GERMAN PRODUCTS WE CAN'T GET IN THE UK
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- GERMAN PRODUCTS WE CAN'T GET IN THE UK// Happy Tuesday, We hope you're all well! So many have asked to show what products we bought in Germany. So today we're showing you a tiny fraction of the things we bought in Germany that we can't get here in the UK. We're not saying that you can't get them in general, some products are available here from time to time. We're sharing German snacks but also products from drugstore and a pharmacy that we can't live without. Hope you enjoy. Kirsten & Joerg xx
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THE PRODUCTS WE SHOWED (*NOT SPONSORED*):
SCHWARZKOPF TAFT CLASSIC HAIRSPRAY
WELTHÖLZER MATCHES
WELEDA CREAMY BODY WASH 'SENSITIVE': amzn.to/3Efx935
WELEDA CREAMY BODY WASH 'REFRESH': amzn.to/2Xgm55h
OHROPAX CLASSIC EARPLUGS: amzn.to/3nwrDTN
JHP RÖDLER MINT OIL (FROM A GERMAN PHARMACY)
TEMPOS: amzn.to/395d0OL
HARIBO HAPPY COLA: amzn.to/3EeezZd
HELA CURRY KETCHUP: amzn.to/3nwsaoL
YOGURETTE CHOCOLATE: amzn.to/2VL1Zzi
RITTER SPORT JAMAICA RUM: amzn.to/3Ek6JgO
CHIO RED PAPRIKA CHIPS: amzn.to/3C56OTi
FUNNY FRISCH FRIT STICKS UNGARISCH: www.knabbersho...
NIEDEREGGER MARZIPAN: amzn.to/3hscE9F
SCHLADERER KIRSCHWASSER (FOREST CHERRY BRANDY): schladerer.de/...
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All I have to say in a few words is, BECAUSE IT TASTES LIKE HOME.
IT WARMS YOUR HEART WITH MEMORIES THAT'S ALL THEY NEED TO KNOW. LOVE THE VIDEO MUCH LOVE FROM OKLAHOMA USA JACKIE 🇺🇸💖
I loved learning about these products guys. You did such a good job. I live the history emphasis too. Great video. Thank you
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Welcome home. Your stash of goodies is so yummy, it's like bringing parmesan back from Italy. Again thank you for all of your wonderful vlogs from Germany as you really brought it alive for me.
As French What we first miss is cheese and may be pastry and finishing with a nice dessert at the restaurant, real bread sometimes, it depends in which country we are staying but usually local food doesn’t require bread 🥖 but I think it’s because tastes are recorded in our brain.
Ive tried once in my life the english crisp with a vinegar taste. It was so terrible, sorry.. But that was a shock to me. It has to be stg special english.....it was totally foreign
(We use also Lavera at home. They are organic too with a high quality)
I always wanted to go to Germany!
When I was in Germany I was surprised to see a store of nothing but gummies! I bought the cola bag for nephew but surprised in the USA you can find the cola alone. Did you buy beer?
That’s what I like about traveling is finding the great regional products and foods!
It's not being " better " , it's being happy & contented wherever you live. With those you love.
Very well put!
Indeed! Bloom where you are planted!
So well said
You two are so diplomatic and you promote the UK with such affection and admiration...Some people are just unkind.
Another great video. I totally agree with Joerg about one country not being ‘better’ just ‘different’. I am British but I spent many years living in Norway and I absolutely loved it and have wonderful memories. Like you, on our trips back to the UK we used to fill the car with British products - especially Tea bags!
That's so wonderful to hear, I think people who have lived abroad can really relate.
Welcome home. It was really interesting to see the things that you bought back from Germany with you. I look forward to seeing you bake a Black Forest gateau. 😃
We live in America, but a lot of relatives in many many past years of generations were from England, France and Spain. The food is past on from these country’s for generations. Who does not like trying different foods from different country’s? I do and many others. Keep making videos of cooking and different foods from your home country. We enjoy watching.
