I can't speak for everyone but I really enjoy hearing foreign people try and pronounce Dutch words so by all means, go ahead! Also if you want to come to the Netherlands, winter period is the time! Because close to new years eve, the oliebol carts are everywhere!
You actually tasted the right food in this video. The other RUclipsrs who taste food from the Netherlands eat all the ‘tourist’ foods, you tasted the foods every Dutchie eats daily!
The Chocolonely bar is not irregular just to be abstract, there's actually a meaning behind it! It's made with 100% fair trade cocoa and the company actually tries to donate money to people affected by the cocoa trade that don't get paid. The design is irregular because in reality not always everybody gets an equal piece.
True not only that I got the people one day on school and also explaned to me for great leasson ever. they also told me Many Chocolate Factory doenst put Far pieced in each packet like in some bar it ay 10 while tou only get 9 /8 they let you pay more for less and I really respect the people of this action for them I whould only buy those bar alone! Not forget they give much in one bar self if there uneven pieces it smart way to do like mabey someone doenst like dark chocolate much they can have a little piece. You chould see it in that why they told use. But the true meaning was wat you said I totally agree with there action and really respect that
True! I saw a talk by the company's Ynzo van Zanten and it was super interesting. Obviously the best part was when we all got to take a bar home :) You never really think about stuff like that, and I had eaten Tony Chocolonely before but never really looked at the packaging.
The bottom left part (except the most bottom left piece) is actually in the shape of the African countries the world gets 60% of its cocoa beans from: Ivory Coast, Ghana, Togo, Benin, Nigeria, and Cameroon. And yes, their central message is that until everyone gets a fair share, Tony's chocolate bars will remain unequally shaped as well :) Here's a very short video from Tony Chocolonely themselves where they show this ruclips.net/video/zvqf6_YT8TU/видео.html
Wow this was really fun to watch because I am from the Netherlands! XD Also the brand is not 'Erwt', it's Cup a Soup by Unox. Erwt = Pea in Dutch which is the soup flavor haha!
The way he said 'ontbijtkoek' made me realize how difficult Dutch is to the average foreigner. And I also rewinded it 15 times because ontebietekwek (3:25) just sounds hilarious 😁😁
if you go to the netherlands try to find a stroopwafel stand. they make them fresh for you. they are literally 3 times as big. even bigger then the one we can buy at the store. they do taste different though. but are really really good
En dan vragen ze: where can I find that Stroeeeepwieeefel stand? Nederlanders: *noemen een bepaalde plaats* Zij: I don't know. Nederlanders: *denken na* en dan: Close to Amsterdam. Zij: oOohH!!!1!1!1 AmSTeRdaM!1!1!1
Haha Tony chocolonely is definitely my favorite chocolate here in the Netherlands!! And also about the popping, he's right. The package says 'knettersuiker' which translates literally to popping sugar. It's comparable to poprocks from the USA. :) I love your videos!! 😍
@@hiromamoru9144 they are small sugar crystals, hollow on the inside and filled with co2. When the sugar melts in your mouth they pop open, and it's gives you a tingling sensation almost like you're drinking soda with bubbles
The instant pea soup does not do justice to the actual dish. "erwtensoep" is so good with pork and smoked sausage, fennel, split peas and potato. Very thick. If you ever feel like it, it's worth making!
Agreed about the not doing justice. The real thing is only good when the spoon can stand in it without falling. As a Brabander we have two varieties; we make pea-soup (erwtensoep) on day 1 but we make way too much of it. The leftover is used the next day and then it is called "snert". All the ingredients have had extra time to get together and blend to produce the real flavour and textures of 'snert'. And it must have been made with stock from pigs feet. There should be flesh and fat from said feet still in there.
When I read 'knettersuiker' I was like: oooohhh I need to know their reaction to that haha. Who else remembers those chocolate sticks with knettersuiker? That was what the popping was!
You know, guys, I'm really impressed with Satoshi-san, how he's improved in using English in sharing his thoughts and opinions. He is a good example of how Japanese adults can become really articulate in English with regular practice. Congratulations, Satoshi-san! And as usual, wonderful video!
I’m on a Dutch snack tasting vid binge and I didn’t even consider subbing to any of the channels but I did for your channel bc I love the way you guys describe the flavors. My finger just hit that subscribe button. It was an executive decision
I'm glad you like the pea soup. This thick type is called 'snert' and it's a staple meal here in the winter and a big part of the culture. Unfortunately a cup-a-soup can't convey how great it is fresh, but it tries to at least approach the taste, which is good.
In the UK beer and lemonade is called "shandy" and when I was younger, it was considered as a "soft" drink (for non-drinkers and children). But, we make it with clear lemonade, not the fresher, cloudy stuff made from real lemons.
"Fruit flavored... but licorice!" I cried laughing. This was the best video ever. Yes, yes, yes. That would be a great video for you guys to visit The Netherlands. How fun would that be? Keep up the great taste test videos.
