Tribal People Discovering Royal Cookies Will Make You Grin For Hours 

"i wish to take this box to my home to keep my belongings in it" The good brother Rana is going to keep the tradition alive in Pakistan. A part of me def expected them to open the tins and find a bunch of sewing supplies inside lol

Wait a minute...that tin had cookies in it! How many of us have been thoroughly disappointed by finding sewing supplies in that exact container at Grandma's house?!? 🤣🤣

Rana is not wrong. Many a Royal Dansk tin is used for buttons, sewing supplies, and other small things. Many a kid has been disappointed thinking Granny bought cookies, only to see a handful of buttons and snaps!

Rana wanting to put things in the case is the most American thing he could've said

I look forward to Gul Sher wiping his mustache lol gotta make a compilation of it, he makes sure there's no crumbs on the stache whatsoever

They have instantly struck upon exactly what I have always done with Royal Dansk cookies: enjoy them with a hot beverage, dunk them, and keep the tin to hold small things in.

Every culture and every people know the tin must be kept to store things.

They are actualy danish bisquits. I am from Denmark, and i remember these from my childhood. I am glad that you enjoy 🙂

It is a universal truth that no matter where you are in the world that once you finish the cookies you will likely use the box to store sewing supplies.

I wish I could sit down and visit these men in their country, have meals together and we could learn from each other how similar we all are!!! God bless them and their families.

These cookies are synonymous with Christmas time and family fun. Great memories associated with these cookies tin. But then... I keep the box and fill it with junk such as screws, nuts and bolts in the garage. 😆

I really enjoyed this vid! These cookies are from Denmark and yes I use the tins for my sewing stuff

I thought it was funny when Rana said he wanted to take the tin container home to keep his things in. That's what a lot of us in the U.S. do as well!

Rana totally gets it, effectively calling dibbs on the empty tin.

Awww so sweet. Chaudhary almost asking permission to dunk.

Yay, something from my country😎

I’m “frugal”. I’ll wait until after Christmas then buy them up on sale ! I always reuse the tins .

The way you dip your cookies in tea, some of us dip them in coffee! Delicious combo!

If gentlemen like yourselves would join the United Nations, the world would be in peace and harmony.

I like the simple light sweetness of these cookies. They’re not heavy in sugar.

These are some of my favorite cookies. Often, you can only get them around Christmas. I'm glad the guys enjoyed them.

Oh no Tahir you didn't make the bell sound😥🤣

May God be with you as well Mr. Tahir

I’m so happy these fab gentlemen got tea with their biscuits xx

Those cookies are from Denmark and are known to be present at every occasion. Baked with love😊Also good to dip in coffee👍

My FAVORITE with milk!!! And to use the tin for my sewing stuff!! Lol Or bits and pieces... Lol

I'm so glad all these made it in decent shape!

None of us can throw away those beautiful tins. We just find things to put in them.

Usually there is yarn and needles in it for sowing. ^^ Our grandmas did that...and our mothers.

Never get tired of these guys !

Having a sewing kit inside a royal dansk is a universal thing

Royal Dansk cookies are delicious and while as an American I would love to say they were American but as the name implies - these cookies were invented and continue to be made in Denmark! Cheers them - theyre great!

I love these cookies! 🥰. Gul Sher Khan is good at identifying ingredients.

As a Brit, it delights me to see these gentleman dunk the biscuits in their tea! We do the same. 😊

Just last week- I gave my mailman a tin of these. He liked 'em.

Great video and I’m still so thrilled Tahir is back. I know he’s back a while now but he was sorely missed for a long time. Love them all.

Tell them we dip our cookies in tea or coffee too! Love it they do too.

Those cookies are so popular in the US, and they've used that same basic tin for decades, that everyone has a story of how their mother kept her sewing supplies in it or it was used for all the household crayons when they were kids. I think sewing supplies was always the #1 post-cookie-use.

Great gift, Jasmine! Royal Dansk is the king of butter cookies. I grew up having them with tea at my parents' house. Now my Pakistani husband is crazy for Royal Dansk, we've tried other brands and it's the best.

Those are my favorite store bought short bread cookies. Homemade are the best though. I don't save the tins like alot of people. Just make homemade cookies and put them in the tin for my grand babies. 🤗

I love those cookies. I was so disappointed that we didn't receive any as a Christmas gift this year

One of my favorite cookies. And yes we use the tin for sewing supplies. Tahir, I am totally stealing the shunk-N-dunk! Love it!

I love the way they dunk the biscuit in their tea. I’ve done that all my life, thought it was a very English habit. I save and use the tins as well.

Chaunhury with the shocking gestures at 4:31 :O

Oooooo I love Dansk shortbreads! I'd like to see them try Nutter Butter Wafers! SO GOOD!

These guys allways make me smile, they are so kind and humble, imagine a whole world of people this nice, that would be good

I don't know what it is about these fellas. But I start beaming after watching them. ❤😂

These are my favorite cookies !!!!!! Any house in America that you enter it’s almost a 50/50 chance that it’ll have cookies or a sewing kit 😂

Rana and me, going after all the sugar topped pretzel shape first...

My favorite biscuits to drink tea with!

You are telling me there are actually cookies in these tins. WOW! Never seen anything but sewing equipment or random small objects!

Yes, I put my belongings in it too

A large cold glass of milk and that tin of cookies. Man I bet I could eat at least have of it in one sitting. I love those.

