meh they ruined them, I would agree few years ago, but buy germany made chocolate in kaufland in poland and compare it, I don't know if they add too much sugar or what is going on
actually right now in poland we have ton of original made sweets, you know, lidl, biedronka, auchan, everybody make their own sweets, biedronka has dark chocolate waffles that are grześki copy, but they taste way better original sweets become worse than their copies, but they are hit or miss, I used to like carrefour chocolate until it become too sweet, waffles are the same, they literally are just sugar with small amount of cocholate, everything is like that now, lack of competition I believe, because taxes are lower than in germany
and you know :D this is poland, for poles taxes are unbareable, so they like sell the companies...even if they make millions, wedel is japanese now, same with rest of the sweets, but the production is still in poland, but I CAN TELL, that they just use different ingredients, man, I swear, it used to be super tasty, chauwa from wedel is literally a sugar bar, while the same chauwa from biedronka taste LITERALLY like wedel in the 90, this is insane, you must roam around the city to get sweets that doesn't taste like a cheap sugar bait
oh ye, these green packed cookies, they are amazing, they used to cost like 1pln [20€ cents] and I thought they will taste bad, but they are amazing, the company must be really new
Exactly. As a kid I used to eat that powder dry (as many other kids) - however, of course, the purpose of this powder is to mix with water and create a drink. But idea of mixing that with vodka? That sounds so exotic that I must try it some day! 😂
The Torcik Wedlowski (almost spot on pronunciation of it by the way, Phil) is something that my family and friends usually cut (with a bigger knife though). In my experience, it's often something that you gift people for special occasions or celebrations - a fancier version of all the other wafer bars!
The best part of the Torcik Wedlowski is that sometimes you used to be able to buy a huge bag (1kg?) of the corners left over from cutting the round disks from rectangular sheets of wafer. Without the external chocolate, but still delicious. Nowdays they get ground up and put in another E.Wedel candy, Bajeczne.
I'm half polish/half Austrian and I love the plums in chocolate 😅 just watched both videos and yes they do love wafers and there are so many more you should taste :) ❤️
How you could say that you dont like plums in chocolate!!!! Oh you just broke my heart! Currently, they are the best and one of the most expensive sweets in Poland.
I agree! I tried the chocolate plums when I visited Krakow….they are amazing! I live in Copenhagen and luckily I found a small polish supermarket here, when I can buy them. Expensive but worth the money! The same with some cherries in dark chocolate they have! Love polish sweets 🙌❤️❤️
@Deana and Phil we cut the Torcik Wedlowski in 8 pieces, so everyone can get a piece and enjoy. We often buy them for someone's birthday as a gift, but also for Christmas and Easter just to eat it with many other sweets and cakes. When it's Christmas or Easter it always has a different decoration as it is handmade decorated. We even have a special version for Valentines Day. I'm glad you like the Torcik Wedlowski, I love it too. It's so yummy.
"Fizzy" things are/were quite popular among the kids, Zozole were just crushed with young teeth to get the fizzy stuff outside asap. The powder from 3:10 was made to mix with water, but all kids just ate it and nobody I know ever mixed it with water :D Plums are indeed grandma kind of sweets, haha you nailed it.
I think there's a misunderstanding with the vodka thing. As a polish guy i can tell you that we do not drink vodka all night and all day, but we drink it when there's something to celebrate, which could be a huge amount. I think that in Poland we have a stereotype that we think Russia guys drink vodka daily. I've never seen someone mix anything with vodka.
On family parties my family often mixed vodka with juice (mostly my grandma). It's done plenty, but depends on vodka quality : D Younger folks also mix with various sodas, I usually did it with Sprite or Coke.
Omg 😱 my favorite are plums in chocolate and I’m 30 years old 😂 and I love them since I remember. I’m shocked you didn’t like them 😛Greetings from Poland 🇵🇱
Nice, Wojtek and Asia sent you a lot of really popular things - most of them are with us from many years (I remember having them like 20 years ago!). And yes, śliwka nałęczowska is usually old peoples favorite, be thankful that you did not get baryłki (chocolates with liquor in them). For vodka I'd say we either go without anything and if we have to make a drink it would be some soda like cola/sprite, sometimes orange juice. Katarzynki are more of a local thing for Toruń, I'd say we sometimes eat them around Christmas, but it is not seasonal snack. And there are also ones coated in chocolate as well. For sure we're missing here Delicje - soft sponge cake with jelly coated in chocolate and Szyszki - puffed rice coated in toffi. And I'd like to add my personal favorite from kindergarden times - karpatki ciasteczka (cookies, not cake!), it's wafer with yummy filling. Hopefully someday you will visit Poland to check the cuisine as well - just as much our sweets are sweet, our food is mostly savory :) It was great watching you!
