Just an FYI that was not a dirt bike but a Trials bike they are much lighter and built for using on obstacle courses. I use to ride them back in the 70/80's when I was a young fella they are great fun.
I really like your approach to travelling! When I used to travel abroad I always had a rule "Never eat anything you can eat at home". Gave me so many fun experiences!
If you want to see pristine forests you should visit Kinnekulle in the summertime, although preferrably in May. The forest is untouched since the last ice age, so about 13000 years. Woods get very Rivendell'y when they're left alone for that long.
@@57thorns If it pure salmiak , then it has to say that on the front of the package and isnt called lakrits ( Swedish word for liqourice) and salted liquorice has to contain the root and salt or salmiak.
I got Midsommar flashbacks even though that Farmers Fest seemed perfectly safe and on the up and up. But the music and blues sky’s over open fields had me on pause. No knock to beautiful Sweden, I know it was just a movie. Thanks for another epic adventure!
E & A you two are youtube gold because you are REAL people traveling to places I will probably never see. I love how you always seem to make the most out of adverse situations. Kudos to your attitude and demeanor when dealing with curve balls. You are constantly hitting it to the opposite field. I will forever be a sub. Love you guys. Safe Travels.
The fact that rural Sweden looks a helva lot like the southern United states! I look at the farmers festival and thought that would look right at home in my local southeast Tennessee area!love to you both from Tennessee
I knew the guy who invented tunnbrödsrulle. His place ”Loffes grill” was close to where i grew up in Stuvsta, 10 minutes from Stockholm. One day he didn’t have the ingredients for something but he didn’t want to lose a customer so he improvised. He was a very nice man, missed by many.
And it's the equipage, both man and horse, working as a unit, that compete. Do you have any idea of how difficult it is to maneuver a horse in long reins that exactly that the LOG, hanging in a chain, goes around the poles? I have never tried that, but I have been driving horses, sitting in a two wheels cart a lot as young. Also training young horses to go by the reins, walking behind with no cart, like they did here. (Trotters/harness horses). But they had the log to consider as well, so I can imagen. On the other hand, I can understand that it's not the first choice of sport to watch for the majority of people 😂!
Before there was mechanised vehicles all logging was done using 'heavy horses' to drag the logs from the wood / forest and make a building, these horses were specially trained for this type of work and it is now having a revival in many European countries.
You guys inspire us to keep on with our channel every time you post. The dirt bikes were definitely more exciting than the horse pulling a log. So sad for you that there are no cinnamon roll! Thank you guys for being so down to earth and inspiring us 😊
I think you handled your frustration quite well! The berries within the wrap look like pomegranate; which I love. I really enjoyed the farm festival.... farmers are similar everywhere and I love it!
They're lingon berries. Usually made into jam to eat with meatballs and other traditional Swedish food. You can pick them in the forest. They are pretty tart and similar to cranberries.
We were also really blown away by how much the festival reminded us of our small, farming town back in the states. It's always fun getting a glimpse into the life of others and seeing how similar and unique it is at the same time 👩🌾🚜
@@Theendlessadventure I don't get it, you can buy cinnamon rolls (Kanelbullar) in any shop in Sweden, and even here in Norway. Sure, they might not be as the ones you missed out on, but if it's just about trying/taste testing swedish cinnamon rolls, then you easily could have. And there's also something similar to 'Kanelbullar', called 'Kanelgifflar', by Pågen, which are available in pretty much every shop as well. But they're a bit smaller than the cinnamon rolls.
Fun story - Haga was a larger area before, and actually every old house you see today was ordered to be demolished in the 70's. My dad was one of the protestors :)
That tunnbrödrulle is highly unorthodox. Lingon and pickled cucumber slices are very traditionally swedish - but putting em in a rulle is not. But - I'm not going to diss it! It looks great. I'd prefer that to the traditional tunnbrödrulle, which is usally just a cheapo drunk late night street food
We call it's for Tunnbrödsrulle it's flatbread. If you put tunnbröd/ flatbreed in owen or pan and take click butter and cheese. You come love it. In Dalarna they make tunndbröd or knãckebröd. I'm come from Gothenburg.