Hello.again.ive just caught up
Again as i havent been to good but gosh what more many memories have come flooding bk.again nearly every thing you have shown in your video.i.came back.to.uk laden with paprika chips yougurt chocolates which i have found in aldi tempos you are so right the 1s here are thin the earr plugs medication.i used the same as you but my goodness it s got a strong aroma i was completey lost in thoughts all.the way through ritter rum bars kirch water mirabel.wasser the black forest gateau is nt the same in england as you would get like you say in the black.forest that is far supremier iam looking forward to.you both making your version.so we can all.copy once again thank you both for sharing
We love having you here Kirsten and Joerg and the UK is richer for it. You've inspired me to visit Germany, it looks so beautiful 🇩🇪
I agree! It’s lovely having you here 🇩🇪 🇬🇧
We so do! Love Kirsten and Joerg x
I was born in Germany and we immigrated to the States. I remember when my mom would go back to Germany, she would come home with a suitcase full of German products. I lived in England for a bit, as well. We have made it a tradition to drive 3 hours to St. Louis, Missouri and shop at the Global Market around Christmas. German food on one side of the aisle and British on the other side. Pure Bliss.
That's sound wonderful to visit the Global Market! Joerg and I have been to St. Louis and loved it.
there is a particular store that I always stock up on my favorite things when I go home. for many reasons I have needed to live in a different place. Both are good places - why shouldn't I enjoy the best of both? I don't know who asks those kind of questions, lol. I love your UK and German content. Keep it coming! looking forward to more home dec.
Thanks so much Christina!
Really enjoyed this lovely video Kirsten and Joerg x 💝 you came home with a lovely selection of goodies, and it seems this was just the tip of the iceberg. Love your explanation at the end, as people who've never lived anywhere else maybe are a little narrow minded sometimes and don't understand how one can love living in a different country, and also can mistake ones affinity for things from our home country as our preference for that country. So you explained it well.
Enjoy your goodies. And yes it's a good idea to hide some away for Christmas 😊💜
Thanks so much Stella! Yes, I think some people get kind of angry when we share things from Germany and then come up with the question why we live here but it's actually not about that at all. Yes, Joerg must hide the marzipan hahah.
You used to be able to buy Tempo tissues here in the UK. I always bought them because if one accidentally ended up in the washing machine it didn’t disintegrate into a thousand pieces. I didn’t realise they were a German brand.
Tempo are very easily purchased here in the Midlands and I always buy them as they don't disintegrate in the washing machine.
Must try the wet tempos for the bathroom. Nice size and working awesome
We all bring stuff home from our travels, but especially childhood memories. Regional foods in the US even.
Ha ha just like in America - most people refer to tissues as Kleenex (the brand) 😅
Yep! And I only buy the the ones without any type of lotion. Any with lotion just makes your face feel greasy. Kleenex are pretty soft and very durable.
Yes, when your brand becomes the normal word, you know you've made it! Kleenex, Xerox--others?
Q-tips too. 😆
Kleenex and q tips in Germany too☺️
Welcome back to the UK . And thank you for sharing your videos from your home in Germany. It was fascinating, and beautiful architectural buildings.
So happy you enjoyed the videos, thank you Kayla!
When you’ve grown up with certain foods it just lets you experience a sense of nostalgia by eating them. We lived for a time in Baden-Baden(Black Forest)and Black Forest Gateau will always remind me of my grandmother. Sweet memory….
Not just any matches, they're the long kind you don't have to worry about burning your fingers before the flame gets to the candle.
Anyone who has lived outside their country for whatever reason knows that you miss products from your country. Even if you can find the product sometimes the formulas are different to acomodate the local palate, it even happens with McDonald's and other food chains. I understand completely what you mean and I love to see the different products. Glad you enjoy your trip.
