If you go to the Netherlands this year and you like theme parks, really consider going to "The Efteling" it's a unique theme park resembling Disney but with it's own style.
Don't you think they would be good parents! Satoshi and Shinichi. The way they take care of Justin whenever he pops up in videos makes me think that they would be great dads if they ever chose to be ones.
I dont think I have ever heard anyone pronounce Dutch words so well for a first time of saying them! I love your videos and Justin is just too stickin' cute!
I love to think the Dutch and Japanese are compatible with eachother in some weird way... Even during the Japanese era of "Sakoku" The Dutch were the only ones allowed to visit mainland Japan and had healthy relations for a long time. Greetings from The Netherlands!
@@bertvdlast Ignorant troll... You don't even know what happened in the Dutch East Indies in 1940 and 1941. Not much. The Japanese invaded in January 1942.
My name is actually Lente, as the Dutch word for spring is actually a name just like the Japanese word is. You guys are the first non-Dutch people to pronounce my name right!
Griesmeel pudding is delicious 😍 In Germany we have Grießbrei which is a semolina pudding but without almonds. And you're not that wrong: you can eat it for breakfast, dessert, when you're sick or (and this is the best version) your mother cooks it for you after a long cold afternoon playing outside ❤❤❤ Ah, childhood memories... it's comfort food for my generation but back in the past it was food for poor people especially farmers. If you like it and you have the chance to eat it again: put some vanilla in it and try some stewed fruit like cherries or raspberries with it. The red currant must be delicious, too. Never had it as a sauce but fresh and sweet from my grandma's and parents' gardens. Thank you to Esther and all those wonderful people from the Netherlands for sending those treats 😊
Sorry for my late reply, I was a bit under the weather last week. Glad you liked these as well. and that Justin enjoyed his snack. He's such a sweet and well trained dog he deserved a special treat. Semolina indeed has a grainy texture. I'm sure you made the puddings correct :) You'll love other desserts we have, but since they have to be refrigerated we cannot sent them. From the semolina pudding pack you can also make porridge which used to be eaten for breakfast. Here we have many peanut flavoured snacks which more often then not are savoury. Only the peanut butter you put on bread is slightly sweet, but no where near as sweet as for example the American peanut butter. Sorry about the sterrenmunt tea which has licorice included Sataoshi. Since it is such a different taste from the candy licorice I hadn't realized that this was probably not really to your taste as well. I'll make it up someday. We have many more different types of beer here. And if you like the Dutch beers, you'll probably like the Belgium beers as well. Perhaps one day a Dutch beer taste test hahaha. I'll get you some more winterbok Shinichi.
In America we can choose to buy sweetened or not (there are literally thousands of different peanut butters to choose from), we get many choices that's why everybody wants to live here...... Its the best place on earth.
@@billjones65 Let me put it in another way the standard one isn't sweetened. For some years now manufacturers produce more and more different flavours ,also sweetened ones .
Strange gloat Bill. Many American foods are banned in Europe due to the liberal use of pesticides, hormones and gum corn syrup. Anything is legal in America if wrapped in a food pack... so any company can stack that shelf in Walmart or wherever you eat (as long as it’s made cheap!) America?🤫
Thank you to Tamara, Esther, and Saya for even more wonderful Dutch treats! It was fun to watch another video with Shinichi and Satoshi enjoying these wonderful snacks. The two puddings looked so good! The almond Griesmeel pudding looked so delicious! Yum! The rum-raisin pudding also looked really good. Thanks for another great video, Shinichi and Satoshi! I hope you two are enjoying your trip. :-)
Holy cow Shinichi-San... that Kurt Cobain shiiiiiirt O_O Does that have like a Van Gogh starry-night vibe or are my eyes playing tricks on me? Stunning. Glad to see a part 2 in the Dutch food and snacks series!