Not all those "rope" sweets are liquorice though. The rainbow one definitely isn't. The ones with liquorice flavour often have black on them. The Husaren Cinnamon buns are huge! Unfortunately I've never tried one just gone past and seen them. The farmers festival looked great. In smaller towns if there's something on EVERYONE is there because not much happens 😀
Haha we're pretty sure the entire town (and all surrounding towns) were there! It was such a cool, local experience. And whatever the ropes were, they were delicious 🍬
Know you both were frustrated at the later half of the day but the video was still well done and enjoyable. Great find that Farmer's festival. Those rabbits were so adorable an SUPER fluffy. Dang Eric that was plum sausage. Those wraps looked incredibly delicious and full of flavors. The Haga area was pretty cool as well. That cinnamon roll shop would have been awesome. Definitely learned from y'alls mistake, and will definitely get there early. 😂👍Hey at least you busted out the vodka mixers and licorice to finish up the day. NICE!!!
The lady with the red hair selling gnomes at 1:17 is actually the aunt of my father, Siw. She makes these at her house and has been for all my 20 years of life, probably longer.
I enjoy watching yalls videos so much! Especially when things don’t work out! That’s real life....and you make it so fun I don’t even realize you guys were upset! Great job!!!😉🤗😊
Haha ya, this was a rare occasion where we just had to turn the camera off for a bit. We've mostly learned to embrace the chaos, but every now and then, we need a breather 😅
Such a fun video. Extra special since I live just outside the border of Gothenburg. Sad for you that you missed out on the cinnamon buns, but Haga is filled with cafes so next, take a look around the Haga area. Glad you enjoyed your trip. Welcome back!❤
Ah "Bondens dag" at Backamo (in the beginning), been there also! direct translation would be a "farmers day", but a farmers festival is probably better. Not far from Ucklum where I grew up! about 10 (Imperial) miles :-)
If it makes you feel any better, the cinnamon roles at Husaren aren't good, they are mostly dry because they are so big. So except for that it is cool that they are that big, you didn't miss out on the taste. But they do have the same size at other cafés in Haga.
That’s it! I’ve subscribed! The #tbt clip of Eric tasting licorice did it! 🤣 You guys genuinely just make me LOL. Having an offbeat Melbournian, Victorian, Aussie sense of humour and brought up on British comedy means I don’t often find USA ‘TV’ humour funny ...but you two are the real thing! Your humour and take on food just surpass any cultural differences. Thanks so much for the fun, you’re refreshing!
Hey Karina! So glad to have you adventuring with us and glad we could bring some lols to your life! Meeting some Aussies and Brits throughout our adventures has definitely had an effect on us 😊
Never a fail when you travel. You always put a positive spin on everything. Also, can't believe how many times you've inspired us to make new and different food. We love Bangers and mash, it can get boring, now we'll try it raped in tortillas with a little salad.
Let us know how it goes! It actually wasn't Eric's favorite thing, but it sure was a fun, new spin on bangers and mash. 😂Glad we've helped you become more deliciously adventurous! 🍽
I may be a year late, but if you were looking for a quick history streak during your visit; taking a drive out to the Karlsten Fort in Marstrand would've been perfect! At one time, the strongest fort in all of Europe!
The Tunnbrödsrulle is not an original, there version is more like a luxury sausage wrap, and the bread actuallt looks like a tortilla! In a rel Tunnbrödrulle, they use tunnbröd same concept but tunnbröd is very different from a tortilla (the only thing they have in common is the size and shape) A real tunnbrödsrulle is more like 1 or 2 regular grilled dogs, mashed potatoes, shrimpsalad, a few pickels, ketchup and mustard...
We only had the better part of one day in Gothenburg - we were taking the ferry to Germany that evening - but the city was just delightful. Someday we're going back for a longer visit.
