I love djungelvrål. I always find people that hate it weird. It is not that bad, the salt is not that overpowering. I get it that it can be to much for some people but it is in my opinion not nearly as bad as people make it out to be.
Most people outside of the Nordic countries have probably never tasted ammonium chloride, so I think their brains just get shocked about what they think is ordinary salt. But even here in Sweden, you either love or hate salmiak. There is no inbetween.
Marabou is absolutely the most well known chocolate in Sweden :) and also I wanna clear up that the double letters are far from unneccessary, they tell you if the vowel before is a long one or a short one. Like, brun has a long bowel and brunn has a short one :)
I'm a bit late here. As a Swede it's fun and interesting to see how people from other places perceive things from here. You should do an own test. I'll happily send you a box of treats as payment for fun moments on your channel 😊
Skum - translation foam - candies like the julnisse are a popular and separate category of candy in Sweden. It started as a failed attemt at marshmallows. So they are similar but different in texture.
Haupt's svenskjävlar does not contain more salt, only the liquorice cream that play the trick for you when eating.. feels and taste saltier than it is.
Swedish people, from my experience, tolerate sour candies more than other countries and that is probably why we like "Jungelvrål" so much. For me it tastes kinda sweet and I just want more of the salt on it. The more sour the better!
Living in cold countries you are used to salty food, so salty licorice is more common, and something we get used to at an early age. You appreciate it more the older you get. Salt was and is the best way to preserve food, and to season it.
It may have something to do with a lack of salt in our diet, we eat so much basic foods; meat and potatoes and veggies. People have preserved food globally using salt throughout history so it wouldn't explain our love for salt entirely.
Me and my brothers used to snort Djungelvrål salt as a dare when we were kids 🤣 But in all seriousness, we grew up on Djungelvrål, Kryptonite and other salty/sour things. Its basically in our blood 😂
As a Swede now living in Germany I feel so jealous that they get sent those proper licorice packs, THANKFULLY I CAN a actually get some here in Germany, a store imports it and I'm willing to bet those who buys it all to keep the store getting it are mostly Scandinavians lol
Kryptoniter is my favourite. As kids we used to buy only those at the local candy store, so often we said "the usual" to the lady behind the counter. =) Djungelvrål too.
I have always loved Licorice with strong salmiak on and real sour candies . As a kid I could eat so much of these candies that my tounge got hurted. But Im swedish so that is how it is supposed to be!
The fact that we like salt has a long historical connection, when it was not possible to grow anything in winter half the year in the Nordics, you had to store food and one of the ways to do that is to put the food in salt. From there, we have many traditional dishes with a lot of salt in them. So we get used to a lot of salt early on.
A Swedish candy I think most people would like is Tutti Frutti. It's a mix of pure joy in different flavours. There's a water melon gum as well, that'd be widely enjoyed. Don't know the name of it though (the oval, dark green one (it's a bit better than the spherical, light green (which is good in its own right). It's normally in the unpacked candy session.
Definetly love Djungelvrål and all salted liquorice. Its surely an aquired taste, but I dont really understand why its hated so much in the UK and US, but variety in tastes is something that makes life interesting. :-) Actually my experience (which is not that big, obviously) is that most other countries have much less variety when it comes to "sweets"; we have a lot of loved sour candy as well and other types of sweets, stuff that is at least a bit more aimed at adults and therefor not as sweet. Dark chocolate is very big here, with a cocoa count of between 70-85%.
Skotte does mean scotsman in swedish. On the company Marabous website it says that the bar is actually called skotsk terrier (Scottish Terrier), what this or the style of the bar has to do with Scotland I don't know. Maybe it felt exotic in the 60s?!
Love Djungelvrål and all those sort of salty licorice/salmiak stuff. How do you explain that, it's like marmite - you love it (and crave it) or you hate it... Licorice ice cream is great. We have plenty of sweets/candy. Haribo is big here too. I'm sure there are videos on more of the sweets here, there are lots of good wine gums, gumdrops and such.
Some serious swede made this pick. I haven't had a "Skotte" in several decades... And talking of Djungelvrål - nothing beats "Lakrisal", it is in the category of lead battery acid...