The Face he made when you said yours had licorice flavor in it priceless!!!! Again made my chemotherapy go a little easier!! and I got you two some new subscribers that I meet were I go for my chemo treatment and they both are binge watching you as we speak we have alot of time on are hands to kill but I couldn't think of any better way to have time go by your the best!!!😋 Of
Hi Deon, I just read your comment and wanted to write you some lines 😊 I hope the chemo therapy will help you and that you will beat the cancer! How do you get along with the treatment? I can relate to the joy that the videos bring to you. I suffer from depression and anxiety disorder and the videos often cheer me up 😊 So don't ever give up and all the best ❤ (sorry if my English isn't perfect but I'm from Germany and not a native speaker)
@@mahakali1810 thank you so much!! And as far as the chemo goes it's really hitting me hard I've never had treatment the way this is! I was cancer free for 10yrs and last month I was told it was back so this time around they are doing really aggressive treatments!! I've been in the hospital for a week now because of my pain and the chemo is making me very week and unable to eat so they put a tiger tub down my nose and it sits in my jejunum(dont know if that is spelled right??) which is past the stomach not fun what so ever it takes afew hrs to get it in there it not like a regular feeding tube it has these claw like things that grip onto your intestines and pulls it down with the movement that your intestine do, it sucks🤬 but I need to have it so I can get some kind of nutrition into my body! So we're in Germany do you live? My youngest daughter goes there often her boyfriends family is there she has been fluent in German since she was about13 or 14 she went to school there for her senior year and she paid for it all on her own no help from anyone I was so proud of her! She is definitely one that I will never have to worry about she is a strong woman!!! But I've been blessed with all 3 of my kid's as a mum I couldn't ask for anything more than the one's I was blessed with!! And they keep me fighting if it wasn't for them I think I might of given up on life but they keep me going and I'm so thankful for that!! 😍by the way your English is great! It's funny I get made fun of for my English also but the funny thing is I'm English I guess my "American English is Bad"lol
@@mzpinkeyez7806 Unbelievable! Lady, I look up to you. To have to deal with such a challenge twice is already a tough mission but to do it like you do and be a good mother on top... that's champions league. I hope your family supports you 😊 Your daughter seems to be a strong personality, too. She makes the world her home. That's impressive. I live in an area called Eifel between Cologne and the border to Belgium. We have beautiful hills and forests here... I love the nature. It grounds me and relaxes me. Do you have something like this, too? Where does your daughter go when she is in Germany? If you want to we can write from time to time 😊 Hospitals can be such boring places sometimes. I use Facebook (Sarah Meier) and Instagram (_sarah_meier_) aswell.
I love the assortment the family has sent you! These are things we don't normally see in this type of video, yet they are so intensely Dutch! Makes me feel like snacking!
Wow! I'm glad you tried snacks from the Netherlands! I've been enthralled by Japan and Japanese culture for over 10 years (24 years old now) and I always wanted to go. I was finally able to go for 3 weeks last year, and I will be visiting Japan for 4 weeks this year! Fun fact: The Grolsch brand beer you were drinking was made in my city! (Enschede) Really cool to see you try something from where I'm from, even though I've always watched your videos because of Japan!
Ooh, winterthee! I used to drink that all day every day - I'd stock up on it in winter and then drink it all year round. I've moved on to other teas, but this still brings back fond memories!
Thank you to their fans for sending these snacks. I love learning about cultures through food too, and by watching these fellows :) Please keep sending your favorites from around the world!!! :)
I love how you guys keep saying with so many different Dutch sweets and desserts that it's not sweet. For us that's sweet! That's how we like them! 😊 I love how in your taste tastings you get proper Dutch foods and drinks, but not only the standard 5 things that everybody else is trying. My favourite part in this video though was Justin eating his snack! 😍
My mom used to make this griesmeel. You can also eat it hot. I would add extra vanillasugar and even some vanillavla.. so nice in the winter :) You can even make it with cacao (coco) added. Then it becomes a chocolate-griesmeelpudding. ls also very good, hot and cold.
When you go to the Netherlands visit Friesland in the north and get some oranjekoek, sugarbread, Frysian rye bread, Frysian clove cheese, dried Frisian sausage (a hard dried one, has in my opinion more flavour than a 'fresh' one), beerenburg (drink pure and/or mix it with cola) and Us Heit (its beer) all local stuff. Most is very difficult to get outside of Friesland so you have to go there to get it, but while there you can enjoy the nature and wide open spaces.
For the American no bake instant cheesecake if you add a pinch of salt and a dash of almond or vanilla extract to the cheese part and use salted butter in the crust it cuts way down on the sweetness or if you don't want to use salt mixing 2tbls of sour cream/plain Greek yogurt into the cheese also works.
Griesmeel is a pudding, you can put it on a plate, in aLL Kind of shapes, and eat cooke fruits with it, or berry juice etc.. like a christmas pudding :) You made it the right way as far as I can see.