Thank y’all for sharing this is gorgeous!!! Got new ideas for my next travel trip!! Subscribed and hit that bell!! Y’all are awesome!!!! Look forward to the next video!!
I didn't know you were to my home city! Sorry that they were out of cinnamon buns, they are really popular with the tourists. If you find your way back you should see the fighter jet museum (Sweden builds our own top modern fighter jets due to neutrality), visit a restaurant that serves Swedish traditional food called husmanskost, drink some nordic beer from a local brewery, and go to a proper swedish IKEA. And if you visit during the summer you HAVE to dance "små grodorna" with us somewhere in the gothenburgian archepelago! If you would wanna really dive deep into our culture you should visit the old defence installation that we used to fend of the pesky danes, and then just go from island to island during the boating/vacation season in the summer. Every introverted Swede comes out of their shell and socialise on these islands, to eat sea food (especially shrimps and lobster) drink beer, dance traditional folk dances on small docks and enjoy themselves with the beautiful blue sea in the background that later turns red and orange in the stunning sunset. I would especially recommend visiting Tjörn and Brännö Brygga. You would find people from every age and background there (spoiled youngsters on yachts, fishermen, regular families, etc), and they would welcome you to hang out with them. I think both you and your viewers would love it!
Gothenburg - The best place in the world!!! im really happy to see you came to my home town. Ohhh noes Jinx were not open, the foodtruck beside Korv United :( ...im having lunch there at least every 2 weeks :)
Hahaha så gött typiskt oss göteborgare att dra en sån go "bästa stan i världen" kommentar. Stan är ju fan kaos egentligen men ändå brinner hjärtat för Göteborg.
ALL the coffee places usually have cinnamon rolls, so you could just get it like at the next café. They are all good. I live in Sweden, but the cinnamon rolls in the US, are usually in HYPE-mode and on steroids, and they are AMAZING...♡♡♡
Here's my American living in Sweden pronunciation guide for tunnbrödsrulle. tunn sounds like toon and bröd rhymes with hood then roo-leh. The hardest thing about Swedish run on words for an American though is what part to stress. In this case, the most stress is placed on Tunn and a little bit on the last sound 'leh' So. . phonetically a bit like TOON-(br)hoods-rooLEH. Hope you come back one day and have a better Gothenburg visit. It's a really great town.
Being from Gothenburg i must say Hagabullen.. It's great in many ways but the cinnamon buns.. They are a tad bit dry.. To bad you didn't get to try them but there are LOADS of things in there which are tasty and they are also known for their huge portions! Anyway, loved to watch your trip around the city and I hope you come back another time as there is soooo much more to see!
The farmers market made me laugh! You guys looked like you were having so much fun on the tractors 🚜! Those bunnies also!🐰🥰 I fell in love!! OMG! I’m sorry your day was ruined somewhat /: but I hope it works out for the rest of the trips in Sweden! 🇸🇪
Winter time in the amusement park Liseberg, we have Reindeer Kebab, and it´s delicious. If you are in Gothenburg from 15 November-30 December try it out! :D
Looks like a county fair. Great adventure. Olives are great. Entire video seemed a little dark though was a little bit hard to see. Town looks delicious.
As a swede, on pronouncing Trädgårdsföreningen, I give you a passing grade. 100% understandable. If you were to be off in pronunciation, it is nice that you put it on screen.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH skummade igenom med lilla rutan i vertikalt läge, märkte inte ens. Tortillabröd & granatäpple - "svensk gatumat" vilken tragedi 🤣
In Hälsingland too, I have fond memories of it there, growing up there as a kid. Not so much because of the grits (gryn), but due to that unique tasty flavor. But we're not swedish though, we just spent a few years there as kids, me and my siblings. And I loved grynkorv. We're what the swedes would call "Norrbaggar". 😉👍 Edit: And it's *Try grynkorv, tray means a flat plate of sorts, usually rectangular and with short raised edges, used mostly for serving and carrying purposes.
