American tries Danish Candy / Lakrids / Taste Test
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- Опубліковано 10 чер 2021
- Hi! I'm Kelly, an American mom living in Denmark. Today, I try Danish "lakrids" or black licorice candy. These Danish treats were recommended to me by my followers, since they are the "best black licorice in Denmark", or so I have been told. See how this American reacts to trying Danish candy. This is a Danish candy taste test that I will never forget.
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My son liked the Pipes… don’t know what pibes are😂🙈
Ofc he did. They are awesome also for kids
Salmiak is sal ammoniac, ammonium chloride. Mostly known as salty licorice for Americans.
You should try sweet liquorice instead or even almond dipped in chocolate and covered with liquorice powder 😉
@@karinajohannessen1754 |that sounds nice!
@My New Danish Life A word of advice watch out for Chilikugler by Chili Claus, unless you love spicy stuff. Though they are not salty, they contain chili and the higher number on the pack, the hotter they get 🔥🔥🔥 😁
I love watching Americans trying ammonium chloride licorice. I always bring Danish licorice to my American friends just to watch their faces when they try to eat them. I'm evil I know 😁
Have you tasted the extremely strong from Sweden? It’s apparently too strong fo the Danish department of health.i love the Danish licorice but I can only eat 2 -4 pieces a day 😀😀
@@charisma-hornum-fries A day? LOL You Danes love your candy! :)
Yeah! I do the same, but it only works the first time I bring it 😁😁😁 !
@@KHValby Right. So I test it on different people, or have those who have already done, test on their friends
What Peanut Butter is for you, Licorice is for us, and you Americans love your Peanut Butter 😁 ! You have to grow up with it, to appreciate it 😎 !!
Some of my classmates in primary school would eat amonium chloride out of the jar in the chemistry lab. That is how popular salmiak is in Denmark.
This is so much fun 😂 and at the "skole kridt" we almost got a "wtf" 🤣
I think starting off with sweeter licorice is the way to go so you can become accustomed to the taste.
Haribo makes lots of good sweet licorice like the ones in Matador Dark Mix, ABC Lakrids, Lakrids Sutter and Mega Roulette.
Sweet Finnish licorice is also really good. There is also Poletter by Toms that i really enjoy, its kinda refreshing like mint or eucalyptus
Also want to mention that usually when licorice is covered by a really strong powder or salt/sugar the licorice underneath tastes nowhere near as strong as you'd expect.
At the end of the day you don't have to like it, i think its really cool that you at least tried :D
The Haribo Matador Mix Classic, Dark, Sunny and The Haribo ABC and The Haribo Lcorice Sucks and The Haribo Mega Roulette is actually not from Denmark 🇩🇰, but The Haribo Matador Mix Classic, Dark, Sunny and The Haribo ABC and The Haribo Lcorice Sucks and The Haribo Mega Roulette is actually original from Germany 🇩🇪 my friend 😎😄😀😁😃🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻
@@jonathanthomsen3111 Well, just because you don't like it doesn't mean it sucks and other people can't enjoy it. Also, i never claimed to to be Danish.
@@theflyinggasmask No did I say that? No I I didn’t. I didn’t not say other peoples cannot enjoyed this thing, so please read my comment again and don’t be so aggressive and don’t be so arrogant OK my friend 😁😎😊😃😀🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻
@@jonathanthomsen3111 You're calling me arrogant and aggressive? Yet you're the one trying to correct a non-existing problem in a 1 year old comment. Then claiming Haribo licorice sucks.
Just stop mate, you're digging deeper into an issue and argument that's non-existent.
@@theflyinggasmask but you comment is very arrogant some kind of aggressive and toxic too as well okay dude and I am maybe not the only one that thinks that okay friend
Just read first comment you had sent back to me okay
I live in Mexico, when my family comes over from Denmark they bing me lots of lakrids to me
As a Dane living in Germany where the licorice is not as fully represented as in Denmark....the only thing I request from family and friends from Denmark is "LAKRIDS!" I like "Zulu", Ga-jol and the all vegan sweet kinds of Lakrids...since I moved from Denmark in 1988 there are lots of new ones but with the vegan and sweet ones you will get me every time!
