Saw it last week super good but also a very viceral film lots of blood and violence but it was amazing to see how jacked alexander skarsgard got to play the role
He’s the worst skarsgard. He devoices like a mother, and most of his on screeen emotion is manufactured. Their father is the only good one. Here for Anya.
Alex Skarsgård is such a good actor, that every time I see an interview of him being a sweet human being and not a sadistic weirdo I'm awfully surprised. He really is that good.
Love how he goes "This is how we treat ourselves" with that self- aware grin while Anya is struggling to breathe. As a Scandinavian who is addicted to salty liquorice I can confirm it is 100 % correct.
Yup. Same here. And know this... Djungelvrål is entry level candy. As said, we eat this as kids. If you wanna up the game go for Svenskjävlar or something like that. 😎
@@Kim.Miller Salty licorice or salmiak/salmiakki isn't normal table salt (sodium chloride). Instead it's a different type of salt called ammonium chloride. But yes, it can give you high blood pressure if you eat too much.
The brits clearly rigged this snack war. Sweden has a lot more diversity in their snacks, candies and drinks. Even I as a norwegian has to respect sweden for their variety. Its so good, a lot of norwegians travel to sweden to buy their snacks.
How? The gave British the worst of the worst. Greggs yet they got vegan ones, the gave fruit salad out of a sweets, pickled onion, sweet hearts. Like either they got the worst or mediocre of them, swedens were just worst
It's crazy how often Anya is portrayed as this piercing and intimidating woman, when in reality she's a bubbly loveboat. Just goes to show she's not her characters, and goddamn is she talented because I never would've guessed. Alexander has always been a dreamboat but he really can get into a role, too.
@Alexander Skarsgård By the way Mr. Alexander, do you ever plan to travel NEPAL again? Let me know!! Last Time you stay Just 100 Meter from my hotel!!😥😥
Ive never seen this woman in my life.. but then again I dont watch movies very often.. or was she in the northman? that movie was terrible so I nevber finnished it
The attitude of the Argentines is very toxic. They are doing very poorly as a country and population in general but they always want to cling to famous individuals as if that will save them.
UK meat isn't bad. Argentine meat is supreme, and that's why were so poorly accustomed to high grade beef. The aveeage supermarket meat here would be super expensive.
As swede the snacks i would choose for this is: Gifflar (a kind of cinnamon bun) Singoalla and Ballerina (cookies with filling, jelly and chocolate) Trocadero (A swedish soda) Ahlgrens bilar (candy cars) Daim (chocolate with a caramel core) Tyrkisk peppar (licorice, its finnish tho) there are alot more iconic candies but these are well known!
I was blessed to be an extra on The Northman and, although he had long since wrapped...Alexander kept showing up on set and behind the scenes...and he was a true gent. Great crew.
It's just something I do when I'm free to do it. There's a company here in Ireland called the Extras Dept. It's free to sign up with and they take a small cut from your first wage each year. I've done this movie, couple of seasons of Game of Thrones, etc. It's great fun to do but it doesn't come around too often.
Both them seem very genuine and I loved how comfortable they were with each other. I've seen Anya in a few youtube videos and wondered why she looked so familiar (The queen's gambit)
It's actually insane just how much like Stellan Alex is. The same laid back posture, chaotic calmness, unhinged humor. It's equally wholesome and scary. Edit: Jesus Christ i made a little comment and the babies can't stop saying "ohh chaotic calmness lmao" for fuckssake. Its a snack video. Just look at Anya and move on.
One of the very first gifts my Swedish boyfriend sent to me when we first started dating was salted liquorice. My mouth has never been the same since 😂😂
Shout this comment louder! I agree with you, kind sir! Love being British. Anya is right. Greg's is the place to go and nom absolute delicious food. And probably a nice tea or hot chocolate hahah
Anya should have brought Argentinian Snacks. He is an actor. He can get British snacks anytime. Let Alexander eat Churros with dulce de leche, sanguches de miga, etc.
The attitude of the Argentines is very toxic. They are doing very poorly as a country and population in general but they always want to cling to famous individuals as if that will save them.
“It tastes like you made a mistake” 🤣 she is so radiant and charming, and that line absolutely finished me! I’m crying laughing at how much I can relate to that comment - my s.o. is not a cook, let’s just say, and he made scrambled eggs one time that were just loaded with sea salt.. when I asked how much he used, he said “I just grabbed some in my fingers and added it” .. From Anya’s expression and comment, these candies sound similar to those eggs: one for the bin (lovingly named “Eggs by the Sea” 💀). Love these little clips
@@calebhardin1750 But, like, is it even candy if it doesn't hurt you a little bit to eat? 😜😂 Heh... 😂 I watched this, and got a craving for them... It's literally 8.15 in morning and I'm munching djungelvrål... 😂
I love black liquorice. It’s one of my favourite sweets. I gave the salted variety a try. Anya is right. You get mostly seawater, but also the aniseed clashing with it. Definitely an acquired taste.
