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Beautiful country. Cold weather I just need a little brandy. In india you can't eat vegan in restaurants. All north india has dairy in everything. South India it's easy to eat vegan. I live in kolkata and 99% people are meat eaters and use dairy. It's tough to live as a vegan in North india. but I love animals vegan till I die.
Vegan selection here is amazing, I think it's probably the best after the UK. And yes, I've lived in Germany! 😛 Sanctuaries are ❤ And people mind their own business which is perfect. If it wasn't such a long cold DARK winter, I'd love to live here for good. One huge tip for surviving in the nordics: double or triple your vitamin D intake in the winter 🙏🙏
Canadian vegan here who just had -45 a few weeks ago and 0 degrees today. Dealing with the cold is all about layering appropriately. It's not bad at all once you're used to it. No need for down coats or leather. Long underwear, clothes, thick socks, sweaters, then good outer wear like ski/snowboard jackets and pants. The northern ingenious arguments always come off as soft bigotry of low expectations. I have worked in the high arctic and people are importing most food and supplementing their diet with hunting. They go on hunts using rifles, snow machines, and modern clothing. If they can import bullets, they can import beans. Saying people in the north can't go vegan is just infantalizing a whole population.
Yes, -45 sucks. We Canuck vegans can take anything nature throws at us but unfortunately there are still waaay too many carnies in my part of Canada and we don’t have as many vegan restaurants & food choices in grocery stores as Finland does.
That's very true. I've seen that many things get imported to those areas now, such as many fruits and nuts that would never otherwise have been introduced and are appreciated by the indigenous peoples of those areas nowadays as a welcome addition to their diets and obviously very nutritious, even though for thousands of years, had never been consumed. So, yeah, why not beans, as well?
It's reasonable to say that colder climates are a harder challenge. But if Leon Tolstoi and others could do it the more reason to be doable in the XXI century.
please dont blur the rain deer heads......they will see it...adn when they walk down the alley way......hey will learn the horror that their existance has caused
As i see it there is no difference whether you are in a cold climate or warm one, that only matters to tribal communities. Where as us - we can buy everything all year round at a shop. Here in Latvia it's winter as well, it's freezing, but when it comes to vegan food, the situation is no different than it is in summer. But even if it was an issue, it is so easy to stock up on legumes, vegetables, fruits, greens...etc and preserve them through various means until the next season even, especially dry preserving or frozen, can have a million bags of beans, peas, lentils and they will never spoil. We live in a time with an immense accessibility to all kinds of food, there are no arguments to be had against eating vegan due to that.
You can also train yourself to get used / better adapted to cold by deliberate cold exposure, it appears to offer health benefits too. Your body will create more healthy brown fat cells , they have mitochondria and are able to keep you warm . This works quick, independent of your digestive system and metabolism
"Move into Finland " sounds like you want to invade them with tanks 😅. I think you meant Move To Finland. 😅. Finland 🇫🇮 is an amazing country with amazing people for sure.
Hello from north Minnesota! Restaurants have wild rice burgers for the vegetarians and vegans here. I've also been researching how the indigenous populations may have relied on lichen for their vitamin D in the winter. Interesting stuff!
Thanks for the list of sanctuaries. Do you have anything in regards to keeping an eye out for protests and other activism? Some group to join or something like that. Kiitos paljon.
Check out Viral Vegans! They are an active group and they do a lot, both activism and social events, you can join by filling out a form in their webpage or by emailing them, they have a telegram chat and a discord group for activists so it's easy to find out about events and to connect with people! Follow their socials too! ✊ An awesome organisation to follow and support is Oikeutta Eläimille, they also do some street protests. 🦊
@@anniramms thanks a lot! I’m actually subscribed to them too xD didn’t occur to me to check their website. Maybe because mä ymmärrän tosi vähän, but that’s why I’m still studying. Mä en puhu oiken hyvin juuri nyt. Thanks again! Mukavaa päivää.
Great thumbnail and title, feel like It's a question and a *BIG* statement, made me click 👍💚🌱🥦 I've have tried the Restorante vegan pizza is nice but unhealthy and the reason why I don't eat it anymore basically I've become a health nut and learn as I go 10:33 Emma is so freaking cute 😍❤ 14:34 nice to see them safe and happy 💚 that sheep really liked that 💚
Moving to Sweden later this year, from Italy. The vegan choice in Sweden is another planet compared to Italy. About reindeers, everyplace have specific cognitive dissonance, it is horrible.