The winterglow is like my favorite tea😍 just found your account yesterday and I really love your videos. You guys are amazing! Greetings from the Netherlands❤
Wowza, look at all the views brother. 😁😉 The snacks all looked so interesting. I'm a fan of not to sweet goodies. More of the savory type but I think the rum raisin sounds great. I love rum raisin ice cream and if that's what it tastes like I'm all up on it. Thanks for sharing brothers. 🤗😘
Hi guys.. so lovely to see you guys trying out Dutch food.. ..tip..maybe you can make google translate work for you... putting the words in and his the loudspeaker and have it spoken to you :)
The patatje Joppie is based on a sauce that a few 'snackbars' used as a hamburger sauce. Using it with fries is actually a more recent thing. Our peanutbutter is not sweet like the American peanutbutter. It's also far more healthier ;) You guys where right about the puddings, they usually contain a bit of vanilla as added flavour.
How they put the peanut inside? I think its a larger slate of dough and they smear a layer of peanut paste on it, then afterwards they stretch the dough a lot and cut it in strips.
So fun to see you guys taste foods from my home country. I agree that Japanese beer in general sucks. Kirin is the only one that is drinkable. In Holland the Grolsch brand is not so highly regarded. I prefer the Belgian ones.
You should try Belgium beers like Trappist, Kriek, Tripel and Abdijbier. Try Chimay blue, Rochefort blue, Karmeliet etc. We don’t make our food too sweet. People can make it as sweet as they like with some fruit sauce or honey.
I looove Semolina porridge, but the still hot and liquid creme. When ever I was sick I got this while recovering, because it was easy to digest. Yummm. Can't imagine how life is without that, so so familiar and I eat it once a week. Wonderful treats you had wow thank you for showing ^^/
I've watched 3 videos of you eating Dutch snacks now :D It's great! A lot of my favorites are in there too. However what I noticed is that you take such huge bites. You also use a lot of the liquid products like honey / appelstroop. You put sooo much of it on your bread last time.
ALOHA guys I was watching your video today very interesting brought back so many memories we were there for 3 years my husband was in the military and yes there suites are nothing like the United States I fell in love with their sweet because they were not that sweet thank you once again for a great video
Hi Florence 😊 You lived in the Netherlands for three years? May I ask how you experienced this time as an American? Was it hard to be so far away from home?
ALOHA yes it was very hard to be away from family so far away I am from Hawaii so yes so yes it was it was a beautiful experience for me I had two sons there like the food beautiful country
Hello. Great you like this snacks and food also :). When you visit The Netherlands we buy more differt kinds of beer :) :).And Justin was zo cute. Happy that he likes the snacks. Greeting from Saya. The texture of the griesmeel was oke.
tje je or tsje at the end of a word, is pronounced yeh, cheh or sheh and works the same like the y in the word cooky or doggy or thingy...it means small
Interesting, you mentioned 'flan' at 8:03. We in Dutch would probably have said 'vla'. And both countries are bordered next to each other and English has influence from the same German. Wikipedia doesn't seem to say the are similar... interesting !
There are many people in nl who dont like Griesmeel pudding. I love it with a friggin vengeance, along with bitterkoekjes pudding. I dont care as much for the berries sauce though. Only dessert that beats it is either chocolate or coffee desserts.
I only know Dr Oertker brand from frozen pizza from Germany,puddings look good. European sweets are generally not as sugary as Asian sweets,Satoshi has European preference for dark chocolate, although in Amsterdam waffles are plentiful. Do get to Edam factory in Amsterdam&sample all the cheeses.It would be worth your while spending a few days in Berlin if you're already in Amsterdam,it's very unique compared to most cities.Thanks guys, I read about amazing beers I would love to try like toffee🍺
Peanut butter in the Netherlands tends to be more thicker and hearty. so maybe that's why she said peanut paste. Americans also ALWAYS get confused between peanut butter and peanut sauce. Its a condiment, not something you eat on a slice of bread xD And then there's indonesian sateh sauce which is where we got peanut sauce from and that's different too. usually it looks darker and tastes more spicy and earthy and isn't good with fries. While dutch peanut sauce is usually lighter and more fatty and in turn doesn't seem to taste that great with sate sticks and indonesian food because its missing that kick. Just a think I hope you're now aware off when you get here! btw try: fries + peanut sauce + kroket. and then scoop out the kroket's ragout with fries and the peanut sauce. I usually eat what's left of it on a bun with more peanut sauce. It so satisfying xD
As a rule..:) Dutch sweets: if it is very hard, don't chew it, suck it, let it slowly melt, if you chew it. it might taste too strong... It's a slow food... no hurry..
the redcurrant sauce actually isnt sauce- its juice! the bottle says ''sap'' on it, which is dutch for juice :^ ) maybe they'd meant for you to make sauce yourself ?