"This is the drink of Scotland" As a former Erasmus student in Scotland, this is the greatest way to describe it to someone who has never heard of it before
Thank you for mentioning that! As a Dutch person living in Sweden I find it a little annoying when they claim salt liquorice is inherently Swedish, especially when the salt liquorice is so much salter in The Netherlands than in Sweden. I mean dubbel zoute drop beats djungelvrål by miles in saltiness.
@@SilvanaFumarola I'm from Sweden and I've never actually heard anyone say that it's a Swedish candy. Including Alexander in this video 🙂 It even used to be one of those things that your family and friends ordered from you when you went to Germany to buy a truckload of beer 😅 So we know very well that the real stuff is down south ☺️
@@TinaDanielsson I don't know why you never heard it but I definitely have. Maybe it's just something said to foreigners? And people are genuinely surprised when I tell them we have salt liquorice in The Netherlands as well. So... I don't know what to tell ya 🤷♀️, this is my experience... And just to make it absolutely clear, I never said that Alexander acted like this in the video nor did I insinuate it. I was talking about Swedish people in general. Just the general population you know?
@@SilvanaFumarola Or maybe it's one of those things that has been collectively forgotten in Sweden and not even known by younger generations now that we have access to a much larger variety of, well everything, than we did 20 years ago 🤔 You've made me curious now, I sense a mini workplace survey coming on 😊 And I'm sorry, I didn't mean any offence with my comment about Alexander 🙏 I just wanted to point it out in case there were any misinterpretations from Shiffelers first comment in this thread. Either by you or anyone else reading these comments.
What an extremely odd representation of Swedish snacks. Meatballs are not a snack - you have it for dinner, the yellow things I've never heard of, and the rhubarb drink (rabarbersaft) is by no means a typical swedish beverage. Also, very few people would eat the pickled cucumber as is, but rather as a condiment to eg meatballs, or on a slice of bread with leverpastej (a kind of liver based sandwich spread). Only the Djungelvrål (salt licorice) was representative.
@@paulj6805 Actually, there are several ways to pickle cucumbers, for example: *salty brine (saltgurka/salt cucumber) *sweet brine (smörgåsgurka/sandwich cucumber) *vinegary brine (ättiksgurka/vinegar cucumber). The jar in the video is smörgåsgurka (sandwich cucumber), intended, as the name suggests, to be but on bread, even though Alexander erroneously calls them saltgurka (salt cucumber).
Well, personally I eat those pickled cucumbers (smörgås gurkan) as a separate snack. And the rhubarb drink is my go to beverage of choice during summer. I sometimes liven it up by mixing it with sparkling water and add ice. 😁 👍
loved this! but definately should have brought her argentenian snacks also how many interviews they must have done in one day?! they are wearing the same outfits as multiple other interviews
She was born in miami, lived in Argentina and then most of her life in London, thats why her accents has a lots of changes even more so since she is an actress.
She said she can't avoid imitating the accents of people she's around or having conversations with so maybe that's why it varies from some interviews to others
Anya’s reaction to the disgusting salt licorice is how every logical human being will react. After 5 years in Sweden, I never understood how swedes could devour this poison so easily.
its because we dont generally bombard EVERYTHING with suger. It doesnt taste as salty to us as to foreigners. SOME swedes do massively over-consume suger... they dont like Djungelvrål either.
Once I've bought out of sheer curiosity Lackerol salmiak candies. The salty licorice. The first one I've spit out immediately. I loled hard over the horrible taste The second one I've tried to eat as a challenge. The third was kinda good. I'm hooked ever since.
I absolutely *_love_* Salmiak candies! I was hooked on the very first one I had! In the netherlands they also have that lollipop that has a sweet outer shell, but salmiak filling - it is heavenly! The mix of sweetness blended with the potent saltiness of the salmiak... Gosh I need to visit the Netherlands ahahaha (Salmiak first, Family second!)
I guess I've never seen her in an interview before. Wow she's an absolute darling, very charming. And as he gets older Alexander looks EXACTLY like his dad.
How does Anya Taylor Joy think she’s weird looking and not attractive and that she won’t get more roles because of it? She’s GORGEOUS. She has the most beautiful hair, face, eyes and figure.
