Americans Try Weird European Holiday Desserts & Sweets
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- Today 2 American girls try weird and unique European Christmas Holiday treats and sweets! Chocolates, cakes, desserts, candies, you name it! From Pear & Chocolate Italian Cake to the classic Fruit Cake, the girls try it all!
Countries featured are Germany, United Kingdom, Italy, Poland, Netherlands, Denmark, England, Scotland, Greece, Belgium, France, and more!
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Being from the UK and watching you guys pulling the crackers was hilarious! You pull at one end whilst some one else pulls the other 🤣 we usually place them at the dinner table and pull them after our starter. It's traditional to wear the tissue paper hats that come inside the crackers during our Christmas dinner and we go around the table and tell the cheesy jokes that are also inside. The crackers do tend to be at least double the size of the ones you have. And mince pies are a staple for the whole of December 😋
I love it when you both start laughing so hard. It is fun to just laugh with your besties.
Why do cows wear bells????? Lol
Omg, y'all are so funny. Hearing Austin cracking up in the background was even better!!
Merry Christmas and happy new year!!
Because their horns don't work 😊
I love marsipan so much, I can't even tell you. It's like an instant dopamine boost for me, for real. Ooh, and bitter almond flavor. Every Christmas, my mom makes two types of Finnish date cakes and one of them has bitter almond oil in it and it's *so good.*
Christmas cake is soaked in alcohol and topped with marzipan and fondant or Royal icing. We need to get you some proper Christmas cake. In Yorkshire you'd have a slice of cheddar cheese on top of your fruitcake.
Mince pies are usually served cold at events. Not a Scottish thing but you had a Scottish brand. You need brandy butter on them.
Chocolate orange (not Terry's its mine) oranges or satsumas were super expensive to import so kids 60 years ago were very lucky if they received a satsuma or orange in their stocking.
Someone really have to send you some Polish snack . Polish food/snacks is so delicious. In Poland we put sweet ornaments on Christmas tree for our children :) They always have a sweet surprise waiting on the Christmas tree 🎄 :)
Mince Pies and Christmas Cake (Fruit Cake) are staples throughout the UK. Most people think the name comes from the minced up filling, but they did used to contained beef mince (I think US call it ground beef?) Apparently, it didn't make them savoury, it just added depth to the flavour. We tend to put cream or brandy butter on our mince pies. Although, if you fancy DIY-ing your brandy butter, mince pies are just as delicious with Spiced Rum Butter and Grand Marnier Butter!
My grandma used to store her sewing stuff in an old danish butter cookie container. So those are very nostalgic for me.
Hi girls, loving another episode of Ladies and Lattes.
With the Christmas crackers, you pull on each end, usually with a friend. If you pull correctly, the band inside snaps and creates the "crack" sound. They usually contain a small toy (or sometimes a useful pencil sharpener) along with a corny festive joke.
I'm Australian, but there are many Christmas traditions we kept from the UK. Also, Terry's Chocolate Oranges are English based, not French. They're like that so that they can be broken into segments, like that of an orange.
I'm dying! 🤣😵🤣 "It tastes like...AIR"!
I love this kind of videos 🥰🥰 Love from Greece 🇬🇷
I eat mince pies every christmas season and have done for as long as I can remember, and I have NEVER had one warm/hot.
Always just eat them cold/room temp
Same, I have honestly never even considered heating them
11;02 My grandmother was from Ireland, she use to make those cookies from scratch during the holidays. I Loved them She called them rum balls, because she would put a little bit of rum in them.
With cakes like this, you can totally eat it plain but the point is to make or buy cream and filling to go on it, it's just pre-made sponge to make life easier.
Merry Christmas & A Happy Day! New Year! 🎄 Ladies and Latte's Hope you have fun and stay Safe,
Mince Pie's originially had mince meat in them...But now its the fruit you had there...You can eat them hot or cold...I love them....And there are variations..some come with an iced top..or a frangipane top...Some have booze in them...like brandy..or whiskey....and some have added things like caramel...
You can't leave us hanging like that! So why do cows wear bells??? You guys need to come to Norway and try the Christmas treats here! Love and hugs from Norway!
Because their horns don't work...Lol!
@@maggieslifeisawildride512 Hahaha Good one!
I believe marsipan is almond paste. It's like smushed almonds, sugar grains, almond aroma and some ither stuff. Very christmasy in some countries. Including mine, Swdden. Over here we have very classical 18-1900's marsipan-pigs for christmas usually. And there are so popular that some rack up their prices on the marsipan-pigs. Some are really expensive. And some are even given as gifts just because they are expensive.
Very Festive Video Ladies 🎄🎅 - priceless reactions! Have a Merry Christmas Spomers and Jarvis's! 💛💛
Plum passing with Brandy sauce for Christmas dessert. We eat fruit cake with afternoon or evening cuppa.
