Emmy Eats Finland - Finnish snacks & sweets
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Join me for my first tastes of Finland including suklaa mix, Jenkki, and my favorite salmiakki 😉 on this episode of Emmy Eats Finland on Emmymade in Japan. And big thanks to Milla for sending me this package of Finnish treats to make this episode possible. 😁 New videos every Thursday & Saturday!
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Panda Suklaa Mix 0:55
Boström Assia Essor 2:51
Taffel Cheese Balls 3:29
Jenkki gum 4:31
Ruissipsi sour cream crisps 5:27
salmiakki 6:44
Karl Fazer Lingonberry chocolate bar 8:04
Fazer Moomin 9:18
Marianne 11:05
Fazer Lemon Lakritsi 12:05
Suku Laku 12:57
Pätkis 13:37
Yippo Toffee 14:39
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this is the first video of yours i have ever wached of your and i just have to say i love how your nice and calm and how your intro is not the biggest thing in the world your not like ang other youtuber i have ever seen ...that is a good thingxxx
More Ruby Daww...thank you.
+emmymadeinjapan can you make more finnish tasting i am from finland
+Helen Hiltunen mun puolveljen suku nimi on hiltunen :)
Mr Dopleri Cool
the way she pronounced the Finnish words was actually pretty good for a foreign :D nice! Btw, Finnish is one of the hardest languages to master, along Chinese and few other languages,
Russian is quite hard and Arabic
@@ljmcdonald2703 yeah, those are up there aswell
eksyin näihin suomivideoihin jotenkin ja perkele kun rupee tekee mieli herkkuja kun nuo niitä syö
Jännää, ett miten moni löytää tiensä tänne. :D
Hämmentävää mutta hauskaa! :DD
sit en ymmärrä miks ne ottaa noin pienen palan, ite ahmin aina :(
Ovat varmaankin epäluulosia :/ juustopallotkin menevät 2-5 palloa kerralla. Ja muutenkin kaikki karkit kokonaisina suuhun. Siitäkin selviää maistelemalla, ett mitä karkki sisältää.
Jeps. Itsekin silloin tällöin ostan uutuus-karkkeja tai vanhempiakin karkkeja joita en ole viel maistanut. Enimmäkseen ostan vain niitä joista tykkään.
I'm going to visit Finland and hit up a candy factory lol
good! IM FINNISH
If u come go to a city called vörå which is in österbotten
You can actually visit the Fazer factory (although you have to be with a group). A few years ago you could go inside the actual factory and eat all the sweets fresh, but not anymore :/ (hygiene reasons i believe). But you get free sweets, xylitol gums (which are very popular in finland) and some other products from the Fazer bakery. Also a tour of the factory and you get to go to the factory shop where you can get everything cheaper and also some sweets you only get from the factory. I've been there two or three times, it's awesome :)!
That sounds really cool! I live in California, I would probably try a visit in the summer I've seen you guys have a very cold winter haha
Panda factory.Don't forget that.:)
9:42 pear is pärinä
#jonnelegioona
Jep ;D
Lol nii onki
Samaa mieltä
Reps
Not sure if you knew but Moomin or "Muumit" as it's called here was originally created and illustrated (in her books) by a Finn called Tove Jansson and was originally released in a form of nine books and five picture books. The popular TV-series from the early 90's is actually a Dutch-Finnish-Japanese production. We even have a theme park here in Finland dedicated to the Moomin (Muumit)! Also your pronounciation of Finnish is really good, wow!
Torilla tavataan!!!
näin on!
Muista makkaraperunat!
Gyllä Gyllä.
SamD Ja olut PERKELE
Miten oisin voinut unohtaaa!
I got to correct you a little there. Finland is not actually a part of Scandinavia, but there's this term called Fennoscandia and Finland is a part of that thingy. Just so you know it correctly.
Finland is scandinavian country but its not part of scandinavia.
TheErspa I'm going to need a little bit more info than just saying this. What is the difference between scandinavian country and being a part of scandinavia? There is a lot of discussion whether Finland actually is a scandinavian country or not but I don't really get the point in that. Doesn't a scandinavian country require being part of that mountain range?
Wetski Well actually i had to check it out. if you want go check it out too but it was pretty complicated so i'm not gonna say anything.
