@@sprybug Don't worry if you learn your french in canada you're probably also pronouncing it completely wrong. (kinda joking, I know canadian french is just different)
9:58 "it says here on the back 5/12/2023" Vinny, it's French. We use DD/MM/YYYY here. This gingerbread wasn't expired at all. You're not going to die! :D Also yes it is exactly gingerbread. "Pain d'épice" is what we call it.
I wasn't sure which way we used in Canada off the top of my head so I checked some stuff in my cupboard. Canada uses both DD/MM and MM/DD, so avoid confusion, it seems we always just use 2 letters for the month.
Vinny calling goat cheese "cake" made me laugh hard. ALSO OH NO HE READ THE EXPIRATION DATE BACKWARDS VINNY THE MONTH GOES AFTER THE DAY OVER HERE THE GINGERBREAD IS GOOD UNTIL THE 5TH OF DECEMBER LMFAO
As a french viewer of Vinny for probably over a decade I'm so happy to see him try all those snacks. Honey-flavored mustard is also a favourite of mine.
Can I just say that I love how this video has so much Professor Layton music in it? It's honestly hilarious to me though since not once does it ever take place in France LMAO
Also can't stop chuckling at "tétés brulées" - for non french: the literal translation of the candy's name is "burnt heads" (tho as said in the vid it's also a metaphor for a risk taker) but "Tétés" is a slang for nipples
1:50 Belin "Minizza", basically a cracker with tomato and cheese on it 3:32 Crèpe dentelle, pancake-like snack filled with hazelnut chocolate 4:30 Bretz chips, goat-cheese and Espelette pepper (really weird flavor, haven't had this one before) 5:38 Ducros 'Herbes de Provence', aromatic herbs seasoning 6:26 Nougat de Montelimar, egg white sugary paste with almonds and nuts 7:20 Klaus Caramel au Savagnin, Grape-flavored soft caramel 8:35 Klaus Chocolat au lait, chocolate milk thin bar 9:30 Pain d'épices, honey gingerbread 12:35 Têtes brulées, extremely sour fruity hard candy like "Warheads" 14:00 Pastilles de Vichy, fresh mint candy (these are based) 14:55 Cacolac, canned chocolate milk 16:20 Calissons d'Aix, melon and almond fruit paste with icing 17:20 Dijon mustard 18:20 Billiotte biscuits, cheese biscuits 23:00 Cachou lajaunie, licorice and katha powder chip pellets 24:28 Fleurs de sel de Guerande, "gourmet" salt from Guérande 25:12 Crème de marron d'Ardèches, chestnut cream 26:04 Anis de Flavigny, aniseed flavored hard candy 27:40 Buncha jams
@Sauci55on You wanna burn down the whole city from our country just because it shares the name with something else? And the people and brands with the same name along with it? … Like some cursed piece of land??? Or what? Get over it. I beg you
So fun fact about Claude François the french icon of the vinyl at 19:44 : Everyone knows "My Way" from Frank Sinatra, His most popular song and probably one of the mist well known song in the world but not many know the history behind the creation of this music. In 1967 a french composer named Jacques Revaux write the song "For me" and then propose the text to many well known french artist but many declines except Claude François. They then rewrite the song into "Comme d'habitude" a grandiose song about how love fades away during the everyday life between two loved ones,heavily inspired by Claude François recent breakup. The song is a massive hit in France well known for the last chorus with Claude François giving it's all with a grandiose trumpet based melody and helps cement Claude François as a french musical icon. That's where the story becomes interesting because none other than DAVID FUCKING BOWIE is asked to make an english adaptation of the song in 1968 but quickly give up and only records a demo but would still later reuse the harmonic grid of the song for Life on Mars?. A few months later Paul Anka (the dude who made "put your head on my shoulders" i shit you not) takes notice of the song while on a trip to Paris, buys the english adaptation rights. A bit later while on a dinner with Frank Sinatra, Frank sinatra expressed wanting to quit the music business wich sparked the idea to Paul Anka to rewrite the original song and slightly alter the melodic structure which then lead to the planetary success "My Way". The Story of the english adaptation of "Comme d'habitude" is batshit insane, so many great names of the history of music revolves around this song it's kinda funny TL;DR : "Comme d'habitude" one of Claude François most iconic song directly inspired "My way" from Frank Sinatra and almost got adaptated by David Bowie which then later reused the musical grid of the song for "Life on Mars?"