Aw, Satoshi, I love you! I was laughing so hard when you were saying goodbye when it was time to taste the licorice, LOL! I don't like black licorice AT ALL so I know your pain. I LOVED the spreads! The packaging is so convenient and you don't have to worry about portion control because it's already done! I wonder if you could mix some of the spread... like a honey peanut butter or chocolate peanut butter... yum! Thanks for sharing guys and take care.
You should combine the peanutbutter with the chocolate sprinkles. It's very common to do that in the Netherlands to do that. I wouldn't use the chocolate spread for it, but maybe that also tastes great.
@@DrQuatsch i like peanutbutter more with chocolatepraid especially with the peanutbutter 100% from albertheijn with pieces of peanuts in it. It tastes just like snickers
13:50 fun fact: Tony's Chocolonely is seperated into unequal parts as commentary on the world cacao trade where profit is unequally divided between laborers / traders / industrialists etc. So they purposefully designed the chocolate to be impossible to share evenly.
Yes, you should go to the Netherlands and we do have stands where they bake the stroopwafels fresh in front of you. Almost every market will have them. The market is always build up on the streets with all kind of stands, also witch cheese and fish. You will love it.
All the snacks looked really wonderful! Thanks to Rubin for sending such great treats! I think the pea soup would be really fun to try. I love pea soup. And yes!! I hope you two can visit the Netherlands! I think that would be really great if you can go there. Thanks for the wonderful video. :-)
_"I love how it has this random artsy pattern"_ *The pattern is litterly symbolism about how poor chocolate farmers and their kids get treated unfairly in life compared to us, privileged enough to be able to buy candy like this*
It’s amazing to see your reactions! The reaction on the stroopwafel was amazing, i didn’t think that japanese people would try dutch snacks. Greetings from the Netherlands🇳🇱
That pea soup isn't thick at all. With the real stuff, a spoon should be able to keep standing upright. You should almost be able to eat it with fork and knife :-) About the peanut butter, try it with some chocolate sprinkles on top! And for the apple stroop, put it on bread with some (Dutch) cheese. Weird but great.... And for stroopwafels: if you ever visit the Netherlands, be sure to go to a market and try a freshly made one!
Yes, Fresh made pea soup is still somewhat runny, but it thickens quite a lot while cooling down, to a consistency not unlike mashed potato . And it never gets runny again. My day old, homemade pea soup, with a ladle standing on end in it. imgur.com/ifLRQ2D
7:57 For our Japanese friends, rinse appelstroop is an apple syrup. Rins means slightly sour. I'm Dutch, and I can tell you the only times I see this word rinse, is on the jars with apple syrup. Maybe in the south, or in Belgian Dutch, they use the word rins. But honestly, to me it sounds like one of those words in history books. Who in the Netherlands would say it a couple of times a year? I've got the impression rins is dying out, but those apple farmers still like it. That e is just a Dutch suffix: something is rins, so it's the rinse thing.
I am Dutch and I always thought it was a type thing, like 'rinse' is a kind of apple syrup, but also the only kind. As if it's obsolete but they put it on there anyway.
Nevermind those mini stroopwafels...I buy the individually wrapped big ones by the box 😄. Those are the ones you can place on top of your mug of hot coffee or tea. Thanks for sharing your treats.
This is a wonderful video, I really enjoyed it! I am from the Netherlands myself, and I have to say I really appreciate you saying that you were not going to try to pronunciate the words because you were not trying to offend anyone. That is extremely respectful and I am very pleased to see that that is something which still exists! Not that you would disrespect or offend anyone if you would try, but it's just SO considerate and that is really sweet.
Seems like mixing lemonade is a big thing, even in the USA--we have mixed ice tea and lemonade as well as ginger ale mixed with lemonade. Thanks for a nice video--watching it is almost as good as going to The Netherlands.
I don't think you will offend anyone of us by trying to pronounce a few Dutch words. I for one think it's a compliment trying to speak a few words in another language you're not familiar with, wherever you're from. Loved the video guys! Thanks!
I love it when people try foreign foods. I am also Dutch and i don't really care if you pronounce it wrong. You are trying and that's what matters. And it gives me a smile on my face. Love your vids
i’ve been living in the netherlands for 2 years now and yes, come try fresh stroopwaffels!!!!!! and fresh poffertjes!!!! (and those are my favorite mints… i can eat the whole roll in one sitting)
Fresh stroopwafels are the best! You should totally come to The Netherlands and taste them! You can also try the "Hollandse Nieuwe", poffertjes and kroketten! 😂
Yes go to the netherlands , btw there are these stalls where they make stroopwafels for you , they make the 2 parts of waffle, and than put hot "syrup between, it's delicious
Love how the guy on the right tries to pronounce the dutch words, doesnt do a bad job at it either by the way! go Japan! :D The Erwtensoep from Cup a soup, is but a shadow of the real thing. Hope you can try the real soup dish one day, its a perfect winter soup in my humble opinion.