The Haribo Zulu is actually not from Denmark 🇩🇰, but The Haribo Zulu is actually original from Germany 🇩🇪 my friend 😄😀😁😃😊😎🤜🏻🤛🏻🤘🏻👍🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻
As a German I can only say that danish Lakrids is the best. 😍
Ha, ha, haaaa! You must think we are crazy people in Denmark. I could actually eat licorice for breakfast! :-)
Now that does sound crazy! ;) LOL
Watching this made my mouth water sooo bad!!!!
It made my eyes water! :)
@@MyNewDanishLife i Think salmiak is something you need to be introduced to early - I can’t remember at time I didn’t love it!!
I still remember the first time I ‘rediscovered’ djunglevrål - I was around 23/24, apprenticing as a hairstylist and found them in a recently opened ‘flying tiger’ ( just tiger at the time) I was SOOOO happy - and after that I kept searching for them - I hadn’t seen them for years at this point - I think the last time before that were when I was at Efterskole ;)
Thank you for an informative video
I love this! Thank you for even trying it haha - very brave of you!
If you get a stomach ache from the salmiak, just drink milk, it'll soothe you right away. Tyrkisk peber is my favourite. But biting into it was probably not the best for a beginner to do ;)
This was hilarious 😂😂
With the Tyrkisk Peber I think the mistake was biting into it, because then you end up with the entire dose at once.
If you suck it like a lossinge, your saliva will eventually open a small hole in it and it will slowly release a small dosage of it, and over time it will increase in intensity, but that will be a slow gradual ramp-up rather than a massive shock to your mouth.
The powderstuff on Dracula is what we commonly know as salmiak. I'm addicted to those
Your pain has not been in vain! I just subscribed! :D
You’re such a champ.
Also I watched this while eating liquorice ice cream. Yum.
Why are people always telling people, who aren’t used to it, to go for the tough stuff? Kids don’t start out with salmiak and the strong ones - they go for the Amager-stang from Pingvin, Flagermus from Haribo and Finsk lakridsstang (the fat not salty one) which is a sweeter and softer and just nice.
Please Denmark - if you lile others to like it, don’t give them the bad stuff that not all danes eat anyway!
I did.
You found one and that is a beginning... 🇩🇰 Salmiak is ammonium chloride. You did spit out my favourite - Super Piratos - but you are forgiven. I have yet to meet a foreigner who could stomach it. 😉
Actually you are kind of brave doing a taste test of only licorice - most other UA-camrs try a mix of Danish candy and only one or two types of licorice...
Thanks. Glad you liked the video! :)
Our two American guest teachers here in Sisimiut loves Danish liquorice, all of it. I rarely saw a smile as radiant as when I gifted them with some of the strongest.
@@PalleRasmussen That is not normal...LOL I haven't met an American who likes the hard Danish stuff. You must have found the rarest of them all. LOL
@@MyNewDanishLife well, both Miles last year, and Natalie and Kaley this year, liked it. Miles could not eat the Djunglevrål, but the two girls loved them.
The Haribo Super Piratos is actually not from Denmark 🇩🇰, but The Haribo Super Piratos is actually original from Germany 🇩🇪 my friends 😎😄😀😁😃🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻
This is what I found online -“ Salmiakki is a soft liquorice with ammonium chloride added to give it its distinctive saltiness. More ammonium chloride means stronger, saltier and more potent salmiakki. ... Ammonium chloride - known for being able to break down mucus - ”
That explains a lot!
Hahah, this is SO funny watching .. :'-D You're now officially integrated ;)
lol, this is one of the most hilarious videos I have ever seen on youtube. I think you were very brave.
It reminded me of a friend who took some salmiak lakrids with her to India. And the Indians thought it was too strong! :-)
I was about to say you didn't like my favorites, but who am I kidding they are all my favorites 😂
Great video - I had to laugh out loud. Greetings from northern Germany - still Lakritz-Country :-)
Danke für dein Besuch! :)
Oh my, this is fun. And you are so brave. To put something in your mouth, that you do not like.... 🙌🌹
That was fun 😁. Like watching kids try different alcoholic shots. You should try the classic Lakridskonfekt. It's a bag with square formed pieces in different colors and flavors and no salmiak 🙂.
When you were trying Tyrkisk peber I was just waiting in excited anticipation. Especially when you said it was not so bad, but you are going to bite into it... I was not disappointed. Am I a bad person?
