What Cookies Look Like Around The World
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- Cookies are a lovable dessert no matter where you're from. They can be soft or crunchy, and sometimes they're stuffed with nuts, chocolate, or fruity jams. Different cultures across the world make their own kinds of cookies. We're taking you around the world to see how different countries make this tasty treat.
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What Cookies Look Like Around The World
''what COOKIES look like around the world''
Netherlands: How about a waffle instead?
I’m Dutch and in the Netherlands they are considered as cookies ;-;
@@Broodjesuiker I've been to the Netherlands and oh my GOD THEY WERE DELICIOUS
The stroopwafel is GOOD. The cameral makes it so good
it's a wafer cookie, but it's called stroopwafel because of it's design making it look like a waffle and it's caramel inside. stroopwafel means syrup-waffle
It’s definitely more similar to a cookie than to a waffle, I’m Dutch so I can confirm.
i really want macarons but they’re so expensive and i can’t make them for the life of me
Just A Noodle Costco sells it for cheap.
Just A Noodle
Macarons are easy to make, Don’t buy cheap ones they taste horrible and it will ruin your want for them
it’s hard to make if you want them perfect but easy if you use fast simple recipes from chefs if you’re
on a tight budget and don’t have time like me
Trader Joe's sells packs of them pretty inexpensive. :)
Urja Jain It is a random gem. Not a product to stay. But they're only fruit flavored. I for one, didn't really like them, nor disliked them. However, they were cheap.
They are I like the one that taste like coffee that is one of my favorite 😍
Actually, as an Italian, I think we're much more known for biscotti.
or the rainbow cookies !
@@lily2912 yessss biscotti arcobaleno is so gooddd
Damn right
Yessir
Koopa
0:23 United states
1:06 Mexico
1:27 Argentina
1:52 France
2:12 Netherlands
2:44 Finland
3:04 Austria
3:26 Italy
3:44 Egypt
4:05 Nigeria
4:27 Malawi
4:45 Iran
5:04 India
5:19 Australia
5:40 New Zealand
:) Hope this helps!
TYSM ❤️
your welcome 😀
@@lemon_enjoyer1476 no problem 😎
Im one of those people looking for timestamps
@@kidd00 I always do to 😂
Macarons: cookies with a cream holding it together
Macaroons: coconut cookies
Edit: I get it! Stop correcting me!
r a w r do I look stupid
Natalie i like pizza 😬
K i i r o i t o r i no, you’re actually wrong
@@danimations1440 I'm pretty sure they changed their comment, but knew that macaroons were coconut cookies and macarons were french cookies with creme
Aaaagft Aaaafdr says the one who said the Sam thing twice, you are you calling stupid?
You guys should really consider doing a " What McDonald's looks around the world" episode
They already did
Yep, they already did
They already did!
@@medic1453 No they haven't!!
@@AnilKumar-uj1qy lol they already did dude calm down
That moment when indians realise chin chin is shankarpali in our country 😂
agreed
Biji Ketapang in Indonesia
Tru
No when you realize Linzer cookies is Jim Jam .
In West Bengal we call it Nimki
Moral of the story : every country likes powdered sugar on their cookies
I dont
@@caramelbanana1327 i didnt know you were a country.. 🤔
@no u really I didnt know that I though I was just a person 🤨
I dont
I don't
Cookie Monster wants all those cookies
That sounds like me LOL
I am the cookie monster 🍪
Im also cuban
Avery the Cuban-American this is one of the most wholesome things ive seen today
That's me
Finland: Joulutorttus are not cookies, they're tarts.
Insider: Y'all hear sumn?
Not cookies
I'm not gonna complain. Torilla tavataan!
They did say tart while taloing about em but agreed
She said joulutorttu soooooo wrong. I am from Helsinki!!
Yeah, just noticed that. Hold up, if THAT is considered "a cookie", the why tf did they skip the Balkans??!!
Imagine Japanese people finding out that there's a pastry called *"Chin chin"*
😂😂😂 oh man. Someone's gotta edit *that one anime* with these instead
I (Japanese) just imagined people saying "I have Chin Chin, you wanna try it?"
OMG I can't breathe🤣
oh god, i dont wanna imagine that...
