing, blue cow with full frontal nudity and swinging udder looks obscene some way. I don´t remember ever seeing a happy, dancing cow cartoon with an udder like that. The ¨melk¨ in Melksjokolade must = milk. Some linguists think a few words we use today must have come from an original, primordial language. Milk/melk is one of those words as it sounds similar in many languages around the world. (It is also interesting how the j works in Norwegian words, at least a couple words in this video. I have a special project and I need to know about a lot of different languages. I never thought to look at Norwegian but I think I just learned something important.)
This channel is so much fun. Since I've gone off the dairy industry in general, I've cut it almost out of my diet completely and it's changed my taste in a lot of things. One of my favourite chocolates now is actually an item by The Coconut Collaborative. They make these dairy free coconut chocolate ganache pots and oh my goodness... at first, I was quite aware of the coconut flavour and texture. Now it's completely replaced dairy as my chocolate fat additive of choice :)
I like making my own chocolate out of cacao beans. You can also add cacao nibs to yogurt, which is a favorite breakfast and snack of mine. I learned how to make chocolate from scratch by watching various TH-cam videos.
That number 2 looks like candy we have here in US called Kit Kat. I love them. Wish I could try yours. Thanks for sharing. Enjoying your videos. You crack me up!
Love you guys, stumbled upon your show and can’t get enough! I like dark and milk chocolate. If it’s gourmet it has to have nuts, toffee, caramel, cherries, ginger or something exotic in it and some sprinkling of sea salt on top to really kick it off. If it’s a mainstream candy bar, it’s usually Snickers, Butterfinger, Reese’s Peanuts Butter Cups and KitKats, but what really makes it sing is if you get the mini variety pack and put them in the freezer!! 🤗
I need #1! I’m picturing it paired with a cake... in nature of course! 😁 Here The Hershey’s bar is our “classic” outdoors, family, fun candy bar! But over all we love sticking stuff in our mostly milk chocolate bars (nuts, pretzels ect)
I really loved the number two and The milk chocolat with sea salt is something crazy!!! Deliciou!!!!! Unhappy we don’t have Freia in my country!!!! I m not Norwegian but I miss this chocolat too!!!
Your number 2 bar, with biscuit in it, sounds like Twix without the caramel. My favorite is anything dark chocolate, but I LOVE a candy bar called Take Five. Its chocolate, biscuit, caramel, & pretzel. It's the perfect snack!
The Norwegian Kvikk Lunch is pretty much the same as the English KitKat, but the KitKat have dark chocolate and the Kvikk Lunch have light milk chocolate and are more sweet then the English KitKat. As a Norwegian(Scandinavian) i thought licorice was just as common candy around the world as chocolate is. But i have discovered that for example people from South America and Asia find licorice very strange as a candy, and many of them have never even tasted it.. For me that was a strange experience when i discovered it. :) Of this 3, the Stratos on third place is the one with darkest chocolate in it (more cacao) and is probably the one that most foreigners would prefer.
Loved the post lol... My favorite "Ghirardelli" Dark chocolate sea salt carmel bar. YUMMY!!!! Is there an address or po box where we can mail you some?
In Britain we have Chocolate with bubbles in too, called Aero. It comes in a mint version, which is very good. It is still brown on the outside but pale green inside. We have a version of Kvick Lunsj too it is called KitKat. I think it is probably exactly the same as Kvick Lunsj but sometimes they make it an an orange flavour which is very nice.
When I was living in New York, an air bubble chocolate like your blue cow brand launched. I remember everyone hating it because it cost more money for less chocolate. You don't see it sold in stores there anymore. When I moved to Canada, it seems to me that chocolate is quite popular and I see it displayed in prominence at the convenience stores often. It is funny to me to see the difference a little geography can make.
Omg you are the best. My new fave. So freaking funny!!!! I turned my Norwegian friend on to you. Me? I am part Swedish. Actually a tiny part Norwegian too, according to DNA testing, which I didn’t expect. Hahahas
You'd probably like our Kit-Kat chocolate bars; milk chocolate and crunchy "biscuity" center. Its good. Then we have Hershey bars, plain old milk chocolate is my favorite Hershey bar, they have a few different kinds.