@@ariqsyafwan4987 she’s turning 26 tomorrow and he turns 46 in august. that’s a whole two decades difference. if people didn’t know his age, i’d say he looks a minimum of five years older than her and max ten years. he looks really good for his age
@@ExperimentIV Tack så mycket! I love sweden as a country and i think the language is amazing, i only know basic phrases at the moment but i work to improve every day. Do you have any advice or recommendations as to how i can improve? My current routine is quite scattered but I usually wake up and listen to a swedish podcast while also using language learning apps such as duolingo throughout the day, in total I probably spend 30-60 minutes a day learning swedish but i enjoy every second.
@@T0M_X Only piece of advice for languages is studying a bit every day is better than doing it all on the weekend. Other than that try to make friends.
As an American from the South, I imagine salt licorice must taste like licorice candy, which I hate, combined with the high salt content of a country ham. If anyone has eaten an American country ham from the South & a Swedish salt licorice, please tell me if that’s a correct assumption.
I´ve eaten both and the swedish licorice is much saltier, its not even comparable, you can hardly keep a straight face when eating it, but im one of the swedes who doesnt like it that much. Like Anya said in the clip, its almost like a burning sensation on your tongue.
In NZ we have black licorice. I imagine the salt one taste similar. Also licorice seems to be old people candy because Ive never known a single child that likes it but old people always have it 😂
@@jeringatai3156 Salty licorice is an acquired taste, but here in Sweden a lot of children love it aswell - there were some licorice I didn't like as a child that I love now for instance, but I definitely ate a lot of Djungelvrål as a kid. It's exactly as Alex says, it's nostalgic and special. The best licorice candy is soft and has a more pure licorice taste - sweet licorice is also nice.
You're thinking of normal table salt when you imagine a salty taste - Sodium Chloride. The salt in salty licorice is not that. It's Ammonium Chloride. It is MUCH saltier than normal salt. If you take the salt from Djungelvrål (the candy here), and compare it to normal table salt, the table salt just tastes like fish/saltwater. No matter how much salt you eat, it will never be saltier than Ammonium Chloride. It's not about amount - it's about flavor. I highly recommend you try it - if only for the experience. Personally, I love salty licorice and always keep some in my bag wherever I go in case I get a craving for it - but, then again, I am Swedish🤷🏼♀️
I'm English and she doesn't really sound English to me, she definitely has a bit of a South American Spanish accent coming through quite a lot when she speaks, maybe I can only hear it as I studied Spanish. Like when she says ''oh my God, you people are crazy'' at the start she sounds very South American, maybe Colombian or close to there.
@@holliswilliams8426 Well, since her family moved to Argentina when she was a baby, her first language was Spanish and she learned to speak English at the age of 8, basically because she didn't want to learn that language. As a Argentinian, it's beautiful to listen to her and see that she never lost the accent of our country despite the fact that she has spent more of her life in other countries.
Best reaction I've heard to someone trying Djungelvrål was "What is this? This isn't candy... This is punishment!" I should mention btw that it isn't the same kind of salt as regular table salt (NaCl or Sodium Chloride) but salmiak which is NH4Cl or Ammonium Chloride. It is more intense than sodium chloride but tastes very different.
There are two different types of licorice, sweet licorice and salt licorice. Djungelvrål is not salt licorice, as Alexander claims, it’s sweet licorice. It’s just covered in salt.
As a Swede, my favorite thing to do is introduce unsuspecting friends to djungelvrål (the nasty salted licorice). Even in Sweden, it’s a polarizing candy lol
I'm going to adjust my comment on Anya from "I could watch her read a phone book" to "I could watch her eat salt licorice" - she's precious either way.
The Northman is in UK cinemas from today
What about streaming?
@@toh786 no
Saw it last week super good but also a very viceral film lots of blood and violence but it was amazing to see how jacked alexander skarsgard got to play the role
Loved it. Probs one of my favourite movie this year
@@toh786 See it in a theater, or live a life of regret.
The Skarsgårds are blessings to Hollywood. They're all amazing.
Brilliant actor he is.
100%
He looks just like his dad
He’s the worst skarsgard. He devoices like a mother, and most of his on screeen emotion is manufactured. Their father is the only good one. Here for Anya.
@@ahmadhasan763 okay that's strong. I respect your opinion.
It's really wonderful seeing someone so elegant and classy call Gregg's of all things a national treasure. Kinda sweet, honestly.
I did like food from Greggs but for me vegan sausage roll taste like shit.
@@Kokokot piers Morgan's burner account
Elegant and classy is a weird way of saying snobby middle class pufta.
yeah the meat one is, not that vegan garbage yuck
@@woodsy.2977 That's kinda mean, because you don't have to be middle class to have class.
