@MarbleXeno history is filled with violence and blood shed, im not justifying his actions. but comparing him to hitler would be an insult to hitler, there are no evil that come close to him, maybe do a bit of research before saying stuff like that
I love how Serbian sarma (what Anomaly calls “cabbage rolls”) was included as the closest thing to Golubtsi (which is the Ukrainian version). Slav culture is stronK even hundreds of miles away!
@@MathsOP Good joke, but you shouldn't be saying that about food. All families in Ukraine are taught to respect the food you eat, that because Ukrainian nation went through the genocides which called Holodomor, "holodo" - "famine", "mor" - "death", basically means "great famine" in the bloody times of soviet union. That's also another one thing about why we hate Russians and Russia at all. You can find more about this tragedy if you want to. Really dark times...
Very popular among Russians and Polish households. These are all commercialised and processed but they taste even better homemade as most people in those countries would have them.
most of this food comes from slovian cuntries like Barszcz from poland but also really popular in ukrain so not all of this food its "Ukrain" its more slovian food wchich countires like poland russia ukrain etc
We actually eat potato salad for Christmas dinner, even for regular meal. It is delicious when it is homemade. And the weird jelly meat thing is pretty common in Czech republic at least :Dd
@Brad bruh who cares ukraine and russia have their own war mate there is people who use those sites to get money for themselves not give it away cause they need money
@Brad I mean that’s not anomaly’s choice, it’s for the money dude. If I could get money for shouting out some company for 30 seconds I’d be down no matter what they want me to say. Dmarket probably has that in the sponsor requirements. But I do agree to not donate through those sites it honestly feels sketchy
I'm from Lithuania but all this food reminds me so much of my childhood omg! The cabbage rolls we actually call Balandėliai which roughly translates to "Small pigeons" so I always thought it's made out of pigeon meat lol
Lad, literally really great video. Loved it I hope that one this war ends, you will be able to come here and taste the real homemade Ukrainian food (I’m from a village, and believe me you will be taken aback)
@@BlueDragon_ he was able to find only product produced in Serbia. And this kind of food is served&made in a lot of Europe countries, while people mostly eat it fresh (not preserved :) ).
The cabbage rolls are a delicious food overall, we are enjoying them as a traditional type of food here in Romania, they are the same and we call them "sarmale".
@@siur123 I dont think either that pigeons are ukrainian. They just ate the most popular dishes from ukraine no one fucking cares who invented the dish and all eastern europe eats pigeons
I can tell all the titles they ate-those were borsch, blini(plough filled with meat), borodinski bread(exactly is used to make kvas), golubci(meat enrolled into cabbage slices)
the "cream filled pancakes" are actually very delicious if you try them properly made and the gelatin meat is what every alcoholic eats on new years eve
Most of these foods are not unique to Ukraine. You can come accross all these foods in eastern europe and as you said shit is cash with vinegar dont think anyone eats them without anything
These cabbage rolls are so traditonal at Hungary and Transylvania also,and we call it Töltött Káposzta(stuffed cabbage)and it fits very well with the sour cream(сметана) which is “tejföl” in hungarian.
not the best quality of these products, but thanks for your support for Ukraine. Doing a great job with a fantastic content over youtube)wish you Peace , Freedom and stay Brave as Ukraine
In Poland these 'cabbage things' are called "little pigeons" and they are served usually with tomato souce or mushroom souce and they are delicious mmmm
Hi man, I grew up in a little town in eastern Poland, actually like 20km away from the border with Ukraine. And as kid I lot a lot of stuff what you have tried in this video. Which is saying that eastern Polish and western Ukrainian culture are so similar (Lviv was a Polish city back then before war). I always loved the cabbage rolls (gołąbki), we made it with rice and meat, then cooked it for like 3 hours. It was delicious with some kind of soft tomato sauce (tomato concentrate and cream). The “palacinkas” (naleśniki) was just Crêpes mostly filled with sweetened cottage cheese, with vanilla aroma. I also liked to eat this chicken meat Gelatine thing, sometimes there was some carrot and green beans inside it, to make it tastier you need to drop little vinegar on it, and black pepper. Borscht (Barszcz) always, always delicious, like one guy wrote, in restaurants we serve it inside round bread. It was also nice to eat it in the summer bc it was cooling you a little (if I’m right). Yeah this video brought me back to my childhood, i miss this food. Not because we are not doing it anymore, it’s because I’m living in Switzerland and I’m not so often in Poland, in my hometown region… 😳🥲 #StayStrongUkraine
what you tried in cabbage leaf, rice and meat, is a traditional Romanian specific and is served with beer, cream and polenta, and instead of beer you can a plum brandy.
