0:06 Istanbul, Turkey 1:33 Budakalász, Hungary 2:32 Tokyo, Japan 3:29 Bekasi, Indonesia 4:20 Sydney, Australia 5:12 Nairobi, Kenya 6:16 Mexico City, Mexico 7:09 London, United Kingdom 8:16 Manila, Philippines 8:40 Stockholm, Sweden
Fun Fact: In Egypt, we also have some kind of mezapan, it is also made from peanuts but has some other soft, sweet and chewy white "clay", here in Egypt, we call it نوجا , which translates to nougat! :)
It's actually $0.02. We also have the crumbly powdery peanut candy from Mexico, we call it polvoron and it's also around 5pesos if it's that size, but that's equivalent to $0.10.
I couldn't understand why, only in turkey she visited the real candy shop? The other country, she just gk to supermarket.. ? n Japan, you have traditionally candy made by hands , they even make animals or animals characters.. they look so cute and delicious , I forgot the name tho.. and In
This is the kind of content Buzzfeed needs to make more often, just vignettes showing that while we are different we are unified by our love of something sweet.
@@azn016 I saw that they posted it in the community tab once. I don't remember what the video was but it was one of these videos. They specify what the video is so you can't send in anything
@@dominiquepocopio777 THEY MEAN BY LOOK AT THE SHOP THEY ARE TALKINGBOUT THE SHOP. and ngl that shop is majestic i dont what to say just got there and get candies
I found it very interesting that at 6:10 the yellow sweets are banana, the green ones are lemon, and the purple ones are blackcurrant. Here in the US, purple is always grape, lemon is always yellow, and green is either watermelon or lime.
As a filipino, my favourite sweet is not yema. Surprisingly, it is polvoron. Polvoron is a sweet circle that has a dusty texture. It is like biting into heaven, but if you consume it all it can be a good contender for the cinnamon challenge.
Ok, but the Kenyan store literally looks similar to a Filipino "sari-sari" store, with the iron bars and everything! Sari-sari stores also sell fruitus, wich is very similar to frutyogurt and the are put on display in similar containers. Similarities like these between countries make me happy for some reason~♡
US here and I have been to many nations decades ago, and I have a few friends everywhere, and a pretty bad sweet tooth. The best candy I have ever had is Schwedenbomben from Niemetz in Austria and I am not sure why, most of other candies around the world that uses some of the same candy types are bland. But this thing is like a cookie wafer that is legit when fresh, a super light nougat centor, robed in chocolate, with coconut on top. The taste is somehow better than the sum of the parts though to me. Not sure why. The texture, taste, and older world type richness that is probably the absolute worst thing for your body. It makes them super additive. I don't even like shredded coconut.
@@pacho6821 yess there are a lot of italian candies that are so good(im italian myself) like goleador,they are so cheap (10 cent for a pack of 2)and so good everyone loves them
Fun fact, all candies sold in the streets of the Philippines only costs a coin or a peso, You can’t sell 1 candy for a dollar because that’s 50 here, unless you are buying the whole candy bag or it’s a branded candy from the malls/markets
Time stamps: 0:06 Istanbul, Turkey 1:34 Budakalász, Hungary 2:32 Tokyo, Japan 3:30 Bekasi, Indonesia 4:22 Sydney, Australia 5:13 Narobi, Kenya 6:15 MexicoCity, Mexico 7:10 London, United kingdom 8:17 Manila, Philippines 8:40 Stockhlom, Sweden
Yeah you should try it! Yema can be sold usually in the Streets we have also Yema in the Supermarkets also we have Yema Cake it is a cake made of Yema itself! Try it for yourself
my whole family was born in the philippines except for my sister and a few cousins, and we always get to have some snacks from the philipines. my favourite is especially yema.
When I saw the Turkish Delights I remembered when Edmund sold his family out for those in the lion, the witch, and the wardrobe. I've always wanted to try them since they made them seem amazing.
My mom use to make and sell Yema when I was in High School and my classmate used to love it so much. I also love the Turkish candy and Mazapan which is Polvoron in Philippines.
idk but the only difference i see from polvoron to mazapan is that polvoron is made from flour butter and sugar while mazapan is just peanuts and sugar :)
@@stephenralphalmueteflores4717 tbh im really interested on that red chewy candy in the thumbnail but i was shock. To see yema at a price of 1 dollars too
Usually when I buy yema, 15 pesos siya. Pero it's bigger than the one shown in the video so I guess it's fair. Dun ko gusto bumili sa mga pasalubong center tas bibili ako ng isang tub ng yema haha
I am Mexican and the marzipan is delicious !!! It is peanut powder and it falls apart in the mouth, but due to its presentation it may not attract much attention, but it is one of the best Mexican sweets. I would like you to try them one day, you will love them! 😁
@@andrewj3177 Slang for "shilling". Charles Dickens referenced this in _A Christmas Carol_ in a passage that goes to the effect that Bob Cratchit takes home fifteen (or fifty?) of "his Christian name a week". Funny to hear and see evidence that "bob" is living slang in former British colonies.