Did you see the crazy tiny house boat we stayed on in our last video?? Watch it here! 👉 th-cam.com/video/c0KOFSb1Q9Y/w-d-xo.html
Just an FYI that was not a dirt bike but a Trials bike they are much lighter and built for using on obstacle courses. I use to ride them back in the 70/80's when I was a young fella they are great fun.
We saw it! So fun!
The Actual place is called Backamo. Corner i had never heard about and is not there att all :D
But you did not eat any licorice :) It's just, candy straps :) But their is candy straps that has licorice flavor, don't know if you bought any :p
None of that was really Swedish beyond some ingredients in the wrap. I hope you have had more authentic foods. Sweden seems to have changed a lot.
That, is not licorice , it's just normal festival candy here in Sweden. There are licorice "flavors" of those thought.
I really like your approach to travelling! When I used to travel abroad I always had a rule "Never eat anything you can eat at home". Gave me so many fun experiences!
If you want to see pristine forests you should visit Kinnekulle in the summertime, although preferrably in May. The forest is untouched since the last ice age, so about 13000 years. Woods get very Rivendell'y when they're left alone for that long.
Liquorice in Sweden has to contain liquorice root and if it dont then it just remmar ( straps) and not liquorice
Yeah it confused me, they call such things liquorice in other countries?
@@OHLZZONZEN Yes, any strap like candy is called liquorice in USA
@@OHLZZONZEN If it's red it's "licorice" in the USA ;D
If it's licorice it's "black licorice" I guess ;D
Not necessarily liquorice root, it can be salmiak as well.
@@57thorns If it pure salmiak , then it has to say that on the front of the package and isnt called lakrits ( Swedish word for liqourice) and salted liquorice has to contain the root and salt or salmiak.
I got Midsommar flashbacks even though that Farmers Fest seemed perfectly safe and on the up and up. But the music and blues sky’s over open fields had me on pause. No knock to beautiful Sweden, I know it was just a movie. Thanks for another epic adventure!
E & A you two are youtube gold because you are REAL people traveling to places I will probably never see. I love how you always seem to make the most out of adverse situations. Kudos to your attitude and demeanor when dealing with curve balls. You are constantly hitting it to the opposite field. I will forever be a sub. Love you guys. Safe Travels.
The fact that rural Sweden looks a helva lot like the southern United states! I look at the farmers festival and thought that would look right at home in my local southeast Tennessee area!love to you both from Tennessee
We thought the exact same! It was so much fun and we really enjoyed getting a little taste of "home" 💗
That place with tractors and trucks is called Bakamo
Sad that you didnt got a real "tunnbrödrulle" 😣
Yep, that's a tortilla 😔
True 😔
Tortilla vraped over two wiener sausage, mashed potatoes, shrimp salad, mustard and ketchup
Not much can beat that😎
@@Captain-Nostromo Tunnbröd
They got the tourist version
I knew the guy who invented tunnbrödsrulle. His place ”Loffes grill” was close to where i grew up in Stuvsta, 10 minutes from Stockholm. One day he didn’t have the ingredients for something but he didn’t want to lose a customer so he improvised. He was a very nice man, missed by many.
That horse competition reminds me of Mule Days in Columbia TN. Mules are used in logging especially for dead trees or small lots.
Man being born in Sweden is I like winning a lottery
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Love these videos binge watching on a rainy Sunday in Yorkshire England.
So glad we can be your rainy day entertainment 🙌
Welcome to our beautiful country. Hope you enjoyed your stay!
where was the 9:53 part captured? The cannoli with pistachio cream inside look perfect!
Sweden is so beautiful
5:25 - Tunnbrodsrulle - Tunn = Thin. Brod = Bread. Rulle = Roll. Thin Bread Roll is the direct translation. :)
The horse pulling the log is like old school viking agility. :D
And it's the equipage, both man and horse, working as a unit, that compete.
Do you have any idea of how difficult it is to maneuver a horse in long reins that exactly that the LOG, hanging in a chain, goes around the poles?