I think it was in a Shakespeare play, “ The world is mine oyster!” Or something like that, meaning to savor everything, try different things. Your video made me very hungry lol. Thanks 😊
Los sabores de infancia son inolvidables en verdad. 🥰
I love that you "share" your experiences, the tastes of local foods, the sights of villages, cities, stores...and people of these journeys! I think it is so interesting and makes it more personal for viewers. It is not a contest over which country is better, its the uniqueness and charm of each country! I want to enjoy it all....and thanks to both,of you...I get to do so thru your videos😁😄
We call them also chips in Belgium…salt still remains my favorite, but also like the paprika ones…although your hands are always so red when eating paprika chips 😂 Glad you’re had a safe journey home ☺️
How interesting about tissues being referred to as simply "a tempo". In the US we call them "a kleenex" and its the brand name of the expensive tissues here. Wow 🤪🤭😅 how funny
Welcome back home!!! I remember the first time I went to New Brunswick Canada and they had roasted chicken flavored chips!!! We don’t have those in the US (at least not where I am from) and I love them. It’s so funny how when one travels, one discovers how different other countries and cultures are, even if they are geographically close by. I love that. Those paprika chips look good. 🤤
Editing Liz: We call tissues Kleenex sometimes in the US and that is a brand. And We had a foreign exchange student from Hamburg when I was in HS and when we graduated she got some happy cola sent from Germany. I never saw her as excited as that. 🤣
Thanks so much Elizabeth! Oh yes, we always say Kleenex in English as well lol. I know, there are definitely huge differences between the UK and Germany although as you say, it's not that far apart. You only notice the big differences when you live in the country.
I always like nostalgic things around me. Gives me pleasant and warm-hearted feelings. Thank you, Kirsten and Joerg. 💕😊
Really enjoyed watching this, I use weleda products a lot and find them outstanding. Thank you for sharing ☺️
You both absolutely right, missing products from home doesn't mean that you don't like the place you live in currently. Because it's not only about the taste, it's about the memories attached to them. I live in the US and I like where I live, but I absolutely missing many products from home. There's no better country because you can't compare completely different places. I think only people who lived abroad will understand your perspective 💕 Love you both and I'm glad you enjoyed your time back home and made it back to the UK safe and sound 💗
The only time I have visited Germany or Great Britain was at Epcot located at Disney World, lol. I think it is fantastic that you enjoy both countries and so very thankful that you share your experiences.
Sometimes lidl does paprika crisps. In their special isle.
I just love these two! Lovely voices, very relaxing! Always interesting and beautifully edited videos!👏🏻⭐️
Whenever I see Paprika flavoured crisps I think of Germany 😊 Interesting products, Weleda toiletries are beautiful, a treat to buy when I see them in Holland and Barrett here in the UK. Lovely episode, thank you x
Hello Kirsten and Jorg! Love seeing you two! You’re both so lovely!! If you come to Canada and you’re in Ottawa give me a shout and I’d love to meet up for supper! Gluten free for Kirsten of course! Lots of places here have gluten free options!!
It's so cheering and relaxing to watch you two sharing these goodies with us. Danke!
I’m feeling validated by authentic Germans now! 😁 I discovered Weleda last visit and bought quite a few small items. Not into cosmetics but these are excellent 🧡
When I was little, I would put a pretzel stick in my mouth and pretend it was a cigarette. Or the bigger ones, and pretend it was a cigar, lol.
Hahah I think I did that as well. We used to have chocolate cigarettes as children that were so fun.
You have Tempo, we have Kleenex. This brand name is used for all brands of tissue. I absolutely agree with you about which country is better. Every place has something special.
Oh yes, that's true, I say tissue to all of these ones in English as well.
@@KirstenJoerg In the American deep south, all carbonated drinks are called Cokes, whether they are actually Coke brand or Pepsi or Orange.