I've wanted to visit Finland for the demo scene, but good to know that if I ever managed to make it to an event such as Assembly, there will be some vegan dining options that are widespread.
Finland was the worst country featured in Ancel Keys's seven country study which compared saturated fat intake with cardiovascular disease occurrence. Under the leadership of the Finnish epidimiologist Martti Karvonen, Finland made a remarkable turnaround by emphasizing less animal foods and more plant food which dropped cardiovascular disease mortality by 80%.
Love the forests and lakes! Thanks for sharing the vegan in Finland scoop! We live in MI. It was recently-19 with windchill. I have 1 word for how to dress: layers! Which you pretty much summed up. But you didn’t do a good job selling the Mammi! Really sad but not surprising to hear about the reindeer. Our current world operating system is based on an exploit now, make profits, disregard consequences mindset. No concept of long term management nor doing least possible harm or impact to preserve for future generations. ~Tracy
Question about the reindeer antlers. Are there groups in Finland that collect shed antlers? I ask because where I live in Wisconsin, there’s an active shed antler group, that collect the antlers that deer shed naturally every year. The products (usually decor) that use shed antlers are clearly marked as shed antlers. I mean it’s a murky world of being acceptable or not, but it would be more humane. But then there’s also the issue that white-tail deer here in North America aren’t domesticated like reindeer are.
I'll send this now before watching so I dont forget: Going out IF there is sunshine in the day is very effective keeping the mood up. Because of the snow we receive quite some sunshine even if the sun shines only approx. 20 mins a day. For surviving freezing temperatures I guess spruce is helpful perhaps pine too. I mean eating branches and needles of pine and spruce and possibly bark can help. Spruce needles have stuff that keeps water inside of them from freezing. If you do eat these be aware that you might be even in life danger if you go to sauna as your body might work keeping that heat inside your body.
The best sauna/lake experience I've had in Finland, apart from being Lapland. This video brings me loads of memories of Finland. Blood sausage is the most vile-looking, vile-tasting thing I've experienced. I did not put that thing in my mouth, mainly because, as an African man it reminded me of my own black sausage :-) No way, and I was not even vegan then. Great video and insights David. Married an Estonian eventually, and their vegan options (foodwise) there are insane and a great variety. Similar to Finland, the culture is a (pig) meat-heavy and centered around the exploitation of animals. Even with the small population.
is it true Finland is considered the 'happiest' country on earth? heck, all of those northern countries in Europe rank the happiest in the world. interesting.
That supermarket has far more vegan stuff than my local Morrisons! You sell Finland well, it looks amazing, but no amount of hot saunas would get me in an icy lake 🥶 Haha, probably 😆
@jonahwhale9047 yesss that drink is kotikalja - "home brew", the idea is to brew it at home and yes it's only about 1% alcohol . I don't know anyone who makes it at home these days haha, but I do see people buy it from the stores! It is also sold ready made :)
2:20 Those products with the green cardboard box look a lot like Garden Gourmet, from Nestlé. They may very well be the same product with a different name. If I'm right, they may contain eggs, so remember to always check the label.
I'm a Finnish millennial, very sympathetic to the vegan cause and food. I haven't been able to jump on board 100% yet but I do support the vegan food industry by buying the products they make whenever I can. My only meat consumption is chicken (the one I'll attempt to stop first), fish or deer that's hunted by my family. Hunting deer is actually the most "ethical" form of meat, because it's done to reduce their numbers, otherwise their population will blow up and cars will crash onto them more and more and their predators will increase and are just going to maul them to death even more horribly. My family doesn't like the Sami people very much, mainly because of their hypocrisy regarding their lifestyle, racism between the Sami tribes and their cries about cultural appropriation. I believe it's not okay to give special rights or permissions to any people, but I digress. When I finally get my own plot of land, I can finally make the jump closer to 100% by growing my own vegan food. It's a journey, it will take some time but I'll make it some day. As it is with every country, old folks will never change their eating habits. It's the younger ones who change with the times, so veganism will be on a rise for quite a while until it's substantial.
imagine if people would stop wasting things that works just fine (people should pay for the end life of products too (HUGE THX AMAZON eco tax FKIN ABOUT TIME CANT FKIN WAIT FOR A METHANE TAX
Hi david, veganism is a spiritual thing, but where is our spiritual guru, nowhere, sadguru is totally fake we need gurus like acharya prashant there having 31M subscribers here in India and 2M english channel subscribers,❤
While I don't think anyone can be "spiritual" without being vegan, actually, you don't have to be spiritual in order to be vegan. You just have to respect the rights of non-human animals to be left alone and exist for their own sake.