3:04 In Poland its called gołąbki which actually means pigeons (dont worry its not a pigeon lol), also i think its Czech or Slovakia cuz i kinda recognize the language 5:09 That's a vegetable salad 5:42 And that's probably guts and don't eat it raw XD. But don't worry its super deliciuous you just need to put all of it in a pot and unforze it, if its not seasoned just do that, i like salt so i put a lot of it
ok so some of the food is really common in Poland just to be clear. And Barszcz is the polish traditional soup in Christmas. The "cabbage rolls" are gołąbki in Poland but I don't know if it is actually a polish meal.
borsch is not really claimed by 1 country it's not clear who in the eastern Europe did it first, but it's not specifically a polish dish, also the cabbage rolls are called "holubtsi" in Ukraine which is pretty much synonymous with the polish word
the jelly meat was also popular in finland a bit ago pretty sure the gelatin is to more easily make slices or something bc sliced meat wasnt common then its just what ive heard i cant find info on the origins
Even it's from Serbia,it became popular in other Eastern European countries like North Macedonia,albania,Greece,Montenegro and so on and so fourth,also love it,thank you if your from Serbia for creating that masterpiece
Just so u guys know the cabbage roll with meat that u ate in my language it is called "sarmale" and it is usually eaten at christmas or easter or genarally any like major holidaya
Thank U guys) MUCH LOVE FROM UKRAINE)) This cake is awesome!!!)) the bread was not OG "ukrainian bread" tho)) classic ua bread has no nuts and actually is kinda soft lol.. when things become more peacefull i wanna send u some real Ukrainian snack goodness ;3
But it's almost the same, well besides pierogi and a lot more but a lot of these ukrainian foods can also be considered somewhat polish and the other way around
First you duππb cuπt dolma Is turkisch sarma Is serbian the only thing Is that ITS just rolled the same we use meat like pork and the turcks fill it with rice and they don't use cabbage they use leaves so if your gonna talk think about it duππb a$$
5:14 Hey anomaly, that “potato something salad” is actually classic olivye salad or traditional lithuanian white salad i believe, i am from lithuania and we tend to have that type of salad which is very nice
The first thing u have tried called "Sarma" actually isn't Ukrainian dish, it's Serbian homestyle dish that u can't say no to when ur grandma makes it :) plus it's literally written in Serbian so it can't be Ukrainian dish lol
it actually originated in bosnia, became popular in all of balkans, coming from a serbian, we have to agree that bosnia has the best food in all of the balkans
As a Ukranian I basically was having the food with Anomaly and Papanomaly by eating the Kyiv cake, and drinking Kvass, cool ambient, but Anomaly ate too much of my cake.
This video is indeed extra nice. The amount of nice is immeasurable, but I somehow managed to measure it. There is 22 "nice" in this video, enormous amount of "good" btw. Oh, and who will count how many times papa said "yes" or any form of "yes" will get a prize! A big... Nothing
You should do Czech food review. We have fried cheese, schnitzel with potato salad, pork, dumplings and sauerkraut, dill sauce with dumplings and eggs and of course roast sirloin in sour cream sauce and dumplings.