In Spain Mazapan is a mushy paste like candy made of almonds I heard the best one is from Toledo where they also make really hight quality medieval swords and penknife.
3:58 "grandma's hair" taste soooo good. obviously its not from real grandma's hair its cotton candy with some crunchy things outsides that makes it look like a sandwich. idk the real story of this food but my parents always says that its a traditional food:-).
I think the best candy from japan has to be those small white packs of gum, specifically the grape flavor. Although the flavor doesn't last long, it makes up for itself with it's great and unique taste!
@@st4rg3zing have you tried those weird chocolate covered ones or the regular ones, if you've had the chocolate ones try regular, and if you have had regular ones. fair enough
@@3ybh3lloll3hby3 yes, but it is still impressive considering there were lots of different candies other than the turkish delight! Thats what makes it imppresive
Funny the one that is called Mazapan in Mexico is called Polvoron in Philippines, and the one that is called Yema in the Philippines is called Mazapan in our place, Quezon. But i think rest of Phil call it Yema.
With all the high tech paying machine in some countries nothing beats the Candy seller in the Philippines. She probably can read minds. She already prepared the candies before the guy is about to buy them.
@@aaradhyabapna9816 well it depends on where you buy it bc i think it tastes much better than other candies but there are times when i didnt like it so it really depends on where you buy it from
@@aaradhyabapna9816 you have to eat Turkish delight from the right place. That is the trick. Store bought ones are bad. We always have them from local stores during holidays and stuff.
Ada pernah makan permen aspal ga sih? Bentuk nya petak, warna nya hitam, tekstur nya seperti aspal kena panas gitu. Kangen banget tapi ga pernah ketemu lagi
i'm from canada and we don't really have many candy shops anymore. i'm guessing in places like australia and england (i'm not certain but) it might be similar
@Sahara Echo haha.. actually I really don't know then, and there's a few that called it Turkish delight nowadays. But it really has the same appearance and with just one peso (during my childhood days) you can enjoy a piece of that delicious treat.
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the turkish delight store looks so whimsical. Such a beautiful candy store
Yeah it is real beuty
Ur pfp is killing me :') ♡
Its not that good bro, in Serbia its called ratluk, and its not that good, but its ok, its bassicaly a sugar with jelly
@@dimi5881 not that I disagree, but they were talking about the shop not the candy
Every Turkish Delight store is like that in Turkey and in Big Bazaar (Kapali Carsi) has so many of these stores (I’m Turkish btw)
0:06 Istanbul, Turkey
1:33 Budakalász, Hungary
2:32 Tokyo, Japan
3:29 Bekasi, Indonesia
4:20 Sydney, Australia
5:12 Nairobi, Kenya
6:16 Mexico City, Mexico
7:09 London, United Kingdom
8:16 Manila, Philippines
8:40 Stockholm, Sweden
Thanks!
Thank you,i've looking this comment first before watching the vid😁👍
Thanks
Ty!
Ah, now bye.
I bet at that Turkish candy store smells heavenly
It is😍
ahshahsga yes you're right
it probably smells like roasted chickpea and turkish coffee
I wanna smell it and TASTE IT
I tasted their candy before it was delicious but very sweet
Fun Fact: In Egypt, we also have some kind of mezapan, it is also made from peanuts but has some other soft, sweet and chewy white "clay", here in Egypt, we call it نوجا , which translates to nougat! :)
As soon as I saw the word *nougat* I cringed inside
Im arab and i would love to try it where do i find it
@@maxalon2479 why
In Hungary it's called marcipán (basically the same word), and it's actually made out of sweet almonds instead of peanuts.
Here in Brazil as well! It's basically the same thing too, but we call it paçoca and they're usually tube shaped :)
The turkish candy shop looks like Harry Potter world shops. So gorgeous and very magestic!
😂😂 yeah you're right.
Aahhh yes your a fellow potter head
This is Turkey :)Ottoman culture
Your not wrong
Eyw knk
Edmund really snitched on his siblings for less than a dollar's worth of Turkish delight.
HAHAHA
Lolololol 😭😭😭😭😭
xD
Lmao
You should taste it in my opinion not worth it
Fun fact : everyone is waiting for their country
I already find my country in here
And everytime you think it's finally the time for Malaysia to get a spot in these sorts of videos.....Singapore is the one that takes the credit 😂
@@nurulaqilah9643 😭😭😭😭 tu laa
@@afdhalhaziq3074 dasar Singapore 😡
@@nurulaqilah9643 yes lol, Finally jumpa jugak orang malay yang comment 😭😭
What a beautiful Turkish shop! I thought about it having Harry Potter vibes too. Just a colorful, exotic looking place.
