To any Germans wondering: the Döner wrap thing which he calls „Yufka“ is also known as „Dürüm“. Yufka nennt man das Fladenbrot, das Gericht heißt Dürüm oder Dürüm-Döner, oder eben Yufka-Döner.
Germany does not rinse off the eggs before selling them so they can be stored unrefrigerated. The US (and Canada) gives them a wash and by doing so washes off the natural protective layer hence the need of refrigeration. First culture shock. 😁 And we sell them in boxes of ten eggs not dozens. 😉 Hint of the decimal system again.
@@lannifincoris6482 Stimmt. An die hab ich gar nicht gedacht. Seltsam. Ne Fünfer-Schachtel wär auch bekloppt. Ich hab hier aber vor kurzem das erste Mal auch ne 18er-Schachtel gesehen. Warum es also ausgerechnet 10er-Schachteln gibt, eklärt sich dann wohl nicht so leicht.
Since the eggs came up: It's perfectly safe to keep eggs unrefrigerated, as long as they aren't washed. If they do get refrigerated, they need to keep being refrigerated. Eggs in the US are both washed and refrigerated, so... you'll need to keep them refrigerated. In Germany, they are neither, so it's up to the customer whether they want to keep their eggs in the fridge or not.
Thats correct. US eggs are washed with chlorine water to get rid of salmonella. That washes away the natural wax protection of the egg, so it needs to be refrigerated or bacteria can migrate into the egg. German chickens are vaccinated against most salmonella spc. and the eggs can be stored „cool and dry“ but not necessarily refrigerated.
@@Checkb28 you are right. However once eggs, the ones that have not had their protective shell destroyed, have been stored in the fridge the moisture starts to permeate the semi-porous shell, so they can start to take on smells from the fridge. Much, much better to store them in a dry place
Nice outro interpretation, Mikey ^^ I wonder when EVER Americans will realize that German cities do not look like Disneyland, but Disneyland looks like German resp. European cities (we were there first, duh!) :D
Well but for a person it counts what you knew first. When you're from Berlin you think all cities look like Berlin and Hamburg would be weird. If you're from Hamburg it would be the other way around. I rather take from that to sometimes remember to apreciate how unique many european cities are and rediscover some of that wonder that Americans feel when seeing it for the first time 🤗
But I feel him saying that it looks like a movie set. I know this feeling, from walking through Prague and Bad Münstereifel (before it was flooded last July) and a few other cities. Bad Münstereifel I know since I was a little kid, because it's near to my hometown, but still the perfect Oldtown with Fachwerkhäuser made it special everytime. I pray they are able to restore it and make it shine again..
The story with the Döner Kebab reminds me of a visit to the USA. My then young son was totally thrilled when we ordered pasta in an Italian restaurant: Great, finally German food ;-)
Mikey has a „Vokuhila“ haircut. Said Foe-coo-hee-lah. It means „vorne kurz, hinten lang“. Very wholesome video, I have never seen Nick look so happy. Willkommen in Deutschland Mikey, I hope you love it here! P.s. the best Brezel I have ever had were in Memmingen. Like you can’t believe. Perfect.
Have a great time in Schwäbisch Hall, Mikey .Sure your brother will show you around. Have a great season with the Unicorns and hopefully a lot of success.
met a german girl online, didnt workout, became friends instead, met another, now dating, visited her for 2 weeks, life changing. germans are cool, germany is beautiful, cant wait to move there this year.
Welcome guys. Really hope your brother will enjoy his time over here. Can't wait for the first season of the brand new Two Alfieri's in Germany series 😅
A sentence from "Ode to Joy" in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony jumps to mind: "Laufet, Brüder, eure Bahn, freudig, wie ein Held zum Siegen!" I wish Mikey and Nick great success this season and forever.
Such great vibes in this video ! Season 7 of the Nalf YT Channel is already shaping up to be enormous fun, and also looking forward to Mikey’s German adventures on his own YT Channel.
