Heeeej, jeg har et spm, jer fra kbh eller området hvornår skal i lære tysk i skolen? Jeg bor 25 minutter fra grænsen og vi starter med at have tysk i 0 klasse. Og min kusine fra Esbjerg får i 6. er bare nysgerrig ❤️
@@MarinosHindkjr HARIBO lakrids A/S har delvis dansk oprindelse. Tvivler på at Super Piratos er til det tyske marked :)... De kunne teste tyrkisk peber eller sort svin i stedet.
No licorice? I'm surprised! As an American living in Denmark, I can say black licorice is a popular candy choice! (but the other snacks that were given were also classics)
@@afsgsgqdah but no one understands because we read them as they are written and do not play Russian roulette guessing which ones disappear. Fe hovedbangarden. Hovebango
"du må godt" is a catch phrase from spangsberg that basically means "you are allowed to" in a direct translation. as in its okay to give into your "temptation" for candies. i guess the closest equivalent would be something like "you know you want to" although it doesn't mean the same. but its like jokes, hard to translate.
Danish person here. I love how he just smashes his face into the bag of cheeseballs because thats basically what I do every time I open a new bag of those. Also "du må godt" means "you may" (or something like that. There isn't really a direct translation (that I know of) but this is the closest to a what it means)
It's something a girl says to a guy in bed. It's OK (to do). In this case eating the candy, not getting devoured by the girl. That company puts the slogan on all it's candy to appeal to impulse buying by grown ups.
Quite nice to hear how Phil's German origin allows him to pronounce lots of the words quite good. Native English speakers tend to just straight up butcher the words.
Its so funny to hear how they say thise things like “ostekugler”😂 I really wanna hear them say “rød grød med fløde” In the next danich video😁☺️ Keep up the good work!
@@DeanaandPhil actually I live only 25 km from the German border so we eat lots of German candy. But us Danes love the skildpadder chokolade u can get it in chokolade bar form in ice cream and so, guess it's an acquired taste. 😂
YOOOO A DANiSH HERE Here is the full translations of everything danish in the video :D (feel free to point out something i missed or any spelling mistakes :P) 0:28 "Tak" is translated to thanks 0:31 "Tak skal du have" Is translated to "Thank you very much" or "Thanks a lot" (a more formal way to say thanks) 0:52 "Skum med vaniljesmag med lys og mørk chokolade" means "Foam with vanilla taste with milk and dark chocolate" 1:35 "3 Kæmpe skildpadder" Which means "3 giant turtles" 2:02 "Chokolade med romcreme og karamel" This one is "Chocolate with Rum cream and caramel" 3:06 "Kims Kannonkugler" translates to "Kims cannonballs" 3:11 "Cheddarost" is just "Cheddar" 3:54 "Kims Ostepops" Translates to "Kims Cheesepops" 5:23 "Toms Mimoser" Mimoser ain't danish so can't help you there :P 5:27 "Ristet hasselnød med nougat og mørk chokolade" means "Roasted hazelnut with nougat and dark chocolate" 5:32 "Toms kringeler" ---> "Toms pretzels" (yall asked if this was "Fancy chocolates" i won't say yes because it isn't... but it ain't cheap either) 6:57 "Nougat Snitter" means "Nougat slices" 7:00 "Spangberg klassikere" translates to "Spansberg classics" 7:03 "Spangsberg ønsker glædelig jul med en rigtig juleklassiker" ---> "Spangsberg wishes a merry christmas with a real christmas classic" 7:07 "Du må godt!" is actually the catchphrase of the brand. it correctly translates to "You are allowed!" (Meaning you're allowed to eat the candy) 8:29 "Snebolde" -----> "Snowballs" 9:46 "Pingvin blanding" means "Penguin mixture" 9:50 "Vingummi og lækre stænger" ---> "gummies and yummy rods" 10:55 "Guld barre mælkechokolade" translates to "Goldbar milkchokolade" 11:09 "Åbn her" wasn't said in the video but this is how it would have been spelled on the packeging 11:45 "Nougat marzipan bar" I am not translating this one for you, it's practically already english 12:59 "Tak skal du have" again it's a formal way to say thanks God that took so long O-O
Technically they are tortoises in their look and name, as both turtle and tortoises be called "Skildpadder" in danish, but it your talking about those that live in the sea you put the word "hav" before it. Meaning Sea Turtle. But these are actually made after some leather back turtles washed ashore in the 1940's, so it wouldn't be wrong to called them turtles either.
