Japanese Try Italian Snacks and Treats PART 2(Food Haul)

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  • We're eating a variety of treats sent to us direct from Italy! Subscribe for more videos! goo.gl/18SB8p
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  • @cosmicwildfire6821
    @cosmicwildfire6821 Před 8 lety +144

    Once again you surprise me with your extremely well put education, respect for other cultures and good palate! You are the best, keep up with the excellent work and come in Italy one day or another 👍

  • @sandrosacco2281
    @sandrosacco2281 Před 8 lety +124

    La cosa assolutamente divertente è che continuano ad immaginarsi quali ingredienti esotici usiamo, quando in realtà si tratta per lo più di farina,burro , mandorle.e zucchero

  • @simonebonfanti3983
    @simonebonfanti3983 Před 8 lety +250

    Magiare i pocket coffie in 2 morsi ... Tipico errore da principianti

  • @Giiua
    @Giiua Před 7 lety +30

    In tutti gli assaggi italiani loro sono gli unici che non hanno sputato o fatto facce disgustose anche se non gli piaceva qualcosa.
    Complimenti per l'educazione che avete e pochi hanno!
    We love you!

  • @Piooda
    @Piooda Před 7 lety +111

    Complimenti ai giapponesi per l'educazione dimostrata ;)

    • @meandmyimagination4151
      @meandmyimagination4151 Před 7 lety +1

      Debora Russo concordo,mi piacciono molto come persone perché sono molto educate,ovviamente ci saranno anche le eccezioni come da tutte le parti ma questi due uomini sono davvero gentili ed educati,bravi,nuovo follower ;)

    • @Piooda
      @Piooda Před 7 lety +3

      20%cooler sup? Vero sono due signori; dopo questo video nella lista dei suggerimenti mi è capitata una ragazza americana che assaggiava degli snack italiani....facce, conati di vomito e sacchetto in cui sputare gli assaggi. Praticamente una scimmia che giocava col cibo

    • @meandmyimagination4151
      @meandmyimagination4151 Před 7 lety

      Debora Russo si si ho presente, non la ragazza ma quel tipo di video, veramente una cosa fuori dal normale.

    • @giovannilenzini8729
      @giovannilenzini8729 Před 7 lety

      +Debora Russo ma..... é scimunita. mi diresti come si chiama il video?

    • @Piooda
      @Piooda Před 7 lety

      Guarda non so come si chiama ho solo visto il suo video e l'ho guardato per curiosità. Probabilmente se guardi nella lista dei video simili che compare a schermo la trovi. È la classica ragazzina americana sguaiata e ignorante

  • @ClockworkChandelure
    @ClockworkChandelure Před 8 lety +49

    Hehe, in Italian the h is put to make a hard sound between the letters c or g and a "soft vocal", the i and the e. For example: Cipster is pronounced chipster, while chinotto is pronounced kinotto.

    • @piacoppola1239
      @piacoppola1239 Před 7 lety +1

      Sara Bazzone esatto

    • @NeroXAliassS
      @NeroXAliassS Před 7 lety +2

      And don't forget of the double letters that they always pronounced in the English way instead of telling them more marked

  • @ludoludo80
    @ludoludo80 Před 8 lety +6

    TOGO in some region of Italy means SUGOI !

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 8 lety

      oh how interesting! And thanks for the Italian lessons. We need them!

    • @ludoludo80
      @ludoludo80 Před 8 lety

      Thanks to you !!! My pleasure ! I like your video , Ill keep watching !

  • @Yanko_13
    @Yanko_13 Před 8 lety +40

    I love Chinotto. It's from a fruit called with the same name.
    And finally someone not italian who like Galatine! :)

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 8 lety +7

      haha! I really like it!

    • @eugenio5774
      @eugenio5774 Před 7 lety

      chinotto it's pronounced Ki-nòt-to :)

    • @FirenightMoon
      @FirenightMoon Před 7 lety

      Yanko I'm italian and i hate galatine, what is my problem??

    • @Yanko_13
      @Yanko_13 Před 7 lety

      FireKyoki Vabbè capita, niente piace a tutti. Però a tutti gli stranieri che avevo visto fin ora le Galatine non piacevano e mi sembrava strano.