"The reason we love this chocolate. It's because it's filled with air. It only means it's less chocolate" Haha! Having watched a bunch of your other videos about the Norwegian outlook on things, this fits perfectly with why Norwegians would encounter excitement at such a find. Great stuff Ronald and Mads.
Thanks a lot for sharing your story and engaging. We appreciate it! Cheers from Ronald and Mads 🤗🤗
You can save a lot of money by just eating air without paying for the chocolate part of Aeros.
If I’m being honest I don’t really have any interest in Norway, it’s cultures or peoples habits there. But I just can’t stop watching this guy and his videos, it’s becoming a bit of an addiction and I don’t know why 🤷♀️
Summers Day Me too! I think it’s because he’s so tongue and cheek and self-deprecating! 🤣
I like him also, I also think he would be sort of great in a horror film....evil doctor .
@Jennifer Castaldo That is very typical Norwegian humor, so if you think that's funny it means you are actually enjoying Norwegian culture.
He’s funny and sarcastic that’s why we like him.
SAME! :) I love that they are real. They are doing this for fun.
Found your channel by chance, it just popped up in my news feed and OMG I totally love it. Your sarcasm kills. Good stuff. 😂😂😂
We are so happy you found us. 🤗🤗 Ronald and Mads
Same!
😂 same here! ❤️
Ilaria Barnett he is killer!!! Love Mats too
So an Aero Bar, a Kitkat and a Dairy Milk bar.
Hehe, probably. But I think we have less sugar in our chocolate
+YOURWAY2NORWAY If that's the case, then I would like your chocolate better. Sweets in North America are way too sweet.
The first one is strange because she shape of the chocolate reminds me of an Aero bar but the inside of it looks like a Wispa bar.
Apparently the chocolate that we love the most, and that’s dearest to our hearts is the one we grew up eating because it reminds us of a simpler and happier time in our lives. In the UK that’s obviously Dairy Milk, or anything else made by Cadbury.
KitKats in US are my kvikk lunsj
groovass65 yep
I like dark, bitter chocolate. I love your personality. Hi from California. 🤗
I agree that is the best. 😁
Yuck.. I hate dark chocolate. Love milk chocolate.
@@kamisa7362
I am vegan, so I eat dark, bitter chocolate. Love it.
@@cookingwithtabitha
Yep.
@@cjgh2812 I can't do the bitterness. It's not the worst thing in the world, but I much prefer MC.
I`m glad to see number two is Kvikk Lunsj, kitkat (Nestle) have spent 10 years trying to stop them from making them as they said the design belonged to them. In July 2018 the European Court of Justice said they did not own the design. Victory for Norway's Kvikk Lunsj, the small guy against, Nestle, Global Capitalism at its worse.
Lol! The Kvikk Lunsj was made before the KitKat 😂 KitKat stole our design!
How interesting!
@@susannejohansen1737 _Wrong._ Why not just google facts which inherently sound wrong before you say them? Obviously KitKat came first, why else would they sue?
Nestle is a titan in the industry, the world's largest food company. The Swiss are RUTHLESS! Ha ha ha ha ha!
@@susannejohansen1737 It wasn't though. Kit kat was out before Kvikk Lunsj, so KK didn't steal anything.
Well I'm Norwegian and my favorite chocolate is Troika, which is layers of raspberry jello, truffles and marzipan, all covered in dark chocolate!
In America, Kit Kat bar, Snickers, and Hershey's is really popular. I like Kit Kat, but I prefer Lindt and Rocher. The Ghiradelli chocolate from California is beautiful and I enjoy that. They have both dark chocolate as well as milk. The dark chocolate with raspberry is my favorite.
I love droste chocolat
Kvikk Lunch /2nd Place) is JUST LIKE Kit Kat, Tastes 99% alike !
Dark chocolate is my favorite. Particularly Lindor
dark truffle bar. In Seattle dark and organic chocolate is tops. Loved this segment!
Robin Horton thats my favourite Lindt dark chic truffle ! Or Cadbury’s from the U.K.
