One of the things I really appreciate about you is how you give everything a fair try, even if you think you won't like it. And even when you don't like it, you often take another bite anyway because you want to be sure and you want to make note of any aspects that you DO like. You're the most diplomatic food critic I've ever seen.
Just by the way, if someone hasn't already said this, the "Parhaalle" -bar is actually called a Kismet-bar. Parhaalle means To the best, not sure what that's all about tho :d
daEaglesTouch I was just about to clear this one too :) But yeah its Kismet and the meaning of "to the best" is the same idea that sometimes coca cola cans do, they have names in the cans. Kismet"s doesnt have names on them but they have "for a friend" ( ystävälle ), "for my love" ( rakkaalle ) and this "to the best" ( parhaalle ). Im not sure if they have others
daEaglesTouch It's part of Fazer's marketing campaign for the Kismet's 40th birthday and the idea was that you can give that bar to someone and it says To The Best hinting that the person who receives it is the best.
We Finns just love the reactions other people have on salmiakki! Salmiakki is basically liquorice spiced with ammonium chloride. Synthesis of ammonium chloride is a common experiment in Finnish chemistry classes :D
My daughter is 2.5 y/o and she loves your videos! :)) Every time she sees you in the related list she asks 'mmm?' ('mmm' being that sound you make when you taste something XD) And then I play your video and she takes a fruit or something and eats "with" you. :P
Your videos are as informative as they a joy to watch and listen too. Your food descriptions and on point and the overall sounds your mouth chewing to the delicate approach you handles your items are just a delight. Very ASMR even. :]
That "parhaalle" candy bar is actually called Kismet. Parhaalle means "to the best". Kismet also have bars that read "ystävälle" on them which means "to a friend". So if you buy two and have them side by side it would read "to best friend". :)
No. The so called "red licorice" is not licorice. Liquorice, or licorice, is the root of glycyrrhiza glabra from which a sweet flavor can be extracted. So called "red licorice" contains no ingredient extracted from the root of glycyrrhiza glabra so is NOT licorice.
Parhaalle is actually a candy called Kismet, but there are limited editions that have different text on them for example "for my love". He send you the one with "for the best".
Missä X is called Missä X because the original type of candy in that family was Ässä Mix, or Ace Mix (it has candy that is shaped like the faces of cards) and Missä X is an anagram of Ässä Mix because instead of being sweet like Ässä Mix, its sour. Kind of like the polar opposite, hence the name Missä X.
I am dutch and love salmiak. As a child we had little cups with salmiak powder salti aswell as sweet. It is also great when you have a sore throat or a cough.
***** The problem with xylitol is that it has a mild laxative effect. So in small amounts, such as gum, it's fine. In larger doses, it can have rather sudden side effects. Have you heard or read any stories about the sugar free gummy bears?
***** Don't you have stevia in the US? Stevia is healthy...well also regular sugar in moderation is healthy as well...is the moderation part usually the problem ;-)
Xylitol is a sugar, and all sugars are multiple alcohols. That is to say, an -OH group makes an alcohol, and sugars have many. In the case of Xylitol, it has a chain of 6 carbons, and each one of them has an -OH group on it. Regular alcohol that we like to drink is ethanol, 2 carbons, only one -OH.
I can't believe your little one is a year old already. That time flew by. I think I'll celebrate his birthday by going on a hunt for the raspberry Jaffa cakes. Sounds yummy!
***** I know right? I kinda feel bad for her sometimes. Then again, Finland (and some other neighbouring countries) is well-known for her salmiakki, so it's hard to not include them. At least Emmy tries them
5:50 that bar is actually called kismet but fazer did this special thing for the 40 year anniversary, so it reads there "for the best" :D and yes you got that ananas right!