I have never tried that, but I have been driving horses, sitting in a two wheels cart a lot as young. Also training young horses to go by the reins, walking behind with no cart, like they did here. (Trotters/harness horses). But they had the log to consider as well, so I can imagen.
On the other hand, I can understand that it's not the first choice of sport to watch for the majority of people 😂!
Before there was mechanised vehicles all logging was done using 'heavy horses' to drag the logs from the wood / forest and make a building, these horses were specially trained for this type of work and it is now having a revival in many European countries.
As a 30 year old swedish guy, I have never tried those bread rolls, and I even live near Gothenburg.
You guys inspire us to keep on with our channel every time you post.
The dirt bikes were definitely more exciting than the horse pulling a log.
So sad for you that there are no cinnamon roll!
Thank you guys for being so down to earth and inspiring us 😊
Thanks for note! We always love seeing other people finding/making their own adventures. Maybe we'll see you on the road one day 😊
If you Are visiting Sweden this season you should follow someone out and pick mushrooms in the Wood.
5:38 i think tunnbröd could be slightly thicker
they might be slightly sweet or maybe just a bit of rye flavor
I think you handled your frustration quite well! The berries within the wrap look like pomegranate; which I love. I really enjoyed the farm festival.... farmers are similar everywhere and I love it!
They're lingon berries. Usually made into jam to eat with meatballs and other traditional Swedish food. You can pick them in the forest. They are pretty tart and similar to cranberries.
We were also really blown away by how much the festival reminded us of our small, farming town back in the states. It's always fun getting a glimpse into the life of others and seeing how similar and unique it is at the same time 👩🌾🚜
You missed a "Lady and the Tramp" opportunity with the lliquorice.
Wow i love the sweden ❣️❣️
Tunnbrödsrulle has shrimp salad in it as well as a traditional. Wish you could have tried it as a traditional one!
Did you guy know that today (4th October) is Cinnamon Roll Day (Kanelbullens dag) in Sweden.
No way!! I wish we'd actually found some yummy Cinnamon Rolls to celebrate! Next year, for sure 😂
@@Theendlessadventure I don't get it, you can buy cinnamon rolls (Kanelbullar) in any shop in Sweden, and even here in Norway. Sure, they might not be as the ones you missed out on, but if it's just about trying/taste testing swedish cinnamon rolls, then you easily could have. And there's also something similar to 'Kanelbullar', called 'Kanelgifflar', by Pågen, which are available in pretty much every shop as well. But they're a bit smaller than the cinnamon rolls.
Fun story - Haga was a larger area before, and actually every old house you see today was ordered to be demolished in the 70's. My dad was one of the protestors :)
I don't know why but when they peeled of the "extra" bread, I just thought to my self "that's so American"
Yeah me too (not). My thought was no need for extra carbs (looking at my gut).
You guys are doing a great Job. One Suggestion - It would be even more engaging when you limit showtime while you eat and instead show more travel.
Just wanna say that I appreciate your patience to record before eating! I couldn't resist when being hungry to not just eat the food right away haha!
That tunnbrödrulle is highly unorthodox. Lingon and pickled cucumber slices are very traditionally swedish - but putting em in a rulle is not.
But - I'm not going to diss it! It looks great. I'd prefer that to the traditional tunnbrödrulle, which is usally just a cheapo drunk late night street food
A wonderful video!!! As you can see, Sweden is much more than IKEA, Volvo and Nobel...
We call it's for Tunnbrödsrulle it's flatbread. If you put tunnbröd/ flatbreed in owen or pan and take click butter and cheese. You come love it. In Dalarna they make tunndbröd or knãckebröd. I'm come from Gothenburg.
Not all those "rope" sweets are liquorice though. The rainbow one definitely isn't. The ones with liquorice flavour often have black on them. The Husaren Cinnamon buns are huge! Unfortunately I've never tried one just gone past and seen them. The farmers festival looked great. In smaller towns if there's something on EVERYONE is there because not much happens 😀
Haha we're pretty sure the entire town (and all surrounding towns) were there! It was such a cool, local experience. And whatever the ropes were, they were delicious 🍬
Know you both were frustrated at the later half of the day but the video was still well done and enjoyable.