Anyway, you are awesome for trying it out. Great vid
Thanks!
I know plenty of Danish people who dont like licorice, you did great!
I am soooo sorry, but it's very entertaining to watch you tourment yourself. :D :D
I love every one of the candys you tried. You really did finde some good ones. :)
LOL thanks. :)
You picked a good collection of licorice. Some sweet and some salty/strong. All of it very tasty and nice.
Near perfekct pronounciation of lakrids!!! This is remarkable! Good on you - godt på dig...
I don’t want to sound mean, but I just love to see your physical reactions :) You may not like liquorice but it does make your body feel alive :D
alive? It felt like death! LOL :)
@@MyNewDanishLife But don't you appreciate being alive more after tasting this? :P
I brought some to Japan. It did not go down well. Even the ever so humble and polite Japanese had to admit defeat.
This was so funny, omg
I pretty much only like salmiak lakrids. I like the little bite on the tongue. Sweet licorice is weird to me :P
Same. I actually like all of those she tried. Yes, also "heksehyl" and "piratos". The more salmiak/salt the better 😊
@@betina8780 The Haribo Piratos and The Haribo Super Piratos is actually not from Denmark 🇩🇰, but The Haribo Piratos and The Haribo Super Piratos is actually original from Germany 🇩🇪 my friend 😎😄😀😁😃🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻
I looove the pibes. If you keep the box open, they go hard, so keep the box closed. If you buy the single ones, they are very soft. Have you tried Labre Larver? They have a sugar glaze over the lakrids, which is sweet in it self. To avoid the salmiak lakrids choose the sweeter and soft “finsk lakrids”. Enjoy.
Interesting.
This is what an American in pain look like😂😂
True!
First of all, another nice video.The last one is my favorite licorice. I would just like more pebber in and on it, to give it more "kick". You could try licorice in other forms tho icecream, flødeboller, cake, lakriskonfekt, tea, alcohol a.s.o. there is a big variety of stuff and dosent all have a strong licorice taste.
- "bats, dracula, witches its not like warm and fuzzy things" - no nether is licorice 😀
Something else. Do you like "koldskål" super delicius on a hot summer day(to a danish person) can be eaten different thing fruits, berries, cornflakes, icecream and ofc "kammerjunkere" i wonder why its not more popular out in the world, does it just taste horrible if your not use to it from childhood?
I am doing a video about summer treats, so stay tuned for that! :)
You should have tried some more "child" friendly liquorice like the - Haribo Rotella lakridsruller. Or maybe those that looks like small hats
The Haribo Rotella is actually not from Denmark 🇩🇰, but The Haribo Rotella is actually original from Germany 🇩🇪 my friend 😎😄😀😁😃🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻
oh yes you should try licorice tea its mild and a bit sweet taste on its own. With out added sugar.
I have had tea that has had licorice in it, but I haven't had "licorice only" tea. I will look for it! :)
@@MyNewDanishLife They usually have images of licorice roots on the outside of the box, looks like wrinkly twigs.
All for the youtube folowers
Thanks for you trying. :-)
Mad props for trying it out, Kelly 👍🏻
But so many different types in one try? Even danes don’t eat lickorice like that.
We usually get one bag, and then stick to that. Not 14 different ones. 😂
I didn't want to have to do this again! :)LOL
Do not lie. We eat as much as possible in as many variations as possible. I had six kilos mixed sent to me in Greenland. You can get much here, but not all. No Djunglevrål for example.
Thanks for the video Kelly!
I also do not like black licorice. My mother used to eat a lot of black licorice called Ga-Jol.
Grew up on Super Piratos.. Empty a whole bag in no time. This is really funny 😂
The Haribo Super Piratos is actually not from Denmark 🇩🇰, but The Haribo Super Piratos is actually original from Germany 🇩🇪 my friend 😎😄😀😁😃🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻
So funny. You look like a toddler eating broccoli or cauliflower for the first time. I can almost see you as a child here 😃😃😃
Oh, dear. We have other kinds of liquerice, that taste a lot better, and without salmiak and pepper. Soft Panda and soft sweet liquerice - try thiese. You will be surpriced.
