I swear every time there's a swedish candy taste test someone just HAS to send a bag of djungelvrål! I personally love them, but I've never met a person that likes salty licorice who's not from Sweden lol! Oh and btw - thank you in swedish is "Tack så mycket" :D Hugs from Sweden
I'm impressed you asked "Why does it taste like fermented stingray?". As stingray ferments it produces ammonia, and salted licorice is salted with ammonium chloride (generally used as a fertilizer). Salted licorice is my favorite candy and tragically there is nowhere I can buy it in my country. I will shed a tear for licorice discarded after shooting this video.
Swede here. The licorice that is "hollow" in Gott & Blandat, is actually sweet licorice, whereas the other is salty licorice. Djungelvrål is even more salty with salt on the outside as well. In Sweden, there are a lot of candy that is salty and/or sour. Like A LOT. We do love the mix of flavors with a bit salty/sour and sweet :) With that said, not a lot of other countries generally have these so I understand if people are unfamiliar with that type of combination! Loved the reaction! You should come visit Sweden some time when it's safer to travel again! It's beautiful here :D
Bro i brought some with me when I moved to Australia and I stayed in a hostel in the beginning whilst I was looking for an apartment and there were mice and they ate ALL of my dip powders (and barely touched anything else I had) let me tell you I was FUMING
As a Swede, I've watched enough of these reactions to already know your reaction to djungelvrål! :D The salty taste is from salmiak salt (ammonium chloride), it's a taste you probably need to grow up with to appreciate :P I love it!
@@cocoapuff_x No not ammonia. Ammonium chloride. It's a salt made of ammonia and chloride, just like ordinary table salt is made of sodium and chloride. Each chemical by them selves would be poisonous and in some cases explosively reactive to almost anything it touches, but together they just make different salts.
I don't know. Salty liquorice seem to be very Scandinavian but others can learn to like it. We had an Englishman over once who tried some salty liquorice and thought it was disgusting. Later he tried one more and once again complained how bad it was. But then we caught him trying another one. And another one. And eventually he had eaten the whole cup we had the candy in. He was addicted. He now visit the Swedish store where he lives and buy salty liquorice.
American here who loves licorice and anise candies. I'm the only one in my family aside from my great grandma who will eat them. But as much as I luv licorice, I just can't seem to enjoy that salty licorice so popular in Scandinavia. I keep trying tho! ❤
@@hibiscus10moon warheads are sour, djungelvrål is super bitter? (think that is correct word) its intensely salty like even people I know who love salty foods and salty licorice tend to hate djungelvrål (unless they are also Swedish lol) I consider it the marmite/vegiemite of candy, either really love it or really hate it
VirtualArmageddon i’ve tried them before, but never heard them as sweet in the middle. thus the comparison. they are too salty for me too, and i love salty food.
Oh I'm so happy you guys enjoyed the candy from my country!~ hehe yes djungelvrål(jungle growl) ... that's something else.. but to be fair, it comes from the country who also makes fermented herring (surströmming anyone?) so what did you expect? ;P
considering they eat fermented stingray in Korea i dont think they would have to much issues with surstromming ^_^ but yeh i have yet to find people outside of northern Europe that likes salty licorice ^_^
@@Umla80 The smell is initially worse for surströmming, and I've heard it's worse all the way until you actually eat it. It's supposed to be eaten with bread or potatoes though, which does make it easier to eat. Then again, I think it's just an abomination, even though I have eaten it before.
I really enjoyed this video scene I'm from Sweden. And your Swedish pronunciation was... Really great 😂🤣 I was literally dieing of laughter from listening to it again and again. That made my day so bright.
Swedish person here! I can tell you a bit more about the candies 🥰🇸🇪 Marabou: the most famous chocolate company in Sweden. There's dozens of different flavours including salted caramel, hazelnut and raspberry! Daim: (pronounced like 다임) a favourite of many people, there's even Marabou chocolate with Daim-flavour! Dipp: we dip not only chips in this, but also cut-up vegetables, like carrot or cucumber sticks! :) Gott & Blandat (meaning "yummy & mixed"): very classic bag of mixed candy. I can also say there are two different kinds of liquorice: sweet and salty -- I think the one you both liked is the sweet one :) Djungelvrål (litr. djungle scream): I hate this candy too! Maybe in the future I will send you more kinds to try 💕 언니들 화이팅!
