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Americans Try Polish Chocolate
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2023
- Our viewer, Richard, sent us a selection of chocolate bars from Poland. Some have wafers and others contain alcohol!
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Snowball is made with Advocat and Lemonade, I add a dash of lime cordial too
Hi Bristol! Oh, I like your idea better - the last recipe I came across called for a dash of lime juice, but lime cordial sounds better :) Thank you!!
"Śmietanka" means milk cream.
"Paveweck" ("Pawełek") is like a small Paul ("Paweł" in polish), so I guess "Paulie" would be adequate? The same way Mikey would Michałek. ;)
"Bajeczny" means both "fabulous" and "fairytale-ish" in our language, so it's like a wordplay.
Enjoyed the video. I don't know why but I had sense that you were more stressed sir. You shouldn't! :) Your videos are nice guys and you do some on-point observations. Greetings from Poland.
Thank you. And thanks for the translations. Apologies for pronunciation errors - we knew this one would have names that we couldn't pronounce!
We've been noticing more chocolates produced in Poland, for example many of the Milka bars we've picked up are made in Poland. Also found Jaffa Cakes from Poland at one of our international stores. Greetings from California.
@@FinnLovesFood Jaffa Cakes better known in Poland under the tastier version Delicje
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Snowball is advocaat mixed with sparkling lemonade
With a red glacé cherry on a cocktail stick bobbing on the top! - or was that just my mum’s taste treat in her “Christmas Cocktail”?! 😄
I’ve just had this vague memory of ready made Snowballs in bottles, that had a spiky metal cap. The instructions on the bottle said “shake gently to serve” - which might not have been so “carefully observed” 🥴 and I have this visual memory of the Snowball bottle being gently shaken, the cap removed with a bottle opener followed by a bright yellow and foaming liquid stream shooting out of the bottle and my mum trying to plonk the metal cap back on the bottle to stop the mess! 😂😂. Ohhh the smell of advocaat on the carpet! Not.good.at.all…. 😱🤣
@@weedle30sainsburys sell advacaat in can small 300ml size yellow cans bought before from sainsbury.
Hi Roger, thank you - we just looked-up recipes for it and saw the sparlking lemonade, (optional squeeze of lime juice, stir with a cinnamon stick) Sounds really good!
You have very good recall Tina.xx😊
Thank you! Tina has a memory like a steel trap :)
Years ago we used to go to the polish club on Sunday when the pubs closed at 2pm, you were supposed to have a meal but I just ate the chocolate wafer bars, I can't stand advocatt and I absolutely hate pickled herrings which they used to sell, I remember trying cherry vodka which nearly blew my head off, 140% proof, I like peanut butter and chocolate, in fact I'll try peanut butter with anything, I really enjoyed your video
Hi Michael! You mentioned advocaat wasn't for you, was it the taste/the thickness of it? Both? Love peanut butter/chocolate combinations here, and the cherry vodka sounds good! We just came across a forgotten bottle of vanillia vodka waaaaaay back in the depths of a cupboard/have to put it to good use. Thank you! Have a great weekend! :)
@@FinnLovesFoodit was the smell of advocatt and the colour, I hope you enjoy your vodka, I don't think I've seen vanilla vodka before, but they're bringing lots of different flavours and also with gin, years ago we used to know nestle as nestles, sounded like nesels, you two have a great weekend
@@michaelriordan8265 we've been seeing a lot of different flavored vodkas. Oh, yes, I remember some viewers mentioned it being pronounced like nestles.
All these wafers and chocolates sound really good, esp the ones with alcohol in them 😄 I remember my gran loving the snowballs drinks when i was young, those and babycham lol 😅 she would let me try some, forgotten what they taste like now though, not had them since.
Babycham takes me back keza to late 80's remember that.
@@rthoc71 Yes was around the late 80s, i remember she would always have to drink it out of her babycham glass with the deer on the side, lol.
Hi Keza! The snowball reminds me of our Pennsylvania Dutch eggnog we have here, and the effects can quickly sneak-up on you. Did you have a favorite chocolate/alcohol combination?
@@FinnLovesFood Rum chocolate i think also like baileys chocolates
Just remember it was Morrisons big Supermarkets I got the polish Alcohol choc bars from. Is Morrisons near your area?
Quadrantini flavours ones u posted me to try, really nice wafer cubes, cheese, matcha, peanut, few others I try to remember
Hi Richard! Thank you for the items! The ones we've seen so far at our Cost Plus were milk chocolate and dark chocolate, haven't seen cheese or macha, interesting! How do you like the texture of these?
@@FinnLovesFood really nice because it's bite size very moorish u want finish bag off.
@@rthoc71 they are light so it's easy to eat a lot in one sitting!
Alcohol one u could not think of more like baileys cream liqueur filling. Glad you like advacaat too
Hi Richard, absolutely enjoyed the advocaat, thank you so much! Around Christmas, we'll see Anthon Berg Liqueur Filled Chocolates start appearing in stores, have you tried those? Hope you have a fantastic weekend!
Advocat is bright yellow thick liquid
Hi Bristol! I was just checking out some online information about it and it does appear a bright yellow color and about the same consistency/maybe a little thicker than our Pennsylvania Dutch eggnog (love it, it just sneaks-up on you!)
I 'think' Advocaat originally Dutch is about as close as deffo UK snd possibly Europe get to Egg Nog the Snowball somehow became a traditional Christmas drink and in reasonable households it was considered ok to let younger kids have a very weak version (but only one) for the Christmas toast
We like plain egg nog around the holidays, but it's nice to add a little brandy sometimes too! I could see kids liking a drink like snowballs. 🙂
The Polish wafer brand Princessa was taken over by Nestle in 1994. It is a wafer exclusively produced in Poland and sold only in Poland and couple of other countries of Central and Eastern Europe.
Is it a popular brand in Poland?
@@FinnLovesFood This is one of the most popular brands, next to Prince Polo
Tommy Lee Jones trying polish chocolate bars it could be better title :)
LOL!
Prince Polo is Iceland national sweet snack 😄 Long time ago when in Poland was communism, Iceland was trying to import many stuff to Iceland but it was poor so can offer only fishes for exchange and only Poland agree on this deal and Prince Polo was one of this product. Until now Icelanders love Prince Polo and you can find it everywhere there. 😉 Try hazelnut one or coconut is way better, oryginal one is with dark chocolate and is less sweet.
We didn't know Prince Polo was so popular in Iceland!