Emmy your videos make me so so happy! No other you-tuber can make my day like you! If I am having trouble sleeping I just put on a mix of your older videos and they calm me right down.. hope that doesn't sound creepy! :D
I absolutely love the accurate descriptions as you taste things. Just like Andrew Zimmern on Bizarre Foods, you have a unique talent for verbally deconstructing foods in such a way that the watcher can almost perfectly imagine what you're eating. Fun, fun!! So glad we found your channel. My kids watch you, too.
Kaseke means birch tree in Estonian. We collect birch water in spring (we make a small hole and collect the water that comes out) so the tree is quite important to us.
Olenkõvamees tapjavist Eesti omad on väga head. Proovi näiteks Soome kummikomme, ja muid-jube.... Ja paljud slaavi(vene-ukraina jne) kommid on ikka kordades magusamad. Muidugi euronormidega kahjuks tase kordades alla tõmmatud. Mäletan veel,kui komeedi komm oli lahtiselt ja värskelt said,siis ikka oli hääää.
Komeeti saab siiani lahtiselt, aga tuleb teada, kust saab. Maitse on parem, kui individuaalselt pakendatud kommidel, aga siiski nõrgem, kui varasemalt.
Hi Emmy! So the Mõnus Maius is a puffed corn with toffee! Teekonna is translated in to Journey (hence the on the package) Ananassi is literally pineapple and is supposed to taste like one. Tiina is a blackcurrant marmalade filled. Komeet is Comet. Kaseke is a Birch tree, hence the white and black packaging and is mainly made from stuff called Kama - a mixture of roasted barley, rye, oat and pea flour Tõmmu is basically translated as dark. Mesikäpp is "honeypaw", hence the bear. ))))))
Great to see you eating Estonia, Emmy :) I'm also an Estonian (though I live in Finland now - and I do like salmiakki ;) ), and a while ago I actually searchd if you had Estonia-video, but didn't find anything back then. Kalev is the biggest and oldest confectionery in Estonia, and it is hugely popular. Kaseke is def one of my favourites from them, though it's hard to find what it is exactly - their website just says it's milky bar with cocoa. And Mõnus Maius is absolutely heavenly - I hope the quality is still the same though, I haven't had it in a long while. :)
Haha! I don't know many people with this last name so that is pretty awesome :) Ma oskan eesti keelt küll, iga päev ikka räägin ;) Ilusat suve Sulle Eestis, maibel :)
Kalev company likes to use random names on their sweets. There are human names as Tiina, Mari, Lily etc, there are" Komeet" as Comet in English, "Teekonna" as road trip or journey or similar to that, "mesikäpp" directly translated as honeypaw (honey=mesi and paw=käpp) (nickname of bear)
I'm going to Estonia in week and a half and this video nearly made me cry because I miss all of these candies especially the one with sunflower seeds, its amazing D: So glad that you finally got to try Estonian sweets :D
I swear I practically live on your channel! I love seeing all the different snacks and treats etc and your calm voice and personality are just the perfect fit for youtube.. Thank you from a English teen(: x
Mu arust on natuke tore ja naljakas kuulata kuidas võõramaalased üritavad meie toodete nimesid jne edasi välja öelda. Kuna Emmy pole varem väga Eesti kohta lugenud, luges ta ikka väga hästi.
Yaay!! Finally you made a video about my country, Estonia :)!! "Kaseke" is one of my favourite chocolate candies. We call that kind of texture "batoon" (in your case Kaseke and Mesikäpp are both batoonid) which is quite different from chocolate covered candies. And the brand "Kalev" is veeeery popular here because it has a long history and very fine quality!
i think the fruit may be fig because in arabic, teen is fig. and ananas in arabic is pineapple, so by the u described it, i think that chocolate wafer ananasi is pineapple. not really sure but thats my guess :)
Soft and sweet Kaseke candies have been a part of the Kalev product selection for decades already. The nicely milky taste of the baton candies is balanced by the slightly bitter nuance of the added cocoa, which makes them favourites for children and grown-ups alike.