Have been to Denmark as a child and there was a really good candy manufacture, can't really remember where it was but have very good memories of the candy 😂
A note to the "Du må godt" It's not translated correctly, it's translates to "you are allowed to" or "It's alright" and is mostly used if a kid or someone askes for a bite or a bit or candy and you answer with "Du må god"
I love hearing people trying to talk our language, mostly because there pronounce most words incorrectly. but fortunately almost all Danes can speak fluent English. we learn English at a very young age, so even teens (like myself) can speak it as if it were our first language. when we get a little older we can choose between learning German and French, so some of us can speak that too. so if you ever come to visit, we would be happy to help you around. Just ask. kind regards from a random Dane, hehehe. Btw, the chokolade with room is called turtles.
@@saradavidsen1502 most People I have met speak English fluently, some of them even speak with the American accent. However I would admit that some speaks poor English but that is more because of the Danish accent than anything else. I have also noticed that the older generation speaks worse than the new ones. it's probably because us the new generation has grown up with English words everywhere. for example, when I was a little younger around 8-10 years old, I saw a lot of English entertainment, English RUclipsrs, English movies, etc. it could also have something to do with where in the country you are from. we do have different accents in different parts of the country.
@@_Raguel i think it also depends on how much you speak it. even though i have written more english than danish, i still dont know how to properly pronounce something like "very" without adding an awkward w sound into the r, or when i have to say "actually" i completely butcher the word because thats how its spoken fast, except i still say it somewhat slow, so it does not sound natural at all
@@sussanna1077 this isnt entirely true from my experience. me and my best friend regularly speak english when we visit each other even though we are both danes and live in denmark, because we are used to typing english online to each other. swapping danish words with english is also becoming more common in general. some danes learn more english than danish the more time we spend online, and might forget the danish equivalents while chatting, so we prefer to use english instead to get a point across quicker. even my old mom is starting to use english more frequently for swearing, and might also say full lines in broken english because it has a better emphasis than the danish equivalent. so i dont agree that we dont speak english here. there are other countries that are much more unaccustomed to using english for anything at all, even when they need to, and we do it just because we like to
The Kringler and Mimoser are actually not very expensive, which i love because Kringler is one of my favorites, im glad you liked some of our snacks Just adding through out the video: "Du må godt" the best way i would translate it is "your are allowed" "Snebolde" is something most familys have on the kandy tray at christmas
The danish idé of nougat is something that taste a bit like nutella. Our nougat is made out of nut cream. The white chewy foamy nougat we refer to as french nougat.
You can’t split the Kæmpe Skilpadde since it’s a different flavor in each end. Here is how to eat it; you bite the head off and suck the caramel cream and rom cream out and eat the chocolate in one mouthful. And you can’t say you have had Danish candy if there is no licorice!!
you can get all the danish candy in germany to. But you have to go up to the grenzshops close to the danish border. They have loads of Swedish and Finish candy to.
Yes, I know these shops, at the border and the Fehmarn island. Lots of chocolate, end even more alcohol. I am sure the Danish Health Minister hates these shops. 😁
@@DeanaandPhil Im from Denmark so yes also in the summer some of the shops are open from monday morning at 06:00 untill saturday night at 00:00 on sundays they open at 11:00 to 22:00 rest of the year its from 06:00 to 22:00 monday to saturday and than again on sundays from 11:00 to 22:00. i do that once or twice a months. ( also most of the kids on the german side of the border. spend their tashengeld in thies gränzshops. if you ever after Covid should get this far north in germany. you should visit one of the bigger once. they have more candy than you have ever seen in one shop before.
