Italian Reacts: Americans Try FINNISH LIQUORS
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SOMEONE SEND THIS MAN SOME SALMIAKKI!
He did a reaction where he bought Finnish snacks and shared with his family!! He lovesss salmiakki!! th-cam.com/video/jYWLKrtESEc/w-d-xo.html
Viini is wine, viina is strong alcohol
yeah viina = spirit alcohol
There is no salt in "Salty licorice" Main ingredient is ammonium chloride (NH4Cl). Salt is sodium chloride (NaCl) and it is totally different.
Well in chemistry terms Ammonium Chloride is a salt.
All chlorides are considered salts in chemistry.
You really need to try "Apteekin salmiakki" sold in apothecary's shops everywhere in Finland. It is sold in tiny 15 g red/black/white card board boxes near the cashiers, been produced for 70 years. It is the best purest (least additives) salmiakki there is. Those can also be added into ice cream, liquors etc. I recommend to buy a lot of them if you get a chance!
"apothecary's shop"
Very fancy way to say a pharmacy 😁
Origin of salmiakki is fascinating. In the oasis of Siwa, in ancient Chem (name of what was later called Egypt), about 4000 years ago, it was a sacred substance. Sal-Ammoniak, Salt of Ammon, one of their gods. A few letters in between were dropped, thus salmiak. Licorice was sold at pharmacies in northern Europe, as a laxative, but people liked it's taste and bought it for that reason. My theory is that it was a pharmacists idea to mix salt of Ammon, with licorice, probably in Copenhagen, or Amsterdam. That pharmacist, or alchemist (from Al-Chem, the Arabic name for Egypt), was probably a freemason, and therefore a fan of ancient Chem, which is a 900 year old tradition for them.
I love salmiakki, but nowadays I gotta do lower dosage, for bloodpressure's sake.
Have a nice evening😊, there is a village named Koskenkorva in Finland..❤🇫🇮
At least 2015 napue gin won the best gin on world, also think had won many More prizes
There are 3 different Jaloviina bottles, 1-3 stars. One star is cut the most. Also if you mix all the stars, then you have drink called Star Wars 😁😁 And you can make a shot with that Salmiakki and Irish Cream / Bailey's, it's bit hard to make, you layer them in a shot glass and it's called Granny Slippers
Maybe I'm a peasant but the 1 star is the one for me, 3 star is not to my liking. Also Puolustuslaitoksen Leikattu is great.
We had 28 degrees at 19:30 today In Raahe, Finland
We had 28 heat here like few days ago... You should feel like home here in Finland... ;D
A glass of cognac/brandy with a cup of coffee is a pretty common thing after dinner. A sip of cognac/brandy is also a traditional heart medicine. If you start mixing your own poisons, there's salmiac powder you can use. You can mix it with other things too. like E.g. with ice cream. And there's liquorice powder too. Couple of relating commercials, which give background info the those products tasted in the video: "Koskenkorva - Vodka from a Village" and "Kyrö Distillery: The Whole Story". Traditional Finnish beer-making in Finnish and tasting in English: "Elämää ja Sous Vide keitoksia Suomi Perinteisen Sahdin valmistus" and "Real Ale Craft Beer Finlandia Sahti Beer Review".
The guy had the wrong type of Jaloviina. It comes as 3* Jaloviina or 1* Jaloviina. 3* Jaloviina tastes like bad cognac and 1* Jaloviina tastes like good booze.
One star Jaloviina is used in kitchens for flambe in many places because it burns more clear than brandy and still gives the food the taste.
im used to mix my salmiakki booze myself. very easy, take empty 1,5 liter bottle, put candy in there and pour booze there too and let it melt..
100th like! Porco Dio!
Btw love your content mate, Finnish dude here who is bit drunk, who's little sister is also teacher (English and Italian) and I have few Italian friends, north from Rome etc...
Keep up the good work mate.....
Finlandia what.....Information ...Finlandia Vodka was first introduced in 1970. The North American Brown-Forman Corporation bought 45% of the brand in 2000 and the rest in 2004. Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company (HBC), the Greek bottler of Coca-Cola, bought the vodka brand in 2023 for $220 million. The Anora Group, owned by the Finnish state, will continue to make the drink exclusively until at least 2035.
Production of Finlandia Vodka bottles was moved to Estonia in August 2009 after the closing of the Karhula glass factory .SO its not Finlandia anymore Coca Cola Vodka i presume
Check ISMO WHY DOLPHINS ARE SO FRUSTRATED?
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I think it would be even funnier to let them taste Salmiakki-Koskenkorva with a straw.
You can make your own salmiakki vodka: You can order Tyrkisk Peber and crush them, mix them with any vodka and put them in the freezer. 👌🏻
Ps. The double K makes up the salmiakki shape ◊ 😁
About word "salmiakki", do you have / use letter "K" in Italy?
@@jroutasula5250 there is no letter K in the italian language, but there is the combination of letters CH that sounds like the letter K
@@mauronicolo89 Thank you.
I´ll send you salmiakki ! Just say where to....
Minttu viina means mint strong. But its so good whit milk and bannana
It means peppermint spirit. It is very much both of minty and strong. edit: I d not recommend it to anyone!
You are the first non-finnish person I've ever seen, who actually likes salmiakki! Almost every Finn love it, but they give it to visitors from abroad - in order to shock them, because we know, they have never tasted anything like it. It's so different - and therefore shocking and strange for them. :) It's kind of a Finnish joke. But you actually like it - so the joke does not work on you :)
JetLag Warriors like Salmiakki
2023 also, and think thats not alll. Just A Quick search
Kossu is not vodka.
Prova di assaggio quindi nessuna miscelazione
mixing your booze is a waste, unless you are making drinks.
WU-TANG!
Hi Maoro . Arttu Wiskari. Behm and Sanni finnish singers.
The absolute beginners
Zio, gin tonic e bamba e vedi che grande scoperta che farai, fidati, nemmeno a me piaceva il gintonic prima di fare questo mix 😂
ahahah