Welcome home to you both .. So glad that you have arrived home safely and that you have had a good time with your family. What a lovely se!section of goodies you have brought back with you , I could enjoy some of those for sure . Why do people have to question things so ? Why not buy stuff that brings back happy memories ? I certainly would ! Your filming in the Black Forest was really lovely and the houses were so unique , I really enjoyed it . I hope you are able to show us some film of you making the gateau I'm sure I would enjoy it. I'm sure it was hard saying goodbye to your family , but it's not too long a journey to go and see them again some time ,and technology is so brilliant these days that it's like being in the same room with Zoom etc. Thank you for taking time out of your holiday to show us your beautiful country , it is much appreciated . Love to you both until next time xx❤
Oh yes, the internet can be a blessing and a curse but it made staying connected to one's family so much easier and lovely. When I used to live in Egypt with my parents which was prior to the internet, we could only write letters and talk on the phone maybe once a month.
I did not know that Haribo was a German product. I love the Happy Cherry gummy candy. In America, some us like to dip those big stick pretzel in chocolate and drizzle with white or dark chocolate and add sprinkles or crushed peppermints or crushed candy bars on them and let them set up. The combination of the bready salty taste with the sweet chocolate is good. Thank you for showing us all your goodies, I know that they are all divine. I really liked that big box of matches, it is so cute.
Thank you for sharing your trip and the products from Germany. Things from home and your childhood are th he best. You both are a pleasure to watch. Love from Texas 🤠❤❤❤
Love these videos, Kirsten, Joerg. As one who has lived much of her life far from her childhood home, I feel comforted and relaxed when I revisit the unique foods and products of my country, especially as a child. When I lived in Damascus, Syria years ago, I made an entire Thanksgiving dinner for my international friends and neighbors (Brits, Danes, Dutch, Syrians) who never experienced a 20-pound roasted stuffed turkey, fresh cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie on the third Thursday of November. The joy and love were in the preparation and in the sharing at the table along with a prayer, song, or poem of thanks. They thought it was the most beautiful tradition (as, unlike Christmas where gifts are exchanged). Thank you for bringing this memory back to me! And I hope one year, you will make it back to Germany over Christmas holiday when we can see and be a part of the open air markets. So magical!
Hello you two charming German people. I really enjoy all of your videos and feast on them. I am French, but spent years in the UK and can relate to you when you say you love both countries. My brother has been living in Dusseldorf for years, and I go there to visit. I love chocolate Marzipan and Kirsh which is freely available in France, and even if I say so myself, I make a mean Black forest gateau with lashings of Kirsh. Your videos are very inspirational and I love going back with you to visit places where I went with my late English husband. We had a similar lifestyle to yours and lived in a Victorian villa in Richmond SW London that you visited in one of your videos. I loved this area, and even though I live in France now, I try to visit often as I still have a house near the wonderful park and feel that England is home.
Just visited a German store in Peddler’s Village in the town of Lahaska in Bucks County, Pennsylvania and found the Red Paprika Chips! They are delicious! Great flavor without being overly salty or heavily seasoned like our barbecue flavored chips. Thanks for the tips. They also had many flavors of Ritter chocolate bars. 🍫😊🥰
Fascinated with this channel, my maiden name is Deutchman, it may be Americanized, not sure -but even though I am third generation American I adore all things German.
Adorable couple!
@ Lulu - my friend's name is Deutschmann; a brother of his grandfather immigrated to the U.S. from Germany in the 1920's, his descendants call themselves Deutchman nowadays.
@@gerdpapenburg7050 , interesting! My brother lived in Germany for 2 years and he insisted that the pronunciation is Dietchman, with a long ‘I’ at the beginning, we pronounce it phonetically, Doitchman… Which way does he pronounce it, if you know? I wonder if he’s related to me? My family emigrated in the 1800’s and lived in Minnesota, where there are many Germans and Norwegians.
It maybe Americanized because of WWI, when everything German became offending
I first tried paprika crisps nearly 40 years ago when I went on a school trip to Germany, and you're right, they were good, you only had two flavours then, the other was black pepper, and you couldn't get that flavour here in England then, however, you can now, Pringles do a paprika flavour and Walkers Max do a paprika one now as well.
Chips have been invented in palatine, near Frankenthal. There is potato country. As well as asparagus.