The susu chocolate bar, reminded me of a toffee crisp bar. Haven't seen those in the UK in years ... I ate a whole bag of liquorish whilst watching this. I love it :D thank you for the videos Emmy ^_^
Winston is from a previous video where a crumb is stuck to her face for about half the video. "Hello little crumb, I shall call you Winston" is the text she added in editing. :)
Oh and you spell "Ksylitolipurukumi" just like it's written. So just say "Ksylitolipurukumi" and that's it. But Finnish is actually one of the hardest languages in the world, so I believe that no one can spell that long word right on the first try. But i loved when you said "ananas". You said it so well :3
Sara Sandberg blakc licorice is the best but think we like it because is a normal thing to eat in sweden norway finland and demark but i dk nothing is bette then blakc lirocice
I agree licorice is already disgusting, and to add salt to it!!!! Ugh😣😵 I commend Emmy for eating everytime lol... but everytime she takes a bite I just crenge!! 😖👎lol
a 100 grand bar has a thick layer of caramel covered with puff rice and chocolate it's very chewy and sticky and sweet and crisp so good one of my favorite chocolate sweets
Emmi I think its so cool and respectful that you try salmiak products again and again. I never saw you didnt try it although you know that you hate it. Thumbs up!
In portuguese, Pineapple can be Ananás or Abacaxi, the difference is that Ananás is bigger and sweeter than Abacaxi ( which comes from tupi-guarani language and means 'Smelly Fruit' ), but we ( in Brazil ) just say Abacaxi for both fruits.
Also yeah Xylitol is good for your teeth. In Finland it's just as important as brushing your teeth, like in school we're forced to suck on xylitol candy after lunch...
was really nice to see that someone is eating our Finnish delicacies. Sounded also toolla funny how you said them. Salmiakki did not seem to be to your liking but it was fun to see your face in agony! hahahah : D
That supposed "Parhaalle" bar is actually a Kismet bar :D "Parhaalle" means "To the best one" and it's part of a 40th anniversary marketing campaign where there are also similar bars labeled "To my love", "To my friend", "To my buddy" etc.
That "Parhaalle" chocolate bar is actually called a Kismet bar, I guess this was a special kind, probably a campaign or something. It means like "For the dearest" or "For the best"
actually that where is text "Parhaalle" is Kismet but there was kismet bars where was text Parhaalle(eng. for the Best) and Ystävälle(for the friend) :)
That "Parhaalle" thing is actually called Kismet. It just have had these texts that you can pick to suit for who ever you are gonna give them. I don't exactly know what texts it had on there, but that Parhaalle meant "For the best".
The "Parhaalle" bar, isnt actually called that, its called "Kismet". The "parhaalle" is kind of like the Share a coke with... But parhaalle just means FOR THE BEST (person)
Just as a quick heads up Emma, the bar you called 'Parhaalle' is actually called Kismet (you can see it in small font on top of the bigger text). That particular bar just had pretty bad graphic design as it's a 40-year-anniversary special. It basically says "Kismet parhaalle" which means "Kismet for the best". And under it is the same thing in Swedish :) "Kismet till den bästa".
I like licorice, but I've never tried it salted. I can't quite imagine that combination of flavors, but it does sound intriguing. I'm going to have to find some one of these days. Also, I don't consider 'red licorice' to be licorice. In order to be called that it should taste like licorice root or anise or anything in that neighborhood. Strawberry/cherry flavored candy that just happens to have a similar shape and consistency, doesn't quite cut it.
Goodness so I finally found a traditional European style sweet shop in Singapore (!!!) and bought a bag of gummy mix. Therein loom the ominous black licorice pastels. Me and my fiance decided to bite half the pastel each to see what happens. We gave each other the same face u made Emmy and both of us burst out laughing. Great Scott was I thankful that I was not adventurous enough to buy a bag of salmiakki as well, which the shop sells. Scandinavian friends u have my salute. 😵😵😵
That was my birthday on bottom of Super Salmiakki "best before" :) You got like super smell, knowing exactly what they are made without tasting it (like Rum in Da Capo). And yes I'm from Finland, so had to watch them all. For Missä X, you got to eat one salmiakki X with 2 coloured letters and that might get those down (that's how I do them).