As described on Kalev's website: Soft and sweet Kaseke candies have been a part of the Kalev product selection for decades already. The nicely milky taste of the baton candies is balanced by the slightly bitter nuance of the added cocoa, which makes them favourites for children and grown-ups alike.
This is so awesome video I'm from Estonia and I eat those sweets very often. It's funny to see someone eating them and listen to those little notes. I'm definitely going to look at you other videos :)
The nut bars are called brittles here in the US, you're right they're just carmalized sugar, sometimes butter, sometimes vanilla, but mostly just sugar and nuts.
Yum! Now I want some of those!! I used to have a friend from Estonia, but unfortunately, we got into a fight and are no longer friends. I still would like to go to Estonia some day. It's a beautiful country! Thanks for Skype, Estonia.
Hello from Estonia to u, never seen anyone eating estonian food, that was awesome, mby someone will send to you our food what we eat for christmas, that will be a good video
It's so nice to see that you also tasted Estonian sweets! :) I personally really like Tiina (it is rum flavored jelly), Teekonna (on the website of Kalev they say: Dark bitterish filling of the taste of orange), Tõmmu (rum fondant), Ananassi (pineapple) and that jelly cherry candy. I'm so glad you liked Estonian sweets. Watching you try them made me happy! :)
I am from Estonia and it is fun to watch what other people think of our candy. We are used to it but when you watch other people it is weird :-D I am happy that you liked it. And it is fun to hear how people say the names :-D
THE WAY YOU SAID MAIUS WAS HILAAAAARIOUS! BTW The "fruit" jello inside Tiina is rum jelly. Yeeea....Estonians. And Tõmmu. Thats rum too. And how did you not get PIlveke! Its like the best candy from Estonia EVER!
Hah, no way! I just found your channel yesterday and thought about sending you some treats, and someone already sent you something from here! Love your channel! :)
Samantha Zonneveld leuk idee, wel.moeilijk idd om iets te bedenken en ik weet zo ook ni uit mn hoofd wat ze ook alweer in dr eerdere nederlandse pakketjes had, maar ik maak toevallig ook een pakket voor een vriendin in Amerika en bij mij gaat er speculoospasta in..niet nederlands maar leek me wel leuk! Van die mini verpakkingen beleg zoals hagelslag enzo..En volgens mij hebben ze daar ook geen lion, klein zakje lays joppie chips, kaneelkussentjes, manna plofrijst, en hema heeft ook zakjes met dutch candy bijv, kaasvlinders en gevulde koek.. yoghurt rozijntjes...t zijn maar wat ideetjes en hoop dat je er wat aan hebt! Liefs Manon
I am glad you made video of Estonia (I'm from Estonia). It was so inderesting to hear you describe the tastes of these candies because I have been eating them my whole life, but I have never thought of them like this.. (That Komeet has coffee flavor :D )
4:14 those are sunflower seeds, not nuts. 5:42 Mesikäpp ( translates as "a paw covered in honey". Kalev - is a huge company in Estonia, that makes all sorts of candy. I'm sorry, Kat didn't send you some of my personal favorites... but oh well..
Big thank you to you who promote our tiny tiny little country (ps i am from estonia and i recomend to travel here in winter because in winter we usually have snow everywhere and please go to tartu and tell me if you are coming thank you) maria
Kaseke means birch in a pampering way, you can see it from the packaging but the candy does not have anything to do with the birch tree! I love your videos :)
Kaseke is basically like a chocolate bar , but I think it has coco in it too :) In Estonia you can buy this sweet from basically every store , and they are cheap too :)
Greetings from Norway! :) i was born in estonia (in Tallinn to be correct) and moved from Estonia when i was 4 so ever since i have live in Norway but i still visit my familiy every summer
Here is another person living in Estonia! i also like the last one :) and thank you for trying all of these.. Thanks to you i will at least have an idea about their taste before buying ^^'
Dad says the marmelaadi (or the Romanian version of it, marmelada) is made of fruit that has been boiled and simmered until it reaches the consistency of a paste. He says usually rest of fruits are used, not necessary the fresh package. Sort of like a jam, but not using the good parts. To me it looks like marmite/vegemite, the same browny color, but it has a slightly tougher consistency due to jello. Despite knowing what it's made of, it's really yummy and it's an old fashioned treat here. Go Eastern Europe! :P
Hey! Greetings from Estonia, I was so excited when I saw this. Also, the Tiina candy, it's actually not fruit flavor. It's supposed to be rum-flavored. As for Kaseke, is't supposed to be a mix of milk and chocolate.