TheErspa I did check it out and found that Finland is not a part of scandinavia nor it is a scandinavian country. Also there is no difference between a scandinavian country and being part of scandinavia. All this info is from norden.org/en/the-nordic-region/language
Wetski Finnish wikipedia says that finland have part of scandinavia (mountains)
xylitol is a finnish invention
Thank you Suomi!
To anyone who doesn't know: xylitol is made from birch trees. Their sap, in fact.
DeltaSilver88 yes u r right
Americans invented air planes, cameras and light bulbs and discovered electricity.
So there!
@@kimberlys8422 we invented cellphones.
Emmy you're such a kind and genuinely sweet person. Listening to you has a calming effect and makes me happy whenever I'm feeling blue. I hope you'll always be like this, what a lovely childhood your son must have. I wish you all the best.
You say suklaa really well!
Tykätkää tästä niin kaikki ulkomaalaiset luulee että sanoin jotain mielenkiintoista.
Suomi mainittu, Torilla tavataan!! ;)
juuri niin
Lopettaisitte nää tälläset "torilla tavataan" kommentit...
miks :b
Perkele Nokia vodka
I wonder why majority of foreingers don't like Salmiakki
Because us Finns are insane. Salmiakki is basically liquorice spiced with ammonium chloride...which has some dubious application eg mainly used for fertilizers. but it is yummy.
TheYProxy It is soooooo yummy, we used to make it in chemistry class :) Idk why it's pretty much just us Finns who like it...
foreigners aren't just not used to the taste of salmiakki. I think that most finnish kids don't like it either but when they grow up eating salmiakki once in a while they get used to it and it doesn't taste so bad anymore. atleast I was like that when I was a kid but now I love salmiakki. :)
roraneel Salmiakki is rather big throughout the nordic though :)
im from Finland and salmiakki is good
They have candy in Finland? I always thought they eat frozen potatoes straight out of the ground as a snack.
What country are you from? You must know absolute fuck all about Finland. Ireland is the country where people just eat potatoes as snacks.
You win. I lmao'd.
I'm from Finland and I can say that we don't eat some frozen potatoes as a snack. Racist!
Racist
Ei suomi oo mikää rotu :D
The way we pronounce Moomin (Muumit in finnish) is ムウミ in katagana.
The beauty with finnish to japanese and vice versa is that they're both phonetic languanges, so pronouncing the others languange is super easy for us finns and japanese. :)
Idiot Moomin is a Sweedish show
SpiderJocey It is finnish, cause Tove Jansson is finnish.
I live in finland.
but its made in sweeden
SpiderJocey Well made by the Swedes, written by a Finn. Tho Caldera never said it was a Finnish show, so please don't go over aggressive.
SpiderJocey Well, actually it's made in Japan, assuming you were talking about the most popular moomin show (I Muminlanden) ;)
Xylitol is a sugar alcohol. So it just doesn't prevent bacteria from sticking to your gums but it's actually anti-bacterial in nature. Very few chewing gums in finland are flavoured with cane sugar, Xylitol and Sorbitol is the norm. So chewing that stuff daily doesn't rot your teeth, it does the opposite.
I think I've never seen Emmy enjoy her sweets that much :D And I've seen every single Emmy eats :D Finland has some amazing candies!
Wow, you can speak finnish very good! :)
hahaha Thank you, Google translate.
emmymadeinjapan Pärinä... xD
Finland Ball morooo :3333
Awesome to see other exited about our normal things. Love it! Really cute to hear you trying to speak finnish. :D
best job in the world
here's some trivia: Finland is not part scandinavia, moomin's origin comes from finland, pätkis doesn't have chocolate in it, and my fav trivia, Pätkis is made out of chocolate leftovers/odd-come-short in Fazer candy factory
a piece of trivia more: xylitol was invented in Finland! :)
deggis4
xylitol was discovered* and if we think that way, gum is thousands of years old product, so xylitol gum is more like developed gum, not gum which was invented or created.
Why couldn't chemicals be invented? for example paint is a chemical and it was invented by someone. badumtss. in ur face. ;D
Here's some more trivia: pätkis isn't the leftover candy, it's Da Capo, another small candy bar. :D
BbrokenAngel95 xylitol is a sweetener wich was "found" in finland if i recall correctly.
Finland isn't Scandinavian, it's Nordic.
Oh my god this lady is ADORABLE! I love your descriptions. My family is from Finnish descent. My aunt used to send us candy for Christmas. But if only you could try the baked homemade goods! They're the best.