Аномалі та тато аномалі, дякую вам за підтримку в такий важкий час для України!👍 Anomaly & Papanomaly , Thank you for your support at such a difficult time for Ukraine!👍 Anomaly & Papanomaly , Tack för ditt stöd i en så svår tid för Ukraina!👍
try jelly meet with hot pasta or frys... boil the pasta and put a large piece of jelly meet on top and wait 5-10 minutes for the jelly to melt... use kechup or hot sauce...
im very convinced that "yes" is a survival instinct that Papa has developed to make sure he survives through the video
yes
@@weezypeezy508 LOL wat
yes
@@n8wolf575 yes
That's his safety word
This feels like the most calm Anomaly and Papanomaly video ever, no fighting, throwing stuff or screaming
yeah, too normal.. he's maturing too much!!
Maby cuz of war in Ukraine so they are not making violante video ?
@@Svyniar yeah or just taking it seriously
@MarbleXeno Putin tried to avoid the war
@MarbleXeno history is filled with violence and blood shed, im not justifying his actions. but comparing him to hitler would be an insult to hitler, there are no evil that come close to him, maybe do a bit of research before saying stuff like that
I love how Serbian sarma (what Anomaly calls “cabbage rolls”) was included as the closest thing to Golubtsi (which is the Ukrainian version). Slav culture is stronK even hundreds of miles away!
gołąbki :V
Jbg
голубцы :V
It is actually a balkan product. Here în România we them a lot.
@@sebastianorhei5745 slavic cultural food basically
This is the first good test where he actually prepares the food as intended. I still remember him eating dry prawn crackers
save for the dumplings, Papa kind of manhandled them. lol
The crime commited on those poor dumplings will never be forgotten.
Wait until you find out what I do to dumplings
who names food after feces?
@@MathsOP ?
@@MathsOP Good joke, but you shouldn't be saying that about food. All families in Ukraine are taught to respect the food you eat, that because Ukrainian nation went through the genocides which called Holodomor, "holodo" - "famine", "mor" - "death", basically means "great famine" in the bloody times of soviet union. That's also another one thing about why we hate Russians and Russia at all. You can find more about this tragedy if you want to. Really dark times...
@@ukrainianbrrrt6689 i already know about it.
i just realised you reviewed Russian MRE right before the war lol
that doesnt seem suspicious at all
I don't have any friends because they are ashamed of the videos I upload. Are they really that bad, dear cha
Anomaly probably got more MREs than the entire Russian army based on their performance
Gotta love the fine Russian military corruption 😎
@@AxxLAfriku axxel your videos are terrible but I like to watch them. You are like a skinny Rainer Winkler
The Russian MRE was still good unlike the ones that the Russian soldiers got. (he ate all of the good rations)
Very popular among Russians and Polish households. These are all commercialised and processed but they taste even better homemade as most people in those countries would have them.
most of this food comes from slovian cuntries like Barszcz from poland but also really popular in ukrain so not all of this food its "Ukrain" its more slovian food wchich countires like poland russia ukrain etc
@@Setako_Stuns heheheha
Lithuania too!
@@Setako_Stuns Borsch originates from Ukraine precisely, but there is not difference in what Polish or Ukrainian slavs eat at all
We actually eat potato salad for Christmas dinner, even for regular meal. It is delicious when it is homemade. And the weird jelly meat thing is pretty common in Czech republic at least :Dd
anomaly in the carbonating beverages video : oh linda put me on a diet cause i'm too fat
also anomaly : UKRAINIAN FOOD REVIEW
@Brad bruh who cares ukraine and russia have their own war mate there is people who use those sites to get money for themselves not give it away cause they need money
@Brad lmao who cares about ukraine fuck them, they've been doing shady shits since 2014
its payback time
@Brad but bro think like this, if skins as a donation is easier payment system for some people i dont see the problem here.))