And this is another comment where weebs come together hahaha
I am Nigerian please what does chin chin mean in Japanese.
I'm from Scotland, we make oat cakes. It's a type of "cookie" and it is eaten with a jam spread. I wish you guys at Food insider would do more food from European countries like mine.
Preach
If it’s Scotland, I’m sure haggis will always have a place on their lists.
@@SlyFan-mp8dc definitely
Video: “What Cookies Look Like Around the World”
East and Southeast Asia: are we a joke to you?
Edit: okay I thought that this was obvious but apparently I have to clarify that this comment is lighthearted and just a joke. So please don’t leave any rude replies. And if you did, then oh no.
I mean, we aren't renowned for our cookie desserts. We have sweet rice cakes, which are super good, moon cakes, sweet breads, and other assortments of cakee. I'm sure there are types of cookies, but I don't tend to eat them.
Adrianna Arcuri true but
1. The video said “around the world” and should deliver as promised 😂
2. Not everything in this was necessarily a cookie...some were more like pastries or something else
Adrianna Arcuri none of them are really cookies, I thought of almond cookies first.
the comment i was looking for
And eastern europe
0:20 - USA - Chocolate Chip Cookies
0:49 - USA - Black and White Cookies
1:04 - Mexico - Mexican Wedding Cakes
1:26 - Argentina - Alfajores de Maicena
1:50 - France - Macarons
2:10 - Netherlands - Speculaas
2:29 - Netherlands - Stroop Waffles
2:42 - Finland- Joulutorttu
3:02 - Austria - Linzer Cookies
3:24 - Italy - Amaretti
3:42 - Egypt - Kahk
4:02 - Nigeria - Chin chin
4:24 - Malawi - Mbatata
4:43 - Iran - Reshrwh Khoshkar
5:01 - India - Nankhatai
5:17 - Australia - Tim Tams
5:36 - New Zealand - Afghan Biscuits
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Thank youuuuuuuuuuuu for the time
Chocolate chip will always be my fave, as long as they're soft, not too chewy. I don't like the hard ones, break my teeth, is a no no.
This deservers more than 30 likes
DiggoDoggo2 thanks :)
We eat speculaas on bread or with a day we party something that is popular in our land i cant really explain it😄😅
As a Minnesotan, it makes me happy to see Sweet Martha's get some national attention! If y'all ever get to go to the Minnesota State Fair, get the cookies. You won't be disappointed!
Born &+ raised - I'm a NY native, now living in PR and I'll tell you something right now Sweet Martha's HAS TO BE doing something right bc ANY and EVERY video I come across having to do with THE TOP MUST EAT fair foods or, cookies there she is time and time again. Makes me want to hop on a plane every time I see her beautiful buckets of cookies.
An observation: I'm from México and I have to say that the "Wedding cakes" are not how they are called, they are called "Besos de nuez" and the translation would be "Nut kiss".
Oh ok now I recognize them
Yes! The name "wedding cakes" is how they are known in the US. The narrator should have used the Mexican name.
i'm sorry but the finnish "cookies" look more like pastry to me...
well it is and nobody here in finlands says that it is a cookie.
Supersotamies Yes in Sweden i have also never heard that people say that its a cookie
We call them christmas tarts not cookies lmao
Cute pops they are just called that because the cookies have a waffle like crust. It is still a cookie though
Cuz they are pastries
Love how they just skipped over Eastern Europe like that
So does east & southeast asia
Most channels like this NEVER add Pakistan
Now I'm really curious about East-European cookies. I'm from the Netherlands and hope to visit Romania soon!
@@hannahbee264 my family is from greece, i can assure you that greek cookies and desserts are amazing. i especially love the cookies we serve at easter and christmas which we call κουλουρακια, and the ones we serve primarily at christmas, called κουραμπεδες. i recommend trying them out if you have a chance!
@@ilianakaterina5719 I love Greece! I was actually taught ancient Greek in high school and we went to Athens! It was so beautiful there and I'd love to go back and see more of your country. When I do, I will definitely try some desserts/cookies!
Stroop waffles and macarons are my personal favorites. Once I tried a piña colada macaron and it was probably one of the best sweets I've ever had.