Robin Horton
Agreed. Dark Swiss chocolate ♥️Seattle
I'm Polish. I like the darkest chocolate available :)
Check out my ASMR (if you are into that) on chocolates in Denmark XD Nuts? Raisins? Milk and crunch? Why not :D Let's have some fun.
Here in the US, as long as it's chocolate, we'll eat it...lol....great video guys...ALWAYS great to get a notification from you
😅😅 Funny story. We are much more picky. Thanks a lot for your engagement. We get motivated by your comments!
We have very similar chocolates in South Africa - the first one you showed, which is your number 3 we have the Aero which is also full of air bubbles. The 2nd one, your number 2 is like a KitKat we have here, and your number 1 is just regular plain milk chocolate from Cadbury or Nestle
I love Cadbury chocolate, yummm! We eat that in the USA too, especially the Cadbury eggs this time of year (around Easter)
@@RoseQuartzGemini full of wax ...sugar and nasty oils.......
I LOVE your podium for the contestants!!
Thank you for introducing glamour and fun to us!!!
I have to say, I'm addicted to this channel now! I found you on the matpakke video; I've been a bit obsessed ever since. It's really cool to learn about Norwegian culture through your entertaining presentations.
4:21 "It's mint chocolate outside and biscuit inside"
I want a chocolate that turns into a biscuit when I go indoors 🤣🤣
Kvikk Lens sounds, looks like, and is packaged similar to U.S. "KitKat"s.
More or less the same, not that sweet
and the first one was Aero
Kvik LUNSJ
likespurple I second the look being similar to “KitKat” or “Twix”.
YOURWAY2NORWAY Most sweets in Europe aren’t as sweet as those in the US. In fact, I’ve tasted sweets from the same makers/brands... and the US version is often sweeter than the European version. (I’m am European immigrant to the US and even after 30 years... I still retain my “European preference” for less sweet.)
Great vid. My sister's neighbors are from Norway (they live in Norway and come for a month in July to go to the beach and warm up in Rhode Island). So my sister looks after their condo when their gone. For a gift the Norwegian kids giver her a giant bar of Melkesjokolade! I had never seen it before until this video. Now I know it's a special gift. Thank you! Unfortunately I can't eat milk chocolate. Dark chocolate dominates here.
That 2nd chocolate looks like the "KitKat"'s they sell here in the U.S. Definitely need to check out # 1 & # 2 when I travel to Norway next week.
Spot on. Very kitkat, but not so sweet. We are delighted to hear you are coming to Norway. Welcome Margo Kat 🤗
When I am a little down, I really enjoying watching your posts! They always make me smile. I hope I'll visit Norway one these days (actually I already have a 2-week itinerary planned... just need the time)!
Thanks for your awesome compliment 😻 Very motivating for us to read 👌
You are so funny. I'm watching as I'm doing paperwork, paying bills, organizing my recipes etc. So much paper around here. Your cheerfulness is contagious and really helpful.
Are all norwegians this funny 😂👍👏👏
Nooooooooooooooooooope.
soum1272 | not the ones I know, who are all quite serious closed off.
soum1272 LASSE MATBERG IS CRAZY FUNNY, TOO!
no sense of humor too stressed over there lol
No! Some have no sense of humor at all!
What????? I thought all Norwegians only eat dried cod and reindeer heart!!!!! Lol I think you should bring out your own range of crazy party chocolate "yourway to obesity" forget the great outdoors just stay indoors and get fat" could be the slogan on the wrapper! I think we are on to a winner here Ronald?? 🤣😂🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴👌👍
Haha, yes we are Damian. I told a lie in the video. The bars I showed are very small. In average the bars we eat are 3 times bigger 😜
@@YOURWAY2NORWAY don't worry Ronald your secret is safe with me! 😉🤣😂🤣😂🍫🍫🍫🍫👍🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴
Mads here! Your concept is fantastic - we have to bring it out on the sea
@@YOURWAY2NORWAY 😂🤣🇳🇴👍
kvikk lunsj is the national hiking chocolate we bring to the mountain top. we burn off calories before consuming it.