You're so cool, you guys. Great fun to watch you tasting Polish snacks. And well done for trying to pronounce our hard names - English is so much easier to learn! Greetings from Poland. :)
Actually these plums in chocolate are one of the best candies in Poland! They are very expensive and it is one of the best things you can give to someone as a present.
If you visit Poland you need to go to Lublin and try Cebularz. It's a wheat pastry that looks like small pizza with onion and poppy seeds. Best when you cover it with cold butter. It sounds crazy but it is ultra good.
In Poland we don't usualy mix vodka with anything, we drink vodka like shots ;) PS. I loooove 'Śliwka nałęczowska'. This is pretty expensive polish candy. And yes in a passt in Poland we drink shot of vodka and after that eat pickle or fish in marinate :D Today we are departing from tradition. And about bread and salt: in Polish tradicion we welcome the newlyweds with bread and salt, it is supposed to bring good luck :)
About "Śliwka nałęczowska". If you give it as a gift to Japanese girl or boy, she/he will be yours for ever. So you don't know your stuff. :P I am writing this as a resident of the Lublin region, which includes Nałęczów.
In Poland traditional way to welcome someone on the Polish Land is welcome that person with bread and salt. No one do it of course, but on special occasions, such as the Pope's visit people are greeing him with bread and salt on the airport.
3:26 Torcik!! Dude... that thing rules. My parents are from Ukraine, subsequently birthing me in the USA. I grew up with that delicious wafer of love as well as many other outstanding foods - pierogi, for instance, as seen in your Poland vids - and snacks exemplary of that region. We normally slice the wafer wheel into triangular pizza-esque slabs. One can then observe all the layers comprising that yummy structure. Dipping into tea or coffee is totally acceptable, as is savoring them on their own. Legendary stuff.
I'm amazed that you like Polish snacks. However we have more delicious things to eat, so you definitely should visit Poland. Regarding Grzeski, you should really test the toffee taste. They are reaaaaaly amazing.
Oh my, plums in chocolate are one of my favourite chocolate snacks, I love eating them on Christmas! By the way, in Poland, we don't drink that much alcohol - don't mistake us for Russians. Also accordingly to both statistics and my own knowledge and experience, nowadays people prefer other alcohols over vodka (flavoured beers, whisk(e)ys, a huge range of wines and so on). Vodka is a good choice for students who want to get boozy, and for gross old uncles at weddings. Also back at the time, 10-20 years ago, it was very polite if you brought a vodka bottle to a party once you were invited. Nowadays, it's not always a good choice, as there are a lot of people who are abstinent. It's like bringing chicken nuggets to a party with vegetarians. And, what's important, there's a growing market of 0% alcohol drinks. It started with terrible, untasty beers, but at this moment the flavour of these drinks also changed and is very similar to standard alcoholic beer. There's also a huge range of non-alcohol wines. People start choosing 0% alcohol drinks over those with alcohol and this market grows every year (my personal favourite is Žatecký 0%).
Guys you just wanted to mix kids drinks (the orange&lime satchels) with vodka XD I'm literally crying here from laughter :D But hell, im doing it next party ::D
Those wafer snacks sound delicious. I now understand why there are flavored either strawberry or chocolate wafer layered cookies. I actually got a package the other month and enjoyed it and may want to try different import ones.
do an episode with our Polish food. Dumplings( Pierogi), bigos, sausage Kiełbasa ,kabanosy ), pickled cucumbers( kiszone ogórki ) and other delicious dishes. We in Poland have a lot of good food that you would surely like ..
We mix vodka with juices (orange, apple etc) and with coke but never with oranżada. But actually this can be a great idea, I need to try it. 😂 Also I'm surprised that you hate plums in chocolate so much, for me it's delicious and I eat it usually around Christmas.
you should also try: Delicje, Markizy, Sękacz z nadzieniem, chałwa fantazyjna (Odra), Galaretka w cukrze lub czekoladzie, Łąkotki w cukrze, Mulatki, Sezamki, Zagęszczanie mleko w tubce, Krakersy solone, and our famous pralines: Malaga, Tikitaki, Kasztanki. And from traditional hard candy you can try: Raczki, Kukułki and Fistaszkowe. - I’m curious how you would like them.
