I Review Icelandic Candy
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- Опубліковано 26 січ 2024
- Iceland is a wonderful place that sells candy. So I'm going to review their candy and hope that I develop a strong preference for licorice as I do.
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Mark saying "I like licorice but I'm not the biggest fan of licorice" has the same energy as "I'm not a masochist but I like to challenge myself".
never heard a more factual statement in my life (partially joking lol)
Or, "I'm not a masochist, but I play games at their most brutal and unforgiving difficulty from the get-go."
Mark "I bet I could take a train" iplier
to be fair Icelandic licorice is both stronger and less sweat than American licorice.
@@Zach476 less sweet, more sweat, actually. Lol
Markiplier: “Alright enter my mind”
Marks mind: “Hello everybody my name is Mindiplier”
Hello everybody, my name is welcome-
Hello my mind is name, welcome to markplier
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Wheezed at this!
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I love mark's slow transformation into Pirate Keanu Reeves
Sir Jonathan wickland
More like Captain Mark Sparrow
@jcody66 he could play will turner 100%
@@jcody66more like Captain Mark Elderweld Fishersback
@@jcody66Keanu Reeves if he played as Jack Sparrow.
When I stayed in Iceland, every candy somehow had salted licorice in it. As a licorice hater, the most offensive was hidden and coated in chocolate. The betrayal I felt as soon as I bit into it…
Oh my god I know exactly what chocolate you’re talking about!! It was absolutely awful:( lovely for licorice lovers but not me
Can u eat around the licorice? Lol
@@thend4427 it’s kinda hard to, they’re balls so you have to kinda bite into it, it’s also quite a thin bit of chocolate and mostly liquorice so there’s no point
@@shania_1960 oh OK I was thinking it was like balls like the ones he ate
recommend asking the staff for chocolate without licorice, there are quite a few in Iceland, Hraun being the most popular
Mark: *Opens a bag of candy that literally has the Swedish flag on it*
Also Mark: “I’m willing to bet that this is actually authentic”
i’m so glad someone said this 😂
Socker means sugar in Swedish tho? I see these all the time at IKEA.
@@RAMChYLD The point is that it's not Icelandic.
First name Mark
Last name Iplier
@@RAMChYLDyes socker means sugar in Swedish
As an Icelandic person, I’m overjoyed that Mark is willing to engage in the chaos of Icelandic candy
Þetta er allt rosa svipað samt. Súkkulaði+lakkrís
Same here 🇮🇸
Never tried it before, wonder how it tastes
Ég þarf að viðkena það. Lakkrís er Shít
Real
For anyone who is curious where the candy actually is from:
nr 1, Jólaköttur (the christmas cat): Iceland
nr 2, Grännakarameller -hallonlakris (raspberry liquorish hard candy from Gränna): Sweden
nr 3, Trítlar (triples): Iceland
nr 4, Sneaky bubbledust: UK
nr 5, Stjörnurulla (star roll): Iceland
nr 6, Chokolade & Pebermynte: Denmark
nr 7, Tyrkisk peber: Finland (extemely popular in all nordic countries, probably the one you're most likely to find at just any supermarket)
nr 8, Melody pop: Spain
nr 9, Hallonlakrissvampar (raspberry liquorish MUSHROOMS- they're MUSHROOMS): Sweden
nr 10, Hockeypulver: Sweden
nr 11, Pinballs: Germany
nr 12, Súper sett lakkris bitar: Iceland
nr 13, Opal -sítrónu og saltlakkrís: Iceland
nr 14, Bismarks klumper: Denmark
nr 15, Djöflar (devils): Iceland (by the oldest liquorish company in Iceland)
nr 16, Tubble gum: France
nr 17, Þristur (three): Iceland ("Þ" is a th-sound like in think)
nr 18, Skolekridt (school chalk): Finland
nr 19, Tyrkisk peber hot and sour: Finland (Mark is right about both of these, while.. intense, they´re not hot)
nr 20, Sour UFO: Belgium
nr 21, Lakkrisrör: Iceland
nr 22, Lakrids by Bülow: Denmark (edit)
15/22 correct guesses for whether the candy was Icelandic or not
(I've gone with where the company currently making the candy is from, not necessarily where the candy was invented)
youre so real for this, ty
This should be pinned
I'm gonna be *that* Dane here and say that nr. 22 Lakrids by Bülow is Danish! :D It was invented by Johan Bülow in 2007 in Svaneke, Bornholm
I'm gonna also be that Dane and say nr. 7 Tyrkisk Peber was invented in Denmark in 1976 by the company Perelly
vell gert að gera þetta
Mark's face when he found his "melody legs" was wonderful. Like a child on Christmas morning.