I like chocolate truffles with the peppers n it. Helps cut the sweetness
.... The upside-down Reindeer graphics on the wall behind you are *THE* perfectly hilarious Decorator Touch!!!
I’m not even Norwegian and I miss a good Melkesjokolade!!! 🍫😍😍 Every time somebody I know visits Norway (very few) or some friend comes to Mexico from Oslo, Melkesjokolade must be in their suitcases....
I must admit that I am very very surprised I was expecting your national chocolate to taste like fish honestly I was
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I expected some kind without sugar, or with paper layers.
I prefer chocolate with puffed rice, marzipan or nuts, but No 1 is - white chocolate.
@Mark Banks You need to get yourself some Havgull tørrfiskchips. Scrummy.
www.havdis.no/store/product/5-x-havgull-t%C3%B8rrfiskchips
Mark Banks hahahaha 😂 herring fish no doubt! 🍫 🐟💙
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Better not ask a Norwegian since you said they don't care about taste, just cheapness.
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Love your videos. Quick lunch is advertised a bit like our Snickers bar. It's supposed to help when you're hungry and can't get to lunch yet. My personal favorite chocolates are Nestle's Raisinetes, Nestle Crunch and Hershey Kisses. Runner up is Mounds. There are so many different chocolates sold in America you can't get bored with chocolate.
#2. in the US has a similar chocolate called Kit katz
oh no no, it's much better trust me
I love the air chocolate too. Plus the crazy cow is a plus.
I am from Hershey, Pennsylvania, USA. Chocolate capital of the world, where milk chocolate and dark chocolate are both loved. Also we like Reese’s peanut butter cups
I am so happy I found your channel! Absolute genius! 😄
In Australia we love our Lint and Cadbury chocolate. I prefer dark myself ;)
Unfortunatelly Cadbury is British (not Australian)
Yes, but what they love is not necessarily native. After all, Lindt is Swiss, as is Nestle. @@abangmahzan
Aldi's has really good chocolate for a reasonable price, which as you know, is very important! They have seasonal/regional offerings, with as much cacao content as you want. Love your sense of humor- your country is beautiful, and so are you!
22 February 2019, Palermo, Sicily.
I have never tasted Norwegian chocolate but...long live the Swiss Milka chocolate bar!!!
Now you have to try it, Benedetto Bruno 😋🤣
isn't lidt better?
Milka is a German brand, founded by a Swiss, now part of the US- company Kraft foods.
@@Rosi_in_space ...or to put it all in chronological order: Milka is a brand originated in Switzerland, then later produced in Germany and more recently purchased by a U.S.A. company.
Never ever say it's a U.S.A. brand because it's a rather sophisticated chocolate, much superior in quality to the tons of shitfoods produced in the U.S.A.
No offence intended. Just stating a fact.
@@benedettobruno1669
Not for long, they will rework and cheapen the formula the bar will gave the same name but it will have completely different taste
Norway is Nature.... this should be your slogan!! This chocolate commercial was gorgeous ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I dated a Norwegian girl many years ago who introduced me to Norwegian chocolate, and I have to say I really like it! It’s soooo good! Norwegian chocolate comes high on my top three favorite, second only to German chocolate.
dasilverwelshman and the first one? Swiss?
@@raclarke7379 German. ;)
Ronald is very interesting and entertaining to watch. I love your channel.
The second bar looks like a kit kat 🙂
It really does, but not as sweet as Kit Kat
It's biscuit not wafer inside so it's more like Cadbury Fingers?
Maybe Twix?
You make my heart Happy! The lilt takes me Holm.
Interesting that chocolate (which is an native american food from the south) is what defines Norwegian culture. As a descendant of South American Indigenous people.....you're welcome!