    • @Verabarty
      @Verabarty Před 7 lety

      Yanko Le galatine le ho sempre odiate... hanno un gusto di latte malato poco invitante xD

  • @is0s
    @is0s Před 8 lety +9

    Really glad you enjoyed most of the things :D Satoshi's face when he tried Galatine was priceless, ahahah! Even in Italy we have opposing factions of those who hate them and those who love them.
    To answer some of your questions:
    -Chinotto (pronounced kinotto!) is made with a really bitter citrus fruit from which it takes the name.
    -Cioccolato di Modica is a chocolate bar produced with an ancient recipe that the Spanish are said to have brought from America to southern Italy. That's why it is so rough and uneven.
    -Canestrelli are made just of butter, flour and starch. Sometimes vanilla and/or lemon jest is added.
    -Pocket Coffee should contain liquid coffee in them. The shipping probably ruined the original form, but the flavor is still there :)

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 8 lety +3

      Thank you Isos for these amazing treats! The Cioccolato di Modica was amazing and unique. Love the flavor and texture. Satoshi adored the Pocket Coffee! But really, everything was delicious! We have one more episode left for your Italian treats. Once again, thank you my friend.

  • @russell2476
    @russell2476 Před 7 lety +19

    quando sei un italiano e ti senti fiero della cucina italiana

  • @lazios
    @lazios Před 8 lety +3

    Again, You're funny, and it's nice, and rare, see educated people who respect food (Italian or not doesn't matter). Ciao

  • @piacoppola1239
    @piacoppola1239 Před 7 lety +12

    sono italiana. dopo aver guardato questo video ho bisogno di cibo. ORA!

  • @MrVejew
    @MrVejew Před 7 lety +5

    they look so happy on the first one I had to watch number 2...omg yes there is a 3.

  • @martinaclerici2692
    @martinaclerici2692 Před 7 lety +12

    Modica's chocolate is one of the best chocolate in Italy because it is made with an ancient recipe.

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 7 lety +4

      +Martina Clerici that's so interesting!

    • @TechnoGuys99
      @TechnoGuys99 Před 7 lety

      actually you should allow it to dissolve instead chew it :)
      Ps: i known...my english is terribile

    • @feslenraster
      @feslenraster Před 4 lety

      @@TechnoGuys99 your English is fine :)

    • @giovannaalivernini1735
      @giovannaalivernini1735 Před 4 lety

      Modica chocalate Is prepared at cold temperature and not hot like the normal other chocolates and what crunches is the sugar because It doesnt melt at low temperatures. Ciao

  • @marikacaldarone9414
    @marikacaldarone9414 Před 8 lety +2

    I'm hungry hahaha. You are very friendly,thank youuu

  • @anselmobello8830
    @anselmobello8830 Před 7 lety +2

    Im italian and i totally love the way you two try to traslate our language xD(sorry for my bad english)

  • @melogranohifi
    @melogranohifi Před 7 lety +3

    Hey guys, I really enjoyed the series. Speaking of Pocket Coffees, you are not supposed to melt them inside an espresso; on the other hand, they are meant as substitutes for it. Basically, we are a country of coffee addicts, so those chocolates let you have about as much coffee as half a cup of espresso without stopping at a bar. It's a way to keep going during the day!

  • @ariannamistura3778
    @ariannamistura3778 Před 7 lety +1

    I love youuu, you are the first people that find the REAL Italian snacks and you are very funny and lovely
    (I can't speak a lot English ahah)

  • @91antonior
    @91antonior Před 8 lety +5

    Well in italian chi is read Kee (like key) and ci is read chee (like cheese)
    Cipster -> read cheepster
    Chinotto -> read keenotto
    You're so funny guys, I love u!

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 8 lety +1

      OHhh thank you. We learned something new today!

  • @flamerollerx01
    @flamerollerx01 Před 7 lety +2

    Twix has caramel, kit kat is a chocolate covered wafer stick with a light chocolate filling, almost like a moose (not the animal). The coffee chocolate was filled with Coffee liquor (non alcoholic, similar to sugar liquor)

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 7 lety

      I knew it! I couldn't remember Kit Kats ever having caramel in them.

  • @agnesefiocchi8604
    @agnesefiocchi8604 Před 8 lety +4

    From a truly Italian girl: CI it's like ch in english, CHI it's like KI sound!

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 8 lety +1

      Aww thanks so much for watching!

  • @takazzu
    @takazzu Před 8 lety +6

    Veri snacks italiani. Bravissimi

  • @lucianaborinato2993
    @lucianaborinato2993 Před 5 lety +1

    Hi guys, I love your videos, and it's nice to see you eating all those Italian snacks, and sweets, which reminds me of my life in Italy. Yes I'm Italian, but I've been living in London for the past 23 years.
    Your Italian pronunciation, is very good indeed! :)

  • @Sibernethy
    @Sibernethy Před 2 měsíci +1

    Can I just point out - I come to TabiEats for the food and the snacks, but what I also end up getting, is a wealth of body language studies with the reactions.