Btw try a pastry called baklava and maras icecream
I wonder if they have any Bertie Bott's! Lol!
hehe
@@naxelthespeedrunnerno dont do that
The place where she got the turkish delight looked like a real candy store
Yes it was a real candy store. Many stores have been running for decades and many make their own candies on premises.
That store probably is the best candy store in Turkey! It is super famous and has the best candies and chocolates!!”!
Exactly the other ones just went to the market
i'd like to go there
@@dojacat3199 They don’t have candy stores in Indonesia
As a Turk these Candy stores look normal to me but seeing everyone so fascinated by them is sooo cute
It is amazing tho like in the movies ^^
@@jellydia4382 fr
Remind me of Narnia
Same
I love the green ones, defo one of my fav sweets, when I come back to Turkey I'm definitely getting them again😊
“1 dollar candy from around the world”
Yema: 0.04 dollars
It's actually $0.02. We also have the crumbly powdery peanut candy from Mexico, we call it polvoron and it's also around 5pesos if it's that size, but that's equivalent to $0.10.
lots of cheap candy in the philippines loll
that's because 1 dollar is equivalent to around 50 pesos lol
@@soulscyther666 we also have that here in ph🇵🇭 (uhm)
@@soulscyther666 mexico has polvoron too? NICE!!
Bro, i need to be at that turkish candy shop.
It looks like HEAVEN!!!!
Confectioner Cafer Erol
Diabetes is what you want.
I couldn't understand why, only in turkey she visited the real candy shop? The other country, she just gk to supermarket.. ? n Japan, you have traditionally candy made by hands , they even make animals or animals characters.. they look so cute and delicious , I forgot the name tho.. and In
@@Majacaro I think maybe it’s what the people living in those countries personally think is the most recognizable/eaten candy for 1$
come and i'll buy you some!! you should also try turkish foods!! you'll love it if you love meat. chicken, etc.
Turkish Delights always reminded me of that Narnia movie
me too!!!
Turkish delights are so good but you can’t have a lot of them otherwise 🤮 personally
Me too 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Is it hard to say lokum ??
Ahhh same
1:22 Turkish Delight - Istanbul, Turkey 🇹🇷
2:22 Dunakavics - Budakalász, Hungary 🇭🇺
3:16 Hi-Chew - Tokyo, Japan 🇯🇵
3:59 Rambut Nenek - Bekasi, Indonesia 🇮🇩
5:03 Red Frogs - Sydney, Australia 🇦🇺
5:48 Frutyogurt - Nairobi, Kenya 🇰🇪
6:50 Mazapan - Mexico City, Mexico 🇲🇽
8:06 Wine Gums - London, United Kingdom 🇬🇧
8:29 Yema - Manila, Philippines 🇵🇭
10:11 Lösgodis - Stockholm, Sweden 🇸🇪
Thank Me Later!
Thanks
Thanks buddy :)
Not all heroes wears a cape indeed
Tysm man
@@Sususukakakaruriiii maybe he does, you never know 😂
SHE: SHOWING CANDIES FROM DIFFERENT COUNTRIES
ME: LEARNING HOW TO USE PAYMENT MACHINES AROUND THE WORLD
Cnadies: how old are u
HIM: LEARNING HOW TO NOT USE CAPS
oh ya
Her*****
why are you yelling
This is the kind of content Buzzfeed needs to make more often, just vignettes showing that while we are different we are unified by our love of something sweet.
I will forever be reminded of Edmund everytime I see or hear "Turkish delight"
Same bruh
ahh i feel the cold
Same, it must be so good even the white witch knows about it...
Zemo
@@darksteal568 I think of Zemo too hahahaha
It honestly amazes me at how many people buzzfeed has around the world
these have been submitted by viewers I belive
@@vetinteriktigtan oh maybe!
Yeah most of these video's are contributor based.
How do I submit videos? Want to show a POV from maldives 🇲🇻
@@azn016 I saw that they posted it in the community tab once. I don't remember what the video was but it was one of these videos. They specify what the video is so you can't send in anything
BuzzFeed never fails to make me crave food which I never tasted.
suddenly fall in Love with u not candies hehe
Facebook name or Instagram so we can be friends Naomi...???
i have tried most of the candies showen in this video
😂😂😂😂
Stop being so desperate,dude,ew
My parents were in Instanbul a few days ago, the gummies were sooo good! The vitamins tasted and looked like gummies too! Dude, I love Turkey.
they arent gummies
they arent gummies, they are called lokum. I see where u get the gummy label from as it has a similar texture but they are different.