@@dutchcourage7312 I know. I'm also Dutch, but not everyone from the Netherlands eats yoghurt or vla as a dessert. That wasn't the point of my comment tho. I just thought it was funny how many times they said: 'Not that sweet' :)
joppie is not musturd at all since its all more a sweet sauce, and the it was the winner from win the flavour contest, i remember babi pang gang was a runner up
@@maura6335 That's interesting. Do you know why? In Germany we have "Vick" branded as "Wick" because "Vick" sounds like "Fick" and that's the German word for "fuck" 😁 Is there something similar with Lay's?
@@maura6335 That's strange as they changed the name into Lays as they would have the brand name internationally the same. The original name was Smith's.
Yeah, lays is walkers in the uk, but what the hell is a Vick or fick, also, smiths is the Australian version of lays, it’s not a former name or anything.
If you go to the Netherlands this year and you like theme parks, really consider going to "The Efteling" it's a unique theme park resembling Disney but with it's own style.
I think I will!
Oh and say hello to Justin! :D
I have visited Efteling , had a wonderful time . I can still hear "papier hier". Would love to visit again and again.
@@TabiEats notify me ahahha i live 15 minites from there :)
@@vlinder1487 I still hear it now after 20 years since I last was there XD
Don't you think they would be good parents! Satoshi and Shinichi. The way they take care of Justin whenever he pops up in videos makes me think that they would be great dads if they ever chose to be ones.
I've often thought that 💗
I dont think I have ever heard anyone pronounce Dutch words so well for a first time of saying them! I love your videos and Justin is just too stickin' cute!
@Necramonium I have a soft G lol
tamara means tomorrow in surinam its a surinam word
Lina Van herpen ben je Limburgs dan
sven200 gaming ze hebben niet alleen een zachte g in limburg 🤦♂️
The Griesmeel pudding’s texture is how it’s supposed to look! You did make it properly ! Nice to see you liking it :)
@Necramonium I absolutely love griesmeel pudding, hate the fact that it's disappearing from the shelves more and more.
@@franklinnartz1381 helaas. Zelfde met rijste pudding. Gewoon geen interesse meer in. Hoe slechter en ongezonder hoe beter voor de meeste mensen
@@AFFI909 tegenwoordig krijg je ook geen rijstevlaai meer op verjaardagen.
My 21 year old self loves Griesmeelpudding
I love Satoshi's happy eating faces
I enjoy his face when he hears the word licorice.
I love to think the Dutch and Japanese are compatible with eachother in some weird way... Even during the Japanese era of "Sakoku" The Dutch were the only ones allowed to visit mainland Japan and had healthy relations for a long time.
Greetings from The Netherlands!
The Dutch even have their own type of Sushi in the form of pickled Haring. XD
@@PerfectAlibi1 or the Japanese have their own sort of pickled haring in the form of sushi ;)
Melvin Jansen. Yes, specially in 1940-1945.
@@bertvdlast Ignorant troll...
You don't even know what happened in the Dutch East Indies in 1940 and 1941.
Not much.
The Japanese invaded in January 1942.
AudieHolland. Was het lekker, dat glaasje azijn?
My name is actually Lente, as the Dutch word for spring is actually a name just like the Japanese word is. You guys are the first non-Dutch people to pronounce my name right!
Griesmeel pudding is delicious 😍
In Germany we have Grießbrei which is a semolina pudding but without almonds.
And you're not that wrong: you can eat it for breakfast, dessert, when you're sick or (and this is the best version) your mother cooks it for you after a long cold afternoon playing outside ❤❤❤
Ah, childhood memories... it's comfort food for my generation but back in the past it was food for poor people especially farmers.
If you like it and you have the chance to eat it again: put some vanilla in it and try some stewed fruit like cherries or raspberries with it.
The red currant must be delicious, too. Never had it as a sauce but fresh and sweet from my grandma's and parents' gardens.
Thank you to Esther and all those wonderful people from the Netherlands for sending those treats 😊
Sorry for my late reply, I was a bit under the weather last week. Glad you liked these as well. and that Justin enjoyed his snack. He's such a sweet and well trained dog he deserved a special treat.