Ooh, i commented on previous video about powder drinks and now you tried it 😂 it's supposed to be mixed with a glass of water to make a drink - but kids always had it dry, straight into mouth from package 😂 it fizzes mixed with saliva in mouth and makes lots of foam
Hey. I am from Poland. No, this powder is not poured into alcohol :) you either drink it or eat it with your fingers. Mainly children. It was very popular 30 years ago. And the wedel torcik is delicious. You usually cut it into triangles and just eat it with coffee or tea. Sometimes there are different decorations on this cake. The words 'Merry Christmas' or Mother's Day wishes....
I don't know if anyone wrote this and I don't know if you'll read it after all this time... Well, Tymbark has all sorts of nice words under its caps and we in Poland believe in it like the Japanese do with fortune cookies. It often happened that they were actually tested, the kind of thing I was stressed about was the one under the cap "It'll be fine" or "Everything will work out"
we don't mix everything with vodka. "Oranżada w proszku" in the mouth or with water and the tymbark can be washed down with vodka (it's worth looking under the cap)
Tymbark and Kubuś are from same company. And both tastes great. One for kids, other one for older people WW is a Polish KitKat, it's probably an acronym of Wild Wafer Grześki are classic too Oranżada in powder, cheaper thing to drink, so people was just eat the powder instead Torcik Wedlowski is same old classic as Ptasie Mleczko from part one. And it's hand decorated Zozole is really fizzy, but they're also doing other things, like sour jellies The cakes are called Regional, but they're not 🤣 Maltanki was made many years ago with artifical chocolate, instead of real one, an surprising fact about them Nałęczowska Śliwka is just a "premium thing" here. Plums in chocolate is for conesseurs here Katarzynki is made by company who made original gingerbreads here in Poland, so they won't dissapoint And finally Pryncy Pałki, it's inspired from Prince Polo wafers 😜 How great to see this test 😊
Hi, in Poland we eat these oranżadki just like you ate. I love pryncypałki, jeżyki, krówki, draże, oranżadki, andruty, oranżadę helene, kubusia and you must to try delicje and oscypek in Zakopane. I really anjoy your video and can't wait to se more Poland in your videos
Try "Jeżyki", all foreigners love it and ofcourse other snacks from "Dr Gerard" ie. "Pasja wiśniowa" or "Rolls Rolls" this is manufacturer od "Pryncypałki" which u liked so much.
You should eat that torcik wedlowski as you prefer 😛 and you can drink everything with vodka, oranżada is used but not common. Cola and vodka or cola and tymbark are classic.
Hi, actually I love plums in chocolate - especially when I eat them together with salt sticks it's just awesome! But I can understand people who hate it 😁 As for Pryncypałki, WW, Grześki, Prince Polo - yup, Polish wafer snacks are fantastic! I love them too ♥
I'm polish and that Śliwka Nałęczowska is a dried plum in chocolate. My mum love it and she makes soup out of it (without chocolate of course). To me it tastes horrible. I hate it.
I do love them 😅 there are more brands that make these plums in chocolate in Poland and Russia, so there must be more people out there who like them too😋
Thats true, plums in chocolate are loved only by our grandparents :p And what about "oranżada", I actually drunk it with vodka my whole studies, but with the red one. And i have never tried with powder, maybe new Challenge for me!
Those drinks bottles looks really cool !!! Wafers seem to be a huge thing outside of North America !!! As a fellow Food taster on TH-cam im curious , how far ahead of time do yall record your videos ? I wonder what difference is between waffle and wafer , it seems like a lot of countries call wafers waffles. In Iran ( Im Iranian Canadian ) they also called wafers waffles. This was another awesome video :)
We are definitely fans of the wafer goodness! 😍 As far as filming and scheduling, it really depends! Sometimes we film only a few days prior to release and other times it's 6+ weeks. 😅 idk if that is helpful! We try to fit it into our schedule and what works for us.
Thank you for trying Polish sweets. Poland is a beautiful country, we invite you to visit Krakow, Gdynia, Masuria, the wild Bieszczady and many other beautiful places. ps. Poles are a hospitable nation, we do not drink as there is an opinion about us in the world, best regards 🙂
Oh no, you have missed the "Delicje Szampańskie"! One of the polish classics- the biscuits with orange jelly and dark chocolate! I am also missing "landrynki" and "guma Turbo" here :) More to try: Sezamki (sesame in sugar glaze), Kukułki (very good, quite and unusual candy), Szyszka (puffy rice in caramel) and "mleko zagęszczone w tubce" (a kind of very sweet cream made from condenced reduced mik). Plums in chocolate (or raisins) and alcohol-filled chocolates are great! And no: you can't get dizzy from one or two (however children may get drunk after devouring the whole package! One more thing..."oranzada" does not go with any type of vodka. Nope. And the stereotypic vision of an "everyday vodka" is very skewed. Most of my friends don't drink it more than once a year, some don't do it at all. The older generations, especially in the Eastern Poland may hold some heavy-drinking celebrations like wedding, birthgays or funerals.
