Japanese Try Italian Snacks and Treats (Food Haul) 

I giapponesi sono sempre molto educati e gentili.

hi,i'm italian. Most of the italian words that you tried to say were correct, i'm so proud of you guys!

your pronunciation of "delizioso" is sooooooo cute!

3:06 se non ti lecchi le dita godi solo a metà

Kinder is a brand of the Ferrero group and is totally Italian. It's a productline introduced in the 1970s when the company was smaller and decided to go international by approaching the Swiss and German markets so they created the Kinder brand (means "children" in German) to make the local consumers comfortable with it. Actually many Germans too think Kinder is German but it's 100% Italian :-)

Italian food is always The Best ! Justin your italian is actually Very Good !

non è che non capiscono la lingua, ma il gusto.....cit nonna

Cosa chiedete a San Gennaro?

siete la soddisfazione di ogni nonna italiana hahahahaha -----------TRANSLATE----------- you are the satisfation of every italian grand-mother haha ;) really, i really appreciate you like italian snacks *-respect*

I'm still trying to understand why is entertaining to me to see you eating foreign snacks. Anyway, hope you make more of these

IGP means "indicazione geografica protetta" that litarally means : protected geographically indication, in italy we have lots of traditional food and drinks, and we get copied a lot from other country so we use this marks (there are many of them : igp dop ig stg..) to make sure to the customer that he's buying autentical italian food, in this case igp means that those cookies were made in tuscany and also the ingredients were grown in tuscany.

Perché sono qui?

ITALIAAAA mettete mi piace al commento se siete italiani

Kinder is a Ferrero brand made for the german market, so Kinder sweets are usually sweeter than normal Ferrero branded ones, they were very successful in italy as well. During my childhood I was pretty much either drunk on Fiestas or high on Kinder Delice sugar

like chi è italiano!!

ahah che simpatici... però ricordatevi che quando mangiate i Fonzies poi dovete leccarvi le dita altrimenti godete solo a metà ;)

L'unico video con VERI prodotti italiani. Bravissimi e molto divertenti. Ciaoooo

Hi guys!! Kinder is technically a german word but the brand is Italian :) Oh, and "Baci" means "kisses" :P

È divertente vedere come tutti gli ultimi commenti siano da parte di italiani 😂😂😂 (pure voi vi siete ritrovati il video nei consigliati?) Anyway, very funny video 👍

Kinder is an Italian, a "branch" of Ferrero. It was founded by an Italian and German. The Nippon is a German company but also eat a lot in Italy, the confectionery company that makes these cookies was bought by the Italians a bit 'of years ago. Here we have the Perugina Baci chocolates are the lovers.

Ok, you like Italian food and I freaking love sushi. Let's make a deal

No vabbè, mangiano pure cose sarde. Il guttiau non può non piacere ♥

Nice video, it's always fun to see people trying things for the first time while us Italians take them for granted! Also I am majoring in both Japanese and English, so if you ever need any help with translations just ask! Anyway you guessed right many words, I am impressed. The Venchi and gianduiotto chocolates are produced near my hometown, I am so proud. Anyway, about Ferrero: it is Italian and the chocolate stuff is Italian (recipe and distribution) but is had been working with Kinder, which is German, for quite a few years, that's why the basically split their production in two, or so I'd say. P.S. Also I laughed when you appreciated the Nippon packaging at 9.30 because I know the man who works for the company and designed it!

I'm Italian, and I hope you enjoyed what you tasted! Greetings from Italy :*

Baci (kisses) are peculiar because they contain a little piece of paper with a sort of "love haikus" in different languages! Did you notice that?

chi é italiano spollici su questo commento!!

thank you for celebrating my country with so much enthusiasm ♡

I'm italian this video is AMAZING

il pane guttiau regna.. viva la sardegna😍😍

+Sakura Spring haha! Yes Justin is fine. He has a way of getting to the food at lightning speed. By the time we notice, it's gone!

Guys you are very funny and I'm writing to you from Italy. I like this video so much and you're right about the kinder delice: in fact "kinder" is a german word which means "child" but Kinder is also a brand of Ferrero and that was a completely italian snack

I'm Italian I lived there for 9 years and moved to London later to have a taste of the life in London and try something new. I really LOVE Japanese high school dramas😍 You guys rock.