SO SALTY!! Although in hot weather, it could be okay when you really need salt. Except then it's black licorice, too.... Red Vines and Twizzlers do not contain any licorice or anise. The packages state they are "twists". I would have to say that they are just red candy. And since Twizzlers is a subsidiary of Hershey, I will be having Red Vines, TYVM. Because I like Cadbury UK.
That what did you say: This is cald Parhaalle, means for the best. The candy is kismet, but they just have like for mom, for friend, for the best 🙊 and sorry of my english, I'm from finland
These videos are fun to watch. I live in Finland and it's nice to know that you liked some of our candies 👍 I personally love Jaffa cookies and Missä Äx and Pantteri candies. You're so beautiful and you have lovely voice 😊 If you haven't alredy, you could do a video where you try to speak finnish ? Suomalaisille terkkuja 🙋
I grew up reading (my mom read them for me when I was too young to do it) the Mumin Books. I love them and I still have a little Mumin at home who is there to cuddle and tell him my minds :D (Please excuse my English if there are any mistakes in this text, I'm a student from Germany ^^)
That Parhaalle bar you ate, is really called Kismet and that Parhaalle means to the best and that same kind of thing that Coca-Cola did adding names to the bottles.
It's "parhaalle" chocolate in locked so its correct name is "kismet" but it was like this gift to the best thing to say it refers to the gift of the best :) I'm not sure of spelling because I am 12 years old girl from Finland😊
"Parhaalle", you say? I dare to say that, in my humble opinion, that thing looks like a Kismet bar. They probably just put a word onto the package, so that it could be given as a gift - "parhaalle" means "to the best". And with that pronuncication, "ksylitolipurukumi" is pronounced a bit like "xylitol-y-purr-u-kh-um-y". Thank you. The Finn has left the building.
One of the things I really appreciate about you is how you give everything a fair try, even if you think you won't like it. And even when you don't like it, you often take another bite anyway because you want to be sure and you want to make note of any aspects that you DO like. You're the most diplomatic food critic I've ever seen.
I never knew "ananas" meant pineapple in so many languages. :)
emmymadeinjapan nanas means pineapple in malaysia too
emmymadeinjapan Ananas means pineapple in polish!
ananas means pinapple in Italy too :D
emmymadeinjapan it even means pineapple in Hebrew :)
emmymadeinjapan Haha, I just wanted to mention that! :)
the "parhaalle" is actually called Kismet but parhaalle means "for/to the best one" and you can give it to your best friend as a gift
Just by the way, if someone hasn't already said this, the "Parhaalle" -bar is actually called a Kismet-bar. Parhaalle means To the best, not sure what that's all about tho :d
daEaglesTouch I was just about to clear this one too :) But yeah its Kismet and the meaning of "to the best" is the same idea that sometimes coca cola cans do, they have names in the cans. Kismet"s doesnt have names on them but they have "for a friend" ( ystävälle ), "for my love" ( rakkaalle ) and this "to the best" ( parhaalle ). Im not sure if they have others
daEaglesTouch It's part of Fazer's marketing campaign for the Kismet's 40th birthday and the idea was that you can give that bar to someone and it says To The Best hinting that the person who receives it is the best.
+daEaglesTouch its same as coke did with the names..
By Emmy eats Finland 37, you'll have acquired the taste for salmiakki.
We Finns just love the reactions other people have on salmiakki! Salmiakki is basically liquorice spiced with ammonium chloride. Synthesis of ammonium chloride is a common experiment in Finnish chemistry classes :D
LovelySoundsASMR They never let us eat it tho ;-;
LovelySoundsASMR lol That makes is sound even worse. :)
My daughter is 2.5 y/o and she loves your videos! :)) Every time she sees you in the related list she asks 'mmm?' ('mmm' being that sound you make when you taste something XD) And then I play your video and she takes a fruit or something and eats "with" you. :P
AlinaFM
That's so cute :D
+Dana Lavigne girl you're here too😂🙏🏼
oh my gosh. that's adorable
Pineapple is Ananas in basically every language other than English :P
Özgür Yılmaz in brazilian potuguese it's abacaxi.
it derives from the word for pineapple in the native language of the tupí people. :3
Özgür Yılmaz nor in Spanish... the word for pineapple is piña.