We had those long matches in the US too; we used to use them to light a fire in our fireplace or to light a lot of candles at once since they took quite a bit of time to burn down. We get those tissues in purse-sized cellophane units in packs of ten of those. Americans call tissues Kleenex even though that is also a name brand. In the US we can get pretzels in every shape and size imaginable from thin sticks to traditional pretzel shapes in small ones like you have all the way up to hard to bite into beer pretzels, giant pretzel sticks dipped in chocolate, covered with nuts or sprinkles. This was lots of fun. We all like brands and flavors from our home states or nations. And we miss them because to us they mean "home". We enjoyed seeing all the cookie flavors in a huge mall near the Opera in Paris. It was hard to choose what to buy to take home with our limited suitcase space. You two are lucky you can load up a car. Living in Florida but me being a Pennsylvania girl, when we visit up north, we always load up on different items we can't get easily in Florida.
I haven’t been in Germany since 1966, when I was a child. The German chocolate is so much better in Germany. I enjoy your videos.
We love who you are and appreciate the variety you bring to your vlog ,culture ,interests and background. Thankyou.
I'm. English living in Australia. I'm always looking for the UK stuff.
I just love food “hauls”! But I’m just not sure about a curry ketchup. Lol. ❤️
I was glad to hear how hairdo is pronounced. I often hear it said as hair bow or hairball. Love your videos, keep them coming.
Thank you for sharing your nostalgic German finds. I love seeing things from other places. I'm American and we are the same way about the state we come from. My grown children associate the North Georgia mountains with their growing up years and when I go back to visit now I have to bring them apples and fried pies and apple bread from the orchard we always visited. Like you said, not better just different. And that's what makes life interesting.
Which orchard, please. Sounds like it's a great destination for a fall drive
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Goodness...you all have been everywhere! I've never been out of the states. Would love to visit England where my fathers side originated. At least I get to visit so many places thru you two
Thanks so much! Love your videos! 😇
Love learning about the Germain products! Thank you!
Thank you for sharing…I’ve loved the German series!
I enjoy visiting grocery stores and pharmacies wherever I go. Waleda is a favorite brand which is available online and starting to become available in the U.S. Joerg, the truffle flavored chips from Italy are delicious, maybe you can try those sometime!
German products are so much healthier then her in the states.
I love them all and love ❤️ your videos.
Again thank you so much 🙏 for sharing your memories with us!! 🥰😊🥰
Also I love ❤️ Welda skin care products as well.
Yogurettes, Weinbrand Bohnen and Weleda products were always in my suitcase, as well! I also brought back Backerbsen, Fa soap, Nivea, and before they were so readily available here in the U.S., a few good Tomatenmesser! Thank you for all the videos of your trip. I hiked up to Hohenzollern many times in my youth. It has been 20 years since I have gone to visit, so seeing everything actually brought tears to my eyes.
I love paprika ungarisch crisps and sticks and I love Erdnussflips😊.
When I come to UK I get Yorkshire tea, marmite, baking soda, branston sandwich pickle, madras curry powder, mincemeat for mincepies, TCP, Germolene, ibu tablets and my makeup.
We all need home comforts sometimes 🤗.
I agree.. No country is perfect.. Every country has their pros and cons.
I LOVE Erdnussflips and we brought them of course as well (just didn't show them as we've already showed them last year). Absolutely, we need home comforts especially during times like these I think.
Rebecca Bahama Yes as an expat I do the same although I have not been back to the UK for awhile now I just order British food online and if in New York there are few British stores where i stock up🇬🇧🇺🇸
@@maire1889 I haven't been back since covid.. So 2 years 😢. I am totally alone in Germany with my kids.. All my family and closest friends are in the UK so usually I go home 2x year.. It's killing me not bring able to go home due to the quarantine times and only being able to travel in school vacations... Cross fingers Christmas or next year.
Simply put, "we love having you here" Thank you for sharing your goodies with us. Personally, I embrace our differences and adore Europe to be honest, and America. Love to you both from Bedfordshire England xx
In USA Kleenex is our brand name used as a product name, of tissue. ie. We need more Kleenex🙋❣️
Yes, I know. It's the same as with Tempos lol.
