Oyster Safari - Try it with Travelin' Young
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- Опубліковано 19 січ 2022
- We grabbed a friend without telling her where we were going and took a journey up to Limfjord, Jutland to go on an Oyster Safari. This is the first in a series of videos we plan to do where we take someone from one part of Denmark to a totally different part, all to experience something new together with Travelin' Young.
We had an amazing time, you must try this for sure!
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The one with onion and Tabasco looked very good, I think I could eat one of these.
Edit: In these Covid times, it is very good that you show some outdoor activities, maybe people/families get inspired. Well done.
Thanks, yeah that was our idea. We took the trip while museums/etc were still closed. So it was fun to find something good we could do outside given the current situation. And it wasn't easy to do in January :).
Eating your own harvest - how nice is that! Fresh baked bread makes oysters taste twice as good.
Happy to get spirited away to a different part of Denmark on a boring friday evening.
So glad you enjoyed :).
I love oysters. My husband not so much. I showed him this video and talked him into booking a safari. We will be going in March.
Thanks for all your great videos
That is so awesome! Have fun!
So how did it go? Did he like the experience of eating his owns catch?
@@Nethian78 Yes. He actually did. We went on a beautiful sunny day and had a great time and lots of oysters
Did you guys notice the switch in the danish dialect, when you reached Limfjorden? I felt a nice and homey feeling when the lady in the background in danish said: "... en dav' " instead of "... en dag" (Translated in context: some day).
elsker jeres videoer, håber i stadig har det godt her i danmark:)!! - love your videos, hope you are still doing well here in Denmark :)It's a great place you're at. My fiance and I have been on an oyster safari, right there and it can be highly recommended.and how sweet the girl you brought is, she takes it well despite not being into oysters :)
Lovin' the waders fashion! 🤣
The safari, looked like a lot of fun!
Fresh oysters - made however you want & champagne...what is not to like!?
hello from Hundested 🌸❄🥶
Haha, it was a lot of fun!
If you come to Denmark or living in Denmark, I would love to take you on a safari and let you walk the catwalk in waders 🤩🤣
Wow, welcome to my hometown Struer ;) Wish I knew you guys was there, hope you had somewhat of a good time there, even though it's a very dull place :D
It was nice, I wouldn't call it dull :).
Oysters are one of the oldest known foods of Dk, heaps of shell heaps all around, aka middens ("møddinger").. 😉✌️
This is a fun new addition to the channel. As allways good work. 🥳😊😉
Thanks! Trying to come up with new and fun ideas :).
It is also very good to allways evolve. 😊😉
Oysters are one of the great benifits about living aorund limfjorden ^^ we got alot around Mors aswell ^^
If I lived there I'd probably go out every so often to grab some. It is a neat activity and they tasted great!
I love the idea!
Whenever my family visits me here in Denmark they ask what they could do and I never know what to tell them 😂
I'm hoping to get some inspiration from you 😉
Nope. . . not enough whisky in KY! ;0) But it DID look like fun.
Bubbles and oysters at the Limfjord works 😁
And I guess I might see you in Tønder this year ☺
Fingers crossed!
I can recommend Mandø, just south of Esbjerg.
Yeah, we may try it down south at some point, but it was cool to visit a new part of Denmark :).
Oh, you don't like oysters? Neither do I! Let's try it just one more time 😆
Having lived in Struer 7 years of my life, it's nice to see the bay again.
"Oyster, why are you open!??" - If someone had kicked you a bunch of times, surely you would open your mouth as well, if anything just to complain. 🤣
Haha, if kicking was all that was required to open an oyster shucking would be a lot easier :).
If you are a fan of oysters, you should go to 'Ho bugt' ( The bay of Ho) north of Esbjerg. The kind of oyster is actually an invasive species, so you could do nature a big favour eating their oysters. A small trick. Arrive at low tide and bring wellies and big bucket. How do I get to them? Well ,go out at low tide, and you'll literally end up walking on top of them. Watch out for the tide though. Do not pick oysters on your way out Fill your bucket as you walk back. The bucket is likely to get very heavy. There are plenty of oysters for everyone, and they are huge. Be aware that oysters should only be taken in all of the months with 'r' . January, february, march, april (not over summer) september , october , november and december. During the summer there is a risk of algiepoisining. You don't want that.