***** Ananás es piña en español también, míralo en la RAE.
A AH supongo que esa información es correcta, sin embargo en mi país (mexico) no es una palabra que se utiliza comúnmente,
it's Ananas in arabic too
Your I don't like this face is adorable and hilarious Emmy.
TAM!!! Luv ya soooo much
Your videos are as informative as they a joy to watch and listen too. Your food descriptions and on point and the overall sounds your mouth chewing to the delicate approach you handles your items are just a delight. Very ASMR even. :]
That "parhaalle" candy bar is actually called Kismet. Parhaalle means "to the best". Kismet also have bars that read "ystävälle" on them which means "to a friend". So if you buy two and have them side by side it would read "to best friend". :)
Love you so much Emmy!! I always have to have a snack close beside me when I watch you because you describe things so well, and I enjoy it so much!!
the "parhaalle" is nit the name of the candy. its kismet. but its FOR: parhaalle wich means: for the best.
there are more, like: for mom. for dad.
oh yea ananas is right! it means pineapple
These videos make me appriciate finnish candy more :'3
Thank you so much for making these videos with such care and love. It really shines through!
I also love how you describe every candy and food with such passion and knowledge! :D
No. The so called "red licorice" is not licorice.
Liquorice, or licorice, is the root of glycyrrhiza glabra from which a sweet flavor can be extracted.
So called "red licorice" contains no ingredient extracted from the root of glycyrrhiza glabra so is NOT licorice.
Ohhh i did'nt know that!! Cool :) I love salt liqorish tho :D
NoExitLoveNow Exactly, it's not an opinion matter :).
Love watching your tasting videos, u tell us the texture and stuff :DD love it 🇫🇮💗
Actually the candy bar with the text Parhaalle is Kismet, and Kismet Parhaalle means Kismet for the best but the original bar just says Kismet ^^
Sanna Martinkauppi is there more kismets not only for the best ????
It's been a year already!?!?! I watched your videos all throughout your pregnancy with "Little Guy"! How wonderful!!
J. Gewirtzman I has - hard to believe. :)
Happy belated birthday to your boys. I have been a subscriber since you were pregnant with the younger one.
Yay!!! You brought the table back :D I really missed the sound when you empty the food on there :D I love these inside videos! 👍
#GoAwayWinston
Parhaalle is actually a candy called Kismet, but there are limited editions that have different text on them for example "for my love". He send you the one with "for the best".
We say ananas (pineapple) here in sweden 😀
The 100 grand bar has just caramel, rice krispies, and chocolate. I still enjoy them time to time. Love your show.
it isnt Parhaalle its kismet its just a special bar
Missä X is called Missä X because the original type of candy in that family was Ässä Mix, or Ace Mix (it has candy that is shaped like the faces of cards) and Missä X is an anagram of Ässä Mix because instead of being sweet like Ässä Mix, its sour. Kind of like the polar opposite, hence the name Missä X.
I cant understand how nobody likes salmiakki :(
+mixuaquela123 Salmiakki is best!
+Eliza x Well i never liked as a kid so i guess you have to get use to it
Salmiakki o hirveetä
Definitively an aquired taste
I am dutch and love salmiak. As a child we had little cups with salmiak powder salti aswell as sweet. It is also great when you have a sore throat or a cough.
Poor Emm bombarded with salmiakki :D thanks for these videos, it´s always so much fun!
Why can't we have HEALTHY SUGAR in the US?!
***** We don't have anything healthy! :P
I wonder the same thing!! You cant find xylitol anywhere in the US :D the birch sugar is actually a finnish invention
***** The problem with xylitol is that it has a mild laxative effect. So in small amounts, such as gum, it's fine. In larger doses, it can have rather sudden side effects. Have you heard or read any stories about the sugar free gummy bears?