Semolina indeed has a grainy texture. I'm sure you made the puddings correct :) You'll love other desserts we have, but since they have to be refrigerated we cannot sent them. From the semolina pudding pack you can also make porridge which used to be eaten for breakfast.
Here we have many peanut flavoured snacks which more often then not are savoury. Only the peanut butter you put on bread is slightly sweet, but no where near as sweet as for example the American peanut butter.
Sorry about the sterrenmunt tea which has licorice included Sataoshi. Since it is such a different taste from the candy licorice I hadn't realized that this was probably not really to your taste as well. I'll make it up someday.
We have many more different types of beer here. And if you like the Dutch beers, you'll probably like the Belgium beers as well. Perhaps one day a Dutch beer taste test hahaha.
I'll get you some more winterbok Shinichi.
Peanut butter in the Netherlands is not sweetened btw .
In America we can choose to buy sweetened or not (there are literally thousands of different peanut butters to choose from), we get many choices that's why everybody wants to live here...... Its the best place on earth.
@@billjones65 Let me put it in another way the standard one isn't sweetened. For some years now manufacturers produce more and more different flavours ,also sweetened ones .
Strange gloat Bill. Many American foods are banned in Europe due to the liberal use of pesticides, hormones and gum corn syrup. Anything is legal in America if wrapped in a food pack... so any company can stack that shelf in Walmart or wherever you eat (as long as it’s made cheap!) America?🤫
Bill Jones if we want sweet as peanut butter we can put some sugar in it LOL its not that deep
@@billjones65 america sucks
I love that they gave a snack for Justin! Great taste test!
Finally justine get to do a taste test🐕🐕🐕🐕 too🤗🤗
Seeing Justin's little smile always makes my day.
Thank you to Tamara, Esther, and Saya for even more wonderful Dutch treats! It was fun to watch another video with Shinichi and Satoshi enjoying these wonderful snacks. The two puddings looked so good! The almond Griesmeel pudding looked so delicious! Yum! The rum-raisin pudding also looked really good. Thanks for another great video, Shinichi and Satoshi! I hope you two are enjoying your trip. :-)
Holy cow Shinichi-San... that Kurt Cobain shiiiiiirt O_O
Does that have like a Van Gogh starry-night vibe or are my eyes playing tricks on me? Stunning. Glad to see a part 2 in the Dutch food and snacks series!
The Face he made when you said yours had licorice flavor in it priceless!!!! Again made my chemotherapy go a little easier!! and I got you two some new subscribers that I meet were I go for my chemo treatment and they both are binge watching you as we speak we have alot of time on are hands to kill but I couldn't think of any better way to have time go by your the best!!!😋
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Hi Deon,
I just read your comment and wanted to write you some lines 😊 I hope the chemo therapy will help you and that you will beat the cancer! How do you get along with the treatment?
I can relate to the joy that the videos bring to you. I suffer from depression and anxiety disorder and the videos often cheer me up 😊
So don't ever give up and all the best ❤ (sorry if my English isn't perfect but I'm from Germany and not a native speaker)
I’m so sorry to hear you’re going through a difficult time. We send you positive energy and love your way!
@@TabiEats thank you so very much for the kind words!! You two always have a way to bring a little light into my live!! 😘
@@mahakali1810 thank you so much!! And as far as the chemo goes it's really hitting me hard I've never had treatment the way this is! I was cancer free for 10yrs and last month I was told it was back so this time around they are doing really aggressive treatments!! I've been in the hospital for a week now because of my pain and the chemo is making me very week and unable to eat so they put a tiger tub down my nose and it sits in my jejunum(dont know if that is spelled right??) which is past the stomach not fun what so ever it takes afew hrs to get it in there it not like a regular feeding tube it has these claw like things that grip onto your intestines and pulls it down with the movement that your intestine do, it sucks🤬 but I need to have it so I can get some kind of nutrition into my body! So we're in Germany do you live? My youngest daughter goes there often her boyfriends family is there she has been fluent in German since she was about13 or 14 she went to school there for her senior year and she paid for it all on her own no help from anyone I was so proud of her! She is definitely one that I will never have to worry about she is a strong woman!!! But I've been blessed with all 3 of my kid's as a mum I couldn't ask for anything more than the one's I was blessed with!! And they keep me fighting if it wasn't for them I think I might of given up on life but they keep me going and I'm so thankful for that!! 😍by the way your English is great! It's funny I get made fun of for my English also but the funny thing is I'm English I guess my "American English is Bad"lol
@@mzpinkeyez7806 Unbelievable! Lady, I look up to you.