I have to keep a packet in my purse at all times ☺️
Same as Band-aids ~ plasters in the 🇬🇧
We get all of our chocolate and treats from Aldi because it is a German store ❤️❤️
I think Kirsten and Joerg are the sweetest couple, I love there vlogs, they have never made a bad one yet and I love the way they love each other and how much they love our country and it’s quite normal to be proud of your own country, love the ear plugs! Keep making your vlogs you lovely people lots of love xxxxxxxx😘❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰
I will have to try the wax ear buds. They are on Amazon same ones = ordered.
I ordered the Curry Ketchup here in the states. Sooooo good. Thank you!
I love German chocolate we can buy that in Australia.👍
I love when you show us German products! My grandfather is from Germany so I’m always intrigued with the products! My daughter actually ordered some candy direct from Germany after I was telling her about one of your videos. She got me Haribo Vampire gummy’s. I’m definitely interested in the marzipan as well. It’s one of our favorites! Thanks so much for sharing!
Oh that's so nice, thank you Michele!
Interesting!!! I totally enjoyed this video 🍷🍷
You make me want to visit Germany with this series of videos. I adore Black Forest Gateau, it's considered a 1970's desert here, at the time it was exotic and as a child we got it as a treat.
As you say Tempo we say we're hoovering when we are using the vacuum cleaner. I also like alcoholic deserts but I don't drink at all. As one of my work colleagues said, ' She is now down to six a day ' . XXX
Loved seeing what you brought back.
We call those fireplace matches here in America....lol
Hi! I'm from Russia, Moscow. And we can buy many of these brands. Taft, Weleda, Haribo... It's not a problem here).
We have products from these brands here too. As mentioned there is lots of Haribo here but not a package with just Cola Haribo (they are just mixed with other ones). Same with the other brands, they are available here but I want the exact same hairspray I showed not another Taft one I'm afraid.
Hello Kristen and Joerg, Schwarzkopf make quality hair products,it was more common in the UK in the 70s!I would be just like Kirsten, if it works for you stock up!love to you both x👍😗
Yes, they make great products and of course we get Schwarzkopf products in the UK, just not the one I have at home so I just stock up and so far it works.
Who knew that Homer could inspire an invention, let alone one that's available in 2021!!
Kitchener-Waterloo Ontario Canada has a very large German population (it was called Berlin Ontario prior to WW1) in fact it has the second largest Oktoberfest celebration in the world.
There are quite a few specialty stores close by that carry many of those products in your video. There is also a Christkindl Market at Christmas time.
Thanks for the video, stay safe.
I'm in Vancouver and I can find most of these products and others you mention in the Vlogs.
There is comfort in familiar and experinces, be it taking us back to childhood or a place and time. Often food, music/sounds, smells ignite the memory and senses. You don't have to be in a different country to be transported. So wonderful to reminisce, have a little treat and find comfort.
Danke für die deutschen Untertitel freue mich sehr darüber. Sehe euch sehr gerne. Macht weiter so schöne VIdeos
I love you program I am Mexican and I have the opportunity to know Germany and UK tru your program thank you for be so nice
Thank you!
That was so interesting!
At Christmas we get Brandy beans, Dominos and rum balls..they are all so good and have been given out as Christmas gifts to family
We all feel comfort in foods or items that we grew up with or are familiar with.
Thank you for showing the things that make you happy!
Take care 🇨🇦 ❤️
That was fun, seeing all the different things and foods. Here in the states "kleenex" is our tissue but even the other brands are called Kleenex, the name goes for them all. Pretzel sticks are big here, but I wish we could get paprika chips, yum,! Thanks for sharing💛
You can shurely get on amazon
Can't you go online and order tour products from Germany and have them delivered to you in the uk....like.have fed ex or dhl or amazon delivery
Of course (this is what we usually did and also my family send over things) but having things send over from Germany has become outrageously expensive due to Brexit.