As a Swedish person, I had so much fun watching this! I personally *love* salty licorice 😊, and it's always fun to see people's reactions when they try it for the first time! The salt on (and in) the Djungelvrål is not normal salt (sodium chloride), it's ammonium chloride, which tastes much saltier than table salt, so people always react quite strongly to it, because they're always surprised by it 😁 Many thanks to Alexandria for sending them all this stuff! Good idea to send the dip, too! 👍🏻♥️
You were really good at pronouncing the Swedish names! Marabou is a Sweidsh classic! They come in like 20 different flavors and are the most popular chocolate in Sweden. I´m not a big fan of candy so I never eat Djungelvrål or Gott & Blandat but I know they are both very popular. Really fun to watch 😁
I'm from Denmark and we have all of this, except for the specific dip mix there too (we have similar ones). Love djungelvrål and also the way Zoe pronounced Daim hehehe! Now I'm missing Scandinavian candy :(
Ahhh I’m from Sweden!! So glad you got to try these 😄 Marabou really is the best chocolate ever, and there are so many different flavors that I’d love for you to try 😱
I fucking love this channel, they are so respectful with all the things they react to, also they have a cute chemistry between them, both of them are really charismatic and funny. I love reaction channel so much 🥺 definitely my favorite ❤️
I’m pretty sure after this video some Norwegians and Danish will try and send you guys a bigger and better package 👀 since we 3 countries so competative against each other. Meanwhile Iceland and Finland is chilling in the background watching us being mean to each other
The build-up and reaction to the chili powder was awesome lol 😂 I love how excited you gals get about food, I can totally relate. Great content as always 🧡 you should try to compile a selection of foods from around the world that are considered the least delicious, and see how well you would do... you are lucky that person from Sweden did not include Surstromming in their package lmao 😜
When me and boyfriend buys Gott & Blandat, he eats all the liquorice and I eat the colourful ones. He loves Djungelvrål (translates to Roar of the jungle), and I think it’s disgusting. Salty liquorice is popular in Scandinavia (Finland in particular), but uncommon otherwise. :)
Swedish gurl here, I just wanted to say I really enjoyed this video ( and all the other videos too ). I really liked when they tried to say thanks because translators ar sh*t. You wrote thanks it said grateful, when you listened to it it said your friendly words😂 Lesson 1: thanks = tack 2: thank you so much = tack så mycket
hi am a Swedish subscriber and this video was so fun to Watch and ive been following this channel for a while now am glad i found it and i like all sweets except licorice so it s ok:)
Been watching this channel for a while now and you should have seen my reaction when I saw you were trying swedish candy. I’m from Sweden so it’s funny to see because I didn’t expect this lol
Swedish, but adopted Korean here. Fighting! Salty liquirice is definitely a required taste. I used to HATE it when I was young, but my mother LOVES it, and I have to hide her liquirice or she will eat five bags of it in one evening. However, recently I tried some salty liquirice and I found my taste buds changed a lot. I don't hate it, I honestly don't find it very disgusting at all, but I still cannot see me eat it because of how much I used to hate it. So, I am one of those rare cases of, I don't hate it, but I don't love it. I guess you need to be born with Korean genes and then eat almost all Swedish food for 30 years to get to that point.
Swedish here. I think the reason you got Djungelvrål is because of funny reactions. 😁 i love those but i can't eat too many.
Lmao
Oooo that satisfying moment when I turned the likes to 100😂😂
@@teaspoonluvr I'm scared to like now cuz I dont wanna ruin the perfection..
@Marvelous Dwanah welp now it’s ruined so it can be perfect again 200😌💅
Djungelvrål is the worst lmao 😂
I swear every time there's a swedish candy taste test someone just HAS to send a bag of djungelvrål! I personally love them, but I've never met a person that likes salty licorice who's not from Sweden lol!
Oh and btw - thank you in swedish is "Tack så mycket" :D Hugs from Sweden
I love salty licorice, I thought only finns like it lol
We like salty licorice in the Netherlands! We have a lot of licorice ourselves actually, my favorite is definitely salmiak licorice though.
I really like Djungelvrål too! I have yet to see a foreigner enjoy it 😅
I love liquorice and would love to try salty licorice. Imma have to check if I can get some shipped to the States. 😋
Sounded so yummy
pewds said he always asks his parents to send him this and some meat spice mix from Knor
I’m trying to figure out which is a better band name, “Slaughters The Monkey” or “Fermented Stingray.”
i like “grandma’s teeth” personally
Melodifestivalen 2021: Our next band from Göteborg "Fermented Stingray" with the song Monkey Slaughters!