Veganism is not spiritual at all. I don't believe in any supernatural stuff, but I believe animals should be respected and not exploited. I don't see how supernatural stuff is related to respect animals.
While I don't agree with any of your vegan views, it's good that you are able to live that lifestyle if you wish to do so. The best way to get more people to adopt even just part of it, is to make better vegan products. For example, I put "kaurajuoma" in my coffee these days instead of milk, because it tastes better. I don't have the strong feelings about animals in the same way that you do, so I'm not opposed to eating meat at all. The best way to get me to eat something else is to offer a better alternative. My gf is vegetarian so I do eat some of her plant based foods sometimes as well, but honestly, most of them are not very tasty, although certainly edible.
The reason why you don't feel strongly about animals being tortured mutilated and massacred is because of the prejudicial conditioning that you have been subjected to all your life. Nothing is as frightening and insidiously evil as such inbuilt prejudice.
@@animalsareherewithusnotforus That's what we do. Tried many different things, doesn't suit my taste. Some of it is decent so I eat that sometimes, for example chili con carne (without the meat) is pretty good. Your opinion on animals is yours, you can't force other people to think the same way, which is why as I said, you have to create better alternatives. Nobody eats meat because they just hate animals so much.
First of all HUMANS AINT CARNIVORES. GET THAT THROUGH TO YOUR TINY TEETHED TINY JAWED PLANT EATING HEAD. Why hurt innocent animals when you can thrive as vegan?
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Beautiful country. Cold weather I just need a little brandy. In india you can't eat vegan in restaurants. All north india has dairy in everything. South India it's easy to eat vegan. I live in kolkata and 99% people are meat eaters and use dairy. It's tough to live as a vegan in North india. but I love animals vegan till I die.
One more question I have cats. They eat fish shrimps etc. Are there a vegan cat food????
Vegan 💪
your wife pranked you hard
thank you for helping new finnish vegans
Vegan selection here is amazing, I think it's probably the best after the UK. And yes, I've lived in Germany! 😛 Sanctuaries are ❤ And people mind their own business which is perfect. If it wasn't such a long cold DARK winter, I'd love to live here for good. One huge tip for surviving in the nordics: double or triple your vitamin D intake in the winter 🙏🙏
Canadian vegan here who just had -45 a few weeks ago and 0 degrees today. Dealing with the cold is all about layering appropriately. It's not bad at all once you're used to it. No need for down coats or leather. Long underwear, clothes, thick socks, sweaters, then good outer wear like ski/snowboard jackets and pants.
The northern ingenious arguments always come off as soft bigotry of low expectations. I have worked in the high arctic and people are importing most food and supplementing their diet with hunting. They go on hunts using rifles, snow machines, and modern clothing. If they can import bullets, they can import beans. Saying people in the north can't go vegan is just infantalizing a whole population.
Thank you for saying this. If they can import bullets they can import beans. Gold Jerry! Maybe a beans for bullets campaign? 😂
Canadian here, also💚. great comment.🌱 there are some Aboriginal vegans, too.
100% correct on everything said here.
Yes, -45 sucks. We Canuck vegans can take anything nature throws at us but unfortunately there are still waaay too many carnies in my part of Canada and we don’t have as many vegan restaurants & food choices in grocery stores as Finland does.
That's very true. I've seen that many things get imported to those areas now, such as many fruits and nuts that would never otherwise have been introduced and are appreciated by the indigenous peoples of those areas nowadays as a welcome addition to their diets and obviously very nutritious, even though for thousands of years, had never been consumed. So, yeah, why not beans, as well?
It's reasonable to say that colder climates are a harder challenge. But if Leon Tolstoi and others could do it the more reason to be doable in the XXI century.