Hey Youngs I know this suggestion is in Sweden... But in general also many ppl from Copenhagen go to Sweden.. even maybe also ppl from Jutland (I grew up northern jutland visiting Sweden alot taking the ferries there..).... but Kullen you should try visit up north of Helsingborg ... can also much on Danish side recommend Gilleleje (and a walking path up to the Nakkehoved lighthouse- maybe go there when lighthouse is open)
We used to visit western Sweden pretty often before Covid, but haven’t been back in 2 years. Hopefully this summer we can more easily explore there again and make some videos :).
Fresh oysters = allways good :-)
Truth!
I was actually supposed to go on oyster safari with my parents but was sent on a one month business trip to India instead... so looking forward to oyster safari next year though. I absolutely love oysters.
You should do it, it was a lot of fun!
Be careful!! India is really dangerous for women.
@@_sofie I was fine. Transport was arranged by my company and colleagues were always with me when we went out exploring 🙂
If you should be into more shellfish activities/ experiences in the area of Limfjorden, I can recommend you to come by Skaldyrsfestival Mors, its the first weekend in June. And when you've been filled there, there is Jesperhus Blomsterpark + svømmehal nearby, as well as Højriis Slot ( which have murder mysteries in July if you're into that kind of stuff ) Tough I must admit it has been a while since I've been either places.
@Travelin' Young The funny thing about you using the word Waders is that its a word of ancient Danish origin and the pronunciation this day is just like the dialect of northern Jysk around the Limfjord or wattensea that very likely is the place of the origin behind the later word Waders from the word to wade, or in danish at vade or a vade(sted) - a shallow passaga through water.
Interesting!!
@@TravelinYoung Yes very - english language history is very interesting, and viking influence was huge. The ancient language of Ingvaeonic (also known as North Sea Germanic) dialects from the 5th century. Modern english Having emerged from the dialects and vocabulary of Germanic peoples-Angles, Saxons, and Jutes - Yes Jutes as in Jyde. Not that strange as we were the only people in that time with strong viking ships dominating the shallow coast "wattensea and west coast of europe and GB.
Fra Vindøje (Vindue) til Window
Fra Húsbóndi (ægtemand) til Husbond
Fra Lög (lov) til Law
Fra Uggligr (grim) til Uggly
Fra Vanta (ville) til Want
Fra Taka (tage) til Take
Fra Félagi (fyr/kammerat) til Fellow
Fra Eir (æg) til Egg
Fra Systir (søster) til Sister
There are so many things to experience you don't have to fly half the way around the world for.
True, but there are also huge advantages to visiting different countries/cultures. It's nice to have a healthy mix of experiences from where you live while also gaining new perspectives by visiting where other people live.
Yeah, not a fan of oysters, but the hunt looked fun!
It was cool! We only ate a couple just to try, and then donated the rest to another group.
Next time you are in Nordjylland you schould visit Miniseum in Mariager, It is a museum and store with 1/12 miniatures (Denmarks larges) ;-)
You are so right! Though my bank account might not survive 😂 - M
Holy shit, That’s my area!!!
By the way, they taste better baked in the oven with thai spices..
There are also native oysters on a little deeper water..
The oysters 🦪 you people are eating, is an invasive species from the Pacific..
the world is your oyster...........
Suggestion of Try it out tuesday, or maybe a question from me. Is the Cerwelat Pølse(commonly known as Kødpølse) the same as Bologna meat/sausage?
I am not sure, I don't think it is the same. And bologna in general is something made up of a bunch of ingredients most people don't know :).
Basically YES, as both recipes require brains as an ingredient, same deal with "melboller" actually, they require a veil brain aswell, anything else is a bad copy.. 🤓
have you had remulade in denmark???
We have yes!
Did they tell you about the two different types of oysters?
It is possible….a lot of danish was spoken that I didn’t understand :).
I would need eat a snail!
Ehh Limsfjord? Limfjorden is the name of the long fjord that cuts Jylland in two.
Yup, you would never hear a Dane calling it "Limfjord", exactly as you point out, the greatness of it demands a definite article, and so it is known as "Limfjorden"
"the Limfjord" would have been okay since he's speaking English.
I don't know where the s comes from, but don't mind Josh being a bit silly.
i got so fucking sick from an Oyster i picked myself. Never doing that again
You HAVE to know if the water is clean, and of course if the oyster if fresh and alive, then there is no problem.
Ps. I don't know were you picked the oyster, here in Denmark it is mostly NOT good to pick and eat oyster from Vadehavet.
RIP Meat Loaf.
I didnt understand what this meant until just now! What a loss. Bat out of Hell II was legendary 😭 - M