Sameeee
The Turkish candy shop is heaven, my eyes are blessed ;_;
Ur eyes blessed for Z A M
Mee to
I only clicked on this video to see turkish
Canddy
Yea
I was wondering why a lot people were talking about Turkey, now I know why. It legit looks like heaven to candy lovers
Fr
More like diabetes heaven
@@jasontiu5517 one piece of turkish delight = diabetes
you guys are annoying 😔
@@dominiquepocopio777 but no like fr that shop looked like you could get diabetes just by inhaling air
@@dominiquepocopio777 THEY MEAN BY LOOK AT THE SHOP THEY ARE TALKINGBOUT THE SHOP. and ngl that shop is majestic i dont what to say just got there and get candies
i don’t know what it is but when someone speaks english with a kenyan accent, it sounds so satisfying and beautiful
Hyunjin wake up~~
me seeing STRAKIDS profile pic commenting.. automatically like them..LOL stay family is love....
ya it's so satisfying
@@diyacherish1122 mtoto thinking “blackpink ni vizuri sana” na ni michezo michezo jennie sijui kusonga songa
the rolled r is nice
I found it very interesting that at 6:10 the yellow sweets are banana, the green ones are lemon, and the purple ones are blackcurrant. Here in the US, purple is always grape, lemon is always yellow, and green is either watermelon or lime.
Really what candies ? I always get green apple candies went they are green 🍏😢 and the other the same as you
"Lady speaks in foreign language."
sounds about right
BAHSJAHAKAHAJAHKAJAJA
Working at home be like
translation 1000+
ISUDJAYAHWINSK
hahaha how did i not catch this!! when!!!
Turkish Candy Store = Willy Wonka’s Factory
So true bruh I want to be there 😭
@ItzAnnoyed noice
@lave subliminals ♛ best in the world
@@HAmour-us5pn not the best tho I’m in here
@@HAmour-us5pn I traveled to Japan and America and ph it was a litttle better
Everyone else: picks 1 candy
Swedish lady: picks 1 of everything 👁👄👁
Well, in a way its the same as people buying a pack with more in it, as we pay x/100g.
Mood
@@TheStubboria yep thats very true lmao
I bet that isn’t even Swedish candy , gummy candies like those don’t count cause it all tastes the same
It is swedish candy and we never pick one sort
5:38 I love how he folds it lol
its normal folding tho?
@@anonymuser8662fr haha
Every other country's snacks: Edible pebbles/rocks & normal edible things
Indonesia: *H A I R*
And the scariest one is *GRANDMA*
That's a cottn candy inside of waffle tbh
@@aylesayres people actually already know and no need to explain btw
@@aylesayres thank you captain obvious
@@aylesayres "OmG I DiDN't nOW ThAT THaNKs"
The turkish candy shop is the most wonderful place I've seen
it feels fake definitly a turist trap
@@nonec384 what
When did I ask
@@nonec384 wtf it’s an ordinary candy shop in turkey. what is wrong with you? :DD
@@uraharakisuke39 i never seen one normaly a buy candys like the one in kenya in bars or in less prety supermarktes
"Grandma's Hair" looks to be a cotton candy sandwich!
as a Indonesian i never knew such candy even existed, until now
IKRRRR
@@Rimm_San i always eat it when i was child
@@Rimm_San omg, how old r u😭😭. I meann u never try it??!!?
@@salmaastagina9467 16 about to turn 17, and yes I never even saw or knew that candy even existed
“I don’t literally remember something more British than a winegum.” THAT IS THE MOST BRITISH SENTENCE IN MY LIFE 💀💀💀💀😭😭😭😭😭
I love how the Turkish person actually tried and went to a decent store (and added a bonus bosphorus view)
Yaa çabamı fark ettiğin için teşekkür ederim🥺😍
@@foodieeda diger ulkelerdekine kiyasla cok kaliteli olmus 🌸
@ çok teşekkür ederim💕💕
are you turkish?
@@tcp124 yes
Turkey's candy shop is heaven.
Awww thanks
Reminds me of Falcon and the Winter Soldier
"Turkish Delight. Simply irresistible."
Thanks for supporting!
Hearing the different languages is just as cool as seeing the different candies
As a filipino, my favourite sweet is not yema. Surprisingly, it is polvoron. Polvoron is a sweet circle that has a dusty texture. It is like biting into heaven, but if you consume it all it can be a good contender for the cinnamon challenge.