I always thought of Kaseke as a candy with small nut pieces in it. It reminds me of that version of Mesikäpp (this one has a version like the Ananassi as well), except that one tastes, in my opinion, more chocolately than Kaseke. Personally I like Kaseke better though. I hope you enjoyed sweets from Estonia, jätku leiba/head isu!
The candy "Teekonna" you tried is made up from production leftovers, really. It means that everything that has not been used in other products, leftovers, surplus etc is squeezed into that one bar, they add a little other stuff as well. During soviet times, that candy was very popular and it still is.
The cheese and onion chocolate!!! I saw Good Mythical Morning eat that first it tastes like regular milk chocolate but then the cheese and onion just hits randomly! :)
I just love the word Estonia :D
Great video Emmy!
Hey ken I left a comment on your latest video on your channel. May I ask that you read it?
KEN!!!!
Tank Pluzz And who gives a shit?
kapotikalev mölised siin eestlasega jah?
TeletubbieTV Ei tead, tra kedagi ei koti ju et nad Eestist on..
Haha as a estonian, this was so fun to watch! :D Ananass actually means pineapple in estonian so ananassi candy is with pineapple.
Low Budget Ice King Nanas is Malay for Pineapple😄
Emmy your videos make me so so happy! No other you-tuber can make my day like you! If I am having trouble sleeping I just put on a mix of your older videos and they calm me right down.. hope that doesn't sound creepy! :D
Same here!
Lol I thought I was the only one;)
Me too
lol i do the same i find it a little creepy myself but her voice is so soothing so calming it makes me feel calm :3
Haha glad to know i'm not the only creeper falling asleep to Emmy's voice!
i was looking at estonian parodies and suddenly, emmy eats estonia
I absolutely love the accurate descriptions as you taste things. Just like Andrew Zimmern on Bizarre Foods, you have a unique talent for verbally deconstructing foods in such a way that the watcher can almost perfectly imagine what you're eating. Fun, fun!! So glad we found your channel. My kids watch you, too.
Kaseke means birch tree in Estonian. We collect birch water in spring (we make a small hole and collect the water that comes out) so the tree is quite important to us.
Kaseke is a tree name in Estonia. The candy has a slight tree flavour. :D
On jah.
ma olen kasemahla joonud :D ajukääbik
***** kasemahl jumala hea
vanasti vanaisaga maal korjasime koguaeg.
Haha :'D
birch tree :)
I live in Estonia
o rly `?
***** KÕIK TEE ON KATKI
oh tegelt?
täitsa perses, ei usu
aplaus
Eestis on head maiustused :)
Eriti mitte süda ajavad pahaks, nii magusad rsk...
Olenkõvamees tapjavist
Eesti omad on väga head. Proovi näiteks Soome kummikomme, ja muid-jube.... Ja paljud slaavi(vene-ukraina jne) kommid on ikka kordades magusamad. Muidugi euronormidega kahjuks tase kordades alla tõmmatud. Mäletan veel,kui komeedi komm oli lahtiselt ja värskelt said,siis ikka oli hääää.
Komeeti saab siiani lahtiselt, aga tuleb teada, kust saab. Maitse on parem, kui individuaalselt pakendatud kommidel, aga siiski nõrgem, kui varasemalt.
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Hi Emmy!
So the Mõnus Maius is a puffed corn with toffee!
Teekonna is translated in to Journey (hence the on the package)
Ananassi is literally pineapple and is supposed to taste like one.