In England we hand Christmas theme chocolates wrapped in file on our trees and candy kins.x
Crackers are always pulled by 2 people, mince pies need cream or brandy butter, the fruit cake we would have marzipan and icing on top during Christmas. We also get the chocolate orange in the uk, my kids love the popping candy one. Marzipan is a paste made from almonds. You definitely seemed to enjoy yourselves. 😂🤣
Deeeeeaaaaad 🤣😂🤣😭🤣
Holly was SO TIRED 😂
This episode was so good Ladies.
When you pulled out the crackers my mind went straight to the vlog and it still killed me. I hope you've since recovered from your whiplash Jess. I'm in Canada I love holiday crackers! They usually have a riddle inside and some sort of fun surprise.
"We're idiots!" 🙄🤣🤣🤣
Then Holly just so nonchalantly opening the chocolate orange like she knew what she was doing oh my gosh 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for the laughs! I should be laughing all the way to the new year with this vid 😘
Try the mince pie with single cream or a brandy cream :)
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year ladies!
I wish you guys had tried Italian panettone. That’s a great Christmas grit cake.
I cannot even explain how much I needed you two tonight!!!!! Love you girls!!
I took on the tradition of using the danish cookie tin for my sewing supplies for needles and thread. Just because it's a past time tradition doesn't mean you can't keep that tradition alive 😉
Merry Christmas this is Scotty from Louisiana I recently subscribed to y’all channel I think y’all are hilarious I love it how y’all try different things and if ever I can find out how to send y’all some different coffee we have here so y’all will be able to sample I would send y’all some I recently saw a video it’s probably an old video of y’all speaking about win like what would y’all say to y’all 15 year old teenage self and not only it’s good for the women and the girls watching y’all as A daddy raising up daughters when the mom is not quite around like maybe she should be it helps to daddies also knows some dues and don’ts listening to y’all sometimes as men think we’re doing something right but maybe we can do it in a different way that is the same way but yet a little sulfur being said and still end up with the same results I really do enjoy watching y’all when I have time from work my wife I’ve gotten her to watch y’all
The chocolate orange ones are so good! They have ones with orange pop rocks in them and it makes it have more orange of a flavor!(they also have cherry and mint flavored ones!)
Hi Ladies and Lattes,
I am Italian and I can assure you I have never seen the brand Borgo de' Medici selling pear and chocolate cake in Italy in any supermarket. The pear and chocolate cake , as you said in the video I think , is a traditional dessert in Italy but it is not a traditional Christmas dessert. If you plan on doing videos about Italian snacks, I can recommend you some if you want to ;)
Have some nice Christmas holidays ;)
I can't be the only one that thinks this just looks like a World Market haul?🤣
I think the Gummi/y treat you might be thinking of is European style Turkish delight, in the traditional Turkish form of the confection the gelatin part is made with a starch 'base'.
The whole orange at Christmas thing (at least in the UK) stems from the general scarcity of home grown fruit during December in years pre, during and just post the second World War, most children used to get an orange as part of the 'gifts' in their stocking. Whilst the one you had was made in France, the chocolate orange (particularly the Terry's iteration) is British. Also Holly (or whichever one of you sits on the left) is partially right, you don't smack a chocolate orange against a surface... (altogether brits, with feeling) you whack it
You can usually find crackers at Home Goods, TJMax and some other stores . You're supposed to each grab and end and pull.
We were in England for the years and I miss the Christmas season there.
The fruitcake you slice and spread butter on like you would a slice of bread, it's not usually eaten warm but I suppose you can do, some people also put a slice of cheese on the top too, your Christmas crackers were dinky lol ours are bigger than that
I love watching you guys try new treats. I can’t believe how Jess cracked her neck. Ouch 😮
Merry Christmas Ladies! Watching you with the Christmas crackers was hilarious! I’d love to see you do actual Christmas meals from different countries. When my sister got married in the U.S at Christmas time we all missed our Yorkshire puddings with our Christmas meal! So it would be cool to see how different countries main Christmas meals differ. Hope you both have an amazing Christmas and new year. Much love xx
My great grandma was full Danish. She always had a ton of the Danish butter cookies. Mind you she had them even when it wasn’t the holidays :)
In case no one has said the orange at Christmas time is a Victorian tradition when fruit wasn't readily available in the colder months especially Oranges and citrus fruit. On Christmas morning families who had the money for it would put usually an orange in their children's stocking. Also did anyone notice that Holly drank more water than coffee in this video? 🤔
This is so strange to me to watch you guys with the Christmas crackers. I'm a Canadian girl and every Christmas this is a family tradition to do the pull and snap and wear the paper crown. We eat wearing it and read the joke ibside(usually cringe jokes), and a toy or trinket. Lots of fun.