Im from Denmark and some of the snacks i havn’t even tried yet. I know the danish language is very hard to learn but I’m really empresses by you👏👏 I really like the “ostepops”🧀🧀
Yes, jul was a dead giveaway. Yule is basically the same word. Some of these words are so easy to compare them to german and dutch. I understood everything. Sometimes danish is just so funny 😊 Like the saying "it's blowing half a pelican" 🌬 if it's windy outside... oddly specific 😂
How sad, no liquorice, that is plain wrong, most You Tubers LOVE Danish liquorice (NOT) Make turtle soup out of the last two turtles (equal parts heavy whipping cream and turtles, gently heated in a small pot) pour over ice cream. Funny that another Jesper sent you that package.
The guy who sent this must be a Marcipan/milk chocolate freak, because there are so much more and better.. also why send the worst bag of Gummies and assorted sweets we have? Great video though.
"Du må godt" = "You are allowed to" "Thank you" = just "Tak" - "Tak skal du have" is very formal and nobody says that, literal translation is 'You shall have my "thank you" '
Interesting that Phil preferred the _Spangsberg_ marcipan over the _Anthon Berg_ marcipan... The latter is highly regarded as being of a much higher quality.
The Tom's penguin sticks that are brown with a hard shell and darker brown stripes across are a "Larvae" design. So like the turtle concept but much smaller.
Anthon Berg is the Rolls Royce of Danish chocolate. It's the brand you buy, if you want to give away a very nice box of chocolate. But I've never been a fan of those marzipan bars. They are also pretty cheap, compared to what they usually make.
Skildpadder means turtles, and they are a classic snake, but don't contain any actual turtles. Also there used to always be 4 in a package, damn shrinkflation. It is sad that they don't have Kim's Tomatskruer, while Kanonkuglerne is good, nothing beats the Tomatskruer
If you live in Germany it's short distance to Danmark. Not far and you should go there in the spring and summer. København, Fyn, Grenå and Bornholm and many more
Finally somone makes an video about denmark- Btw sad u didnt try chocofanter they are everywhere in denmark ( i only know that cause im born raised and live in denmark
Have you tried any Danish snacks or candy? What is your favorite treat from Denmark? 😍
I like the Anthon Berg, it is very good. I hope you try it in this videos
What is your favorite thing from Anthon Berg? 🍫
@@DeanaandPhil The Blueberry in Vodka Chocolates
@Deana and Phil it will be great if you will try candy of each country
Yes.. i'am from Danmark 🥰🥰
Danish People there’s waching this be like 😂
Danmark gang
Så er det dansk
Yes
Jeg er dansker eller skulle jeg sige rød grød med fløde
Heeeej, jeg har et spm, jer fra kbh eller området hvornår skal i lære tysk i skolen? Jeg bor 25 minutter fra grænsen og vi starter med at have tysk i 0 klasse. Og min kusine fra Esbjerg får i 6. er bare nysgerrig ❤️
Where was the licorice?!? 😱 😭 You can't have danish snacks and candy without licorice!
I was thinking the same thing.
I though the same!!.
That’s rightttt
LAKRIDS
PDOGG well thats because licorice is gross
“kim and tom, they know how to feed the danish people” haha ur damn right
Lol they dont know that Kims chips is from chips lol and Toms is actully just candy
Like hvis du er fra Danmark🇩🇰
Im from Danmark hahaha😂🤣🤣😂😂😂
@@emilykim8208 Me too
Holy fuck im from Denmark too
I am also from Danmark
Hej
He should’ve bought actual licorice like Piratos or a licorice pipe, that’s what we eat a lot of in Denmark 🇩🇰
Djungelvrål would have been amazing here, even though they are Swedish. I can just imagine their shock and revolution
Ja
Piratos er Haribo, og Haribo er tysk.
Nej johan bulow
@@MarinosHindkjr HARIBO lakrids A/S har delvis dansk oprindelse. Tvivler på at Super Piratos er til det tyske marked :)... De kunne teste tyrkisk peber eller sort svin i stedet.