Tiina is a blackcurrant marmalade filled.
Komeet is Comet.
Kaseke is a Birch tree, hence the white and black packaging and is mainly made from stuff called Kama - a mixture of roasted barley, rye, oat and pea flour
Tõmmu is basically translated as dark.
Mesikäpp is "honeypaw", hence the bear.
))))))
Great to see you eating Estonia, Emmy :) I'm also an Estonian (though I live in Finland now - and I do like salmiakki ;) ), and a while ago I actually searchd if you had Estonia-video, but didn't find anything back then.
Kalev is the biggest and oldest confectionery in Estonia, and it is hugely popular. Kaseke is def one of my favourites from them, though it's hard to find what it is exactly - their website just says it's milky bar with cocoa. And Mõnus Maius is absolutely heavenly - I hope the quality is still the same though, I haven't had it in a long while. :)
Omg im from estonia to kati and we have the same last name! :D kas saa ikka oskad eestikelt v? Maa ise elan norras nyyd aga lähen eestise suveks :)
Haha! I don't know many people with this last name so that is pretty awesome :) Ma oskan eesti keelt küll, iga päev ikka räägin ;) Ilusat suve Sulle Eestis, maibel :)
Kati Riives Hei armsad kaasmaalased! Kuidas läheb? Suur rõõm on siin eestlaseid kohata :) Palju päikest !!
Kati Riives WTF ainuke inimene maailmas kellele meeldib salmiakki
Imre Saks mulle meeldib ka
Kalev company likes to use random names on their sweets. There are human names as Tiina, Mari, Lily etc, there are" Komeet" as Comet in English, "Teekonna" as road trip or journey or similar to that, "mesikäpp" directly translated as honeypaw (honey=mesi and paw=käpp) (nickname of bear)
I'm going to Estonia in week and a half and this video nearly made me cry because I miss all of these candies especially the one with sunflower seeds, its amazing D:
So glad that you finally got to try Estonian sweets :D
I swear I practically live on your channel! I love seeing all the different snacks and treats etc and your calm voice and personality are just the perfect fit for youtube.. Thank you from a English teen(: x
Thanks Cheyenne Challinor :)
I've been to Estonia one year ago and I liked it very much. The people were very nice.
All I can say is I always love your videos. Thank you Emmy for the fun and information. And the cool endings.
Kaseke means birch(+diminutive).
Love your videos just subscribed to you last week and can't stop watching your vids!
I love that somebody notices our little Estonia and enjoys our sweets!! You're so cute! :)
Thank you for this review Emmy, it was fun to watch it and I thank you for it :)
I'm Estonian and thank you
Ta luges jube hästi neid eesti nimesid ja suht isegi ütleks et armsalt :D
***** Või MONUS MAUS. Aga tegelt üsna hästi
Päris härsti luges ainult, et need mõned tähed läksid valesti ja see, kui oli näiteks Tõmmu siis ta ütles Tomu. :D Aga muidu päris hea
Mu arust on natuke tore ja naljakas kuulata kuidas võõramaalased üritavad meie toodete nimesid jne edasi välja öelda. Kuna Emmy pole varem väga Eesti kohta lugenud, luges ta ikka väga hästi.
Kas ma olen ainuke kes arvab, et on armas kuulda kui keegi ütleb meie nimed valesti kui enne vabandab, aga kui ei vabanda ma lihtsalt naeran
YoungGamer Olen sinuga nõus! XD ^.-
Yaay!! Finally you made a video about my country, Estonia :)!! "Kaseke" is one of my favourite chocolate candies. We call that kind of texture "batoon" (in your case Kaseke and Mesikäpp are both batoonid) which is quite different from chocolate covered candies. And the brand "Kalev" is veeeery popular here because it has a long history and very fine quality!
Im from Estonia !! Its really funny how you say the names (in the good way)!