Fermented Stingray is the winner.
Wow, thanks for the likes!
sol Definitely a contender, although it conjures up an image of a bunch of dentures performing on stage...(my grandparents had dentures, you see).
Yum: if you open it, it slaughters the monkey
Zoey: awesome, let's show it to the camera-
Yum:
Zoey:
Zoey: *proceeds to rip monkeys head off*
Lmao 😂
Potato_Cakes 3 Potato 🥔 is that you?
Gamer Zoey peeked out 🤣
@@yiwanye1221 omg hey lmao 💞
@@beths4681 heyy lol
yum is so kind hearted she doesnt even want to open the plastic bag cuz it will 'kill' the monkey printed on it. we must protecc at all cost
hahaha she’s so cute
But also super chaotic because she pours milk first before cereal 😂
@@CommanderDEV Chaotic Good.
CommanderDEV i do that sometimes, its just cereal lmfao😳
I'm impressed you asked "Why does it taste like fermented stingray?". As stingray ferments it produces ammonia, and salted licorice is salted with ammonium chloride (generally used as a fertilizer). Salted licorice is my favorite candy and tragically there is nowhere I can buy it in my country. I will shed a tear for licorice discarded after shooting this video.
"Let's do a lip-synch."
I died. I died hard 😂
Swede here. The licorice that is "hollow" in Gott & Blandat, is actually sweet licorice, whereas the other is salty licorice. Djungelvrål is even more salty with salt on the outside as well. In Sweden, there are a lot of candy that is salty and/or sour. Like A LOT. We do love the mix of flavors with a bit salty/sour and sweet :) With that said, not a lot of other countries generally have these so I understand if people are unfamiliar with that type of combination! Loved the reaction! You should come visit Sweden some time when it's safer to travel again! It's beautiful here :D
how to pronounce daim the swedish way
hyundai m
Dajm
They have them in England
Dime! I wonder if Ikea would sell those in Korea
you pronounce like "dime"
Consider reacting to "worst cooks in america"
The first eps of the seasons are the best
Lmao it's a chaotic mess
They did it!
3:28 " *SUGAR IS BETTER THAN MEN* ". Guess I have a new motto now
Bruh
WHEN YUMI MAKES AN ANGRY FACE BECAUSE THE FOOD IS SO GOOD
as a finn, those 'dipps' are the best thing ever. i cannot have chips without the flavored sourcream dip!!
Bro i brought some with me when I moved to Australia and I stayed in a hostel in the beginning whilst I was looking for an apartment and there were mice and they ate ALL of my dip powders (and barely touched anything else I had) let me tell you I was FUMING
@@S2nnuVEVO lmaoo what a nightmare. i hope you got some new ones to fix the loss, but man the rats had a good taste...
@@S2nnuVEVO I'm pretty sure IKEA got them. I bought a lot of Swedish food there, like Kalles kaviar, knäckebröd (crisp bread) and glögg.
Samaa mieltä! :D
theghostofyou These dipps are too good!!
How could the person who sent them candy forget about “bilar” and “Polly” O_O
So much missing
Delicato-bollar!
Blir ledsen 😭
polly smakar skitäckligt ju ):
@@leongeds1397 inte bra att skicka med post till Korea :-D
As a Swede, I've watched enough of these reactions to already know your reaction to djungelvrål! :D
The salty taste is from salmiak salt (ammonium chloride), it's a taste you probably need to grow up with to appreciate :P
I love it!
Ammonia?.
@@cocoapuff_x No not ammonia. Ammonium chloride. It's a salt made of ammonia and chloride, just like ordinary table salt is made of sodium and chloride. Each chemical by them selves would be poisonous and in some cases explosively reactive to almost anything it touches, but together they just make different salts.
I don't know. Salty liquorice seem to be very Scandinavian but others can learn to like it.
We had an Englishman over once who tried some salty liquorice and thought it was disgusting. Later he tried one more and once again complained how bad it was. But then we caught him trying another one. And another one. And eventually he had eaten the whole cup we had the candy in. He was addicted. He now visit the Swedish store where he lives and buy salty liquorice.
