You can put fluff on bread, but generally is used as an ice cream topping, usually with chocolate sauce too. I've never heard of strawberry fluff though, definitely rare.
The weird thing about the snack industry in the US is that 90% of the snacks coming out in the last 10 years are things that Americans don't even eat. There's just such a high concentration of weird novelty snacks that are produced with the intention of being impulse buys, but we don't really eat those frequently.
My mom worked in advertising and explained that the reason brands make so variations of the same snack is to take up more space on the shelf, thereby catching the consumer's eye. I've never looked at grocery stores the same way again.
@@phemyda94 Damn that actually makes a lot of sense. Probably cheaper to do a limited run of some variant flavor than it is to pay the store to put up a board people would just ignore anyway. Thank you for the insight
i think part of why american snacks are so sweet and unhealthy is because most people dont get them much. theyre never something you just have in the cupboards, theyre something you get as a treat every now and then as a kid. the only 'snack' type food my parents ever consistently had was tortilla chips and salsa
They should be that... But unfortunately, these things are often cheaper than any healthier options in most stores. Why pay $3.75 for some asparagus that'll go bad in a week when shelf stable snack foods are instant and in larger quantities? It really is a shame.
i mean you have like these bigol fuckong sizes of candy i saw on a video in a supermarket so idk man, but i like sweet things so its not a problem 4 me
i’ll be honest, i’ve never even seen strawberry marshmallow fluff and the only time i have the regular kind in the house is when i make fudge, i’ve never liked eating it by itself
Same my mom had the normal one when I was little because she made things for our local farmers market and that was the only time I would get it (Don't ask me what she would make because I have no idea)
You're dead on about the sodas being novelty items. I know a lot of people who just collect crazy sodas, and there are occasional stores everywhere that sell them! Definitely some really gross flavors out there,so I'm glad the oreos one was good (I've seen ranch soda, steak soda, etc)
American here with suggestions for if you do our snack foods again! 1. Slim Jims - they're these processed beef/pork sticks; I like the Mild ones, and they're absolutely addictive, I will go through a whole box of 14 mini ones in like an hour if I'm not careful 2. Arizona Green Tea - its a canned iced green tea that you can buy real cheap at any gas station pretty much. There's a regular Arizona Iced Tea as well, but I prefer the more delicate flavor of the green tea. 3. Hostess Devil Dogs - they're like the oreo cake you just tried, I think, but the cake is much drier and a bit less sweet. 4. Bomb Pop - this is a red white and blue ice pop, I'm not a huge fan but they're an iconic American summer treat. 5. Tanka Bars - this is my apology to you for suggesting Slim Jims before. Tanka Bars are Native-made pemmican bars made with bison meat and cranberries. They are the best protein bar I've ever eaten. I recommend the apple and orange peel flavor the most, but any of the three flavors are fantastic. Anyways, this was a great video! I'm genuinely kinda shocked the flavor "blue raspberry" isn't really a thing where you are? It's a staple flavor in American. I don't really know how to describe it, it's just blue to me. Next time I go get a slushy/slurpee/Italian ice, I'll get blue raspberry and report back, because it's been a while, lmao. Thanks for trying out our snacks, and I'm sorry for all the sugar!
For the 0% juice thing, yes it is required by the FDA to disclose how much fruit juice is in fruit related drinks as to not mislead people through marketing. It's so you can't say "Buy our Fruit Juice!" when, like the Warhead soda, there's nothing in it but water, sugar, and artificial flavors/colors
I appreciate that you actually honestly rated them by taste and personal opinion! I see so many of these “I try American Snacks” videos where people just spend 20 minutes talking about how unhealthy they are without even mentioning the taste. I’ve never even had some of these things myself but I trust your word on them 😂
@@eatlocalhoney yeah 😂 my sort of snacks were like lays plain potato chips, popcorn, or ice cream, none of these ever made the list unless I was at someone else's house that happen to be a little more spoiled
For the marshmallow fluff, even if you don't like it, you gotta try a very thin layer on one slice of bread, peanut butter on the other. It's a popular sandwich called a fluffernutter. Hope you give it a shot!
OooooooOh we make peanut butter cookies with marshmallow fluff gently folded in the dough and baked. That's what we in western Canada call fluffernutters 😊
I’ve never had that before but I might try this in the future but idk when because I’ve never seen any store around where I lived selling the fluffy marshmallows
@@fofoflashy3383 The videos usually get divided by the timestamps The timestamps make TH-cam detect which parts are where and divides them according to the timestamps
@@slushfabuloso5329 lmaooo no way🤣🤣i always thought the youtubers divided them although it confused me bc ppl will start watching little segments instead of the whole video. But when i was ur comment i was like "what if comments dicide the vds" ļol thats for the confirmation
even I as an American have not seen some of these! good job on finding some rare snacks man! i'm going to have to check some out! keep up the great content!
As a european this snacks are so weird and something beyond an european's imagination also they are banned in Europe due to food regulations. But they look so fun tho for example here in Italy the cereal snack isle is super small compared to america's . I wish we had all of those snacks tho .