What I love about your videos, is the little details. That transition in the beginning, for example. And it is so cool to see you teaching your brother from an inside perspective and outside perspective.
I love seeing Schwäbisch Hall. I grew up in a village close to it and moved away over 30 years ago. Now, it's good to hear that the Ilge is still going. It's funny seeing familar sights. It is a beautiful little city.
Oh! It's finally so weit! Ihr seid both in germany. welcome in this crazy country, mikey. 😁 your german sounds great! AND WELCOME BACK, NICK! It's been sooooooo long! I hope, you have had a wonderful time with your family. 🥰
@@ulliulli versuch das mal mit noch einer dritten Sprache dabei, dann hast du in etwa die Vorstellung von der Sprachweise meines Mitarbeiters aus Portugal 🤣
As tour guide NALF starts with essentials This pilot episode shows some potential Because what could be schöner Than a Brezel and Döner To build Mikey's foodie credentials
Welcome back Nick and welcome to Germany, Mikey. Hope you two enjoy your time time here and back again (forgive me my small quote from LOTR). Benvenuto!
I was in Munich in 2019 and remember thinking how amazing it was because it was so different tnan the US. I loved all the little villages outside of the city.
yes, the eggs can hatch.. ive seen some yt videos, random guy buying random eggs and try to hatch them.. it worked.. Eggs are not in fridge because we dont bathe them in chlorine. better not eat them raw :) Welcome mickey and welcome back Nick
I have some news for Mikey; eggs do not have to be refrigerated in the USA either, but when they started to do whole-sale to our huge stores, eggs sometimes come to our tables when they are almost 5 to 6 months away from mother hen...they better be kept cold. They won't hatch, but they will smell! In Germany you get the freshest eggs you have ever eaten.. No need to cold-store! So Mikey, enjoy some protein at its best!
Jet lag is not really an issue going to Europe from the USA. I was fine the second day. Going from Europe to the USA is HORRIBLE! I felt wiped out for a week. Just could not adjust back to Pacific time.
Another great video NALF much appreciated at this very moment! 😎 And I have taken the freedom to recommend it elsewhere if you don't mind 😎. And welcome back Nick and welcome to Germany Mickey, have a wonderful time! Great to have you both here 😎
Willkommen in Deutschland, hope your Brother enjoys his new life here in Germany 🎉
With his brother by his side I am sure, but let's see when he wants to start explore Germany by himself 😎
@@Funmap66 and his first Sauna 🤣🤣
Ich mags dort
To any Germans wondering: the Döner wrap thing which he calls „Yufka“ is also known as „Dürüm“. Yufka nennt man das Fladenbrot, das Gericht heißt Dürüm oder Dürüm-Döner, oder eben Yufka-Döner.
I think it is funny that they both think Döner meat is great as it can have quite a bad reputation for being made in shady meat factories.
@@eily_b Well - Döner meat is great though…
Danke! Ich wollte schon fragen ob es zwischen D und Ö unterschiede in der türkischen Küche gibt. ;-)
Here in Stuttgart (and around) it is universally called “Yufka”
So isses Franzl.🙏👍🏼💋❤😎
Germany does not rinse off the eggs before selling them so they can be stored unrefrigerated. The US (and Canada) gives them a wash and by doing so washes off the natural protective layer hence the need of refrigeration. First culture shock. 😁 And we sell them in boxes of ten eggs not dozens. 😉 Hint of the decimal system again.
yes but the smaller size is.... 6! Da hätten wir das halbe Dutzend dann doch 🙃
@@lannifincoris6482 Stimmt. An die hab ich gar nicht gedacht. Seltsam. Ne Fünfer-Schachtel wär auch bekloppt. Ich hab hier aber vor kurzem das erste Mal auch ne 18er-Schachtel gesehen. Warum es also ausgerechnet 10er-Schachteln gibt, eklärt sich dann wohl nicht so leicht.