Astérix is actually so popular it even reached Québec and is very popular here too. There were many movies made as well (even a very recent one), and the old animated movies are actually amazing. One of the best ones in my opinion is "Astérix et les douze travaux" (The twelve tasks of Astérix), it's a classic and a must watch for anyone who speaks french.
Twelves tasks is on youtube in full and english iirc. Tho honestly as a kid i was traumatized by that part where they almost never leave the island of pleasure (that song is the worst earworm) now as an adult i relate to the part where they have to find the laissez passer or whatever they call it in english lol
Fun fact about Claude François the french icon of the vinyl at 19:44: "Comme d'habitude" one of Claude François most iconic song directly inspired "My way" from Frank Sinatra and almost got adaptated by David Bowie which then later reused the musical grid of the song for "Life on Mars?"
Français, française du chat, c'est un grand honneur que Vincent Sauce Devigne daigne déguster nos délicieuses friandises. Vive la France et vive le sucre!
Le voir galérer comme pas possible pour les prononciations c’était magique j’dois bien avouer mdr grand merci à la personne qui a pris la peine de lui envoyer tout ça Very glad to see Vinny liked most of these snacks !
I grew up reading Astérix & Obelix, a staple of european childhoods. my parents had the whole collection & I'd re-read them constantly. you should read them Vin, they're short & the humor is great, with innumerous jokes about italians. they have some movie adaptations but the comics are still 100% better
I know FR is the abbreviation of France/French but I can't help but to read the title and think it's zoomer speech. "for real vinny tries french snacks for real"
Even as a french I didn't touch most of these for some reason, but many are definitely traditional and popular, but including Paris Marseille Racing is kind of genius lol
These Asterix comic book are some of the best comic books ever made. The french where killing it in the 60s - 90s. Asterix, Tintin, Spirou, the Golden era of comics.
vinny, food from the EU does not have an expiration date most of the time but a "best before" date instead. with heavily processed food like this you could probably eat the whole thing and be fine. The EU has strict laws about the food industry so unless it's fresh produce, the chance of getting sick from that bread is next to none. EDIT: just realized vinny probably got the date wrong because most of Europe puts day first then month
Long time French Vinesauce viewer here. Love the absolute butchering of the language as well as seeing the reactions of each snacks and see how close he is to general opinions on those products, wish there were more controversials or generally disliked products like "Car en sac" or "Mon chéri" Chocolates.
Mr Vincent trying french snacks i see this is actually awesome :) Im French and my English has boosted from watching Vinesauce for 5 years now non vraiment je trouve ça génial et il apprend un peu notre culture :D
Cacolac is made very close from where I live and I love drinking it. I do however prefer the glass bottled version than the canned one, because of the said metallic taste.
Watching Vinny try out these various French snacks make me miss my paternal grandmother, as she came from a French family. And yes, both of those crepe and caramel snacks are amazing.
When I watched the Canada video I never considered that America wouldn't have all this candy I see in every store. Anything you saw here that you were surprised wasn't in America?
@@GeneralKenobi69420 Comment ça "maintenant"? Ça fait au moins 10 ans que je connais la commu ptdr bien sûr qu'il y a des français y a des furries de n'importe quelle nationalité c'est un truc qui regroupe des nerds
@@JLMetak les fatfurs, diaperfurs, muskfurs, pups, les neets de 35 ans qui passent leurs journées à faire des dessins mspaint de Sonic ou de rainbow dash sur furaffinity, bad dragon, ainsi que les zoos qui croient que c'est pas du zoo parce qu'un cheval a deux jambes au lieu de quatre qui représentent la moitié des furries adultes, sont tous entrés dans le chat
@@GeneralKenobi69420 Bon bah vu la bannière de ta chaîne et ce que tu racontes c'est clair que tu étais dans le coma depuis 2009 et que tu viens seulement maintenant de te réveiller
"Vinny" has always been "Skinny" as far as I know, yet he makes it sound like he would become big, or "Binny", if he didn't stop himself from enjoying ginger sodas and chocolate.
