Trying Traditional Christmas Treats from Germany
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- On this video, we're trying out a variety of traditional food and sweets, eaten during the Christmas season in Germany. Thanks to Heike, Stephanie and Thorston for sending these over to us.
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Your first pronunciation of Aachen was pretty good! As well as the Kräuterprinten! Almost your whole pronunciation was actually pretty good this time :D
although, i love "Arschen"too🤣🤣🤣🤣😇
Satoshi is so trying to like anise!!😂😂😋💕
Oh, Aachener Printen are gingerbread. Just a different variation of it. There are a couple of gingerbread specialities in Germany, but the ones from Aachen and Nürnberg are the most famous ones.
I can think of two countries that love Christmas spices, Germany and the UK. We both love those warm strong spices in the winter time, especially around Christmas time.
Myself and Satoshi both love our wafers, I get great joy out of watching him enjoy the wafer products. We love the Sakuto!
Hello Shinichi and Satoshi! Thanks to Heike, Stephanie, and Thorston for sending such wonderful treats! I have eaten some of these treats, and they are very delicious. I used to eat zimsterne and lebkuchen every year! I am sorry there were so many treats with cinnamon, which is hard for Satoshi, but there were some nice chocolate treats and other things for him to enjoy, too. Thanks for the video!
Hi Erin! It's me, Thorsten. Thank you very much, for your compliment. And it's good to hear, that you like the treats.
And Satoshi-san.....Sorry for this lots of cinnamon. But I thing you will be happy with all of the other treats, beers and Glühwein!
Can't wait to see the next video...... :-)
Greetings........Thorsten
Greetings from Aachen, the city of the famous "Printen"... So glad you liked them!
Pro tip: use one or two of the Kräuter Printen in the sauce for your roast. It's simply delicious!
Like in a sauerbraten where you use gingersnap cookies for the gravy?
@@laraq07 exactly. Put them in before cooking up the sauce. They should dissolve easily and provide you with the perfect base for a delicious sauce.
@@Andi1878 Just this week I made my first Sauerbraten sauce with Printen instead of Pumpernickel (like my mother did) and I liked it so much better. And if they don't break down while cooking jsut use a blender real quick. XD
@@YukiMoonlight awesome! 🤘🏻👍🏻
Sorry Satoshi but one of the joys of watching you guys to try out new foods is watching your reaction to the food you don't like while remaining polite. 😂 Although my family is Japanese, I did grow up half time in a German-speaking home where I was introduced to many German foods through my Au Pair/tante Sabine.
I grew up with ALL of those.
Good memories of when I was a child and yesterday : )
Check out these two festive fellas! Need to get myself some of these snacks
I miss Christmas in Germany. In fact we miss everything about Germany. The food, the people and it is beautiful there during this time. Gluhwein and stollen are winter staples. Coming from Hawaii, it was our first experience in snow. We lived near Ulm in a city name Senden for a couple of years.
we have some pretty good christmas food in germany! great video as always
Thank you, Stephanie and friends for sending them these foods(and beers)!
Hi, Shinichi'san and Satoshi'san, my fave German treat is pfeffernüsse. The nom-noms are real~ *yum*
When I was a kid, I loved wafers, but I rarely see them in the stores anymore. I buy Loacker Italian wafers online occasionally. They are delicious and have so many varieties.
My mother was stationed in Germany during the 80s so I grew up with quite a few of these. You kept teasing me in the beginning of the video, I kept seeing the Meister Klasse in the background. I remember those from the Kris Kringle markets. Memories! Looking forward to part 2!
VERY Christmas-y!! 🎄❄️🎁 Thank you, guys, for sharing such a festive video! ❤
Christmas treats from Germany yummie
my family lived in Germany for several years when I was a child and I grew up loving the Lebkuchen gingerbread wafer cookies. I've always enjoyed the fruit and citrus flavors in them.
Boys! I love your Christmas tree! You did a great job decorating!! Ahhhhhh......Brother Satoshi, Christmas and cinnamon go hand-in-hand for us. I’m soooo sorry that you don’t care for the flavor of it. I try to have cinnamon scented candles and potpourri around my house, especially around this time of year. ☺️ Thank you boys for sharing all of the delicious treats. We have Aldi, a German based market out here, so the brand of chocolates we do have, and I have tried (and liked) the Oblaten Lebkuchen gingerbread wafers. I love the texture and flavor of them. Thanks again my brothers! ♥️♥️
Satoshi looks like little elf hehe in that red cap. ;-)
Haha, in the middle of the video I wanted to ask if Satoshi likes Yatsuhashi. You gave me my answer immediately!
Love you, Guys! Greetings from Germany 😃
Your pronunciations of German words are actually quite good! ^.^
Just a hint for the word Spekulatius: The T in the suffix -tius is pronounced as a Z sound (as is also the case when a word ends with -tion), so it's said like Spekulazius.