I love how you call our normal candy fancy, makes me feel fancy 😂
No licorice? I'm surprised! As an American living in Denmark, I can say black licorice is a popular candy choice! (but the other snacks that were given were also classics)
yeah, I mostly just come to theese kind of videos for the "how can ya'll eat this?!" kinda comments, so I was slightly disappointed
It’s my boyfriend’s favorite candy. & I love black licorice too. It’s part of why I’m excited about going
This Jesper character should have his citizenship revoked 😆
Danish Licorice is actually very strong and enough to be unhealthy! If you eat more than 1/4 kilo a day, look out!
the finnish is actually the best, but yeah 'Piratos' is the one...
As a dane i can confirm that they’re pronounciations are GOLD
skiltpatter
As a foreigner living in denmark, I can say your pronunciation is what nightmares are made of.😂😂😂
@@liligh LOL!!! I personally would say they're quite easier to say 🤗
@@afsgsgqdah but no one understands because we read them as they are written and do not play Russian roulette guessing which ones disappear. Fe hovedbangarden. Hovebango
"du må godt" is a catch phrase from spangsberg that basically means "you are allowed to" in a direct translation.
as in its okay to give into your "temptation" for candies.
i guess the closest equivalent would be something like "you know you want to" although it doesn't mean the same. but its like jokes, hard to translate.
glad someone corrected google translates strange interpretation
det er en klassiker
Title : Trying danish snacks
Irish background Music plays
Danish ppl : is Vikings a joke to you??
But yeah u right🤣🤣🤣
Fiks din grammatik
@@ChristianMarinusVedel what The fawk
@@majawarberg316 they said ‘’fix your grammer’’
Altså hvad bliver der af pattesutter
Danish person here. I love how he just smashes his face into the bag of cheeseballs because thats basically what I do every time I open a new bag of those. Also "du må godt" means "you may" (or something like that. There isn't really a direct translation (that I know of) but this is the closest to a what it means)
It's something a girl says to a guy in bed. It's OK (to do). In this case eating the candy, not getting devoured by the girl. That company puts the slogan on all it's candy to appeal to impulse buying by grown ups.
"You may"
or
"You are allowed too"
I'm surprised by the Danish snack selection. Many amazing things! The cheese ball are just sooo addicting!! 😛
😍👌🍬🍫🍿
@@DeanaandPhil Im from denmark
Jeg er også fra Danmark
Sophie Duedal Ulrich også mig😂
Hej hvorfor nogle af de snaks kan du best lide jeg kan best lide Kims kanonkugler
Quite nice to hear how Phil's German origin allows him to pronounce lots of the words quite good. Native English speakers tend to just straight up butcher the words.
Deana has a very good pronunciation of Danish - very impressed!
Fun fact 80% of Comments are danish people showing off.
including me
LoL dansker holder sammen
Yes
Im danish
Lol dansker styre for vildt
dansker squard 👌
"Du må godt" in this case is like Spangsbergs slogan and means something like "Go ahead" or allowing you to indulge in them.
“Have you tried any danish candy?” Yes I’m from Denmark ;-;
yes me too
Ja same
Like denne her kommentar vis du forstår den
jeg er selv dansk
Jeg er dansk
Det er jeg også
@@tanjabaydrgert5812 sjovt nok siden vi kan forstå det
Ja XD
‘’tom and kim knows how to feed- em- danish people!’’
me literraly dying : 😂😂😂
R. I. P.
Me choosing budget snacks and candy thinking sarcastically: "they sure do."
The Toms Mimoser and Kringler are typically sold at Christmas time. They cost about 1.5-2 dollars/euro.
From denmark
I'm Danish this is like comedy for the Danes when they read it
3:54 that pronounciation of ostepops was on point
That was fun. I hope more people from different countries send you guys their snacks like this. It's interesting to see all the various foods.
i'm danish and "du må godt" means "you're allowed to" in this case meaning "you're allowed to eat it 7:11
Jeg er Dansk og jeg elsker dansk slik(im danish and i love danish candy)
You don’t like the Toms skildpadder😱 I-I-I don’t evne want to talk to you right now
I feel germany will invade us again, this time to punish us for the Toms Skildpadder :p
WHAT?! HOW CANT THEY LIKE THEM
they are disgusting
@@Noah-ij6bq They're great.