I don't remember too much but I think it was either Mike or Joel that said Vinny used to eat like shit, so I'd assume he's much more careful about his diet since he isn't in his 20s anymore
Being French and seeing the Herbes de province,I instantly went "that's not a snack 😭" lmao. It's actually smt you put with meat and most cooked dishes. Also the chips were goat cheese/spicy flavoured.
I would like to point out that European countries display their dates differently than in the US. They generally use D/M/Y as opposed to M/D/Y, so that cake probably was not expired.
Asterix has been translated in most languages, there were movies and games about this franchise too. In Quebec, every Christmas season, they usually play all the cartoons once or twice. It's probably more popular in Europe, but I wouldn't be surprised if Vinny came across the franchise in one way or the other in his life. While the original creators are both dead, the series is still published today, a new one came out in French a few weeks ago actually.
I have now gone down a path of figuring out why the Yvette Horner song that played was so familiar, it was covered and made into the first electronic hit single, but I had originally heard it as a Crazy Frog song. That song carries weight, thank you Popcorn 🍿
The bit where Vinny pronounces French words as if they were in Spanish is still going strong I see mdr
Yeah, I moved to Quebec some time ago and am still studying French. I kept correcting him out loud as I watched the video. XD
@@sprybug Hey, welcome to your new home! I wish you the best out here - much love! ^^
@@sprybug QUÉBEC NUMÉRO 1
Osti d’crisse de calice de tabarnak
@@sprybug Don't worry if you learn your french in canada you're probably also pronouncing it completely wrong.
(kinda joking, I know canadian french is just different)
I like that the reaction to the licorice having a "stinky aftertaste" is to give them to Joel like he's the family dog.
Well, he did eat stinkbugs and cardboard, vomit is practically a national dish in sweden, right?
@@tigertoxins584they use the vomit to mask the taste of aniseed
@@JacobKinsley I bet they eat coriander seed whole too
He ate a bunch of stink bug jelly beans and liked them but acted like Prime tasted like diarrhea, something wrong with that man
@@cobgod1415 he also said that fruit tasted like dirt, some time ago.
I just love how Vinny's reaction upon tasting something good is like his entire family has been murdered
9:58 "it says here on the back 5/12/2023"
Vinny, it's French. We use DD/MM/YYYY here. This gingerbread wasn't expired at all. You're not going to die! :D
Also yes it is exactly gingerbread. "Pain d'épice" is what we call it.
Mais oui le facepalm ! J’aurais jamais envoyé des trucs expirés 🥲
@@retro_stew Il faut être patient avec les américains, ils font de leur mieux (:
le epic bread XD
I'm from Norway and that confused me as well, like we're not in December yet wtf lol.
I wasn't sure which way we used in Canada off the top of my head so I checked some stuff in my cupboard. Canada uses both DD/MM and MM/DD, so avoid confusion, it seems we always just use 2 letters for the month.
Vinésauce is a protected trademark only from the Vinnie region in France. All streams produced outside are called "sparkling variety"
Oh dang
Best comment of all time
They may also be called "Vinésauce's lookalike"
not bad, not bad
@valerylegasov86 honestly the funniest response I think anyone could have possibly added
Her: "C'mon babe, its time for Thanksgiving."
Me: "Not now babe, the bingbing wahoo man is pogging."
in french, no less
If she loves you, she'll understand.
@@DS-ib8ih il poggue
Cmon bing bing wahoo guy, it's time for your pegging
Not now babe, the babe is giving thanks
forget the snacks themselves, vinny butchering my native language is my guilty pleasure
at least he isn't THAT bad with italian LMAO
blagues deviennent blagwez
@@TechV02on était presque à "blagues wesh" !
ponne depechize
Ah les fameuses blagouesses cawembert!
10:20 "it's like gingerbread. it's very gingerbread"
pain d'epice = gingerbread, so yes
Vinny calling goat cheese "cake" made me laugh hard. ALSO OH NO HE READ THE EXPIRATION DATE BACKWARDS VINNY THE MONTH GOES AFTER THE DAY OVER HERE THE GINGERBREAD IS GOOD UNTIL THE 5TH OF DECEMBER LMFAO
I fucking lost my mind when he actually described it as "cake and spicy".