Alex Skarsgård is such a good actor, that every time I see an interview of him being a sweet human being and not a sadistic weirdo I'm awfully surprised. He really is that good.
Right? To me, he’ll always be Eric Northman. ❤️❤️❤️
@@bellecabello3762 aka the DEVIL himself.
It is quite shocking, yes - he’s actually quite soft spoken irl lol.
“They’re like humans, but miniature. Teacup humans.” 😍
@@brookiebrooke928 😂
Love how he goes "This is how we treat ourselves" with that self- aware grin while Anya is struggling to breathe. As a Scandinavian who is addicted to salty liquorice I can confirm it is 100 % correct.
Yup. Same here. And know this... Djungelvrål is entry level candy. As said, we eat this as kids. If you wanna up the game go for Svenskjävlar or something like that. 😎
Doesn't it give you high blood pressure?
I wonder if it’s like black pepper
@@Kim.Miller Naw. Need to be chased on the way to work by a moose for that.
@@Kim.Miller Salty licorice or salmiak/salmiakki isn't normal table salt (sodium chloride). Instead it's a different type of salt called ammonium chloride. But yes, it can give you high blood pressure if you eat too much.
Anya: "Thank you. I'll keep the rest for my enemies."
Salted licorice is Anya's newest weapon. 😁
Alex Skarsgård is a national treasure! His whole family is a treasure to the world!
I couldn’t agree more ❤️
I prefer being a human, than a treasure.
*international
Han är den perfekta svensken. Helt fantastisk!
Hell yeah lol 🥰
“it tastes like you made a mistake” 😂
Perfect way to remind you of all the other mistakes you have made in your life. It's a mood candy.
Like hllwd propaganda disguised as arts is bs. Hahahaha.
The brits clearly rigged this snack war. Sweden has a lot more diversity in their snacks, candies and drinks. Even I as a norwegian has to respect sweden for their variety. Its so good, a lot of norwegians travel to sweden to buy their snacks.
Britain has way more diversity. None of these were iconic except maybe the irn bru for scotland
How? The gave British the worst of the worst. Greggs yet they got vegan ones, the gave fruit salad out of a sweets, pickled onion, sweet hearts. Like either they got the worst or mediocre of them, swedens were just worst
Thanks brother 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪
Sweden went from rowdy Norseman, to soft lil wussies, it's actually sad to see.
i like how he just tossed the fermented shark out there but she didn't pick up on it.
It's crazy how often Anya is portrayed as this piercing and intimidating woman, when in reality she's a bubbly loveboat. Just goes to show she's not her characters, and goddamn is she talented because I never would've guessed.
Alexander has always been a dreamboat but he really can get into a role, too.
@Alexander Skarsgård By the way Mr. Alexander, do you ever plan to travel NEPAL again? Let me know!! Last Time you stay Just 100 Meter from my hotel!!😥😥
I think its her cheekbones and eyes. She can pull off a real bad bitch look, even if thats not her nature state at all lol
Ive never seen this woman in my life.. but then again I dont watch movies very often.. or was she in the northman? that movie was terrible so I nevber finnished it
They should try Argentinian candy with Anja as well.
Anya Taylor Joy is a transgender Male-To-Female. Tall, bony, big hands and wrists. Manly face.
@@MazBringsby and?
@@MazBringsby wtf is wrong with u
@@MazBringsbyu’re saying it as if it were an insult ??
@@MazBringsby and?
Anya should had have the Argentinean snaks. The UK ones are already tryed all the time
The attitude of the Argentines is very toxic. They are doing very poorly as a country and population in general but they always want to cling to famous individuals as if that will save them.
Agreed
UK meat isn't bad. Argentine meat is supreme, and that's why were so poorly accustomed to high grade beef. The aveeage supermarket meat here would be super expensive.
@@alexanderbecker2264 didn't know we were ranking the countrys... Only wanted to see other snaks but the UK ones.
It’s a U.K. channel and they have a lot of British guests
02:29 "It tastes like you made a mistake" is priceless.
when she said ‘’thank you my love’’ i literally melted
As swede the snacks i would choose for this is:
Gifflar (a kind of cinnamon bun)
Singoalla and Ballerina (cookies with filling, jelly and chocolate)
Trocadero (A swedish soda)
Ahlgrens bilar (candy cars)
Daim (chocolate with a caramel core)
Tyrkisk peppar (licorice, its finnish tho)
there are alot more iconic candies but these are well known!
leave it to the british to butcher the non british snacks and rig it for themselves. so boring.
Came for Anya. Stayed for Alex. What a fun duo!