  • @jameshastings9340
    @jameshastings9340 Před 8 lety +3

    It's always great to see a new video

  • @DenkaSaeba3
    @DenkaSaeba3 Před 8 lety +1

    The Canestrello (pl. Canestrelli) is a ligurian cookie that is usually made with flour (and sometimes potato starch), butter, egg yolk and scented with vanilla and lemon. They are usually dipped in coffee or in strong wine (as for most italian "plain" cookies").

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 8 lety

      Oh gosh, those were so delicious!

  • @aliciahaupt1291
    @aliciahaupt1291 Před 7 lety +3

    this is so funny to See this as someone who lives in Italy :D

  • @astroboy3507
    @astroboy3507 Před 8 lety +4

    Rocket coffee!!!! 😂

  • @lastellapiufragiledelluniv4452

    Guys you surprise me with your education and respect for the others cultures and another country's food. You are the best!!

  • @geebees7278
    @geebees7278 Před 7 lety +1

    I loved when he said: "it reminds me of my childhood". For a moment I thought Galatine could remind you of your childhood even if you've never eaten them!

  • @TheWolf6200
    @TheWolf6200 Před 7 lety +6

    farina di frumento means wheat flour

  • @marabianchi2842
    @marabianchi2842 Před 7 lety +3

    It's good to see u enjoy our food! U make me proud😍thank u for your kindness!

  • @sansastark1779
    @sansastark1779 Před 7 lety +2

    I am an Italian girl ,( forgive me but I do not speak English very well ) but I want to tell you, that you are so much fun and I love you ❤️

  • @morenaselice7241
    @morenaselice7241 Před 8 lety +1

    Non ho capito una sola parola di quello che avete detto, ma siete troppo SIMPATICI!!! Vi adoro!

  • @FirstFINALFANTASYFan
    @FirstFINALFANTASYFan Před 8 lety +15

    you must try the canestrelli with that liquid chocolate

  • @francescostretti4616
    @francescostretti4616 Před 7 lety +1

    You are right because amaretti are often eat with a kind of wine call vin santo which is a sweet white wine

  • @michiferrucci
    @michiferrucci Před 7 lety +4

    "Chinotto" キノット is a Sicilian citrus :)

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 7 lety +1

      ahhh ok. Thanks for the info!

  • @InvernomutoUC79
    @InvernomutoUC79 Před 8 lety

    I can't wait for part3! Isos did a great job selecting snaks representing every part of Italy, from Sardinia to Venice, and you guys are doing an amazing job critically analyzing each product.
    Most of your questions have been already answered excpet the one about Big Babol "filifolli", fili folli means "Crazy Strings", because it's very "stringey".
    You guys are amazing, i love your videos!

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 8 lety

      Isos sure sent us the best of the best! We cannot thank her enough. And thank you for watching!

  • @ignisvis8867
    @ignisvis8867 Před 7 lety +10

    You should eat all the Pocket Coffee in one bite ;)

  • @SleetGirl93
    @SleetGirl93 Před 7 lety +1

    "Farina di frumento" is wheat flour ;) Our biscuits are often made with wheat flour and various, sugar, sometimes almond, pistachio :)

  • @marcogavagnin771
    @marcogavagnin771 Před 7 lety +3

    You got an Italian subscriber today! Very good job!

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 7 lety +1

      +Il Gava thank you so much!

  • @greensoul344
    @greensoul344 Před 7 lety +6

    RAFFAELLO are my favourite sweets ever.

  • @MickyCardi
    @MickyCardi Před 7 lety

    Hi Guys, you've got a new italian subscribe! I'm so happy that you like our snacks, and i love the respect and the education for our country you put in this video!! Good job!

  • @OctopusPuma
    @OctopusPuma Před 8 lety +5

    Hello Tabi, i really enjoy your serie. I'm italian, let me say that the donor gave you some of the better products you can buy in a medium/high grocery shop. Those are not cheap imitations, IGP means quality and 'Terre d'italia' for example it's a standard brand from a supermarket chain fot the best local products.
    your italian pronunciation it's quite good, I can understand what your eating without looking at the screen.
    Thanks again for the entertainment!
    I wish i can bring you a bottle of prosecco.
    About the Nippon chocolate/rice biscuit, even if it's made in germany, it was and still is very popular in italy. Yes I also think that is called Japan after some qualities, it's good rice, practical, good and healty. Like we think it's life in the land of the rising sun.
    Bye!