Since the eggs came up: It's perfectly safe to keep eggs unrefrigerated, as long as they aren't washed. If they do get refrigerated, they need to keep being refrigerated.
Eggs in the US are both washed and refrigerated, so... you'll need to keep them refrigerated.
In Germany, they are neither, so it's up to the customer whether they want to keep their eggs in the fridge or not.
Thats correct. US eggs are washed with chlorine water to get rid of salmonella. That washes away the natural wax protection of the egg, so it needs to be refrigerated or bacteria can migrate into the egg. German chickens are vaccinated against most salmonella spc. and the eggs can be stored „cool and dry“ but not necessarily refrigerated.
@@Checkb28 you are right. However once eggs, the ones that have not had their protective shell destroyed, have been stored in the fridge the moisture starts to permeate the semi-porous shell, so they can start to take on smells from the fridge. Much, much better to store them in a dry place
Welcome to Germany, Mikey and welcome back, Nick. I‘m looking forward to see you guys in action 🏈
Best introduction to Germany, eine Butterbrezen und ein Döner. Well done now he's addicted.
Wow! I am thoroughly impressed about your brother‘s German! He will adjust in no time! To share everything with him must be a thrill for you, Nick!
Nice outro interpretation, Mikey ^^
I wonder when EVER Americans will realize that German cities do not look like Disneyland, but Disneyland looks like German resp. European cities (we were there first, duh!) :D
Well but for a person it counts what you knew first. When you're from Berlin you think all cities look like Berlin and Hamburg would be weird. If you're from Hamburg it would be the other way around. I rather take from that to sometimes remember to apreciate how unique many european cities are and rediscover some of that wonder that Americans feel when seeing it for the first time 🤗
yes we know, but it looks very picturesque like Disneyland, haha
@@DarkHarlequin I'm aware of that. Nonetheless it feels like a kick in my brain every freakin' time ^^
But I feel him saying that it looks like a movie set. I know this feeling, from walking through Prague and Bad Münstereifel (before it was flooded last July) and a few other cities. Bad Münstereifel I know since I was a little kid, because it's near to my hometown, but still the perfect Oldtown with Fachwerkhäuser made it special everytime. I pray they are able to restore it and make it shine again..
Yyou got a point there.
The story with the Döner Kebab reminds me of a visit to the USA. My then young son was totally thrilled when we ordered pasta in an Italian restaurant: Great, finally German food ;-)
Mikey has a „Vokuhila“ haircut. Said Foe-coo-hee-lah. It means „vorne kurz, hinten lang“. Very wholesome video, I have never seen Nick look so happy. Willkommen in Deutschland Mikey, I hope you love it here!
P.s. the best Brezel I have ever had were in Memmingen. Like you can’t believe. Perfect.
Have a great time in Schwäbisch Hall, Mikey .Sure your brother will show you around. Have a great season with the Unicorns and hopefully a lot of success.
met a german girl online, didnt workout, became friends instead, met another, now dating, visited her for 2 weeks, life changing.
germans are cool, germany is beautiful, cant wait to move there this year.
Welcome back! And Mikey : A wonderful first time here in Germany 🇩🇪
Man, you are so proud... absolutely love this one! Welcome to Germany stay healthy and thanks Mikey, for your outro-melody... you nailed it! 😅🤣
So let the Mikey-in-Germany-Season start. I'm prepared.
I'm already waiting for the next vlog.
This is going to be wild.
Herzlichen willkommen in Germany kleiner Alfieri
Welcome guys. Really hope your brother will enjoy his time over here. Can't wait for the first season of the brand new Two Alfieri's in Germany series 😅
I like your brothers positive vibe despite the mullet 😄
How is he handling an older brother who wants to share new experiences with him constantly?
DESPITE THE MULLET i can’t
he literally looks like the most stereotypical American countryside person ever
Two Italians and the one that looks Italian 😉
Welcome to Germany Mikey.
Enjoy it.