To have to deal with such a challenge twice is already a tough mission but to do it like you do and be a good mother on top... that's champions league.
I hope your family supports you 😊
Your daughter seems to be a strong personality, too.
She makes the world her home. That's impressive.
I live in an area called Eifel between Cologne and the border to Belgium. We have beautiful hills and forests here... I love the nature. It grounds me and relaxes me.
Do you have something like this, too?
Where does your daughter go when she is in Germany?
If you want to we can write from time to time 😊 Hospitals can be such boring places sometimes.
I use Facebook (Sarah Meier) and Instagram (_sarah_meier_) aswell.
You guys are adorable. Satoshi has a sweet and kind personality. Sinichi is fun and bubbly. You complement one another. Great channel, guys
Thank you
I love the assortment the family has sent you! These are things we don't normally see in this type of video, yet they are so intensely Dutch! Makes me feel like snacking!
ALSO STERRENMUNT IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE TEAS!
Wow! I'm glad you tried snacks from the Netherlands!
I've been enthralled by Japan and Japanese culture for over 10 years (24 years old now) and I always wanted to go.
I was finally able to go for 3 weeks last year, and I will be visiting Japan for 4 weeks this year!
Fun fact: The Grolsch brand beer you were drinking was made in my city! (Enschede)
Really cool to see you try something from where I'm from, even though I've always watched your videos because of Japan!
Ooh, winterthee! I used to drink that all day every day - I'd stock up on it in winter and then drink it all year round. I've moved on to other teas, but this still brings back fond memories!
Thank you to their fans for sending these snacks. I love learning about cultures through food too, and by watching these fellows :) Please keep sending your favorites from around the world!!! :)
Yummy 😍
Great mouthwatering video, guys!
I'm living in Germany just a few km from the Dutch border and know the tasty NL goodies.
Dutch food looks great 👍🏾
I love how you guys keep saying with so many different Dutch sweets and desserts that it's not sweet. For us that's sweet! That's how we like them! 😊
I love how in your taste tastings you get proper Dutch foods and drinks, but not only the standard 5 things that everybody else is trying. My favourite part in this video though was Justin eating his snack! 😍
You guys are really one of the best reviewers on youtube.
I watch your upcomming Videos more often than I see my real-live friends. thanks brothers.
My mom used to make this griesmeel. You can also eat it hot. I would add extra vanillasugar and even some vanillavla.. so nice in the winter :)
You can even make it with cacao (coco) added. Then it becomes a chocolate-griesmeelpudding. ls also very good, hot and cold.
I can't get over Satoshi's white glasses. So cute!!
Awesome gifts! Justin was happy💓💓💓
lol i like how Satoshi watched on another glass of bear like 'yes , yes to all gimme the bear faster" :DDDDDDD
i love how close these guys look its so wholesome
Just discovered your channel this week and i love watching to your videos while im cooking, hahha, greetings from Brazil!!
When you go to the Netherlands visit Friesland in the north and get some oranjekoek, sugarbread, Frysian rye bread, Frysian clove cheese, dried Frisian sausage (a hard dried one, has in my opinion more flavour than a 'fresh' one), beerenburg (drink pure and/or mix it with cola) and Us Heit (its beer) all local stuff. Most is very difficult to get outside of Friesland so you have to go there to get it, but while there you can enjoy the nature and wide open spaces.
Drogist24, basically you got a whole meal planned for them.
I never comment, but watch a lot of your video's. If you come to amsterdam you have to organise a meeting, and I will be there!
So cool that you are trying this. Griesmeelpudding can be delicious haga. ❤ My partner has made a TH-cam channel with dutch food for Japanese people.
Looove dessert with rum too. Rum & Raisins is one of my favorite flavor--besides chocolate, for ice cream.
Yes, please come to the Netherlands! 😃
Fennel tea is one of my favorites, so I would definitely enjoy the licorice-star anise-peppermint-fennel seed one!
You had pure red currant sap. Usually it is cooked with sugar and cinnamon to make sauce.
For the American no bake instant cheesecake if you add a pinch of salt and a dash of almond or vanilla extract to the cheese part and use salted butter in the crust it cuts way down on the sweetness or if you don't want to use salt mixing 2tbls of sour cream/plain Greek yogurt into the cheese also works.
