Merry Crimbo and a Happy New Year. Wishing you all the best. 🎄✨️🌠 Thanks for all the lovely videos you make. It's very much appreciated.❤ Also thanks a lot Anna and Emily. German treats are always special.
11:14 This also tastes good over an ice cream. For example, vanilla ice cream with egg liqueur. Oh yummy now I'm hungry for it 😄 I like your videos. And that was a good selection. I wish you merry christmas 🎄My English is not so good. I hope I have written everything correctly 😂
Ooh thank you everybody. Big group effort. Oohi love Advocaat. We were allowed a little bit of this even as kids at christmas my dad would make us a ting 'snowball'on christmas night with Advocaat, lemonade, lots of and a splash of lime. Yum 🙂🙂🙂
My Mum and Dad use to have a yellow colored Advocaat which I remember having it was very creamy but this one was nicer for sure. Yes Advocaat and lemonade that is right.
Merry Christmas Tam and Tim 🎅 What a great taste test. This was a fun one. Thanks Anna and Amile. Tam I pray you have a beautiful Christmas See you next time
Well... There are various ways to use German egg liqueur. You can pour it over ice cream. You can get something like that in every ice cream parlor here as an ice cream sundae and even in the frozen food section of the supermarket. You can also use egg liqueur in baked goods. Egg liqueur cake... Yummy! And you can also mix it and make it yourself. You can definitely find recipes for it on the internet. My girlfriend drinks it mixed with orange juice... Fröhliche Weihnachten...
England here I have been with Australian relative's during your summer, was just so hard to get my head around, no big roast, a barbecue (barbie) and oh so much beer love your rum too.
ß is a sharp "s" spoken similar to s in something. Wow thanks Anna, what a wonderful gift!! Maybe I literally inhaled a whole package of Zimtsterne (also a favourite christmas treat) today during work like Kirby, ha! Merry Christmas to everyone
*Meßmer* (alt. spelling Messmer; German tea company) = MESS-MER (approx. pronunciation in English) 3:35 The special letter "ß" is neither a "B" nor a Greek Beta. It developed from a printing ligature combining a long "ſ" and round "s" (sometimes also a swirly "z", hence the name) forming ("ſs" => "ß") this extra letter called "Eszett" ("esszed") or "sharp S".
Love your taste tests guys. Btw. Words with "ei" like in "Dominosteine" : the german "ei" is spoken like a the english spoken "i". The letter "ß" (sz spoken) is a short for "ss" . So can eather write "Weiße Schokolade" or "Weisse Schokolade". Wish you merry christmas!
Merry belated Christmas wishing you both the best for the New Year. Apologies for not replying sooner. We hosted a large family gathering and were a little busy.
A "Happen" is a little bite or little snack. When Nemo in "Finding Nemo" got the name Sharkbait, it got dubbed as Haihappen, a little snack or bite for a shark.
Advocaat is a type of egg liqueur (eggs, brandy, sugar) which is popular in Germany and the Netherlands. It can by law be called Advocaat (dutch for lawyer), when it contains more egg yolk and sugar than normal. It´s eggnog-like. Some people mix it with Sprite. Btw: You can make it yourself quite easily.
In Germany we have different types of gingerbread. The have different names and come from different cities are similar but slightly different in recipes. Lebkuchen / Honigkuchen, Pfeffernüsse and Pfefferkuchen, Printen. Printen are from the city of Aachen and are soft or harder and you can get them with chocolate and without. Pfeffernüsse (pepper nuts) are very dry and harder small ones. Pfefferkuchen are the spicier variation of Lebkuchen Lebkuchen / honigkuchen is a general term for gingerbread, except for Nürnberger Lebkuchen which must be made in Nürrnberg and must have a high amount on nuts and almonds and a very low amount of flour or even no flour. Other Lebkuchen will have more flour and less nuts. And there is in general no ginger in "gingerbread". So I really do not know why it is called in English this way. Pfeffernüsse / Pfefferkuchen are the ones that usually have some ginger in it.