(Edit: I've removed my remark about Giotto. I was scatterbrained and missed that it was a special Christmas-flavoured version. Oops.)
Poor Satoshi 😂
Hahaha, this video was so funny :) I love cinnamon, so I can't imagine what it would be like if I didn't like it and would have to taste so many snacks that have cinnamon.
I loved how you said "Thorsten". Because you tried it like" Thor" in english. In German in this name the " h" is silent and soften ups the "t" in the beginning. So you say "Torsten"🤗
I love your Christmas tree.
12:20 stealth Justin ☺️
It looked delicious, unfortunately I know Satoshi doesn't care for cinnamon or similar flavors! 😋🎄☃️🤶🎅
he's like my niece, she dislikes cinnamon. hah. I happen to love it, since I love apple pies...
Thank you, this was great.
Pretty accurate pronunciation of "Gewürzmandel" ("spiced almonds") by Satoshi! The Japanese u comes somewhat close to the German ü, it sometimes seems to me...
Wait, Giotto Spekulatius exists? I need to go to Germany asap I need them!😂 I love taste tests so so much, this time the treats were all familiar to me and it's interesting to see what your impressions are, it's like I explore japanese treats but reverse. And boy oh boy, Satoshi I love your bearded look, a handsome man as always but it really suits you. So sorry you don't have like a craving for christmas spices, for me I can't get enpugh like in my coffee or hot milk or breakfast cerrals: always tossing a lot of christmas spices in😂 Have a wonderful week you both ^^//
さとしさんクリスマスカラーのコーディネートだね👌
Like before i watch the video because i know it will be great!!! Love from a greek girl!!!💙💙
Guys, I feel you! I 'm german and I don't like these cinnamon cookies etc. My dad always makes cinnamon waffles at christmas time as long as I can think and everyone loves them. Gives them to co-workers and neighbors and they always ask for more, but I hate them and even smell I can't take, when he makes them xD
I know I say it every time but I love how you speak German 😊❤
Love you both on your videos ... Happy Holidays to you both ...
Enjoying your video with really good matcha from japan
The printen look a lot like the taaitaai we have here for the Sinterklaas season. So interesting to see that the butter speculaas has exact the same design as the Dutch speculaas, but made with a different dough.
Uhh that's indeed very interesting to know, I live next to Germany and these trats are all well known here too, but to know it's so similar yet different is super interesting. Thanks for sharing ^^//
Satoshi, you remind me of a Wes Anderson character ❤
Yap,sounds like Christmas to me 🎄💓🎅,try the Stollen with butter,it's even more delicious 😊
This makes me crave chocolate, especially hazelnut chocolate. It's my favourite
German Christmas sweets are very very very yummy 😊
Happy holidays, guys! I love Nuremberg Lebkuchen and order some every year, also like Zimtsterne, Dominosteine and Stollen (US-style fruitcakes are gross but German Stollen is super yummy)! Have you been to the Christmas markets in Germany/Europe? They're awesome - John of Only in Japan channel is there right now and having a blast!
We wish we were there as well
Th first Aachen [aːxən] pronounciation was right.
Ch in German is either /ç/ or /x/ (depends on the sound after it) and S before T, P or combined with CH is /ʃ /
Greetings from Aachen. 😋 The first time you pronounced it at 02:38 was correct :-)
Aw dang. You didn't get my favorite tea. Plum&Cinnamon
Stefanie here, christmas spices are also not to my taste :-))))))
How it comes, that you speak so good german?
We can easily find all those things here in London, ( you can find everything in London lol ) but I don't really like German biscuits and cakes, as I can't stand the spices in them!
So.... you like bland tastes? ^^
You guys are so spoilt, where do you find room? So you are into annus but most Japanese not so much, sorry I mean anise. Several of those products like stollen, wafer gingerbread etc our Aldi stores stock. For sure you should include Germany when you head to Amsterdam next year, too many countries to explore. Thanks guys, looks yummo
Satoshi looks like a lumberjack! I don't likeStar Anise either. Too strong.
The stollen doesnt look authentic-it should have a roll of marzipan baked in the middle
I'm just like Satoshi. 😅I don't like cinnamon, anise or ginger powder in biscuits or cookies.
● But if these spices are used in savoury dishes, 🍲🥘like in our Singapore-style chicken curry and Ngor-Hiang rolls (ie prawn-meat rolls in beancurd skin, with 5-spice powder), then I would find the spices palatable.
dont wory
i know japanease politenes
but there is no need to say sorry for not liking something
I dont like onions and they are in much more stuff if i had to say "tut mir leid" every time that would be awefull
its alright to not like everything
most germans would not enjoy natto or wasabi thats just normal
Aaaken
Guys, I feel you! I 'm german and I don't like these cinnamon cookies etc. My dad always makes cinnamon waffles at christmas time as long as I can think and everyone loves them. Gives them to co-workers and neighbors and they always ask for more, but I hate them and even smell I can't take, when he makes them xD