Marzipan is almond paste. It's used a lot in baking.
Two people pull the Christmas cracker and whomever gets the bigger end is the one who gets the goodies inside. Although everyone ends up getting one in the end so they can wear the tissue paper crown while eating Christmas dinner :)
I would love to see either men try or ladies and lattes try a Lithuanian food box, which is available for purchase online. I don’t think Lithuania gets a whole lot of notice for some of their very traditional and unique foods.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Years ladies and your families!
@15:42 marzipan is basically almond paste !!!
Walker's is a factory in Scotland that makes the pies and a shortbread biscuit.
We also have the fruit cake and the Mince pies with ice cream or warmed custard (Ambrosia)
Enjoyed the episode as always! Merry Christmas gals!
Hi ladles here in Australia we would heat up the pud cakes and have some custard and ice cream or just cream on them
Merry Christmas 🎄🎁 & Happy New Year 🎆🎊! Enjoy your holidays. Thank you for a great 2021 and see you next year.
Mince pies we have with whipped creme or brandy butter x
Ok guys, for Greece.... You should have picked Melomakarona....They are incredible!! And what you ate (Kourabiedes) probably wouldn't be even good Kourabiedes....
It seems so strange to me that you guys haven’t used Christmas crackers before! I live in Canada and we put one around the table for everyone and we wear the paper crowns while we eat
Terrys chocolate oranges are British not French. I love mince pies, but I make my own mincemeat and it’s better than shop bought.
Have you ever tried amaretto in your mincemeat? It's amazing!
I was thinking the same, until I google and found out we sold it to a French company, yikes!
@@sylsuthss really, I googled it but only read as far as it was invented by Terry’s in England, that will teach me to read the whole thing 😂
@@mandimoo87 no I haven’t, mine has brandy in it and it’s tried and tested and I don’t mess with it 😂
@@sharona5646 I got it because we were buying 1 jar from a shop a few years back for the kids to make a few pies with and all wardrobe had left was amaretto mincemeat. It was so amazing I've switched to it in my home made mince.
Marzipan is 1 part ground almonds to 2 part confectioners sugar.
Jess could make her own mince meat for the mince pies.
Yes we really do call it mince meat.....
I'm in Canada and that's what we call it too!!
Now I have to hear the answer to the question. WHY DO COWS WEAR BELLS. Don't leave us hanging. Lol
Merry Christmas and Happy New year Lattes ❤️🎄🎊 xx
I really like those danish cookies !!!! Every grandma does use those tins for sewing lol
@12:35 if you like sweet air you should try AERO bars !!! LOL
My best friend's mom from college made homemade Kourabiedes and they were absolutely delicious! They're even better straight out of the oven.
Marzipan is a paste made of almonds and sugar.. traditional candy filling in Germany.
I like their taste test videos
Haha! You don't pull a cracker by yourself. Two people each take one end and pull. Those crackers are tiny, though. They're normally about 10 inches long and proportionally fatter than those tiny things.
I CANNOT believe Americans don't do Christmas crackers (I'm in the UK)k, you need one person on either end. The ones we put on the dining table are much bigger than those, those would go on the tree.
Do they not do mince pies either ??? They require double cream.
We also hang chocolate treats on the tree.
Not a fan of the Terry's chocolate orange, I find the chocolate very waxy.
MARZIPAN IS ALMOND PASTE.
Watching from the UK and cringing watching them eat warm mince pies. Cold is the way to go always
You have to try the other Greek Christmas treat which is more delicious it’s called Melomakarona.
Maybe you can find it in a Greek store in Utah 🥰🥰
Miss living in Greece so many awesome yummy treats
@@ItsAMbutyoutubechangedmyname I’m from Greece and I have to say that Melomakarona is the top haha of the Christmas Treats!!!!! Everyone like it!!! Have a nice day!!
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Good morning Ladies, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. I really loved the poppers. Lol you both always keep me laughing. I just thought of a new challenge, do your next video, with out smiling or laughing, Austin can do any to make yall laugh. But you can't. Lol I would bust a gut. Love and prayers with you all. ❤❤🙏
I did NOT know you guys don't have Christmas crackers 😐 you get a good grip on one side and get someone to pull with you and inside is a party hat, toy and a joke!! I'd love for you to try again to get the full experience 🤣 love you guys though 🌸
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year :)
I'm surprised you don't have Christmas crackers. We always have them on the Christmas table here in the west coast of Canada. Maybe because I've got British on both sides of my family, you cross your arms, hold one end of each other's crackers and pull. And you do this before you start eating Christmas dinner. Inside the crackers are paper crowns in different colours, toys or little trinkets. And little papers with jokes and trivia. The crowns never stay on my head, they always fall down, over my eyes.