Great find that Farmer's festival. Those rabbits were so adorable an SUPER fluffy. Dang Eric that was plum sausage. Those wraps looked incredibly delicious and full of flavors. The Haga area was pretty cool as well. That cinnamon roll shop would have been awesome. Definitely learned from y'alls mistake, and will definitely get there early. 😂👍Hey at least you busted out the vodka mixers and licorice to finish up the day. NICE!!!
Haha, sometimes your day gets ruined. And then sometimes vodka fixes that. 😂Oh and really, really furry bunnies help too 🐇
Love from karachi 😍😍
Sweden is an amazing country
It's actually possible to get a tunnbrodsrulle with meatballs, instead of sausage. Other types of meat may be offered, too.
Going to live in Sweden in the next year and you guys just made me more excited
sweden is nice
The people are ignorant and arrogant though, so watch out for that
The lady with the red hair selling gnomes at 1:17 is actually the aunt of my father, Siw. She makes these at her house and has been for all my 20 years of life, probably longer.
These kinds of fairs are quite common in the countryside during the summer, I'm glad you discovered something outside the major cities!
I enjoy watching yalls videos so much! Especially when things don’t work out! That’s real life....and you make it so fun I don’t even realize you guys were upset! Great job!!!😉🤗😊
Haha ya, this was a rare occasion where we just had to turn the camera off for a bit. We've mostly learned to embrace the chaos, but every now and then, we need a breather 😅
Such a fun video. Extra special since I live just outside the border of Gothenburg. Sad for you that you missed out on the cinnamon buns, but Haga is filled with cafes so next, take a look around the Haga area.
Glad you enjoyed your trip. Welcome back!❤
Ah "Bondens dag" at Backamo (in the beginning), been there also! direct translation would be a "farmers day", but a farmers festival is probably better.
Not far from Ucklum where I grew up! about 10 (Imperial) miles :-)
Ucklum, ere inte där ifrån han Peter Apelgren kommer?
The farmer's festival looks a lot like a county fair in the US (which makes total sense) Minus the midway (rides) anyway.
If it makes you feel any better, the cinnamon roles at Husaren aren't good, they are mostly dry because they are so big. So except for that it is cool that they are that big, you didn't miss out on the taste. But they do have the same size at other cafés in Haga.
Glad you enjoyd trädgårdsföreningen
And yes a am a swed
There’s the Swedish lingonberries, we love that stuff so much! Too bad you didn’t get the cinnamon rolls, they sounded incredible.
Looked like pomegrenade too?
It seems they enjoyed the benefits of all tourists and didn't truely explore more
I also just learned to like olives. Hubby has always liked them, great little snack all your food looked so good!
Not the thinbread sausage , not tasty with mashed potatoe and cucumber together and I’m Swedish we can do better food that that.
And sausage wasn’t even Swedish 😢
That’s it! I’ve subscribed! The #tbt clip of Eric tasting licorice did it! 🤣 You guys genuinely just make me LOL. Having an offbeat Melbournian, Victorian, Aussie sense of humour and brought up on British comedy means I don’t often find USA ‘TV’ humour funny ...but you two are the real thing! Your humour and take on food just surpass any cultural differences. Thanks so much for the fun, you’re refreshing!
Hey Karina! So glad to have you adventuring with us and glad we could bring some lols to your life! Meeting some Aussies and Brits throughout our adventures has definitely had an effect on us 😊
Never a fail when you travel. You always put a positive spin on everything. Also, can't believe how many times you've inspired us to make new and different food. We love Bangers and mash, it can get boring, now we'll try it raped in tortillas with a little salad.
Let us know how it goes! It actually wasn't Eric's favorite thing, but it sure was a fun, new spin on bangers and mash. 😂Glad we've helped you become more deliciously adventurous! 🍽
I live nearby in Uddevalla, Never heard of This festival thou... might check it out next year
Du har världens bästa kebabpizza. Du bor i paradiset. Varför i hela friden skulle du utvandra?