Lol
Its so funny to hear how they say thise things like “ostekugler”😂
I really wanna hear them say “rød grød med fløde” In the next danich video😁☺️
Keep up the good work!
Yeah lol rød grød med fløde
i'm literally going sampl deanna saying cannonballs' hahhahahaa
Im from denmark and when she Said : Tak skal du have. It kinda flattered me because it sounded Danish!
Omg I love this channel and today a danish candy video, awesome! Greetings from Denmark 🇩🇰
What is your favorite candy from Denmark?
@@DeanaandPhil actually I live only 25 km from the German border so we eat lots of German candy. But us Danes love the skildpadder chokolade u can get it in chokolade bar form in ice cream and so, guess it's an acquired taste. 😂
Mine is piratos and toms wait a sec just all toms and fact i am from denmark
Them: Aha its a bigger one! Danes: Trust me thats not big...
YOOOO A DANiSH HERE
Here is the full translations of everything danish in the video :D (feel free to point out something i missed or any spelling mistakes :P)
0:28 "Tak" is translated to thanks
0:31 "Tak skal du have" Is translated to "Thank you very much" or "Thanks a lot" (a more formal way to say thanks)
0:52 "Skum med vaniljesmag med lys og mørk chokolade" means "Foam with vanilla taste with milk and dark chocolate"
1:35 "3 Kæmpe skildpadder" Which means "3 giant turtles"
2:02 "Chokolade med romcreme og karamel" This one is "Chocolate with Rum cream and caramel"
3:06 "Kims Kannonkugler" translates to "Kims cannonballs"
3:11 "Cheddarost" is just "Cheddar"
3:54 "Kims Ostepops" Translates to "Kims Cheesepops"
5:23 "Toms Mimoser" Mimoser ain't danish so can't help you there :P
5:27 "Ristet hasselnød med nougat og mørk chokolade" means "Roasted hazelnut with nougat and dark chocolate"
5:32 "Toms kringeler" ---> "Toms pretzels" (yall asked if this was "Fancy chocolates" i won't say yes because it isn't... but it ain't cheap either)
6:57 "Nougat Snitter" means "Nougat slices"
7:00 "Spangberg klassikere" translates to "Spansberg classics"
7:03 "Spangsberg ønsker glædelig jul med en rigtig juleklassiker" ---> "Spangsberg wishes a merry christmas with a real christmas classic"
7:07 "Du må godt!" is actually the catchphrase of the brand. it correctly translates to "You are allowed!" (Meaning you're allowed to eat the candy)
8:29 "Snebolde" -----> "Snowballs"
9:46 "Pingvin blanding" means "Penguin mixture"
9:50 "Vingummi og lækre stænger" ---> "gummies and yummy rods"
10:55 "Guld barre mælkechokolade" translates to "Goldbar milkchokolade"
11:09 "Åbn her" wasn't said in the video but this is how it would have been spelled on the packeging
11:45 "Nougat marzipan bar" I am not translating this one for you, it's practically already english
12:59 "Tak skal du have" again it's a formal way to say thanks
God that took so long O-O
“4 giant turtles”
Dem: opens it
Surprise: there is only 3😂
lol I saw that to Theres normally 4 in them ps im from Denmark
Technically they are tortoises in their look and name, as both turtle and tortoises be called "Skildpadder" in danish, but it your talking about those that live in the sea you put the word "hav" before it. Meaning Sea Turtle. But these are actually made after some leather back turtles washed ashore in the 1940's, so it wouldn't be wrong to called them turtles either.
everybuddy need Anton and kim and Tom in there lives.
