British People Trying Polish Candy - This With Them 

Śmieszy mnie jak ktoś pije tymbarka ze szklanki xd

( wiem że nikt nie zrozumie, chyba że czyta to ktoś kto zna język polski) Jedzenie chrupek kukurydzianych jest poprawne dopiero wtedy jak złączy się dwa za pomocą śliny 😉😉

Ptasie mleczko is the king of Polish sweets. But it has to be from Wedel-its very important

I'm afraid that you've missed out on the best... Jeżyki (my no1) Śliwki w czekoladzie Ptasie mleczko Michałki (nuty but yummy)

No" Ptasie Mleczko", no "Sliwki w czekoladzie", no "Kukulki", no "Krówki"?- you`ve missed the best of Polish sweets!

Anybody else is dissapointed they didn't show what it says on the drink closing thing (kapsel)?

THE most important sweets You've missed are PRYNCYPAŁKI... And ofc: krówki, ptasie mleczko, coconut princessa.

"Chrupki kukurydziane" first thing You tried, this is mostly for infants, small kids, no sugar or spices added. It is not considered as a sweets, it's more of a snack.Something You can give to kid to keep him calm :)

You definetly missed 'ptasie mleczko' and 'krowki' ;)

In Poland we have lot of snacks that are quite plain. We have flavoursome as well but many old school snacks will be without much flavour to it. The Chrupki you have tried first are for small children like 1-2 year olds. We don't give children that small any chocolate or crisps with artificial flavourings in it simply because they are unhealthy. Also puffed rice is kind of baby treat but as well as with chrupki many adults like them because its a taste of childhood :) When it comes to sweet snacks we often use dark chocolate when there is other sweet component to it, like Jaffa cakes. We also very rarely use artificial sweeteners so we keep amounts of sugar somehow controlled. Polish food is first about being healthy and then about tasting good. You wont see too many people at McDonald's and majority of familes will cook their dinner at home. Also we still love our basic cakes like cheesecake or normal sponge with fruit. Also you missed the message on the juice cap :) Tymbark produces those little juices in amazing combinations of flavours like apple and cherry or apple and peach, I would definitely recommend Apple & Mint combo. But they are famous for their little positive messages under the cap, when you peal it off you will see few nice words to make your day better :) If you liked the jellies I would definitely recommend Nimm2 Smiejzelki, they are manufactured by Storck and you can buy many different flavours like apple or forest fruit, they also come with sweet and sour coating, with juice inside them or with white sponge at the bottom. You will love them, much better than Akuku. You guys should also try paluszki which are breadsticks with salt in different flavours as well. However plain ones are most traditional ones. Some Rurki z Kremem and different flavours of crisps/chips. Most popular in Poland is paprika, you can get normal ones, some spicy and hot paprika, paprika with cheese and all other different flavours. In UK mostly it is cheese and onion, salt and vinegar or ready salted. We additionally have many flavours like Fromage, Kebab with fried onion, salsa flavour, grilled ribs and pretty much everything you can imagine.

The first snack is for kids, instead of unhealthy crisps we give children this tasteless but natural snack

I’m from Poland but I live in the UK, I love our Polish food😍😍😍

For classic Polish sweets and snacks, you should include Paluszki, Ptasie Mleczko, Krówki, and Śliwki w Czekoladzie.

mogę być dumna wchodząc do biedronki😂

Chrupki are not to be dipped into anything.just simple processed corn product.Usually consumed by kids.

Who is from Poland? I am - like I'm not - comment

I appreciate that you both respect other countries

It's hilarious how you taste all that stuff and meanwhile reaching for PRAŻYNKI again and again and again xD Well prażynki are tasty and addictive!

You should try ,, Śliwki w czekoladzie". Grettings from Poland!!🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱

I’m form Poland and I never try banana in chocolate🤨

Wow, I'm really happy that you tried Polish sweets 😊 The sweets you've tried are classics in our country 🇵🇱 You must try such delicacies as: ptasie mleczko, Princessa, Pawełek, Jeżyki and toffee, I love them 😉

That was fun! :) But you've go to make another polish sweets video and try: 'Ptasie Mleczko', 'Michałki', 'Malaga', 'Tiki Taki', 'Kasztanki', 'Krówka', 'Princessa Kokosowa', 'Jeżyki', 'Paluszki junior' and for drinks: 'Frugo', 'Kubuś' p.s. I too love 'Prażynki' :):):):):):):)

Banana in chocalate is typically sweet from Czech Rapublic.