@@alexia3993 No, they're not? I'm from Sweden and I live in Croatia and most of these snacks are sold either in the original version, or a similar snack with a different label. None of this seems weird at all.
Definitely need to try a variety of Doritos (specifically cool ranch and/or Tapatio, two of the greatest chip flavors ever made). Also pizza rolls, jalapeño poppers, any brand of white cheddar popcorn, and of course the most underrated soda ever, Squirt.
YES I hate the fake chemical fruit flavors 😭 anytime I'm in Japan I'm always eating fruit flavored stuff because it's actually flavored with fruit but in the US I avoid it even though I LOVE fruit flavored food and fruit in general (lemon tarts are definitely my favorite desert) In fact, your reaction to every snack mirrors mine even as someone who grew up in the US lol everything is way too sweet and I love sweet foods
We (at least in the midwest) use marshmallow fluff for "fluffer nutters", which is marshmallow fluff and peanutbutter spread between two honey Graham crackers. A true childhood delicacy haha
Most Americans treat snacks the same way you do in this video lmao. "I know this is unhealthy, but holy f**k I can't stop". It doesn't help that we work really long hours, and these snacks help us unwind :(
Is it just Americans snacks or just regular snacks in general? Because I find Germans snacks more delicious and addictive, all the way from Germany from my grandmother brother and they are pretty unhealthy
A lot of those snacks are at their best when paired with milk, and American has been trying to get Americans to drink more milk for decades so it would make sense.
@@Anthony-ye8jr Mostly cus the dairy and meat industries are massive here. Milk actually weakens your bones but we've bought into the lie too hard by this point.
I laughed so hard when he said he's going to try American snacks and then pulled out some Takis. That's like me going to Italy to get some authentic sushi
I actually had the warhead soda yesterday, I went to throw it away and saw the “0 PERCENT JUICE” thing and shat myself laughing. Such a contrast to how they normally wouldn’t want to advertise that, went and bought another.
Hello, i wanted to ask you if you could do the national dish of Kosovo (Flia) Here is the recipe: *Dough* 1kg white flour 1L Water 1 Pinch of Salt 1 Tiny piece of molten Butter *Filling* 400g of Cream 2 Cups of Schmand 100g of molten Butter 200g of Natural Joghurt 1 pinch of Salt 1. Mix the ingredients for the dough until the consistency is a little thicker than the crêpe dough, add a little more flour or water if necessary until the consistency is the same as that described 2. Mix the ingredients for the filling and season with salt 3. Now grease a round baking dish (similar to a springform pan) or a round baking sheet and spread the dough out from the edge to the middle in a radial pattern, spoon by spoon, so that a "sun" is created 4. The filling is now carefully spread on the free surfaces with a spoon so that the entire bottom of the mold is now covered 5. Now place the form/tin in the oven on the top rail at 250°C and bake for a few minutes until the dough is brownish, then remove the form 6. Repeat the same, but this time spread the dough in a radial pattern from the edge to the middle where the filling was spread the first time. Fill the free fields again with filling (there where the dough was poured the first time) 7. Repeat this until the fli has reached the desired size. Finally spread a thick layer of the filling on top, cover with a kitchen towel and leave to stand for a quarter of an hour 8. Serve hot. 9. Flia can be mixed good with Yoghurt and Vegetables. This recipe is a bit complicated, if you have any questions inform me :)
American snacks are so damn good and addictive but that’s the point, everything down to it is so you GET addicted and continue buying. Pretty packaging, amount, price, ingredients and all that chemical stuff
Fr, I bought an American sweet because I was curious. Worst decision of my life, it’s so sugary I swear. Well what do you expect they use tons, tons of sugar.
I love how everyone who isn't Latin comes to think of our candy as either something really spicy or sour, and I love that they're right! You're reaction to the Takis Paleta was absolutely priceless, specifically after knowing children consume this type of stuff as if their lives depended on it. (And, of course, back in the good old days, I was one of those kids. Mexico loves Takis and anything Takis related. So does the rest of Latinoamerica, so does the rest of the world)
Love the video but as an american, a lot of these are definitely niche. I only know of about half of these and have maybe eaten 1/4 of them. I also feel like a lot of these are straight junk food snacks that the average person wouldn't eat that often. can't wait to see more videos though!
@Mohn I've seen the Boksu snack boxes on other videos, and I have to say that the attention to detail and the phenomenally beautiful packaging is on another level!! It's on my wish list for sure:D
my local store sells those red bean fishes and for some reason they just give out the japanese fruit candies for free i dont even know why candy stores exist when i can get those for free
The only japanese snacks I've tried are mochi and daifuku, which I didnt like because the texture is too chewy to me, but I absolutely love Pocky, especially the macha sakura flavoured ones. I want to try the fish snacks (forgot the name) but I think contain red bean paste? not sure if I'll like that, I'm not too keen on red bean paste. I love macha flavoured stuff tho
If you do this again, definitely do more snack foods instead of straight junk food, like Dotz pretzels, cheezits, spitz sunflower seeds, and pretty much anything else you’d find in the chips isle
KWOOWK: “Ugh it’s so sweet I can’t finish it.” Also KWOOWK: “Wow this cookie pudding is amazing.” As a self-proclaimed fat ass American, that stuff makes me shudder to even think about. Always interesting which relatively obscure flavors catch on in other countries.
