Japanese Try Snacks from Finland (Food & Snacks Haul)
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2018
- Today we're trying some food and snacks from Finland! This is awesome because we've never tried Finnish food. Thanks to Eero & Terhi for sending us these treats.!
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Hey peeps pls STOP🚫sending Satoshi liquorish sweets cos he Doesn’t like it he Hates it😪We all have a certain taste or tastes we don’t like & can’t consume! Pls don’t force him somethin he really can’t enjoy it’s upsetting like come on send various n plenty of other things💖
Geisha used to have a Japanese woman in kimono on the package .
I love to see Japanese reacting to Finnish snacks and stuff because they usually pronounce the names correctly
You pronounce those thing correctly unlike most countries since pronounciation of western letters is very similar in both of oour countries.
Greetings from Finland. Geisha in Finland means Japan Geisha.
You guys can pronunce the Finnish words really amazingly! Japan and Finnish language must be close to each other in that way.
There's a trick for cracking the Mignon egg's shell. You have to refridgerate it first, and with a good crack you can basically just lift half of the shell off. Peeling a warm Mignon egg results in a lot of shards and dirty fingers.
Geisha means geisha and the chocolate is from 1962 when there were Tokio Olympics.
It is good practice to but he mignon egg into the fridge before eating it. Then the shell will come of easily.
Good stuff!
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Interesting you pointed out how many items were not as sweet. Sweets and baked goods in Nordic countries are mostly less sweet than many other western countries. Many feel an aversion to candy and cakes that are too sweet and the complaint or worry that something is too sweet is a common thing to hear, guess that is why taste of licorice and sour is so popular for candy..
I can't stop smiling! (: It is awesome to watch how positive you guys are
Geisha does mean Geisha in Finland too ^^
Pronounciation in Finland and Japan are quite similiar for example your " Ruis Nacho " and " Kismet " are totally on point ! Ruis = Rye = Rye nacho . I love Japan and i wish that someday on my life i would like to move to Japan, love everything about it. Perkele ! And overall you guys have had the best pronounciation so far on youtube ! I tasted NATTO and i have nothing good to say about it, Sushi Natto at Kanasawa.. bleah ! this comment is brougt to you by " STRONG ZERO LEMON " I love those and when i was in japan i sent those to finland ! It is MiG non just as you said it first
What wonderful treats! Thank you, Eero and Terhi, for sending such a great package from Finland! Everything looked so good. I went to college in Seattle, and sometimes we had salmon chowder there. It was very delicious! It's so nice that you were able to try a salmon soup, too. I'm looking forward to part two of the Finnish treats. Thanks for the video! :-)
Geisha is my favourite! We have them in Sweden too. 😍
Mignon is like an easter egg in Finland. You can paint on in, like kids do on easter. Greetings from Finland ❤️
I practice Daitoryu Aikijujutsu in Finland. Some of the Japanese sensei often visit us and salmon soup has also been one of their favourite Finnish meals to order here.
Relish and pickles are abundant in Scandinavia, Finland included. Geisha chocolate is one of my favorites here in Sweden..Geisha chocolate is named Geisha after the japanese word :p it also has that pink, Sakura color for that reason. Fazer, Marabou and Cloetta are 3 big brands in Sweden and Finland.