Valid and very important point Katy Diaz. Chocolate is your contribution to the world. I could say our, since my mother Maria is from Chile 🙂
And she is native, not from spain
every weekend lately I have been bingeing on your videos. soon you will have to start making a little one every day X
You are awesome! Hugs from us 🤗🤗
MELKESJOKOLADEEEEE JEG SAVNER DEG SÅ MYE 💙💙💙💙💙💙 Even more with hasselnuts 😶 I came back to Brasil with almost 3kg of Norwegian sjokolade hahahaha
But, guys... Where is smash? It should be right after melkesjokolade 🤔
Here we have great chocolates, but the candy are toooo much sweeter than the norwegian ones, in a general way. And the Brazilian version of Stratos is called Suflair 😂
Haha, 3 kg of Norwegian chocolate. That is heavy love Maria 😂 smash is nr 5, firkløver (hazelnut) is nr 4. Awesome knowledge and story about the sweet side of Norway. Obrigado!
Yes Smash is my favorite, when I go home to visit I fill up my suitcase with Smash, IFA, Melkesjokolade, firklover
@@viviannhepworth8520 ifa, yeah. i heard salty licorice is hard to find in the states
Oh it's much better with hazelnuts.
I love Bark Thins, dark chocolate with sea salt and pumpkin seeds!
Have a contest and give as a prize this candy!
I am heading to lovely Norway next week! I love your videos! Great information and you’re so funny!
Thanks flex kitten! Welcome to Norway. Cheers from Ronald and Mads :):)
... and the Oscar goes to : SNICKERS BAR.
The last one sounds like Hershey's. In America kids can't get enough of it.
Very amusing video guys, when I visit Norway I hope to see one of those blue dancing cows, we don't have of those in my country.
How expensive are chocolates in Norway? I've heard many Norwegians travel to Sweden to buy candies and chocolates since they're much cheaper there.
Hi Noctilucent. Hehe, spring is dancing blue cow season. It's true, prices are lower in sweden and norwegians buy a lot of sweets there. But norwegians are not so in love with swedish chocolate brands, we prefer our own.
Noctilucent. Chocolate from Norway is not expensive to an extent. For a companion, a loin bar might be £1.20 that’s about $2.50 in the USA or around 250 kroner. Depending on the market and value of the money at the time. If you plan on shipping anything from Norway to the USA, then for 1 candy bar you would be looking at $13-15 dollars £6.5- 8 English pounds depending on how far away you are will determine how much it would be. Hope this helps. 😁
@@marshallburns8762 Thank you!
Chocolate in Norway is very expensive, 3 times the normal price in other countries. A small one bite chocolate bar costs 1,5 to 2 euros. Everything is very expensive in Norway, but not better quality. Just expensive. They sell everything as it is gold.
We buy lots of stuff in Sweden, not chocolate bars lol
I rewatched this video. Lindt Lindor Chocolate Truffles in any flavor are my favorites.
Most American chocolate tastes like wax. Dove is good though, and Symphony bars. Someone brought me chocolate back as a gift when they went overseas. One was kitkat. Is this a joke? It tasted better than American kitkat. I thought it was all made in the same factory then shipped? I don't know. But maybe this kitkat sitting on the shelf with all this much better European chocolate made it adapt? LOL
In England, the Kit Kat bar is made by Nestle, in America by Hershey. Rowntree of England (who developed the bar) was bought by Nestle but Hershey already had a licensing agreement to the bar for sale in the US. Japan has lots of varieties of Kit Kat tailored by Nestle for their tastes. The US just has white, dark and milk.
European standards for what you can label chocolate is much higher than in the US so the formula is probably different here. No one would buy the stuff they sell in the US. Its waxy bc it actually does contain wax and has very little cocoa solids in it (they use a flavouring called chocolate liqueur, a by product of separating the cocoa solids from the cocoa butter, which ends up having a burnt kind of vomity aftertaste) so they would have to call it chocolate flavoured candy here lol
@@rosieoutlook24 very interesting thank you! Mystery solved. : )
@@scandisnowgirl3696 I didn't know that. Thank you. "Chocolate flavoured"- LOL. ^_^ Btw I love your name so cute!
No chocolate I eat in America has ever listed wax as an ingredient. U must be buying some pretty cheap stuff from China, or you have never really eaten American chocolate.
You are great! I love your channel! ...by the way, with your talent, you're convincing everyone to go
Love sweet treats!