I love marzipan!!!!
I can't believe you don't have crackers in the US.. We have them bigger than them ones in Ireland.. Ye grab one end each and pull.. We also have those butter cookies too..and minced pies
Holly never had a Terrys chocolate orange damn, Jess u know what to do bang it then eat it
I'm not from the UK but the minute you tried to open the cracker I began to laugh, and I'm glad I don't have to worry about waking someone because I was yelling "YOU ARE DOING IT WRONG" LOL
like how u and Men try willing to try diff foods and not to afraid for things that r from diff countries this is always cool to watch both channels
Happy holidays lady's!
Those pine cone chocolates look so damn good !!!! Id love to try them all specially the coffee one !!!
Happy Holiday’s to Holly Jess and your families just watching you video on desserts from around the world at Christmas and the mince pies are not just Scottish but the whole of the UK 🇬🇧 we have them warm with ice cream or evaporated milk after dinner on the big day while we watch the Queen’s Christmas message to us
The terrys chocolate orange is usually in our stockings too
Christmas Crackers are always on the table too as we say here Merry Christmas 🎄
Oh boy, the sugar has started taking effect. Jess an holly can’t sop laughing.
No break will miss you all!!! 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄 Happy New Year 🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂
In England we eat mince pies cold, just take it out of the foil and bite! I'm the only one in my house that likes them so I get a whole 6 to myself. Merry Christmas and I hope you enjoy!
Im the same. Never had one warmed up and I can get the whole package to myself
Warm it up with brandy butter,I’m in uk and never eaten a cold one!
I eat them hot 😂 also UK
Have a merry Christmas
There is chocolate Orange is from England and was made from Entries chocolate factory had in the UK
Another name for fruit cake is door stopper
This is hilarious!!!
@@LadiesAndLattes herd it many times
Are those peppermint things from the Netherlands? Born and raised here, and I've never seen those anywhere..... But I am glad you liked them ;) Happy holidays!
Same.. I also was like wait .. what?? Are they from here I have never seen them.
@@jojo138 so funny 😂 If the really wanted to try something dutch the should have gone for ‘kerststol’
@@carlienhuiting62 for sure that is the most dutch holiday food
They changed the chocolate oranges so you don't smack them anymore. I don't know why because it's the only reason to get a chocolate orange.
Jess if the mince pies are your favourite over in the U.K. a lot of people say Costco do the best ones, maybe see if you can get them there, I’m not a fan of mince pies myself but still try one every year just in case lol xxx
The tin of butter cookies aren't really holiday related in Denmark. We can by them all year round. But we do have a wide variety of specifik Christmas and holiday cookies you should try. ;) (and the Terry's oranges, are actually very British, not French ;) )
Ok I will send you something from Poland :D I m glad you like our sweets
The mince pies need to be warm and you pop the lids off and spoon a big dollop of Cornish Clotted Cream into it and pop the lid back on. 🤤
Thought that chocolate orange was from the UK?
As a Dane I can say you will never finde this cookies at Christmas time in a Hole of a Dane. Never been at a function of some sort with them. Here we can get som that are chocolate glasede and they get eaten first.
With fruit cake u can put cream or custard. You eat mostly cold
Katie From UK
Christmas Crackers both pull a side and it will work better you can't really do it on ya own.
fruit cake you eat with Cream and not warm as it tastes umm yucky lol.
Very interesting, I'm very intrigued.
its not just the ppl in the uk that have christmas we have then here too in australia since b4 i was born and yeah we have 4 boxes atm 1 harry potter themed the rest just really expensive 1s cos u get better stuff inside of them lol. did u check urs to see if there was anything inside of them im only 1 minute in so maybe u check afterwards lol xx
Hi I'm from Trinidad,I will love if u guys try out our well known snacks
In Denmark, we have different christmas cookies. Klejner, pebernødder (Pebber Nuts), brunkager (translated to brownies but they are crunchy), jødekager (Jewish Cakes. It's cookies with sugar and cinnamon on top) and a lot more. The oldest one is Klejner and it doesn't have an english name :) Merry Christmas :)
Elsker klejner og brune kager.
Klejner er "shortbread cakes" / "lardie cakes" (omend forskellige)! 😮
Jødekager er resultatet af krigen i 1864, intet mel og intet sukker så ingen "munkeringe" i følgende år, resultatet af mangel og rationering! 😮
Niederegger is absolut the best of the best when it comes to Marzipan
🤣🤣🤣🤣 DEAD Omg you guys are hilarious! Holly you crack me up! "KABLAM!" 🤣💀
Love the sugar giggles!
@3:08 "Now We Get To Enjoy It With Coffee Cause We Are Adults Now" Her friend drinks water with it :)