I just burst laughing every time i heard you say "Pärinä".
Salmiakki is salmiakki, it's not liquorice. Liquorice is a completely different confection. It's just that the english language doesn't have a word for it.
ammonium chloride = salmiakki
SALTY liquorice
Come on people, I bet she now knows Finland is not a part of Scandinavia. Everyone makes mistakes... But shall we just enjoy the video? C:
Im i stupid? im finish and i tought that finish is scandinivian.
Nah xD no you're not :D
salmiakki is delicious and addictive ! I don't understand why lots of people don't love these :p and i'm not even finnish :)
It just tastes like shit… And I myself am finnish and I can't understand why some one could like the taste
I suspect it has something to do with genetics. :)
Fazer the chocolate company whose chocolates you tasted in the vid even lets school kids go to their factory to see how it's all made aswell to taste all their chocolate products in whats basically just a buffet of chocolate, me and my like 5th grade class went there we had this system where when we did really good on school things we got points and after we had enough points we got to go the the fazer factory it was awesome
Did you go to eureka as well?
you're so adorable , ive never heard somebody have so many nice things to say abotu such small things it makes me smile so much!
There is only one kind of salmiakki that I actually enjoy like crazy: Fazer Super Salmiakki. If it's not "super", it's ick. Anyone else notice how it tastes really different from all the orher salmiakki treats?
I haven't seen cheese balls in a can for a long time. I remember those too. Walmart they have this huge plastic jar of cheese puffs. My daughter always asks me to buy one when we go to Walmart, I just roll my eyes at her and say no. lol. It is huge! She would eat all of them in one sitting.
I've seen those too they're ENORMOUS. Way to be a good mama. :)
You pronounce Finnish very well. It's actually quite easy to pronounce if you speak Japanese. And it's just Muumi - or Moo-me, without the n, as it's in English or Japanese Moomin.
Almost every Finn eats Salmiaķki as a snack here with their poker face on. But dont worr, you'll get used to it soon!
I think xylitol was invented in Finland actually.
I dont understand WHY i watch a woman who eat candys from other countrys...
But i like it xD SUB
me too !but maybe because u want to see new snacks
I like it so much that I have actually sent my own package, we will see when it turns into a video.
I think its only because she looks friendly ^.-
And yes...i love candys too...I have all German Candys xD haha
Yay! :D
hahaha my love is candies and shocolate !
Ei nää ulkomaalaiset oikeen salmiakista välitä. :D
En minäkään ja oon Suomalainen. Vihaan Salmiakkia.
mikku999999 Höh. Sehän on hyvää! :)
Olli Jokinen Mulle se on vaan liian suolasta.
se on jännä miten suomessa yleensä ihmiset ees niinku sietää sitä vaikkei tykkäis mutta muualla maailmassa jengi tyyliin oksentaa jos syö salmiakkia :D miks me ollaan ainoita jotka tykkää siitä, parasta karkkia ikinä mun mielestä
natsihaarukka Ehkäpä siksi koska on niin suolaista eivätkä oo tottunueet niin suolaiseen syötävään? Mut salmiakki on niin HYVÄÄ! :D
She should do audible voice recordings...her voice is so soothing
i am Turkish but i love Salmiakki so much !!
Salmiakki and laku ...They are not The same Candy xD
Se ois pojat sit taas tapaaminen torilla
Tuotko mämmin?
Painukaa torinussijat jo vittuun.
Peeta Mellark Sinä melkein kuolit siellä arenalla, perkele...
Torilla tavataan
Nonni viimeinkin joku japanilainen mainitsee videossa Suomen!
torilla tavataan :D
oikeastaan, emmy on kiinalainen joka muutti nuorena Japaniin:P
Kylläpä kerrankin minun kommenttiin tulee edes 30 tykkäystä! :D
Niin
ok😄😄😄
Your attitude and speaking tone is definitely lovely😄
Hello from Korea!
It´s so funny how all Finnish people inform the rest of the world how they are from Finland. Like someone would actually give a fuck. =)
thats basicly because no one ever notices us finns XD and when someone finally does.. well it's so strange..so.. thats why :DD we kinda think that foreingers dont even know that finland exists :D
totta.totta. vastasin vaan ku joku ihmettelee kovin miks kaikki kuuluttaa et ne on suomesta. just siks, koska suomee ei koskaa mainita missää, ja ku jossai vihdoin, ni omaghh sehän on ihmeellistä ja pakko ihquttaa kaikil et tääl onki yks suomalaine. like somebody would give a fuck. samaa mieltä.