When you go to Amsterdam, which is in the Netherlands, you can have as much stroopwafel as you want! They're my favorite, too. On a side note, there's a chain of stores in the U.S. called World Market (Cost Plus) that sells a lot of Dutch treats, including stroopwafels and Tony's chocolates. I'm with Satoshi, though--I'm not a black licorice fan. I'll take just about any other flavor, though.
this is to all Dutch ppl: het is zo grappig wanneer ze proberen de woorden/zinnen uit te spreken en ook echt hoe ze ''ontbijtkoek'' proberen uit te spreken ;)
Delicious looking except for the licorice. I'm with Satoshi on that. That pea soup looked hardy, warm, thick, juicy and delicious. Pea soup and onion soup are two of my favorite winter choices. That apple spread reminds me of apple butter but it's so much darker. Thanks for sharing these with us. Thank you Rubin for sending them.
Dutch mix beer with 7up, we call that sneeuwwitje(snow white), and from our Belgium neighbors I learned mixing cola with beer, that is also very good. In past dutch children got sneeuwwitje(beer with 7up) if there was a party, also called kids beer.
Hi Guys, I am thinking my message was too long and you did not read the bit about a parcel. In Australia my first beer experience was a shandy, where you mix lemonade and beer to your taste, very nice on hot day Is that breakfast cake similar to gingerbread? GUYS, I HAVE NEWS FOR YOU On Friday when I arrive in Shinjuku hopefully my main luggage with a lot of goodies will be there If so as should be, can you pick up your big parcel from Shinjuku before you leave again? Don't worry, it was never my intention to inconvenience you by seeing you, I just want you guys to try new snacks. When I arrive on Friday will let you know and take it from there Oh those stroopwaffles are addictive, so my vote Thanks again
That breakfast cake *does* taste a little like gingerbread yes. Funny story, if you add some water, it makes for very convincing fake poo, if you like pranks of course. We do actually have licorice ice cream in The Netherlands and it's absolutely wonderful but not a whole lot of people know it I think, it's pretty niche.
@@antimonycup7066 Thanks, yes I saw the excitement in a tourist last year when he said he had not seen licorice ice cream since his childhood. Fake poo, how funny
My country yes! If you find the instant pea soup (erwten soep) delicious than u would fine fresh homemade amaaazing! It's one of my favourite soups to eat during winter time.
Why would anyone add sugar to peanut butter? (unless you are an American and just mandatory chuck sugar/ corn-syrup into everything meant to put in your mouth)
3:28 from now on I shall call our ontbijtkoek 'ontobitukwik' too ... that is just beautiful!! :-) 5:49 why would anybody be insulted by a wrong pronunciation? Amused is what I am when you try to pronounce our language... probably just like you when I would try speaking Japanese.
Radlers are fantastic -- they are combination of beer and a citrus juice or soda, and usually are low in ABV (2-3% abv). They are super refreshing and won't get your brain too loaded with boozeohol! My favorite is (Germany's) Stiegl Radler -- beer + grapefruit soda, one of the best mass-produced radlers in existence. coffee candies are a big thing in some Asian cultures, too. one of the brands I can find easily here in Alabama is UNITED Coffee Candy, from Thailand. it is (as you called the Dutch one) well-balanced.. smooth, just a bit sweet, a nice treat in moderation! LOL 15:14 XD Satoshi, you are so right. I have half a bag of VENCO's straight-up "coin" liquorice, but.... you know, it could be WAY worse. it COULD be Dubbel Zout, which wrecks even MY liquorice-loving palate! All of these snacks look amazing!
‘It comes from a company called: Erwt’ 😂 I laughed my head off
Elin Paauw enhoeeeee
I know! Shall we tell them it's the type? Erwt means pea!
JaakJacobus ja hahaha
Ik oookkkkk!!!!
Indeed 🤣. Huge name of the brand on the box, they pick the tiny letters describing the flavour as the brand name.... like how??
I can't speak for everyone but I really enjoy hearing foreign people try and pronounce Dutch words so by all means, go ahead!
Also if you want to come to the Netherlands, winter period is the time! Because close to new years eve, the oliebol carts are everywhere!
How you survived the summer it's really Hot
There is no winter anymore xD
@@bjarnesmink4604 your right it's just turning into spring...
winter is echt kut altijd wind
@@Intodadeep true
someone: post a dutch video
dutchies: its our time to shine.
It always be like that😂
true tho
Dutch people: Het is gratis vastgoed
Dutch people: als niemand daar echt voor gaat dan ... Tjah moet ik het wel doen hé ... Nee nee ik vind het geen probleem
HAHAH for real I’m dutch😂😂
You actually tasted the right food in this video. The other RUclipsrs who taste food from the Netherlands eat all the ‘tourist’ foods, you tasted the foods every Dutchie eats daily!
gachAnniek rightt!
no some of them not tho
@@Issi0 thats always the case bro nobody eats everything another person eats
Harry Boer that is not what I mean sure u are right but I mean some of them are not the populairst
Ik eet niet vaak cup a soup hoor
Mijn moeder maakt het gewoon zelf
You won't offend any dutch people trying to pronounce something.