I am from the Netherlands, Arnhem and the last 3 and half years Amsterdam, but since 1st of August 2016 I live and work in Gdansk, Poland. I as not impressed by the Polish sweets. I quickly missed the Dutch drop. Whenever I don't have that (I let it sends to me and whenever I am in the Netherlands I take Dutch goodies with me) I like the Nimm @ sweets. They are made of fruit juice and yoghurt.
What is your favorite snack from Poland? 😍 Here is the link to Polish candy part 1: th-cam.com/video/5V4k2ASyjIU/w-d-xo.html
meh
they ruined them, I would agree few years ago, but buy germany made chocolate in kaufland in poland and compare it, I don't know if they add too much sugar or what is going on
iabuko mieuta is basically apple and mint, do you really taste it for the first time? o_0
actually right now in poland we have ton of original made sweets, you know, lidl, biedronka, auchan, everybody make their own sweets, biedronka has dark chocolate waffles that are grześki copy, but they taste way better
original sweets become worse than their copies, but they are hit or miss, I used to like carrefour chocolate until it become too sweet, waffles are the same, they literally are just sugar with small amount of cocholate, everything is like that now, lack of competition I believe, because taxes are lower than in germany
and you know :D this is poland, for poles taxes are unbareable, so they like sell the companies...even if they make millions, wedel is japanese now, same with rest of the sweets, but the production is still in poland, but I CAN TELL, that they just use different ingredients, man, I swear, it used to be super tasty, chauwa from wedel is literally a sugar bar, while the same chauwa from biedronka taste LITERALLY like wedel in the 90, this is insane, you must roam around the city to get sweets that doesn't taste like a cheap sugar bait
oh ye, these green packed cookies, they are amazing, they used to cost like 1pln [20€ cents] and I thought they will taste bad, but they are amazing, the company must be really new
I've never mixed oranżada powder with vodka, but thanks for the idea! xD
Exactly. As a kid I used to eat that powder dry (as many other kids) - however, of course, the purpose of this powder is to mix with water and create a drink.
But idea of mixing that with vodka? That sounds so exotic that I must try it some day! 😂
Polska gurom
Pro-tip:
Use sodastream or other syphon on vodka/bimber and take some shots. It will hit like a truck.
To takie miłe kiedy innym smakują Polskie słodycze😀.
Może pisz po angielsku lub niemiecku
@@N0TESLA It's so nice when others like Polish sweets😀
@@N0TESLA nie wiem w czym złego jest napisanie po polsku ;-;
Po polsku więcej łapek👍😁@@N0TESLA
ta bo zwykle som nazywane dziwne
We are missing "Delicje" cookies in those movies. Try it sometime ;)
Absolutely! Delicje, (Polish version of Java cakes) are delicious, which the name- Delicje, suggests :) maybe next time
@@sebastianbirch2187 Jaffa cakes*
The Torcik Wedlowski (almost spot on pronunciation of it by the way, Phil) is something that my family and friends usually cut (with a bigger knife though). In my experience, it's often something that you gift people for special occasions or celebrations - a fancier version of all the other wafer bars!
Ohhh cool, thank you! 🤗💜 That's really good to know! We know what to bring if we every visit someone's home in Poland!
Lol it used to be better when thing in Germany where ok. Lol
@@DeanaandPhil they only make 500 of them a day as they are hand decorated
@@DeanaandPhil and it is said to be decorated by hand.
The best part of the Torcik Wedlowski is that sometimes you used to be able to buy a huge bag (1kg?) of the corners left over from cutting the round disks from rectangular sheets of wafer. Without the external chocolate, but still delicious.
Nowdays they get ground up and put in another E.Wedel candy, Bajeczne.
I'm half polish/half Austrian and I love the plums in chocolate 😅 just watched both videos and yes they do love wafers and there are so many more you should taste :) ❤️
You either love or hate the plum candles - there is no in-between 😂
It's very funny that the Nałęczowska plum received only 1, but in Poland it is one of the tastiest chocolate snacks. I love them :)
JA NIECIERPIE ŚLIWKI W CZEKOLADZE
And most expensive as well.