Hi Mark! I was the receptionist in Iceland that got you candy at 3 AM! Hope you had a lovely stay!
chat is this real
I hope
@@appol2584 I posted proof on the reddit the week after he left.
@@appol2584 Yeah. I posted on the sub 3 months ago. The profile that posted links back to me.
It is real. Check out u/Mozerity
dont you just love watching a grown man try candy from a foreign country for 50 minutes straight? same bestie same
You know me so well, pal. 😂❤
@@ItBeL1keDatFR glad im not alone LOL ❤
best videos for my bad period days
We’re all friends here! 🩵🤟🏽
Countries*
As a Finnish person this is fun to watch because we have so many salty liquorice which is made out of ammonium chloride, and that's best salty liquorice. We also made something similar as the hokey powder in my chemistry glass in junior high.
I am Australian but my parents brought some back after a trip to Europe and I absolutely love the stuff.
Had an ex from the Netherlands. A lot of countries like Sweden, the Netherlands, Iceland, etc. love their salted licorice. It was entertaining to see Mark try the many forms salted licorice comes in.
Yeah it’s what we grow up with. While salmiak isn’t for everyone, I for one love it. I like sweet candy once in a while but not too sweet. I have had candy from the US, you know one of those big boxes of typical US candy. And it’s definitely not my thing. Too sweet haha. Really shows how much your taste buds depend on what you grew up with.
The fact that Mark’s fucking candy whistle melody became a recurring motif, it’s hard to beat that sort of creative serendipity.
Do di do do do
He should use it in other videos too
I was really hoping that somewhere near the end Lixian would just sneak in one of the melodies of chaos.
@@darealshinjiif he doesn’t use it in his next candy video I’m gonna be mad
I need it as a ringtone
Lixian adding Mark's whistle candy jingle to everything after that was pure gold.
And you KNOW he was giggling while doing so.
@@bloodwolfgurl
Giggling and kicking his feet while he edited frfr
From now on that jingle needs to be used in every future food review.
he was on his bed laying on his stomach kicking his feet the way girls do on facetime
I bet lixian doesn't hate a sound more than that one now 🤣
I absolutely roared every time a candy yelled as it fell off the table.
Why is that so dang funny?
"I don't want that in me anymore" is outta control 😂😂😂
I love how Mark just looks off to the side and trusts that Lixian will edit himself in 😭
What if one day he goes on vacation and there’s just a sign that pops out saying he’s out of the office lol
And imagine Amy just sitting behind the camera like "this is fine"
Lixian is so epic the way he even took Amy's "how about a tune for between candys" just above and beyond.
Is Lixain in the room with us?
@@destinylock9047you mean Lunky?
As an Icelandic person it honestly hurts how little there is of actual Icelandic candy in this video 😭
What's some recommendations? :)
Got any recommendations?
I wanna try authentic ones.
Which ones are Icelandic, the people need to know
we people need answers oh Icelandic one
@@charley5738 i haven't been to iceland since i was a toddler, but i know that freyja is an icelandic candy company, and opal was my favorite when i was little
the whistle never stops being funny, like really fucking funny
One of the best things about the melody pops is that they have melodies in the wrapping that you can play
the whistle between each candy made the whole video just so much better it’s insane
so true lol
the lil tune isnt bad either
Must. Get. Slide. Whistle. Candy.....
Bro is Willy wonka
@@jgrrez11 or an oompa loompa before every song
Never really put a lot of thought into it before but seeing Mark turn to talk to lixian while someone else is actually standing in the room watching him talk to empty space puts that whole bit in a funnier perspective. Like I know thats just what he always does but your disbelief is pretty well suspended until you have to picture it from a first person pov
Best quote: 'Ooh! Bulbous nodules! I like bulbous nodules!' gave me a good giggle xD
The one at 13:47 was actually known at my school as the “teeth breaker candy”, since there have been around 4 kids who broke their tooth from eating that lmao
In case anyone is curious some of the reasons why Icelandic candy is so heavy on the licorice are that it is very hard to grow crops in Iceland (shocking, I know) so licorice was one of the few things the early Scandinavian settlers could grow, and at various times in history (mainly during times of economic hardship) the Icelandic government banned candy imports because they produced their own candy. So it's very much a cultural and agricultural product.
