First time trying Finnish candy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ต.ค. 2022
- Hi everyone!
I am back with an other video, this time, trying all the iconic finish candy there is that you can buy here. I have to admit, I got carried away a little with all these sweets, but I hope I can give a little look on what amazing things you can try. These are going to be really good for this coming Halloween and holiday season too. 😉
Hope you like it! 🍬🍭🍫
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You should go for the original Tupla. The one You tested is on the lower end. Surprised by two bits in the packet? Well Tupla is the finish word for double!
You speak English beautifully.
Thank you ☺
Jim pieces you can also find a candy bar.
No salmiakki? Watching foreigners eat that is always the best part of videos like this. 😁
Maybe as a tribal sister you might even already have the taste buds for it as a built-in feature..? 🤔
The Moomin and everything related to them are based on books by Tove Jansson. So, just a tip for you.
Guess you don't like mint chocolate 😆 Marianne, polka and Pätkis all are mint/peppermint. If you want something very Finnish you should try salty licorice/salmiakki and tar/terva licorice!
Thank you for the tip 😉 i will definitely try those too 😊
Mä oletan että salmiakki lausutaan ihan salmiakkina englanniksikin
Do thery have burried shark candy in iceland ha ha
@@nicolecrystal6765What?
Gröna kulor is very popular among old people.
Fasupalat are delicious.
I guess we're getting closer to Xmas, cause my eyes kept wandering to that Budapest package. I think Cloetta is actually Swedish based company, but they do operate in all Nordic Countries. Pudapest is their most well-known Xmas chocolate and it dates to year 1936. The original half moon shaped package, which was designed by a graphic designer Marja Vuorelainen, got an honorary award in an exhibition in London in 1937. She came up with the idea for the package and the wrapping when she was on trip in Budapest with a mixed choir. When they were in some cafe by the Danube and she was thinking about the commission and looking absent minded, someone in the group pointed out a Gypsy violist to her and told her to listen how he played. In the original package and wrapping was a Gypsy playing violin. Assumable she used a famous Finnish violinist Heimo Haitto as a model for that Gypsy.
in 1997 Cloetta and Finnish Leaf merged.
Woow, thank you for the info, I didn't know that, but I am happy Budapest could inspire Marja Vuorelainen for the design 🥰
@@jaquelinenanys Almost a little piece of home away from home.
Damn, that pink color is really weird for chocolate. Polka -candies are originaly from Sweden (polkagris) and the flavor is peppermint. Traditional polkagris is hard candy. I hated those as i was little but i still ate those if there wasn´t any other candy.
Vihreät kuulat are great. My grand father had those often as i was little. I love those. I don´t normally like marmelade candies, but those are not so sweet than many others and those are kind of luxorious.
Long time ago there were Budabest Mocca that had coffee flavor in the truffle. Damn those were good! I don´t know is there still Budabest Mint too, but at least those two other flavors have been for over the years.
The best chocolate woffle is deffenetly Suffeli bar. Also so called cheap "replicants" from Fasu pala that you can buy from Prisma under Rainbow brand are wery good and and the prize is cheaper. There also is at least three flavors of those.
Sorry to say but candymaskers has lovered quality a lot. I am rather sensitive sweet-tooth so I notice soon if siomething has changed.
Those marianne is good,yuo have to bite them
You are beauty woman,kisses.😘😘😘
Thank you but may I make a suggestion there is too much long alking in between each sample it takes 12 minutes to see 3 candies