Why would he know the french way of expiration date
@@Hithere-uz6wd Dude, it's not exclusive to France, DMY format is being used by, like, 80% of the globe XD
@@eremzet Yeah and hes in the 20% lol
@@Hithere-uz6wd That's kinda the point of my comment, I'm telling him so he doesn't just toss it away.
As a french viewer of Vinny for probably over a decade I'm so happy to see him try all those snacks. Honey-flavored mustard is also a favourite of mine.
Can I just say that I love how this video has so much Professor Layton music in it? It's honestly hilarious to me though since not once does it ever take place in France LMAO
Also music from Dark Cloud 2 (same composer btw)
accordéon = french
Erm, the 5th Professor Layton (Mask of w/e, can't recall the name) is set in France I think...?
Also can't stop chuckling at "tétés brulées" - for non french: the literal translation of the candy's name is "burnt heads" (tho as said in the vid it's also a metaphor for a risk taker) but "Tétés" is a slang for nipples
1:50 Belin "Minizza", basically a cracker with tomato and cheese on it
3:32 Crèpe dentelle, pancake-like snack filled with hazelnut chocolate
4:30 Bretz chips, goat-cheese and Espelette pepper (really weird flavor, haven't had this one before)
5:38 Ducros 'Herbes de Provence', aromatic herbs seasoning
6:26 Nougat de Montelimar, egg white sugary paste with almonds and nuts
7:20 Klaus Caramel au Savagnin, Grape-flavored soft caramel
8:35 Klaus Chocolat au lait, chocolate milk thin bar
9:30 Pain d'épices, honey gingerbread
12:35 Têtes brulées, extremely sour fruity hard candy like "Warheads"
14:00 Pastilles de Vichy, fresh mint candy (these are based)
14:55 Cacolac, canned chocolate milk
16:20 Calissons d'Aix, melon and almond fruit paste with icing
17:20 Dijon mustard
18:20 Billiotte biscuits, cheese biscuits
23:00 Cachou lajaunie, licorice and katha powder chip pellets
24:28 Fleurs de sel de Guerande, "gourmet" salt from Guérande
25:12 Crème de marron d'Ardèches, chestnut cream
26:04 Anis de Flavigny, aniseed flavored hard candy
27:40 Buncha jams
As a french i didn’t expect to se « Vichy » and « based » in the same sentence 🤨
@@Sauci55on C'est bizarre en effet, mais les pastilles de Vichy sont vraiment S-tier
For your info at 9:30 I just saw pain and my brain autocorrected the rest to horny gingerbread. Truly the French experience. :)
And we like pain. And we like... PAIN!
@Sauci55on You wanna burn down the whole city from our country just because it shares the name with something else? And the people and brands with the same name along with it? … Like some cursed piece of land??? Or what? Get over it. I beg you
Vinny not knowing Asterix and Obelix is incredibly surprising for some reason
Why? As far as I know its only popular in europe
@@belisarius6949 I mean yeah but Vinny also knows a shitton of obscure stuff
@@belisarius6949They’re at least semi-popular in Australia too. Every school library has the Asterix collection books.
I live in the states and I had one of their games on my Sega when I was young. They still are definitely not popular here though.
So fun fact about Claude François the french icon of the vinyl at 19:44 :
Everyone knows "My Way" from Frank Sinatra, His most popular song and probably one of the mist well known song in the world but not many know the history behind the creation of this music.
In 1967 a french composer named Jacques Revaux write the song "For me" and then propose the text to many well known french artist but many declines except Claude François. They then rewrite the song into "Comme d'habitude" a grandiose song about how love fades away during the everyday life between two loved ones,heavily inspired by Claude François recent breakup. The song is a massive hit in France well known for the last chorus with Claude François giving it's all with a grandiose trumpet based melody and helps cement Claude François as a french musical icon. That's where the story becomes interesting because none other than DAVID FUCKING BOWIE is asked to make an english adaptation of the song in 1968 but quickly give up and only records a demo but would still later reuse the harmonic grid of the song for Life on Mars?. A few months later Paul Anka (the dude who made "put your head on my shoulders" i shit you not) takes notice of the song while on a trip to Paris, buys the english adaptation rights. A bit later while on a dinner with Frank Sinatra, Frank sinatra expressed wanting to quit the music business wich sparked the idea to Paul Anka to rewrite the original song and slightly alter the melodic structure which then lead to the planetary success "My Way". The Story of the english adaptation of "Comme d'habitude" is batshit insane, so many great names of the history of music revolves around this song it's kinda funny
TL;DR : "Comme d'habitude" one of Claude François most iconic song directly inspired "My way" from Frank Sinatra and almost got adaptated by David Bowie which then later reused the musical grid of the song for "Life on Mars?"