Welcome back home! I surely enjoyed your travels to Germany, and this video was interesting as well! Cant wait to see more from you guys! Sending loads of hugs from the USA!♥️
Being introduced to that which I'm not familiar with is what I love about travel. By showcasing items that you grew up with or that you're fond of, it is very much part of that wonderful revelatory travel experience. I never knew that such items as curry ketchup, paprika chips or Jamaica Rum chocolate bars existed. I must now get my hands on some curry ketchup, such a fantastic discovery!
Once again I enjoyed this video. It featured some of the favorite things I grew to love during my time in Germany.
Imagine my surprise when I found Tempo tissues in the dollar store here in Texas! Aldi also has some delicious Germany products especially the chocolates and they are very affordable.
If I could find a mint oil that would truly relieve my headaches, I would pay a great deal of money for it! My family came to the U.S. from Cuba, and we have always treasured the foods we can find here that remind us of our past. It’s lovely to hear of the things from Germany that you love.
Amazon has both peppermint and spearmint essential oils.
I live with very painful neuropathy. Spearmint soothes me.
DoTerra peppermint oil , or DoTerra Deep Blue oil . Works great !
@@jenniferstewart5849 -Thank you!
Drinking plenty of water always cures my headaches.
You can get paprika crisps in the polish section of supermarkets or polish shops, they're very good
Yes, you can - not always though but we have bought them in the Polish section before.
Your back lovely to see you. You make such interesting videos!!!! love from Scotland xx
I loved as a child getting packages from my German grandmother..especially at Christmas liebkuchen was a favorite and still is..Aldi's helps with the seasonal things which I get
Liebkuchen - Sweet. But it’s Lebkuchen. Liebkuchen Sounds nicer
Okay I leaned so much from this video! We also love the Ungarisch chips, and also love the Paprika flavor. But I haven’t tried Weleda products, but I’ll start trying them now! I’ve been using Belea, Sante and Alverde. I love the makeup from Alverde and it’s such a good price!
Oh yes, I saw that you love the Paprika chips in one of your videos, made me smile. Yes, you can get Weleda at DM or Müller, such fab products.
Nice products for nice people 😍😘
I was fortunate enough during my career who has to travel to Germany for work, and one of the lovely gentleman i worked with brought me rum chocolate from Germany, and it’s the most divine chocolate I’ve had in my life. Also, maybe they’re not the same, but we have mini pretzels in Alabama. I eat some every day. They’re one of my favorite snacks.
Oh yes, German and Swiss chocolate is our fave.
You can buy Tempo tissues here in Italy easily. They are in Conad, Lidl, and IperCoop. I have to always carry some in my purse because sometimes public toilets are out of toilet paper haha. Of course they are useful for many other reasons. You would sleep like a baby in my village. It's completely silent at night. I'm the same with noise. My favorite earplugs are made from sanitized memory foam. They contour to the shape of your ear canal just like wax would. I remember wearing wax earplugs many years ago. I remember having to warm them in my hand first haha. Those chocolate brandy beans look delicious. When I was growing up in London UK (many years ago of course, I'm 73 now) a big treat at Christmas were the chocolate cordials, chocolates with actual liqueur and sugar syrup in the center. Mom and Dad would let us have one after dinner because it helped us get tired and go to bed earlier haha. Thank you for your fun video.
I know Tempo tissues is what others say it is most copied product of tissues and brand became now synonyms for tissues. In Great Britain, happened same with hoover for vacuuming. Weinbrandbohnen I get first in late teeny age not as small child or only one or two in year so, that I can not remind me.
It's a small comment, but I thought I would make it. I am using my headset and your sound is great. I have Kirsten in my left ear and Joerg in my right; it sounds like you are sitting on either side of me.
Awww hahah that's great!
Just as in the US, foods and recipes are regional. So when you happen to move out of an area you tend to miss what you've been eating all your life. It's perfectly normal. I think it's great you were able to purchase products and food that bring you joy and contentment.
Such a fun video to watch! I’m looking forward to trying marzipan this holiday season ❤️💕