Here is Christian and Dana thank you so much for making this real! We are in Vienna,Austria right now and we will be back tomorrow in Hamburg and watching this. love and kisses from Hamburg!!!
Perfect choice of sweets, all of them are delicious. (Never tried the Elbkiesel, it is an expensive eye-catcher for tourists in every city with different names - but they love it :) )
Yeah I have noticed that too. German was in fact the language of Japanese physicians for decades. Also I have seen German words on posters and ads when I was in Japan.
So many interesting snacks! I'd love to try the pebble candy and chocolate covered marzipan. You're so lucky to try food from all over the world. Thanks for sharing with us!
Fun Fact: Scho-Ka-Kola was invented in 1935 by the company "Hildebrand, Kakao- und Schokoladenfabrik GmbH" in Berlin. 8 pieces of it has as much caffeine as a normal cup of coffee. It became a standart part of the food rations of the german military in WW2. Mostly for the Luftwaffe (Airforce) and the U-Bootbesatzungen (Submarine crews).
@Captain Geno No it hadn't. That myth came up because the drug "Methamphetamine" was called "Panzerschokolade" by the soldiers and Scho-Ka-Kola had the nick name "Fliegerschokolade". So people think/thought that Scho-Ka-Kola had drugs in it too.
I just tried Hamburger Speck and I was looking for videos of people tasting it. I've watched some of your videos before and I love them, so I was happy to see you try these delicious German candies and enjoy them.
Ahhh...Hamburg is such a nice city. The north is much more "real" and down to earth in my opinion. But I'm biased... XD Make sure to visit it whenever you plan a trip to Germany. The snacks were all well chosen. Good stuff!
What cool german snacks and treats! They all looked s yummy!! I have to agree with you guys; I think I would like the pebble candies, too. I love that every "stone" is different, so cool! Thanks for another fun video!
The peppermint candy you guys ate and Satoshi said "my nose!" , peppermint actually calms coughs, soothes throats and clears out congestion in the nose and chest so next time one of you is with a cold, eat peppermint. :) Nature's medicine.
As an East German: Knusperflocken for the win. The original flavour uses milk chocolate, now you can get them in white chocolate and dark chocolate as well.
this was so deliciously enjoyable but now Zi have to go to cost plus world market to look for German snacks, specially the marzipan! always looking forward to your vids guys, thanks!
Nice vids. The Knusperflocken are one of the east German snacks that survived the reunion of the two Germanys. After that a lot of the industry and brand where gone and only a few of those traditional ones stayed. XD
*Greetings from the northern/east Part of Hamburg, called "Rahlstedt", its the most populous District of Hamburg ;)* 2:14 *"Elbkiesel" means: A special Stone (Kiesel in German = Pebble in English) from the Elbe (Hamburgs biggest River)", so its a eatable "Stone from the Elbe" ;)* *The Rest of the Snacks are verry interessting too and not as well known as the other famous Stuff you can Found all over TH-cam, so its nice to see rare Snacks in your Vdeo :)* *Dana and Christian have a VERY NICE TASTE, so i must send a German Message: Ihr habt echt die besten und interessantesten Sachen ausgesucht und nicht immer diesen langweiligen gleichen Kram wie in Millionen anderen Videos, DANKE für diese Spezialitäten und Urgesteine deutscher Leckereien, denn sowas sieht man höchst selten, erst recht von Nichtdeutschen gegessen ;)*
Actually, your german pronounciation is a lot better than I am Used to hearing. :o I am amazed :o the kuhbonbons are kinda milk-caramels, really tasty and popular :) the rest, I actually didn't know myself :o even though I am from germany myself ^^
Those kuhbonbon are fudge. And after looking things up, it seems like Japan doesn't have fudge at all, except as a fashion magazine for women. I did find something called nama chocolate, which is similar to fudge but not the same. It's so weird there isn't proper fudge in Japan.