OMG Mikey’s imitation of Nick’s theme song (with a mouthful of meat) was priceless! 🤣
Malf is sooooooo relaxed. Great. A lot good things to come.
Willkommen in Deutschland, Mikey!
They’re gonna hatch!! I just laughed so loud while sitting alone in public. Hahaha that is such a good joke.
Welcome back to Germany! I wish you both a great time.
Welcome to Germany, Mikey :) Hope to see more of you
Welcome Mikey and Welcome back Nick! Looking forward to seeing you two on in the game.
They are goona hatch..brilliant !!
OMG, the german adventures of the Alfieri brothers! I love this.
A sentence from "Ode to Joy" in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony jumps to mind: "Laufet, Brüder, eure Bahn, freudig, wie ein Held zum Siegen!" I wish Mikey and Nick great success this season and forever.
Wellcome to germany. Have a great time there. Hope you ( both ) will like my country
Welcome to Germany, Baby Alf!
you both are awesome !
I’ll be in Germany next Saturday for a few weeks. I’m so excited. I miss it.
....and then there were two! :) A warm welcome to Mikey! I love his sense of humour! (laughed my ass off - St. Michael Church)
Such great vibes in this video !
Season 7 of the Nalf YT Channel is already shaping up to be enormous fun, and also looking forward to Mikey’s German adventures on his own YT Channel.
what great news for this lovely channel!!
Loved the new outro music!
Welcome back to good old Germany.
Enjoy your stay Mikey.!
A warm welcome for you here in Germany, Mikey! 😊
This is soo cool! Mikey, have a blast!!!
Welcome! Can´t wait for more videos from you guys!
Welcome to Germany Michael. I wish you a Great Time in Germany.
Welcome to Germany Mikey,🍻 Welcome back Nalf🥨
Willkommen in Germany 🇩🇪. Nalf Familie !
What I love about your videos, is the little details. That transition in the beginning, for example. And it is so cool to see you teaching your brother from an inside perspective and outside perspective.
its like two worlds colliding! Good luck this season!
Welcome to Germany, Mikey. We're happy to have you.
Nice to meet you Mikey, welcome to Europe
Welcome and welcome back...
I love seeing Schwäbisch Hall. I grew up in a village close to it and moved away over 30 years ago. Now, it's good to hear that the Ilge is still going. It's funny seeing familar sights.
It is a beautiful little city.
Welcome back Nalf and Welcome to Germany Mikey. And no - they not gonna hatch. 🐥🐤
Welcome back and welcome in Germany. The best TH-camr is back !
More videos like this !
Welcome back to Germany.
Like in most of your videos I had to laugh a lot and hope your little brother enjoys his new home.
Nice that you like it so much to be here.
Welcome to germany!
Toll das es euch hier so gut gefällt.
Herzlich willkommen in Deutschland
Nice. Now we got a Malf to follow. Looking forward to it. Welcome Michael 😘
I‘m a German living in the UK and I‘m really missing butter pretzels! First thing I get when I‘m home
Enjoy your time in Germany!
Welcome Mikey! I hope the weather gets better soon, cause currently Germany can be uuuuugly.
Love your videos . Keep up with a good job brother .
Welcome(back) to germany. I wish you an awesome and exciting time here! 🤩😍
...... and for me a lot of videos😁
Italian loading. Don't vlog in my vlog! Love it! 🤣 Looking forward to more. 👍
Welcome to your new adventure Mikey 😊 I know it will be awesome.
Vlog Wars. Love it.
Welcome to Germany and welcome back Nalf
Welcome to Germany Mikey, and welcome back Nalf!
Welcome in Germany 🇩🇪🍀🇺🇲
Your brother has German language pronunciation talent! 👏
Hallo Michael willkommen in Hall und viel Spaß hier.
Herzlich
willkommen. 🥳
Welcome back in Germany !
your brother seems hilarious. Also cool to see you being so proud to show him around "your" Schwäbisch Hall and Germany
Herzlich willkommen! Ich freu' mich so für Euch!
exciting times ahead
Welcome to Germany. Hope you like it .