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 8 lety +1

      EVerything as absolutely delicious and like you said, very high quality. We are so thankful to our Italian friend who sent this to us. Thanks for watching. Hope you enjoy part 3

    • @iota-09
      @iota-09 Před 8 lety

      yup, for example lindt is considered arguably the most pricey standard chocolate maker in italy, with easter eggs that can cost upwards of 50 ueros, their chocolate is just that pricey and goo, they're most famous for their lindor, sam goes for the raffaelo, it is a variation on the ferrero rocher, which i like to see as depiction of earth:a hazelnut solid core, to indice the steel core of earth, nutella around it, to indicate the mantle(lava part), a hard shell of milk chocolate to indicate the sea, and sprinkles of nuts to indicate ground amountains.
      it's really good.

  • @just_a_saeu88
    @just_a_saeu88 Před 7 lety

    I love Italian food and snacks!! This is so neat!!!

  • @paolopizzi5603
    @paolopizzi5603 Před 8 lety +1

    Chinotto (pronounced key-no-ttoh) is made from the fruit of the myrtle-leaved orange tree. It resembles an orange but it's MUCH bitter. So much, in fact, that you can't eat that fruit. It's only used as a flavoring agent and as a component of fragrances. As far as I know, it's only found in central and southern Italy and some parts of North Africa. And yes, you're right: there's Chinotto in Campari.
    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citrus_myrtifolia

  • @Tiberio_Barani
    @Tiberio_Barani Před 5 lety +2

    I am Italian, guys you have a good pronunciation!

  • @alexmarangone2160
    @alexmarangone2160 Před 8 lety +1

    Can't wait for the 3rd part!

  • @MiyakoAkina
    @MiyakoAkina Před 8 lety +2

    Another great video! Really enjoyed it. And the Mickey Mouse T-Shirt is my favorite. It is stinking cute. I would definitely wear something like this. ^__^

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 8 lety

      +MiyakoAkina one of my fav Mickey shirts. Only in Japan!

  • @WhisperOfDoom86
    @WhisperOfDoom86 Před 3 lety

    Hi guys, I love your channel! 😊
    For Canestrelli, we have different kind of them along northern Italy, above all Liguria and Piemonte.
    The one you tried in the video are the basic recipe from Liguria ( that’s why they’re called canestrelli liguri) and actually they don’t have particular flavor, they’re made just of butter, flower, sugar and eggs.
    What’s make them special in my opinion is the powder vanilla sugar sprinkled on them.. simply great, I love canestrelli!

  • @Shokupan982
    @Shokupan982 Před 8 lety +1

    What a grand food haul! I love the pronounced almond flavor of Amaretti di Saronno. I'd want to try Pocket Coffee since I'm a coffee fanatic. Thanks for a fun video and have a great weekend.

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 8 lety +1

      You would love the Pocket Coffee Yoshiko especially if you like strong Italian coffee with chocolate!

    • @iota-09
      @iota-09 Před 8 lety +1

      you will, my mother is as well, being extremely picky about her coffee, she made plenty of italian baristi retire her order because they weren't good enough, or very washed, but she loved to eat pocket coffees all the time, it just ticks with her, same goes for my father which has an even harder time, as he loves extra bitter coffee(he doesn't put sugar in it).

  • @stefanosiclari
    @stefanosiclari Před 7 lety +14

    I've just started following you guys, I really like your videos! And, as an Italian, I can teach you just a little thing: the pronounciation of words with CI or CHI. Over here the pronounciation is exactly the opposite of how it is in Japan (I assume you're from Japan, is that right?). So when you see "Chinotto", it's pronounced as "Kinotto", while if you see "Cipster", it's actually pronounced as if the H was there :D

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 7 lety +8

      +Quentin Vance that is very interesting and useful to know. Thanks!

  • @2ueentina
    @2ueentina Před 8 lety +2

    I love you two so much!!!!!

  • @CherylKCherylsHomeCookingshow

    Thanks for sharing this...I enjoyed seeing what foods you got from Italy!

  • @leoonps4126
    @leoonps4126 Před 7 lety +1

    chinotti are a tipology of an italian Orange..is so good

  • @dawnfaialaga5840
    @dawnfaialaga5840 Před 8 lety +9

    I think you should eat the coffee chocolate Since you make Sanichi eat the black licorice ones lol

  • @tizianor.9883
    @tizianor.9883 Před 7 lety +1

    Hi! im italian and i love Galatine becouse its soo lovely!

  • @italianwithgiulia
    @italianwithgiulia Před 7 lety +3

    I love Galatine🇮🇹💁🏼
    Try to make a tuscan appetizer: bread with fegatini, commonly called "crostini toscani"

    • @gaetano2435
      @gaetano2435 Před 7 lety

      Arts&Arts Giulia97 Le Galatone fanno veramente schifo

  • @sarabellio9898
    @sarabellio9898 Před 8 lety +1

    I'm happy to see the second part and amaretti is my favorite biscuit at all XD

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 8 lety

      Thanks for watching part 2. Part 3 coming soon!