I am danish so i talk danish, and I tried it all. There is so far fun in denmark, and all in denmark Are super happy, always
You can see it on My name and videos i didnt Load Any GAMING videos but I talk danish
Miss you guys. I hope all is well and that you guys are just taking a little winter break for some quality time. Wishing you both a Happy New Year! x
The same! We miss you and hope you're all safe and well. Kisses! 🤗😘
"kims and toms know how to feed danes" hahah i dead haha but its true tho
Bruh the turtles only have like 0,5% of weight as alchohol
But they have a very strong rum flavour anyway so I don’t really see how that’s relevant
When you are in Denmark, you have to try an original Bøfsandwich - no candy but delcious
YEEEES The one with gravy!
woooww! That looks great! Hopefully when all of this is over we can visit Denmark!
Could be super cool with a trip to Danmark!
I WANT IT
@@DeanaandPhil hope i see you
Have been to Denmark as a child and there was a really good candy manufacture, can't really remember where it was but have very good memories of the candy 😂
A note to the "Du må godt" It's not translated correctly, it's translates to "you are allowed to" or "It's alright" and is mostly used if a kid or someone askes for a bite or a bit or candy and you answer with "Du må god"
I am from Denmark my favourite snack or candy is Kim’s chips with sour cream and onion
Kim's is really good ! I like the krydder chips, Ostepops and Kanonkugler .
Tuborg is better
All KIMs chips taste legendary
@@acs2152 tuborg beer chips?
@@AlxzAlecnah just Tuborg
Im from Denmark and i laughed every time you trying to say something on danish😂 love it
Yeah…
Samme her
Same
i am comming on it too lol! ffs.
Thanks for rating our candy/snacks!❤
Vielen danke für die Bewertung unserer snacks!❤
I love hearing people trying to talk our language, mostly because there pronounce most words incorrectly. but fortunately almost all Danes can speak fluent English. we learn English at a very young age, so even teens (like myself) can speak it as if it were our first language. when we get a little older we can choose between learning German and French, so some of us can speak that too. so if you ever come to visit, we would be happy to help you around. Just ask. kind regards from a random Dane, hehehe.
Btw, the chokolade with room is called turtles.
Whaat i find it most danish people speak english poorly especially the way us danes pronounce english words we sound tol danish speaking english
@@saradavidsen1502 most People I have met speak English fluently, some of them even speak with the American accent. However I would admit that some speaks poor English but that is more because of the Danish accent than anything else. I have also noticed that the older generation speaks worse than the new ones. it's probably because us the new generation has grown up with English words everywhere. for example, when I was a little younger around 8-10 years old, I saw a lot of English entertainment, English RUclipsrs, English movies, etc. it could also have something to do with where in the country you are from. we do have different accents in different parts of the country.
@@_Raguel i think it also depends on how much you speak it. even though i have written more english than danish, i still dont know how to properly pronounce something like "very" without adding an awkward w sound into the r, or when i have to say "actually" i completely butcher the word because thats how its spoken fast, except i still say it somewhat slow, so it does not sound natural at all
literally noone in Denmark speaks English
@@sussanna1077 this isnt entirely true from my experience. me and my best friend regularly speak english when we visit each other even though we are both danes and live in denmark, because we are used to typing english online to each other. swapping danish words with english is also becoming more common in general. some danes learn more english than danish the more time we spend online, and might forget the danish equivalents while chatting, so we prefer to use english instead to get a point across quicker. even my old mom is starting to use english more frequently for swearing, and might also say full lines in broken english because it has a better emphasis than the danish equivalent. so i dont agree that we dont speak english here. there are other countries that are much more unaccustomed to using english for anything at all, even when they need to, and we do it just because we like to
The Kringler and Mimoser are actually not very expensive, which i love because Kringler is one of my favorites, im glad you liked some of our snacks
Just adding through out the video:
"Du må godt" the best way i would translate it is "your are allowed"
"Snebolde" is something most familys have on the kandy tray at christmas
Åkander and Orangegrene are the winners! I'll fight you on this!