Ok, but the Kenyan store literally looks similar to a Filipino "sari-sari" store, with the iron bars and everything! Sari-sari stores also sell fruitus, wich is very similar to frutyogurt and the are put on display in similar containers. Similarities like these between countries make me happy for some reason~♡
Oh man now i want some frutos
Blackcurrant jelly superiority
that was what I'm thinking
It's frutos
@@armand-7291 Yeah, sorry it's been a long time since I've had some, but as long as you understand what I'm talking about, it's fine~
Ikr
The Turkish store looks so magical, like some type of candy stores you see in christmas movies
You're not wrong
Thanks
i think the most fancy store that i've liked is turkish store. it's just delightful in 1000 ways😩
Thanks
US here and I have been to many nations decades ago, and I have a few friends everywhere, and a pretty bad sweet tooth. The best candy I have ever had is Schwedenbomben from Niemetz in Austria and I am not sure why, most of other candies around the world that uses some of the same candy types are bland. But this thing is like a cookie wafer that is legit when fresh, a super light nougat centor, robed in chocolate, with coconut on top. The taste is somehow better than the sum of the parts though to me. Not sure why. The texture, taste, and older world type richness that is probably the absolute worst thing for your body. It makes them super additive. I don't even like shredded coconut.
Yes, they're good, but what about Swiss and Italy? They have a lot of pretty good candies too
@@pacho6821 yess there are a lot of italian candies that are so good(im italian myself) like goleador,they are so cheap (10 cent for a pack of 2)and so good everyone loves them
@@bohnonlosobb una volta le goleador costavano la metà 😜
The turkish candy is also made in my country (iraq) we call it (halqum). It's one of my faves.
Same in Algeria
Same in Saudi Arabia
Same in lebanon
We call it lokum in turkish
yeah they all like was part of ottoman empire. so not suprised.
Turkey 0:04
Hungary 1:33
Japan 2:31
Indonesia: 3:30
Australia 4:22
Kenya 5:12
Mexico:6:15
United Kingdom 7:09
Philippines: 8:17
Sweden 8:41
:)
thanks! you may want to add a space between the colon and the 6 for Mexico so people can click and see where the video is~
@@angelaz2576 6:15
THANK YOUU
Thank
Salamat👍
i've always dreamed of living in a candy shop like the one in turkey.
No one cares cringe anime profile pic
@Minecraft Platinum Fireworks agreed
SpecsUniverse shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhut up
@@specs_u but the real question is… did anyone ask you for your opinion
I’d love it too, but sugar really harms me.
At first I was like thinking like “wow! this person sure does know a lot of languages!!! They’re so nice for going around the world for us!
They are different person's ☠️
@@box961 lol
@@box961 people
I’m Turkish myself, and i know these candies are literally so good, they are like gummies covered in sugar! :D
@ he said "like"
@@goose2719 he is a turkish himself he should know that it does NOT taste like gummies covered in sugar.
@ i agree it doesnt but it surely tastes good
i love turkish delight
No, sugar covered in sugar
Baron Zemo: ah yes Turkish Delight, irresistible
I understood that reference 🙋🏻♀️
🤪😉
Irresistible
This is exactly what I thought of when I saw Turkey
i just heard Zemo’s voice in my head saying that XD
Happy to see another mcu fan here😆
Nobodys talking about how soothing that Kenyan lady's voice was
Yess it is!! ❤️😍
Fr
❤️❤️❤️
IKRRR
That segment made me smile. Everything about it was soothing.
I feel so nostalgic rn for so many places I've never been
Fun fact, all candies sold in the streets of the Philippines only costs a coin or a peso,
You can’t sell 1 candy for a dollar because that’s 50 here, unless you are buying the whole candy bag or it’s a branded candy from the malls/markets
candy na hubad 25 cents kaya 1peso mo may 4pieces ka na umay ka na sasakit pa ngipin mo hahaha
1 dollar could probs already buy tons of soda, or 2 ice cream cones...
@@Pyro_dragon soda is 20 pesos here
@@ye-junixox1859 exactly, u could get 2 bottles/plastic of soda
@@Pyro_dragon and candy only costs 1 peso, so if you pay 1$ might aswell get the whole bag LMAO
Time stamps:
0:06 Istanbul, Turkey
1:34 Budakalász, Hungary
2:32 Tokyo, Japan
3:30 Bekasi, Indonesia
4:22 Sydney, Australia
5:13 Narobi, Kenya
6:15 MexicoCity, Mexico
7:10 London, United kingdom
8:17 Manila, Philippines
8:40 Stockhlom, Sweden
Not all heroes wear capes😭
TYSM 😭
Bjir bekasi
I love the george and ranboo pfpppp
Stockholm*
Fun fact: in Narnia everyone calls Lion "Aslan" which means Lion in Turkic languages
I love how you monopolize it lmao. The word is a loanword in your language, actually.
Wait wat.... I thought Aslan is a name for the chronicles of Narnia..... Narnia exists??? :0
@@greyngreyer5 bruh C.S. Lewis said it was Turkish.
@@ninjatimmy2999 The name is not fictional, but it did not originate in Turkic languages.
@@AA-el1et C.S Lewis is uneducated then.
The ‘Yema’ sweet looked especially delicious, if I ever decide to go to the Phillipines I will certainly try it out!