I am from England but i live in Poland i love the „krówka” its realy good you need to try it

Chrupki is for small children. You often see one or two year olds in prams chewing on one. They are good if you have just two teeth.

The first snack is for little children and thats why it has no flavour

In the Tymbark drink there is an inscription on the bottle cap. A lot of people collect them Sorry, but my english is perfect 😂 (Im from Poland)

I recomend "draże","Mieszanka krakowska","Ptasie mleczko"😂❤️

When somewhere poeple talking about poland polish people have to be there😂

Banana in chocolate is not popular in Poland... Its popular in Ceska Republika (lol I forgot how to write it).

Haha you ate our jaffa cakes in the wrong way 😂😂😂 it goes like this : chocolate, jelly, sponge 🙈😂

Im disappointed you didnt try Ptasie Mleczko from company of Wedel!!! Its hard to even explain how good it is!

I just went to a Polish restaurant this past weekend hear in Michigan called Polka's I had potato pancakes and meatballs with a mushroom sauce on them so good.

Chrupki kukurydziane są zajebiste

7:23, This feeling when you discover that Polish delicje taste better than jaffa cakes 😂

This prepared rice you should mixed with caramel, taste like heaven ;)

Hi! Prażynki are in different flavours for example in becon ! About Prince Polo: they are in different sizes and they can taste like milk chocolate, hazelnut... Greetings from Poland!

I love the Prince Polo hazelnut the best.

You didn't eat the delicje the correct way 👇If you get what i mean

Kto z Polski łapka w górę :)

No siema Polacy dawać lajki łączymy się ludzieeee

Next time please try polish : Tymbark. Mint with apple drink Grzesiek - Choco wafer Princessa - coconut flavour Ptasie mleczko - vanilla

Should we tell them that the ‘duck’ doesn’t have an actual name...

I would love a british box full of treats as I live in Poland and I miss English snacks ( i lived in England 11 years but we decided to move to Poland it’s awesome here

I never get bored of foreign candy.

I visited Poland this year and they also have that brand of the Jaffa cake things in a raspberry flavour and they were my favourite!!

I find it so cool to watch people try snacks that I grew up with and all their opinions!

They were called Melody Pops☺

Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaas:))))Finally!!! Wish You both all the best from Poland:))))The first thing You've tried I always dip in ketchup or greek yoghurt with salt, because they have no flavour. Krakuski is a very popular traditional factory from Poland and they have such a variety of cookies!! E. Wedel has also chococafes in Warsaw or Krakow, when You can drink their most amazing hot chocolate, it is so creamy, thick and amazing that it's almost imposible to describe.and the most important - Polish PIERNIKI, they are kind of ginger cookies, they are made in Toruń since 1763 and they are very well known around the world:)

You should try, Polish Bakery Goods,.. OMG,..! Out of this, world,..! And Polish food in General. Poland is a beautiful country, and I am totally proud to be from there.,..!

You need to make part 2 of testing polish candy because you missed a lot ;)

The reason why you can easily find a polish shop in England is because there’s a lot of poles moving into the country, we really like the taste of home so a lot of them provide it. Me being raised and born in England I’m grateful to have tasted stuff from my country Here’s a tip on how to speak polish, we have a unique way of pronouncing some letters, for example the letter J sounds more like a Y and W sounds more like a V. You might find the letter Ł which sounds like a W. It’s a bit confusing, I know.

A świstak siedzi i wpierdala prażynki :)

And classic TYMBARK drink ! Apple -MINT taste !!!!!!!!!!

Surprising how positive this video is, so many positive vibes. It's great that you enjoyed most of the treats. I'd suggest trying chocolate-coated plums and Jeżyki - chewy and crunchy chocolate biscuits. Both are absolutely delicious.

I enjoyed watching you guys trying to pronounce names of brands of our products - so funny sometimes ^^ Although Polish language is considered one of the hardest so you don't need feel bad about it. Also I'm really glad that you like so many of our things. It was my first episode and because of that one I'm gonna watch your other videos - so thanks!