Takis is a Mexican Food if you didn’t know after the Takis Invention, Takis came to the US after that Takis was called as a “American Snack” but actually Originally made in Mexico.
BRO you CANNOT eat a poptart without roasting it 😭💔💔 toast it and I promise you will rate it higher. That cinnamon brown sugar flavor is my second favorite after s’mores flavor. So bomb
If you're looking to try the best American chips and you can get your hands on them then I'd recommend Ruffles originals with French onion dip, Fritos honey BBQ, Zapp's Voodoo, Doritos spicy sweet chili, Cheetoh's puffs, anything from Utz, and of course Funyuns.
@@ibuprofriends I lived in Daytona Beach, Florida and LA, California. I knew people of color. Still never saw the snack. Edit: Know* people of color. I did not phrase that in a good way lol.
A lot of this stuff not even Americans eat. 0:48 We do eat Twinkies. 1:27 We eat Cheetos just not very many people eat that flavor. 2:15 No one likes Intergalactic Coca-Cola, but it’s here.
11:30 You got probably the best Takis bag possible. There's variability from bag to bag between how much dust you get on the chips Also you didn't get the original "Fuego" chip
I agree with you on the "ridiculous sweetness" part. I'm not an American, but I was highly invested in cake baking at one point in my life, and I watched a 💩 ton of American baking videos. I don't know why they so often make their cakes (birthday cakes, wedding cakes) insanely sweet and with zero flavor 🤷♀️ American buttercream is my least favorite thing in the baking world.
@@yessweetie883 Well, you know, you have plain marshmallows (basically nothing but sugar) for example, and a raspberry cream tart. It's not the sweetness itself, but more like the lack of any other flavor. There's a ton of stuff that can be added to cakes (both in cake batter and as a separate layer): fruits, fruit purees, nuts, nut butters, merengues, caramel, crunchy stuff, etc. All of those make a cake interesting and more complicated in flavor. And for some reason American bakers rarely add those, I don't know why.
The marshmallow fluff original is to be made into sandwich with peanut butter. Probably why they made a strawberry flavor. ( peanut butter and jelly sandwich- traditionally made with strawberry jelly) it’s an east coast thing. Be warned, it is sweet!
i personally prefer the Cheddar Jalapeno over the Flamin' Hot, i love cheese and i'm not big on hot sauce flavors but i do enjoy having some heat, so this is perfect for me. i'll also add that by the time i finish a bag, i'm not physically regretting it besides the fact that i consumed a whole bag.
The thins version of them are the best. A white chocolate M&M version sounds like a great idea! Especially because actual chocolate im not a big fan of.
You are correct but not for long, I will pursue a career in genetics and create a blue raspberry species just to spite you, it will be my lifelong goal.
I CHALLENGE you to try an elevated and respectable version of “frito pie” a southern American staple. Not technically a “snack” but an interesting sub-meal food item. Personally tend to really like it but it’s also maybe the highest profile meal famously made with a snack food as the marquee ingredient.
I personally recommend Little Debbie anything. ESPECIALLY ZEBRA CAKES OMG. Also, any ice cream sandwich. Anyways, American anything is addictive. Tv shows, food, movies, celebrities, we have it all. It's weird
You can put fluff on bread, but generally is used as an ice cream topping, usually with chocolate sauce too. I've never heard of strawberry fluff though, definitely rare.
Yea exactly.
Fluff and peanut butter sandwich
@@Kavewolf1989 yeah, that’s the good stuff
@@Kavewolf1989 very true
@@Kavewolf1989 My brother was obsessed with that for a few years. 😂
Him: “I am not a sensitive individual”
Also him: “proceeds to turn into an amoeba”
😂
He’s trying to infect my brain
😂🤣😂
Its only the second suorest candy in the world
@@renefisette7046 no way. They are not that sour.
The weird thing about the snack industry in the US is that 90% of the snacks coming out in the last 10 years are things that Americans don't even eat. There's just such a high concentration of weird novelty snacks that are produced with the intention of being impulse buys, but we don't really eat those frequently.
Exactly. As an American I haven't even heard of like half of these
My mom worked in advertising and explained that the reason brands make so variations of the same snack is to take up more space on the shelf, thereby catching the consumer's eye. I've never looked at grocery stores the same way again.
@@phemyda94
Damn that actually makes a lot of sense. Probably cheaper to do a limited run of some variant flavor than it is to pay the store to put up a board people would just ignore anyway. Thank you for the insight
@@phemyda94 Apparently General Foods puts out over 100,000 "food" products for just this reason.
i think part of why american snacks are so sweet and unhealthy is because most people dont get them much. theyre never something you just have in the cupboards, theyre something you get as a treat every now and then as a kid. the only 'snack' type food my parents ever consistently had was tortilla chips and salsa
They should be that... But unfortunately, these things are often cheaper than any healthier options in most stores. Why pay $3.75 for some asparagus that'll go bad in a week when shelf stable snack foods are instant and in larger quantities?