+Kalle Karhapää You do, at Whole Foods :)
***** Don't you have stevia in the US? Stevia is healthy...well also regular sugar in moderation is healthy as well...is the moderation part usually the problem ;-)
The chocolate bar at 5:45 is actually called Kismet. The company put things like "to the best" or "to a loved one" on the packaging
Parhaalle means to best. Parhaalle's real name is kismet
Xylitol is a sugar, and all sugars are multiple alcohols. That is to say, an -OH group makes an alcohol, and sugars have many. In the case of Xylitol, it has a chain of 6 carbons, and each one of them has an -OH group on it. Regular alcohol that we like to drink is ethanol, 2 carbons, only one -OH.
Suomi tavattu!
Torilla mainitaan!
I can't believe your little one is a year old already. That time flew by. I think I'll celebrate his birthday by going on a hunt for the raspberry Jaffa cakes. Sounds yummy!
Emmy's fans are a bit sadistic...they keep sending her licorice. 😰
***** I know right? I kinda feel bad for her sometimes.
Then again, Finland (and some other neighbouring countries) is well-known for her salmiakki, so it's hard to not include them. At least Emmy tries them
It's not liquirice, it's salmiakki. You can call it salty liquirice
And Emmy has said in her videos that she doesn't mind tasting salmiakki, because maybe some day she will like it
To be honest, I myself would really like to have a taste of salmiakki. Seeing that I like salty snacks
***** Ha same thing i said
You spelled ananas really good!! :) thankyou for these videos, you are great!
You have to try Karjala :D
ei vittu😂😂😂
voi perkele
xD
5:50 that bar is actually called kismet but fazer did this special thing for the 40 year anniversary, so it reads there "for the best" :D and yes you got that ananas right!
suomi mainittu!! torilla tavataan
100 Grand is exactly like the Su Su bar. Caramel middle, chocolate and rice krispies outside. Except 100 Grands comes in two segments.
ananas is pineapple in finland
i live in finland
EI KETÄÄN KINOSTA
+Squex :3 KETÄÄN EI KIINNOSTA SÄ
+Oku Pelaa Aha.. Kokeillaanko.?
The susu chocolate bar, reminded me of a toffee crisp bar. Haven't seen those in the UK in years ... I ate a whole bag of liquorish whilst watching this. I love it :D thank you for the videos Emmy ^_^
tavataanko torilla?
joo :)
tavataan
Tottakai
Joo
Tottakai
yes, pineapple is ananas in Finland (: and the candy bar ypu called parhaalle is actually called Kismet, parhaalle means 'for the best'. (:
Did anyone besides me hear go away Winstin?
e nagy Yep. :)
+emmymadeinjapan Who's Winston? Lol.
Winston is from a previous video where a crumb is stuck to her face for about half the video. "Hello little crumb, I shall call you Winston" is the text she added in editing. :)
Hehe. That's awesome.
+Harry O ohhhh
Oh and you spell "Ksylitolipurukumi" just like it's written. So just say "Ksylitolipurukumi" and that's it. But Finnish is actually one of the hardest languages in the world, so I believe that no one can spell that long word right on the first try. But i loved when you said "ananas". You said it so well :3
I know what is worst than licorish addding bunch of salt to it
Umm...i love salt liqorish...idk why so many people hate it lol
Sara Sandberg blakc licorice is the best but think we like it because is a normal thing to eat in sweden norway finland and demark but i dk nothing is bette then blakc lirocice
I agree licorice is already disgusting, and to add salt to it!!!! Ugh😣😵 I commend Emmy for eating everytime lol... but everytime she takes a bite I just crenge!! 😖👎lol
***** dont forget iceland, iceland loves it too :P
Halldóra Þ. Halldórsdóttir
really they do xD
always happy to see a new video of yours
ananas is german :D
ριηкєѕ єιηнσяη Also French.
ριηкєѕ єιηнσяη and norwegian
ριηкєѕ єιηнσяη twice the anus.
ριηкєѕ єιηнσяη And Italian!
