Have you ever tried this spit / tree cake? I know they have it in so many different countries these days, even in Japan. So curious to hear if they have it in your country? 🤤
The work you put into your videos shows! Just had a realization after watching your video that a lot of people come to UA-cam as a form of escape and travel videos like you make, especially as well made as you make them, is so perfect for it. Love the bloopers as well as the thumbnail :) I really wish you 10x growth on UA-cam as that would mean it can pay you to travel more and make more amazing content like this! Keep it up my friend!
Thank you so much ABR! Your comment just made my day ❤️ I'm having fun making these videos and documenting some of these stories, so hopefully over time more people can resonate with some of these videos :) Thanks again for all your constant support and excited to catch up once I'm back! 🚀
It was so fun to watch, couldn't stop myself from giggling, what a nice vibe! ☺️ loved the angle of the story, loved the bloopers, loved your experience! Great job!👏
Ačiū labai! Thanks for helping and translating, this video is yours more than mine 😜 I cannot watch this video too much as I feel like having another šakotis! 🔥
During some sort Frech cooking show they were making this cake, it was said that supposedly Napoleon after returing back to Frace after crosong and spending some time in Lithuania brought some of these cakes. And now you can find it in some bakeries, some even adding some alcohol 😅
Same here, my favourite cake by a mile! So good that your Lithuanian father in law used to send you Šakotis, I love the homemade version! Also for the teas you're right, they have very nice herbs and combining tea and Šakotis is an amazing option! :)
Thanks a lot Rida! Still posting once a week but have so much footage with all these trips that I need to share it with the world haha. ŠAKOTIS was indeed sensational, so tasty but soooo much work! 🤯 😋
@@AleSalvinoonce I brought one to some foreigners and one Azerbaijani said that it taste like cookies, cookie cake 😅 also, someone said that it almost look like a Christmas tree
this is why this cacke is expensive its not easy to make, when i was akid i eated non stop evry single birthdays ,christmas and easters :) now i do this not often . lazy cacke with sakotis very sweet and tasty too :)
Totally agree, it takes such a long time to make 🍰 but these days I think it's common to see it Maxima and other supermarkets, although it's not as tasty as when you make it with this lady! 😀 This is really one of my favourite sweets in Lietuva 🇱🇹 labai ačiū 👋
@@AleSalvino in stores they made in fabrics and they stay so long in shelfs AND... They are not made with love, food and deserts are good when u use love... 🙂
My girlfriend came to norway to work 10 years ago. I was here director. She didnt have much money and she gave me one of theese. Now i understand i should have apprecisted that a lot more
Hey Hallo, ich have eat this cake for two years the first time in hanover at chrismas Event. I love this cake so mutch, can i order this cake her in Germania for me self?
Its not really German. Germans, as well as Chechs, Italians (i think) and few other nations have similar things. Germans baumkuchen doesnt look and taste as ours. Type in in google baumkuchen and you will see difference. And "baumkuchenas" is not right name - it is called "šakotis".
that's very true! :) There's a lot of different recipes in different countries. Probably I only wanted to highlight that the German Baumkuchen inspired many other countries to do these tree cakes :)
Agree with you! My understanding is that Baumkuchen inspired many of these tree cakes. Surely there's so many different recipes in various countries! :)
You're right :) My understanding is that Baumkuchen was the inspiration for many countries to produce the tree cake but definitely very different across countries for sure!
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Have you ever tried this spit / tree cake? I know they have it in so many different countries these days, even in Japan. So curious to hear if they have it in your country? 🤤
In south Sweden it is same but only another name,spettkaka
The work you put into your videos shows! Just had a realization after watching your video that a lot of people come to UA-cam as a form of escape and travel videos like you make, especially as well made as you make them, is so perfect for it. Love the bloopers as well as the thumbnail :) I really wish you 10x growth on UA-cam as that would mean it can pay you to travel more and make more amazing content like this! Keep it up my friend!
Thank you so much ABR! Your comment just made my day ❤️ I'm having fun making these videos and documenting some of these stories, so hopefully over time more people can resonate with some of these videos :) Thanks again for all your constant support and excited to catch up once I'm back! 🚀
It was so fun to watch, couldn't stop myself from giggling, what a nice vibe! ☺️ loved the angle of the story, loved the bloopers, loved your experience! Great job!👏
Ačiū labai! Thanks for helping and translating, this video is yours more than mine 😜 I cannot watch this video too much as I feel like having another šakotis! 🔥
@@AleSalvino 😄😄Šakotis was too good right😋 thanks god we eat it once a year, probably one serving is like 2-3 eggs 😅
@@KrisKazlauskaite enough protein I guess! 🥚🥚🥚 🤪
During some sort Frech cooking show they were making this cake, it was said that supposedly Napoleon after returing back to Frace after crosong and spending some time in Lithuania brought some of these cakes. And now you can find it in some bakeries, some even adding some alcohol 😅
Thanks for sharing about the oldest cake in Europe. Baumkuchen was my favorite cake when I lived in Germany.
Thanks man! Agree with you, it's so tasty and glad you enjoyed it in Germany!! :)
so interesting! I love this sort of thing, immersing in the culture. The time and effort that goes into making each of these!! Wow!!