Norwegian
Wood is ? What is it ? They say it's good in the song.
i had one from norway shaped like an orange, and you dunked it on the table to break up the slices. it was super precious
😂😂 I loved it too
Milk chocolate and peanut butter! Like Reese's and Peanut Butter MandMs. Yum! I also love the wafer bars. We have Hershey's Air Delight here which is like your 3 but its good. And Butterfingers! More chocolate but crunchy peanut butter filling. Not peanuts whole tho. Its like layers of crunchy peanut butter filling. I also like 3Muskateers which is an old candy bar but simple and good. Just fluffy nougat covered in milk chocolate. York Peppermint Patties and Chunky which are filled with nuts and raisins. Ahhhh! What have I done??? What have YOU done men? Now I am hungry for chocolate and we have none!😢 I don't buy it a lot but I don't buy anything a lot. Except cigarettes.😚 Thanks for the chocolate info and attack!😈🍫🍩🍮🍪🍵🌰 oh yeah. My daughter is in love with the chocolate/hazelnut spread. Crap the name has left my head! But she buys huge jars of the stuff and eats it right out of the jar. And she won't eat any other brand but that one! I like to make shortbread and it on that....gah! What is the name of that shite! 🤔😨✌🍀
Hahaha, sorry for that and thanks a lot for sharing :):)
Nutella?
Butter finger was my jam on road trips with my mom.
Nutella
@@RoseQuartzGemini Yes! Thankyou😂✌🍀🍫🍮
Hilarious!! I want one of those "Quick Lunch" bars. Looks yummy!
Addict to chocolate here!! In the Netherlands we have rows and rows of different kinds of chocolate in stores, the weirdest tastes, even with salmiak. We have a similar chocolate with air called Bros as well. I’m like a super healthy person, so the chocolate I eat is mostly sweetened with fruit and doesn’t contain any milk. You should try the Dutch brand Lovechock.. IT IS AMAZING!! The Mulberry Vanilla is that bomb! And healthy!!
I need a Lovechock now 😋😋
YOURWAY2NORWAY I can send you some!! 💋
I love your channel! Ferrero Rocher and lindt are my favorites. I'm in Atlanta, Georgia. Thanks for the videos, very enjoyable!
My Norwegian friend sent me some of the No. 1 chocolate, it was very good. Her and her children loved it when I sent maltesers from the UK 😊
We recently got Maltesers here in the US, they are delicious!
Ah the Kvikk Lunsj looks similar to Kitkats, recently imported from USA, as for the favorite number 1 chocolate here, its Carlos V, there's original milk chocolate, with almonds, with peanuts, and the newer bars that try to imitate American candy bars.That Melk Schokolade bar would be great with Peanut Butter spread on top! :)
Belgian Chocolate is consistently wonderful!!!
Jane Rainsford Yes ! Belgian is the best !
Yes, but remember that Ronald told us Norwegians look for cheapest. Belgian chocolate would never compete for cheapest.
Your advertisement for Freia Melkesjokolade was so effective that we had to try it so we just now ordered some on Amazon!
It`s not a "quick lunch" unless you have sweaty cheese!!
And it's supposed to be a disappointment
Love the videos guys. Always good to be enlightened on Norwegian habits/traditions. Very funny
I remember Kvikk Lunsj tastes exactly as KitKat, to be honest.
My first thought was that it was Kit Kat's Norwegian cousin.
i have tasted kitkat, i still think kvikk lunsj is better, has more taste
Kvikk Lunsj beats KitKat no contest!
Not exactly, the chocolate is WAY better than kit kat.
Not even close.
I so enjoy your videos! They are very addicting. You guys crack me up ! ( an American expression that means: make me laugh a lot ) they also make me happy !
1) The most popular cow in Norway is called the Norwegian Red. Good for milk and meat.
2) Kvikk lunsj and Freia are OWNED BY SWEDEN.
3) If you want real Norwegian Chocolate then you must buy WHALE CHOCOLATE from Sandefjord Vestfold.
This is another video that does not represent Norway.