Yeah you should try it! Yema can be sold usually in the Streets we have also Yema in the Supermarkets also we have Yema Cake it is a cake made of Yema itself! Try it for yourself
my whole family was born in the philippines except for my sister and a few cousins, and we always get to have some snacks from the philipines. my favourite is especially yema.
Fun fact: Turkish delight actually grandpa of marshmallows.
@Cats are Awesome opinion m a n opinion
@Cats are Awesome I'm an American and I love Turkish Delight. Although I'm not a typical American haha.
@Cats are Awesome oh god, i share a country with people who hate Turkish delights? Who are these zeros?
DUDE YOU GUYS... everyone has different taste buds.
It’s called halkom if you’re going to turkey some day and want to taste it
I want to go to a Turkish candy store soooo bad imagine the delightful smells.
Thanks!
I rlly want to go to turkey tbh
@@aaaur4 i was gonna go to turkey but covid ruined plans :(
I dont think Turkish Delight has a very strong smell. Also their quite available in most countries and very yummy.
Go there a few days before the new year. They decorate the place and there's 2 upper floors which operates as a cafe.
It's actually nice that the Turkish person went to an actual confectionery store
They look so good ❤️😭😭
Because good quality Lokum is sold only in those stores. The ones in supermarkets taste horrible 😂
Expectation: “All over the world”
Reality: 4 countries located within Eurasia’s territory
0:50
Those umbrellas brings so many memories back
Even i dont live in Turkey we had them in my country
Me too
we had them too ! they were amazing ! I
@@halakhalaf5975 I remember them but I hated them a lot lol, I respect your opinion though.
@@callmerays684 I was so small when I used to eat these , don't really remember their taste but it was generally good
I am from pakistan and they are in my country too
Ngl hi-chews are so good
What’s there to lie about, it’s one of the best candies ever
True
Hi chews are good except when you keep them for too long and they stick to the wrapper.
Yes I love them, the ones I've had came in strips tho
When i was in turkey. I got a few Turkish delight to try and they tasted really good and i brought them back to england.
im glad you like it mate !
An English trader brought them to England and call them "Turkish Delight". Actually it is called "lokum".
Me too
Bro I love the "grandma's hair" halva, usually in my country it's called "guria ke baal" which translates to "Dolls' hair"
Finally! The one dollar Series is back.
“I’m ˢᵘᵇˢᶜʳᶦᵇᶦⁿᵍ ᵗᵒ ᵉᵛᵉʳʸᵒⁿᵉ ʷʰᵒ ˢᵘᵇˢᶜʳᶦᵇᵉˢ ᵗᵒ ᵐᵉ ᵃⁿᵈ ˡᶦᵏᵉˢ ᵗʰᶦˢ ᶜᵒᵐᵐᵉⁿᵗ”
@@SalamiHoopz No
Broke boy
@@SalamiHoopz no
I agree with your channel name
In India, u will literally get 80 pieces of chocolate for 1$😂
omg whaaat
@@zyrahanley8158 actually there are few chocolates where you'll get 140 pieces for 1$ 😂
Lmao yes
Poppins tho 😚
Ikr, same in BD!
When I saw the Turkish Delights I remembered when Edmund sold his family out for those in the lion, the witch, and the wardrobe. I've always wanted to try them since they made them seem amazing.
id rat out my family for some rn lol
thats exactly what i thought of aswell
i don't blame him i love turkish delights ~ preferably lemon flavour
Same..
Lmao me too
الراحة صارتturkish delight
الحمدلله الأزمة روحتنا من الخريطة بكرا حتى اسم سوريا بصير اسم طبخة تركية
My mom use to make and sell Yema when I was in High School and my classmate used to love it so much. I also love the Turkish candy and Mazapan which is Polvoron in Philippines.
Same
idk but the only difference i see from polvoron to mazapan is that polvoron is made from flour butter and sugar while mazapan is just peanuts and sugar :)
Same
Mazapán is impossible not to break
I love Polvoron, Its more fun in the Philippines
"Turkish delight, irresistible."
I understood that reference.
Falcon and the winter soldier
Indeed
zemo!!
@@rachelfernando6299 oh it hough it was the falcon the witch and the loki, guess I misunderstood
I was shocked to see the PH yema under “candies for $1” but then they do show that it’s $0.02 per piece so all’s well at least ya werent scammed 🤣
Well it's just like a click bait, same I'm shocked because it's only 1 peso($0.02) I just clicked this video because why that yema is so expensive.