It really is a shame.
It's unfortunate, very true.
i mean you have like these bigol fuckong sizes of candy i saw on a video in a supermarket so idk man, but i like sweet things so its not a problem 4 me
Americans be eating this stuff everyday plus 3 meals from McDonalds😂
@@tmujno we don’t
i’ll be honest, i’ve never even seen strawberry marshmallow fluff and the only time i have the regular kind in the house is when i make fudge, i’ve never liked eating it by itself
Samee I've never heard of strawberry fluff.
Same my mom had the normal one when I was little because she made things for our local farmers market and that was the only time I would get it
(Don't ask me what she would make because I have no idea)
Came here to say the exact same thing. Never seen the strawberry kind & I only have the original for making fudge. Which is not that frequently.
I have and I was never in the USA 😄 That's a bit strange.
You're dead on about the sodas being novelty items. I know a lot of people who just collect crazy sodas, and there are occasional stores everywhere that sell them! Definitely some really gross flavors out there,so I'm glad the oreos one was good (I've seen ranch soda, steak soda, etc)
Dont forget ranch, grass, and alien poop flavored
Novelty sodas are more often than not an abomination.
bacon 🥤
Cucumber sodas actually really good because it taste more like watermelon then watermelon flavored stuff taste like watermelon
The ranch soda tastes not good
American here with suggestions for if you do our snack foods again!
1. Slim Jims - they're these processed beef/pork sticks; I like the Mild ones, and they're absolutely addictive, I will go through a whole box of 14 mini ones in like an hour if I'm not careful
2. Arizona Green Tea - its a canned iced green tea that you can buy real cheap at any gas station pretty much. There's a regular Arizona Iced Tea as well, but I prefer the more delicate flavor of the green tea.
3. Hostess Devil Dogs - they're like the oreo cake you just tried, I think, but the cake is much drier and a bit less sweet.
4. Bomb Pop - this is a red white and blue ice pop, I'm not a huge fan but they're an iconic American summer treat.
5. Tanka Bars - this is my apology to you for suggesting Slim Jims before. Tanka Bars are Native-made pemmican bars made with bison meat and cranberries. They are the best protein bar I've ever eaten. I recommend the apple and orange peel flavor the most, but any of the three flavors are fantastic.
Anyways, this was a great video! I'm genuinely kinda shocked the flavor "blue raspberry" isn't really a thing where you are? It's a staple flavor in American. I don't really know how to describe it, it's just blue to me. Next time I go get a slushy/slurpee/Italian ice, I'll get blue raspberry and report back, because it's been a while, lmao.
Thanks for trying out our snacks, and I'm sorry for all the sugar!
jack links jerky
Bro I eat the small packs of slim Jim's in like 5 minutes
Where can you get the tanka bar?
slim jims are soo good i always bought them at college
Not an american buy i always have no idea what blue raspberry is supposed to taste like no mattwe how much i tried
For the 0% juice thing, yes it is required by the FDA to disclose how much fruit juice is in fruit related drinks as to not mislead people through marketing. It's so you can't say "Buy our Fruit Juice!" when, like the Warhead soda, there's nothing in it but water, sugar, and artificial flavors/colors
Takis indeed is Mexican. It has been growing a lot in the US recently mainly with the takis brand.
They are American
@@averagejojofan8649 no they're mexican
@@averagejojofan8649 average American simp
@@averagejojofan8649 Mexican Fuego means fire in Spanish
@@averagejojofan8649 they were invented in mexico a few years before they were brought to america
I appreciate that you actually honestly rated them by taste and personal opinion! I see so many of these “I try American Snacks” videos where people just spend 20 minutes talking about how unhealthy they are without even mentioning the taste. I’ve never even had some of these things myself but I trust your word on them 😂
Yes, they are unhealthy, sure. But they are delicious
@@atomicemerald5669 exactly! we know they're disgusting for you, that's why we eat them 👏
Dude you NEED to try Sour Patch Kids Watermelons. They don’t sound different but WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE
Love ‘em gotta have ‘em
YESSS
sour patch kids watermelons are better than the normal ones, but if you eat both of them so much, ur entire mouth is just ruined
THEY ARE AWESOME
mMmMMmm 🥵
We know they aren’t healthy. The game is: see what your mom might buy you once 😂
I’ve never had these snacks in the house.
Exactly, these are like the snacks that every kid wants but very few actually end up getting 😂
@@kittykay8336 yes! Only my rich friends had this stuff 😂😂
@@eatlocalhoney yeah 😂 my sort of snacks were like lays plain potato chips, popcorn, or ice cream, none of these ever made the list unless I was at someone else's house that happen to be a little more spoiled
Same here, except we would occasionally have the fluff
Same, and I'm American
For the marshmallow fluff, even if you don't like it, you gotta try a very thin layer on one slice of bread, peanut butter on the other. It's a popular sandwich called a fluffernutter. Hope you give it a shot!