I was curious! Thanks for the info😮
"Wow," says the Danish guy.
As a dane I can also confirm that licorice is just simply delicious. And its a shame that most of the world does not like it.
Interesting I bet they would like sarsaparilla. It's got a similar flavor.... probably because it's also a root.
Yea many of those candy's looked familiar to me. My family is so all over the place i ended up trying so many candy's as a kid from all over the world. I dont like licorice as much as my mom.
As a Swede, Mark struggling and miserably (but stylishly) failing to read our impössible säntences was a joy to watch!
Reacted to the Swedish candy, does it even exist still? Haven't seen them in a long time 😂 That first candy that is....
I hate that I know how you would pronounce impössible because I can't unfocus on how weird it sounds and it has ruined all jokes that replace o with ö for me
@@stinathornbratt3594 I used to think that but then I leaned 100% into pronouncing ö
There's something viscerally funny about pronouncing LÖÖPS accurately
Knowing nothing about Swedish or Icelandic i saw the words on the packaging and genuinely thought it was German(I've been learning German recently)
The "Soccer?" one made me smile. 😆
Mark playing that whistle perfectly is now my brother's ringtone and it hear it every 5 mins. Beautiful
im icelandic, and i can tell you Þristur (pronounced Thristur ; ''Þ'' makes a TH sound) is one of the most beloved icelandic candy. my friends from abroad always ask me to bring Þristur with me when i visit. Highly recommend trying !
I absolutely lost it when he played the whistle and Henry showed up behind the gate in the background like, "FATHER? DID YOU CALL ME?"
Mark is looking more like a pirate with each passing day. The only things he needs now is a pirate hat and a parrot on his shoulder
Edit: Holy crap I didn't know I'd get this many likes. But yeah, he looks like he could be in Barbossa's crew
Captain mark sparrow
And an eyepatch lol
And some pirate-y clothes
and an obsession with rum and the black pearl haha
You mean foxy right?
I have so much respect for mark when hes filming the lixian bits, improvising to thin air for the sake of the bit must make him feel absolutely insane
Being Icelandic myself, I give Mark a lot of credit for even just trying to pronounce the names. Since Icelandic is one of the hardest languages. 😂
It's pretty easy (as far as languages go) except for the fact that most people never hear Icelandic spoken so they have no reference
@@Hwyadylaw Can't be easier than english
Try Mandarin or Arabic.
You will have a nice reference next time
@@Hwyadylaw Um I’m not sure where you heard that but it is actually considered one of the most difficult languages to learn. It’s not the number one hardest but it is considered one of.
@@murtazamanzoor8251 Yea those are considered one of the hardest too. And I didn’t say it was the hardest. I said one of. So yea. Go learn the Icelandic alphabet then. Because if you say it’s a breeze then I know you’re lying.
I love it when he includes Amy in the videos, she really brings out his personality lmao
and the chaos
@@CaydeSmax EXACTLY.
Amy is Mark’s secret weapon. He only unleashes her when the time is right.
Absolutely agreed. Adore her; their interactions are delightful.
it’s so cute🥺🥺
The first candy (Jólakötturinn) is actually named after a cat from Icelandic folklore, said cat would devour anyone who didn't get any new clothes for Christmas (so yeah that part about Icelandic fairytales being dark is pretty accurate)
I enjoyed this video a lot as an Icelandic person, it's always entertaining to see people try to pronounce Icelandic words
Thank you for the laughs, Mark!
satt1
That can’t be right. Markiplier said there’s no cats in Iceland.
I live in Iceland and there are a lot of cats tbh. I live near some
@@heartgrenade8359 your not looking hard enough
I was sitting next to cat when he said there aren’t cats in iceland (im from iceland)
The combination of Marks entertainment skills and Humor and Lixians editing is just the best
just want to point out that the " þ" is called a thorn and it makes a "th" noise
It existed in the old english Alphabet too
@@darealshinji The closest latin charater that looks like the thorn was y, which, along with the silent e at the end of words, gave rise to "ye olde".
Love how we got a little bit of everything in this video: Mark going insane, multiple switching camera angles, Chica AND Henry AND SPENCER screen time, and even Amy commentary!
at first when henry and chica went outside, i was just like "wait, was that a third dog?? did mark get a third dog??? who is that?"
then later on we got to see the whole pup, and it was just like "!!! spencer!!!! that's spencer!!!! hi spencer!!!!!!!"