Glad you have tasted bit of Polish sweets,but Banana in Chocolate is from Slovakia ;-)

I am happy that you liked it:)You should try Ptasie Mleczko:)

I really enjoyed watching you guys ,im Polish ,bless you

Omg you didn’t try ptasie mleczko and krowki. These are the best! 👌🏻👌🏻

Tymbark Apple and mint is well nice was in Poland last week love the place the people and the food 😁

The puffed rice we often eat with caramel or chocolate because as you said, it’s almost tasteless :)

In Poland we also have the flute lollipop and it's great :) especially if there are notes that you can play using the pop

the first is a common little kids treats in poland, because it’s without anything bad and so soft i used to love these as a kid

Alex you kept going back to Prazynki lol. Watching you reminded me how I was comparing everything I ate to Polish food when I first moved to the UK. Turns out some foods are very similar no matter where we are in the world :)

Zabrakło pierników

Guys frankly speaking many of theese are made by international holdings like Mondelez or Lotte so many are known in other countries with some "flavour accents" switched. Prince Polo was actually one of the few, really Polish sweets (produced from 1955 in here). "Delicje" produced from 70' . Tymbark soft drink is also a really Polish one (every kid knows it). Could've missed some. And, I also remember whistle lollypops :)

I love English shortbread especially from M&S.I also love cheddar I know it’s not sweet but I love it!

I DO love these videos ! ♡♡♡ They are so entertaining and interesting! I love how food and culture go hand in hand and this is reflected in the snacks! Keep on with the good work guys!!! :)

You should definitely try Ptasie Mleczko. That's a must!

I am from belgium but my dad is from poland. So we go to vacation to poland. And i almost know al these treats🥰

Yes all of them

I really enjoy these videos with you two! Sending lots of love from San Francisco 💘

i’m new to the channel and i already love the two of you so so much and i really like your videos too

I love that you call things “ready salted” 😊

You should try Ptasie Mleczko! It's so dealicious, I love it!

i'm russian and all these words sounds familiar and funny to me :D mleko krakuski :'D

In the states, we called them 'Whistle Pops'.

you can also prepare the so-called cones from roasted rice - it is mixed with melted caramel and forms oblong shapes, which after solidification form cones

I noticed that you guys were amazed at how little of excessive packaging there was. In Poland we don’t have a pack of crisps containing 6 mini packs, we just have one big bag. We also barely have any sweets individually wrapped and then put in another bag, unless they are really chocolatey and there’s a possibility of chocolate melting and sweets sticking together. Many times you can see things packaged the way that allows you to share with your friends or simply put on a table when everyone gathers for a cup of coffee.

Those chrupki you tried first are usually eaten by children and that’s why they don’t have that much flavor

I always eat Krakersy with grated cheese mixed with mayo and garlic! It's a great party snack :)

Here in Sweden we give the first thing you tasted to our babies when they are starting eating really food and they just want to chew on something

The Chrupki are mainly ( not only ) for little children as a snack . They are like corn puffs. The second one’s flavour is onion and cheese! The third one you can get in chocolate or other flavours! Tymbark is a really good drink and on the lid/ top or whatever it should say something ( my fave flavour is apple mint!!)

A gdzie sa KROWKI ? Krowki, ptasie mleczko, michalki ...Tego nie ma, ale jest dmuchany ryz - film do powtorki ;)

My sister lives in Brighton,Englan and she has an english boyfriend and he says he’s obsesed with polish food.😂😂😂😂

Big cheers from Poland :) Love You!

Wedel milk chocolate, jelly bears and Prince Polo are my favorite and the best. It's very popular sweets in Poland.

you don't dip them in anything, guys. they're just supposed to be a healthy snack for kids! hence no artificial flavors...

New video!!! YAY!!!

The whistle lolly is called a Whistle Pop here in the US.

I’m polish but I live in England . The first ‘crisps’ u tried you usually eat plane I don’t dip it in stuff. But in Poland it’s something kids LOVE

Hahaha ! Yes Hello from Poland! I sugesst pierniki toruńskie 🤤🤤♥️ yuuuum its gingerbread

Hi :) the first thing, which you tried, we give to young children (most often), because it is without any flavors and no additions

I'm from Poland but live in america I love our food and also try delcia cookies there so good!!!

This was hilarious to watch fr 😂😂

Definetely banana in chocolate is not Polish:) And You really missed some really good Staff!

Those whistle lollies are called Melody Pops and are made by ChupaChupas ... I work In a pharmacy and sell a lot of these 😋 Bonus of being poorly as a child... getting your medicine and a lolly to make you feel better haha!

Corn sticks are great!!!! Made of corn flour and water. The best snack for toddlers🤗

Chrupki is a food for 1-2 year old and most Polish food don't have taste but its really nice. I am Polish and I had chrupki when I was younger an I still do have it every once in a while.