Djungelvrål is part of a range for kids, next to some sweet and fruity stuff, so really mainstream. Having said that, I have given it to my non Swedish partner to try, and her reaction was very similar to theirs…
Haha, lördagsgodis 😂 That brought back memories! Nowadays you eat candy whenever you feel like it. I'd say my favorite candy is "Dumle"! I saw them rolling out as they emptied the box so I'm truly disappointed they never tried it! My favorite "fika" cake is hands down "Kanelbullen", cinnamon buns! But only if you can make it right. The double letter thing is mostly because its swedish :P Japp is also hands down better then Mars! "Skotte" i would say is the short version of Scotsman. I mean, imagine sitting at a board meeting to come up with a name for this bar. What would you choose, "Skotte" or "Scotsman"? 😄 Personally i don't like much fruit with chocolate. Marabou is the best when it comes to chocolate with Fazer in close second! They way Josh started to cough after inserting the "Djungelvrål" into his mouth, dramaqueen! 😂 It's not that bad. I'm not much for liquorice but "Djungelvrål" is one of the better once. What a weakling! 🤣 We do have our own gummy sweets from "Malaco". We also have the famous "Ahlgrens bilar". There is so much more they only got a handful to try. Far from the best once too.
Marabou milk chocolate is the most common chocolate bar in Sweden. It is a bit controversial today because Marabou did not honor the blockade against Russia. Fazer is the smaller rival to Marabou, which also sells a variety of chocolate bars. If you ask for "Milk chocolate" most swedes will give you a Marabou.
No sweden does not have own version of haribo, but haribo is produced in sweden, what from haribo that isn't produced in sweden gets imported to sweden anyway. Good yule!🎅🤶
Love it! You should do your own try out and review Swedish candy yourself! I love Djungelvrål and Kryptoniter but I do understand why some people don't enjoy the level of saltiness 😅
A pretty sick thing about "Lördagsgodis" is that they did an experiment between 1945 - 1955 called "Vipeholmsexperimenten" where they only let subjects (really handicapped people that couldn't manage on their own) eat candy one time a week and the other test group where force feed it daily. And the conclusion was that it was better to not eat it daily 🤷♂
They didn't try the sharpest salty liquorice. Which btw is the only candy I eat. I don't know, but perhaps it's a taste aquired from centuries of eating salted Herring
Probably really biased but I think marabou milk chocolate is the best in the world. And Djungelvrål was one of my favorite candies as a child, but no I prefer svenskjävlar, it's saltier and the licorice is nicer. Love the kryptoniter as well.
Marabou, named after the bird, not the Western African witchdoctor lunatics. Logo is from the 40's or 50's. Hasn't changed much. It's DEFINITELY the most famous brand.
Salmiak is not even comparable to Djungelvrål 🤣 Its like comparing bell peppers to carolina reapers. Djungelvrål is THE Swedish candy and its fakking amazing.
@@nisselarson3227 nä.. Julenisse är bara en större variant av juleskum som cloetta här i min hemstad linköping tillverkat sedan 1934. Juleskum alltså. Redan på 60-talet besökte vi fabriken i skolan i andra eller tredje klass. Vi fick käka så mycket godis vi orkade. Numer får skolklasserna inte käka så dom spricker. På sin höjd ett par kexchoklad. Men i butiken kunde man köpa upp hela veckopengen. Kexchoklad som gått sönder i tillverkningen var populärt. Räckte i flera dar.. typ. :)
Kryptoner as in this small plastic bags is not nearly as good as the original Kryptonites we grow up with in the 80's and 90's. Decennt now yes but not the same kick as the orginals and way back. The original ones was completly round and had a more gritty texture etc etc. The new formula is not hitting the same. But eeh, close enough!
These guys are sissies when it comes to liquorish. But ok, most of the world is. Exept for us in the north... damn.. i must have born somewhere south. Hate the stuff when it comes to salty or sour. But sweet liqourish is very good...
These guys aren't serious. They don't even try to enjoy or explain why they don't like certain candies. This is really low-effort content Mert, reacting to an other reaction video? They are obviously just not a fan of salty candy. You cannot imagine the JOY when one of the little holes on the kryptonit opens and the salty mix starts pouring out. These guys are just playacting obviously.
Well swedish candy is in NO way healthy and swedes actually consumme a fair deal of suger but only having Lördagsgodis does help minimize it some. If shopping anf adress could be aranged im sure a pakage with swedish candy could be sent to you for a reaction video.
![[#2024MAMA] G-DRAGON - 무제(Untitled, 2014)+POWER+HOME SWEET HOME+뱅뱅뱅+FANTASTIC BABY | Mnet 241123 방송](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Ox29z5Nf1Uk/mqdefault.jpg)
I love djungelvrål. I always find people that hate it weird. It is not that bad, the salt is not that overpowering. I get it that it can be to much for some people but it is in my opinion not nearly as bad as people make it out to be.