ριηкєѕ єιηнσяη And Slovak! :D
a 100 grand bar has a thick layer of caramel covered with puff rice and chocolate it's very chewy and sticky and sweet and crisp so good one of my favorite chocolate sweets
I from finland
You hate salmiakki
I like salkiakki
Salmiakki ja lakritsi on parasta! :D
Nii
+Eveliina Enni nää ulkomaalaset ei vaa ymmärrä et laku ja salmiakki on 2 eri asiaa XDDD
I very good england languake. You salmiakko no like. Me salmiakki very like much.
Eikäoo
Emmi I think its so cool and respectful that you try salmiak products again and again. I never saw you didnt try it although you know that you hate it. Thumbs up!
In portuguese, Pineapple can be Ananás or Abacaxi, the difference is that Ananás is bigger and sweeter than Abacaxi ( which comes from tupi-guarani language and means 'Smelly Fruit' ), but we ( in Brazil ) just say Abacaxi for both fruits.
Also yeah Xylitol is good for your teeth. In Finland it's just as important as brushing your teeth, like in school we're forced to suck on xylitol candy after lunch...
and the jenkki sorbet gum wasn't supposed to be sour it just had the the sugar coating to make it feel kind of like ice:)
was really nice to see that someone is eating our Finnish delicacies. Sounded also toolla funny how you said them. Salmiakki did not seem to be to your liking but it was fun to see your face in agony! hahahah : D
That supposed "Parhaalle" bar is actually a Kismet bar :D
"Parhaalle" means "To the best one" and it's part of a 40th anniversary marketing campaign where there are also similar bars labeled "To my love", "To my friend", "To my buddy" etc.
That big chocolate "kismet" will always reads for example or to best friend and the best is Finnish "Paras/parhaalle"
That "Parhaalle" chocolate bar is actually called a Kismet bar, I guess this was a special kind, probably a campaign or something. It means like "For the dearest" or "For the best"
I'm from Finland! Greetings! Love your videos!😘
Thanks cutie. That looks delicious. Nice vid, thanks for bringing a little Finland to the States!
actually that where is text "Parhaalle" is Kismet but there was kismet bars where was text Parhaalle(eng. for the Best) and Ystävälle(for the friend) :)
That "Parhaalle" thing is actually called Kismet. It just have had these texts that you can pick to suit for who ever you are gonna give them. I don't exactly know what texts it had on there, but that Parhaalle meant "For the best".
The "Parhaalle" bar, isnt actually called that, its called "Kismet". The "parhaalle" is kind of like the Share a coke with... But parhaalle just means FOR THE BEST (person)
5:47 It's not called "Parhaalle" it's called Kismet. Parhaalle means for the best. Like on the Coca cola cans you got the names.
The parhaalle bar you ate was kismet it was just different wrap or something but it was the same as the normal one
And that salmiakki is called super because it has xylitol instead of sugar! :)
you're the only One that still keeps the salmiakki in mouth
;^; thank you
Just as a quick heads up Emma, the bar you called 'Parhaalle' is actually called Kismet (you can see it in small font on top of the bigger text). That particular bar just had pretty bad graphic design as it's a 40-year-anniversary special. It basically says "Kismet parhaalle" which means "Kismet for the best". And under it is the same thing in Swedish :) "Kismet till den bästa".
I like licorice, but I've never tried it salted. I can't quite imagine that combination of flavors, but it does sound intriguing. I'm going to have to find some one of these days.
Also, I don't consider 'red licorice' to be licorice. In order to be called that it should taste like licorice root or anise or anything in that neighborhood. Strawberry/cherry flavored candy that just happens to have a similar shape and consistency, doesn't quite cut it.
Goodness so I finally found a traditional European style sweet shop in Singapore (!!!) and bought a bag of gummy mix. Therein loom the ominous black licorice pastels. Me and my fiance decided to bite half the pastel each to see what happens. We gave each other the same face u made Emmy and both of us burst out laughing. Great Scott was I thankful that I was not adventurous enough to buy a bag of salmiakki as well, which the shop sells. Scandinavian friends u have my salute. 😵😵😵
I know how much you love salmiakki :D I'm sure you've already figured this out ages ago, but for someone we here in Finland love it :D
Your videos always make me smile Emmy! And it certainly makes me laugh whenever you try licorice again (I'm not a sadist, I swear!)