Haha, these are statistics, not an opinion. Thank you for always bringing resistance to the table ;)
LOL - I always like to bring you 2 back to the ground.
I think you can explain Norway with reindeer, moose and whale steaks...
Ade: I have to arrest tou - the most common cow is acutally called NRF, which means what you say: Norwegian Red (Fe - Cow). We love our animals, so we give them three letters names. Best Mads :)
I always thought that Norwegian cows came in Chocolate, Strawberry and Caramel.
Thanks Tine - best company ever :-)
@@YOURWAY2NORWAY I thought Fe means Fairy in Norwegian ??
If I'm just eating it for a quick snack at work, I usually go for a Snickers bar from the vending machine. If I want to treat myself, I can't think of the name of it, but it's in our Foreign Foods aisle. It's marzipan coated in milk chocolate. My whole family thinks I'm crazy for liking marzipan so much, but oh well. Other than that, I have also tried something called Toffifay, which combines milk chocolate, caramel & hazelnuts. My #1 overall favorite is going to be any coffee-flavored chocolate.
Interesting. No real dark, bitter, original chocolate?
Nope, that is not on norwegians top ten list unfortunally. We have some brands of this, but they are very expensive. I like dark chocolate!
Oh my God! I really love your videos you made me travel to Norway .It is clear that you are working hard in your video.Takk ^^
Omg that is so awesome to hear 🤗 I hope Norway was nice to you! Thanks a lot for being very cool mary livesong
U.K. chocolate is great specially the darker choc, but Belgian and Swiss are the best
NORWEGIAN chocolate is the best!!! I can say that with absolutt certainty as I've tried them all!
My favorites are called tim tams! They're from Australia and Australians keep the best ones to themselves: double chocolate-covered tim tams -also with a biscuit inside, but oh so delicious!
Hey me again. Wanted to ask if you have a P.O. box or something like that. Christmas is coming up and wanted to send you some things from the USA.
Your #2 is similar to what we call a Kit Kat bar if the center is like a crispy wafer. If the center is more like biscuit--what we call cookie--it would be like Twix bars.
Number one, Melksjokolade, is like the Hershey bar here in the U.S. and that may be the favorite here yet. Our soldiers carried them and gave them to children and others after the victory in WWII.
When I was about 8 years old candy was still a real treat for kids and not eaten every day, all day long. I had a nice box of Valentine chocolates, probably from my dad. I commented on your video about Tran that my mother gave that to me in the winter and I actually like the taste. That bottle fell over on the shelf, leaked and soaked the chocolates. It was not a good combination but it might be a great hit in Norway?
The dancing, blue cow with full frontal nudity and swinging udder looks obscene some way. I don´t remember ever seeing a happy, dancing cow cartoon with an udder like that.
The ¨melk¨ in Melksjokolade must = milk. Some linguists think a few words we use today must have come from an original, primordial language. Milk/melk is one of those words as it sounds similar in many languages around the world. (It is also interesting how the j works in Norwegian words, at least a couple words in this video. I have a special project and I need to know about a lot of different languages. I never thought to look at Norwegian but I think I just learned something important.)
#2 would be Twix in The US.
This channel is so much fun. Since I've gone off the dairy industry in general, I've cut it almost out of my diet completely and it's changed my taste in a lot of things. One of my favourite chocolates now is actually an item by The Coconut Collaborative. They make these dairy free coconut chocolate ganache pots and oh my goodness... at first, I was quite aware of the coconut flavour and texture. Now it's completely replaced dairy as my chocolate fat additive of choice :)
Is he gay?
Asking for a friend...
Chance Whistler we know Mads is for sure.
Norway doesn't strike me as a country where you would ask or tell.
@@borderlineiq im not in Norway. So. 🤷♂️
I like making my own chocolate out of cacao beans. You can also add cacao nibs to yogurt, which is a favorite breakfast and snack of mine. I learned how to make chocolate from scratch by watching various TH-cam videos.
This video is too long, it could be adequately presented in 40 seconds.
Please clean your black nails before presentation, they must look perfect.