Don’t u just love how they skip most of the UAE, Eastern Europe and Literally most of Africa
I mean, it's per continent, so no country could be represented.
They used Egypt to present the middle east in this video
@@mimi-gd1rs but egypt is african country
@@syazrilrafiq8963 its in Africa but the culture is middle Eastern.
@@mimi-gd1rs well i could agree with that
Do not ever say "Around the world" when you don't actually mean it.
Aww, you're butthurt because your county isn't in the video?
@@karellengkong1918 they skip the whole region East and Southeast Asia
@10. Karel Lengkong No, actually my country is in there. This video is so not relevant with the title. Don't speak trash before using your brain 👀
@@SaSha-hb5rq it says around, not cOoKiEs iN eVeRy cOunTry PoSSiBlE
BECKYISADUMBIDIOT 123
but when you hear the phrase “around the world” it means the whole surface of the world, so if they’re going to use it then at least do as it intends to do in the title
“What cookies look like around the world” but skips a lot of Asian countries, besides India.
And Iran
and slavic countries :,(
how could they forget praniki
U guys r famous for stuff like dumplings,etc not for cookies , allow others to take credit for something . It's not a school that u need to Ace every field , like grow up kid.
Selena 2002 Chill out, I wasn’t even serious at all. It’s not like my comment was aimed to offend you or anyone.
@@user-rf1th2xr7h neither was mine dear😂😂
“Cookies in a bucket.”
Me: “i think u mean *calories in a bucket* “ ?
badam tsk*
Haha....so creative
ED cHeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEcK
You could say the same for apples..
So original -_-
I don’t know it about you guys but I love saying cookie, and hearing other people saying it, satisfying to hear for some reason.
Nigeria : "Chin Chin"
*Sad filthy frank music play at the background
succ ma channel 😂😂😂😂
oh, chin chin
"chin chin" is called "namak pare" in our country
@@springheart1481 yeah😂 I noticed that too. But where I live it's called Shankar pare.
I also thought of the dark lord when they said what those cookies were called.
Nigerian: Do you like chin chin?
Japanese: What?!
🤯
Me, a Filthy Frank fan: What!?!?!
Try out *NaNi!!!!!???????*
🤪
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
3:05 I ate those when I was 6 years old. The first time I realized chocolate wasn't the only flavor that mattered. Those things tasted heavenly.
Лол 😂
There was an Italian bakery in NY that I lived close to that had a variety of LARGE linzer tarts. That was the 1st time I tried it at 17/18 years old - I'm now 30 and always have to get my huge box of linzer tarts whenever I visit.
I had a friend from Australia who used to visit the US once a year. She always brought along some packages of Tim Tams.
Chin chin cookies are actually indian. They came to africa when british colonials brought indian farmers to africa for agriculture
Yup diwali time banti hai apne yha
Kasturi Sinha wtf
Yupp it's called saloni in india
I guess we cant have anything then. why does everyone always hate on Nigerians?
AmiAcadia lmao I’m from West Africa too that’s African struggles
Fun fact for some of ya’ll.
Usually when a macaron is a perfect circle it’s factory made.
Not all the time, but most of the time it is.
They also did Iran, bit did you ever think maybe cuz east Asian cookies suck?
Yep. This is why I bring a protractor whenever I'm shopping for macarons.
🇬🇧 Biscuits you heathens.
Emma Baguley shut up tea muncher
No one cares
Go brush your teeth, Emily.
Biscuit is a better general word. There's even a biscuit in Australia and NZ, the ANZAC biscuit, which is illegal to be called a "cookie".
I chortled at this. XD I do love my biscuits and tea.
Stroopwafels are soooo good I’m having one right now. They’re really buttery and work great with coffee!
That isn’t even a “cookie” that is popular in Iran. It’s mostly found in one part of Iran and they’re like crepes anyways. Not “cookies.”
Suprised that they chose to show that pastry instead of the various cookies of Iran, and it is ironic since cookies were invented in Iran...
I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY racist asshole
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY and he never replies..........
@I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY no? Ashura is just a reenactment of the pains endured by some Imams for Shias (its like a play, it is called acting). Also, please don't generalize us, as I'm Iranian and I am NOT muslim
I'MDEprEssEdaNDqUIrkY
so what? wth?
