SPURS SNACKS - FINLAND VS ENGLAND // LIQUORICE OR JAM ROLY POLY? // TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR 

That's hapankorppu, not näkkileipä, though.

Unfair comparison. One with topping and other without.

Some of salty liquorices look like "Halva salmiakkiruutu" or "Fazer salmiakki mix"

It looks more that its Fazer Salmiakki Mix as there is different shapes. I would still recommend if you are first time trying salmiac to try the Halva Salmiakkiruutu because its on my opinion better for a person who has never tasted it before. Fazer's salmiac candy is usually quite strong stuff and usually can be devastating to some peoples palettes. Halva Salmiakkiruutu is on the sweater side of the salmiac candies so it is not such a punch to the senses and so makes it better introductory salmiac candy for people who want to try them. If you like that one then you can decide if you want to experiment with the stronger stuff.

They were having Salmiakki, it divides opinion. Some people really love it like Jutta here. I don't like it but our liquorice is 11/10

Yeah, certainly not casually. A whole bag is gone easily in ten minutes 😆

@@Garbox80 or eating them out of a bag

They have the worst cuisine in the world. HOW THEY GONNA BE PICKY WITH THAT?

And at the same time, it would be truly stupid not to try and keep Grace going forward. Brilliant player, fantastic personality.

Thats what english person with helicopter ears would say.

They don't deserve these Finland girls, if you are not enjoying salty licorice😂

You mean the reindeer jerky/poron kuivaliha?

@@leopartanen8752 F#CKING STUPID, I SAID CHIP NOT JERKY

If you mean the poron kuivaliha, they're really popular especially up north. Can't speak for the south, since I've lived my whole life in Lapland.

​@@SakutoraHaven't seen them in stores here in the south, then again, I haven't really been looking at jerky that much in general.

@@pipopoikapelaa5468 I see. There's jerky in stores but I don't buy it, as I get some for free pretty often.

Snack is a small amount of food eaten between meals. Whats wrong?

@@ernotuominen1581 One thing is totally wrong, i.e. the first Finnish item, which is never eaten by itself. Also, imo giving English salty liquorice is the same thing as sayig FU to them, whereas most English things were just sweet - easy things to at least not dislike. Why on earth did they not have something disgusting from England - like soggy chips with tastless cod.

@@ernotuominen1581 ITs not Snack If ITs bread

That's hapankorppu not näkkileipä!!!