@@snozzmcberry2366 😂😂😂 vilken pizzeria pratar du om?
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Babbez Inn🤣
love Sweden ❤ respect 😊
That Snap into that Sausage was Epic Thanos level! LoL👌🏾 Great video as always,you guys continue to inspire me.
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the song in the beginning is a take on Chris Hillman - Wall around your heart, good stuff!
I may be a year late, but if you were looking for a quick history streak during your visit; taking a drive out to the Karlsten Fort in Marstrand would've been perfect! At one time, the strongest fort in all of Europe!
Hejsan Francis from Uddevalla Välkommen till Sveriges!!!! ❤❤
Lingonberryjam is verry good with (mashed)potato, some meat and gravy. Pork chops, meatballs or meatloaf.
The Tunnbrödsrulle is not an original, there version is more like a luxury sausage wrap, and the bread actuallt looks like a tortilla! In a rel Tunnbrödrulle, they use tunnbröd same concept but tunnbröd is very different from a tortilla (the only thing they have in common is the size and shape) A real tunnbrödsrulle is more like 1 or 2 regular grilled dogs, mashed potatoes, shrimpsalad, a few pickels, ketchup and mustard...
I love that you guys like a lil drink!
It's so clean, wow
i live there but never heard of it, cant find it online
I love the video progression, like cool stuff than even cooler stuff promise than disappointment but vodka saves the day. Lolz, thumbs up!
We only had the better part of one day in Gothenburg - we were taking the ferry to Germany that evening - but the city was just delightful. Someday we're going back for a longer visit.
Ya, we wish we'd had at least another day to explore. I guess we both have an excuse to go back now :)
Thank y’all for sharing this is gorgeous!!! Got new ideas for my next travel trip!! Subscribed and hit that bell!! Y’all are awesome!!!! Look forward to the next video!!
👋 Great to have you all along for the adventure 😊
I have never eaten like that even though I live in Sweden, maybe go and test it :)
Video yang sangat luar biasa bagusnya. Love from Bali, Indonesia. 🙏🙏🙏
I know exactly how you feel. My wife and I are gluten free, not by choice, and always feel let down and hangry when we can’t find anything.
Oh man, we can only imagine. Sorry about that! At least vodka can help you guys, too 😂
Most people eat a large tunnbrödsrulle with a fork out of that wrap :D
I didn't know you were to my home city! Sorry that they were out of cinnamon buns, they are really popular with the tourists. If you find your way back you should see the fighter jet museum (Sweden builds our own top modern fighter jets due to neutrality), visit a restaurant that serves Swedish traditional food called husmanskost, drink some nordic beer from a local brewery, and go to a proper swedish IKEA. And if you visit during the summer you HAVE to dance "små grodorna" with us somewhere in the gothenburgian archepelago!
If you would wanna really dive deep into our culture you should visit the old defence installation that we used to fend of the pesky danes, and then just go from island to island during the boating/vacation season in the summer. Every introverted Swede comes out of their shell and socialise on these islands, to eat sea food (especially shrimps and lobster) drink beer, dance traditional folk dances on small docks and enjoy themselves with the beautiful blue sea in the background that later turns red and orange in the stunning sunset. I would especially recommend visiting Tjörn and Brännö Brygga. You would find people from every age and background there (spoiled youngsters on yachts, fishermen, regular families, etc), and they would welcome you to hang out with them. I think both you and your viewers would love it!
Cool video! For the locorice adventurers!
Gothenburg - The best place in the world!!! im really happy to see you came to my home town.
Ohhh noes Jinx were not open, the foodtruck beside Korv United :( ...im having lunch there at least every 2 weeks :)
Hahaha så gött typiskt oss göteborgare att dra en sån go "bästa stan i världen" kommentar. Stan är ju fan kaos egentligen men ändå brinner hjärtat för Göteborg.
Those rabbits! I want a rabbit wool pair of socks or hat or something !!