I didn't even know he got another dog-
@@finleyx_x Spencer isn't Mark or Amy's dog, he's Ethan's!
And Lixian!!
Don't forget the candy flute jingle :)
It's been so long since we've had one of these videos, I'm honored to be a part of this historic moment
Same
Definitely big facts been waiting on another Video from Markiplier
How are you a part of this?
Fr
I am also honored to be a part of this historic moment
Also known as: I Can't Believe It's Not Licorice! With Markiplier.
Ammonium Chloride is an odorless, white powder. Solid Ammonium Chloride is used to make dry batteries and Ammonia compounds, as a soldering flux, a pickling agent in Zinc coating and tinning, and a fertilizer. Ammonium Chloride fume, a finely divided particle dispersed in air, is produced in galvanizing operations.
Not very inspiring for a food product ingredient
So poison.
the word "retire" coming out of Marks mouth in any context gives me heart palpitations now
same tbh
Like actually😭
Especially after Jerma and MatPat
Matpat and Tom Scott has changed our brain chemicals
Lixian's editing skill is amazing. The subtle screams when Mark drops anything made my whole day
That and the repeating whistle! So funny
Lixian’s sense of timing and humor as an editor has been keeping my joy alive for years
I need to find that exact screaming sound effect
@aylavall9483 the whistle was what mark made lol
Someone has to play through the fire and flames on that candy whistle 😂
I'm from Iceland and i have to say it was a lot of fun watching you eat some of our candy!
I love how Lixian basically abused the tiny melody made by Mark with the candy whistle
Expecting to hear it at least once in a future video
Bro my brain is getting my editors mixed up, I read lixian as mudan and got very confused.
Ammonium cloride is Salmiakki in Finland. It is a thing that gives you high blood preasure and people eat it by bags in here. The powder buck you hated: just salmiak .Turkish pebers, same stuff inside. I don’t like it and it can also be found in icecream. You can buy extra strong salmiak in pharmacies in here. And we made it in chemisty classes and ate it. Welcome to Finland, we are not ok here.
Have you guys ever been ok there?
Why would you be able to buy is at a pharmacy? Does it have any health benefits for it to be sold there?
We have it in the Netherlands too, I love the stuff.
You're telling me that I could've straight up eaten ammonium chloride in chem class?? And it's candy??
@@amandarescueOriginally it was sold as cough medicine in form of powder. IDK if it ever helped. As for me, it doesnt. Nowdays we know that salty ligourice has no health benefits. In fact it can cause heart problems and high blood pressure if consumed too much
I love love love the authentic intro it was so adorable and funny, thanks for leaving it in! It really makes you feel like a real person ❤
Greetings from Finland! Fazer's Tyrkisk Peber is from here. It's called ''Turkinpippuri'' in Finnish :) it's very popular candy here and I personally love them! They have salty liquorice powder (which is made from ammonium chloride) on the inside.
the "Falling scream" added in anytime something falls or is thrown in these videos. I swear that's my favorite gag and sound effect. Gets me every time
same its so hilarious
Mark definitely woke up someone's ancestors with these pronunciations.
It's okay, I love hearing people butcher the language so it made my day
As an Icelandic person, I can confirm that most English speaking people have a hard time with pronouncing these words.
For example: Jólaköttur is pronounced “yo-lah-cutter”.
I loved when Mark was being a musician with the candy and he seemed so happy ❤
Loved this video! ☺️❤️ Always love when you do the review stuff. And I loved the little “noise noise noise“ cameo, from Ethan 😂😊
both Mark AND Amy went through every unpleasant emotion a human could have with that one salty candy lmao
I honestly think it was supposed to be smelling salts
@@Porter_323nope salmiaki is literally salted licorice and if your talking about the puck one you're meant to dip licorice into it kinda like a fun dip
@@Tater_Lord isnt smelling salts the one to wake people up with? under their nose? that scary.
@@Porter_323 isnt smelling salts the one to wake people up with? under their nose? spooky.
@@Porter_323 isnt smelling salts the one to wake people up with? under their nose? creepy.
Alternative title, “Mark tries weird licorice for almost an hour.”