I was blessed to be an extra on The Northman and, although he had long since wrapped...Alexander kept showing up on set and behind the scenes...and he was a true gent. Great crew.
Wow that's awesome. How did you get that job?
It's just something I do when I'm free to do it. There's a company here in Ireland called the Extras Dept. It's free to sign up with and they take a small cut from your first wage each year. I've done this movie, couple of seasons of Game of Thrones, etc. It's great fun to do but it doesn't come around too often.
You are so lucky and I’m glad you had a good time on set !!
@@WhiskeyNovice wait so they take your money? Or you get paid for? What do you mean by “they take a small cut from your first first wage”
That’s awesome. First who did play? And we’re probably an extra on “Game of Thrones!”
Both them seem very genuine and I loved how comfortable they were with each other. I've seen Anya in a few youtube videos and wondered why she looked so familiar (The queen's gambit)
Alexander Skarsgård literally has chemistry with everyone.
Hahahaha
yes, he has a catalistic personality. he quietly gets the party started.
he ís the chemistry
Funny how similar he feels to his character in Succession. Just able to mold himself to the people in the room and appeal to them.
"it tastes like you made a mistake" might be the most perfect sentence I've ever heard
These two both seem like they'd be excellent dinner party guests.Nice guys.
Yeah I noticed that too. Very pleasant and seemingly down to Earth. Its odd saying that about two celebrities ngl, lol.
They would outshine all of us
N we feel Insecure the whole dinner
It's actually insane just how much like Stellan Alex is. The same laid back posture, chaotic calmness, unhinged humor. It's equally wholesome and scary.
Edit: Jesus Christ i made a little comment and the babies can't stop saying "ohh chaotic calmness lmao" for fuckssake. Its a snack video. Just look at Anya and move on.
I thought all swedes were like that I know one swedish guy and he's just like Stellan lol
@@leahflower9924 yeah, i would say does are some common qualities that swedish people have
You should see Stellans first movie roll "Bombi Bitt och jag" from 1968. It's uncanny.
it is called arrogance
@@sasukest okay
"It's so big I can't even get it out."
"Thank you, my love."
I'm DEAD!🤣
Anya saying "emoticon" was a wave of nostalgia that hit me like a runaway train . A word I'd entirely forgotten.
The chemistry is amazing, 2 very good actors
actors are trash humans
Alexander skarsgård is soooo underrated! Such an amazing actor
One of the very first gifts my Swedish boyfriend sent to me when we first started dating was salted liquorice. My mouth has never been the same since 😂😂
😂😂🤣🤣
Oh no, I feel you. I'm swedish and I don't like salted liquorice. Mild ones might work and I love the sweet liquorice but salty?... no! 😅
It’s the best thing about sweden to be honest 😅
"ill keep the rest for my enemies"
BYE-😭😭🤚
Eating a piping hot sausage roll with a cold tin of Irn Bru, there's no better snack than that.
Shout this comment louder! I agree with you, kind sir! Love being British. Anya is right. Greg's is the place to go and nom absolute delicious food. And probably a nice tea or hot chocolate hahah
The fact they distinctively mentioned "Scotland" instead of the UK makes me a proud scot
In love with Anya ever since The Witch.
Me Tooo!
"Cause we're fucking weird." I mean, he's not wrong..
Anya should have brought Argentinian Snacks.
He is an actor. He can get British snacks anytime.
Let Alexander eat Churros with dulce de leche, sanguches de miga, etc.
The attitude of the Argentines is very toxic. They are doing very poorly as a country and population in general but they always want to cling to famous individuals as if that will save them.
Anything dulce de leche beats whatever the Uk can offer as candy and I ain't even Argentinian. Dulce de Leche is peak.
@@Jadorelainie lol that shit that’s in Taco Bell? It’s like chewing gravel lol
Entraña a punto, alfajores, o tortas fritas.
that wouldnt make sense because she spent most of her life in England
6:25 - He was letting his Northman out
Anya is a joy to watch
“It tastes like you made a mistake” 🤣 she is so radiant and charming, and that line absolutely finished me! I’m crying laughing at how much I can relate to that comment - my s.o. is not a cook, let’s just say, and he made scrambled eggs one time that were just loaded with sea salt.. when I asked how much he used, he said “I just grabbed some in my fingers and added it” .. From Anya’s expression and comment, these candies sound similar to those eggs: one for the bin (lovingly named “Eggs by the Sea” 💀). Love these little clips
I was looking for a comment like that because I could not stop laughing at that line.
How can you not love this man? Such a sweetheart.
I second this statement @Ghost Face..