How you could say that you dont like plums in chocolate!!!! Oh you just broke my heart! Currently, they are the best and one of the most expensive sweets in Poland.
maja racje sa nie dobre
O njeee jak ktoś morze nje lubić tego co ja lubieeee o nie jak tak morzna
śliwki w czekoladzie to najlepsze co powstało, są tak zajebiste że się tego nie da opisać słowami
I agree! I tried the chocolate plums when I visited Krakow….they are amazing! I live in Copenhagen and luckily I found a small polish supermarket here, when I can buy them. Expensive but worth the money! The same with some cherries in dark chocolate they have!
Love polish sweets 🙌❤️❤️
@@ShepZnek +1000
The plums candies are one of the best candies in Poland
True...but this couple has no taste
They are stupid haters and also youtube whores.
@@kaye8319 no, they just have a different taste. Not everyone has to like plums especially when they are known for causing stomach problems
They are not the best… they are gross 😂
@@paulinapuppel6210 I hear it SO often and idk why
@Deana and Phil we cut the Torcik Wedlowski in 8 pieces, so everyone can get a piece and enjoy. We often buy them for someone's birthday as a gift, but also for Christmas and Easter just to eat it with many other sweets and cakes. When it's Christmas or Easter it always has a different decoration as it is handmade decorated. We even have a special version for Valentines Day. I'm glad you like the Torcik Wedlowski, I love it too. It's so yummy.
Kocie Języki is the taste of my childhood. I love them! Greetings from Poland :>
"Fizzy" things are/were quite popular among the kids, Zozole were just crushed with young teeth to get the fizzy stuff outside asap. The powder from 3:10 was made to mix with water, but all kids just ate it and nobody I know ever mixed it with water :D Plums are indeed grandma kind of sweets, haha you nailed it.
You are grandma your kids are grandmas your grandma is grandma! And your cat is grandma! 👿👿🔥🔥
I think there's a misunderstanding with the vodka thing. As a polish guy i can tell you that we do not drink vodka all night and all day, but we drink it when there's something to celebrate, which could be a huge amount. I think that in Poland we have a stereotype that we think Russia guys drink vodka daily.
I've never seen someone mix anything with vodka.
On family parties my family often mixed vodka with juice (mostly my grandma). It's done plenty, but depends on vodka quality : D
Younger folks also mix with various sodas, I usually did it with Sprite or Coke.
Omg 😱 my favorite are plums in chocolate and I’m 30 years old 😂 and I love them since I remember. I’m shocked you didn’t like them 😛Greetings from Poland 🇵🇱
20 years I eat Kamyczki and never stop!
Oranżada- this is the taste of childhood ... simply
Nice, Wojtek and Asia sent you a lot of really popular things - most of them are with us from many years (I remember having them like 20 years ago!).
And yes, śliwka nałęczowska is usually old peoples favorite, be thankful that you did not get baryłki (chocolates with liquor in them).
For vodka I'd say we either go without anything and if we have to make a drink it would be some soda like cola/sprite, sometimes orange juice.
Katarzynki are more of a local thing for Toruń, I'd say we sometimes eat them around Christmas, but it is not seasonal snack. And there are also ones coated in chocolate as well.
For sure we're missing here Delicje - soft sponge cake with jelly coated in chocolate and Szyszki - puffed rice coated in toffi. And I'd like to add my personal favorite from kindergarden times - karpatki ciasteczka (cookies, not cake!), it's wafer with yummy filling.
Hopefully someday you will visit Poland to check the cuisine as well - just as much our sweets are sweet, our food is mostly savory :)
It was great watching you!
Yeeeees!! But I'm say Monster Munch should be here, too 🤤🤤
Torcik Wedlowski is cut like a normal cake into triangles. Enjoy your meal!
You're so cool, you guys. Great fun to watch you tasting Polish snacks. And well done for trying to pronounce our hard names - English is so much easier to learn! Greetings from Poland. :)
I will comment on this reaction to the chocolate plum with a meme that only Poles will understand: "Helena! I'm having a heart attack!"
THANKS Wojtek and Joanna !
Actually these plums in chocolate are one of the best candies in Poland! They are very expensive and it is one of the best things you can give to someone as a present.
Actually no. I piszę to jako Polka :D
If you visit Poland you need to go to Lublin and try Cebularz. It's a wheat pastry that looks like small pizza with onion and poppy seeds. Best when you cover it with cold butter. It sounds crazy but it is ultra good.
hehhe, tylko te śliwiki w czekoladzie są jedne z lepszych ;)
In Poland we don't usualy mix vodka with anything, we drink vodka like shots ;)
PS. I loooove 'Śliwka nałęczowska'. This is pretty expensive polish candy.