Great video, thanks a lot 😊🙏✌🌱
I'm so envious about your supermarkets. Depressing about the deer
Thanks for this video! I plan on vacationing in Finland either this year or within the next few years
Thanks for the information about the reindeer. It"s sadly the same in the north of Sweden. 💔
There's Mcdonalds in Finland, and they have few different vegan burgers. Also, burger king has a plant based whopper.
Did burger king release the "ultimate bean burger" in Finland yet? I'm in the UK and it's amazing!
@@allypksm no haven't seen that one. I'm a whopper guy anyways 😀
With layering of clothes (putting many clothes on top of each other) you can stay even warm on very cold weather.
I saw that you covered this topic 😅
please dont blur the rain deer heads......they will see it...adn when they walk down the alley way......hey will learn the horror that their existance has caused
As i see it there is no difference whether you are in a cold climate or warm one, that only matters to tribal communities. Where as us - we can buy everything all year round at a shop. Here in Latvia it's winter as well, it's freezing, but when it comes to vegan food, the situation is no different than it is in summer. But even if it was an issue, it is so easy to stock up on legumes, vegetables, fruits, greens...etc and preserve them through various means until the next season even, especially dry preserving or frozen, can have a million bags of beans, peas, lentils and they will never spoil.
We live in a time with an immense accessibility to all kinds of food, there are no arguments to be had against eating vegan due to that.
You can also train yourself to get used / better adapted to cold by deliberate cold exposure, it appears to offer health benefits too.
Your body will create more healthy brown fat cells , they have mitochondria and are able to keep you warm . This works quick, independent of your digestive system and metabolism
Source?
Wow that's well cold , i live in spain and it's hot 😂.
Great video as alway's.
Not pamplona?
Hello it is my dream to one day move into Finland . I am a vegan and have been following you since you were at 14k.
Nice I was subscribed since 16k.
"Move into Finland " sounds like you want to invade them with tanks 😅. I think you meant Move To Finland. 😅. Finland 🇫🇮 is an amazing country with amazing people for sure.
@@rebelScience Cool, I would die there because of the cold I'm Australian lol
Menkää Suomeen🇫🇮
With love from Sweden
Its like here in Australia. Kangaroos are an Australian symbol but they sell kangaroo meat at the supermarkets 😠 😡
Do they eat koala?
@x-latetv-x6816 koalas, just like many other species here, are going extinction due to animal agriculture
Hello from north Minnesota! Restaurants have wild rice burgers for the vegetarians and vegans here. I've also been researching how the indigenous populations may have relied on lichen for their vitamin D in the winter. Interesting stuff!
Looking massive my guy!
Skinny. Others including vegans are more massive.
I want to come to Finland sometime. Thanks for the review!
Thanks for the list of sanctuaries.
Do you have anything in regards to keeping an eye out for protests and other activism? Some group to join or something like that. Kiitos paljon.
Check out Viral Vegans! They are an active group and they do a lot, both activism and social events, you can join by filling out a form in their webpage or by emailing them, they have a telegram chat and a discord group for activists so it's easy to find out about events and to connect with people! Follow their socials too! ✊ An awesome organisation to follow and support is Oikeutta Eläimille, they also do some street protests. 🦊
@@anniramms thanks a lot! I’m actually subscribed to them too xD didn’t occur to me to check their website. Maybe because mä ymmärrän tosi vähän, but that’s why I’m still studying. Mä en puhu oiken hyvin juuri nyt. Thanks again! Mukavaa päivää.
Found options sound better than Norway, actually.
Vegan of 14 years in Chicago. No problems
Shitcago
Great thumbnail and title, feel like It's a question and a *BIG* statement, made me click 👍💚🌱🥦
I've have tried the Restorante vegan pizza is nice but unhealthy and the reason why I don't eat it anymore
basically I've become a health nut and learn as I go
10:33 Emma is so freaking cute 😍❤ 14:34 nice to see them safe and happy 💚 that sheep really liked that 💚
😍🤍
@@anniramms Your the wife
Good prank, not exactly safe but can't help be impressed
Moving to Sweden later this year, from Italy. The vegan choice in Sweden is another planet compared to Italy. About reindeers, everyplace have specific cognitive dissonance, it is horrible.