She need another 20 years to understand all different types of cookies used in 30 Indian provinces :)
What’s the smiley face for :/
True af😂💖
True bro because INDIA have so many cusine
Probably just a list and a description tbh
@reema chakravarti the cookie that they added for India is not even a cookie it is more like a sweet.
I'm from Indonesia. Every year in Eid al-Fitr, we serve a lot of cookies for the guests, like nastar, kaastengels, and cat tongue cookies. There's also Snow White (putri salju) cookies, gateau africain, and more, served for Eid.
What’s Eid al fitr
@@mymyyy34 The religious holiday for Muslims around the world.
Kahk is so delicious! Best cookie I have ever tried.
The chin chin kinda looks like India's shankarpali😂❤️
Ikr, its same.
Yeah!
Yeah! I accidentally recognised it as shankarpalis first!
THATS EXACTLY WHAT I WAS THINKING
Yeah
3:08 we have those in England but they’re called jammy dodgers instead
We do
I love them
They look exactly like jammy dodgers aha
in switzerland they’re called “spitzbuebe”. it roughly translates to ‘horny boys’ 😂
dont they also have cream with the jam though here?
I'd actually try all of them, they look good!
What cookies look like around the world ?
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🤣🤣🤣Good joke
"dOlCe dE lEcHe"
Aguante Argentina papá
ALFAHORES DI MAISEN A
una gringa oviamente estava hablando
No es dulce de leche es cajeta ;) Haha no lo tomes de mala forma
@@-uravity-5813 No.
bbueno2009 um yo soy de Mexico perdón
This video is a subtle advertisement of Tim Tam.
If your from Australia beat it NEW ZEALAND FOR EVER
Was able to get boxes of stroopwafels from Costco during Christmas season and lemme tell you those things are _blessed_
Yakgwa is really good, it is a Korean cookie that is deep fried and is mainly sweetened with honey!
Australia: TimTam is NOT a cookie
Food Insider: lol idc
Agreed, they should have used ANZAC's. TimTam's are hardly a representation of Australian 'cookies' they don't even have an interesting story.
Life is soup
I am fork
@Odor Lord
Ok
That seemed more like an chocolate to me..
And neither is Joulutorttu but they dont give a shinx about what is a cookie and what is not
*Rest of the word: Automatically Oreo*
😂😂😂😂😂😂 so true
Nah😎
Russian cookies sis
#OreosForLife
@@alexectix8948 Oreshki? They are super delish. Thank you for reminding me, jeez, I'm drooling now xD We also have a similar mini cake called "Oreshek" - also very tasty th-cam.com/video/hIXl4l5mFfU/w-d-xo.html
As a dutch person the ''Speculaas'' is a gift given by someone who goes by the name ''Sinterklaas'' which is a holiday on the 5th of December, who on a horse climbs on top of roofs and his helpers put gifts by the fireplace in your shoe. He was based off of santaclaus, but got his own holiday right before it. Its lovely
Forgot the Italian Piezzelle. I grew up on those and they very much a classic/traditional too. Really good as a cookie sandwich with nutella spread...
Me waiting for my country: 😀
Her: stroupwaffles
Me: 😐
Cookie or not, it's crazy good imo
@@itsashplazxxx1649 hehehe lol and correction your vietnam spelling is wrong in the philippines is known for beautiful places yummy food and anti drugs
Spoilt
Hetzelfde met speculaas ( the same as speculaas)
@@itsashplazxxx1649 my country is only know for potatoes and leprechauns 😃
“Eid al-fita”
BOY IF U DONT-
IKR
BIG FACTS
It's just her pronunciation
Don’t whine about it, she also pronounced stroopwafels wrong. It is actually pronounced as stROAPWAAHFULL but Dutch people don’t whine about it either
its eid al fitr
not eid al fita
shes just dumb🤦
Honestly I would love to try all of them!
1:34 a part of my family is from Argentina so I can say, these are DELICIOUS. I totally recommend them if ur traveling!