Most people outside of the Nordic countries have probably never tasted ammonium chloride, so I think their brains just get shocked about what they think is ordinary salt. But even here in Sweden, you either love or hate salmiak. There is no inbetween.
jag har inte ätit det sen jag var liten, jag vågar inte äta det igen för att jag hatar lakrits
@@soulextracter It's popular in Finland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Germany, Netherlands and the list ends there.
Im eating djungelvrål right now. So fucking good!
I löve it
Marabou is absolutely the most well known chocolate in Sweden :) and also I wanna clear up that the double letters are far from unneccessary, they tell you if the vowel before is a long one or a short one. Like, brun has a long bowel and brunn has a short one :)
Yes most of the time I have a long bowel sound, things are brown 😂😂
@@loris-bismar hahahaha can't expect me to keep track of ALL the letters!
It is also the best chocolate in the world after maybe chocolate from Switzerland. American chocolate in so bad in comparison.
I'm a bit late here. As a Swede it's fun and interesting to see how people from other places perceive things from here. You should do an own test. I'll happily send you a box of treats as payment for fun moments on your channel 😊
I’m 14 and I eat both Djungelvrål and Svenskjävlar, which is apperantly the saltiest liquorice in the world. It’s just that aftertaste, its amazing
Ammonium chloride, very common in salty swedish candy. It does not taste like normal NaCl salt, but it's still very very salty.
Skum - translation foam - candies like the julnisse are a popular and separate category of candy in Sweden.
It started as a failed attemt at marshmallows. So they are similar but different in texture.
Djungelvrål is very good. But we have an adult version thats even better. called Svenskjävlar ( Swedish bastards). Its more salt and soooo GOOD :)
I love them but my stomach doesn't 😂 I can literally only take one, in two bites 😅 damn they're salty! And then the liquorice is so smooth underneath.
Haupts' Svenskjävlar is good. And for a company that was founded in 2014 they're amazing at making Licorice.
Haupt's svenskjävlar does not contain more salt, only the liquorice cream that play the trick for you when eating.. feels and taste saltier than it is.
Swedish people, from my experience, tolerate sour candies more than other countries and that is probably why we like "Jungelvrål" so much. For me it tastes kinda sweet and I just want more of the salt on it. The more sour the better!
Living in cold countries you are used to salty food, so salty licorice is more common, and something we get used to at an early age. You appreciate it more the older you get. Salt was and is the best way to preserve food, and to season it.
It may have something to do with a lack of salt in our diet, we eat so much basic foods; meat and potatoes and veggies. People have preserved food globally using salt throughout history so it wouldn't explain our love for salt entirely.
6:46 yes, as far as i know it's the most well known chocolate here, i may be biased but it tastes amazing
Me and my brothers used to snort Djungelvrål salt as a dare when we were kids 🤣 But in all seriousness, we grew up on Djungelvrål, Kryptonite and other salty/sour things. Its basically in our blood 😂
I prefer salty liquorice than most other sweets and even chocolate don't taste better than the salty liquorice 😂
As a Swede now living in Germany I feel so jealous that they get sent those proper licorice packs, THANKFULLY I CAN a actually get some here in Germany, a store imports it and I'm willing to bet those who buys it all to keep the store getting it are mostly Scandinavians lol
Kryptoniter is my favourite. As kids we used to buy only those at the local candy store, so often we said "the usual" to the lady behind the counter. =) Djungelvrål too.
I love both djungelvrål and kryptoniter.💚💚
I have always loved Licorice with strong salmiak on and real sour candies . As a kid I could eat so much of these candies that my tounge got hurted. But Im swedish so that is how it is supposed to be!
djungelvrål and kryptoniter are both really good. They don't deserve this hatred
The fact that we like salt has a long historical connection, when it was not possible to grow anything in winter half the year in the Nordics, you had to store food and one of the ways to do that is to put the food in salt. From there, we have many traditional dishes with a lot of salt in them. So we get used to a lot of salt early on.
A Swedish candy I think most people would like is Tutti Frutti. It's a mix of pure joy in different flavours.
There's a water melon gum as well, that'd be widely enjoyed. Don't know the name of it though (the oval, dark green one (it's a bit better than the spherical, light green (which is good in its own right). It's normally in the unpacked candy session.
Definetly love Djungelvrål and all salted liquorice. Its surely an aquired taste, but I dont really understand why its hated so much in the UK and US, but variety in tastes is something that makes life interesting. :-) Actually my experience (which is not that big, obviously) is that most other countries have much less variety when it comes to "sweets"; we have a lot of loved sour candy as well and other types of sweets, stuff that is at least a bit more aimed at adults and therefor not as sweet. Dark chocolate is very big here, with a cocoa count of between 70-85%.