Maa kaa eestist :D vavha et nyyd koik kees on eestist utlevad seda :)
Very nice video. I especially liked how you pronounced the names of these candies, it was just so adorable :)
Hugs from Brazil to Estonia! Well, I am so hungry by seeing this video right now... Hahaha
i think the fruit may be fig because in arabic, teen is fig. and ananas in arabic is pineapple, so by the u described it, i think that chocolate wafer ananasi is pineapple. not really sure but thats my guess :)
Yes- i agree.... In Danish, we Call pineapple for ananas, so I also think the fruity taste could be pineapple 😊
AnkieAsmr Tingling
www.theguardian.com/news/datablog/interactive/2013/nov/14/pain-in-the-ananas-etymology-maps
:)
JohannaEG ya i know but in this case i think its the fruit not the island.
Yes it is pineapple ;)
Soft and sweet Kaseke candies have been a part of the Kalev product selection for decades already. The nicely milky taste of the baton candies is balanced by the slightly bitter nuance of the added cocoa, which makes them favourites for children and grown-ups alike.
May seem silly, but your video just made me smile today, when I needed it the most.
As described on Kalev's website: Soft and sweet Kaseke candies have been a part of the Kalev product selection for decades already. The nicely milky taste of the baton candies is balanced by the slightly bitter nuance of the added cocoa, which makes them favourites for children and grown-ups alike.
This is so awesome video I'm from Estonia and I eat those sweets very often. It's funny to see someone eating them and listen to those little notes. I'm definitely going to look at you other videos :)
The nut bars are called brittles here in the US, you're right they're just carmalized sugar, sometimes butter, sometimes vanilla, but mostly just sugar and nuts.
Yay, I am from Estonia :) It is so cute to hear you pronounce estonian :D Mesikäpp is one of my favourite Estonian candies.
Minu oma kaa, medi käpp on nii hea! :) lähen eestise nyys suvi elan norras nyyd nii et tahaks juba ista palju medi käppad :)
Yum! Now I want some of those!! I used to have a friend from Estonia, but unfortunately, we got into a fight and are no longer friends. I still would like to go to Estonia some day. It's a beautiful country! Thanks for Skype, Estonia.
one of the popular ones is Kaseke,once u start eating it, u cant stop untill your out of it !
Tiina is candy with rum marmalade.. Tõmmu is also with rum.. I don't know why estonians like rum so much...
Estonians don´t like rum so much..we love wine! :D and Kaseke!!! :D
Vein (Wine) or Viin (Vodka).. Basically the same for Estonians :)
there is no alcohol in candyes
It's not rum it's just rum taste (if i'm not wrong :S)
It's rum essence c:
I'm from Estonia :D.
Me to :-D
Mina ka :D
Mina ka :)
Nii palju Eestlased :DD
Miks nad inglis keeled ütlevad neid haha
I´m an Estonian and i´m really happy that you tried candies that i eat almost every day.
I am from estonia and im so happy to see you tasting those candies
Hello from Estonia to u, never seen anyone eating estonian food, that was awesome, mby someone will send to you our food what we eat for christmas, that will be a good video
It's so nice to see that you also tasted Estonian sweets! :) I personally really like Tiina (it is rum flavored jelly), Teekonna (on the website of Kalev they say: Dark bitterish filling of the taste of orange), Tõmmu (rum fondant), Ananassi (pineapple) and that jelly cherry candy. I'm so glad you liked Estonian sweets. Watching you try them made me happy! :)
Oh my God, I can't believe someone sent you the Tayto cheese & onion crisp bar. I've always wondered what you'd think of it. Can't wait!!
Had fun watching it! Greetings from Estonia!
the first one you've tried is my favourite childhood snack! it's corn puffs in caramel and you can actually make it at home very easily!
Kaseke means Birch tree. The packaging is in the pattern of a birch tree. Kalev makes lots of Estonian history based candies.
