+Pizza :D Diese Stelle ist mir auch gleich aufgefallen..britischer Humor vom Besten :D! I wanted to comment the very same on-the-spot pun, very nice! I love the British humour :D!
Dude, Germany is the country of bread! Naturally we do great biscuits, too. And thanks to the influence of Switzerland, we are really picking in terms of chocolate, too. (Honestly, German cuisine is great, we tend to pick the best from all our surrounding countries).
For me as a German "Dominosteine" (the three layer cubes you had) are the best. Too bad the package missed another German christmas staple: Lebkuchenherzen (ginger bread hearts) - chocolate coated , very soft ginger bread with a jam filling - soo good.
OMG Mozart Candies!!! When I was in high school our orchestra was invited to compete in the Vienna Youth and Music Festival and we spent 3 weeks in Austria and Germany. I brought back a HUGE box of Mozart Candies and made them last as long as I could. Thanks for the memory. ♥️ I was thinking I might try Australia or Japan but it might have to be Germany now.
I think term you will hear most is simply "Guten Appetit" which translate to "enjoy your meal" or "enjoy the meal you looked forward to eat" Or you say "lass es dir schmecken" which basically means the same. But you say "Guten Appetit" to every food/meal you eat with someone. I dont know, its weird. :D I actually think we dont have a "cheers" for specific things like candy.
"Prost" is correct when you drink something together. When you eat some stuff with others like in the video you usually say "Guten Appetit" (which means "enjoy").
The Pastry you tried before the last Candy actually tastes always bad when bought from a Super Market, but it is THE Traditional Christmas Pastry in Germany, you have to try a homemade Version or from a really good Oldschool Bakery. It's called "Stollen" or "Christ-Stollen", famous is the "Dresdner Christ-Stollen". Never think of these nasty Super Market Stollen as the Real Deal.
They use far more sugar in the States for many things. Cola has way more in it too. Companies probably think it is culturally a different taste when they actually are the reason for the need of putting more sugar because that way everybody is just used to have more inside of all the things you eat...
Nice variety, good & honest reviews! I'm not blaming anyone, but two (or thirty-two) items were missing: 1) Lebkuchen - flat cake circles from nuts and almonds, with christmas spices, alternatively covered with sugar, chocolate or bare. 2) Cut-out cookies, typically made in private kitchens to grandma's recipies. 3)- 32) more variants of these cookies, with vanilla, chocolate, nuts, jelly, marzipan... Some private kitchen contain loads of boxes with different tastes!
I am sitting in my office binge watching you and Alex you asked Alexa what "Cheers" is in German. My Alexa answered and yours did not understand! I love your show! Thank you Inthekitchenwithkate!
Isabell Hummel I’m from Germany myself and was excited they did a video! I live in the US now though, have since I was a baby; but I was born in Germany lol
Yaay!! Do you eat lots of these snacks and candies during the holidays? Yes of course, we are trying to work our way around the whole world haha. Thank you so pleased 💗
The Mozart balls are actually from Austria. Since Mozart was born in Salzburg, Austria, we of course had to commerciale it so we have a few Mozart candies
the Mozart Kugeln are actually austrian and austria is famous for Mozart and austria is extremely proud that Mozart was born there so they have mozart everywhere
yeah right - and gingerbread is actually only from China, because ginger grows there!!!1!! And chocolate Santa Claus' are actually purely Turkish, because Saint Nicholas of Myra lived in Southern Turkey!!!1!! Too bad good old Mozart had no clue that in the future his birthplace Salzburg will be change from Bavaria to Austria and then even merely a hundred years later this will not become part of modern Germany, silly guy.
Honestly, why arguing? Let's just share him. He was both German and Austrian. And Mozart Kugeln are eaten in Germany, too, especially around Christmas.
When he tried saying chocolate in german sounded like the spanish pronounciation except he said lata when it la-tey the ey sound is the last part in hay lol
Just ordered the German candy box!! Love your videos. Watched others and you explain and describe it all so well in comparison. Your videos are also well set up and easy to understand. Thumbs up to you and Happy Holidays!!