5:44 I think I had that one before. My neighbors sometimes visit Finland and bring back treats.
The "Parhaalle" one is actually called Kismet. The parhaalle part means to/for the best.
I always separate salmiakki & liquorice candies, store them in a huge jar, and give them to my friends.
The "parhaalle" bars real name is kismet and parhaalle means "for the best" in Finnish :)
That was my birthday on bottom of Super Salmiakki "best before" :) You got like super smell, knowing exactly what they are made without tasting it (like Rum in Da Capo). And yes I'm from Finland, so had to watch them all. For Missä X, you got to eat one salmiakki X with 2 coloured letters and that might get those down (that's how I do them).
6:56 at this point I think they're sending you some yucky just to see the look on your face when you try it it is hilarious and adorable
The parhaalle candybar is actually named kismet.
It just had a compliment in it
i'm from finland and in finland we really love salmiakki
i'm from finland so i love your tasting videos where you eat finnish candy
You eat the licorice and the fruit candy together! Nobody gets this. That's the most über tasty combo there is!
SO SALTY!! Although in hot weather, it could be okay when you really need salt. Except then it's black licorice, too....
Red Vines and Twizzlers do not contain any licorice or anise. The packages state they are "twists". I would have to say that they are just red candy. And since Twizzlers is a subsidiary of Hershey, I will be having Red Vines, TYVM. Because I like Cadbury UK.
That what did you say: This is cald Parhaalle, means for the best. The candy is kismet, but they just have like for mom, for friend, for the best 🙊 and sorry of my english, I'm from finland
These videos are fun to watch. I live in Finland and it's nice to know that you liked some of our candies 👍 I personally love Jaffa cookies and Missä Äx and Pantteri candies. You're so beautiful and you have lovely voice 😊 If you haven't alredy, you could do a video where you try to speak finnish ? Suomalaisille terkkuja 🙋
"Go away winston" hahaha that was funny ^_^
I grew up reading (my mom read them for me when I was too young to do it) the Mumin Books. I love them and I still have a little Mumin at home who is there to cuddle and tell him my minds :D
(Please excuse my English if there are any mistakes in this text, I'm a student from Germany ^^)
The waffle bar is called Kismet, "parhaalle" just means "For/to the best (as in someone you fancy)".
I think the best way to eat "Missä X" candies is to put black x candy to your mouth at same time with colourful candy! 👌🏼
You should definitely do the Crazy Helium Booth Tag!! So funny! 😄 ps ilysm. You're amazing!
That parhaalle is actually kismet bar and there are many tastes of those!
Ananas is also pineapple in Hebrew. I never knew it's the same in finnish...
***** It's the same in a lot of languages. 9 languages that I can think of just off the top of my head but there's probably more.
***** A free bit of info: Finnish is a Uralic language. Uralic pride! \m/
That "Parhaalle" candy is named Kismet, Parhalle is for the best in english.
That Parhaalle bar you ate, is really called Kismet and that Parhaalle means to the best and that same kind of thing that Coca-Cola did adding names to the bottles.
salty licorice is an aqcuired taste, if you start eating it as a child, you'll love it as an adult.:) like red wine or something :D
It's "parhaalle" chocolate in locked so its correct name is "kismet" but it was like this gift to the best thing to say it refers to the gift of the best :) I'm not sure of spelling because I am 12 years old girl from Finland😊
100 Grandnis my favourite candy bar! And it's only caramel I the center, thick caramel and rice puffs in chocolate on the outside :)
Jaffa cakes are actually English. They’re often eaten with tea and come in a variety of flavors!
"Parhaalle", you say?
I dare to say that, in my humble opinion, that thing looks like a Kismet bar. They probably just put a word onto the package, so that it could be given as a gift - "parhaalle" means "to the best".
And with that pronuncication, "ksylitolipurukumi" is pronounced a bit like "xylitol-y-purr-u-kh-um-y".
Thank you. The Finn has left the building.