@Brad I mean that’s not anomaly’s choice, it’s for the money dude. If I could get money for shouting out some company for 30 seconds I’d be down no matter what they want me to say. Dmarket probably has that in the sponsor requirements. But I do agree to not donate through those sites it honestly feels sketchy
3:06 "Very ukranian", everything's in serbian lmao
Hahahaha yes
More Polish than Serbian bro 😂
Bought at a Serbian store probably
big win for serbs
why so mad every eastern european country has these
I'm from Lithuania but all this food reminds me so much of my childhood omg! The cabbage rolls we actually call Balandėliai which roughly translates to "Small pigeons" so I always thought it's made out of pigeon meat lol
Pagaliau dsr vienas Lietuvis! Atrodo visi vien žino rusus lenkus pan ir nieks negirdėję kad mes turi lygiai tokį patį maistą. Biški liūdina :D
they are also called "little pigeons" in Poland :D . Guess Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth is still alive
@@pixeloskyy in Ukraine we call them “holubtsi”
@@fallupboy7782 which is also means pigeons 😂
@@ezreal2930 lol, fr
Lad, literally really great video. Loved it
I hope that one this war ends, you will be able to come here and taste the real homemade Ukrainian food (I’m from a village, and believe me you will be taken aback)
Invite him xD
3:09 the sticker is in german and it says: "serbian cabbage rolls with meat filling and sauce" xd nice ukranian food
cabbage rolls are popular around slavic countries and ukraine is indeed slavic country so
lets be honest, nothing really was Ukranian here but Dmarker only pays after certain amount of views so Ukraine is now a prefect clickbait title
@@quarter177 i can confirm its a big thing in slavic countries, however it also has a big place in romanian/ eastern romance and spanish cuisine
@@Pajusz95 borscht is Ukrainian.Golubtsi (cabbage rolls ) too. Bread also.
half of the products have german sentences/words on it :D
Domaća Sarma is a Serbian food, also the brand Carnex
Also a national dish forgot to mention
jediii sarmeeee brateuuuu
da malo je smijesno sto je hrana iz ukarine a prvu stvar koju pokaze je na srpskom, pozdrav iz hrvatske
@@BlueDragon_ zapadnjaci ostaju zapadnjaci :D
@@BlueDragon_ he was able to find only product produced in Serbia. And this kind of food is served&made in a lot of Europe countries, while people mostly eat it fresh (not preserved :) ).
The cabbage rolls are a delicious food overall, we are enjoying them as a traditional type of food here in Romania, they are the same and we call them "sarmale".
Mr Anomaly the only man to fail precooked food
Ukrainian food very similar to Polish food very tasty 🇵🇱🤝🇺🇦🤝🇸🇪
It is very similar to all eastern european not only poland
@@justinas1171 all eastern european not only poland🤝 🇵🇱🤝🇺🇦🤝🇸🇪
Bro they fucking ate pigeons in this vid i was 100% sure that’s polish food but its really Ukrainian shit happens
@@keksiman7203 what
@@siur123 I dont think either that pigeons are ukrainian. They just ate the most popular dishes from ukraine no one fucking cares who invented the dish and all eastern europe eats pigeons
Thx for supporting , I love u Anomalyfat❤️ 🇺🇦🤝🇸🇪🇲🇹
Hi from Ukraine
2:34 Papanomaly's PTSD kicks in xd
thank you anomaly this means so much to me , your vids have put a smile on my face that i have not had since the war so thank you for your support
Love Ukraine from Brazil 🇧🇷♡🇺🇦
Love Brazil from Ukraine =) but not your stupid government handshaking with putin =)
I can tell all the titles they ate-those were borsch, blini(plough filled with meat), borodinski bread(exactly is used to make kvas), golubci(meat enrolled into cabbage slices)
blini is in russian, they're usually called nalysnyky or mlyntsi in Ukraine
For anyone wondering what the gelatin and meat roll was its called Head Cheese in canada and is very good with Tobasco Mustard and Mayo
3:13 when you whip out the 5th beer this morning 🤣
I love how abused papanomaly is, that he flinched when you showed him the vodka 😂
Anomaly: Eats serbian sarma
Also anomaly: Very ukraine
Ukrainian here W video and food
the cabage rolls are made by the company that is situated in my city
kinda glad to see something from serbia being sold in other countryes
:):):)
Дебели аномали не зна ни где је украјина, купио српску храну и скупља прегледе на ситуацији у украини
Bulgarian here :D and damn i cant belive someone is making a review of the food i eat almost every week :D