Yeah It’s very entertaining lmao
Its amazing how people pronounce Dutch words, it's not offending at all. It's hilarious, hey and at least you try to do it good so ♥️
It's so entertaining, lol. Just watching them *_SUFFER_* as they attempt to speak.
No, but you will by eating drop the wrong way.
Our language is difficult for entertainment reasons only
The Chocolonely bar is not irregular just to be abstract, there's actually a meaning behind it! It's made with 100% fair trade cocoa and the company actually tries to donate money to people affected by the cocoa trade that don't get paid. The design is irregular because in reality not always everybody gets an equal piece.
True not only that I got the people one day on school and also explaned to me for great leasson ever.
they also told me Many Chocolate Factory doenst put Far pieced in each packet like in some bar it ay 10 while tou only get 9 /8 they let you pay more for less and I really respect the people of this action for them I whould only buy those bar alone!
Not forget they give much in one bar self if there uneven pieces it smart way to do like mabey someone doenst like dark chocolate much they can have a little piece. You chould see it in that why they told use.
But the true meaning was wat you said I totally agree with there action and really respect that
And it also makes for a great design!
True! I saw a talk by the company's Ynzo van Zanten and it was super interesting. Obviously the best part was when we all got to take a bar home :) You never really think about stuff like that, and I had eaten Tony Chocolonely before but never really looked at the packaging.
thats why i tend to buy fair trade coco instead of slaaf choco. it just tastes much better when given fair price for the farmers
The bottom left part (except the most bottom left piece) is actually in the shape of the African countries the world gets 60% of its cocoa beans from: Ivory Coast, Ghana, Togo, Benin, Nigeria, and Cameroon. And yes, their central message is that until everyone gets a fair share, Tony's chocolate bars will remain unequally shaped as well :)
Here's a very short video from Tony Chocolonely themselves where they show this
ruclips.net/video/zvqf6_YT8TU/видео.html
Home-made pea soup in the Netherlands is só firm that a spoon can stand straight up.
Snert
The best soup in the world :)
Yes, if it's thick like that, you know it's the good stuff :)
Irmalover omdat je mama niet kan koken
Fact!
Video subtitles: “hmmmmm” “hmmmm” “mmmmmmh” “mmmmmh” 😂🙏 do love the vid tho
Richard Krijgsman 😂😂😂😂
😅
Maybe they're villagers 🤣🤣
Wow this was really fun to watch because I am from the Netherlands! XD Also the brand is not 'Erwt', it's Cup a Soup by Unox. Erwt = Pea in Dutch which is the soup flavor haha!
By the company Unox.
@@MusouTensei82 Yes thank you, I corrected it!
Zeer flauw dit
Cup a' Soup is from a company named Erwt? I am Dutch too, can't stop laughing.
@@sem-de-vries8968 Gewoon wat maggi of zout toevoegen :-)
The way he said 'ontbijtkoek' made me realize how difficult Dutch is to the average foreigner. And I also rewinded it 15 times because ontebietekwek (3:25) just sounds hilarious 😁😁
Ja same
Same 😂
Yeah, you can't expect forgeiners to know the Dutch digraphs.
Same here. Bloody funny.
Jan Roos brought me here
You should come to the Netherlands to try the snacks we can't really send your way! Like frikandelbroodjes, bitterballen, kroketten, oliebollen etc.
A video of them in a FEBO would be fun!
@@silverutopia Jup 🤣
Stuur ze naar het vmbo voor de echte ervaring
tim menzing
😂😂😂
yeah those are the things people really eat from day to day. all these snacks i barely eat
I love this guy's accent. Everything he says sounds like a Japanese fight scene
HAHAHHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA
Hahaha LUV IT!!!
This comment is so underrated🤣
I'm loving it so much so far aswel.
@@tijsvaniersel4975 yoooo anther Tijs
if you go to the netherlands try to find a stroopwafel stand. they make them fresh for you. they are literally 3 times as big. even bigger then the one we can buy at the store. they do taste different though. but are really really good
And they are warm :)
Metal Videos I live in the Netherlands and have never seen one off these. I’m so sad it sound delicious.
St126023 Vsp ga naar een markt!
@@unicornnoodle8191 ja naar de markt
En dan vragen ze: where can I find that Stroeeeepwieeefel stand?
Nederlanders: *noemen een bepaalde plaats*
Zij: I don't know.
Nederlanders: *denken na* en dan: Close to Amsterdam.
Zij: oOohH!!!1!1!1 AmSTeRdaM!1!1!1
Keep trying to pronounce Dutch words. There's no Dutch person who would be offended by that. In fact, that's one way to earn our respect!
I love how they think that the company that made the soup is erwt whilst that is the flavor en the compony is unox
Is cup-a-soup van unox dan?
Niet Knorr?