Oh! It's finally so weit! Ihr seid both in germany.
welcome in this crazy country, mikey. 😁 your german sounds great!
AND WELCOME BACK, NICK! It's been sooooooo long! I hope, you have had a wonderful time with your family. 🥰
I like dass du so problemlos switched between english and german. Makes it authentisch ;)
@@ulliulli versuch das mal mit noch einer dritten Sprache dabei, dann hast du in etwa die Vorstellung von der Sprachweise meines Mitarbeiters aus Portugal 🤣
@@lhuras. Ich könnte noch ein oder zwei "Kurwa" unterbringen, dann hat sich mein Sprachschatz allerdings auch schon erledigt ;)
I was so excited for this! Loved the video!
Herzlich willkommen in meiner Heimatstadt
Welcome back Nick und willkommen Mike
As tour guide NALF starts with essentials
This pilot episode shows some potential
Because what could be schöner
Than a Brezel and Döner
To build Mikey's foodie credentials
You've done it yet again!
@@mojojim6458
Hide your keyboards, pencils, pens
Lest my odd muse strike and then
As expressed
By she sang it best:
Oops...
Welcome back Nick and welcome to Germany, Mikey. Hope you two enjoy your time time here and back again (forgive me my small quote from LOTR). Benvenuto!
Welcome Mikey! I had that same reaction to the eggs! I still find it odd, though it's been 8 months here.
I don't think they refrigerate eggs anywhere in Europe. I've never seen it.
Welcome to germany and an awesome adventure 😎 😀
"like a Video Game!" Made my day ;) Welcome to the old world :)
Can’t wait to see more of the cutest brother - next to Leo❤️
To quote Star Wars: This is getting outof hand. Now there is two of them? ^^
Welcome to Germany Mikey!
welcome and enjoy your stay mikey
Herzlich willkommen in Deutschland!!
I was in Munich in 2019 and remember thinking how amazing it was because it was so different tnan the US. I loved all the little villages outside of the city.
yes, the eggs can hatch.. ive seen some yt videos, random guy buying random eggs and try to hatch them.. it worked.. Eggs are not in fridge because we dont bathe them in chlorine. better not eat them raw :) Welcome mickey and welcome back Nick
I hope he likes it eventhough it is Winter here right now and because of Corona there is not much going on. In summer it is so much nicer!!
6:40 "This is better than Chipotle." Mikey has been accepted to Germany. 👍✅
thanks for such a positive video, guys! I was at the fantastic carnival in that city!
honestly shouldve made him do the outro song completely.
Welcome to Germany, Mike!
I have some news for Mikey; eggs do not have to be refrigerated in the USA either, but when they started to do whole-sale to our huge stores, eggs sometimes come to our tables when they are almost 5 to 6 months away from mother hen...they better be kept cold. They won't hatch, but they will smell! In Germany you get the freshest eggs you have ever eaten.. No need to cold-store! So Mikey, enjoy some protein at its best!
Welcome to Germany Mikey !
Jet lag is not really an issue going to Europe from the USA. I was fine the second day. Going from Europe to the USA is HORRIBLE! I felt wiped out for a week. Just could not adjust back to Pacific time.
Opposite here. I am up in the US early full with energy but back in Germany I am up all night and tired in the morning when I have to work.
Another great video NALF much appreciated at this very moment! 😎 And I have taken the freedom to recommend it elsewhere if you don't mind 😎. And welcome back Nick and welcome to Germany Mickey, have a wonderful time! Great to have you both here 😎
It's rather refrshing to know that the best US export is back home in Europe :D
It's so nice to see how you appreciate Germany and the things here. When you come from Germany, it's all so normal, unfortunately
Dear may, now there are two of them...^^ Welcome to germany!
After his football career your brother will start a Kebap Shop in Oregon 😄