I really like you guys :D and your videos too. I am living near Hamburg, between Hamburg and Lübeck, where the marzipan came from^^ In germany the company Niederegger is one of the best marzipan producers and all over the world the people like Niederegger. I love japan and my dream is a trip to japan. Do you have a good advice, where i should go first, if it should not be tokyo?
The picture of Justin behind you looks like he's peeking through the violets at the camera. :) The reason the Kuhbonbon doesn't stick to your teeth like other caramels is because it's a fudge candy, which is cooked differently from chewy caramels so it has that distinct, soft texture.
I had chokacola taste with milkchocolade on my holydaytrip to southgermany, before that trip i just knowed the bitterchoco you tasted^^ i just like the milkchoko version in a white-blue tin much more ,but here in northgermany it just give the bitterchoco version this white-red tin. ^^
Here is Christian and Dana thank you so much for making this real! We are in Vienna,Austria right now and we will be back tomorrow in Hamburg and watching this. love and kisses from Hamburg!!!
Vielen Dank! Mit dem Nappa habt ihr schöne Kindheitserinnerungen bei mir geweckt!
Jetzt muss ich mir morgen erstmal einen Beutel Nappa besorgen.
Shin Tenkai gerne !!
Perfect choice of sweets, all of them are delicious. (Never tried the Elbkiesel, it is an expensive eye-catcher for tourists in every city with different names - but they love it :) )
coole Mischung,endlich mal nicht diese 08/15-Pakete!!!
Your pronunciation of german words is incredibly good. ;)
i believe shinichi once mentioned that he used to come to germany very often because of his former job, his pronunciation ist indeed very good!
ja ist gut
But I've noticed, that many Japanese native speakers have a really good German pronunciation.
Yeah I have noticed that too. German was in fact the language of Japanese physicians for decades. Also I have seen German words on posters and ads when I was in Japan.
it's because the pronounciation of the letters a, e, i, o, u (and many others) is exactly the same as in japanese
another german here! i looove to see people (specially non-germans) trying our sweets
Is that you BB?!?
gardengalsu what?
Sorry, guess not. *sigh* :((
Japan and Germany allways a good Kombination!
Cutest couple ever.
So many interesting snacks! I'd love to try the pebble candy and chocolate covered marzipan. You're so lucky to try food from all over the world. Thanks for sharing with us!
These two are freaking adorable!
Fun Fact:
Scho-Ka-Kola was invented in 1935 by the company "Hildebrand, Kakao- und Schokoladenfabrik GmbH" in Berlin.
8 pieces of it has as much caffeine as a normal cup of coffee.
It became a standart part of the food rations of the german military in WW2.
Mostly for the Luftwaffe (Airforce) and the U-Bootbesatzungen (Submarine crews).
One of the MRE reviewers (think it was Steve 1989) found one of these in an old German ration and it was still edible even though the tin was rusted.
@Captain Geno
No it hadn't.
That myth came up because the drug "Methamphetamine" was called "Panzerschokolade" by the soldiers and Scho-Ka-Kola had the nick name "Fliegerschokolade".
So people think/thought that Scho-Ka-Kola had drugs in it too.
lol what's next you're going to tell us Fanta was invented in Nazi Germany.
@Oddwish
Of course it was.
I was saying same.. I have taste that chocolate and it's pretty good.
Really good selection of regional German candy - thumbs up to Dana and Christian for their picks!
I love all your videos ❤
I just tried Hamburger Speck and I was looking for videos of people tasting it. I've watched some of your videos before and I love them, so I was happy to see you try these delicious German candies and enjoy them.
Yum! I love marzipan! That pebble candy though.....so pretty!! Thank you Dana and Christian! Everything the boys taste tested looked so good!
Ahhh...Hamburg is such a nice city. The north is much more "real" and down to earth in my opinion. But I'm biased... XD
Make sure to visit it whenever you plan a trip to Germany.
The snacks were all well chosen. Good stuff!