Fr
misleading title, not misleading truly: "Volcanoes do not exist"
39:48 “It’s Iceland…. Next! :D” this man is too precious
At 28:57 when I got an email and it played that default 'doo duu' sound perfectly in time with the two syllable word 'scissors'.
Nothing more to add, I just thought that was kind of interesting.
Things I learned about iceland today: All their candy contains either licorice or salt. Lots of licorice. Lots of salt.
Don't trust Marks judgement lmao.
@@spittyjr.2181BLASPHEMY! is what I would say if I didn't know he licks the dust off of Taki's.
My best friend is icelandic and we watched this together. Before the video started he said "All our candy is just chocolate and licorice". He was going "yep" at the salty licorice candy. I insisted that I try it.
He was also saying "I swear to God if he says the peppermint isn't icelandic I'm going to lose it" Mark's next words were "I don't think this is icelandic" and the response was "I'M LOSING IT". Followed soon by cheering when Mark put it on the Iceland side.
@@spinningpeanuti guess the Danes and Icelandic share what type of candy we like. Could relate to a lot of the stuff in the video as well 😅
Us Nordic folks are just crazy with all the liquorice. Especially the "salt powder" is something i have never seen people outside Nordic countries like 😂
2:51 Jólaköttur = Icelandic. (only during Jól event.)
4:17 Granna = Not Icelandic.
6:41 Trítlar = Icelandic.
8:59 Bubble dust = Not Icelandic.
11:29 Stjörnu rúlla = Icelandic.
13:14 Chocolate and peppermint = Icelandic.
14:58 Turkish pepper = Not Icelandic.
18:00 Melody pop = Not Icelandic.
20:16 Swampar = Not Icelandic.
21:50 Hokkey Pulver = Not Icelandic.
23:18 Pinballs = Not Icelandic.
24:30 Super Sett = Icelandic.
25:51 Opal = Icelandic. (Religiously)
28:28 Bismark = Icelandic.
31:14 Djöflar = Icelandic.
33:50 Tubble Gum = Not Icelandic.
35:23 Risa Þristur = Icelandic.
36:27 Skola Krit = Not Icelandic.
37:44 Turkish pepper, hot and sour = Not Icelandic.
40:25 Frisia = Not Icelandic.
42:06 Lakkrís Rör = Icelandic.
43:24 Athletic Lite = Not Icelandic.
45:39 Slow Crafted = Not Icelandic.
Lakkrís rör are Icelandic , same company as stjörnurúlla als those chocolate and mint and the regular mint are not icelandic.
Bismark is icelandic but it comes in a different packaging
One mistake I spotted. Lakkrís rör is Icelandic.
Thank you for listing them with time stamps!!!
'Jól event' isnt and event, Jól means christmas
As a proud Icelandic person i can confirm this is all correct ✅
OMGGG MARKIPLIER IVE BEEN SUCH A FAN SINCE 2015 AND IM ICELANDIC😭😭❤LOVE YOU
The second candy is from Sweden and it says on the front "Very yummy from Gränna" and Gränna is a town in Sweden that is famous for making this sort of hard candy/candy canes :D
Can I just say. I know he’s reviewing candy but man I can’t get past the video quality on this. It’s so crisp and the warm lighting makes it very pretty
I wonder how Amy feels when Mark starts talking to Lixian even though he isn't there
What do you mean? He was right there on the screen. Did you not see him?
@@Wazzup41407 I think our friend is Lixiblind. Unable to see Lixian.
I could watch mark eat random stuff from all over the world and never get bored for the rest of my life
the facial expressions you make in this video are SO funny. putting the closeup cam THAT CLOSE was a VERY good idea X'D
It would be amazing to see Mark try candy from Portugal but actually have Lixian there in person to see his reactions and explain some stuff. That'll be amazing!
Or at least have Lixian send stuff over with small notes on them so Mark isn't THAT confused haha
Omg yes! I love this idea :) it's nice to see more things Lixian likes!
@aazhie Yeah especially because Lixian doesn't do a whole lot that show off who he really is, so it'll be very nice to see more of him in videos like that
The cat in your profile picture must be so portuguese
You know very well Mark doesn't like reading notes
hasn't mark met Lixian for the first time in person just a couple months ago
i am bewildered by how well this man has aged, him jack and jerma must be drinking from a fountain of eternal youth or smth
I'm convinced it's because none of them have been involved in any heinous situations like other major youtubers have. Minding your business saves a lot of stress
He's only in his early thirties lol not THAT OLD.