Thank you so much!! Yes for sure, it's crazy how much time and effort requires but it's soooo delicious :)
Its my favourite cake...love to see ..my Lithuanian father in law especially sending to me when i was in England...love Lithuanian teas too...
Same here, my favourite cake by a mile! So good that your Lithuanian father in law used to send you Šakotis, I love the homemade version! Also for the teas you're right, they have very nice herbs and combining tea and Šakotis is an amazing option! :)
Is there any place in Vilnius one can watch the process of making Sakotis?
Not sure in Vilnius, we did in a place near Lekėčiai and we were so happy with that experience! 🇱🇹
@@AleSalvino Thanks,Ale Salvino.
Do you remember how to get there?
Not just in Vilnius, sometimes during some city fares they are making it and you can try it out,.buy it fresh
I was never a huge fan of Šakotis, but thanks to this video I'm really craving it right now haha
Oh thanks so much, that's really kind! I'm also craving it right now haha :)
Thanks for sharing about the oldest cake in Europe sending support
Thank you so much! Just checked your channel and you have some good videos there! :)
Geeeez Ale! I can't keep up want to go everywhere lol the ŠAKOTIS looks amazing really wish I could have it NOW!
Thanks a lot Rida! Still posting once a week but have so much footage with all these trips that I need to share it with the world haha. ŠAKOTIS was indeed sensational, so tasty but soooo much work! 🤯 😋
Ah wow! this is a very cool experience! What does it taste like?
Loving the new content! Keep it coming and Cheers!
Thank you Ahmed! It tastes like a very soft cookie with an eggy flavour, truly delicious! :)
@@AleSalvinoonce I brought one to some foreigners and one Azerbaijani said that it taste like cookies, cookie cake 😅 also, someone said that it almost look like a Christmas tree
Wow, the process of doing the cake it’s almost mesmerizing! Now I have something new I want to try :D
Oh yes, I think in Germany you could find a similar one for sure, it's truly delicious! :)
this is why this cacke is expensive its not easy to make, when i was akid i eated non stop evry single birthdays ,christmas and easters :) now i do this not often . lazy cacke with sakotis very sweet and tasty too :)
Totally agree, it takes such a long time to make 🍰 but these days I think it's common to see it Maxima and other supermarkets, although it's not as tasty as when you make it with this lady! 😀 This is really one of my favourite sweets in Lietuva 🇱🇹 labai ačiū 👋
@@AleSalvino in stores they made in fabrics and they stay so long in shelfs AND... They are not made with love, food and deserts are good when u use love... 🙂
@@TheEigylyte so true! The secret ingredient! ❤🍰
Very nice video. I like šakotis too 🤙🥟🍥🥚☕
Thank you Rolandai!! šakotis is my favourite desert in the world now :) 🇱🇹
@@AleSalvino also try kibinai and šimtalapis in Trakai town. You gonna love it 😁 👍
Hi Ale, a labor of love for sure a very delicious one very interesting
Thank you so much!! :)
Really love your video style man! Keep it up!
Thanks man, highly appreciated! :)
This was so interesting to watch and look at you, almost at 1k!
Thank you so much Gina! :) Hopefully by the end of the month I can achieve it! 🙏
@@AleSalvino I'm rooting for you!
That thumbnail deserves a comment for itself 😂👍❤️
haha thank you so much Lauren! :) 🚀
My girlfriend came to norway to work 10 years ago. I was here director. She didnt have much money and she gave me one of theese. Now i understand i should have apprecisted that a lot more
Thanks for watching Nils! Oh yes for sure this is something we should truly appreciate 🙏They pour their hearts and souls into this amazing cake :)
Cual es la ultima cancion del video?
En que minuto exactamente?
@@AleSalvino ya he conseguido Shazam esto: Jules Gaia - Bad Habits.
This looks delicious but omg so much work. If you start the second YT channel I wana be the first subscriber haha
Haha thanks Mos, it's truly delicious! I'll give you the heads up for sure if the 2nd channel happens! 🤣
Liuks
Ačiū labai! :)
Lithuania is developed country Or developing
For sure! Thanks for watching! :)
Hey Hallo, ich have eat this cake for two years the first time in hanover at chrismas Event. I love this cake so mutch, can i order this cake her in Germania for me self?
❤Aciu
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Its not really German. Germans, as well as Chechs, Italians (i think) and few other nations have similar things. Germans baumkuchen doesnt look and taste as ours. Type in in google baumkuchen and you will see difference. And "baumkuchenas" is not right name - it is called "šakotis".
that's very true! :) There's a lot of different recipes in different countries. Probably I only wanted to highlight that the German Baumkuchen inspired many other countries to do these tree cakes :)
Skanaus
aciu, tikrai labai skanu 😀
Baumkuchen looks nothing like šakotis im pretty sure theyre differant things ofc im no expert ;)
Agree with you! My understanding is that Baumkuchen inspired many of these tree cakes. Surely there's so many different recipes in various countries! :)
Baumkuchen is way different. It is a common misconception in Lithuania. Šakotis don't look like and don't even taste like baumkuchen.
You're right :) My understanding is that Baumkuchen was the inspiration for many countries to produce the tree cake but definitely very different across countries for sure!