And yes in a passt in Poland we drink shot of vodka and after that eat pickle or fish in marinate :D Today we are departing from tradition.
And about bread and salt: in Polish tradicion we welcome the newlyweds with bread and salt, it is supposed to bring good luck :)
You should actually have more subscribers ❤️🌟 It's nice to see how much work you put into it
Thank you for your recognition and kind words! 🤗💜
Poland has some amazing wafer candy! Especially the long kit-kat ones in the end were awesome!
Też lubię nasze kit kat.
About "Śliwka nałęczowska". If you give it as a gift to Japanese girl or boy, she/he will be yours for ever. So you don't know your stuff. :P I am writing this as a resident of the Lublin region, which includes Nałęczów.
In Poland traditional way to welcome someone on the Polish Land is welcome that person with bread and salt. No one do it of course, but on special occasions, such as the Pope's visit people are greeing him with bread and salt on the airport.
3:26 Torcik!! Dude... that thing rules. My parents are from Ukraine, subsequently birthing me in the USA. I grew up with that delicious wafer of love as well as many other outstanding foods - pierogi, for instance, as seen in your Poland vids - and snacks exemplary of that region. We normally slice the wafer wheel into triangular pizza-esque slabs. One can then observe all the layers comprising that yummy structure. Dipping into tea or coffee is totally acceptable, as is savoring them on their own. Legendary stuff.
OMG i missed you guys!!!!!! Good to see you again! 😀
Glad to see you again! Thanks for being here! 🤗💜
I like Tymbark. Also on the bottle cap you can see written message and they are different 😉
I'm amazed that you like Polish snacks. However we have more delicious things to eat, so you definitely should visit Poland. Regarding Grzeski, you should really test the toffee taste. They are reaaaaaly amazing.
Oh my, plums in chocolate are one of my favourite chocolate snacks, I love eating them on Christmas!
By the way, in Poland, we don't drink that much alcohol - don't mistake us for Russians. Also accordingly to both statistics and my own knowledge and experience, nowadays people prefer other alcohols over vodka (flavoured beers, whisk(e)ys, a huge range of wines and so on). Vodka is a good choice for students who want to get boozy, and for gross old uncles at weddings. Also back at the time, 10-20 years ago, it was very polite if you brought a vodka bottle to a party once you were invited. Nowadays, it's not always a good choice, as there are a lot of people who are abstinent. It's like bringing chicken nuggets to a party with vegetarians.
And, what's important, there's a growing market of 0% alcohol drinks. It started with terrible, untasty beers, but at this moment the flavour of these drinks also changed and is very similar to standard alcoholic beer. There's also a huge range of non-alcohol wines. People start choosing 0% alcohol drinks over those with alcohol and this market grows every year (my personal favourite is Žatecký 0%).
Guys you just wanted to mix kids drinks (the orange&lime satchels) with vodka XD I'm literally crying here from laughter :D
But hell, im doing it next party ::D
everyone here loves pryncypałki and nice to see you love it too!
They seem to have such a range of snacks! They all seem to be tasty 😋
As a kid I loved Pawełki with Advocat, you could taste a forbidden % legally :) We have really wonderful sweets in Poland
I like wafer choclates too. I think I would like the plum chocolate. Loved watching the video. Thank you for keep creating great videos.
Will watch this twice. That Big,chocolate round cookie/Cake thing sure looked good. Put some Pure Homemade Vanilla Ice Cream on top of that disk. 😋
Ohhhh such a good idea! 😍
That was so funny today! Especially the part with the " waffle cake" and Deanas chocolate moustache 😅
Plums in chocolate are a delicacy in Poland and I love them very much
The tymbark juice was appel mint flavoured
You were right about that Tymbark Jabłko mięta, It's Apple and mint.
I'm 29 and my fav candy is THIS PLUMP CANDY
Those wafer snacks sound delicious. I now understand why there are flavored either strawberry or chocolate wafer layered cookies. I actually got a package the other month and enjoyed it and may want to try different import ones.
In my family Maltanki + glass of milk was some kind of thing that you must leave over night for Santa :D
Plums in chocolate is the best sweet for me:)
do an episode with our Polish food. Dumplings( Pierogi), bigos, sausage Kiełbasa ,kabanosy ), pickled cucumbers( kiszone ogórki ) and other delicious dishes. We in Poland have a lot of good food that you would surely like ..