Vinny’s becoming Mr. Worldwide with all these snacks
More like Mr. Worldsize. :P
Cuz he’s scared to death to fly😮
he is becoming wide, sure
Vinny eating goat cheese chips and thinking the picture of the goat cheese is a picture of cake is curious
Quite curious
that is the most cake looking cheese I've ever seen
thank you for putting 🇫🇷 at the beginning and end of the title. how else would we know that vinny is being 🇫🇷?
Astérix is actually so popular it even reached Québec and is very popular here too. There were many movies made as well (even a very recent one), and the old animated movies are actually amazing. One of the best ones in my opinion is "Astérix et les douze travaux" (The twelve tasks of Astérix), it's a classic and a must watch for anyone who speaks french.
Twelves tasks is on youtube in full and english iirc. Tho honestly as a kid i was traumatized by that part where they almost never leave the island of pleasure (that song is the worst earworm) now as an adult i relate to the part where they have to find the laissez passer or whatever they call it in english lol
Bro Asterix so big we have them in Uruguay
12 tasks is one of the greatest and packed full of cool stuff and hilarious jokes
I can confirm too.
[*Crazy House* ost intensifies]
Known in most of Europe at the very least, I think. So it seems! West- and Central-Europe.
Vinny has a lot more French fans than I thought.
I love how the music changes to My Innermost Apocolypse from Wrath of the Lamb when Vinny tried the spicy warhead candy at 13:04.
i’m loving this irl content sm
Fun fact about Claude François the french icon of the vinyl at 19:44:
"Comme d'habitude" one of Claude François most iconic song directly inspired "My way" from Frank Sinatra and almost got adaptated by David Bowie which then later reused the musical grid of the song for "Life on Mars?"
For the next Red Vox album, Vinny should cover that French phone song
I swear to god, Vinny calling anis "asshole spread" is just fucking hilarious beyond belief
spread it
Français, française du chat, c'est un grand honneur que Vincent Sauce Devigne daigne déguster nos délicieuses friandises. Vive la France et vive le sucre!
VIVE LA FRANCE
SAUF MAQUERONGUE
Prochaine étape : envoyer nos meilleurs vins à Monsieur Devigne !
Ou on l’invite en France?👀 LUL
Fleur de Sel is a finishing salt. Next time you make dinner, sprinkle a pinch over it at the table; the flakes make for a very pleasing experience!
I dunno why, but I really liking these Vinny eats snacks videos. Hopes he does more of these.
Love that you used My Innermost Apocalypse at 13:12 . The original Issac has such amazing music. Haven’t heard that song in years.
Flash Isaac and the WotL DLC for it have just the best music that's ever been made for Isaac.
Vinny was made for the beret
Le voir galérer comme pas possible pour les prononciations c’était magique j’dois bien avouer mdr grand merci à la personne qui a pris la peine de lui envoyer tout ça
Very glad to see Vinny liked most of these snacks !
11:24 I like it how the book mentions about the Doom Slayer / Animal Crossing crossover. You can quickly see it go by.
Happy Thanksgiving Vinny and chat!
Happy thanksgiving to you too
"...sampling the cuisine of the French"
The French already triggered 10 seconds into the video.
Imagine being one of those
As a french, it is truly a delight to see Vinny enjoying our succulent meals
edit : where is the wine and pack of smoke ?
And at least 7 bl0wjobs are also missing.
glad to see Gnorts is embracing his VLC spirit today.
I don't speak a word or French, but hearing "KALLI-SONS DEE IKE'S" still blasts my sides into orbit
Après toutes les sucreries qu'il a mangées, ça m'étonnerait pas qu'on se retrouve avec le Gros Vinny comme nouveau streamer
Ou est passé le maigre vinny ?
most kind frenchman
Il va faire le chemin inverse du JDG 😅
La sauce de Vinny.