Hi Brian, lovely to hear from you. No plans to go to Spain, we traveled there about 5 years ago and loved it. Just learning some Spanish as a hobby (although I am terrible at it LOL) Merry Christmas
Writing this, while you unpack it. These Schogetten are not good. I bought the Chai Latte and it tasted really bad. But even worse, they use palm oil (Palmfett) in these varieties. They have regulare varieties without palm oil. So I really do not know why they do this.
Thank you Anna and Amelie ❤
I like y'all. You're funny yet wholesome. Your choc cake recipe is STELLAR, btw! (I like to use bitter marmalade) I'm subscribing.
Tams stomach was celebrating YESSSSSS!!! Tiny, but mighty.
Thanks Anna. Germany has lovely treats❤
Merry Xmas!!! 🎄❤🎉
Merry Crimbo and a Happy New Year. Wishing you all the best. 🎄✨️🌠 Thanks for all the lovely videos you make. It's very much appreciated.❤ Also thanks a lot Anna and Emily. German treats are always special.
11:14 This also tastes good over an ice cream. For example, vanilla ice cream with egg liqueur. Oh yummy now I'm hungry for it 😄
I like your videos. And that was a good selection. I wish you merry christmas 🎄My English is not so good. I hope I have written everything correctly 😂
Ooh thank you everybody. Big group effort. Oohi love Advocaat. We were allowed a little bit of this even as kids at christmas my dad would make us a ting 'snowball'on christmas night with Advocaat, lemonade, lots of and a splash of lime. Yum 🙂🙂🙂
My Mum and Dad use to have a yellow colored Advocaat which I remember having it was very creamy but this one was nicer for sure. Yes Advocaat and lemonade that is right.
Blast from the past. You must have had the original good stuff from Ana 🙂🙂
Merry Christmas Tam and Tim 🎅
What a great taste test. This was a fun one. Thanks Anna and Amile.
Tam I pray you have a beautiful Christmas
See you next time
Happy Xmas to Tim and tam
Thank so so much Anna and the happiest biggest thanks and wishes for a wonderful Christmas to Tim and Tam!! Thank you both so so so much. 🥰🤩
Tim, with that hat and beard, you sure look the part 🎅
He needs to eat more german candy to fill the suit 😉
Well... There are various ways to use German egg liqueur. You can pour it over ice cream. You can get something like that in every ice cream parlor here as an ice cream sundae and even in the frozen food section of the supermarket. You can also use egg liqueur in baked goods. Egg liqueur cake... Yummy! And you can also mix it and make it yourself. You can definitely find recipes for it on the internet. My girlfriend drinks it mixed with orange juice...
Fröhliche Weihnachten...
Thank you Anna and Emily!! Merry Christmas Tam and Tim!!!
Wishing you and Tim a very merry Christmas. Looking forward to more great tastings in the new year.
England here I have been with Australian relative's during your summer, was just so hard to get my head around, no big roast, a barbecue (barbie) and oh so much beer love your rum too.
Thank you Anna, Amelia, Tim and Tam. Outstanding taste test! Happy Holidays 🎄 to everyone ❤
A kettle is essential in Germany, and I wish you a happy holiday. Greetings from Germany.
10:29 *Eierlikör* (lit. "egg liqueur"; often called "egg nog") = AYE-ER-LEE-KOER (approx. pronunciation in English)
"mit Eiern aus Bodenhaltung" (lit. "with eggs from ground keeping") = MIT AYE-ERN OWS BO-DEN-HULL-TUNG (approx.)
Merry Christmas, Tam and Tim 🎄🍻
ß is a sharp "s" spoken similar to s in something. Wow thanks Anna, what a wonderful gift!! Maybe I literally inhaled a whole package of Zimtsterne (also a favourite christmas treat) today during work like Kirby, ha! Merry Christmas to everyone
An excellent selection of Christmas treats in this one, Tam and Tim! So many sounded really delicious!
*Meßmer* (alt. spelling Messmer; German tea company) = MESS-MER (approx. pronunciation in English)
3:35 The special letter "ß" is neither a "B" nor a Greek Beta. It developed from a printing ligature combining a long "ſ" and round "s" (sometimes also a swirly "z", hence the name) forming ("ſs" => "ß") this extra letter called "Eszett" ("esszed") or "sharp S".
sometimes marzipan is replaced with parzipan and is auch of peachseeds
Love your taste tests guys. Btw. Words with "ei" like in "Dominosteine" : the german "ei" is spoken like a the english spoken "i".