@@voidnoidoid He look like in his 20s.
Asian dont raisin
because Jerma is not human, he doesn't age
as someone who has been learning norwegian, it made me so happy that mark mentioned norway :)
Best thing of this video is the creation of the perfect whistle interlude.
19:06
Chica coming in like " what the heck is this candy dog whistle??" makes this bit even better!
I was gonna say… cus my cat was tripping out hearing it through my headphones 😂
Thought that was Henry actually, the ears were more forward like Henry than Chica
Mark: *opens a bag of candy that literally has the Swedish flag on it*
Also Mark: "I'm willing to bet that this is actually authentic."
He never disappoints. 😂😂😂
And the fact that he allmost missed it completely...
and the fact it says the word french in swedish
@@ImSpookd Franssons is the surname of the family-owned business that produces the candy. It does not mean French. French is franska in Swedish.
prepare for long read
the first one is "christmas cat", the second one is swedish and is called "hearty goodness from the alley" or something similar, the third one is "trills" and the description thing is something like "juggling a good two-layer fruit jelly", the fifth one is "star roll"
the sixth one is indeed chocolate peppermint, the seventh one literally translated into "turkish pepper", the nipply one is swedish and its something like "raspberry fades away" i think, the hockey pulver is "hockey powder", maoam pinballs are great, the next one is "super set licorice bits" and the description thing is "ryoma chocolate with licorice pieces" or something, the opal thing is "lemon and licorice", the peppermints are peppermints, the wtf sticks are "demons", the risa thing is "thrice", the things he was afraid of because they looked like the salt demon sticks are danish and theyre called something like "school chalk", then more turkish pepper
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Honest to god, every time i see one of your review videos it makes my entire week
jólaköttur is the christmas cat that is from Icelandic folklore and it’s definitely candy from iceland (I’m from Iceland btw)
As a Swedish person I could tell it was Icelandic from the spelling LOL
Letsgo fellow Íslendingur
Veistu ég hef aldrei séð svona í lífinu mínu...? Kanski er ég bara blind!
I have a tshirt with Jólakötturin on it 😁 its my Christmas tshirt when everyone else is wearing cute Christmas jumpers, im there with spooky cat on my top 😂
isn't that the cat that eats you if you don't get new clothes for yule
FINALLY, somebody bold enough to come out and say it! Been waiting years for a larger platform to call out the conspiracy of volcanoes.
I just love the awkward zoom ins on marks face. That and the little candy whistle in between each different type of candy added so much comedic value. Lixian does his job well
The whistle candy had me in tears; his joy/goofy enthusiasm was such a mood
Of course mark sees the Swedish flag or ‘made in UK’ at the back of the package and still puts it in the “Icelandic candy’ pile 🫠
I didn't really understand his system
I mean it's Mark right 🤣🤣
@@darealshinji Sometimes country-specific lollies are made in another country.
Mark is like that one guy you know with like 10 personailties and you never know what to expect from him and his personalities
fOW REAL.
😂exactly
And the guy that doesn`t know himself which personality traits will shine through today xD.
huh, sounds familiar ;)
As an '80s kid, I Loved the Whistle pops! They were so common to find in stores back in the day. Now I' ve only seen them on Amazon these days.
The way they kept redoing the intro cracked me tf up 🤣
“I’m not going to change who I am for this candy” is one of the funniest things I’ve ever heard. I don’t know why, but that just tickled me.
So fun fact: there is a popular flavor combination in a lot of Scandinavian countries (which btw is more popularly associated with Finland,) called Salmiakki which consists of licorice, salt, and ammonium chloride. It kinda tastes like you ate a handful of black licorice and salt right before cleaning a not-well-ventilated room with a lot of bleach
It tastes really good.
@@HierisSebas05 here here!
Its also a dutch thing! Salmiak and drop (licorice)
That explains the chemical taste Mark tasted
i literally had some with me from iceland and i cackled so hard when Mark experienced it, I had to eat one with him in solidarity😂
With regards to that sneaky gum, that reminds me of the legend of I believe KitKats? That whatever leftover KitKats are tossed back into the mix and all KitKats therefore have some of the very first KitKats in them? It's something like that. I'm too invested to hit pause and investigate, and by the end I will have forgotten. ^_^
i feel bad for mark sometimes because in that cam at 44:38 you can see the bags under his eyes and how much he has been making content for us
Mark would be a perfect pirate. I don’t know why he just would. AT SEA WITH MARKIPLIER
I said he is looking more like Captain Jack.