Daelaron THE NORTH REMEMBERS
Yeah! I'm from Hamburg too! :D Love you and your videos! *smile* Greetings from Germany!
What fun treats! Dana und Christian, danke schön! All of the treats looked so delicious! Thanks for the wonderful video. :-)
What cool german snacks and treats! They all looked s yummy!!
I have to agree with you guys; I think I would like the pebble candies, too. I love that every "stone" is different, so cool!
Thanks for another fun video!
you guys sparking German sounds so cute 🙈 your pronunciation is really great 😊.
I really love your channel 🙈 best wishes from Germany 😊
I really love the idea of caffeinated chocolates! I had a box of Energems chocolates once, and they did the trick.
My favorite is melting a chocolate and mixing Guarana powder into it. But I more often buy Schokakola as it needs no work.
Are Energems american?
Watching you guys makes me so happy for some reason
I've had those stone candies before and they are great. I've had them with both chocolate and with dried fruits and marzipan it is great.
I come from Germany and thats very authentic. (no mainstream food)
Ich komme auch von Deutschland also ich bin deutsch
The peppermint candy you guys ate and Satoshi said "my nose!" , peppermint actually calms coughs, soothes throats and clears out congestion in the nose and chest so next time one of you is with a cold, eat peppermint. :) Nature's medicine.
Nice classics! I have to get them all on the next occasion~
You always manage to bring a smile to my face. Thank you for your lovely video's, very enjoyable.
As an East German: Knusperflocken for the win. The original flavour uses milk chocolate, now you can get them in white chocolate and dark chocolate as well.
Oh my 😊
You always make me smile.
I love all of your videos 😍👍
Niederegger is from my home town. Glad you liked it. We are known all over in europe for our marzipan:)
Best Marzipan !
this was so deliciously enjoyable but now Zi have to go to cost plus world market to look for German snacks, specially the marzipan! always looking forward to your vids guys, thanks!
all those Snacks and treats just looked to damn good! how lucky yall are to try different Snacks from around the world. love you guys.. 😊💙💚💜
Nice vids. The Knusperflocken are one of the east German snacks that survived the reunion of the two Germanys. After that a lot of the industry and brand where gone and only a few of those traditional ones stayed. XD
I Love your Foodhals very much greetings from Germany 😊👍🏻
I love that even after watching all your German food hauls I'm still seeing different treats I'd like to try! Great selection given to you!
*Greetings from the northern/east Part of Hamburg, called "Rahlstedt", its the most populous District of Hamburg ;)*
2:14 *"Elbkiesel" means: A special Stone (Kiesel in German = Pebble in English) from the Elbe (Hamburgs biggest River)", so its a eatable "Stone from the Elbe" ;)*
*The Rest of the Snacks are verry interessting too and not as well known as the other famous Stuff you can Found all over TH-cam, so its nice to see rare Snacks in your Vdeo :)*
*Dana and Christian have a VERY NICE TASTE, so i must send a German Message: Ihr habt echt die besten und interessantesten Sachen ausgesucht und nicht immer diesen langweiligen gleichen Kram wie in Millionen anderen Videos, DANKE für diese Spezialitäten und Urgesteine deutscher Leckereien, denn sowas sieht man höchst selten, erst recht von Nichtdeutschen gegessen ;)*
You guys are so sweet!
yes finally I am watching the latest video blog, lol,hello sinichi and sasato! good to see you here in Georgia! 😊😊😊
Lovely! Such beautiful treats💐
Its so nice that you try snacks from North Germany. Great video. ;D
Oh man! those all looked so amazing and tasty, I am very jealous! I wish I could try them myself.
It is fun watching your expressions as you try interesting foods. I have been to Sothern Germany. They do have healthy food and many great things.
I am German but I have never been lol. I would love to try the sweets that look like stones and the caffeinated chocolate. Yum.
fantastic! hope you liked These snacks
Love these!
Wow!!! So many yummy snacks!!!
oh wow they all look so good !