Great video. So glad Justin got a treat. So cute.
The dog killed me haha. Nice one guys from Amsterdam
Griesmeel is a pudding, you can put it on a plate, in aLL Kind of shapes, and eat cooke fruits with it, or berry juice etc.. like a christmas pudding :) You made it the right way as far as I can see.
The winterglow is like my favorite tea😍 just found your account yesterday and I really love your videos. You guys are amazing! Greetings from the Netherlands❤
The new logo in the opening makes me so happy. :D
Wowza, look at all the views brother. 😁😉 The snacks all looked so interesting. I'm a fan of not to sweet goodies. More of the savory type but I think the rum raisin sounds great. I love rum raisin ice cream and if that's what it tastes like I'm all up on it. Thanks for sharing brothers. 🤗😘
Yay, Justing got a snack this time.
Hi guys.. so lovely to see you guys trying out Dutch food.. ..tip..maybe you can make google translate work for you... putting the words in and his the loudspeaker and have it spoken to you :)
You are awesome guys ✌
The patatje Joppie is based on a sauce that a few 'snackbars' used as a hamburger sauce. Using it with fries is actually a more recent thing.
Our peanutbutter is not sweet like the American peanutbutter. It's also far more healthier ;)
You guys where right about the puddings, they usually contain a bit of vanilla as added flavour.
How they put the peanut inside? I think its a larger slate of dough and they smear a layer of peanut paste on it, then afterwards they stretch the dough a lot and cut it in strips.
So fun to see you guys taste foods from my home country. I agree that Japanese beer in general sucks. Kirin is the only one that is drinkable. In Holland the Grolsch brand is not so highly regarded. I prefer the Belgian ones.
That holiday candy reminds me of Christmas time and it being stuck in my Grandmas candy dish
its funny how you say Patatje Joppie. you say it right but it sounds funny 😊
I would love it if you two came to the Netherlands! We’ve got plenty of great beers over here 😁
You should try Belgium beers like Trappist, Kriek, Tripel and Abdijbier. Try Chimay blue, Rochefort blue, Karmeliet etc.
We don’t make our food too sweet. People can make it as sweet as they like with some fruit sauce or honey.
I like Justin eating his snak he just swallowed it! Like he was eating noodles!
You’re “patatje joppie” sound like the dutch word in the english google translate 😂
I looove Semolina porridge, but the still hot and liquid creme. When ever I was sick I got this while recovering, because it was easy to digest. Yummm. Can't imagine how life is without that, so so familiar and I eat it once a week. Wonderful treats you had wow thank you for showing ^^/
Ok, now I want griesmeelpudding.
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And I don't have any. Damn you guys for making me hungry!
it makes me happy to see you guys enjoy my country's food :) 日本の料理のほうが好きだけど。笑笑
Awww Justin is such a sweetheart
Buttercandy is probably my favorite candy
🤣😂🤣😂🤣. Satoshi and licorice
I've watched 3 videos of you eating Dutch snacks now :D It's great! A lot of my favorites are in there too. However what I noticed is that you take such huge bites. You also use a lot of the liquid products like honey / appelstroop. You put sooo much of it on your bread last time.
I need those pretzel sticks in my life!!!!
ALOHA guys I was watching your video today very interesting brought back so many memories we were there for 3 years my husband was in the military and yes there suites are nothing like the United States I fell in love with their sweet because they were not that sweet thank you once again for a great video
Hi Florence 😊
You lived in the Netherlands for three years? May I ask how you experienced this time as an American? Was it hard to be so far away from home?
ALOHA yes it was very hard to be away from family so far away I am from Hawaii so yes so yes it was it was a beautiful experience for me I had two sons there like the food beautiful country
@@florenceford8201 Thank you for your answer ❤ Hawaii must be a beautiful place to live 😍 I love Shinichi's videos when he and Satoshi are there.
the joppie saus was originally created by combining random leftover sauses if i remember correctly.
I love your videos so much!!
Hello. Great you like this snacks and food also :). When you visit The Netherlands we buy more differt kinds of beer :) :).And Justin was zo cute. Happy that he likes the snacks. Greeting from Saya.
The texture of the griesmeel was oke.
Esther Hokke, your English is so good mate...
tje je or tsje at the end of a word, is pronounced yeh, cheh or sheh and works the same like the y in the word cooky or doggy or thingy...it means small
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the 4 beers you had where both from grolsch haha. we have alot of different kinds of beers that you might like even more.