@@julianbosman5887 ja
@high noon thresh
Ok dankjewel
Ja is van unox moest er kei hard om lachen . De rechten vind echt alles lekker je hoort aan ze stem
In the Netherlands everyone eats the chocolate sprinkles on their bread as breakfast, even adults. We just love it
@@krakzy5840 eet jij pindakaas met hagelslag!? 0_0
Het beste is toch wel schuddebuikjes
@@jibbemiddelbrink6564 haha speculaas op het brood vind ik net nog 4x beter
FurryTerminator haha of knetter pasta. Dat was vroeger de shit maar is bijna nergens meer te koop
@@jibbemiddelbrink6564 idd is jammer knetter pasta was echt goeie
Haha Tony chocolonely is definitely my favorite chocolate here in the Netherlands!! And also about the popping, he's right. The package says 'knettersuiker' which translates literally to popping sugar. It's comparable to poprocks from the USA. :) I love your videos!! 😍
Popping sugar? What's that and what is it like?
@@hiromamoru9144 they are small sugar crystals, hollow on the inside and filled with co2. When the sugar melts in your mouth they pop open, and it's gives you a tingling sensation almost like you're drinking soda with bubbles
Same here!! I LOVE Tony's 😍 Too bad the person didn't send them Tony's dark chocolate tho it's so good!
@@ryushizu17 I love the dark milk version. It's in between milk chocolate and dark chocolate 😋
@@CollectionFreak OMG I KNOW!!! That one is SO good ♡
90% of the video: "Mmmh? Mmmh!! OOOH? OOOOHH!!!, Uaah, OOOOH, Oh? OUUOOH!!!?"
That's what she said!
😏♡👀 Mmmm... ...... honey I wanna do-
@@bwamia3758 WHY DON'T YOU FINISH YOUR SENTENCES
The instant pea soup does not do justice to the actual dish. "erwtensoep" is so good with pork and smoked sausage, fennel, split peas and potato. Very thick. If you ever feel like it, it's worth making!
Ik voel me echt schuldig, ik lust het niet 😬😂
@@yanicklinssen3061 keter
Agreed about the not doing justice. The real thing is only good when the spoon can stand in it without falling. As a Brabander we have two varieties; we make pea-soup (erwtensoep) on day 1 but we make way too much of it. The leftover is used the next day and then it is called "snert". All the ingredients have had extra time to get together and blend to produce the real flavour and textures of 'snert'.
And it must have been made with stock from pigs feet. There should be flesh and fat from said feet still in there.
Snert is mijn favoriete soep
Exactly Cup a soup is a rape version of real peas soup
When I read 'knettersuiker' I was like: oooohhh I need to know their reaction to that haha. Who else remembers those chocolate sticks with knettersuiker?
That was what the popping was!
I still buy them occasionally for nostalgia xD
Die ken ik nog wel.
(English translation: i do stil remember those(
Met zo’n smurfen verpakking
Of de ijsjes!! Haha
Most react videos are like: "OMG GUYS THIS IS SO EPIC AND GROSS." But this is just nice and calm
You know, guys, I'm really impressed with Satoshi-san, how he's improved in using English in sharing his thoughts and opinions. He is a good example of how Japanese adults can become really articulate in English with regular practice. Congratulations, Satoshi-san! And as usual, wonderful video!
I’m on a Dutch snack tasting vid binge and I didn’t even consider subbing to any of the channels but I did for your channel bc I love the way you guys describe the flavors. My finger just hit that subscribe button. It was an executive decision
Thanks for subscribing!
I'm glad you like the pea soup.
This thick type is called 'snert' and it's a staple meal here in the winter and a big part of the culture.
Unfortunately a cup-a-soup can't convey how great it is fresh, but it tries to at least approach the taste, which is good.
Ik vind snert echt heel goor
Olliefant Grijs :o
I like how every time they say 'mmm!' after they eat something it sounds like the villagers in minecraft😂
*Satoshi's accent, love it* 😂😎
Hi, I'm from the Netherlands, the soup brand is actually Unox, Erwt means pea
Ik ook hahahahaa
Unox van Unilever
@@manos4715 Ze hebben frikandelbroodjes nodig
Que de Unox muziek
In the UK beer and lemonade is called "shandy" and when I was younger, it was considered as a "soft" drink (for non-drinkers and children). But, we make it with clear lemonade, not the fresher, cloudy stuff made from real lemons.
Joanne Gray we have shandy here in the Netherlands too. Radler had a bit more ABV than shandy does though
In the netherlands we have that too but not that much anymore we used to have it much more
We have Shandy, and Radler. Real Dutch must be Sneeuwitje, 7UP with beer.
I am huge fan TabiEats...today your video was very super & enjoyable!...........very yummy Dutch snacks! Mouth watering! 😋😋
"Fruit flavored... but licorice!"
I cried laughing. This was the best video ever.
Yes, yes, yes. That would be a great video for you guys to visit The Netherlands. How fun would that be?
Keep up the great taste test videos.