I am from Estonia and it is fun to watch what other people think of our candy. We are used to it but when you watch other people it is weird :-D I am happy that you liked it. And it is fun to hear how people say the names :-D
I'm from Estonia and I love these candies!😍
mesi käpp-honey palm(waffle candy)//
mõnus maius-sweet snack(corn stick and iris snack)//
tiina-just a girl name//
teekonna-road trip//
ananassi-pineapple//
kaseke-brich(milk and cocoa candy)//
marmelaadi-marmalade//
THE WAY YOU SAID MAIUS WAS HILAAAAARIOUS!
BTW The "fruit" jello inside Tiina is rum jelly. Yeeea....Estonians. And Tõmmu. Thats rum too.
And how did you not get PIlveke! Its like the best candy from Estonia EVER!
Hah, no way! I just found your channel yesterday and thought about sending you some treats, and someone already sent you something from here! Love your channel! :)
Thanks & welcome. :)
"Komeet" candys,"Kalev" biscuits and Tartu traditional lemonade reminds me of my childhood. Greetings from Estonia!
are you going to do a Emmy eats the netherlands video again?
I love your channel
Als je haar een doos stuurt dan wel
Taylena Goswift dat snap ik ook wel -.-
Samantha Zonneveld Ik denk erover om er een te sturen..met roze koeken, mergpijpjes, etc.
sharcherry oke leuk toch en dan hopen dat ze het ook lekker vindt :) heb je nog ideeen voor dingen die je erin kan doen?
Samantha Zonneveld leuk idee, wel.moeilijk idd om iets te bedenken en ik weet zo ook ni uit mn hoofd wat ze ook alweer in dr eerdere nederlandse pakketjes had, maar ik maak toevallig ook een pakket voor een vriendin in Amerika en bij mij gaat er speculoospasta in..niet nederlands maar leek me wel leuk! Van die mini verpakkingen beleg zoals hagelslag enzo..En volgens mij hebben ze daar ook geen lion, klein zakje lays joppie chips, kaneelkussentjes, manna plofrijst, en hema heeft ook zakjes met dutch candy bijv, kaasvlinders en gevulde koek.. yoghurt rozijntjes...t zijn maar wat ideetjes en hoop dat je er wat aan hebt! Liefs Manon
Great vid I always wanna try new things because of u ☺️
I am glad you made video of Estonia (I'm from Estonia). It was so inderesting to hear you describe the tastes of these candies because I have been eating them my whole life, but I have never thought of them like this.. (That Komeet has coffee flavor :D )
The annanasi bar is pineapple I know this because ananas means pineapple in Dutch. And there was a pineapple print on the wrapping
Thanks so much 💫❤️ at least ESTONIA gets some popularity ;D I'm Estonian and thanks sooooo much
I live in Estonia, Every treat you tasted are my fave !
HURRAAAAA!!! Emmy eat´s Estonia.. Mõnus Mais is soooooooo jammmyyyy!!! I like it!
I think that Ananassi bar is a sort of combination of chocolate and pineapple. Ananas means pineapple in Dutch, so I think it's the same in Estonian.
Ananasii - Ananas is pineapple in most of the scandinavian languages, so the chocolate bar is supposed to tasteline like pineapple :)
4:14 those are sunflower seeds, not nuts. 5:42 Mesikäpp ( translates as "a paw covered in honey". Kalev - is a huge company in Estonia, that makes all sorts of candy. I'm sorry, Kat didn't send you some of my personal favorites... but oh well..
Big thank you to you who promote our tiny tiny little country (ps i am from estonia and i recomend to travel here in winter because in winter we usually have snow everywhere and please go to tartu and tell me if you are coming thank you) maria
I'm Estonian too :P So cool to watch you eat all these candies that I have grown up with :)
Emmy I am from Estonia too and that jelly kind of stuff we call it marmelaad. And great video by the way 😊
The filling inside Tiina' and Marmelaadi-kompvek' is simply a flavoured soft marmelade ;) Greetings from Estonia!
All these sweets bring back memories :) looked the other Estonia video too,and they made me wanna go to Kalev store :) good video! :)
Kaseke means birch in a pampering way, you can see it from the packaging but the candy does not have anything to do with the birch tree! I love your videos :)
tänan sind emmy, et sa kiidad eesti maiustusi/thank you emmy for loving our estonia sweets.
who else has to take a breath when emmy smells the treat
I am from Estonia!!! Greetings from Estonia!!!!