We mix vodka with juices (orange, apple etc) and with coke but never with oranżada. But actually this can be a great idea, I need to try it. 😂 Also I'm surprised that you hate plums in chocolate so much, for me it's delicious and I eat it usually around Christmas.
you should also try: Delicje, Markizy, Sękacz z nadzieniem, chałwa fantazyjna (Odra), Galaretka w cukrze lub czekoladzie, Łąkotki w cukrze, Mulatki, Sezamki, Zagęszczanie mleko w tubce, Krakersy solone, and our famous pralines: Malaga, Tikitaki, Kasztanki. And from traditional hard candy you can try: Raczki, Kukułki and Fistaszkowe. - I’m curious how you would like them.
Give ur polish friend sending u this a hint - place a price sticker on every product, cool video anyway wish u all best :3
Ooh, i commented on previous video about powder drinks and now you tried it 😂 it's supposed to be mixed with a glass of water to make a drink - but kids always had it dry, straight into mouth from package 😂 it fizzes mixed with saliva in mouth and makes lots of foam
Variety of sweets in Poland is enormous, especially wafers. I would say Poland is country no 1 when it comes to variety of wafers and sausages.
Hey. I am from Poland. No, this powder is not poured into alcohol :) you either drink it or eat it with your fingers. Mainly children. It was very popular 30 years ago. And the wedel torcik is delicious. You usually cut it into triangles and just eat it with coffee or tea. Sometimes there are different decorations on this cake. The words 'Merry Christmas' or Mother's Day wishes....
I love these plums coated in chocolate the most lol
I don't know if anyone wrote this and I don't know if you'll read it after all this time... Well, Tymbark has all sorts of nice words under its caps and we in Poland believe in it like the Japanese do with fortune cookies. It often happened that they were actually tested, the kind of thing I was stressed about was the one under the cap "It'll be fine" or "Everything will work out"
oranzada powder was idea for walk in mountain when you find source water
You broke my heart with the plums :D
we don't mix everything with vodka. "Oranżada w proszku" in the mouth or with water and the tymbark can be washed down with vodka (it's worth looking under the cap)
Tymbark and Kubuś are from same company. And both tastes great. One for kids, other one for older people
WW is a Polish KitKat, it's probably an acronym of Wild Wafer
Grześki are classic too
Oranżada in powder, cheaper thing to drink, so people was just eat the powder instead
Torcik Wedlowski is same old classic as Ptasie Mleczko from part one. And it's hand decorated
Zozole is really fizzy, but they're also doing other things, like sour jellies
The cakes are called Regional, but they're not 🤣
Maltanki was made many years ago with artifical chocolate, instead of real one, an surprising fact about them
Nałęczowska Śliwka is just a "premium thing" here. Plums in chocolate is for conesseurs here
Katarzynki is made by company who made original gingerbreads here in Poland, so they won't dissapoint
And finally Pryncy Pałki, it's inspired from Prince Polo wafers 😜
How great to see this test 😊
Hi, in Poland we eat these oranżadki just like you ate. I love pryncypałki, jeżyki, krówki, draże, oranżadki, andruty, oranżadę helene, kubusia and you must to try delicje and oscypek in Zakopane. I really anjoy your video and can't wait to se more Poland in your videos
Ohhhh nooooo I'm from Poland and vodka + "orężada" is very bad. This powder we mix with water
Try "Jeżyki", all foreigners love it and ofcourse other snacks from "Dr Gerard" ie. "Pasja wiśniowa" or "Rolls Rolls" this is manufacturer od "Pryncypałki" which u liked so much.
My favourite Polish chocolate bar is WEDELs strawberry one !
contrary to popular opinion, we do not mix everything with vodka :))We simply cut Wedel's cake into pieces - Greetings from Poland :)
Greetings from Tricity in Poland :-)
Love your videos 🥰
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I love these tasting videos! You could try spanish or dutch candy next :)
Ohh yeah! sounds delicious! 😍
I WAS SURPRISED WHEN YOU SAID THE3 PLUM THING is not good ik its your opinion but im just surprised
A raczki i kukułki irysy? Galaretka w cukrze
Toruńskie pierniczki...ech całą Polskę trzeba zwiedzić bo każdy rejon ms swoje przysmaki
3:10 you can put this in water becuse its for water too
You should eat that torcik wedlowski as you prefer 😛 and you can drink everything with vodka, oranżada is used but not common. Cola and vodka or cola and tymbark are classic.
Hi, actually I love plums in chocolate - especially when I eat them together with salt sticks it's just awesome! But I can understand people who hate it 😁
As for Pryncypałki, WW, Grześki, Prince Polo - yup, Polish wafer snacks are fantastic! I love them too ♥
Ohhhh! So Hitler's mustache was actually a chocolate print from a cookie held under the nose.
I want some Polish wafer snacks now!
