Definitely didn’t need a hot chocolate when we were there but that sounds like a perfect combination for Christmas - we bet it’s really pretty there during the festive season 🎅🏼
This place looks amazing, couldn't do the heat there though. The bakery/pastries and cakes looked delicious 😋, had to laugh when Jason said that Josh likes public toilets 🤣 xx
Oh that town looked so very pretty and SO clean. No litter or dog crap to be seen. Never heard of that town, but so glad you guys stopped there. The pastries looked delicious I do love a nice pastry especially with almonds. Aren't those neck fans useful? I have one at home. I love the look Josh's Mum had with her neck fan on her head, it looked like stumpy antlers. Lol. Once again a very interesting vlog. So glad you are all having such a great time.😉😉
It was a beautiful town and happy we chose to stop by. Hopefully we can get back another time, would be great at Christmas (mainly because it would be cooler 😂) - plenty more bakeries for us to try too! Stumpy antlers 😂 she was keeping up with the theme lol
What a cute town. The bakery's looked delicious. Its interesting that the whole town is themed I have never heard of Solvang before so thanks for broadening my horizons xx
We came across it when researching for our trip and only ended up going because other plans didn’t come to fruition - so glad it worked out that way as it was a great place to visit 😊
What a fun and tasty place to visit! I never knew such a place existed in California 🇩🇰 Sharon is absolutely correct about the biscuit tin with the beautiful Danish scene on the lid, I always have one in my house. They are great little snacks, butter cookies that are usually imported from Denmark. I took a photo, but I can’t post it on here the pastries looked incredible guys!
It’s a very unique place for sure. Somewhere we’d like to return to during the cooler months so we can explore some more without melting (and eat more pastries 😋)
did you check out St. Ynez Mission in solvang (i was there for 5 yrs some 20 yrs ago) CA is known for their missions. not sure how many maybe around 30, besides that one also Santa Barbara & San Bernadino
We walked by it but didn’t have time to check it out. I (Jason) have been to the Santa Barbara and San Juan Capistrano missions and they are both beautiful
@@JJExtra there is a place near me called Leavenworth that is a cross between and swiss and bavarian village. they do it up for octoberfest and christmas! it is up in the mountains too.
Best danish I've had in my life was in Solvang with a hot chocolate since it was cold that day. Thanks for bringing back good memories.
Definitely didn’t need a hot chocolate when we were there but that sounds like a perfect combination for Christmas - we bet it’s really pretty there during the festive season 🎅🏼
This place looks amazing, couldn't do the heat there though. The bakery/pastries and cakes looked delicious 😋, had to laugh when Jason said that Josh likes public toilets 🤣 xx
I mean he does love a public toilet 😂 such a cool place… the weather was crazy though. Not really any shade so that didn’t help!
Oh that town looked so very pretty and SO clean. No litter or dog crap to be seen. Never heard of that town, but so glad you guys stopped there. The pastries looked delicious I do love a nice pastry especially with almonds. Aren't those neck fans useful? I have one at home. I love the look Josh's Mum had with her neck fan on her head, it looked like stumpy antlers. Lol.
Once again a very interesting vlog. So glad you are all having such a great time.😉😉
It was a beautiful town and happy we chose to stop by. Hopefully we can get back another time, would be great at Christmas (mainly because it would be cooler 😂) - plenty more bakeries for us to try too! Stumpy antlers 😂 she was keeping up with the theme lol
What a cute town.
The bakery's looked delicious.
Its interesting that the whole town is themed I have never heard of Solvang before so thanks for broadening my horizons xx
We came across it when researching for our trip and only ended up going because other plans didn’t come to fruition - so glad it worked out that way as it was a great place to visit 😊
That Danish village was fascinating, so cool!
try to come to Copenhagen one day, it's a very beautiful city. There you can try real danish food and see the culture (it's amazing😊)
Copenhagen and Denmark in general are definitely on our must visit list. We would love to do a road trip and take it all in!
@@JJExtra 😊😊
Thank you for the “shout out” ❤ Btw Denmark is ... hot (apart from the weather) 🤪😁
What a fun and tasty place to visit! I never knew such a place existed in California 🇩🇰 Sharon is absolutely correct about the biscuit tin with the beautiful Danish scene on the lid, I always have one in my house. They are great little snacks, butter cookies that are usually imported from Denmark. I took a photo, but I can’t post it on here the pastries looked incredible guys!
It’s a very unique place for sure. Somewhere we’d like to return to during the cooler months so we can explore some more without melting (and eat more pastries 😋)
Solvang looks incredible ❤️❤️xx
Such a unique place!
This place looks awesome & I'd have the rainbow cake 🌈 🍰
A good excuse to go back 😜
Kringles are the bomb. O and H Bakery in Racine, WI. makes them and ships. We can get them at Trader Joe’s in Tucson.
They were delicious! Oh Trader Joes we miss that shop so much too 😍
did you check out St. Ynez Mission in solvang (i was there for 5 yrs some 20 yrs ago) CA is known for their missions. not sure how many maybe around 30, besides that one also Santa Barbara & San Bernadino
We walked by it but didn’t have time to check it out. I (Jason) have been to the Santa Barbara and San Juan Capistrano missions and they are both beautiful
yummy danish!!! I have not been to Solvang! steying there would be fun!
Got to love a danish. It’s certainly a unique place and we’d love to go back and stay, some of the restaurants need to be tried!
@@JJExtra there is a place near me called Leavenworth that is a cross between and swiss and bavarian village. they do it up for octoberfest and christmas! it is up in the mountains too.
Oh that sounds really cool. Will have to google it now 😊
As a Dane the architecture do really reminds me of it actually look like in Denmark it looks more fake and mabey more like Germany then Danish
Funny you call him Santa and not Father Christmas!
Okie dokie calm down .. It's not that hot it's only 30°c = 86°f so not that hot
37°C
@@JJExtra 37 you say .. That's a little warmer 😄
@@xadam2dudex wdym?
@@myguylucas1206 it's 37°C he said not 30°C ..