I've wanted to visit Finland for the demo scene, but good to know that if I ever managed to make it to an event such as Assembly, there will be some vegan dining options that are widespread.
Finland was the worst country featured in Ancel Keys's seven country study which compared saturated fat intake with cardiovascular disease occurrence. Under the leadership of the Finnish epidimiologist Martti Karvonen, Finland made a remarkable turnaround by emphasizing less animal foods and more plant food which dropped cardiovascular disease mortality by 80%.
Thanks 🙏💚
Dude where in Finland do you live? I've been following your content for a while and I had no idea you were living here.
I’ve been to Iceland…they have pictures of puffins on t-shirts and various souvenirs, yet they also kill puffins and serve them at restaurants
Great shop plenty of vegan options🫠
Love the forests and lakes! Thanks for sharing the vegan in Finland scoop! We live in MI. It was recently-19 with windchill. I have 1 word for how to dress: layers! Which you pretty much summed up. But you didn’t do a good job selling the Mammi!
Really sad but not surprising to hear about the reindeer. Our current world operating system is based on an exploit now, make profits, disregard consequences mindset. No concept of long term management nor doing least possible harm or impact to preserve for future generations. ~Tracy
Question about the reindeer antlers. Are there groups in Finland that collect shed antlers? I ask because where I live in Wisconsin, there’s an active shed antler group, that collect the antlers that deer shed naturally every year. The products (usually decor) that use shed antlers are clearly marked as shed antlers.
I mean it’s a murky world of being acceptable or not, but it would be more humane. But then there’s also the issue that white-tail deer here in North America aren’t domesticated like reindeer are.
Fam this is better than Germany in some parts of the country...
19:24... That looks facking amazin.... Would love to see you make one of these...
I'll send this now before watching so I dont forget: Going out IF there is sunshine in the day is very effective keeping the mood up. Because of the snow we receive quite some sunshine even if the sun shines only approx. 20 mins a day. For surviving freezing temperatures I guess spruce is helpful perhaps pine too. I mean eating branches and needles of pine and spruce and possibly bark can help.
Spruce needles have stuff that keeps water inside of them from freezing.
If you do eat these be aware that you might be even in life danger if you go to sauna as your body might work keeping that heat inside your body.
David' you turned into a beefcake haha
The best sauna/lake experience I've had in Finland, apart from being Lapland. This video brings me loads of memories of Finland. Blood sausage is the most vile-looking, vile-tasting thing I've experienced. I did not put that thing in my mouth, mainly because, as an African man it reminded me of my own black sausage :-) No way, and I was not even vegan then.
Great video and insights David. Married an Estonian eventually, and their vegan options (foodwise) there are insane and a great variety. Similar to Finland, the culture is a (pig) meat-heavy and centered around the exploitation of animals. Even with the small population.
is it true Finland is considered the 'happiest' country on earth? heck, all of those northern countries in Europe rank the happiest in the world. interesting.
Happiest for humans...
Look up "monster foxes"
@@notdogstv that has zero to do with my comment
I’d love to visit one day but heck I wouldn’t live there 😂 I like my warm country
❤
That supermarket has far more vegan stuff than my local Morrisons! You sell Finland well, it looks amazing, but no amount of hot saunas would get me in an icy lake 🥶 Haha, probably 😆
one day we'll do it together, iced lake and sauna and repeat 😎🤍
@jonahwhale9047 yesss that drink is kotikalja - "home brew", the idea is to brew it at home and yes it's only about 1% alcohol . I don't know anyone who makes it at home these days haha, but I do see people buy it from the stores! It is also sold ready made :)
2:20 Those products with the green cardboard box look a lot like Garden Gourmet, from Nestlé. They may very well be the same product with a different name. If I'm right, they may contain eggs, so remember to always check the label.
In Finland a lot of the garden gourmet stuff is vegan, but as with any of these vegan/veggie sections you’re right, always check!
#VeganForLife ❤
Great
Wim Hof breathing and cold exposure builds heat i the body .
I'm a Finnish millennial, very sympathetic to the vegan cause and food. I haven't been able to jump on board 100% yet but I do support the vegan food industry by buying the products they make whenever I can. My only meat consumption is chicken (the one I'll attempt to stop first), fish or deer that's hunted by my family. Hunting deer is actually the most "ethical" form of meat, because it's done to reduce their numbers, otherwise their population will blow up and cars will crash onto them more and more and their predators will increase and are just going to maul them to death even more horribly.