:D
@@mazzysmainframe I have since figured out that orangegrene are my top 1, no reason to fight me on it i will fight with you
THE SNEBOLDE ARE SO GOOD we danish ppl eat them at crhistmas
yeah snebolde is prob my favorite out of the things they showed.. snebolde for christmas and fugleæg for easter xD both soo good
Danish pastries are amazing too!
Things like carrot-strawberry cupcakes not to sweet, just perfect.
What how is that a Danish pastry?
we got one called the 'baker's bad eye' or Spandauer in german ^^ :D
Im danish i love how You gays taste danish candy for the frist time 👏
Wtf it says you get 4 skildpadder on the package but only 3 in it!!
haha, think they found a random image on google ^^
Ditto, thinking for myself the same.
Just an little error that suddenly got all my attention.
@@HPMICHAEL i didnt even catch it the first time i must admit
When he reads the package, he says 3 but the photo they used in editing says 4.
11:48 that akward moment when you have to explain that Anton Berg is Toms upscale brand
Hahahahahaah
I am from Denmark so it was funny to hear you try to talk Danish. :-)
3:19 we like “osterejer” to
I’m glad RUclips is calorie free. I’d be 400lbs
😂👌 Me too!
The danish idé of nougat is something that taste a bit like nutella. Our nougat is made out of nut cream. The white chewy foamy nougat we refer to as french nougat.
I love you guys. You are such a cute couple and Deena with the stuffed animal with the waving rabitears so extremly cute and adorable ❤
🐰🐻
You say "tak skal du have" relly good. I Come from Denmark
Jeg kommer også fra danmark
@@emmaborcher408 fedt det er et godt land
@@juliemrkchristensen7746 ja helt enig👍
@@emmaborcher408 hvor kommer du fra i landet?
Et også fra Danmark
You can’t split the Kæmpe Skilpadde since it’s a different flavor in each end. Here is how to eat it; you bite the head off and suck the caramel cream and rom cream out and eat the chocolate in one mouthful. And you can’t say you have had Danish candy if there is no licorice!!
you can get all the danish candy in germany to. But you have to go up to the grenzshops close to the danish border. They have loads of Swedish and Finish candy to.
sounds like you have done that! :)
Yes, I know these shops, at the border and the Fehmarn island. Lots of chocolate, end even more alcohol. I am sure the Danish Health Minister hates these shops. 😁
@@DeanaandPhil Im from Denmark so yes also in the summer some of the shops are open from monday morning at 06:00 untill saturday night at 00:00 on sundays they open at 11:00 to 22:00 rest of the year its from 06:00 to 22:00 monday to saturday and than again on sundays from 11:00 to 22:00. i do that once or twice a months. ( also most of the kids on the german side of the border. spend their tashengeld in thies gränzshops. if you ever after Covid should get this far north in germany. you should visit one of the bigger once. they have more candy than you have ever seen in one shop before.
Bevor ich das Video schaue: bestimmt ist da eine Menge Lakritzkram dabei sowie diese Schoko-Schildkröten mit Karamellfüllung.
vielleicht...
I’m from Denmark and Deanna you are so good at danish
Im sorry but its too funny when youre trying to read danish. Mostly because im danish😂😂
@Fishy Vagina No, that's swedish ;)
Danish gang where you?
Hi i am from Denmark so it so fun to see you try it becuse i have see all the candy and snacks before
i am from denmark, and it is so fun to heat how u are saying the names😂
Ja lol
Hmm. Should I send some slovenian candy?
Yes. Please. 😀
Im from Denmark and i coulden stop laughing when you Tried to read in danish
I have tried a LOT of Danish candy and snacks, as I am Danish ... my favorite will forever may be salty licorice
Salty licorice really is great. I recently learned of a Swedish online store called haupt lakritz who sell some good ones, and even some fun ones.