Hello from Denmark!🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰 Glad you like our cookies!🥰 Love your show!!!👏🏻

I hate dunked, or soft cookies, but loves these guys

and just like that i'm 8yrs old again dunking Dansk cookies in coffee with my grandpa. Thanks for the walk down memory lane

Oooh, a must have for every Christmas. My mother-in-law especially loves them. They are so buttery. Best dipped in tea or coffee. 😋

Growing up, these were always filled with sewing supplies but never cookies!

Little do they know...grandmas across our nation turn them into sewing boxes

I was almost expecting to see a sewing kit inside 🤣

When they are done eating the cookies, they can store their sewing supplies in the can!

I love it! Those ARE good cookies. I would not doubt they ate their whole tin by end of day. I re-use the tins myself.

These are my fave cookies of all time 🤤🤤🤤

Good to see they got something to drink, it makes every food better. I think we all have a few of these tins full of junk, they're great for such things lol

I get these every Christmas since I was 15. Omg that's 50 years ago! 😳 all my family love to dunk and I do not. I think they have more coconut oil and less butter in them these days. But it's tradition! Enjoy!

I have one of these tins with needles and thread in it as we speak!

can we please get a shoutout to Denmark for manufacturing and selling the cookies??? They are from my tiny nation :)

We typically buy these at Christmas. So good with tea, coffee or plain, just like the gentlemen said.

We reuse our tinsel for sewing kit extra buttons etc. I also have one for extra Christmas bulbs. We dunk ours too. Dunking is a must 🙏❤👍

Mr Tahir, you have love from people that you deserve. I appreciate your wisdom and guidance. May Allah (peace be upon him) grant you good health and prosperity.

they do have a buttery taste....i like to eat these too,and with tea 🍵😊🎉

These biscuits are given to friends as gifts at Christmas where I live. And yes, I am always thankful to recieve them. One of the best biscuits around.

We here in Australia also give them as gifts to family and friends. Usually at Christmas time. Always nice for afternoon tea with a cuppa, or some milk, or just on their own. Thanks Denmark for some yummy bikkies we can all share.

Please let them know we keep and reuse the tins too.....usually for sewing notions. We dunk too, but often in coffee

I like the new camera angles and close ups. Good job!

Christmas cookies and sewing kits-the gift that keeps on giving. I got three of these a few Christmases ago.

Woa, this brings back memories. Nana used to eat these every afternoon after dinner.

Danish butter cookies are the best. I love drinking strawberry cream tea or peach tea with them. I love eating these at Christmas time too. I buy the containers with Christmas decorations on them just cause they're so pretty. My whole family loves these cookies.

Look up the Tim Tam SLAM! Here in Australia we have filled, chocolate coated, rectangular biscuits. We bite a small piece off opposite corners, then dip one bittern end in a hot drink, then suck up a little bit of warm drink from the other bitten end, then eat the biscuit. It turns the biscuit into warm mouse in your mouth. Heavenly!

Royal dansk are made in Denmark. Not everything is from the USA

I love these men! 💜 They really take care to savor not just the food, but the packaging. It's a beautiful lesson for us in the US, to slow down, and enjoy the simple, but wonderful things in life. Bless you all, and may you, and your families have good health, and prosperity. 🙏🏻💜☕🍪

I'm 38yo I ate these cookies when i was young. Beautiful memories with my siblings in France...

What if they opened these and found them filled with all the odds and ends that Americans typically store in the container?

These are my favorite cookies for the holidays!

gul sher and his push broom handle bar mustache are legends

Oh, my dear Rana... folks all over the world keep their trinkets in the Royal Dansk tin box after the cookies are gone 💖 It's a tradition - welcome to the club!

These are one of my favorite cookies 😋

My grandmother put sewing supplies in her box, then my mother and now me! Yes we all save our tins or at least most of us do!

Literally every American stunned when there are actual cookies inside when they open the lid.

Hey Gents, those tins are a staple for holding sewing kits and buttons when we're done with the cookies.😉💚

So, in Canada, the tin of these cookies are more famous than the actual cookie, because it always contains sewing stuff! Lol no one really remembers eating the cookies. They've just always had one of these tins full of sewing things. Usually at their Granny's, sometimes also at home. (It's a joke. You can find and buy the cookies. But it's true that the tin is a very good reusable container for all kinds of things. Why is it almost always sewing stuff? I don't know. Hahaha 😁) I think it's a requirement to have these cookies with tea or coffee. They're really very boring on their own.

What a great bunch of jolly good chaps

Royal Dansk are great cookies.

Another Christmas 🎄 must have for the kids

I was shocked to see cookies in side the tin! I was so sure it was gonna be a sewing kit.

1. My favorite xmas cookies. Brings back great memories and I eat them every year and 2. Mr. Rana is on the right track. We definitely reuse the tin to keep stuff in. 🤣🤣🤣 How universal people truly are!

These cookies make holidays complete for me.

Rana gets it! Did you tell him that we are often excited to have cookies only to find the tin filled with sewing supplies?

This makes me want some of those cookies so bad!! Lol

1:04 LoL we do this too! Almost every house in America has a cookie (aka biscuit) tin with buttons or other sewing kit items kept in them. I love to see the differences between cultures but even more so, the similarities. It truly is a small world. ❤😊