Panda isn’t Danish though …
The Panda 🐼 licorice is actually not from Denmark 🇩🇰, but The Panda 🐼 licorice is actually original from Finland 🇫🇮 my friends 😄😊😁😎😀😃🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻
Heksehyl means “Witch Howls” you’re welcome😊
licorice and chocolate is a surprisingly good combination!
The only way to eat licorice. LOL
I love heksehyl, that in the midtle is the Best 😍😍😍😍😍
I really don't like the Lakrids candy, but a while ago I got the ice cream version and surprisingly it was really good 😀
I will have to remember that. We have a Sun Lolly that is raspberry and licorice, but no one likes them but my husband. Maybe, I'll start with that first. LOL
I love Draculas. You should give it another go and suffer through the powder. It get sweeter when you're through the powder.
All I took away from that was that you want me to "suffer". LOL Umm...no thanks! :)
@@MyNewDanishLife hahaha. I personally love them, but I said suffer because you didn't like the powder. Maybe try rinsing it off with water? Idk I just feel like you didn't give them a fair try because of the powder 🙈
@@n9nnascreativeandrandomstu858 Ok! I will try! :)
@@MyNewDanishLife Great! Let me know how you like it. Oh! And don't bite it, it has more powder inside the hard candy.
Nope nope nope nope, I am with you, I CANNOT do black licorice, no matter how many years I live here, I'm sorry 😂 All the more for my Danish husband, I guess!
I guess your husband doesn't complain... 😆
Same here. My husband didn't complain when he got all the leftovers from this video! :) I tried to get him to do the video with me, but that will be when pigs fly. :(
@@berrycarbs Oh no, I think he's quite pleased with the situation, funnily enough 🤔 His favorite is the Skipper pipes; I usually grab a box as a treat for him every now and then
@@MyNewDanishLife What about your kids, which side do they fall on?? 🤭
@@ErininCopenhagen one likes, one doesn't
Live in Iowa, love lakrids, but also enjoy all the licorice!
I'm not sure about this salminak (sp?) stuff. It doesn't taste like licorice at all. LOL
Salmiak salt is often found in pee... Of course, what they put in the candies are artificially made.
So no reason to fear it.
My Chinese wife never really had trouble with liquorice, it's not that far from liquorice root, but the little Finnish touch of salmiak kinda throws her off.
Anyway, Fazer, if you're reading this, bring the salty caramel candy bars to DK... tried it on a finnair flight, but we can't all afford to go to China every month.
Edit: it's actually impressive how tolerant Americans often are to chili but how strong most react to salmiak. I mean, I'd be crying from pain after a ghost pepper, but tyrkisk peber hurts no one.
I already love black licorice, wonder if I'd like some of those....
One of my favorite candy is : Skolekridt = menthol and salmiak i can eat like 20-30 pieces with out any issue :) , i also like skippers pipes due to the Licorice taste a little chocolade , and last but not least, Tyrisk Peber from FINLAND =D so thasty can eat an hole bag . //Swedish guy.
Dracula is the best! I'll eat a whole bag in 30 minutes. Sooo addictive! 😍
Super-Piratos are really great, if you have a sore throat - there are also the slightly milder and smaller standard Piratos.
Vejskilte (road-signs), Salt-muslinger, Amager-kiks and Blue Jeans are other classics. 😉
The "salt" part isn't your normal kitchen salt ( NaCl - Potasium Chloride), but another type of salt called Ammonium Chloride ( NH4Cl ) instead - aka. Salmiac.
The Haribo Piratos and The Haribo Super Piratos is actually not from Denmark 🇩🇰, but The Haribo Piratos and The Haribo Super Piratos is actually original from Germany 🇩🇪 my friend 😎😄😀😁😃🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻
@@jonathanthomsen3111 I didn't say that they are, but they are very popular here 😉
@@Bjowolf2 No, but now you know it my friend 😃😎😀😄😊😁🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻
@@jonathanthomsen3111 I already did 😉
@@Bjowolf2 Okay my friend 😄😀😊😎😃😁🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻
I would recommend licorice tea!
Haha I love how you can see the fear of the licorice in your face and body language 😄
The middle of the heksehyl is the best part.
Btw what kind of coffee are you drinking? Tastes like coffee 😂. Regarding the coffee note I ended up spitting some out from laughing
I don’t drink coffee. 😂
@@MyNewDanishLife Haha understandable if you think it tastes like licorice and you don't like that 😜
As a kid and even up through my 20s I didn't like licorice, now I love it, especially the ice cream, damn that's good, it's certainly an acquired taste. Would say that if you want to make a comparison to something American it would be root beer.