OMG YUMMMM The sukulakku (sp?) is so good!!!
Not too shabby...for a licorice.
emmymadeinjapan so ms emmy, you dont like black licorice but do you like twizzler. Not black twizzlers but like normal cherry or strawberry
the oakley family show she's having her adress in her channel
i dont thinks its her really address, i think she has a PO Box just for her emmy eats videos
the oakley family show Yes, I know. It's my PO box address. :)
Marianne!! 11:07 Awesome!! :DD I love Marianne, its sooo goood!!
I live in norway! :D
I love dem too! Do you have Mariannes in Norway? :)
pepsimaxeri Yes :')
Breyererbest kk, Ime paskaa :--DDD
patrik hellstrom Mikä vittu suakin vaivaa?
chillaa, en tarkoittanu pahalla
Muumi/Moomi is created in Finland :)
By the way that green was Pikku Myy
no shit
:D
well finlandssvenska författaren
I love Finland.
Ahh those nacho cheese balls are my ultimate guilty pleasure! I always wonder how people outside Finland cope without Fazer chocolate and candies, they are simply the best!
I watched this video before going to Finland for a transit. The adventurous me bought Salmiakki and when I got back home I ate like 5 at one go. Definitely an unforgettable experience.
11:57 keep looking at emmy's hair XD
That was funny : D
please do not eat finland. I dont want to be eaten :(
Why she can't eat Finnland
Finland*
the way you describe them is so awesome
A Canadian living in Finland over here. Also the first videos of yours I've seen. You're such a sweetie pie. So great to see gentle good-vibe souls on UA-cam for a change. Nice review of the Finnish candy and a tip about the Salmiakki - there are two kinds - one that is salty licorice + a menthol taste. That stuff is absolutely horrible. But then the good stuff is the pure salmiakki candy that is only sweet + salty + licorice. And NO minty flavor. That's the good stuff!
Finland isn't a part of scandinavia. Finland is a part of Fennoscandia
Omena Piirakka skandinavia ei ole sama kuin pohjoismaa.
Now really wish you could give me that salmiakki that everyone seems to spit out. All of the stuff taste good, but actually had some and they don't come in very big packages here(if can find them). Finnish friend of mine told me about it, so had to try it one day and at first made a face from the strength, but after getting used to the strength, it's really good.
the 'black jellybean' is called 'drop'. It's very popular in the Netherlands, I'm from the Netherlands and you can buy it in all colors and flavors.
those are our country's candy and it really means a lot to me that someone makes a video that has at least 5 things from here (note: yes that means I am IN finland )
...Oh, salmiakki. I'm Finnish and even I hate it. XD Honestly, I have no idea how people can like candy that tastes like cough drops. Yes, people. It tastes like ammonium i.e. cough medicine. Or toothpaste. Take your pick.
Tervaleijona are a special kind of candy that actually taste pretty good - these are candies with an artificial tar flavoring. ...As in wood tar, not the oil one. There's even a Finnish saying that goes "If tar, liquor and sauna don't help, the disease is fatal."
Pihlaja candies (also called "kettukarkki" / "fox candy" due to the logo) are also really good - they're a very old brand from 1895 and still being made. They're a sort of marmalade / jelly thing with a sugar coating. I usually hate sweet food and candy, but the Pihlaja are just too good~
same! I always thought the reason why I don't really like salty-licorice eli salmiakki koska mä oon puoleks suomalainen, i was born in Finland, mutta asun new yorkissa and ive practically grown up in the USA,
but I'm very well cultured with finland, I always go back every summer, I'm obviously bilingual and all but one thing-well actually even 2 things- mistä suomalaiset yleensä tykkää on saunominen and salmiakki- at least now I know I'm not some half-cultured brat hating on salmiakki
Haha, I live in Finland😊i love to see that candies what are for me old, are to you new👍😀many people dont visit in Finland because it is so small country.👍but yeah, that was really good video and i love to see episode 2. Or, it is even episode?😝but i am 11 yo old girl from Finish😌
Too many emojis vai mite ne nyt lausutaa :D
Suomi ei ole pieni!!