12:50 - I think Satoshi dodged a huge bullet there lol
You guys actually do a good job pronouncing the words!
spacecake is also nice
I was gonna guess the dog treat as your favorite instead of the griesmeel 😂
Justin so cute!
They have the same carpet as me! Ikea forever lol
Interesting, you mentioned 'flan' at 8:03. We in Dutch would probably have said 'vla'. And both countries are bordered next to each other and English has influence from the same German.
Wikipedia doesn't seem to say the are similar... interesting !
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Yes netherland again i am netherland yeey 😇
i dont think i have ever tried dutch anything. maybe i should try some things
There are many people in nl who dont like Griesmeel pudding. I love it with a friggin vengeance, along with bitterkoekjes pudding. I dont care as much for the berries sauce though. Only dessert that beats it is either chocolate or coffee desserts.
Im dutch i love dutch food
Please, someone can send them beers from Belgium??!!!
Yes the better beers in the world
You should send a whole truckload, you guys have like 1500+ different ones ? Oh, and when you're at it, send me some arend triple...
The send you the wrong sauce for de amandel pudding. This is juice and we also have a bottle that is thicker and sweeter.
I only know Dr Oertker brand from frozen pizza from Germany,puddings look good. European sweets are generally not as sugary as Asian sweets,Satoshi has European preference for dark chocolate, although in Amsterdam waffles are plentiful. Do get to Edam factory in Amsterdam&sample all the cheeses.It would be worth your while spending a few days in Berlin if you're already in Amsterdam,it's very unique compared to most cities.Thanks guys, I read about amazing beers I would love to try like toffee🍺
You need to go taste Belgian beers, they have halve a million different beers in that country..
Peanut butter in the Netherlands tends to be more thicker and hearty. so maybe that's why she said peanut paste. Americans also ALWAYS get confused between peanut butter and peanut sauce. Its a condiment, not something you eat on a slice of bread xD And then there's indonesian sateh sauce which is where we got peanut sauce from and that's different too. usually it looks darker and tastes more spicy and earthy and isn't good with fries. While dutch peanut sauce is usually lighter and more fatty and in turn doesn't seem to taste that great with sate sticks and indonesian food because its missing that kick. Just a think I hope you're now aware off when you get here!
btw try: fries + peanut sauce + kroket. and then scoop out the kroket's ragout with fries and the peanut sauce. I usually eat what's left of it on a bun with more peanut sauce. It so satisfying xD
classic hard candies
As a rule..:) Dutch sweets: if it is very hard, don't chew it, suck it, let it slowly melt, if you chew it. it might taste too strong... It's a slow food... no hurry..
the redcurrant sauce actually isnt sauce- its juice! the bottle says ''sap'' on it, which is dutch for juice :^ ) maybe they'd meant for you to make sauce yourself ?
the sause is not for on top of puddings you should put sugar in it and heat it and put a thickener in it hahahah
Hi guy's how you doing good to see good to see you enjoy ur video thanks stay safe God BLESS
Everything from the Netherlands: 'not that sweet' 😂
for as far as deserts go... compare our 'Vla met Yoghurt' with Tiramisu and you probably realize how our deserts in general aren't that sweet...
@@dutchcourage7312 I know. I'm also Dutch, but not everyone from the Netherlands eats yoghurt or vla as a dessert. That wasn't the point of my comment tho. I just thought it was funny how many times they said: 'Not that sweet' :)
@@eliza_rosa Ok, well in that context i fully agree ^^
joppie is not musturd at all since its all more a sweet sauce, and the it was the winner from win the flavour contest, i remember babi pang gang was a runner up
Love Justin 💖
Justin cracked me up..
Come and try the weedburger 😂
we don't have lays in the UK. i never heard of them before. lol
GothicKittyMadness it’s branded as Walkers in the UK
@@maura6335 That's interesting. Do you know why?
In Germany we have "Vick" branded as "Wick" because "Vick" sounds like "Fick" and that's the German word for "fuck" 😁
Is there something similar with Lay's?
@@maura6335 That's strange as they changed the name into Lays as they would have the brand name internationally the same. The original name was Smith's.
Yeah, lays is walkers in the uk, but what the hell is a Vick or fick, also, smiths is the Australian version of lays, it’s not a former name or anything.
@@epziiy241 Smith's is the former name of Lays in The Netherlands. This is becoming weird now.