I was never a root beer fan either! LOL
Ha ha ... I promise you that I am really not a sadist, but this was so funny. All those black liquorice / ammonium chloride (salmiak) products are what one would call an acquired taste 😁.
The reason for the taste is that Danish liquorice is actually made (was made) with the extract from the plant called liquorice (Glycyrrhiza glabra). So when e.g. Americans say that those red long things are liquorice, to a Dane that's just all kinds of wrong. But that's the thing with words - They can loose their original meaning over time.
Gott og Blandet is swedish, and I don't like them either, but I'm like your hubby, I love the skolekridt :-)
Gott of Blandet by Malaco from Cloetta is actually not from Sweden 🇸🇪, but The Gott og Blandet by Malaco from Cloetta is actually original from Denmark 🇩🇰, Copenhagen, Denmark 🇩🇰 my friend 😎😀😊😎😄😃😁😃🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻
i would say you really did pick the worse once and strongest hehehehehe but i love all of them you showed lol
I love dracula piller ( they are sweet in the middel, so if you just Kent sucking of the tip you’d be good)
I love piratos - but they are too big for me so I ALWAYS cut them in half… to me the way to eat them is to stick them to the roof of your mouth and just ‘suck’ on it until it disappears….
My absolute favorite is Djunglevrål!!! Especially if they are fresh and soft… I prefer them with a whooole lot of Salmiak salt on them!!! I can even sit and just lick up salmiak salt mixed with licorice powder…
You should go in to a ‘Johan Bülow’ shop and get a mixture of the chocolate covered licorice with different flavors!! They were the ones who started the chocolate covers licorice trend ;)
I live near Viborg. We don't have those types of shops!!
@@MyNewDanishLife to bad!!!
Then you have two options - you could visit Aarhus and go to Bruun’s galleri or Magasin to get them - or get them online at lakridsbybulow.dk/
@@sabinahertzum9728 I will look for them when I go to Aarhus next! :) Thanks!
The Haribo Piratos and The Haribo Super Piratos is actually not from Denmark 🇩🇰, but The Haribo Piratos and The Haribo Super Piratos is actually original from Germany 🇩🇪 my friends 😎😄😀😁😃🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻
LOL im Laughing :D
If you examine the bags closer, you'll find that all those licorice pieces you don't like, contains salmiak or ammonium chloride.
So just go for those that don't, in the future.
Salmiakspiritus is a common cleaning product in Denmark. It comes in the same bottles, as sprit (alcohol), but is probably just called ammonium chloride in the US.
I believe it's the same stuff that weight lifters sniff to, before lifting a heavy weight at the Olympics, to clear their nostrils.
I have never liked Heksehyl and Skole Kridt. I like lakrids, but i have always disliked those two.
You started with the best candy and then continued with the two worst 😅
Here are three suggestions for licorice I believe you will like.
Buy a liter of ice cream with licorice in. It's mild.
Sød Finsk lakrids (Sweet Finnish licorice). Mild.
Licorice caramels, often seen at German border shops. Mild but nice and special taste.
BTW, I am not a big fan of Piratos myself, I would rather have Zulu.
The Haribo Piratos and The Haribo Super Piratos and The Haribo Zulu is actually not from Denmark 🇩🇰, but The Haribo Piratos and The Haribo Super Piratos and The Haribo Zulu is actually original from Germany 🇩🇪 my friend 😎😄😀😁😃🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻
" I'm not gonna swallow... C'mon Denmark, I had such high hopes " IMO definately X-rated Muhahahaha
I’m danish and I love licorice
That sounds about right. My husband loves it too! :)
Awww, it can be a strength of will to try foreign foods. I think candy should be fun colors; I'm used to reds, yellows, oranges, pinks...etc. I've never seen brown, black, and white candy, lol. Life is too short to eat candy you don't like. Did you at least ever get those donuts you mentioned a month or so back? Lol
Every time I come back from The Netherlands, I love to do the taste test with Dutch drop. I love the Salty licorice, it's gross to most Americans.