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come into my van.i have some polish wafers XD
Try wafer named Princessa - several types, all of them awesome
Try Polish "Szyszka" (Cone).. for me it is taste of childhood
I also wonder if there is anybody out there who really is into that Plum thing!! 🤣
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Im ok with plums the fruit but once I tried this Asian smoked plum hard candy and it was nasty !!! It tasted like burnt wood LOL
I'm polish and that Śliwka Nałęczowska is a dried plum in chocolate. My mum love it and she makes soup out of it (without chocolate of course). To me it tastes horrible. I hate it.
I do love them 😅 there are more brands that make these plums in chocolate in Poland and Russia, so there must be more people out there who like them too😋
Hmmmm...yesssss :-) I really, really LOVE plums in chocolate :-)
That's the best way to eat Oranżadka with your fingers!
Thats true, plums in chocolate are loved only by our grandparents :p
And what about "oranżada", I actually drunk it with vodka my whole studies, but with the red one. And i have never tried with powder, maybe new Challenge for me!
Wow! The huge wafer looks amazing!,!
Oranżada isnt something polish people mix with vodka. Usually its either Coca-Cola/Pepsi or some fruit juice if anything.
The plum chocolate candies are delicious don't hate on them 😋
you must try "jeżynki"
Those drinks bottles looks really cool !!! Wafers seem to be a huge thing outside of North America !!! As a fellow Food taster on TH-cam im curious , how far ahead of time do yall record your videos ? I wonder what difference is between waffle and wafer , it seems like a lot of countries call wafers waffles. In Iran ( Im Iranian Canadian ) they also called wafers waffles. This was another awesome video :)
We are definitely fans of the wafer goodness! 😍 As far as filming and scheduling, it really depends! Sometimes we film only a few days prior to release and other times it's 6+ weeks. 😅 idk if that is helpful! We try to fit it into our schedule and what works for us.
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Śliwka w czekoladzie is the best, you're hurting my feeling by telling IT tastes like 1/10 xD
Thank you for trying Polish sweets. Poland is a beautiful country, we invite you to visit Krakow, Gdynia, Masuria, the wild Bieszczady and many other beautiful places. ps. Poles are a hospitable nation, we do not drink as there is an opinion about us in the world, best regards 🙂
My mum loves these plum candies, but I personally hate them, so I understand you guys 😂
Oh no, you have missed the "Delicje Szampańskie"! One of the polish classics- the biscuits with orange jelly and dark chocolate!
I am also missing "landrynki" and "guma Turbo" here :)
More to try: Sezamki (sesame in sugar glaze), Kukułki (very good, quite and unusual candy), Szyszka (puffy rice in caramel) and "mleko zagęszczone w tubce" (a kind of very sweet cream made from condenced reduced mik).
Plums in chocolate (or raisins) and alcohol-filled chocolates are great! And no: you can't get dizzy from one or two (however children may get drunk after devouring the whole package!
One more thing..."oranzada" does not go with any type of vodka. Nope. And the stereotypic vision of an "everyday vodka" is very skewed. Most of my friends don't drink it more than once a year, some don't do it at all. The older generations, especially in the Eastern Poland may hold some heavy-drinking celebrations like wedding, birthgays or funerals.
Birthgays lol. If they give birth to a gay then yes, they may need a drink or two to process that.
I hate this plum candy too xD A lot of old ppl love it.
Hey guys food for thought 💭 i will be coming over for a visit in August for two weeks, would you like for me to bring some Mac & Cheese 🧀???? 😜
Thanks for the offer! We got some recently!! 😍
"oranżada " mixed with water
3:22 We mix it with water. We really don't mix everything with Vodka!
PLUMS IN CHOCHOLATE
WE ALL EAT IT
And if you would be in poland go to toruń we have there gingerbreads
we pass around 'torcik' in our tribe
Actually ww was before kit kat, they stole it from poles, it is in poland for more than 30 years :3
I am from the Netherlands, Arnhem and the last 3 and half years Amsterdam, but since 1st of August 2016 I live and work in Gdansk, Poland. I as not impressed by the Polish sweets. I quickly missed the Dutch drop. Whenever I don't have that (I let it sends to me and whenever I am in the Netherlands I take Dutch goodies with me) I like the Nimm @ sweets. They are made of fruit juice and yoghurt.
As a polish person I would never drink vodka with oranżada you were right it is a cheap soda 😂
6:49 when my mom buy 2 packs i grab one ,go nto my room nad eat all of themXD
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If it was all paid for... 🤔 Japan!!! What about you? We would love to hear other answers! 😍
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