ITALIAN FOOD IS THE BEST OF THE WORLD, I LOVE MY ITALY

Very good pronunciation with all those products, you guys, I'm always amazed by how japanese people can read italian so well :) ! You gained a new subscriber btw ;)

I’m so happy that you’ve tried guttiau, because it’s the market version of an ancient type of sardinian bread

I'm actually impressed with their italian pronunciation, they are far more educated than english speakers. Good job guys. Also yeah, its "Cin Cin" you nailed it, or also you can say "Salute" o "Alla salute" which basically means "To your health"

Si vede che sono persone educate, anche se qualcosa non era gradita non l'hanno sputata come vedo fare in troppi di questi video (vedere sputare il cibo mi da un enorme fastidio). Peccato non abbiano capito che i crostini non andavano mangiati "soli", oltretutto avevano i prodotti giusti subito dopo (i vasetti con le salse). Cmq questo pacco gl'è costato parecchio.. almeno credo (non so il rapporto euro/yen). Sry for the comment in Italian (my eng is too bad), congratulations for education and respect for the food.

ci sono italiani che stanno guardando questo video?

I am Italian and is so satsfying watching you eat Italian snaks!! ahahah you enjoyed them so much :3

I really appreciate the fact that you didn't do that hand gesture that many americans do when they try to imitate italians! Thanks! Btw you are really funny!

The soda is called CEDRATA and it is made with the cedro, s type of lemon

and we love Japan too!!! love you guys.

I'am italian, I would like to thank you for tasting italian snaks, I've saw the same products tasted by an english guy and he spited on the floor, I've Always knew that japanese people are so great in culture and technology and more of all know what are good things. Please come to Italy and eat here you will never regret!!!! domo arigatou!

I'm Italian and I'm proud to be it, especially for the food that is the best in the world.

Kinder is a product line of Ferrero (Italian company) ^^ I love their products∼❤︎

first of all: very nice video, i had a lot of fun in seeing your reactions!!!i will give you some further infos about the products you tasted in this video;1)Cedrata Tassoni:a legendary drink produced in Venetian region(northern Italy), a fizzy citron-flavoured drink that has delighted almost 5 italian generations;2)Pane Guttiau Snacks: chunks of non-levited wheat bread with olive oil, common in Sardinia(a famous and big Italian island), appetizing and light snack to be eaten with spreadable sauces or cold cuts;3)Fonzies:potato-cheese snacks, originary produced in Italy, now its production has been transferred in Germany, another common italian snack;4)Bruschetta:mythical appetizer of Italy:roasted bread usually accompanied by tomatoes,onion,garlic or sauces like the one you showed(artichoke sauce, pepper sauce,or also preparations with cheeses, mushrooms) but also ham or pepperoni;5)Ciambelline al vino rosso:typical pastry production of Central and Southern Italy, kneaded with red wine, sugar, flour and eggs, distinguishables because of their contrasting flavour;6)Ricciarelli toscani:typical pastry production of Siena,Tuscany(central Italy) done with almonds, sugar and eggs, often eaten in the Christmas period(produced similarly in other parts of Italy with the name of Amaretti);7)Fiesta, Kinder Delice:chocolate based snacks, producted by Ferrero, world renowed alimentary factory of Piedmont Region(northern Italy), that tempted a lot of Italian kids in the last 50 years;8)Liquirone: sweetmeat done with sugar and black licorice(a root of a plant cultivated in Calabria region,Southern Italy);9)Venchi chocolates:chocolates produced by a factory of Turin,Piedmont, probably the best one in Italy, renowed in particular for its Gianduiotto,that you essayed also in this video;10)Baci Perugina: another legendary chocolate pieces of Italy, produced in Perugia,Umbria,Central Italy, contenting milk chocolate and nut, always packaged with a little sheet contenting a love sentence or a love quote, they're the most common present in the Valentine's day here in Italy("baci" in Italian means "kisses")...thanks for this "spot"of our foods and drinks, it's amazing to see the appreciation that our typical productions have also in the other side of the world... :)

I'm proud to be Italian :) Anyway, Baci in italian means "kisses". A few years ago, people in love usually buy Baci (chocolate) to make a present to his girlfriend or boyfriend. Now they're normal chocolate pieces :D

+13:32 "you the base, i'll take the top" HAHAHA and he giggled a little rofl

IGP it's an acharonim (original territory protection) to say that the bisquits you have are the original one from Siena, and if ther's not the igp protection means that they're replica and not the original ones.

You're so good at Italian it's kinda shockingg

You guys are amazing! It's really nice to see how much you appreciate our snacks! ^^ Love from Italy

you guys are great I had a lot of fun watching you tasting italian snacks

I have always wanted to go to Italy and you make me want to go even more... If only for the Snacks!!!