Sweet liquorice, is so much better. Next time your are shopping. Put them in your basket :-)
Okay... I just made it to the Super Piratos tasting. I have to say, the entertainment value is PRICELESS!! 😂😂😂😂
First of all, you can't be saying it's disgusting! Secondly, you should have sucked on the Piratos as suggested. I keep a bag of them in the car in a Storage compartment between the seats. When the car get's hot, they go soft.
"Like chewing on the tire of a car." How do you even KNOW that!?!? 🤭😂
Okay...recommendation. Try sweet finnish licorice (sød finsk lakrids). Try going for the small boxes of either Ga-Jol or Läkerol. They come in a variety of flavours. One of my favourites is Brombær (Blackberry flavoured). Oh, and don't forget to SUCK on the licorice!
No no no no no no! 😂
@@MyNewDanishLife - Giggling, then literally ROFLMAO 🤭😂😂
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I'm here, ready to watch your new video. Let's see if you can become a citizen. 🙂
I think just tasting this stuff should get me some points! :)
When you have to learn eat Licorice, you need to line up form sweet type to mild salty to strong salmiak type. Like when you eat cheese you dont mix mild and strong between each other. So please get a little help to line the tast from super mild til strong, and find you level.
heksehyl is/was a type of cracker for kids back in the day in sted of exploading they flew of and made a loud whiseling sound ( you placed them on the ground and the flew up to 10 meters) the heksehyl licorice has the same shape and size ( a bit shorter) oh and you are suposed to do the loud whiseling noice when trying it the first time( lol). your oldest son like sweet licorice not salt licorice. if he like the pipes he will most likely ( 95% ) like sweet finish licorice ( not the salty version.) salt licorice has a more intense flavour, than the sweet version. Look for the salt or sweet on the bag. Im NOT a fan of salt licorice. BUT i love Tyrkisk peber to me they are not salty.
I will have to remember that. Thanks! :)
Next do leverpostej!!
I’m a vegetarian, so that will never happen! 😂Any other suggestions?
@@MyNewDanishLife You could eat this because they also made an order thing instead of things made up of meat, but you can get one made out of vegetables or even made of seaweed, algae / kelp my friend 😁😊😎😃😄😀🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻
this is what salmiak is in english= en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ammonium_chloride.
And if you are in to sweet licorice then the Harribo ABC is a nice sweet version.
The Haribo ABC is actually not from Denmark 🇩🇰, but The Haribo ABC is actually original from Germany 🇩🇪 my friend 😎😄😀😁😃🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻
@@jonathanthomsen3111 I do know that ;) haribo is German. but funnily enough once I go to Germany it feels like they don't really have the licorice or they aren't as popular, that everyone sells them.
You should give Lakrids by Bülow a go. They specialise in chocolate coated liquorice and have a big following in the UK & USA (Where the salmiak/salt thing is not the normal liquorice style). I sell it in the UK (I work for a company called Liquorice Heaven) - we have converted a lot of 'liquorice haters' with it. Haupt Lakrits from Sweden is also another brand to try - just avoid the super salty ones if you aren't a fan of that (They are that salty they burn!)
I'll keep my eye out for them when I go to the grocery! :)
@@MyNewDanishLife I doubt you'll find them at the grocery but Johan does have a fair number of retail outlets. If you just get one jar, I'd recommend 'Lakrids D' - Dulche de leche, liquorice & chocolate. Be warned though, they are addictive even if you don't like liquorice....
My reaction to the licorice is exactly the same as yours. Not a fan, you were brave to have done it in front of the camera.
så griner haha :D
Names like Dracula and Heksehyl ( witch-howl, OE hag /
hægtesse, hulian = to howl ) might have warned you 😅
LOL"here we go"🤔🤔😝😝😝😆😆🤣🤣🤣🤣🇺🇸
I do say the "salt" is not for beginners there is sweet Licorice that is much better to start with
LOL😅
Just a little something from the Wiki of Pedia (In English! ;) ) :
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salty_liquorice
Dear Kelly.
You are on the right way. But maybe you should try some of the sweet liquorice from Haribo, like skipper skrå or dukatos. Actually some of the chocolate coated could be even worse than tyrkisk Peber. So you have to read the labels. The different liquorice is made very much like chillies - some are eatable and some are not. Also when it’s a hard Bon Bon it’s meant to be put hole in your mouth and sucked on until it melts away. There by releasing the tast little by little. On you shouldn’t try is fisherman’s friend that’s actually for clearing you throat when you have a cold.