@@JeppeBeier yeap Gajol factory is just down the block ( or was)
they now sell it as shots and it's not a 'coincidence' that gajol is a slurr for tatties' they should drink all of those ill pay for that :D
i love how in your videos, there are some adult jokes :) 8:40
😋 hehe
Im from Denmark and some of the snacks i havn’t even tried yet. I know the danish language is very hard to learn but I’m really empresses by you👏👏
I really like the “ostepops”🧀🧀
Lol i love how it says 4 turtles but theres 3 and, its not actual alchohol so totally kid friendly “Toms” is very popular❤️❤️
my ex worked at toms factory just down the road they could eat the whole production line for free. real story :D
@@goyzrus8830 What oh my god im jealous!!
many look good. I prefer chocolate over crisps
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Not gonna lie but I’m a Dane and I’m dying😂😂😂😂the way you say the danish name’s 😂
Nougat snitter are chrismas candy im coming from denmark
Yes, jul was a dead giveaway. Yule is basically the same word. Some of these words are so easy to compare them to german and dutch. I understood everything.
Sometimes danish is just so funny 😊
Like the saying "it's blowing half a pelican" 🌬 if it's windy outside... oddly specific 😂
Q: Do you like choclate with alcohol inside?
A: Hell yes, mmm cherry liquor.
There is not alcohol in skildpadeder
Svar mig hvis i er danskere
Im coming from Denmark, it’s so fun to see people trying danish candy😂❤️
How sad, no liquorice, that is plain wrong, most You Tubers LOVE Danish liquorice (NOT) Make turtle soup out of the last two turtles (equal parts heavy whipping cream and turtles, gently heated in a small pot) pour over ice cream. Funny that another Jesper sent you that package.
Whipping cream sounds painful ;-)
The guy who sent this must be a Marcipan/milk chocolate freak, because there are so much more and better.. also why send the worst bag of Gummies and assorted sweets we have? Great video though.
"Du må godt" = "You are allowed to"
"Thank you" = just "Tak" - "Tak skal du have" is very formal and nobody says that, literal translation is 'You shall have my "thank you" '
"Du må godt" heißt: "Du darfst es essen" ;)
6:46 what you have right there is old ppl candy, you go to ur grandparents house and they almost always have them
Hej alle danskere og mange tak fordi du brugte Google oversæt
Interesting that Phil preferred the _Spangsberg_ marcipan over the _Anthon Berg_ marcipan... The latter is highly regarded as being of a much higher quality.
Im danish and mostly wathing to see how americans/english people reads and pronouncs. I hope you liked the snakcs
The Tom's penguin sticks that are brown with a hard shell and darker brown stripes across are a "Larvae" design. So like the turtle concept but much smaller.
Anthon Berg is the Rolls Royce of Danish chocolate. It's the brand you buy, if you want to give away a very nice box of chocolate.
But I've never been a fan of those marzipan bars. They are also pretty cheap, compared to what they usually make.
I like that you are like “this is royalty” but they are normal in denmark
I’m just watching this like it looks funny when they some danish words on other level😂
I'm from Denmark, my filipina girlfriend actually loves licorice, to my big surprise and as all filipinos are, she is crazy about chocolate
Skildpadder means turtles, and they are a classic snake, but don't contain any actual turtles. Also there used to always be 4 in a package, damn shrinkflation.
It is sad that they don't have Kim's Tomatskruer, while Kanonkuglerne is good, nothing beats the Tomatskruer
I’m from denmark and when they Said tak skal du have i almost died of laughter😂
Me siting here as a danish kid just thinking this is so fun
You’re “tak” was fantastic❤ ( comming from a danish person )
The "tak skal du have" was actually super accurately pronounced. Sentence used more like "Thank you very much", for a more sincere thank you.
If you live in Germany it's short distance to Danmark. Not far and you should go there in the spring and summer. København, Fyn, Grenå and Bornholm and many more
Danish candy without trying the Danish soda from Tuborg 😂
Omg i love when she spoke danish
Did you know that in Denmark then if you work at spangsberg you can eat some of the candy
Finally somone makes an video about denmark- Btw sad u didnt try chocofanter they are everywhere in denmark ( i only know that cause im born raised and live in denmark
I watched this video before I went to Copenhagen to decide what sweet treats to buy for gifts and this helped me narrow down what to buy and avoid 😆