Hi, I am from Venice! The baicoli biscuits by colussi are definitely sweet (even if not that sweet actually haha) We usually eat them with hot milk or hot tea, or caffelatte (coffee+milk+sugar). They were more popular some decades ago, now they suffer the vast offer of many (sweeter) biscuits, but imo they are very good :)

You have a really good palate and you are able to enjoy these sweets and snacks in a way that no one else does! I see many videos like this and a lot of people (mostly american and english) spit what they have in their mouth and I can't stand it! I was taught to not spit what I have in my mouth and I'm so happy you've been that polite! Keep up with the excellent work guys :)

I love when you do Italian food tasting because it's great to hear you pronouncing Italian. You're both very good at it. I am Italian, from the Molise region of Italy but I live in Canada now. Also there are similarities between Italian and Japanese in that both cuisines concentrate on the authentic flavour of the product that is highlighted so the flavours are very pure and uncomplicated. I visited Japan 10 years ago and love the country and the people. What a fantastic country and wonderful people❤❤❤. Much love to you both. I believe I have watched every one of your videos.

As expected, our food is the best and even they know it =P

I'm Italian and I just discovered your channel with this video! I really liked it :) I'm happy you enjoyed our snacks and I appreciated the respect you had for the products... I'm surely subscribing to your channel! just a little "help" (if no one already did): the yellow drink is "cedràta", it's not based on lemon but on citron (you were close!) :) and the round cookies really taste of red wine, it was correct (the package said "vino rosso" which means "red wine". oh, one more thing... you're pretty good at reading Italian :) :)

anyway IGP means: "Indicazione geografica protetta" , in English could be "protected geographical indication". it means that the production ( or at least one phase of production ) truly took place in the location reported on packaging..

Ah this is so cool! My heritage is Italian (mother is first generation born here in the US my grandma and grandpa came from a small hill town in Italy ) and we went there a few years ago for 3 months and traveled all over Italy . I see so many of the snacks and treats I ate all the time when I was there and also many snacks that my relatives who still live there send often! Italian food is awesome !

if you two study italian you would be very good

You're so funny :D. I'm Italian and my favourite snack is Fonzies.

I can feel your love for our food... Justin you do pronounce words really well. I love your food ,too

you guys have a nice pronunciation. loved that anyways kinder is the German name for kids, and Ferrero (the actual name of the brand "kinder and Ferrero") is the business that produces it, included nutella

I always love you japanese people trying to read italian

You are funny and sweet! there is a moment in the video when you start acting like two italian men. Power of italian food! :D

I really like how very open and respectful you are with everyting you taste-test, even when having something you really don't like, e.g. licorice for Satoshi, you don't overly badmouth about it, but try to keep as neutral as possible. I think it's a great trait to be able to make the difference between 'This is a bad product.' and 'Personally, I don't like this very much.' Many Westerners are more outspoken about things they don't like or fancy, to the point of being rude. Although Nippon is a German product, the rice might actually come from Italy as the Pianura Padana (the region around the river Po) produces almost 1/3 of all European rice, mostly the rounded sticky rice you use for rice pudding and risotto. Another great rice producer in Europe is Spain. Both countries have/had problems with applesnails eating the rice plants though, so this is why all applesnails are prohibited as pets in your aquarium now, which I find sad because the 'harmless' ones that can only eat super soft algae and detritus fall under this ban, too, but are amazingly beautiful! Actually, I'd be interested if there are notable differences in taste between Italian/European rice and Japanese rice?

As an italian, i am amused by the pronounce, it's so cute because they try so hard, but i can't help myself, i laughed hard

nippon is a german brand i remember that because my sister flies to Germany every time for business and she always brings that back!!! she said its everywhere in Germany too 🙈❤❤

Man, only now I realize that maybe Ferrero's product naming policies are a bit confusing for poor foreigners. An Italian brand that has a line of products with a German name, which comprises two products with a Spanish name, one with a French name... yeah, it's gotta be at least a little confusing :D

You guys are SUBARASHIII!!! About the Gianduiotto by Venchi (Original one is by FERRERO): You should know that Gianduia is a kind of nut, and Nutella was invented by a broken fridge at Ferrero filled with Giandiuiottis that melted accidentally and the resulting cream was sold and had a success so big they started producing it as Nutella.

LOOL "I will slap him" HAHA I was not prepared for him to say that. Amazing video as always.

Non è limone ma cedrata kivestramu!!

I need wine, I need wine....today ❤

I just stumbled upon your channel. You guys are great! Looking forward to watching more....and sending you some liquorice candies! LOL. Keep it up guys!

Your videos (and you two) are so much fun to watch, that I just had to subscribe! Thank you for all the great videos you posted!