I'll be looking forward to the Tayto video! xD
õ is estonias special character (im from estonia) mesi käpp means honey paw (in direct translate) it means bear.
i really am happy that you liked the candy of our ppl! thank you!!
The most cancerous part is that your and estonian like me, and you're using a pony pic *dies of cringe*
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interesting candies.
Every time I watch you..... My mouth waters for all those treats.... (Especially the chocolates). :-)
Kaseke is basically like a chocolate bar , but I think it has coco in it too :) In Estonia you can buy this sweet from basically every store , and they are cheap too :)
I'm from Estonia I also love these candies especially Kaseke and Ananassi
I could listen to you for hours. Very nice speaking voice
i am from estonia too :) nice video keep up the good work
Hey Em! :)
I'm from at Estonia and I agree with you.These sweets are very good! :)
Btw greets from Estonia :)
Its sooo good if u like Estonian candies..I live in Estonia :)
Yeah. I'm from Estonia and i wanted to say that the "Tõmmu" Candy has a Rum Essence in it :D
haiiiii, fancy seeing you here :D
I really hope that you like our treats, beacuse I am from Estonia! I love your videos!
Estonians like this post!
I live in Finland, but i'm Estonian and i love that Kaseke! ♡
Greetings from Norway! :) i was born in estonia (in Tallinn to be correct) and moved from Estonia when i was 4 so ever since i have live in Norway but i still visit my familiy every summer
Here is another person living in Estonia! i also like the last one :) and thank you for trying all of these.. Thanks to you i will at least have an idea about their taste before buying ^^'
Dad says the marmelaadi (or the Romanian version of it, marmelada) is made of fruit that has been boiled and simmered until it reaches the consistency of a paste. He says usually rest of fruits are used, not necessary the fresh package. Sort of like a jam, but not using the good parts. To me it looks like marmite/vegemite, the same browny color, but it has a slightly tougher consistency due to jello. Despite knowing what it's made of, it's really yummy and it's an old fashioned treat here. Go Eastern Europe! :P
Actually in Estonia the soft marmalade in the contents of the candy is made of the jellifier Estagar from the Baltic Sea red alga Furcellaria.
Hey!
Greetings from Estonia, I was so excited when I saw this. Also, the Tiina candy, it's actually not fruit flavor. It's supposed to be rum-flavored.
As for Kaseke, is't supposed to be a mix of milk and chocolate.
elagu eesti!
I always thought of Kaseke as a candy with small nut pieces in it. It reminds me of that version of Mesikäpp (this one has a version like the Ananassi as well), except that one tastes, in my opinion, more chocolately than Kaseke. Personally I like Kaseke better though.
I hope you enjoyed sweets from Estonia, jätku leiba/head isu!
Ananassi means Pineapple's and it's one of my favorite candy! Kaseke is my ULTIMATE FAVORITE! Im from Estonia btw....
The candy "Teekonna" you tried is made up from production leftovers, really. It means that everything that has not been used in other products, leftovers, surplus etc is squeezed into that one bar, they add a little other stuff as well. During soviet times, that candy was very popular and it still is.
i live in estonia, glad you like our candy :D at least we know how to make candy
I really like that you like Estonia candy. I live in Estonia. I love your videos
The cheese and onion chocolate!!! I saw Good Mythical Morning eat that first it tastes like regular milk chocolate but then the cheese and onion just hits randomly! :)
GMM!
Where is the onion and cheese chocolate in this video? (Just wondering because i didnt see it)
At the end of the video it showed the cheese and onion chocolate for the next video and Emmy said you you read correctly
i live in Estonia. thank you for rating our foods!
You need to try chocolates made by Kalev. It is a company in Estonia, that is making most of the local sweets like candy and chocolate.
Thanks for enjoying our sweets .
I'm from Estonia very awesome video