THAT'S what a fluffernutter is? Wow.
haha fluffer nutter
fluffernutter…
heheheheHeHeheHeHehe
HAHAHAHAHAHHAHA
OooooooOh we make peanut butter cookies with marshmallow fluff gently folded in the dough and baked. That's what we in western Canada call fluffernutters 😊
I’ve never had that before but I might try this in the future but idk when because I’ve never seen any store around where I lived selling the fluffy marshmallows
Timestamps
Twinkie 0:45
Cheddar Jalapeño Cheetos 1:24
Coca Cola Zero intergalactic 2:15
Cinnamon Toast Crunch 2:57
Sour patch kids 4:00
Reese’s White Peanut butter cup 4:41
Fluff 5:28
Sweet Chilli BBQ popcorn 6:28
Dr Pepper Cream Soda 7:09
Pop Tarts 7:43
Toxic Waste 8:39
Oreo Cake 9:46
Oreo pudding 10:20
Blue heat takis 11:18
Warheads sour soda 12:08
Cookies and cream soda 12:57
Takis Fuego 13:41
Thank you, you underrated king
@@slushfabuloso5329 THE VIDEO IS ALREADY DIVIDED THO......
@@fofoflashy3383
The videos usually get divided by the timestamps
The timestamps make TH-cam detect which parts are where and divides them according to the timestamps
@@slushfabuloso5329 lmaooo no way🤣🤣i always thought the youtubers divided them although it confused me bc ppl will start watching little segments instead of the whole video.
But when i was ur comment i was like "what if comments dicide the vds" ļol thats for the confirmation
@@slushfabuloso5329 thats some good fact😊
even I as an American have not seen some of these! good job on finding some rare snacks man! i'm going to have to check some out! keep up the great content!
Takis are actually a Mexican candy, Barcel (the company) just sells them in America, but they also have other chips
candy?
@@apogus yes
YES
@@apogusat this point, I have seen children of at least five years old eating them as candys, so yes
As an American it was so funny to see him so like, confused or surprised by something I see and get bored of all the time
true
As a european this snacks are so weird and something beyond an european's imagination also they are banned in Europe due to food regulations. But they look so fun tho for example here in Italy the cereal snack isle is super small compared to america's . I wish we had all of those snacks tho .
@@alexia3993 like Skittles
@Alexia not all of Europe just the lame part
@@alexia3993 No, they're not? I'm from Sweden and I live in Croatia and most of these snacks are sold either in the original version, or a similar snack with a different label. None of this seems weird at all.
Definitely need to try a variety of Doritos (specifically cool ranch and/or Tapatio, two of the greatest chip flavors ever made). Also pizza rolls, jalapeño poppers, any brand of white cheddar popcorn, and of course the most underrated soda ever, Squirt.
Holy shit! Dude! Your Spanish pronunciation is honestly SO good for someone who doesn't really speak it!
Romanian
YES I hate the fake chemical fruit flavors 😭 anytime I'm in Japan I'm always eating fruit flavored stuff because it's actually flavored with fruit but in the US I avoid it even though I LOVE fruit flavored food and fruit in general (lemon tarts are definitely my favorite desert)
In fact, your reaction to every snack mirrors mine even as someone who grew up in the US lol everything is way too sweet and I love sweet foods
We (at least in the midwest) use marshmallow fluff for "fluffer nutters", which is marshmallow fluff and peanutbutter spread between two honey Graham crackers. A true childhood delicacy haha
Midwest type beat
Most Americans treat snacks the same way you do in this video lmao.
"I know this is unhealthy, but holy f**k I can't stop". It doesn't help that we work really long hours, and these snacks help us unwind :(
It helps me unwind when I capture small rodents and launch them out of a small cannon in my backyard.
@@howdoichangemyprofilepictu9839 what in the hot crispy Kentucky fried fuck?
@@howdoichangemyprofilepictu9839 what in the cinnamon toast fuck?
@@howdoichangemyprofilepictu9839 what the f-
Is it just Americans snacks or just regular snacks in general? Because I find Germans snacks more delicious and addictive, all the way from Germany from my grandmother brother and they are pretty unhealthy
A lot of those snacks are at their best when paired with milk, and American has been trying to get Americans to drink more milk for decades so it would make sense.
Holy shit never thought about that but uou are so right. Why tf do we do that
@@Anthony-ye8jr .... height?
@@Anthony-ye8jr Mostly cus the dairy and meat industries are massive here. Milk actually weakens your bones but we've bought into the lie too hard by this point.
I laughed so hard when he said he's going to try American snacks and then pulled out some Takis. That's like me going to Italy to get some authentic sushi
I actually had the warhead soda yesterday, I went to throw it away and saw the “0 PERCENT JUICE” thing and shat myself laughing. Such a contrast to how they normally wouldn’t want to advertise that, went and bought another.
As he suspected, it's a legal requirement for them to put that on the container. Always right above the nutrition facts.