Skinny Vinny va se retrouver dans la même cave que gros JDG
Funny seeing Vinny pogging in the thumbnail at the thought of French snacks.
@@CorruptedDogg 🥖🍷🇫🇷
Somehow finding "french" sounding video game music covers, for the background music, is amazing.
The americano-italian english major can't say a word of french. Imagine my shock!
Vinny mentioned seeing Asterix before. I wouldn't be surprised if an Asterix game was part of a shovelware or corruptions collection.
I absolutely love the choice of background music in this video
Thanks for making this Pre-recorded video Vinny, I hope you, everyone you know, and all of your fans have a happy Thanksgiving!
Même en tant que Canadien Français, entendre Vinnyot massacré le language est toujours hilarant. Blaguès lmao
Idem!
Vinesauce : la sauce complète
I grew up reading Astérix & Obelix, a staple of european childhoods. my parents had the whole collection & I'd re-read them constantly. you should read them Vin, they're short & the humor is great, with innumerous jokes about italians. they have some movie adaptations but the comics are still 100% better
They're crazy these italians...
Dude I'm fucking hyper jealous of the Asterix book! Nice gift!
I got unreasonably happy that he liked some of my faves.
I know FR is the abbreviation of France/French but I can't help but to read the title and think it's zoomer speech.
"for real vinny tries french snacks for real"
Perfect pronunciation of every french word, incrédiblé! Is Vinny secretly learning french?!
Drake meme:
mais oui! X
maize wheat! ✔️
uhm 💀
Fun fact: Claude François is the guy who wrote the original of "my way" popularised in English with Sinatra
Even as a french I didn't touch most of these for some reason, but many are definitely traditional and popular, but including Paris Marseille Racing is kind of genius lol
Dommage qu’il ait pas lu la description !
Il a finalement décidé de manger les snacks français!
Only took him 2 months to finish digesting them to upload the video!
he has the most beautiful smile i have ever seen
*eats a belin snack cracker*
"I need more than one"
Yeah that's how they get you
22:00 Oh Hell yeah, Asterix and Obelix are great comics, read them growing up
Did you know? "My Way" by Frank Sinatra is a cover of "Comme d'habitude" by Claude François, the guy on the record with a telephone.
the professor layton music... goes hard
Binhóta Vinamolhos is too much of a BABY to try the Brazilian snacks first
always love to see VineTube's food reviews
even on days without streaming, Vinny will successfully knock the "days without feet mentioned" counter all the way back to 0
I love that they threw in a bunch of other funny French stuff. Breaks up the snack moments quite nicely.
i live for the "Blagwèses"
The sheer pleasure I had knowing that the "Anis" was probably Aniseed and that Vinny hates liquorice.
Asterix is a very popular comic (strip) here in Europa, it has a lot of games too, this is why you might recognize it.
Like how the music got dramatic at 4:51
These Asterix comic book are some of the best comic books ever made. The french where killing it in the 60s - 90s. Asterix, Tintin, Spirou, the Golden era of comics.
vinny, food from the EU does not have an expiration date most of the time but a "best before" date instead. with heavily processed food like this you could probably eat the whole thing and be fine. The EU has strict laws about the food industry so unless it's fresh produce, the chance of getting sick from that bread is next to none.
EDIT: just realized vinny probably got the date wrong because most of Europe puts day first then month
microbiologically easily spoiled products have to have used by/expiration dates. Only things that come to mind are meat and fish lol.
@@MrWolfSnack True that, coffee from the 1970's taste better than new.
Long time French Vinesauce viewer here.
Love the absolute butchering of the language as well as seeing the reactions of each snacks and see how close he is to general opinions on those products, wish there were more controversials or generally disliked products like "Car en sac" or
"Mon chéri" Chocolates.
Literally no human can not butcher a language they have never studied.
@@Hithere-uz6wd yeah that's why it's funny
Well Americans are famous for it :ppp
My favourite thing about this video was hearing Professor Layton music in a Vinesauce video
Asterix is my childhood. I think I even had that book, it had a plot point about strawberries if I remember right.
Mr Vincent trying french snacks i see this is actually awesome :) Im French and my English has boosted from watching Vinesauce for 5 years now non vraiment je trouve ça génial et il apprend un peu notre culture :D
Apprendre l'anglais à l'école ? Non Merci.