@@stephenralphalmueteflores4717 tbh im really interested on that red chewy candy in the thumbnail but i was shock. To see yema at a price of 1 dollars too
ako filipino pag 1 pesos yung candy = cheap
bat kong 2 pesos = red flag
Usually when I buy yema, 15 pesos siya. Pero it's bigger than the one shown in the video so I guess it's fair. Dun ko gusto bumili sa mga pasalubong center tas bibili ako ng isang tub ng yema haha
@@humanityyy yah same, Yung sa 7/11
That Turkish store looks like it came straight from Harry Potter
I mistook Mexico for the Philippines, our coins looked similar and we also use pesos. Mazapan is like polvoron!
We share a similar cuisine, because we were both Spanish colonies. We also share longanizas, adobos and (leche) flan.
I love longanizas
@Deporting Americans Back to Europe have you tasted filipino food?
I am Mexican and the marzipan is delicious !!! It is peanut powder and it falls apart in the mouth, but due to its presentation it may not attract much attention, but it is one of the best Mexican sweets. I would like you to try them one day, you will love them! 😁
@Deporting Americans Back to Europe typical American making everything about them
the Kenyan candy seller: "how are you?"
the customer: "i'd like to get frutyogurt for 50 bob"
the Kenyan candy seller: "ok :')"
Didnt know that Bob was currency
:')
I lived in Kenya for three years you’re supposed to respond to their greeting talk about you’re day then leave.
@Not Lucas im kenyan
@@andrewj3177 Slang for "shilling". Charles Dickens referenced this in _A Christmas Carol_ in a passage that goes to the effect that Bob Cratchit takes home fifteen (or fifty?) of "his Christian name a week".
Funny to hear and see evidence that "bob" is living slang in former British colonies.
YES I LOVE TO BUY CANDIES WITH MY “B O B”
In Mexico Mazapan candy it's like Polvoron in the Philippines crushed peanuts too
In Spain Mazapan is a mushy paste like candy made of almonds I heard the best one is from Toledo where they also make really hight quality medieval swords and penknife.
I love how the Swede says "some this, some that" and painstakingly picks out one each 😂😂
The Mexican one looks like one of our Filipino sweets called pulvoron
The original is from mexico
I love peanuts so that sweet caught my attention. It was no suprise when she said it was delicious
Also the one from Filipinas looked like a mexican "dulce de leche" :P
I think México and Filipinas share a lot in candies and in general 🤔
@@Qwerty-jc3so Dude, u have no idea, its so good!
@@justabicerrado.5362 is there any tutorial of how to make it at home? I literally have a bag full of peanuts
3:58 "grandma's hair" taste soooo good. obviously its not from real grandma's hair its cotton candy with some crunchy things outsides that makes it look like a sandwich. idk the real story of this food but my parents always says that its a traditional food:-).
i love how you have to clarify its not real hair. metaphors and similes exist in english, yknow.. lmfao
@nkls_2354 iyee kan kali ada yang ga ngerti lol
@@cajadiri lmao i just write this comment for no reason:V i didnt comment on videos that much soo
@@najimi4379 but you just bales to org lain "kan kali ada yg ga ngerti" ..... lol
@@cajadiri eh i sometimes didnt understand myself pls forgive me lol
Around the world: interesting candy
Sydney: lol red frog
love candies
1 dollar in Pakistan would give you a whole days meal still some money would be left
@@abdulmoiz9026 that’s also india
@@kazakhdude also other asian countries
Indonesia: *grandma's hair.*
I think the best candy from japan has to be those small white packs of gum, specifically the grape flavor. Although the flavor doesn't last long, it makes up for itself with it's great and unique taste!
I haven't eaten a mazapan in years, it looks so delicious!
Btw I'm from mexico and if you're from turkey, those turkish delights look so darn tasty
Thx bro. Yeah Turkish delight is very good If u find one in Mexico you should try.🇹🇷❤🇲🇽
I'm from Mexico too ^^!
I’ve tried Turkish delights but sometimes I’d rather eat any candy on earth than them
@@st4rg3zing have you tried those weird chocolate covered ones or the regular ones, if you've had the chocolate ones try regular, and if you have had regular ones. fair enough
@@sumokaru the regular ones with diff colors were the ones I tried
I am just impressed by how the person in the turkey candy shop can get the exact weight just by grabing with his hand
@💫Soft_nighttale💫 what does that have to do with him grabbing the weight of the candy?
He probably knows the weight of a single one, and since it was only 180 and only requires very basic math, he probably didn't need one
I don't think space man is really smart
@@3ybh3lloll3hby3 yes, but it is still impressive considering there were lots of different candies other than the turkish delight! Thats what makes it imppresive
I love how the Kenyan presenter explained about the candies.
I like how all the candy shop look bored but the Turkish candy shop it's look so good
And smells like diabetes too
Funny the one that is called Mazapan in Mexico is called Polvoron in Philippines, and the one that is called Yema in the Philippines is called Mazapan in our place, Quezon. But i think rest of Phil call it Yema.