As a Romanian, i can agree that Cini Minis are one of the best cereals in Romania
Trying rare/traditional snacks from around the world, epic series idea 🔥
Hello, i wanted to ask you if you could do the national dish of Kosovo (Flia)
Here is the recipe:
*Dough*
1kg white flour
1L Water
1 Pinch of Salt
1 Tiny piece of molten Butter
*Filling*
400g of Cream
2 Cups of Schmand
100g of molten Butter
200g of Natural Joghurt
1 pinch of Salt
1. Mix the ingredients for the dough until the consistency is a little thicker than the crêpe dough, add a little more flour or water if necessary until the consistency is the same as that described
2. Mix the ingredients for the filling and season with salt
3. Now grease a round baking dish (similar to a springform pan) or a round baking sheet and spread the dough out from the edge to the middle in a radial pattern, spoon by spoon, so that a "sun" is created
4. The filling is now carefully spread on the free surfaces with a spoon so that the entire bottom of the mold is now covered
5. Now place the form/tin in the oven on the top rail at 250°C and bake for a few minutes until the dough is brownish, then remove the form
6. Repeat the same, but this time spread the dough in a radial pattern from the edge to the middle where the filling was spread the first time. Fill the free fields again with filling (there where the dough was poured the first time)
7. Repeat this until the fli has reached the desired size. Finally spread a thick layer of the filling on top, cover with a kitchen towel and leave to stand for a quarter of an hour
8. Serve hot.
9. Flia can be mixed good with Yoghurt and Vegetables. This recipe is a bit complicated, if you have any questions inform me :)
I read the recipe and it felt like I just read in search of lost Time
AYY A KOSOVAR WHATS UP
@@rongonewrong8086 Nothing, just got into Kosovo (i live in Switzerland)
Almost got eaten by these Street Dogs
ayee 🇦🇱🇽🇰
ITS NOT REAL ITS NOT REAL ITS NOT REAL ITS NOT REAL ITS NOT FUCKING REAL
I’m in the US Northeast. We use marshmallow Fluff in hot chocolate. I’ve never seen strawberry flavor.
I north American the intergalactic is called coke starlight and it's supposed to taste like space
Thanks I’m American and haven’t heard of intergalactic but now that you mention it I like our Starlight name better.
American snacks are so damn good and addictive but that’s the point, everything down to it is so you GET addicted and continue buying. Pretty packaging, amount, price, ingredients and all that chemical stuff
Takis are from Mexico also there are habanero chips you'll love it
It’s popular in America but yes it was invented in Mexico and not in U.S
“Inspired by the intensity of Takis…”
Nailed it. The Spanish was pretty good!
Im from the uk and i can say we are starting to bring over more american sweets and foods
Fr, I bought an American sweet because I was curious. Worst decision of my life, it’s so sugary I swear. Well what do you expect they use tons, tons of sugar.
The US produces a lot of corn. Corn=corn syrup = snacks
@@gamecavalier3230 Damn, what do they do for a living?
I love how everyone who isn't Latin comes to think of our candy as either something really spicy or sour, and I love that they're right!
You're reaction to the Takis Paleta was absolutely priceless, specifically after knowing children consume this type of stuff as if their lives depended on it. (And, of course, back in the good old days, I was one of those kids. Mexico loves Takis and anything Takis related. So does the rest of Latinoamerica, so does the rest of the world)
Love the video but as an american, a lot of these are definitely niche. I only know of about half of these and have maybe eaten 1/4 of them. I also feel like a lot of these are straight junk food snacks that the average person wouldn't eat that often. can't wait to see more videos though!
@discord stuff in what sense?
@discord stuff crazy but in a fun way (unless youre an adult its expensive)
I gotta be honest. I've actually never used marshmallow fluff for any dessert or dish. Also I never knew there were flavors of them
Same
I think some people make desserts out of them but I only ate it when I was a kid and it was just straight out the jar lmao
@@xxdeadoutxx761 I ate them with pretzel sticks lol
Ive only had it as a topping for ice cream/Froyo lol
My mom sometimes uses them for Rice crispy treats.
Well, we can admit that Americans have extremely unhealthy snacks in general 😂
These snacks are the reason so many Americans are fat as hell
Yes very much.
Yes
Welcome to America
@@popeyedcave282 why don’t you taste Bangladesh breakfast
The “that’s what she said” got my dying💀
1:41 mans got so confused he started running through the half life characters 😭😭
I would love to see you try snacks from Japan!
We have lot's of good snacks and not just candies, so try to get some savory things if you do it!
@Mohn I've seen the Boksu snack boxes on other videos, and I have to say that the attention to detail and the phenomenally beautiful packaging is on another level!! It's on my wish list for sure:D
my local store sells those red bean fishes and for some reason they just give out the japanese fruit candies for free i dont even know why candy stores exist when i can get those for free
The only japanese snacks I've tried are mochi and daifuku, which I didnt like because the texture is too chewy to me, but I absolutely love Pocky, especially the macha sakura flavoured ones. I want to try the fish snacks (forgot the name) but I think contain red bean paste? not sure if I'll like that, I'm not too keen on red bean paste. I love macha flavoured stuff tho
If you do this again, definitely do more snack foods instead of straight junk food, like Dotz pretzels, cheezits, spitz sunflower seeds, and pretty much anything else you’d find in the chips isle
Don’t disrespect my mans cheezits or else I’ll find you
So yeah this is like spicy sour chips and candy not chips
Veggie chips are surprisingly good. I love spicy jalapeno chips. Those are delicious
@@SpagettiSpeltWrong veggie chips are the goat
i dont taste the veggies tho
Cheetizs and dots are junk food. Grow up
Jalapeño Cheetos are my all time favorite!