I know I love him! ♥️💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋
I’ve tried that Salted licorice candy and was more lost and confused than disgusted 😂
I bought some after watching this video lmao
What does it taste like 😂
@@ameshuang6396 exactly how Anya describes it. My mom immediately spat it out 🤣
@@calebhardin1750 But, like, is it even candy if it doesn't hurt you a little bit to eat? 😜😂 Heh... 😂 I watched this, and got a craving for them... It's literally 8.15 in morning and I'm munching djungelvrål... 😂
I love black liquorice. It’s one of my favourite sweets. I gave the salted variety a try. Anya is right. You get mostly seawater, but also the aniseed clashing with it. Definitely an acquired taste.
Anya has the most elegant and perfect posture, she radiates class
"This is the drink of Scotland"
As a former Erasmus student in Scotland, this is the greatest way to describe it to someone who has never heard of it before
Double salty liquorice is not just Swedish - liquorice is Germanic culture, that includes Scandinavian and also Dutch, & Belgium, etc.
Thank you for mentioning that! As a Dutch person living in Sweden I find it a little annoying when they claim salt liquorice is inherently Swedish, especially when the salt liquorice is so much salter in The Netherlands than in Sweden. I mean dubbel zoute drop beats djungelvrål by miles in saltiness.
And Finland
@@SilvanaFumarola I'm from Sweden and I've never actually heard anyone say that it's a Swedish candy. Including Alexander in this video 🙂 It even used to be one of those things that your family and friends ordered from you when you went to Germany to buy a truckload of beer 😅 So we know very well that the real stuff is down south ☺️
@@TinaDanielsson I don't know why you never heard it but I definitely have. Maybe it's just something said to foreigners? And people are genuinely surprised when I tell them we have salt liquorice in The Netherlands as well. So... I don't know what to tell ya 🤷♀️, this is my experience...
And just to make it absolutely clear, I never said that Alexander acted like this in the video nor did I insinuate it. I was talking about Swedish people in general. Just the general population you know?
@@SilvanaFumarola Or maybe it's one of those things that has been collectively forgotten in Sweden and not even known by younger generations now that we have access to a much larger variety of, well everything, than we did 20 years ago 🤔 You've made me curious now, I sense a mini workplace survey coming on 😊
And I'm sorry, I didn't mean any offence with my comment about Alexander 🙏 I just wanted to point it out in case there were any misinterpretations from Shiffelers first comment in this thread. Either by you or anyone else reading these comments.
“i'll keep the rest for my enemies”😭
Hilarious
'Djungelvrål' sounds like the name of an ancient, all-knowing, very powerful wizard
Translates to jungle roar.
@@Michael_Logan Thx for the translation!
Ain’t gonna lie, her scene on the boat in The Northman is worthy of an award.
agree!!
Anya’s nails are a masterpiece! And also the jewelry damn!!
Awww, Anna and Alex were adorable together in this video.
What an extremely odd representation of Swedish snacks. Meatballs are not a snack - you have it for dinner, the yellow things I've never heard of, and the rhubarb drink (rabarbersaft) is by no means a typical swedish beverage. Also, very few people would eat the pickled cucumber as is, but rather as a condiment to eg meatballs, or on a slice of bread with leverpastej (a kind of liver based sandwich spread).
Only the Djungelvrål (salt licorice) was representative.
Call me crazy, but... Isn't pickled cucumber just, like, a pickle?
@@paulj6805 it's the other way around a pickle is a pickled cucumber.
@@paulj6805 Actually, there are several ways to pickle cucumbers, for example:
*salty brine (saltgurka/salt cucumber)
*sweet brine (smörgåsgurka/sandwich cucumber)
*vinegary brine (ättiksgurka/vinegar cucumber).
The jar in the video is smörgåsgurka (sandwich cucumber), intended, as the name suggests, to be but on bread, even though Alexander erroneously calls them saltgurka (salt cucumber).
@@celibidache1000 yeah, no, I get that. It's just that where I'm from we call all of those different varieties of pickles.
Well, personally I eat those pickled cucumbers (smörgås gurkan) as a separate snack. And the rhubarb drink is my go to beverage of choice during summer. I sometimes liven it up by mixing it with sparkling water and add ice. 😁 👍
"I'm not gonna spit, but I'm definietly gonna use my claw."
Such a classy lady :)
she's so elegant omg
“It tastes like you made a mistake” 😂😂
loved this! but definately should have brought her argentenian snacks
also how many interviews they must have done in one day?! they are wearing the same outfits as multiple other interviews
I love that Anya has Irn-Bru earrings 😆 Good mixer for vodka & hangover cure
As a Swedish person I love watching people try djungelvrål
As a swede, I just wanna inform y'all that the DJUNGELVRÅL liquorice is actually sweet liquorice as soon as the salt is gone... 😊
anya's accent keeps evolving, it sounded irish at times 💀
It’s all over the place hey!?