I'm argentinian and if you want a real traditional alfajor de maicena don't powder it with powdered sugar, just cover it in the sides with coconut
New Zealand: **names a cookie Afghan biscuits**
Me: **confused screaming**
Abq_ri I was scrolling through the comments trying to find if anyone said anything
I’m an Australian and they didn’t even include Anzac bikkies 😡
No one:
Literally No one:
Not a single soul:
New Zealand: *LETS NAME THIS AFGHAN BISCUITS!*
Not even Afghanistan...
Dats racist
Dylan Matthews how exactly?? I didn’t say any hate comment about Afghanistan!
@@dylanmatthews2259 Uh... what is?
@@rjmasterblasters lmao ovsley sarcasm
I never though the alfajores could fall in the category of a cookie, but thinking it more, its makes sense
I'm from South Africa, we have a lot of Dutch & Indian influence in our baked goods...one of my favourites are oatmeal crunchies
3:08 Any Indian thought of Jim Jam?
Yep
Me
😂😂😂
yes!!
Me to
It all started when my mom, (Cookie)
Met my dad, (chocolate chips)
And they fell in Love, and they had me.
Hi, I'm chocolate chip cookie.
And my life, is kinda crazy.
Frazier Lol 🤣🤣
Underrated!
*Im ryan*
*And my life*
*Izzz kinda crazy*
This is such a wholesome coment :3
this is so cuteeee
I would LOVE to try the macrons 😀
these are incredible I want to eat each one of these
They look so good i'd eat too much and overdoughse!
do i smell a pun
*rim shot*
Passion for food pls stop
Passion for food thank you for making my day. You have earned yourself a new subscriber
@@c3metery.f4yee Hah thanks, glad you enjoy my punny ways!
Everyone else got cookies that their grandma's probably make for them when they visit them and are all homemade and Australia got Tim Tams.
They good tho
Lmao they should have put in Anzac biscuits that shits like old and traditional
Yeah, Tim Tams are an Aussie icon but I would have liked to see homemade Anzacs since all others were homemade
@@jaimeelogan9763 That would have been perfect for this video! They're an Aussie tradition and I know my Grandma makes them all the time for me.
Madison Spencer my whole family is from nz and makes them all the time. They are so good!
Looks absolutely delicious loved 🥰
Fact: cookies and biscuits are the same but are referred to differently in different places . They originate from England so why not include it😃
Especially when Americans call UK biscuits "cookies". AT LEAST SHOW THE WONDER THAT IS A CUSTARD CREAM
No biscuits and cookies are different
Biscuits have a crumbly hard texture with a flavourful taste while cooking have crunchy and kind of soft texture and have buttery vanilla taste to it
DON'T SAY RUBBISH IF U DONT KNOW
@@m_b_a9567 you american by any chance?
@@simplystruggle9813 nope
@@simplystruggle9813 i m glad to be not
"Which of these cookies would you like to try?" First of all, I'm a FATASS so ALL OF THEM
ThisHollowLife 😂
They slaughtered the pronounciation of the joulutorttu. 😂😂😂
Right? 😂
also Dulce de leche I speak spanish and I barely understood
Im finnish and when the narrator tried to pronounce joulutorttu i was like wtf
Cranberry Juice for real broo
Haha.. I'd love to try all of'em
In Poland, you can buy Goplana's Jeżyki. Jeżyki (meaning little hedgehogs, named after the "spiky" texture, made from and resembling the hedgehogs (yes they are save with spikes, even in hibernation!) are cookies (or biscuits if you're from UK) topped with nuts and chocolate.
3:05 Austria: Linzer cookies
Me: *Jammy Dodgers?*
IKR!
The most common ones are covered in chocolate and don’t have a heart sooo
Linz is 20 km away from me
ThatWeebU No, there are other cultures than manufactured garbage.
I live in Australia and, though they are eaten to remember a war that we and New Zealand fought in, I absolutely LOVE Anzac biscuits. They’re main ingredient is oats a it has a lovely texture and is oh so chewy. That’s just my opinion though.
Naan Khatai is love, specially when it is hot/ warm. 😋
whenever i used to go to the netherlands, we would go to the market in zutphen and buy stroopwafels and once i was finished with mine i would give whatever was left to my grandpa. this tradition died out when he died. D:
“Which of these cookies would you like to try?” Um ALL OF THEM PLEASE
speculaas isn’t too hard to make yourself, if you can find a good recipe you should try!