‘Ontobietequack’ bootiful translation of ontbijtkoek
Aw, Satoshi, I love you! I was laughing so hard when you were saying goodbye when it was time to taste the licorice, LOL! I don't like black licorice AT ALL so I know your pain. I LOVED the spreads! The packaging is so convenient and you don't have to worry about portion control because it's already done! I wonder if you could mix some of the spread... like a honey peanut butter or chocolate peanut butter... yum! Thanks for sharing guys and take care.
You should combine the peanutbutter with the chocolate sprinkles. It's very common to do that in the Netherlands to do that. I wouldn't use the chocolate spread for it, but maybe that also tastes great.
@@DrQuatsch i like peanutbutter more with chocolatepraid especially with the peanutbutter 100% from albertheijn with pieces of peanuts in it. It tastes just like snickers
Dutch snacks looks amazing, great video you guys!
I am dutch
@@sem-de-vries8968 jouw reactie draagt dus helemaal niks bij tot zijn reactie...
It really is
@@nathanbullaft jouw reactie ook niet, :)
Sem De Vries me too!
13:50 fun fact: Tony's Chocolonely is seperated into unequal parts as commentary on the world cacao trade where profit is unequally divided between laborers / traders / industrialists etc. So they purposefully designed the chocolate to be impossible to share evenly.
Yes, you should go to the Netherlands and we do have stands where they bake the stroopwafels fresh in front of you. Almost every market will have them. The market is always build up on the streets with all kind of stands, also witch cheese and fish. You will love it.
The larger size stroop waffle are made to sit on the top of a hot cup of tea or coffee and it makes the cookie softer and the caramel melts ,so YUM!!!
And at out door markets you can get bigger ones still, made fresh right there! ^^
It's true that de Tony's Chocolonely bar is popping. Not all of them, but this one says 'knetter', so that means it pops in your mouth
Love Satoshi's Japanese-politeness re. licorice lol
You guys talk about the flavors with so much passion, I love it
Dutch people aren't offended by mispronunciation, we just laugh. Nice vid!
The way you guys pronounce “ontbijtkoek” is totally hilarious! Fabulous to watch
All the snacks looked really wonderful! Thanks to Rubin for sending such great treats! I think the pea soup would be really fun to try. I love pea soup. And yes!! I hope you two can visit the Netherlands! I think that would be really great if you can go there. Thanks for the wonderful video. :-)
Even the Belgian people like to watch this, it's so much fun to watch
I am OBSESSED with people LOVING OUR FOODS ITS PURE JOYY!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
_"I love how it has this random artsy pattern"_
*The pattern is litterly symbolism about how poor chocolate farmers and their kids get treated unfairly in life compared to us, privileged enough to be able to buy candy like this*
The chocolate was really popping, there is a popping berry flavored sugar in there says on the rapping
It’s amazing to see your reactions! The reaction on the stroopwafel was amazing, i didn’t think that japanese people would try dutch snacks.
Greetings from the Netherlands🇳🇱
That pea soup isn't thick at all. With the real stuff, a spoon should be able to keep standing upright. You should almost be able to eat it with fork and knife :-)
About the peanut butter, try it with some chocolate sprinkles on top! And for the apple stroop, put it on bread with some (Dutch) cheese. Weird but great....
And for stroopwafels: if you ever visit the Netherlands, be sure to go to a market and try a freshly made one!
Yes, Fresh made pea soup is still somewhat runny, but it thickens quite a lot while cooling down, to a consistency not unlike mashed potato .
And it never gets runny again.
My day old, homemade pea soup, with a ladle standing on end in it. imgur.com/ifLRQ2D
@@mhordijk0871 It's always much better if it's a day old compared to fresh. All the flavours are much more pronounced then.
Geweldig dat Nederlandse mensen engels tegen elkaar praten, en trouwens wie eet er nou hagelslag met pindakaas, en appelstroop met kaas?
@@frederikschulp ik eet brood met pindakaas en hagelslag af en toe. De combinatie pinda en chocola is gewoon goed. Dat tweede snap ik ook niet zo 🤔
Ik snap de stroop met kaas. Iedereen kijkt me altijd raar aan maar dat smaakt echt goed.
Thanks for the video boys! I'm in bad health at the moment and needed a much needed smile 💚
how are you now? better i hope?
Hope youre doing well!!! 🙌🏻
Seeing you guys like everything makes me happy to live in netherlands!
"untebitekuuk"
It is prenounced Ont-bite-cook
Nobody cares bro. All the Dutch people come off as total wiseguys lmao
@@mikeymike7431 lmao ok then
Mikey Mike okay, maik.
Nobody gives a fuck. Its cute how he says it.
De IJ klank bestaat niet in het Engels, bite zeg je als bajt en dat is toch anders dan bijt
7:57 For our Japanese friends, rinse appelstroop is an apple syrup. Rins means slightly sour.
I'm Dutch, and I can tell you the only times I see this word rinse, is on the jars with apple syrup. Maybe in the south, or in Belgian Dutch, they use the word rins. But honestly, to me it sounds like one of those words in history books. Who in the Netherlands would say it a couple of times a year? I've got the impression rins is dying out, but those apple farmers still like it.