Also pop tarts mess with my blood sugar levels and I’m not even diabetic
9:20 was I only one that felt the sourness though the phone
Cinnamon toast crunch shreds the roof of your mouth and it leaves a leathery aftertaste
churros is a famous "candy" here in brazil, is like a deep fried dough in a cylindrical shape stuffed with chocolate or smth like that
Mexico too. They just made a cereal cause idk marketing opertunity ig
churros come from spain and portugal, they are all over latin america because of that
KWOOWK: “Ugh it’s so sweet I can’t finish it.”
Also KWOOWK: “Wow this cookie pudding is amazing.”
As a self-proclaimed fat ass American, that stuff makes me shudder to even think about. Always interesting which relatively obscure flavors catch on in other countries.
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You can also take peanut butter and put that on a slice of bread and then put marshmallow fluff on top of it. Make a sandwich called a fluffernutter.
me eating salad while watching this . am crying bro am cryin i rlly want some of these fresh american snacks but am on a diet
Takis is a Mexican Food if you didn’t know after the Takis Invention, Takis came to the US after that Takis was called as a “American Snack” but actually Originally made in Mexico.
Exactly they give no credit
@@modai8036 some of them give credit
You have to make a new yt short/tiktok series called: rating SNACKS around the world
agree
i hope you will do more long form videos like this moving forward!!! ❤️
this is an amazing outside look into some parts of my daily life that ive never thought about too much
In my 20 years growing up in America I’ve actually never heard of strawberry fluff but I personally think it sounds awful lol
Yeah... I've seen regular jet puffed fluff, but never strawberry or the brand he had
@Gio M. ???
@Gio M. why you asking? Lmao
@Gio M. bro ain’t no way
As a romanian i can confirm that those snacks are really good:) tho i wish we would have more acces to foreign snacks
@tony borelli real
@tony borelli your neck looks mighty fine today...
Poptarts are breakfast it’s made like instant oatmeal ready to eat but yes it’s very sweet 😂
He makes all of these “college student meals” but this is what we’re actually eating lol
BRO you CANNOT eat a poptart without roasting it 😭💔💔 toast it and I promise you will rate it higher. That cinnamon brown sugar flavor is my second favorite after s’mores flavor. So bomb
i dont like them toasted 😵😵
Ah yesss the s’mores flavor is so good and yes toasting them is the best
Jeez I never had them toasted lol
@@SimonWillRun oooh you gotta try it I promise it’s so good
Toasted with milk
As someone who comes from America, I can confirm these are very rare
8:00 you don't get it? Its for kids to say in their moms: "look that's healthy can you buy it mom??"😂😂😂
8:55 _last famous words_
If you're looking to try the best American chips and you can get your hands on them then I'd recommend Ruffles originals with French onion dip, Fritos honey BBQ, Zapp's Voodoo, Doritos spicy sweet chili, Cheetoh's puffs, anything from Utz, and of course Funyuns.
100% for Doritos spicy sweet chili
You can find doritos spicy sweet chili in the netherlands
"dehydrated fingers"- KWOOWK 2022
Reese’s peanut butter cups are best if you put them in the freezer for a couple hours or even a refrigerator will make them better
I'm watching this and you have already 2.8 mil congrats!
first european ive seen that isnt incredibly hateful of our snacks. we do est alot of this yes, but not daily. and we consume real foods too
No Americans ONLY eat fast food and candy, I have never been to the US or researched their food but I obviously know what I’m talking about
@@danitron4096 exactly how they act
Yeah like Lays has a ton of different chips. We have other snacks like Beef jerky too. (I’m American)
I’m from the us and I don’t know a few of those snacks and I’ve never seen them along with that weird Coca-Cola flavor
As an American who has lived in all four corners of the nation... I have never even *seen* someone with a bag of Takis.
I'm not american but i see those a lot on the internet
How? I’ve seen them all over.
But also; we aren’t in someone house when they snack so maybe fair enough but I’ve definitely seen people eat them irl.
so you know absolutely zero people of color lmaoooooooo
I remember seeing them when my cousin's 10 year old took it out her backpack.
Tasted them and don't get the hype.
@@ibuprofriends I lived in Daytona Beach, Florida and LA, California. I knew people of color. Still never saw the snack.
Edit: Know* people of color. I did not phrase that in a good way lol.
Ur almost at 2.5 mil sibscribers well done! I saw you mentioned cini minis and măgura and i thought that mabye ești român ✌️🤙
Some good ones you missed:
Gushers/Fruit Roll Ups
Doritos
Cheez Its (extra toasted are best)
Goldfish (try the pizza ones too)
Oatmeal Creme Pies
i see takis everyday so him saying "rare American snack" feels weird
They are rare for him
They’re not overly common where I live in north US.