Salty liquorice is the best thing i know 😍 but when i offer it to my friend from USA, she said "How can you eat something so discusting?"
☹
Fasiken vad nasty den skiten är
I don't know what google translate had going on there, "Thank you" is "Tack" in Swedish, phonetically "takk"
Yeah and if you want to say thank you very much then it's tack så mycket
Google translate var väl ute på krogen eller nåt :)
Den bara ”Dina vänliga ord”
@@ceruleanorchid6160 tror de försökte översätta från koreanska vilket kan bli väldigt konstigt ibland då den översätter ordagrant
Emil Wiezell Det är därför jag aldrig kan lita på Google översätt för oftast så brukar det bli fel
WOWWWW I LIVE IN SWEDEN AND MY FAV UA-camR TRIED OUR CANDYS I LUV Dis🥺🥺
I HAVE NEVER CLICKED SO FAST!! i love your videos and have been a fan for a long time and I’m half Swedish and half Finnish so I really liked this🥺❤️
Yum:I HAVE CHANGED
ME: dies instantly
I'm going to send you guys polish candy to try next (;
Oooh sounds nice i like bamboo tho
Krówki, kabanosy i prince polo?
Zuzanna wyslij mleko gostynskie!!! O i kisiel!
@@justsomepandawithinternet Mind sending me some? :)
@@oliwiaogrodniczek8988 haha mieszkam w wielkiej Brytanii więc mam limit ile mogę znaleźć rzeczy
American here who loves licorice and anise candies. I'm the only one in my family aside from my great grandma who will eat them. But as much as I luv licorice, I just can't seem to enjoy that salty licorice so popular in Scandinavia. I keep trying tho! ❤
It's because of the salmiak, the salt.
Djungelvrål is so sweet though! it's just the outside that's coated in salty licorice powder!!!!
sounds like warheads...
@@hibiscus10moon Nothing like warheads. Or maybe a little...but I've yet to find anything like djungelvrål.
@@hibiscus10moon warheads are sour, djungelvrål is super bitter? (think that is correct word) its intensely salty like even people I know who love salty foods and salty licorice tend to hate djungelvrål (unless they are also Swedish lol) I consider it the marmite/vegiemite of candy, either really love it or really hate it
VirtualArmageddon i’ve tried them before, but never heard them as sweet in the middle. thus the comparison. they are too salty for me too, and i love salty food.
It’s always good to see the two of them together.
We pronounce it ‘dime’.
We have them in Scotland!💙
Same in Sweden :) used to be spelled Dajm but they changed it
You have to a admit it was hilarious though when she said damn lol
McDonald's had a Daum mcflurry which is probably how yumi recognized it.
We pronounce it da im as im in immediately
We have them in Malaysia too 🤍
Coming from a swede: dime is the correct pronunciation!! (Dime as in the coin)
Oh I'm so happy you guys enjoyed the candy from my country!~ hehe yes djungelvrål(jungle growl) ... that's something else.. but to be fair, it comes from the country who also makes fermented herring (surströmming anyone?) so what did you expect? ;P
considering they eat fermented stingray in Korea i dont think they would have to much issues with surstromming ^_^ but yeh i have yet to find people outside of northern Europe that likes salty licorice ^_^
@@Umla80 The smell is initially worse for surströmming, and I've heard it's worse all the way until you actually eat it.
It's supposed to be eaten with bread or potatoes though, which does make it easier to eat. Then again, I think it's just an abomination, even though I have eaten it before.
More like Jungle Roar, a growl is just a morr.
I really enjoyed this video scene I'm from Sweden. And your Swedish pronunciation was... Really great 😂🤣 I was literally dieing of laughter from listening to it again and again. That made my day so bright.
I’m from Norway and I like your videos ❤️ They inspire me a lot ❤️
omg it was so cool to see you guys trying swedish snacks!! Daim and marabou is soo gooood!
I'm Swedish and I love Djungelvrål, when I've finished all the candy I'll get the leftover salt from the bag and eat that too. xD
I’m from sweden and i just LOVE the launguage ur speaking! It sounds so cute and beautiful💕
Swedish person here! I can tell you a bit more about the candies 🥰🇸🇪
Marabou: the most famous chocolate company in Sweden. There's dozens of different flavours including salted caramel, hazelnut and raspberry!
Daim: (pronounced like 다임) a favourite of many people, there's even Marabou chocolate with Daim-flavour!