the "cream filled pancakes" are actually very delicious if you try them properly made and the gelatin meat is what every alcoholic eats on new years eve
The cabbage rolls (that brand specifically) is from the balksans, sarma is a delicacy enjoyed all throughout the balkans
The way papa flinched twice from just you holding the bottle is hilarious, you are a menace anomaly
This food review videos are the best for sure
8:54 in Czech we call it tlačenka [ tlachenka ], it is very good with onion and vinegar
Skour to vyzerá jak huspenina :D
Most of these foods are not unique to Ukraine. You can come accross all these foods in eastern europe and as you said shit is cash with vinegar dont think anyone eats them without anything
@@arturbaranok1046 to je hodne podobny 😃
neumím si představit jíst tlačenku bez octe a cibule :D
These cabbage rolls are so traditonal at Hungary and Transylvania also,and we call it Töltött Káposzta(stuffed cabbage)and it fits very well with the sour cream(сметана) which is “tejföl” in hungarian.
that cabbage roll - we have also in Poland and ii's called "gołąbek" which is translated to "little pidgeon"
not the best quality of these products, but thanks for your support for Ukraine. Doing a great job with a fantastic content over youtube)wish you Peace , Freedom and stay Brave as Ukraine
In Poland these 'cabbage things' are called "little pigeons" and they are served usually with tomato souce or mushroom souce and they are delicious mmmm
same with russia, we call them cabbagchki
i usually eat it with sour cream
wait, i was wrong, we call it golubci (pigeon shit or something)
they're called "holubtsi" in Ukraine too which also means little pigeons, they just got serbian sarma instead of the authentic thing
Gonna follow the trends my man.
"Jelly meat" or šaltiena (in lithuanian) is that type of food which your grandma will forcefully make you eat because it's very healthy.
8:37We also have that in Czech republic. It is called "tlačenka". I like it with bread, mustard, pickles and onions.
slav culture ❤️
jíš tlačenku s hořcicí? ses posral ne
In Moldova it's a bit diferent and it's called "răcitură"
Hi man, I grew up in a little town in eastern Poland, actually like 20km away from the border with Ukraine. And as kid I lot a lot of stuff what you have tried in this video. Which is saying that eastern Polish and western Ukrainian culture are so similar (Lviv was a Polish city back then before war).
I always loved the cabbage rolls (gołąbki), we made it with rice and meat, then cooked it for like 3 hours. It was delicious with some kind of soft tomato sauce (tomato concentrate and cream).
The “palacinkas” (naleśniki) was just Crêpes mostly filled with sweetened cottage cheese, with vanilla aroma.
I also liked to eat this chicken meat Gelatine thing, sometimes there was some carrot and green beans inside it, to make it tastier you need to drop little vinegar on it, and black pepper.
Borscht (Barszcz) always, always delicious, like one guy wrote, in restaurants we serve it inside round bread. It was also nice to eat it in the summer bc it was cooling you a little (if I’m right).
Yeah this video brought me back to my childhood, i miss this food. Not because we are not doing it anymore, it’s because I’m living in Switzerland and I’m not so often in Poland, in my hometown region… 😳🥲
#StayStrongUkraine
Polska i ukraińska kultura nie są podobne
what you tried in cabbage leaf, rice and meat, is a traditional Romanian specific and is served with beer, cream and polenta, and instead of beer you can a plum brandy.
they support ukraine with skins they donate the skins to soldiers so the have more skill because skins give you skill
3:04 In Poland its called gołąbki which actually means pigeons (dont worry its not a pigeon lol), also i think its Czech or Slovakia cuz i kinda recognize the language
5:09 That's a vegetable salad
5:42 And that's probably guts and don't eat it raw XD. But don't worry its super deliciuous you just need to put all of it in a pot and unforze it, if its not seasoned just do that, i like salt so i put a lot of it
5:42 to jest galat debilu 🤦♂️
the first thing you tried were sarme from the firma carnex, it was a yugoslavian firma I think but now its croatian ore serbina
i like how papa flinches when anomaly makes any sudden movement lol
that's kind of concerning actually. I feel like he might be abusing his dad...
