Buying Swedish Candy in Stockholm for Halloween! (Lördagsgodis Tradition)
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Join me on a one-day adventure in Stockholm, Sweden as we uncover the unique Lördagsgodis tradition! We explore the city's best candy stores and chat with friendly locals about the cultural significance of this beloved candy tradition. Discover the most delicious Swedish sweets and candies that are a must-try, and learn about the history and traditions that surround them. Whether you're a candy enthusiast or simply curious about Swedish culture, this sweet and exciting adventure is not to be missed!
Candy stores that we have visited:
House of Candy
houseofcandy.se/
Polkagris Kokeri (Gamla Stan)
gamlastanspolk...
Lakritsroten (Södermalm)
lakritsroten.se/
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Let's be friends:
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Stockholm was such a blast! Currently, putting together a quick intro guide to Stockholm for first time visitors. You can check out my City Guides here (Sintra, Portugal is currently available for FREE)
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I know the view count is rather low, but don't let that ever be an indicator that you've failed or did poorly, that is not the case. Your videos are always great fun, entertaining, and your unique personality always shines through in a very relatable way. If anything, it's just an indicator that most followers enjoy rather the more photography-centric videos and the travel videos you. Or maybe people just don't really like candy these days? lol, but in any case, I hope you had fun making this video and I look forward to what you'll cook up next!
Awww I always love reading your comments, thank you so much for your kind words and your support. It was the first time when had a specific mission when filming and we had so much fun. Tasting liquorice crisps with locals and getting their reactions was one of the highlights and this is something that made Stockholm so alive for me. Editing the part 2 video from there and I'm excited to share it with you soon!
Counting down the days until my trip to Stockholm. Definitely going to be getting some sweets. Although I don't like liquorice 😂
You are absolutely lovely^^ I smiled throughout the entire video. You have a new follower 😄
Thank you Polly for showing us sweet day in Stockholm 🍭
Cheers Paulius!
Nice and welcome to Sweden 🙌🏽
Cheers Patrick. It was the first time in Stockholm when I wasn't wet or cold and it added so much to the experience. Stockholm in golden leaves was truly beautiful. Currently editing the second video from there...excited to share with you once it's done :)
I love licorice.
Oh cool. I don't mind liquorice to be honest (used to eat quite a lot of it when I was a kid ) but not sure about salted liquorice though.
You are a natural at this …. Love love love this videos
Aw that's very sweet of you, thanks!
WOW looks like you had a fabulous time, Stockholm is a beautiful place to visit. Did you get to try the salted liquorice? it's quite the experience 😄
I was literally blown away by the friendliness of the locals, everyone was SO happy to talk on camera with me and share their candy knowledge. It was truly awesome and made the whole Stockholm experience so much more colourful! Yes, I bought I few packs of salted liquorice (with a jungle monkey on the pack). Will shoot a tasting video of all the candy that I brought back from Sweden soon.
@@ClassicPolly I'm looking forward to it 😀
Your RUclips name is classic Polly there is a candy in Sweden called Polly!
@@KaptenUgglaGaming OMG yes, Polly candy (the OG one) is honestly my fave Swedish candy. It’s sooo good!
Good job, Polly! Thanks )
Cheers guys!
Love this vlog thank you
Thanks Amir!
I'm quite okay with licorice 👍not the salted one's 🤮😁
Great video Polly
Cheers mate. Yeah, I'm the same. I can handle liquorice on it's own but never with salt.
Where is the video where you are trying the candy?
"Lördagsgodis" does have a crazy dark story. One of the darkest and morally reprehensible we have tbh.
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Good lord😮3kg candy 🍬 🍬 🤢
Well, it actually seems more like promoting harmful lifestyles than introducing Swedish traditions, lol 😆