Dipp: we dip not only chips in this, but also cut-up vegetables, like carrot or cucumber sticks! :)
Gott & Blandat (meaning "yummy & mixed"): very classic bag of mixed candy. I can also say there are two different kinds of liquorice: sweet and salty -- I think the one you both liked is the sweet one :)
Djungelvrål (litr. djungle scream): I hate this candy too!
Maybe in the future I will send you more kinds to try 💕 언니들 화이팅!
@Johannes Odensson Tycker det är pinsammare med profilbild på hakan som ser ut som en spade.
As a Swedish person, I had so much fun watching this! I personally *love* salty licorice 😊, and it's always fun to see people's reactions when they try it for the first time!
The salt on (and in) the Djungelvrål is not normal salt (sodium chloride), it's ammonium chloride, which tastes much saltier than table salt, so people always react quite strongly to it, because they're always surprised by it 😁
Many thanks to Alexandria for sending them all this stuff! Good idea to send the dip, too! 👍🏻♥️
ITS BEEN 20 SECONDS IM SO EARLY ILY GUYS💜💜💜💜💜
Aha same
Same I never clicked so fast
Yep
You were really good at pronouncing the Swedish names! Marabou is a Sweidsh classic! They come in like 20 different flavors and are the most popular chocolate in Sweden. I´m not a big fan of candy so I never eat Djungelvrål or Gott & Blandat but I know they are both very popular. Really fun to watch 😁
I love watching you guys try snacks, makes me hungry but so enjoyable!! 💖
thanks for sending them goodies, Alexandria! these are always fun to watch. I wanna see Grandma Ok try licorice!
The excitement I felt reading the title was unreal! 😂
Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪
I'm from Denmark and we have all of this, except for the specific dip mix there too (we have similar ones). Love djungelvrål and also the way Zoe pronounced Daim hehehe! Now I'm missing Scandinavian candy :(
So I eat the Djungelvrål ones by the handful at once 😅
Respect to you guys for actually trying to taste them and not spitting them out right away 👍
Ahhh I’m from Sweden!! So glad you got to try these 😄 Marabou really is the best chocolate ever, and there are so many different flavors that I’d love for you to try 😱
my swedish friends tried to shock me with the salty licorice, but i Loved it-!! lol i made them give me the whole bag~~
I am also from Sweden. I just thought about it yesterday, how I would like to see you try out Swedish candy. AND HERE U ARE. What a coincidence.
Djungelvrål is just a proper troll thing to send, hahaha :D as a kid I used to suck on them for the salt and spit out the liquorice :P
The edits of these vids are so funny. Idk why but I lost it when she sneezed and the law and order sound bit was played. 🤣🤣
I can’t help saying hi mom every time they say hi kids😭😭
I love Yum's excitement to everything. She is literally my favorite.
❤️ Djungelvrål, too bad they didn't send swedish potato chips (they are the best!) with that sweet chili dip mix.
Love rewatching these videos
I hope everyones doing great and well! And i really hope Grandmother OK is doing fine too! Love from England
I love watching these so muchhh....and your reactions are always so cute but I still need to watch this one 😂
The sender actually missed some... maybe we need a "tasting Swedish candy pt.2" ? :D
You guys are adorable! I am addicted to your videos. Loving the content
HI from Sweden !!
Hi from Finland :)
Hi from zoo
Hi from uranus
Hi from England!
Hi from my uncles basement
I'm from Sweden as well and I love your channel so this video made me really happy to watch :D You guys are so cute and I love your reactions!
"Bye kids"
And here am i a 28 year old swedish guy loving the video..
Gott och Blandat! My favorite. So lucky! 😌❤️
Btw the traslation is good and mixed lol!
Also the the Mint Marabou is my favorite.
I COULDNT BE A MORE HAPPY SWEDE 🥺🥺
There are so many things from Sweden I want you guys to try uwu
I just found your channel and all I can say is I LOVE IT !!! 💖
7:20 the way yum's disgusted face slowly came into the frame 💀
I fucking love this channel, they are so respectful with all the things they react to, also they have a cute chemistry between them, both of them are really charismatic and funny. I love reaction channel so much 🥺 definitely my favorite ❤️
Now I almost want to taste fermented stingray 😂
Omg I am from Sweden and I have wanted to send you stuff for so long, I just haven't had the money yet, so I am super excited about this video!!