Skotte does mean scotsman in swedish. On the company Marabous website it says that the bar is actually called skotsk terrier (Scottish Terrier), what this or the style of the bar has to do with Scotland I don't know. Maybe it felt exotic in the 60s?!
Love Djungelvrål and all those sort of salty licorice/salmiak stuff. How do you explain that, it's like marmite - you love it (and crave it) or you hate it... Licorice ice cream is great. We have plenty of sweets/candy. Haribo is big here too. I'm sure there are videos on more of the sweets here, there are lots of good wine gums, gumdrops and such.
@@GuinevereKnight Like marmite/vegemite, worcestershire sauce yeah. Or surströmming. :D
Some serious swede made this pick. I haven't had a "Skotte" in several decades...
And talking of Djungelvrål - nothing beats "Lakrisal", it is in the category of lead battery acid...
Oh i love the "djungelvrål" salty liquorice that ended up on the wall of shame.
Magnificently good!
Yes...yes... I am swedish 🤣
Djungelvrål is part of a range for kids, next to some sweet and fruity stuff, so really mainstream. Having said that, I have given it to my non Swedish partner to try, and her reaction was very similar to theirs…
Haha, lördagsgodis 😂 That brought back memories! Nowadays you eat candy whenever you feel like it. I'd say my favorite candy is "Dumle"! I saw them rolling out as they emptied the box so I'm truly disappointed they never tried it! My favorite "fika" cake is hands down "Kanelbullen", cinnamon buns! But only if you can make it right. The double letter thing is mostly because its swedish :P Japp is also hands down better then Mars! "Skotte" i would say is the short version of Scotsman. I mean, imagine sitting at a board meeting to come up with a name for this bar. What would you choose, "Skotte" or "Scotsman"? 😄 Personally i don't like much fruit with chocolate.
Marabou is the best when it comes to chocolate with Fazer in close second! They way Josh started to cough after inserting the "Djungelvrål" into his mouth, dramaqueen! 😂 It's not that bad. I'm not much for liquorice but "Djungelvrål" is one of the better once. What a weakling! 🤣 We do have our own gummy sweets from "Malaco". We also have the famous "Ahlgrens bilar". There is so much more they only got a handful to try. Far from the best once too.
Marabou milk chocolate is the most common chocolate bar in Sweden.
It is a bit controversial today because Marabou did not honor the blockade against Russia.
Fazer is the smaller rival to Marabou, which also sells a variety of chocolate bars.
If you ask for "Milk chocolate" most swedes will give you a Marabou.
I love licorice, prefer the sweet but now again I get a craving for salty one. Marabou is the most famous chocolate in Sweden.
No sweden does not have own version of haribo, but haribo is produced in sweden, what from haribo that isn't produced in sweden gets imported to sweden anyway.
Good yule!🎅🤶
Djungelvrål is kid level salt liqourice 😅
Djungelvrål FTW!
Love it! You should do your own try out and review Swedish candy yourself! I love Djungelvrål and Kryptoniter but I do understand why some people don't enjoy the level of saltiness 😅
I think maybe why we Scandinavians love our liquorice are because we don't eat as much chips, but we still crave for salty stuff.
saturday is a candy day but ofc ppl choose it for themselves we eat candy any day of the week but its healthier if we wont eat it every day
I have never seen these Polly but the orginal Polly is whery good and there are 2 diffirent one whit dark and one whit milk chocolate 😊
Without the extra P, it would be pronounced ‘ploop’
Generally double consonants after a vowel makes it a short vowel
A pretty sick thing about "Lördagsgodis" is that they did an experiment between 1945 - 1955 called "Vipeholmsexperimenten" where they only let subjects (really handicapped people that couldn't manage on their own) eat candy one time a week and the other test group where force feed it daily. And the conclusion was that it was better to not eat it daily 🤷♂
My two favorite types of candy, sour and salty. I like face twitching snacks
We eat a lot of salty food in Scandinavia because it was a way to preserve food. So I guess we are used to it.
One the spot, everthing. But you must try the one and only" A.... bilar"= cars, the best Swedish candy ever!
Love salt licorits. You must try Svenskjävlar.
They didn't try the sharpest salty liquorice. Which btw is the only candy I eat.
I don't know, but perhaps it's a taste aquired from centuries of eating salted Herring
Weird that the candy they disliked the most I like the best. Salty and sour candy is yummy!