IGP is Indicazione Geografica Protetta or Protected geography location (in english i think), that's mean that product can be produced only in a specific place (in this case only in Toscany). Best regards from italy !! (i hope i was clear with the explaination)

da quando i giapponesi sanno parlare così bene l'inglese?!

hi :) the crackers with rosemary are a type of sardinian bread called "guttiau" and there are many variants, the basic one is just bread with oil and salt, glad you liked them

IGP means protected geographic indication. it means that kind of food is tipical of that region and must be make only in a specific region!

Kisses from Tuscany Empoli! If you need Chinese Italian translation I'd be happy to help

Very nice video =D You have to know something: in italian, "chi" is not like japanese ち, it is き, while "ci" without "h" is ち. So it's not "pistaccio" like u said but "pistacchio" (pistaっきo, double "cc" is like the small tsu in japanese =D )

here a little list of snack i think you should try: biscuits: mulino bianco:macine, girotondi, magie di nocciola(vapore), rigoli, galletti, pan di stelle. colussi: granturchesi,chocolate variant. sweet snacks and cream biscuits: mulino bianco: flauti, trancini,crostatine, tegolini,baiocchi,nastrine pavesi: ringo, ringo goal, gocciole, kinder/ferrero:kinder maxi, brioss, bueno, tronky, fetta a latte, duplo, cereale, others: grisbì, gastone lago/elledi-plaisir, EVERY KIND OF MILKA CHOCOLATE sweet treats(candy and small chocolates) ferrero rocher, anything you can find from venchi, ferrero mon cheri, pocket coffe, caramel toffee, caramelized peanuts. salty stuff(big random dump here) pavesini, pavesi crackers, ritz crackers, Pata patatine da vinci(these might be hard to get a hold of, but they're basically the best quality in europe of chips), Pata pentagrani, cipster standard, freaky fries, san carlo rustica, cross, dixi, sticki.,wacko's ketchup. this is what come to mind off the top of my head, but there's a lot of tastier stuff, this is just what you'd find in the average southern italian house, there's some real quality food out there, if you know ant to know about those, ask me and i'll tell you more on what is top quality, although this all pretty good stuff too. i also didn't mention artiganal stuff like torrone or ferratelle... should i?

these guys are so chill i love their videos! and they know a lot of italians words too!

very interesting indeed!!!

impazziscono per cose confezionate, che sono sicuramente fantastiche, ma pure sempre prodotte in industrie con ingredienti non sempre freschissimi... portiamoli dalle nostre nonne, li sì che davvero apprezzerebbero la cucina italiana😍😂

Always love how you guys enjoying food. And it sure looks in the middle of summer there. Your video looks brighter than usual.

Hey guys, IGP is for Indicazione Geografica Protetta! It means that the product is certified to come from a specific place, in this case Siena in Tuscany, and the recipe is the original and certified! 😉

quelle paroline Giapponesi che uscivano d'impulso.. solo gli otaku possono capire il video al 100%💪

ma cosa cazzo ho appena guardato?!

Satoshi's so sassy when he's deprived of his beloved wine! What a fun food haul! Baci and amaretti are among my favorites. Yum. Have a great weekend.

I watch your videos all the time, this one made me very happy.

IGP=identificazione geografica protetta (protected geographical identification), basically means it's from local products

You are so funny! Nippon are not Italian sweets..are German 😄 Kinder is an Italian brand for kids by Ferrero Group I.G.P. means "Indicazione Geografica Protetta" (Geographical Indication Guaranteed)...so it's an high quality Italian food 👍 Bacio (=kiss) chocolate has been created by Luisa Spagnoli, the 1st Italian woman stylist (there's also a fashion brand with her name). Ciao from Apulia!

Thanks guys for enjoy our country!

ahah i'm italian and i'm studying japanese and our languages has A LOT of words with the same pronunciation but very different meanings! for example "kasa" (umbrella) is read like "casa" (house/home) and kagi (key) is read like "caghi" which means... well... "you poop" in a pretty rude way :'D

Quante cose al mondo puoi fare...CEDRATA TASSONI!

Sono contento che vi sono piaciuti i nostri cibi Italiani =]

Mmmm those mini fiesta cakes are so good, even though they're full of liquor they're often brought to school as snacks by kids hehe

great video, i'm glad that you like our snacks :) , the word "baci" means " kisses" and may you didn't look the several messages of love that are located inside the wrapping... PS: kinder & Ferrero is an old italian brand...about the 80% of children in italy is growed up eating ferrero snacks and Nutella ( by ferrero too)... best wishes ;)