...He had a lot of practice since that Thankmas event with sandwiches he made with Seán and Arin😇
at sea with markiplier needs to happen
I actually really like the idea of him doing one of those interactive series but this time at sea, just imagine him as a pirate lol
Yes! Captain Magnum could make a return!
Hearing Amy in a video behind the camera is like going to visit an old friend that you haven't seen in a while but you don't actually do much but chill for a while and then leave. I should probably go outside more.
No, stay here with us!
Memento Mori
Any reminds me of my sister. This comment is what we do lol
Unus Annus
@@Sp00kyQueen I didn't realize anyone had commented, so technically I left, but I still didn't go outside!
Loved the Darkaplier shout out at the beginning
I missed the review vids, literally my favorite form of his content.
I love how Mark sometimes gets into deep analyzing a candy and remembering what he saw in the museum and connecting dots and whatnot to decide whether it's icelandic or not, while other times he's just like "nah it ain't icelandic because no"
Ok so, 8 candies on that list are Icelandic, so 14 candies that weren’t, 13 were guessed correctly, 6 of them were actually Icelandic, so 2 Icelandic candies he didn’t identify correctly, Jólaköttur and Stjörnurúlla (1st and 5th candies).
The liquorice straw is usually paired with Appelsín, a local orange soda (at Christmas Appelsín is also traditionally blended together with Malt for a blend that is pretty popular here at Christmas time)
I was thinking, it would be nice to actually find out what the flavors are and which were actually Icelandic.
I came here looking for an Icelandic person to tell us the truth behind the candies and how well Mark did with it. Why are they so salty?
I'm sorry, APPELsin is the name of an orange soda?
@@SilverScreenTimeMachine Appelsin is the Danish word for an orange. Literally, it's a Chinese apple.
@@tatersoup The Icelandic candies were the first one, Jólaköttur (a chocolate covered wafer with caramel and balls of puffed rice). The third one, Trítlar (fruit-flavoured gummies). The fifth one, Stjörnurúlla (a Marsipan Liquorish roll). The twelfth one, Súper Sett (Chocolate covered liquorice bits, a derivetive of a candy called Eitt Sett where it was a seperate bar of chocolate and a small plate of liquorice). The Thirdteenth one, Ópal (flavoured pastilles, usually with some sort of liquorice flavour and some others blended in as well, though never in the same pastille, in this case he got a package with Liquorice and Lemon, the yellow pastilles being the Lemon-flavoured ones). The Fifteenth one, Djöflar (Filled Liquorice, no idea what the filling is unfortunately, but my best guess would be some sort of marsipan, and covered with Salmiak). The Seventeenth one, Risa Þristur (Chocolate covered caramel with Liquorice). And lastly the 21st, Lakkrísrör (A liquorice straw).
Hey! I'm so glad you've tried the melody pops at 18:02! I'm not Nordic but this was one of my go-to childhood candies in the Middle East. It's definitely not from Iceland though. I barely blew into it, but man, I did enjoy sucking it off!
i love how he uses , instead of . when giving half-values. something that i learned when i went to iceland as well!
Can we take a moment to appreciate the little candy jingle that Mark made from an actual piece of candy?! It’s surprisingly catchy and good!
I love the whistle jingle between the candies; it enhanced the video in a way that was deeply hilarious. I hope Mark keeps that sample for future use.
Yeah I even look forward to it just to vibe with it!
honestly the video should've ended with that jingle
Same!! I really hope he uses it in other videos, it's so cute :)
Amy makes every video a million times better
Amy-llion, if you will
Greetings from the art museum receptionist in akureyri. Remember seeing you walk in and thinking "wow he looks just like markiplier" and then when you walked up to the desk and started talking I had to do a mental double take of "holy shit it is him" so I apologies for the few seconds of slack jawed silence as my brain rebooted.
Two notes on the video itself first the Þ from the risa þristur is pronounced like the th in thor and second I think it's funny your least favourite candy's name translates to devils.
Mark has a very relatable habit of saying something confidently and then completely contradicting himself without ever breaking the flow of the conversation.
If Mark looked at the packet for the whistle lollipop, it actually has a little music sheet on the inside.
I dont know how i missed this 2 weeks ago but now i get to enjoy the review chaos
marks videos calm me down after a long stressful day