Carnex sarma is from serbia bro 💀
But sarma is popular in whole balkan area and more
No wonder why Ukrainians suffer because Anomaly eats their food
ok so some of the food is really common in Poland just to be clear. And Barszcz is the polish traditional soup in Christmas. The "cabbage rolls" are gołąbki in Poland but I don't know if it is actually a polish meal.
borsch is not really claimed by 1 country it's not clear who in the eastern Europe did it first, but it's not specifically a polish dish, also the cabbage rolls are called "holubtsi" in Ukraine which is pretty much synonymous with the polish word
I'm Lithuanian and the jelly meat is popular here too, however i gotta be honest, when it's freshly made its hella good lol
Every Video:
Anomaly: Hello Papa!
Papanomaly: Yes.
You know the world has been turned upside down when anomaly and papanomaly doesn't throw food at each other
Riktigt bra och underhållande videos ni gör
the meat jelly is actually consumed with a little bit of vinegar and it's so healthy for your body.
my dad and grandpa eat it with mustard xd
@@grasu6668 I mean I kinda get it, mustard has vinegar in it right
Omg, i am from Ukraine and i never been so interested to watch this video
Да Papa прям смельчак, даже после водки не закусывает 😂
the jelly meat was also popular in finland a bit ago pretty sure the gelatin is to more easily make slices or something bc sliced meat wasnt common then its just what ive heard i cant find info on the origins
9:00 in estonia we call it sült and we eat it casually
Those cabbage rolls at 3:09 actually aren't Ukrainian at all, it's Serbian meal called Sarma
I mean the exact same food exist in Ukraine as "golubtsi"
@@Hella80s I believe so, but that exact package is from Serbia, and here is called Sarma lol
Even it's from Serbia,it became popular in other Eastern European countries like North Macedonia,albania,Greece,Montenegro and so on and so fourth,also love it,thank you if your from Serbia for creating that masterpiece
This is indeed.... EXTRA NICE!
Love from Ukraine 🥰
Just so u guys know the cabbage roll with meat that u ate in my language it is called "sarmale" and it is usually eaten at christmas or easter or genarally any like major holidaya
Thank U guys) MUCH LOVE FROM UKRAINE)) This cake is awesome!!!)) the bread was not OG "ukrainian bread" tho)) classic ua bread has no nuts and actually is kinda soft lol.. when things become more peacefull i wanna send u some real Ukrainian snack goodness ;3
Let's hope this whole madness ends soon, much love from Poland ❤ stay strong!
беги в убежище
you have to try Polish food, especially ready-made things to buy :)
But it's almost the same, well besides pierogi and a lot more but a lot of these ukrainian foods can also be considered somewhat polish and the other way around
Kielbasa is very good
@@kafiamadeus7351 true
Yes
@@kafiamadeus7351 twoja stara zapierdala :))))
I'm from Ukraine. I'm very glad that you made video bout our food and support us)
Cabbage Rolls actually called "Sarma"and it is a Turkish food,it has different types like the one made with vine leaf.
First you duππb cuπt dolma Is turkisch sarma Is serbian the only thing Is that ITS just rolled the same we use meat like pork and the turcks fill it with rice and they don't use cabbage they use leaves so if your gonna talk think about it duππb a$$
you should try romanian traditional food @Anomaly & Papanomaly,in my opinion the best food
go to america, you'll find best food, the cost is heart attacks
Thank you very much Anomaly for supportin Ukraine in this hard times. Big respect to you!