That e is just a Dutch suffix: something is rins, so it's the rinse thing.
I am Dutch and I always thought it was a type thing, like 'rinse' is a kind of apple syrup, but also the only kind. As if it's obsolete but they put it on there anyway.
koenigscat lol why are we speaking english if we are all dutch😂
@@quinndeboer1076 standaard als ik een Engelse reactie zie op een Engelse video met niet-nederlanders die dit mogelijk lezen 🤷 geen idee eigenlijk
@@quinndeboer1076 An Amerikaan, Australiër, Canadees, Chinees, Engelsman, Ier, Schot, Welsh (and some more) is fast best happy..
Nevermind those mini stroopwafels...I buy the individually wrapped big ones by the box 😄. Those are the ones you can place on top of your mug of hot coffee or tea.
Thanks for sharing your treats.
Radler lemon beer always reminds me of the days when we used to mix beer with 7up/Sprite and we called that drink "Snow White."
echt he! of shandy
This is a wonderful video, I really enjoyed it! I am from the Netherlands myself, and I have to say I really appreciate you saying that you were not going to try to pronunciate the words because you were not trying to offend anyone. That is extremely respectful and I am very pleased to see that that is something which still exists! Not that you would disrespect or offend anyone if you would try, but it's just SO considerate and that is really sweet.
You two are so nice, so polite and a breath of fresh air to watch on you tube
"From a company called erwt"
Pea in dutch is erwt the brand is unox
Brand is unox its the cup a soup foodline
ik lach helemaal dubbel van t lachen van die uitspraak 🤣🤣
Chill, they cant read dutch so how would they know?
doe rustig orh echte hollandse boerewijf
@@ashtm4543 I wasn't mad I just noticed and found it funny
Seems like mixing lemonade is a big thing, even in the USA--we have mixed ice tea and lemonade as well as ginger ale mixed with lemonade. Thanks for a nice video--watching it is almost as good as going to The Netherlands.
I am a Dutch-speaking Belgium. I really like this video. It is very funny to hear you talk and try to translate.
I don't think you will offend anyone of us by trying to pronounce a few Dutch words. I for one think it's a compliment trying to speak a few words in another language you're not familiar with, wherever you're from. Loved the video guys! Thanks!
I love this, i’m half Japanese and half Dutch so this was so fun to watch for me!
You say “ert” btw instead of erwt haha
Try warming the stroopwafels up for 20 seconds
Or put in on the rim of a cup of hot tea. Warms it up nicely too.
I love it when people try foreign foods.
I am also Dutch and i don't really care if you pronounce it wrong. You are trying and that's what matters.
And it gives me a smile on my face.
Love your vids
Hahaha this is so fun too watch as a Dutch person. I LOVE the way you pronounce the words. 1000xx points for trying and doing so well! おもしろかった🌸💕
i’ve been living in the netherlands for 2 years now and yes, come try fresh stroopwaffels!!!!!! and fresh poffertjes!!!! (and those are my favorite mints… i can eat the whole roll in one sitting)
Fresh stroopwafels are the best! You should totally come to The Netherlands and taste them! You can also try the "Hollandse Nieuwe", poffertjes and kroketten! 😂
Danneh W yeeeessss fresh stroopwafels with warm gooey caramel is best. My kids & I pigged out on them when we went there.
Frikandel speciaal jongu
oh gosh now I have to go to the store and pick some up! If you ever have them some other time, and they are store bought, pop em’ in the microwave! 😉
this is just so much fun to watch, i love you guys
Yes go to the netherlands , btw there are these stalls where they make stroopwafels for you , they make the 2 parts of waffle, and than put hot "syrup between, it's delicious
Litteraly the first people outside of the Netherlands that enjoy hopjes😂😂😂
The reaction on the Honey. Hilarious. Fun to see.
Groetjes uit Nederland ;)
Erwt wasn't the name of the brand it actually means pea in English I think. The name of the brand was cup a soup. nice vid!
Het is van unoz
Unox
you're right
erwt is the flavour
cup-a-soup is the brand
unox is the company behind the brand
koenigscat, not completely but close, the flavor is pea, the productname is Cup-a-Soup, the brand is Unox and the company behind them is Unilever
It’s so funny when people from other countries try our food!! I love it soo much
Omg I LOVE the piramide licorice it’s so good
We won't be offended by wrong pronunciations we just laugh really loud🤣
Jessica Castle together with them 😂 and repeat the words one by one.
Just a few times and then we start to serieusly teach them.
Love how the guy on the right tries to pronounce the dutch words, doesnt do a bad job at it either by the way! go Japan! :D
The Erwtensoep from Cup a soup, is but a shadow of the real thing.
Hope you can try the real soup dish one day, its a perfect winter soup in my humble opinion.