Afghan cookies are gross as hell
Don't eat them
@@thedusty194 really? I'd still like to try in case I like them
We all know that the homemade cookies your grandmother makes are the best cookies in existence.
you smell lol k
my grandma's vegan and keto
Mine's been dead for 4 years now ._.
Tim tams, I have been wanting to try for years.
I want to try all of them!
The title should be 'biscuits' imagine saying a macaron 'cookie'
Sorry for english
Isn’t it tho ?
@@Ash-ii4hg but saying "cookie" means the typical chip cookie. The biscuits shown here are wayy different
@@Ash-ii4hg I'm french so I know what I'm talking about and macarons are definitely not cookies
Americans call all biscuits cookies if you haven't noticed idk why 🤷
What they call 'biscuits' are actually like really dry savoury scones
And the finnish christmas tarts arent cookies, their pastries
I’m fine with any cookie as long as it’s in my mouth.
Same xD
I'll just eat an oreo
U.S: dumping 30 chocolate chip cookies in a tub.
France: Neatly placing 9 macaroons in a fancy box.
The Linzer cookies from Austria are really similar to jammy dodgers in the UK, so good
The way she said “Eid al fitr”😂😂
lol
Refrain from mocking others. About mocking / name calling / making fun of others, the Quranic verse 11 of Sura Al-Hujaraat of the Holy Qur’an, Allah says: “O you who have true faith, do not let men make fun of other men - perhaps they may be better than the other (group of men). Also, do not let women make fun of other women, as it may be that they are better than the other (group of) women…”
And in the same verse it says “…and do not defame one another by using bad names.”
This presenter in trying her best to pronounce it. Because it says ‘fitr’, she probably tried to pronounce it as ‘Fitahr’. She tried her best. There are probably many words in other languages that you cannot pronounce correctly either.
@@lamiah5604 ok sorry i feel ashamed now 😭😭😭😔
Hey Person Its meh husayn MashaAllah, it is good that you feel regret about saying a bad thing. It’s best to just say ‘astaghfirullah’. ⭐️
@@lamiah5604 thank you i will ask allah for forgivness
Everyone complaining that asia ismt featured when they literally mentioned the midde east and india? Lots of east or south east asians tend to forget that asia doesnt just stop at their corner of the world
Maybe Japan and China and other Asian countries hust don't have traditional cookies.
Fishfan 2
mongolia has cookies :(
That was a rather disrespectful representation of Indian cookie. India has a huge variety of culture and each culture has their version of a cookie
@@rudrapratappaul867 Again like the guy said they simply sadly can't do every cookie
@@fishfan2 no one says to represent every cookie. But look at the other video they post, they lost over 10-12 countries. This particular video is just biased
I love chocolate chip cookies. Black and white was very nice
I want to try all of them.
" Which of these cookies would you like to buy? "
Me: *"All of them"*
*Cookies Look Like COOKIES 🍪 around the world* 😁
Haansおしん ha ha funny Haans ❤️
Hahahah!
#ARMYYYYY
#ANTIARMY
Omg i was literally thinking that seconds ago lol!!
I would hesitate to eat a speculaa if I ever get one.
The image is just sooo cute!
Did anyone else realize it when she didn’t say “Kahk”
ya
yes i am Egyptian and I know it's hard for foreigners to say bcuz we have letters that aren't in English alphabet. so ig she didn't know how to say it ? lol sorry i talk too much
@@jumanayasser2569 ik it's hard but she could have at least tried to say it but she just ignored it
@@darkoarmo3987 yea
Smolbean cause she would've said cock
When the narrator said “dulce de leche” it sounded more like “dolsay dee laychay”
Edit : Wow thanks for the likes my fellow Latinos/as
Muchas gracias por Los "likes" 🤡
isabelle Gonzalez •3• Lol true
Unicorn World as a fellow Latina, it hurt my soul
Ya sé sólo entendí lo que dijo por la imagen y dije AHH dulce de leche jaja
@@aiilen24 jajajaja 😂😂
Uhm.... maybe because she doesn't speak Spanish...
Linzer cookies are actually one of my favorite things in the world
Stroopwafels are really good. I say best enjoyed with a hot drink like Coffee or Tea.