Good advice fastandeffective. Might be chocolate.
fastandeffective If you don't like the video, then don't watch, or fast forward. I appreciated the dramatic build-up.
Then you'd miss the banter
That number 2 looks like candy we have here in US called Kit Kat. I love them. Wish I could try yours. Thanks for sharing. Enjoying your videos. You crack me up!
Your #2 reminds me of KitKat here in the states.
My favorite are Reese peanut butter cups, snickers, and Bings (made locally only).
Sister brought me #1 chocolate once she came to visit from Norway, definitely the best milk chocolate I had.
Creative video. Thank you so much.
Bitter dark chocolate with bits of berry/cherry in it. Californian here.
Love you guys, stumbled upon your show and can’t get enough! I like dark and milk chocolate. If it’s gourmet it has to have nuts, toffee, caramel, cherries, ginger or something exotic in it and some sprinkling of sea salt on top to really kick it off. If it’s a mainstream candy bar, it’s usually Snickers, Butterfinger, Reese’s Peanuts Butter Cups and KitKats, but what really makes it sing is if you get the mini variety pack and put them in the freezer!! 🤗
I need #1! I’m picturing it paired with a cake... in nature of course! 😁 Here The Hershey’s bar is our “classic” outdoors, family, fun candy bar! But over all we love sticking stuff in our mostly milk chocolate bars (nuts, pretzels ect)
I really loved the number two and The milk chocolat with sea salt is something crazy!!! Deliciou!!!!! Unhappy we don’t have Freia in my country!!!! I m not Norwegian but I miss this chocolat too!!!
All norwegians reading your comment will be so proud. Muito obrigado/tusen takk/thanks a lot Maria 😍
Your number 2 bar, with biscuit in it, sounds like Twix without the caramel. My favorite is anything dark chocolate, but I LOVE a candy bar called Take Five. Its chocolate, biscuit, caramel, & pretzel. It's the perfect snack!
The Norwegian Kvikk Lunch is pretty much the same as the English KitKat, but the KitKat have dark chocolate and the Kvikk Lunch have light milk chocolate and are more sweet then the English KitKat.
As a Norwegian(Scandinavian) i thought licorice was just as common candy around the world as chocolate is.
But i have discovered that for example people from South America and Asia find licorice very strange as a candy, and many of them have never even tasted it..
For me that was a strange experience when i discovered it. :)
Of this 3, the Stratos on third place is the one with darkest chocolate in it (more cacao) and is probably the one that most foreigners would prefer.
Loved the post lol... My favorite "Ghirardelli" Dark chocolate sea salt carmel bar. YUMMY!!!!
Is there an address or po box where we can mail you some?
In Britain we have Chocolate with bubbles in too, called Aero. It comes in a mint version, which is very good. It is still brown on the outside but pale green inside. We have a version of Kvick Lunsj too it is called KitKat. I think it is probably exactly the same as Kvick Lunsj but sometimes they make it an an orange flavour which is very nice.
When I was living in New York, an air bubble chocolate like your blue cow brand launched. I remember everyone hating it because it cost more money for less chocolate. You don't see it sold in stores there anymore. When I moved to Canada, it seems to me that chocolate is quite popular and I see it displayed in prominence at the convenience stores often. It is funny to me to see the difference a little geography can make.
Omg you are the best. My new fave. So freaking funny!!!! I turned my Norwegian friend on to you. Me? I am part Swedish. Actually a tiny part Norwegian too, according to DNA testing, which I didn’t expect. Hahahas
You're so funny! I'm checking out all your videos
Oh my goodness!!! I’ve never traveled outside the US before but I want to go to Norway!!!! 😍😍😍
Love you, Ronald!
I’m from Dallas, Texas and I love dark, bitter chocolate.
👋 thanks for sharing 😃
our fav in NY in the states is sponge candy, and we love dark chocolate
I love your way of speaking! It reminds me of some German friends of mine, very sarcastic and funny!
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You'd probably like our Kit-Kat chocolate bars; milk chocolate and crunchy "biscuity" center. Its good. Then we have Hershey bars, plain old milk chocolate is my favorite Hershey bar, they have a few different kinds.