I'm never this early. I'm just coming off of my lunch break and got the notification v
i'm a swede, LOVE THIS VIDEO! First video i've ever seen of you and i absolutely loved it!! :D
That ending had me rolling... LOL
Love you guys helped me through some tough times thanks
your laughs are contagious I just laugh whenever u guys laugh hahahha
I have been waiting for this day to come!! Love from sweden!! You girls are adorable!
Lmao, I'm Icelandic, and we put liquorice in almost every candy. Wish I could send ya some
I just wanted to comment to show my appreciation for you guys! You guys always make me laugh. Can’t wait for the next one!
I’m pretty sure after this video some Norwegians and Danish will try and send you guys a bigger and better package 👀 since we 3 countries so competative against each other. Meanwhile Iceland and Finland is chilling in the background watching us being mean to each other
but we all lowkey know that Finnish candy is the best 😉😂
bruh im danish and was considering doing that
Så sant hahahaha
RIGHT
Lol. We love a sweet sibling feud 💚
Your awesome editing combined with the greatest accent for reactions makes this one of the best channels on UA-cam.
Laughed so much my wife had to come over and watch, too.
I literally love everything about this channel but my favorite thing is the low-key hilarious editing, it kills me every time
Them :hey kids
Me as a 34 year old: hi
The build-up and reaction to the chili powder was awesome lol 😂 I love how excited you gals get about food, I can totally relate. Great content as always 🧡 you should try to compile a selection of foods from around the world that are considered the least delicious, and see how well you would do... you are lucky that person from Sweden did not include Surstromming in their package lmao 😜
I"m gonna send you guys Norwegian snacks!
Idk how many times I've watch y'all's videos, but they never get old. Repeat or not
How to say "thank you" in Swedish : "tack" or if you want to be more sincere: "tack så mycket" (thank you so much).
Love your channel so much!Love from Texas!❤
When me and boyfriend buys Gott & Blandat, he eats all the liquorice and I eat the colourful ones. He loves Djungelvrål (translates to Roar of the jungle), and I think it’s disgusting. Salty liquorice is popular in Scandinavia (Finland in particular), but uncommon otherwise. :)
Swedish gurl here, I just wanted to say I really enjoyed this video ( and all the other videos too ). I really liked when they tried to say thanks because translators ar sh*t. You wrote thanks it said grateful, when you listened to it it said your friendly words😂
Lesson 1: thanks = tack
2: thank you so much = tack så mycket
Next time Italian snacks !!!
PS : i ' m italian
Send some!
The words for "thank you" were "grateful" and "your kind words" 😆
Still, I very much appreciate the attempt!
Pewdiepie would be proud. 😊
It was so much fun seeing you try snacks and candy from Sweden! Lots of love from your Swedish audience :D
Hur många är från Sverige lika gärna
hi am a Swedish subscriber and this video was so fun to Watch and ive been following this channel for a while now am glad i found it and i like all sweets except licorice so it s ok:)
she bought the worst candies, LIKE APELSIN MARABOU??? hell no 💔
Right!? We have so many good flavours and even just regular marbou is so good.
Sandra 99 IKK
I knew they were gonna include that last candy, which I absolutely love so I was excited to see your reactions lol
Vem är svensk här?🇸🇪🇸🇪
Jag
Jaggg
Yum went ham on that dip mix! That was hilarious. Awesome video!
Waiting for pewdiepie to react to this😂
I love the way you edit your videos it just makes everything more funny 😂❤️
if pewds doesnt react to this-
Been watching this channel for a while now and you should have seen my reaction when I saw you were trying swedish candy. I’m from Sweden so it’s funny to see because I didn’t expect this lol
Swedish, but adopted Korean here.
Fighting! Salty liquirice is definitely a required taste. I used to HATE it when I was young, but my mother LOVES it, and I have to hide her liquirice or she will eat five bags of it in one evening. However, recently I tried some salty liquirice and I found my taste buds changed a lot. I don't hate it, I honestly don't find it very disgusting at all, but I still cannot see me eat it because of how much I used to hate it.
So, I am one of those rare cases of, I don't hate it, but I don't love it. I guess you need to be born with Korean genes and then eat almost all Swedish food for 30 years to get to that point.
This is the only reaction channel that I watch... You guys are always fun :)
The way you say “Daim” just gets me every single time 😂😂😂
As a Swede this is so funny to watch LOL always look forward to your videos :)