Hahaha the guy in the white shirt, when looking at the "drop" priceless🤣
When you go to Amsterdam, which is in the Netherlands, you can have as much stroopwafel as you want! They're my favorite, too. On a side note, there's a chain of stores in the U.S. called World Market (Cost Plus) that sells a lot of Dutch treats, including stroopwafels and Tony's chocolates. I'm with Satoshi, though--I'm not a black licorice fan. I'll take just about any other flavor, though.
Yess the chocolate is popping. Im dutch and love Tony's
this is to all Dutch ppl: het is zo grappig wanneer ze proberen de woorden/zinnen uit te spreken en ook echt hoe ze ''ontbijtkoek'' proberen uit te spreken ;)
You should put peanut butter and honey on the ontbijtkoek! Or any of the spreads really.
The popping is what this one is supposed to do, it's the crispy sugar hahaha
Yes come to the Netherlands!
Delicious looking except for the licorice. I'm with Satoshi on that. That pea soup looked hardy, warm, thick, juicy and delicious. Pea soup and onion soup are two of my favorite winter choices. That apple spread reminds me of apple butter but it's so much darker. Thanks for sharing these with us. Thank you Rubin for sending them.
Dutch mix beer with 7up, we call that sneeuwwitje(snow white), and from our Belgium neighbors I learned mixing cola with beer, that is also very good.
In past dutch children got sneeuwwitje(beer with 7up) if there was a party, also called kids beer.
The chocolate had Pop Rocks in it, that was the popping he felt.
Amstel is indeed a Dutch brand, but Radler is from origin German !!
This is fantastic!. I'm from The Netherlands and it's so funny how you pronounce the Dutch names and brands. Love it!
you guys are so respectful and kind!
Hi Guys, I am thinking my message was too long and you did not read the bit about a parcel. In Australia my first beer experience was a shandy, where you mix lemonade and beer to your taste, very nice on hot day
Is that breakfast cake similar to gingerbread?
GUYS, I HAVE NEWS FOR YOU
On Friday when I arrive in Shinjuku hopefully my main luggage with a lot of goodies will be there
If so as should be, can you pick up your big parcel from Shinjuku before you leave again? Don't worry, it was never my intention to inconvenience you by seeing you, I just want you guys to try new snacks. When I arrive on Friday will let you know and take it from there
Oh those stroopwaffles are addictive, so my vote
Thanks again
That breakfast cake *does* taste a little like gingerbread yes. Funny story, if you add some water, it makes for very convincing fake poo, if you like pranks of course. We do actually have licorice ice cream in The Netherlands and it's absolutely wonderful but not a whole lot of people know it I think, it's pretty niche.
@@antimonycup7066 Thanks, yes I saw the excitement in a tourist last year when he said he had not seen licorice ice cream since his childhood. Fake poo, how funny
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My country yes! If you find the instant pea soup (erwten soep) delicious than u would fine fresh homemade amaaazing! It's one of my favourite soups to eat during winter time.
The beer drink is called shandy. I'm from Ireland and that's what we call lager and lemonade mixed together. Very nice.
Why would anyone add sugar to peanut butter? (unless you are an American and just mandatory chuck sugar/ corn-syrup into everything meant to put in your mouth)
How sweet are thing in ur County?? Appelstroop is so sweet to me😂😂
The chocolate bar thing is like white chocolate with Raspberry and crackling sugar
Ben jij Vlaams? Luikse appelstroop is zoeter dan deze Rinse appelstroop. Maar nog steeds zoet, inderdaad.
The white chocelade one is white chocolade with raspberry poprocks
When you're in the Netherlands, you'll need to eat a freshly made stroopwaffel. It's great!
Im Dutch 😀😀 im gonna follow you
3:28 from now on I shall call our ontbijtkoek 'ontobitukwik' too ... that is just beautiful!! :-)
5:49 why would anybody be insulted by a wrong pronunciation? Amused is what I am when you try to pronounce our language... probably just like you when I would try speaking Japanese.
Nee gewoon anime kijken
Ik praat liever niet met @@kj_heichou
ErwtenSoep is mostly eaten in the cold winters, with a real traditional Dutch sausage and toasted bread for variety...
This is such a good video and btw I love it that you said that the flavor of the soup is the brand but brand is actually cup a soup 😂❤️
Het merk is unox... Het product is cup-a-soup.
Radlers are fantastic -- they are combination of beer and a citrus juice or soda, and usually are low in ABV (2-3% abv). They are super refreshing and won't get your brain too loaded with boozeohol! My favorite is (Germany's) Stiegl Radler -- beer + grapefruit soda, one of the best mass-produced radlers in existence.
coffee candies are a big thing in some Asian cultures, too. one of the brands I can find easily here in Alabama is UNITED Coffee Candy, from Thailand. it is (as you called the Dutch one) well-balanced.. smooth, just a bit sweet, a nice treat in moderation!
LOL 15:14 XD Satoshi, you are so right. I have half a bag of VENCO's straight-up "coin" liquorice, but.... you know, it could be WAY worse. it COULD be Dubbel Zout, which wrecks even MY liquorice-loving palate!
All of these snacks look amazing!