Thanks a lot for including India 😊🇮🇳🇮🇳
Don't they have to since its around the world not tryna be mean
Anuradha Arora ;-) good👍🏻
*well ist is part of the world so they kinda have to show it-*
@@daisytorres1614 Still say a Cookie is just a type of American biscuit Russia takes up a big part of the globe and probably has some good biscuits! China has the biggest population on earth and the fortune cookie! Neither were covered. A waffle is a waffle and a pastry is a pastry, but that Afghan biscuit looked the closest to the American cookie. I am from the UK but can't think of a UK equivalent. P.s. I love Indian sweets., which are not really cookies either! Haha. Nice to see food from around the world though.
@Noobmaster69 agree
Chocolate and nuts cookies are my favorite !! 👍😍❤️
워킹푸드 Korean Street food me too 😍
I want to try all of them
As an Australian, the more famous cookie (we call biscuit) of our country are called Anzac biscuits. And they have a pretty tragic backstory.
ANZAC is an acronym for Australia and New Zealand Army Corps, the force that Australia fought in during World War 1. Because of all the alliances across Europe that sent the war off like a GTA 5 highway chain reaction, the UK's entrance into the war meant Australia (their ex-colony) was to go fight with them.
The Aussies and Kiwis didn't do so well. We lost the Gallipoli battle to the Turkish, and many ANZAC soldiers were dying hard in the European battles too. So what happened was that many wives at home praying for their husbands to come back in a piece made a special cookie of oats and sugar that would not spoil while being transported by ship. And the cookies would arrive to the soldiers in a good piece, who ate the biscuits during hard times.
In Australia and New Zealand, April 25 is commemorated as ANZAC Day to respect the lads who were shot running onto the beaches representing their country at Gallipoli. And so Anzac biscuits still remain very popular in Australia and New Zealand over a century onward, with the cookies selling massively in supermarkets during late April.
She wouldnt say “Kahk” ... Egypt’s cookie name 😂🤣👍🏻
ka3k
“And this cookie from Egypt” lmaoooo
@@maysal2801 with an ع?
@@elliez.3561 yesss
Ka3k is cake
Those Finland, ninja star cookies look pretty rad!
They are not actualy cookies. They are small pies. Im from Finland so i know.
Those stood out indeed. A lot more than the chocolate chip.
@@onskuthegamer8552 Oh no. Food Insider botched it.
Its made of pastry dough, like a croisant, not a cookie at all. I don't know what idiot decided to include them.
In Poland a popular type of cookie or snack is called Delice and is a cakey biscuit with a jelly on top covered in milk or dark chocolate
Them: Tim tams are not cookies
Me: Well if macrons are why aren’t Tim tams?
They only said that because that is what TimTams said.
Because in Australia we don't say 'cookie', we say 'biscuit' and it annoys us when American's call Tim Tams cookies. The company was making a joke about it.
They are not in the UK we only do have cookies as well as but in the UK a cookie is a TPYE of biscuit and do NOT consider biscuit an alternate word for cookie. in the UK we only classify biscuits with chocolate chips or nut and raisin chips as cookies not everything on the list including biscuits with cream or jams or whatever else sandwiched between them are NOT cookies they are biscuits (even cookies are but they are a category of biscuit and in the UK we call biscuits by the type of biscuit not just biscuit anyway unless there is a variety of them) everything classified as a cookie by Americans we consider a biscuit but we ALMOST AWAYS call the biscuit by its name not by the term biscuit. For example that Austrian jam sandwich biscuit is similar to a thing in the UK we call Jammie Dodgers we never call it a cookie and don't usually refer to it as a biscuit unless we are talking about different types of biscuits in general and would use it more like a general term not a specific one
We don’t make Tim Tams in Australia we buy them you could’ve chosen the ANZAC biscuit 🤦🏻♀️
@@account5003 shut up
Yeah, but TimTams are popular in Australia.
No! The ANZAC biscuit is NZ as well. (Not Afghan ergh)
@@thedusty194 ANZAC stands for the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps - they are both Aussie and Kiwi, so could have been both
@@mamapickle8876 One of the reasons that it shouldn't be picked to represent Australia.