I cant wait to get mine from the mail! My Oma always sends me snacks and a letter since I'm in the US.
Actually, your german pronounciation is a lot better than I am Used to hearing. :o I am amazed :o
the kuhbonbons are kinda milk-caramels, really tasty and popular :) the rest, I actually didn't know myself :o
even though I am from germany myself ^^
All yum.
Glad you've got some realistic candy from here :) The North parts from germany are waaay different the more you go south :) With love from Lüneburg
Those kuhbonbon are fudge. And after looking things up, it seems like Japan doesn't have fudge at all, except as a fashion magazine for women. I did find something called nama chocolate, which is similar to fudge but not the same. It's so weird there isn't proper fudge in Japan.
great video guys!
@TabiEats, the Niederegger Marzipan comes from Lübeck, a city near Hamburg ;)#
I really like you guys :D and your videos too. I am living near Hamburg, between Hamburg and Lübeck, where the marzipan came from^^ In germany the company Niederegger is one of the best marzipan producers and all over the world the people like Niederegger. I
love japan and my dream is a trip to japan. Do you have a good advice, where i should go first, if it should not be tokyo?
lots of sweets, that popcorn looked really good though
Those caramels look wonderful
Everything was really beautiful looking!
Nice Video, interesting impressions. :D looks like the most from germanys chocolate hit you?
Greetings from Germany :D:D
Background music is great; polka. The meringues look standard. The candy rocks are wonderful. Practical joke time.
love this, my g grandpa albert came from germany
The picture of Justin behind you looks like he's peeking through the violets at the camera. :) The reason the Kuhbonbon doesn't stick to your teeth like other caramels is because it's a fudge candy, which is cooked differently from chewy caramels so it has that distinct, soft texture.
Mmmmm, I love Hamburg Speck!
I would've loved the one with marzipan/dark chocolate from somewhere in Germany. :)
I wish I could get that coffee chocolate bar here in Canada.
Those pebbles were a surprise.
some of these are so damn traditional xD i loved these as a child.. still..
That hamburger speck looks so good.
I had chokacola taste with milkchocolade on my holydaytrip to southgermany, before that trip i just knowed the bitterchoco you tasted^^ i just like the milkchoko version in a white-blue tin much more ,but here in northgermany it just give the bitterchoco version this white-red tin. ^^
Knusperflocken contain crumbs of crisp bread, it's not rice.
I think Niederegger marzipan is the best.
Y'all are so sweet! Are you a couple? I really hope so, cause you have such good chemistry and look so sweet together! :D
Those are meringues those yellow and pink cookies.
Those chocolate kiss looking thing look great also.
We get that Nappo in Canada at Christmas time.
I love to hear you speak German ❤
Yay! Tabi eats!!!!! :D
very...clean snacks 😂
I probably would pick those pebbles candies also.
can you test hanuta or knoppers?
These were interesting 8)
I love you Jackie Chan!
I Love nappo 😍
I love marzipan you guys are making me jealous.
Hello guys, do you have a desire to taste Russian snacks?
I hope they do, because I have the desire to watch them taste Russian snacks.
speck could also mean fat so its a soft, fatty candy
Buy Satoshi dinner anyway:)
Somebody's been working out.
"mmmmm" 9999999x now my stomach is grumbling :(
traditional hamburger sweet. LOL XD
Is it weird that I love almonds but don't like marzipan?
PotionsMaster007 nope, to me they taste quite different 😊
I just know "Knusperflocken" ._.
Guys when ru trying Indian food I am dying to see
th-cam.com/video/YHvzqmvqNK0/w-d-xo.html Merenguitos
end every video with kissing each other
Wait a Video with "Trying German food" and the comments are not
flooded by Germans? xD
pretty sure the Germans just disguised by writing in English.. just like me xP
@@johnuferbach9166 me too :P
sinichi what happened to ur left eye 👁
German's chocolates....
Woohoo #1
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