Edwin Odysseyn #after ww2
Suomi on yksi suurimmista valtioista Euroopassa LOL
Jaa, katoppa google mapsista
Not all Finnish people likes Salmiakki, but I most certainly do xD
It was nice to watch this, and I actually ate Marianne candies at the same time
Way to Go Emmy! "I dont like it but I am going to eat it till I like it!"
Wish my kids were like her!
wait im from finland i think it is not scandinavian
Finland is not part of Scandinavia, it's part of Fennoscandia.
viwisa Finland is Mongolia
+Jack Skellington SHUT UP
+Jack Skellington mä oon suomalainen idiootti
Jack Skellington Se on vähä sama asia ku sanoisit espanjaa pohjoismaaksi, mut joo ei se mua ainakaa haittaa ilmotin vaa et suomi on osa fennoscandiaa
Why didnt she send you "geisha" chocolate.... That would have been just perfect cuz your from japan...
Try ruissipsi as a salty snack. Cut thin fresh salted salmon slices. Make some filling. Fresh cheese, chipped onion, little vasabi, fresh dill. Mix, put on salmon slices and maked them rolls.
Put on ruissipsi and enjoy.
With some beer of wine.......good.
Makes me appreciate our Finnish candy on a new level again, Marianne is very suprising!
Finland isn't quite a Scandinavian country :)
Finally someone came out and said it :D Finland, not quite scandinavian, not quite baltic, not really former soviet, not quite european. Outsiders.
well, fuck you too :(
Hey I'm just being realistic about where we actually stand. Mostly our fault really. Years of neutrality and striving to stand as the Switzerland of the North continues to bite us in the arse.
well you can F*UCK yourself .
Mikko Kallio
I do frequently. Keeps you healthy.
I like Pätkis too! :D
Your voice is so calm and you explain the candy taste so perfect. Subscribed :)
Love watching your face when you eat licorice anything. You are so awesome to eat it even when you know you don't like it!
Salmiakki on parasta. Mä rakastan sitä, mutta en silti syö sitä liikaa koska sit voi sattuu mahaan. Itse en oikein välitä suklaasta ja nakseista/sipseistä, mutta tuo ei tarkoita että en niistä tykkäisi. Kyllä sipsiä ja suklaatakin syö
+kanelikisu lol littlest petshop
DJ 05M0
Susta näkee heti että oot siitä viisaimmasta pääst, pidä turpas kii jooko? Anna mun tehä videoi niil jos haluun xDDDD ei hitto et repesin
Kanelikisu oho en tienny että 6v tytöt käyttää noin kovaa kieltä :o yllätyin
DJ 05M0
No en haluu riidellä mut en oo 6v ;)
+KaneliKisu Halvan salmiakkiruudut on parasta!
Kuinkahan pahaa karkkia noilla on tuollapäin, kun noin innoissaan ollaan ulkomaalaisista...
älä xd
Sitä määkin XD
Kosti Myllymaa Ootko syöny Ruotsalaisia karkkeja? :o mahtavii ne siel on.
En, mut varmaankin aika samanlaisia kun täällä Suomessakin...
Kosti Myllymaa kaikki nyt haribon karkkei on syöny :p
Salmiakki is my favourite : DD
more salty, more better
Vastarannankiiski Very english, very good =)
eiiii
Salmiakki on ihan ok, mut en tajuu miks jotkut ei pidä siitä
MrDamagnet zegghevdvh gttzdih uzbzgrdt6h7hk9k8jh7tf4drfzhuhijujuģwsrdtffthhuj8ijkölplpolplooik7zhlpizew
Finnish candy are the best! and i love salmiakki so much♥
Trust me, Finnish food is often really great too and salmiakki is delicious.
Ompa hienoja ;D noitahan ei täälä nää ikinä....
Huomatkaa sarkasmi
Mä en ymmärrä mikä tossa salmiakissa on niin ihmeellistä :DD
She's so sweet about this. Many others would taste salmiakki and say "what is wrong with Finland" She's like I don't enjoy it, but I'll eat it anyway
Hi Emmy! I love chocolate and well I'm subscribing mainly because you make me jealous eating so many countries. Finland's treats look really yummy!
Excuse me but wtf? No offense but Japanese say that salmiakki is wayy too salty.. And you eat wasabi and teriyaki
Good point sir.
But wasabi and teriyaki are sauces. For food. Not candy.