The letter "ß" (sz spoken) is a short for "ss" . So can eather write "Weiße Schokolade" or "Weisse Schokolade".
Wish you merry christmas!
The white chocolate Dominos are gingerbread, apricot jelly and marzipan 😊
Merry Christmas from the noswonkys.
Merry belated Christmas wishing you both the best for the New Year. Apologies for not replying sooner. We hosted a large family gathering and were a little busy.
A "Happen" is a little bite or little snack.
When Nemo in "Finding Nemo" got the name Sharkbait, it got dubbed as Haihappen, a little snack or bite for a shark.
Advocaat is a type of egg liqueur (eggs, brandy, sugar) which is popular in Germany and the Netherlands. It can by law be called Advocaat (dutch for lawyer), when it contains more egg yolk and sugar than normal. It´s eggnog-like. Some people mix it with Sprite. Btw: You can make it yourself quite easily.
It's very similar to eggnog.
@@jwb52z9 The difference is,we drink it all the year long...
Meßmer is a big tea brand in germany. The ß is a "sharp S", pronounced like the s in sex.
The liqueur is egg-liqeur...put it over choclate icecream or bake a cake with it, there are receipes for egg liquer cakes in the internet.
@CheekyTam yeah the t-shirts fit perfectly. I'm very happy that you like everything, even the things with marzipan 😄
Thank you so much the T-shirts were perfect and the German Treats so good yes even with marzipan. Merry Christmas to you and your family
You have to try Eierlikör on ice cream...
"Santa Claus in town" is the no name brand of Netto - a German discounter
Shouldn't the ingredients be printed in English also on the packages?
the boze is made with eggs and like a german eggnog version
In Germany we have different types of gingerbread.
The have different names and come from different cities are similar but slightly different in recipes.
Lebkuchen / Honigkuchen, Pfeffernüsse and Pfefferkuchen, Printen.
Printen are from the city of Aachen and are soft or harder and you can get them with chocolate and without.
Pfeffernüsse (pepper nuts) are very dry and harder small ones.
Pfefferkuchen are the spicier variation of Lebkuchen
Lebkuchen / honigkuchen is a general term for gingerbread, except for Nürnberger Lebkuchen which must be made in Nürrnberg and must have a high amount on nuts and almonds and a very low amount of flour or even no flour. Other Lebkuchen will have more flour and less nuts.
And there is in general no ginger in "gingerbread". So I really do not know why it is called in English this way.
Pfeffernüsse / Pfefferkuchen are the ones that usually have some ginger in it.
Eierlikör Is german eggnog jeh XD
Egg liqueur, you actually drink it out of chocolate cups, that you eat.
That sounds like a good idea thanks
@CheekyTam Google: Schokobecher Eierlikoer
Is Tim trying to be father Xmas. His beard looks like mine
There you are!!! My goodness me you’ve been missed. I hope you’re doing alright?? 🙂🙂
Tim and Tam great taste test . Wishing you Avery Merry Christmas 💕🦋🎄🎄🎄Thanks Anna those treats look delicious 🦋💕
Nice to see you Brian I was wondering if you were okay wishing you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Healthy New Year🎄🎄🎄🎄🎅
@@JackW42 I'm taking a back seat for a while
@donnaleifels3856 merry Xmas I'm just here in the background
Tam you said your learning Spanish so are yoih and Tim going to Spain????
Hi Brian, lovely to hear from you. No plans to go to Spain, we traveled there about 5 years ago and loved it. Just learning some Spanish as a hobby (although I am terrible at it LOL) Merry Christmas
ß is spelt like ss
Writing this, while you unpack it.
These Schogetten are not good. I bought the Chai Latte and it tasted really bad.
But even worse, they use palm oil (Palmfett) in these varieties.
They have regulare varieties without palm oil. So I really do not know why they do this.
The ß is like a double S.
SS.
As in Scheisse
🙄
@@fabigrossi2976 What? Is that a bad word?