5:14 Hey anomaly, that “potato something salad” is actually classic olivye salad or traditional lithuanian white salad i believe, i am from lithuania and we tend to have that type of salad which is very nice
In Hungary we eat "cabbage rolls" (töltött káposzta) at christmas and we usually throw it to the face of our loved ones if we like it:)
The first thing u have tried called "Sarma" actually isn't Ukrainian dish, it's Serbian homestyle dish that u can't say no to when ur grandma makes it :)
plus it's literally written in Serbian so it can't be Ukrainian dish lol
golubci, you nasty one
It' actually Romanian and called sarmale not sarma.
it actually originated in bosnia, became popular in all of balkans, coming from a serbian, we have to agree that bosnia has the best food in all of the balkans
@@shiretu85 wym it literally says sarma u cant say that its not called that lol
Guys, what u have seen has different types of cocking, that was exactly Ukrainian.
As a Ukranian I basically was having the food with Anomaly and Papanomaly by eating the Kyiv cake, and drinking Kvass, cool ambient, but Anomaly ate too much of my cake.
Is there difference to russian food?
@@blyatifulchao7406 not really, im from Volgograd and you can find all that food in local stores easily
@@MittellSizeChennel I’ll be waiting you at marmelad tomorrow
@@MittellSizeChennel or park house
@@GavixWTF красноармейский
Anomaly doesnt give food to Ukraine,he takes it XDD
9:08 in Slovakia we call these "tlačenka" ist some meat, bones, ... and you eat it with vinegar and onions and it is one of my favourite food
The cabbage rolls are actually a very popular traditional food in Romania
Hi, Anomaly ! I’m from Ukraine. I think you should visit this country when the war ends. PS Like this comment)
Yeah Anomaly should visit Ukraine, I was there it's very nice there
2:25 this sound made me cry XD
5:01 those cabbage rolls are specifically for romania too ;)
can you try next polish food?
ukrainian people when they get a dragon lore from a donation:)
This video is indeed extra nice.
The amount of nice is immeasurable, but I somehow managed to measure it.
There is 22 "nice" in this video, enormous amount of "good" btw.
Oh, and who will count how many times papa said "yes" or any form of "yes" will get a prize! A big...
Nothing
The meat in gelatin you eat with mustard usually
We are eating a lot of those things in Poland but we make they kinda different like the rolls have more stuffing inside
Hello from Ukraine, we love Sweden 🇸🇪♥️🇺🇦
We love ya too 🇺🇦💙💛🇸🇪
Ludde maybe someday with your dad do Polish food review.
ukradli nam gołąbki
@@znowurozjebany3435 nie no tak być to nie będzie
You should do Czech food review.
We have fried cheese, schnitzel with potato salad, pork, dumplings and sauerkraut, dill sauce with dumplings and eggs and of course roast sirloin in sour cream sauce and dumplings.
2:35 the physical jolt that papa did LMFAO
Аномалі та тато аномалі, дякую вам за підтримку в такий важкий час для України!👍
Anomaly & Papanomaly
, Thank you for your support at such a difficult time for Ukraine!👍
Anomaly & Papanomaly
, Tack för ditt stöd i en så svår tid för Ukraina!👍
I feel like if it wasn't in the sponsored script, Anomaly won't even mention that this is for Ukraine
The jellatine thing is best with paprika powder a bit of salt and a boiled egg. In serbia we eat it for easter.
I am from Lithuanian and that cabadge rolls we call it "balandėliai". It is very good :)
allhamdulilah
Ukranian food the best and their people very nice. From twitter much love
"we got the water cooking here" 😂😂😂😂😂❤️
My aunt makes the most bussin cabbage rolls its always so good
as a fellow Ukrainian i loved watching you two eat all this food
да.
i am from UKRAINE thanks for a video!!!! and for support!
Stay safe friend
try jelly meet with hot pasta or frys... boil the pasta and put a large piece of jelly meet on top and wait 5-10 minutes for the jelly to melt... use kechup or hot sauce...
In Hungary we call the cabbage rolls the töltött káposzta