Love all your videos! But the taste testing are my favorite! You have inspired my husband and I to go to our local international market and do our own tastings! We are starting with Japan!
Thank you! So pleased you love them all ❤️ No way!!! That makes me so happy hearing that, thank you for letting me know. I hope you enjoy all of your tastings ❤️
Hi - if there is anything i prefer in the German language it's the fact that 99% of all words are written as spoken and pronounced as written. Mark you have quite a good idea how to pronounce German words - i understood what you read even if you perhaps had no idea what you were reading ;) And when you eat Stollen - spread some butter on it. The few calories more do not make a big change.. LOL
German sweets are amazing. My sister was an exchange student in high school, she brought back amazing chocolate. Also i live in a Dutch down in usa. So there some german sweets here. Yay
Hello! Just found you two on RU-vid. Pretty cool programs. Only thing I would like to see, is a quick shot of the wrappers of each one. Just a very quick shot. You are awesome.
Hey! So glad you're enjoying the videos. Since this video we have started showing close ups of the wrappers. If you check out some of the newer videos you'll get the close ups 😀 thanks for watching!
I’m curious which tea you are drinking in the videos? I️ don’t think you mentioned it in the Tim tam slam lol BTW I’m patiently waiting on the American treats part 3 ❤️
I’m German and I also don’t like “Stollen”. Not just because of the raisins but the cake itself. Lots of people here hate it but also lot adore it. It’s like Fruitcake in the US haha
Hi You two! Must be Christmas EARLY.....Why.....because my favorite siblings have a new video while doing my favorite kind of video.....HOORAY! LOVE IT! All of it looked delicious and I don't think you guys gave anything less than 5...well, maybe the thing with raisins.... Kate-I don't think you even gave that a 0....LOL :o) I cannot believe you mentioned Matilda---those chocolates DID look like the chocolates from Matilda.....I LOVE Matilda too! I also have been going back looking at older video (since I am kinda new to your channel). I have been watching the ones from New York and I CANNOT believe you guys went to see Waitress AND The Color Purple....It is a dream of mine to see a Broadway show in New York...I bet it was MAGICAL! The Color Purple is one of my ALL TIME FAVORITE stories EVER! Ok-enough rambling I know you are busy BUT see what happens when Christmas comes early...I get so excited I cannot stop blabbing......LOL Thanks for another AWESOME video...My FAV!!! Hope there will be more and also make sure to show us your Christmas decorations and if you do a Christmas haul of any kind. Have an AMAZING week ahead. Just LOVE you guys! Hi to Holly too ;o)
Yaaaay! So pleased you were excited about this video 😀 Matilda was definitely one of my favourite films growing up! Ahh no way, thank you for going back and checking out some of my older videos! Broadway is amazing and i really hope you get to go see something soon! So pleased we got you all excited for christmas... we have some more awesome tasting videos to come before christmas so i hope you love them all! ❤️
You werde eating original Marzipan in form of „mini-potatos“. And the en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozartkugel ... contains Marzinpan and nougat :-) created 1890 and named after, surprise, componist en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolfgang_Amadeus_Mozart ... Kugel means ball/sphere (Sphäre) and yes, german word „Fussball“ literary means football :-) Spekulatius is en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speculaas happy holidays.
Watching this I want christmas right now. I miss Spekulatius and Domino Steine and Lebkuchen and all the stuff. Even though the christmas candy can be bought pretty soon in Germany. At the end of September or at the beginning of October you can find the first christmas candy in the stores. :D Some people find that annoying but I could eat that stuff the whole year and wouldn't get tired of it.
You are very cool guys. ...But you missed to show us in your Canaria, what it was what you taste as 3rd German chrismas snacks ! ...so why you Not Bad shows us this ones in camara too before you tasted it too ??? (cos I'm german ,But i never saw this 3rd ones before here, so i very intresting to know what it was too?!)^^