Moomins were invented in finland
Mostly sweden
@@starry6589 no it was a finnish/Swedish person who invented moomin so its 50/50
@@candygames6310 Alright
oh and it's not actually terrible to say finland is a scandinavian country because it's so close. many people in finland don't know that either so no worries :)
so fun to look at this kind of videos when you already know all of the candies :D
Suomi mainittu, torilla tavataan
Suomi mainittu torilla tavataan!
Emmy syö suomen
:D
Moi hopsu!
Aika hupsu oot
Oooooh sick burn! Joo koska toi ei oo yhtää vanha juttu
Voi jumalauta jos täst alkaa paskamyrsky
Kids don't usually like salmiakki but when they grow up, almost everyone learns to like it less or more
Moomin is a series of childrens books written in Swedish by Finnish womman Tove Jansson. It was animated in Japan, I watched it as a child and it was amazing.
Don't eat Finland D: But anyway, I'm glad you liked our candy. c:
I think you should go to school to learn how to write. Come back when you have done that. ;)
I understood your joke, pretty good haha :D
ruba al-thaher Umm wtf like 10 sentances in 1? You 5 year old boy go back to school.
ruba al-thaher ...?
ruba al-thaher mee takas kouluun opettelemaan sitä kirjotusta ja ennen kaikkea käytöstapoja!! >:O
GO TO FINLAND skandinavia...
finland is not part of Skandinavia
partially it is. Halti is in the Scandinavian mountains
it´s origins are so practically it is and it is not
Cheese balls (Siera bumbas) is a Latvian product. Ādažu čipši (largest Latvian chips manufacturer) has a working agreement with Taffel that when these cheese balls are imported from Latvia they are sold under the Taffel brand name :)
I'm from Finland and i love finnish food! :D I love your videos!
SUOMI FINLAND PERKELE TORILLA TAVATAAN!
Google translate can do one Finnish word. If you try and do a sentence the grammar is too much even for dozens of super computers. Finnish grammar= impossible to learn, but you can get close if you live there for 40 years.
***** I think that Finnish is damn hard language and I'm a native speaker so I understand foreigners difficulties :)
I was comfortable in conversation after 6 months living there but I studied it hours every day. Compared to German, it's like 10x as demanding, mostly because of grammar. I love how it's phonetic and I really do think it's more efficient than English overall despite how difficult it is to learn. Rakastan Suomea ja sen kieltä. :)
***** lol XD
***** next word is "kumarreksituteskenteleentuvaisehkollaismaisekkuudellisenneskenteluttelemattomammuuksissansakaankopahan"
I love Pätkis, its my most favorite chocolate. We have them in small bags too, like mouth size bites, and then we have them in paper warp too in big boxes. Its even better if its little bit melted. And those cakes and muffins what you can make out of it. Oh my god.
You can make a pretty good cake from Pätkis bars. You need 10 of those, 200 grams of butter, 3 eggs, 2,5 dl of sugar, 5 dl flour, 2 teaspoons of vanilla sugar, 1 teaspoon of baking powder, half a teaspoon of baking soda and 2 dl of strong coffee. Melt the Pätkis bars and the sugar using low heat. Whisk together eggs & sugar until they look nice and foamy. Add the butter/Pätkis mixture. Mix the dry ingredients in a bowl. Add them and the coffee into the mixture, a little at a time. Stir lightly. Grab a 2 liter Bundt cake pan, butter it up and line with breadcrumbs. Pour the batter in and bake in 175 degrees celsius for approximately one hour (if you want it more moist, 50 mins should do it).
Finally, if you wish, you can make a frosting from a small amount of water, powdered sugar and cocoa powder (add mint or whatever spices you choose). Or just mix lemon juice and powdered sugar into a thick paste.
It's hard to comprehend why wouldn't someone like our salmiakki : D On the other hand, how terrible you think we finns are as parents, for force feeding that sweet salmiakki (described as "torture" in some youtube videos) to generations of infants?
miksi et tykkää salmiakista :(
You say all the Finnish words really well, and when you taste, you rate it well too! I like your videos!
They sell the Sour Cream thingies in Estonia as well and I agree, they're amazing! I don't know if the States has.. I guess it's 'egg butter'? It's like made of egg yolks, something put in it and then blended, so it's really creamy and you could use it as a spread, like the thing in stuffed eggs basically - anyway it's absolutely amazing with that!