2x Fun fact : In Spain we also call em Polvoron
Quezon Province
to add, we have Cashew Marzipan as well :)
In Philippines, we have Mazapan de mani and Mazapan de pili 😄
I wish they featured the Ube Flavor of Yema ( same shape just Ube)
I would trade every candy I own for one of those Turkish candy bags
You can make it at home it's so easy
@@ivian.7 oh rlly,imma search it up
@@ivian.7 But these ones are made by professionals and tastes way better.
@@cagatayberkay5681
If you make it right it will taste just like the ones you buy besides some people don't have it anywhere near them
Look im turkish i live in istanbul and ima be honest with i dont like them that much
whenever i see Turkish Delight i remember The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, The Wardrobe
So true
I remember that and falcon and the winter soldier
I want to go to Turkey so, so bad. That candy shop is just one reason why.
The shop in Istanbul, Turkey is so beautiful just like a candy land dream 😋😍
"we will pick *some* fish"
" *some* mushrooms"
" *some* chocolate"
**proceeds to pick only one of each**
PLSS
@@diem_jack It's 1$ ?
@@fxrrxx9920 That’s really expensive for the amount of candy she got
@@diem_jack Btw we are talking about how she said “Some” But got one of everything. Not the price
@@fxrrxx9920 1$ in our country is like 50 wrapped candy
it’s how the Sydney girl could only get like 2 of the frogs for me
that is generally expensive for red frogs. a packet (190g or approximately 7 oz ) of those are $3 at our local supermarket
They’re 20c each at my local dairy
here in the Philippines for one piece of gummy ranges from 1-10 pesos (0.02-0.20 US Dolar)
Haha bc she went to a convenient store, in Woolworths (the supermarket) you can get a pack for like $3 😂
The way she was so exited about the turkish one lol
My friend visited Turkey, and she got us Turkish Delight! They were delicious ❤️
What was your favorite flavor?
@@TheLastHylianTitan the white one idk what flavor it is and I also like the pink one 😋🤤
@@miriamart3130 white one probably "kaymak"(milk fat) and the pink one is rose i guess.
I recommend double roasted pistachio delights, they're best
Rose is my favourite as a turkish person! 😊
With all the high tech paying machine in some countries nothing beats the Candy seller in the Philippines. She probably can read minds. She already prepared the candies before the guy is about to buy them.
She can tell by what they look like : basura looking = can only afford candy…jajaja joke lng
have u never seen a cashier before?
@@mollypaws what makes you think I don’t?
@@josevladimiraustria2736 just say cashier registrar instead of "high tech paying machine" wtf
nah pretty sure it was prepared beforehand and was advised by the one filming.
Usually Turkey is almost never in videos so this made me sooo happy
The candy sucks tho
@@aaradhyabapna9816 well it depends on where you buy it bc i think it tastes much better than other candies but there are times when i didnt like it so it really depends on where you buy it from
@NoobieMouto I madee it a point to reply coz the candie sucked so badly
Yeahh! turkish delight from Turkey is actually sooo good 👏💖
@@aaradhyabapna9816 you have to eat Turkish delight from the right place. That is the trick. Store bought ones are bad. We always have them from local stores during holidays and stuff.
Bro the Turkish delights are so good
My childhood snacks…
G R A N D M A ‘ S H A I R.
Indonesia?
Aowkwowkkww
Ada pernah makan permen aspal ga sih? Bentuk nya petak, warna nya hitam, tekstur nya seperti aspal kena panas gitu. Kangen banget tapi ga pernah ketemu lagi
Rambut nenek sama wafer nya dipisah 🗿
@@bestworld4124 enggak pernah kayaknya,saya cuman adanya permen rokok gitu tapi jadi penasaran ama permen aspalnya 😮😮
It's hilarious how the Australian only got like one red frog, because that's the only way you're getting anything for $1 here.
i like how the subtitles doesnt translate the language but says (man/woman speaking foreign language)
I’m just saying but I was expecting more to go to real candy shops instead of normal supermarkets
There isn't so many actual candy store and people casually just go to supermarket to buy them 😀
If they even have some in their country that is... maybe not rlly
i'm from canada and we don't really have many candy shops anymore. i'm guessing in places like australia and england (i'm not certain but) it might be similar
@@aquademiria294 thank you for explaining supermarkets, very helpful
6:04 is when I noticed that each video has a different person recording it, I thought it was just one person who knew a ton of languages-
The Filipino version of those Turkish delights has been my fave as a child 🥰
@Sahara Echo haha.. actually I really don't know then, and there's a few that called it Turkish delight nowadays. But it really has the same appearance and with just one peso (during my childhood days) you can enjoy a piece of that delicious treat.
Cries in peanut allergy
i love watching these because not only do the places look beautiful, (i'm talking to you turkish candy shop) but i love hearing all the languages