Apprendre l'anglais en regardant un trentenaire faire des conneries sur des jeux ? Lez'go xD
@@ddant1100 On peut dire merci à Vinny pour ses conneries mdr
Cacolac is made very close from where I live and I love drinking it. I do however prefer the glass bottled version than the canned one, because of the said metallic taste.
Watching Vinny try out these various French snacks make me miss my paternal grandmother, as she came from a French family.
And yes, both of those crepe and caramel snacks are amazing.
Vinny survived the Moldelo and is worried about ginger bread that isn't even expired... smh...
A very French and sugary Thanksgiving, just what the doctor ordered
"just a tiny bit"
*covers like 1/2 of the chip*
Oh la vache c'est notre tour les gars!
When I watched the Canada video I never considered that America wouldn't have all this candy I see in every store. Anything you saw here that you were surprised wasn't in America?
Aw hell naw même les français deviennent des furries maintenant 💀 humanity is doomed fr fr
@@GeneralKenobi69420 Comment ça "maintenant"? Ça fait au moins 10 ans que je connais la commu ptdr bien sûr qu'il y a des français y a des furries de n'importe quelle nationalité c'est un truc qui regroupe des nerds
@@JLMetak les fatfurs, diaperfurs, muskfurs, pups, les neets de 35 ans qui passent leurs journées à faire des dessins mspaint de Sonic ou de rainbow dash sur furaffinity, bad dragon, ainsi que les zoos qui croient que c'est pas du zoo parce qu'un cheval a deux jambes au lieu de quatre qui représentent la moitié des furries adultes, sont tous entrés dans le chat
@@GeneralKenobi69420 Bon bah vu la bannière de ta chaîne et ce que tu racontes c'est clair que tu étais dans le coma depuis 2009 et que tu viens seulement maintenant de te réveiller
The telephone album reminded me of Good Morning Mr. Echo.
"Vinny" has always been "Skinny" as far as I know, yet he makes it sound like he would become big, or "Binny", if he didn't stop himself from enjoying ginger sodas and chocolate.
I don't remember too much but I think it was either Mike or Joel that said Vinny used to eat like shit, so I'd assume he's much more careful about his diet since he isn't in his 20s anymore
Big fan of the France ™️ music blaring even louder than Vinnie talking 👍
Being French and seeing the Herbes de province,I instantly went "that's not a snack 😭" lmao. It's actually smt you put with meat and most cooked dishes. Also the chips were goat cheese/spicy flavoured.
The way Vinny pronounced Sauvignon as in Sauvignon wine made me swivel my head in disbelief cjsjjsjsjs
Vinny pronouncing Anis like Anus kills me! 🤣
I like that there was Professor Layton music in the background sometimes
no longer worried about my french pronunciation after watching this
Herbes de Provence slathered on la chips... Mon Dieu...
I would like to point out that European countries display their dates differently than in the US. They generally use D/M/Y as opposed to M/D/Y, so that cake probably was not expired.
you are probably right. it could december 5
Vinny + France is a treat
i had 4 years of french in school and all i remember is: everything is silent especially the end of the words.
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Asterix has been translated in most languages, there were movies and games about this franchise too. In Quebec, every Christmas season, they usually play all the cartoons once or twice.
It's probably more popular in Europe, but I wouldn't be surprised if Vinny came across the franchise in one way or the other in his life. While the original creators are both dead, the series is still published today, a new one came out in French a few weeks ago actually.
"Less dances day papa" parfait
That is the most RUclips thumbnail ever, and I'm here for it!
Chèvre is a kind of cheese in France, from goat milk. So it wasn't a cake on the chips pack lmao, but cheese with some spices in it.
Aaah mon cher Vincent. J'espère que vous avez apprécié nos friandises comme nous apprécions vos vidéos.
Love from France !!!
i love when he eat pain d'épice and proceed to says it taste like ginger bread (pain d'épice means ginger bread in french)
I have now gone down a path of figuring out why the Yvette Horner song that played was so familiar, it was covered and made into the first electronic hit single, but I had originally heard it as a Crazy Frog song. That song carries weight, thank you Popcorn 🍿
Bon travail mon cher Vincent!