Hur söt du kommer att lita på dem. Om jag får jobb där och bosätter mig i det vackra landet drömmer jag om att bo där ... Tack ...
Oh wow I love the foods you are trying, looks like a lot of fun! xx
She has a sweet voice. I love her a lot.
The coffie shop with enormus cakes and buns....you need to be there before 12.. but now in Covid times they probably not sold out.
ALL the coffee places usually have cinnamon rolls, so you could just get it like at the next café. They are all good. I live in Sweden, but the cinnamon rolls in the US, are usually in HYPE-mode and on steroids, and they are AMAZING...♡♡♡
Ohh! Nice to see you in my home town! Enjoy you visit :)
Watching a bunch of nice videos that showcase sweden’s beauty because the movie Midsommar ruined sweden for me😂
Hi .what day start this farmer festival. In Sweden Göteborg. ? And what day is end. ?
The food looks good .
Here's my American living in Sweden pronunciation guide for tunnbrödsrulle. tunn sounds like toon and bröd rhymes with hood then roo-leh. The hardest thing about Swedish run on words for an American though is what part to stress. In this case, the most stress is placed on Tunn and a little bit on the last sound 'leh' So. . phonetically a bit like TOON-(br)hoods-rooLEH. Hope you come back one day and have a better Gothenburg visit. It's a really great town.
Being from Gothenburg i must say Hagabullen.. It's great in many ways but the cinnamon buns.. They are a tad bit dry.. To bad you didn't get to try them but there are LOADS of things in there which are tasty and they are also known for their huge portions! Anyway, loved to watch your trip around the city and I hope you come back another time as there is soooo much more to see!
The farmers market made me laugh! You guys looked like you were having so much fun on the tractors 🚜! Those bunnies also!🐰🥰 I fell in love!! OMG! I’m sorry your day was ruined somewhat /: but I hope it works out for the rest of the trips in Sweden! 🇸🇪
We loved the farmer's festival! The day definitely went downhill after that, but it was still a lot of fun and we still love Sweden. Don't worry! :)
Gran vídeo chicos, espero ir algún día!
Winter time in the amusement park Liseberg, we have Reindeer Kebab, and it´s delicious. If you are in Gothenburg from 15 November-30 December try it out! :D
We love street food, that wrap looked really good!
We love Sweden!!
Looks like a county fair. Great adventure. Olives are great. Entire video seemed a little dark though was a little bit hard to see. Town looks delicious.
"Did that just squirt out? That's a real plump sausage" at 13:20 I knew it.
WHAT you're in my city?!? Now you must have been everywhere.
😂😂
Where to stay for budget hostel?
Cafe Husaren were out of kanelbullar?? That has never happened to me, super unlucky
Looks good
That was a bad tunnbrödsrulle.. My local dealer fills the entire bread with mashed taters, roasted unions and bunny food :P
”My local dealer” haha ursäkta men det lät så kul
@Kristof Alexy Food that food eats. You may quite safely assume that someone using the term isn't a vegetarian...😀
loved it
Sausage-now salivating in evening :D
As a swede, on pronouncing Trädgårdsföreningen, I give you a passing grade. 100% understandable. If you were to be off in pronunciation, it is nice that you put it on screen.
Too bad the bread is wrong 😢 Tunnbrödsrulle should not be made with "tortilla" bread.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH skummade igenom med lilla rutan i vertikalt läge, märkte inte ens. Tortillabröd & granatäpple - "svensk gatumat" vilken tragedi 🤣
Tray grynkorv, in västergötland its a big thing. Can maket at my farm if you hit the road to my parts of the world.
In Hälsingland too, I have fond memories of it there, growing up there as a kid. Not so much because of the grits (gryn), but due to that unique tasty flavor. But we're not swedish though, we just spent a few years there as kids, me and my siblings. And I loved grynkorv. We're what the swedes would call "Norrbaggar". 😉👍
Edit:
And it's *Try grynkorv, tray means a flat plate of sorts, usually rectangular and with short raised edges, used mostly for serving and carrying purposes.