Takis Aren't American Snack
A lot of this stuff not even Americans eat.
0:48 We do eat Twinkies.
1:27 We eat Cheetos just not very many people eat that flavor.
2:15 No one likes Intergalactic Coca-Cola, but it’s here.
I never even seen intergalactic coca cola in my stores 💀
Regular sourpatch kids are decent but watermelon ones omg so goooood
As an American, I didn't even know about half of those snacks.
I can't stop laughing at "dehydrated fingers" and "packing alot of crunch" 😂😂
Just got a rickroll ad
Underrated
exactly first time i had cheetos at hong kong was jalapeno, so addicting and so good
11:30
You got probably the best Takis bag possible. There's variability from bag to bag between how much dust you get on the chips
Also you didn't get the original "Fuego" chip
my man angered ~330 million people when he said sour patch kids were "mid"
Try danish sour candies
Glad to see a European that appreciates fine American cuisine 😅
"Fine"
"Cuisine"
@@ayaanbadal6748 TOLONG PLS THIS IS SO FUNNY
Idk bro, I've never even heard of aome of these things. I've only even tasted a few
@@ayaanbadal6748 what do u know? Do u even season ur food? 🤣
Me: notices warhead soda can. Also me: NO DON'T DO IT
Same
I agree with you on the "ridiculous sweetness" part. I'm not an American, but I was highly invested in cake baking at one point in my life, and I watched a 💩 ton of American baking videos. I don't know why they so often make their cakes (birthday cakes, wedding cakes) insanely sweet and with zero flavor 🤷♀️ American buttercream is my least favorite thing in the baking world.
I’m from America and i still don’t like American buttercream I can eat like one slice of cake and that’s it
I can't stand twinkies for this reason. Why is the sponge cake so sweet?!
@@Immafraid The stuff in the middle of twinkies is disgusting and don’t sit right in my mouth😒 and the cake around it don’t make it any better.
Are cakes not suppose to be sweet? I thought they were for special occasions and meant to be like that.
@@yessweetie883 Well, you know, you have plain marshmallows (basically nothing but sugar) for example, and a raspberry cream tart. It's not the sweetness itself, but more like the lack of any other flavor. There's a ton of stuff that can be added to cakes (both in cake batter and as a separate layer): fruits, fruit purees, nuts, nut butters, merengues, caramel, crunchy stuff, etc. All of those make a cake interesting and more complicated in flavor. And for some reason American bakers rarely add those, I don't know why.
The marshmallow fluff original is to be made into sandwich with peanut butter. Probably why they made a strawberry flavor. ( peanut butter and jelly sandwich- traditionally made with strawberry jelly) it’s an east coast thing. Be warned, it is sweet!
Him: "The peanut butter smell comes through the chocolate." *Holds it up to the camera so the audience can smell it
i personally prefer the Cheddar Jalapeno over the Flamin' Hot, i love cheese and i'm not big on hot sauce flavors but i do enjoy having some heat, so this is perfect for me.
i'll also add that by the time i finish a bag, i'm not physically regretting it besides the fact that i consumed a whole bag.
I didn’t even know the Cheeto cheetah had a name 😂
There’s some twinkies at the milk bar I go to. And I’m pretty obsessed, I’d honestly rate them a 9/10.
White chocolate Reese's peanut butter cups are one of the greatest candies ever made. Wish they would make a white chocolate peanut butter M&M.
The thins version of them are the best. A white chocolate M&M version sounds like a great idea! Especially because actual chocolate im not a big fan of.
Love watching your video cause its family friendly
Fun fact about the blue raspberry, its not a real berry. Blue raspberry is 100% artificial
You are correct but not for long, I will pursue a career in genetics and create a blue raspberry species just to spite you, it will be my lifelong goal.
Lemme try some once you finish it@@howdoichangemyprofilepictu9839
12:14 well that’s because blue raspberry’s arent a real fruit
I CHALLENGE you to try an elevated and respectable version of “frito pie” a southern American staple. Not technically a “snack” but an interesting sub-meal food item. Personally tend to really like it but it’s also maybe the highest profile meal famously made with a snack food as the marquee ingredient.
After watching his videos I'm sure he'd love it (He's a sucker for beans).
I’ve never realized that us Americans love cookies and cream.
As an American I haven’t even seen most of these in stores
8:40 RIP😂
I personally recommend Little Debbie anything. ESPECIALLY ZEBRA CAKES OMG. Also, any ice cream sandwich. Anyways, American anything is addictive. Tv shows, food, movies, celebrities, we have it all. It's weird
+1 on the zebra cakes, I had to ban myself from anything Little Debbie so my arteries can have a fighting chance lmao
@@saltybskut3654 same here ! 🤪🤪🤪
Bro woke up and chose diabetes💀💀💀
in just 4 months he gained 1,4 million subscribers thats crazy
he puts the cereal first before the milk , best people ever
9:26 tap the time line after a sec. Again