She was born in miami, lived in Argentina and then most of her life in London, thats why her accents has a lots of changes even more so since she is an actress.
I actually love it 😭
She said she can't avoid imitating the accents of people she's around or having conversations with so maybe that's why it varies from some interviews to others
You can hear a bit of a Spanish accent coming through sometimes when she speaks, like when she says ''you people are crazy''.
Anya’s reaction to the disgusting salt licorice is how every logical human being will react. After 5 years in Sweden, I never understood how swedes could devour this poison so easily.
As a Swedish person I completely agree. It's absolutely vile 🤢
@@ImMissTess thank you. :)
Because when the sour part is over, they are very tasty
@@ImMissTess Nooo, delicious! 😊
its because we dont generally bombard EVERYTHING with suger.
It doesnt taste as salty to us as to foreigners.
SOME swedes do massively over-consume suger... they dont like Djungelvrål either.
Good God their gorgeousness actually matches each other perfectly 👍🏼
can you imagine if these two people had kids? 😍
How she hasn't been cast as a Tolkienesque elf yet is beyond baffling.
"It's not exactly an explosion of flavor in my mouth" 😂 Love this guy 😂
Once I've bought out of sheer curiosity Lackerol salmiak candies.
The salty licorice.
The first one I've spit out immediately. I loled hard over the horrible taste
The second one I've tried to eat as a challenge.
The third was kinda good.
I'm hooked ever since.
I absolutely *_love_* Salmiak candies! I was hooked on the very first one I had! In the netherlands they also have that lollipop that has a sweet outer shell, but salmiak filling - it is heavenly! The mix of sweetness blended with the potent saltiness of the salmiak... Gosh I need to visit the Netherlands ahahaha (Salmiak first, Family second!)
Läckerol is sweet licorice tho🥰 it's not nearly as salty as a mild salty licorice
@@hallaja8338they have one that's decently salty
Anya looks stunning 😍
Always
💯
I guess I've never seen her in an interview before. Wow she's an absolute darling, very charming.
And as he gets older Alexander looks EXACTLY like his dad.
"Not exactly an explosion of flavour in my mouth" hahahah, I love him!!!!!
How does Anya Taylor Joy think she’s weird looking and not attractive and that she won’t get more roles because of it? She’s GORGEOUS. She has the most beautiful hair, face, eyes and figure.
Nah, she cute but doesn’t have a typical beatiful face
Anya pretty much reacted the same way when I brought my American friends Djungelvrål 🤪 Salty licorice just doesn't transcend the Atlantic, it seems...
Iceland tries to make it a little better by adding chocolate to it. It's still gross
Worth noticing is that the salt in salty liquorice is not sodium chloride, but ammonium chloride.
Jaysus
@@jimmy87587 It has a nice, tingling sensation to it. 😎
Djunglevrål is so good. Mouth is watering just at the thought 🤤
1:26 trying to sell vegan meat balls to a Swede yeah good luck with that 😂
Such a lovable down to earth dude: from what he is wearing to casually taking the rest of Anya's bite and eating instead of a new one.
his skin looks so good, like he looks closer to her age when he’s nowhere near it
He's almost 50 while she's in mid 30's right?
@@ariqsyafwan4987 she’s turning 26 tomorrow and he turns 46 in august. that’s a whole two decades difference. if people didn’t know his age, i’d say he looks a minimum of five years older than her and max ten years. he looks really good for his age
It's the licorice!
All the salt licorice has preserved him.
@@linnns7104 Not the pickled onions. lol
I started learning swedish recently, what a coincidence this gets uploaded.
hoppas det går bra! jag har lärt mig svenska i 10+ år och språket är så fantastiskt 💖
@@ExperimentIV Tack så mycket! I love sweden as a country and i think the language is amazing, i only know basic phrases at the moment but i work to improve every day. Do you have any advice or recommendations as to how i can improve? My current routine is quite scattered but I usually wake up and listen to a swedish podcast while also using language learning apps such as duolingo throughout the day, in total I probably spend 30-60 minutes a day learning swedish but i enjoy every second.
@@T0M_X Talk to swedish people, thats the best way to learn.
@@T0M_X Only piece of advice for languages is studying a bit every day is better than doing it all on the weekend. Other than that try to make friends.
Oh god I love it that he starts with "who do you represent today?" Because she multiracial just like he is. This is amazing!
both are fully one race.