Next time you are shopping take a look at the counter, there are usually small bokses with liquorice tablets from Gajol or läkarol with lots of different flavours maybe you should try on of those start with some of those marked sweet liquorice and you will eventually learn to like it like when you learned to drink alcoholic beverages.
The Haribo Skipper Skrå is actually not from Denmark 🇩🇰, but The Haribo Skipper Skrå is actually original from Germany 🇩🇪 my friend 😎😄😀😁😃🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻
The Haribo Duktos is actually not from Denmark 🇩🇰, but The Haribo Dukatos is actually original from Germany 🇩🇪 my friend 😎😄😀😁😃🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻
You sound like me when I moved to the US and tried US candy. The worst ist Hershey's. That stuff tastes like vomit. Licorice, especially salmiak licorice is only known cure for the common cold. When you like up north for long enough you will learn to love the stuff.
I prefer salty liquorice over sweet liquorice.
Blok is a gateway candy :D
it was the salmiak u dident like in the heskehyl
u should try the marabo with lakris then. its like the lakris/chocolade balls. and by the way...u had all the strong and salmiak ones. i personally love salmiak candy. but go for sweet lakris instead of the strong an salty ones.
I can't stop eating it. I only stop when I run out or my stomach hurts. Soft finish is top notch or Katjes. Lakrids pibes. Blue Jeans. Etc.
The Katjes is actually not from Denmark 🇩🇰, but The Katjes is actually original from Germany 🇩🇪 my friend 😃😀😁😄😄😎🤜🏻🤛🏻🤘🏻👍🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻
@@jonathanthomsen3111 I don't care were it comes from. A variety of great in lakrids
@@freddyfox5002 Yeah but anyway you now it as well okay my friend 😀😎😃😄😊😁🤜🏻🤛🏻🤘🏻👍🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻
You lost me with the skolekridt. I have a gastric bypass, and I get sick when I eat skolekridt. I still do, because they are so good.
Lakrids piber, men også zuluer og dukatos er mine favoritter.....super flyers er også gode 😁
The Haribo Zulu is actually not from Denmark 🇩🇰, but The Haribo Zulu is actually original from Germany 🇩🇪 my friend 😎😄😀😁😃🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻
The Haribo Dukatos is actually not from Denmark 🇩🇰, but The Haribo Dukatos is actually original from Germany 🇩🇪 my friend 😎😄😀😁😃🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻
When my boys were teething I gave them black licorice ropes to chew on
Well, congratulation on you for at least try licorice. It´s well known we like our licorice, sweet or salty here in the nordic countries. Here in Sweden, we have Djungelvrål and Svenskdjävlar, eating them is strongly not advisable if you have a weak stomach or don´t like salmiak, the title says it all, But we do have good salty and sweet licorice, like Almegården´s licorice. The best licorice is Aroma´s Gott & Blandat lakritsmix. Not too sweet not too salty to my taste. Try that.
In the '90s it was very popular making Turkish peppar shot´s. it was basically vodka and Turkish pebber in them. I liked them. I had hoped you should try that too.
You do know the history of the licorice root. It was considered a medicine, it is still a part of some medicines for prevent cough. The root could only be bought at pharmacies. But since 100 years ago it was sold as candy. And from the looks I have seen on youtube there are many non Scandinavians who think it should have stayed in the pharmacies.
The Djungelvrål by Malaco from Cloetta is actually not from Sweden 🇸🇪, but The Djungelvrål by Malaco from Cloetta is actually original from Denmark 🇩🇰, Copenhagen, Denmark 🇩🇰 and PS Svenskdjävlar don’t exist at all my friend 😊😀😃😁😁😎🤘🏻🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻
The Gott & Blandat by Malaco from Cloetta is actually not from Sweden 🇸🇪, but Gott & Blandat by Malaco from Cloetta is actually original from Denmark 🇩🇰, Copenhagen, Denmark 🇩🇰 my friend 😃😁😎😄😊😀🤜🏻🤛🏻🤘🏻👍🏻🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻
good try haha
hat you don't like is ammonium. Like, fertilizer, urin, the list is short. I like it. I do not understand how, but I like it. Ammoniak in danish.