Probably really biased but I think marabou milk chocolate is the best in the world. And Djungelvrål was one of my favorite candies as a child, but no I prefer svenskjävlar, it's saltier and the licorice is nicer. Love the kryptoniter as well.
Marabou was formed in 1916. And they changed the logo in the 1960s, so you got close!
Marabou, named after the bird, not the Western African witchdoctor lunatics. Logo is from the 40's or 50's. Hasn't changed much. It's DEFINITELY the most famous brand.
Salmiak licorice - it's a Viking thing...
You measure the amount of viking DNA you have by how much salted liquorice you eat 😂
The Swedish word kaka means both cake and biscuit.
I love Djungelvrål! 😁
We have used salt since forever, of course we use it in candy! 😉
Haha!
Now that I think about it, Marabou isn't in any other country O_O Colour me surprised = D
Daim is the greatest thing since diabetes, let me tell you.
Try hallonbåtar and gele hallon. Raisberry jelly candy.
I like djungelvrål a classic a swedish kid, buts it not a candy you eat lots of in a night.
Salmiak is ammonium chloride, so a type of salt. That is why it is called salty liquorice. And that is what sensitive people can't handle.
Is the best but the most expensive place.
Salmiak is not even comparable to Djungelvrål 🤣
Its like comparing bell peppers to carolina reapers.
Djungelvrål is THE Swedish candy and its fakking amazing.
Mmmm Marabou❤
julenisse is santa claus
No, Julenisse is Santas elf. Jultomte is our word for Santa Claus.
@@ricmatify687 Julenisse is Santa in Norway and Denmark so, technically he is Santa as well. /actual person called Nisse
@@nisselarson3227but the candy is swedish... not danish or norwegian. So it means santa's helper. Also have Nils in my name..
@@ProgMannen Jaså? Utgick från att det var nåt danskt godis cloetta köpt in? De heter väl Juleskum eller nåt sånt på svenska.
@@nisselarson3227 nä.. Julenisse är bara en större variant av juleskum som cloetta här i min hemstad linköping tillverkat sedan 1934. Juleskum alltså.
Redan på 60-talet besökte vi fabriken i skolan i andra eller tredje klass. Vi fick käka så mycket godis vi orkade.
Numer får skolklasserna inte käka så dom spricker. På sin höjd ett par kexchoklad. Men i butiken kunde man köpa upp hela veckopengen.
Kexchoklad som gått sönder i tillverkningen var populärt. Räckte i flera dar.. typ. :)
Marabou was the most famous chocolate in Sweden but since 24 feb 2022 it is not. We rather stick to the finnish chocolate Fazer.
The Polly thing...that's just not right. You don't do that to Swedish Fika. Just not right.
Jungelvrål rules!!
Order some Swedish candy and try
People of culture enjoy proper liquirice, not the sweet liquirice nonsens.
Kind regards /Sweden
Liqourice is a 50/50 thing if you like it even in Sweden. I hate it.
Here have we a place as the named Spicehot its thai foodresturangs.
Yes, skotte is what a scotsman is called, in Swedish. The chocolate bar "skotte" is disgusting. in my opinion.
I love liquorice and especially salty, but the one they had, djungelvrål isn't good at all. Doesn't taste any liquorice, only salt.
Kryptoner as in this small plastic bags is not nearly as good as the original Kryptonites we grow up with in the 80's and 90's. Decennt now yes but not the same kick as the orginals and way back. The original ones was completly round and had a more gritty texture etc etc. The new formula is not hitting the same. But eeh, close enough!
calling djungelvrål "hardcore liquorice" is a sin
Ill eat bags of Djungelvrål. And kryptoniter is fucking amazing! Yall just weak.
These guys are sissies when it comes to liquorish. But ok, most of the world is. Exept for us in the north... damn.. i must have born somewhere south.
Hate the stuff when it comes to salty or sour. But sweet liqourish is very good...
kex is the best rakars bananer choklate
These guys aren't serious. They don't even try to enjoy or explain why they don't like certain candies. This is really low-effort content Mert, reacting to an other reaction video? They are obviously just not a fan of salty candy. You cannot imagine the JOY when one of the little holes on the kryptonit opens and the salty mix starts pouring out. These guys are just playacting obviously.
weaklings. lol
Well swedish candy is in NO way healthy and swedes actually consumme a fair deal of suger but only having Lördagsgodis does help minimize it some.
If shopping anf adress could be aranged im sure a pakage with swedish candy could be sent to you for a reaction video.
Dont understand, djungel vrål is really good... Yeah its salty but not soo much... Weak people...