Whenever we visited a foreign country, the first things my kids thought about (altho they are adults these days with kids of there own in the US). was what's the candy like !! ... thanks for sharing their reaction ;-) it was a bit of light relief from all the present madness. And what's with the 4 dislikes ?? It's kids trying out candy?? Weren't you ever a kid for goodness sake, lighten up!
What great kids, so sweet. It's so nice they're game to try these new things, so often kiddos might turn up their noses at something so different. I reckon they'll undoubtedly grow up to be adults very open to new experiences. Lucky kiddos to have these travel experiences! Thanks for another fun video, Wolters' World!
That was so sweet to watch, I am glad you shared this in a time of insanity. I hope things get back to normal and you are able to get back to traveling real soon. Happy Easter. Keep safe and healthy Mark. I do know you have been working to lose weight keep up the good and hard work. It will pay off.
Liam is a brave kid and willing to try anything from an early age. Both are open minded kids that are accepting of differences in other countries. Both seem like they will be really cool when they get older because they have done so much.
Should definetely try out "Miglė" next time you come around to Lithuania. One of my favourites, it should be in a red wrapper, nowadays comes in small packs of like 300 grams i think too.
First one was not really Lithuanian its more polish but it its very prevalent in the culture from ages of mixing between the two countries. Crazy cars - no idea never heard. but next time you are trying sweets you need to try Hematogenas and Pupa
Well there are two Americas, North America & South America, different countries count hte continents differently. Some say Australia is a contenient and others say it is Oceania. And some say The Americas, and others distinguish between northa nd south America. It is always a touchy subject and i know i will always get a comment like this wehenever I use the word America or American. Hence why most of hte time I use "USA" but there is not a word like USA-ian Children :)
Whenever we visited a foreign country, the first things my kids thought about (altho they are adults these days with kids of there own in the US). was what's the candy like !! ... thanks for sharing their reaction ;-) it was a bit of light relief from all the present madness.
And what's with the 4 dislikes ?? It's kids trying out candy?? Weren't you ever a kid for goodness sake, lighten up!
What great kids, so sweet. It's so nice they're game to try these new things, so often kiddos might turn up their noses at something so different. I reckon they'll undoubtedly grow up to be adults very open to new experiences. Lucky kiddos to have these travel experiences! Thanks for another fun video, Wolters' World!
Well, it was candy and i let them pick out the treats so it was a bit easier than some other foods to get them to try :)
That was so sweet to watch, I am glad you shared this in a time of insanity. I hope things get back to normal and you are able to get back to traveling real soon. Happy Easter. Keep safe and healthy Mark. I do know you have been working to lose weight keep up the good and hard work. It will pay off.
Thanks WB. Quarantine time has been tough on the diet but trying hard. Still a long way to go
Those look like yummy treats! Your kids are doing a great job describing flavors! ☺️
Lithuania had some good treats
@@woltersworld thank you so much
I get Isaac Newton and Fig Newtons mixed up all the time too. Love it!
I freaking looove this. Issac Newtons.😆💛
Jocelyn Wolters I knew he meant fig newtons when he said Isaac. 😅😂 European chocolates... oh boy ❤️
@@sahilanant123 I don't remember seeing Fig Newtons in EU. Are there any??
Adorable kids 😊😊😊
AW cute boys.
As a Lithuanian it feels nice to see others try the food!
Your boys share very nicely. Good job.
Sometimes... sometimes...
"Korivka" means cow in Ukrainian :)
(It is a Ukrainian candy)
I think that like almost all slavic/former ssrs countried have these candies
So cute!! I love it when the children are food critics and give their reviews on food and candy. :)
Now I want to do a store run and grab a bunch of candy. Thanks alot haha
Me too! I started looking up online how to get these in the US 😄
@@woltersworld I am in Armenia and they had so much candy in small wrappers. I try to avoid these lines at store. I love candy with Matcha.
Liam is a brave kid and willing to try anything from an early age. Both are open minded kids that are accepting of differences in other countries. Both seem like they will be really cool when they get older because they have done so much.
I hope so
So cute, great video 👍👍
Thanks Leo
Really fun - thanks for sharing!
Thanks Tom
They’re adorable.
thank you
The cow candy is actually latvian pride. We even have a silly song "Let's go to Riga, to the candy factory" (it rhymes in lithuanian, i promise)
And the caramel candies they've tried are Ukrainian :)
Lietuviški saldainiai pažodžiui geriausi! Jei nebandėte, jums reikia! Jūs tiesiogine to žodžio prasme įsimylėsite!
Aww Liam is adorable
So adorable!
Thank you
Should definetely try out "Miglė" next time you come around to Lithuania. One of my favourites, it should be in a red wrapper, nowadays comes in small packs of like 300 grams i think too.
That little kid eats everything!!
Just wait until tomorrows video... he was unstoppable in Lithuania
Aww they are so cute!
thank you
Cute kids! Haha, good to give the sweet stuff to kids 😊 funny 😂
Aciu Lina!
@@woltersworld prasom! 😄👌🤸♀️🚵♀️
Finally, a review by Liam. It is a mixed review though, if the chocolates was very good, he wouldn't be sharing it with any one, even Dad 😁😁😁.
You know Liam well.
Melt my heart ❤️
Most of them are universal ex-soviet sweets. I‘m from Vilnius originally and it‘s cool to see that some people still dare to go there 😁👍🏻
We love lithuania
Nice kids there...
Thank you
I’m not surprised Liam likes it
I walked by this very spot today 😁
Im from Lithuania💛💚❤
I LOVED LIVING IN LITHUANIA!!! it was a fun time
Did you need a tranquilizer dart later, to conteract the sugar?
We had two hotel rooms so we each had to deal with the kids in their own sugar induced insanity :)
Cuuuuuteeeee!!
Mark and Jocelyn, your kids are very cute. Were they bouncing off the walls after all that sugar?
Awwwwww so cute.
Edit: This makes me want a sweet treat 😋🍮🍬🍫🤔
Omg i love lithuanian csndy be suse im lithuanian and all our csndy is soo good🇱🇹🇱🇹
Do brush your teeth kids after eating those sweets.. God bless always..
From the 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
So true! Hope you are well
I used to live there
I am Lithuanian 🇱🇹
Caleb has more discriminating tastes, but they are both adorable
thanks Babs!
Migle is top tier
Isaac Newton hehe. Cuties indeed!!
We like them 🙂
Hey guys try eating šakotis with a glass of milk next time;)
I agree. Make it a wee bit easier
Walter do you speak Lithuanian ?
He has lot a lot of it but at one time was pretty good.
Can confirm that surelis tastes exactly like Isaac Newton.
First one was not really Lithuanian its more polish but it its very prevalent in the culture from ages of mixing between the two countries. Crazy cars - no idea never heard. but next time you are trying sweets you need to try Hematogenas and Pupa
I just let the kids pock out whatever candy they wanted so we got a mix. I loved the varske surelis. It was my favorite when I loved there
Im Lithuanian
Hiiiii
Hi rylan
Ziauriai skanu atrodo :))
2 future profs
Hopefully
We dont need translate
Fun fact if you ate all of the sakotis you would have eaten alot of eggs maybe 20
First
Sugar high no doubt
América is a continent.
This is United States kids.
Well there are two Americas, North America & South America, different countries count hte continents differently. Some say Australia is a contenient and others say it is Oceania. And some say The Americas, and others distinguish between northa nd south America. It is always a touchy subject and i know i will always get a comment like this wehenever I use the word America or American. Hence why most of hte time I use "USA" but there is not a word like USA-ian Children :)