My family doesn't like the Sami people very much, mainly because of their hypocrisy regarding their lifestyle, racism between the Sami tribes and their cries about cultural appropriation. I believe it's not okay to give special rights or permissions to any people, but I digress. When I finally get my own plot of land, I can finally make the jump closer to 100% by growing my own vegan food. It's a journey, it will take some time but I'll make it some day.
As it is with every country, old folks will never change their eating habits. It's the younger ones who change with the times, so veganism will be on a rise for quite a while until it's substantial.
you can eat all those trees behind you, just keep some leaves for clothing
imagine if people would stop wasting things that works just fine (people should pay for the end life of products too (HUGE THX AMAZON eco tax FKIN ABOUT TIME
CANT FKIN WAIT FOR A METHANE TAX
Do u want a companion overthere?? 😙☺️🤗☺️
I think the last question Finnish vegans will ask themselves is how to stay warm during the winter 😂
don't worry here in Russia it's -30 sometimes ;)
So upsetting how people treat innocent animals
Smile
Luckily in Finland there isn’t a massive vegan culture it seems, as the Finns usually have sense but you do you
I would divorce the wife.
Why on earth do you live there mate? I'm half Finnish/Greek and I couldn't handle it :p
@jonahwhale9047they can move😊
Hi david, veganism is a spiritual thing, but where is our spiritual guru, nowhere, sadguru is totally fake we need gurus like acharya prashant there having 31M subscribers here in India and 2M english channel subscribers,❤
While I don't think anyone can be "spiritual" without being vegan, actually, you don't have to be spiritual in order to be vegan. You just have to respect the rights of non-human animals to be left alone and exist for their own sake.
Veganism is not spiritual at all.
I don't believe in any supernatural stuff, but I believe animals should be respected and not exploited.
I don't see how supernatural stuff is related to respect animals.
vegan chicken🤣
While I don't agree with any of your vegan views, it's good that you are able to live that lifestyle if you wish to do so.
The best way to get more people to adopt even just part of it, is to make better vegan products. For example, I put "kaurajuoma" in my coffee these days instead of milk, because it tastes better.
I don't have the strong feelings about animals in the same way that you do, so I'm not opposed to eating meat at all. The best way to get me to eat something else is to offer a better alternative.
My gf is vegetarian so I do eat some of her plant based foods sometimes as well, but honestly, most of them are not very tasty, although certainly edible.
have you ever thought of preparing your own foods from the many plant-based recipe creators? animals are not ours to use.🌱
The reason why you don't feel strongly about animals being tortured mutilated and massacred is because of the prejudicial conditioning that you have been subjected to all your life. Nothing is as frightening and insidiously evil as such inbuilt prejudice.
@@animalsareherewithusnotforus That's what we do. Tried many different things, doesn't suit my taste. Some of it is decent so I eat that sometimes, for example chili con carne (without the meat) is pretty good.
Your opinion on animals is yours, you can't force other people to think the same way, which is why as I said, you have to create better alternatives.
Nobody eats meat because they just hate animals so much.
@@animalsarebeautifulpeople3094 How much success are you achieving in pleading your case with this approach of yours?
@@jm-holm you don't have to love someone or even like them to respect that their life belongs to them. their body belongs to them.
Why survive as a vegan when you can thrive as a carnivore?
Clearly, it's about being spirichill, rather than gainfully employed.
First of all HUMANS AINT CARNIVORES. GET THAT THROUGH TO YOUR TINY TEETHED TINY JAWED PLANT EATING HEAD. Why hurt innocent animals when you can thrive as vegan?
@jonahwhale9047 And who are you to tell me that those animals are more important than my personal comfort?
@@animalsarebeautifulpeople3094
:))) Ok, omnivore then.
Because I can.
@@andreiandrei2826i hope its not for comfort the reason you do it but for health the only justifiable reason
Alternative title living in finland when everyone hates me.. just joking good luck.
There are 82 McDonald’s in Finland.
Chicken and beef aren't vegan! Chicken is a bird species. Beef is cow meat! Stop lying to yourself and others!