Nobody :
Anya-taylor : "It tastes like you made a mistake" 😂
now make one with Anya and Argentinian food ♥♥♥ give her her well deserved dulce de leche ice cream
As an American from the South, I imagine salt licorice must taste like licorice candy, which I hate, combined with the high salt content of a country ham. If anyone has eaten an American country ham from the South & a Swedish salt licorice, please tell me if that’s a correct assumption.
I´ve eaten both and the swedish licorice is much saltier, its not even comparable, you can hardly keep a straight face when eating it, but im one of the swedes who doesnt like it that much. Like Anya said in the clip, its almost like a burning sensation on your tongue.
In NZ we have black licorice. I imagine the salt one taste similar. Also licorice seems to be old people candy because Ive never known a single child that likes it but old people always have it 😂
@@jeringatai3156 Salty licorice is an acquired taste, but here in Sweden a lot of children love it aswell - there were some licorice I didn't like as a child that I love now for instance, but I definitely ate a lot of Djungelvrål as a kid. It's exactly as Alex says, it's nostalgic and special. The best licorice candy is soft and has a more pure licorice taste - sweet licorice is also nice.
You're thinking of normal table salt when you imagine a salty taste - Sodium Chloride. The salt in salty licorice is not that. It's Ammonium Chloride. It is MUCH saltier than normal salt. If you take the salt from Djungelvrål (the candy here), and compare it to normal table salt, the table salt just tastes like fish/saltwater. No matter how much salt you eat, it will never be saltier than Ammonium Chloride. It's not about amount - it's about flavor.
I highly recommend you try it - if only for the experience.
Personally, I love salty licorice and always keep some in my bag wherever I go in case I get a craving for it - but, then again, I am Swedish🤷🏼♀️
@southbug27 it's VERY salty and earthy and aniseed flavour. It makes your mouth pucker and takes over your whole mouth.
I love how Anya sounds posh English nearly all the way through then becomes Irish at the end.
I'm English and she doesn't really sound English to me, she definitely has a bit of a South American Spanish accent coming through quite a lot when she speaks, maybe I can only hear it as I studied Spanish. Like when she says ''oh my God, you people are crazy'' at the start she sounds very South American, maybe Colombian or close to there.
@@holliswilliams8426 Well, since her family moved to Argentina when she was a baby, her first language was Spanish and she learned to speak English at the age of 8, basically because she didn't want to learn that language. As a Argentinian, it's beautiful to listen to her and see that she never lost the accent of our country despite the fact that she has spent more of her life in other countries.
She's such a strikingly looking person.
3:40 "It's a sheep eye." 🤣
Swedish salt licorice is so sweet, that it shouldn't even have the word salt in it 😂
They have great chemistry. i don't know if they are love interests in the movie but the chemistry is great off stage.
Anya has such a unique beauty I love her
0:25 was the cutest moment of this entire press tour.
"But sir, liquorice already raise body pressure"
"Put salt in it, then"
using SAlty Licorice against your enemies is a PERFECT use of it
my dad grew up in sweden and is obssesed with those salty candies
Best reaction I've heard to someone trying Djungelvrål was "What is this? This isn't candy... This is punishment!"
I should mention btw that it isn't the same kind of salt as regular table salt (NaCl or Sodium Chloride) but salmiak which is NH4Cl or Ammonium Chloride. It is more intense than sodium chloride but tastes very different.
YOU HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO DO THE ARGENTINA SNACKS WITH ANYA AND YOU FAILEDDD!!!!!!! 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
"I'll keep the rest for my enemies" HAHA LOL
Never gets old seeing people eating Djungelvrål xD
There are two different types of licorice, sweet licorice and salt licorice. Djungelvrål is not salt licorice, as Alexander claims, it’s sweet licorice. It’s just covered in salt.
As a Swede, my favorite thing to do is introduce unsuspecting friends to djungelvrål (the nasty salted licorice). Even in Sweden, it’s a polarizing candy lol
Anya: “Alex, I’m gonna be honest with you. It tastes like pure gasoline.”
Alex: “60% of the time, it works every time.”
You gave him the vegan one. He doesn’t know the true power of an authentic sausage roll.
“It tastes like you made a mistake.”
I'm going to adjust my comment on Anya from "I could watch her read a phone book" to "I could watch her eat salt licorice" - she's precious either way.
"It taste like you've made a mistake", ROFL!
I like Djungelvrål (licorice) but I haven't eaten it in a while but I absolutely love watching the reaction of others who try it, it's so fun
I just realised Alexander could look cool as the next bond
Anya’s way to describe food is a character of its own. “THIS TASTES LIKE A MISTAKE” and “it keeps going,doesn’t it?”
Real life Elsa