  • @greepanormus887
    @greepanormus887 Před 7 lety +1

    all the dry cookies are usually eaten with a sweet wine, possibly passito from pantelleria or zibbibbo

  • @brittanyleeful
    @brittanyleeful Před 7 lety +1

    The chocolate you tried is from a beautiful city called Modica in Sicily. This kind of chocolate is supposed to be one of the oldest forms of sweetened chocolate. I tried it when I was there and I was also very surprised at the texture. If you ever get to go to Sicily.....do not pass up Modica. All of the food was amazing!!

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 7 lety

      I just loved that chocolate. Yes the texture was so unique but oh so delicious. Delicious!

  • @homestreetworkout7735
    @homestreetworkout7735 Před 7 lety

    Grandi! troppo simpatici!

  • @viviangao3081
    @viviangao3081 Před 8 lety +2

    Thank you for making me laugh!! :D

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 8 lety

      +Vivian Gao glad you enjoyed this

  • @alessandroserafini3959
    @alessandroserafini3959 Před 8 lety +17

    Italian food is the beat food in The word

  • @sandrodream5418
    @sandrodream5418 Před 8 lety +7

    I love japan

  • @enneaemme
    @enneaemme Před 8 lety +1

    a little note, in Italian the words are read as they are written. Returning to the video I recommend you taste the Apulian taralli (of baked bread baked pasta rings) especially those crafts are something unique, I recommend you also try the breadsticks, specialties of Piedmont.

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 8 lety

      We have one more box to try. Video coming soon!

    • @enneaemme
      @enneaemme Před 8 lety

      +TabiEats Perfect look forward to the next video

  • @pamelabatchelor9204
    @pamelabatchelor9204 Před 6 lety

    The amaretto cookies also make a great cookie pie crust!!!

  • @rachelk2457
    @rachelk2457 Před 8 lety +1

    They had Pocket Coffee at World Market in the States awhile back! i used it to stay awake at work hehe.

  • @Jachanxxx
    @Jachanxxx Před 7 lety +1

    Terre d'Italia it's an amazing brand, I love their products!

  • @bbos9437
    @bbos9437 Před 8 lety +1

    Canestrelli are basically just butter cookies covered in powered sugar, and the number 8 is actually spelled "otto", so Chin8 and Chinotto are the same thing ;) Anyway, amazing video as always, I can't wait for part 3! Greetings from Italy!

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 8 lety

      aww thanks for educating us! Part three coming up!

  • @Noruwee
    @Noruwee Před 7 lety

    Hi guys! I love your videos! I'm italian and you make me feel proud! I'll be in Japan next week and I'm so excited ;) I just wanted to tell you that if there is no H in "CI" the pronunciation is "chi" like "chimney" or "china". When you have the H, so when you read "CHI", you say "ki", like "kid" or "king".

  • @SilviaBieber123
    @SilviaBieber123 Před 7 lety +4

    you like everything! haha it's fantastic! greetings from italy!

  • @MarvashMagalli
    @MarvashMagalli Před 7 lety +28

    olio di palma ahah

    • @181075
      @181075 Před 7 lety

      la psicosi da.. :D

  • @marinatraverso9288
    @marinatraverso9288 Před 8 lety +1

    Love your channel (new subscriber here lol)!! Canestrelli is just a plain vanilla cookie with confectionary sugar on it! italians eat them with a cup of tea or coffee!! Please more videos of tasting food love them!!

  • @pinkydamage
    @pinkydamage Před 7 lety +2

    it's like "chipster", in italian we spell it that way

  • @pluckernil
    @pluckernil Před 8 lety +1

    I remember the milk cake, it was in your Ginza Yamagata antenna shop video too!

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 8 lety +1

      +pluckernil yes! you remembered !!

  • @Ilrodeo
    @Ilrodeo Před 7 lety +17

    Farina di frumento is wheat flour.

  • @Brazza10
    @Brazza10 Před 7 lety +3

    Caramel in Italian is caramello. Caramella means candy.

  • @nicolacandini5936
    @nicolacandini5936 Před 8 lety +1

    Hi guys, i just want to point a thing. About Cipster, in Italian when you see an "I" or an "E" after a "C" you have to read the C as a "CH" in english, it is a soft sound.
    In all the other cases it is an hard sound, like "K".
    I hope you can understand the messagge, it is not easy to explain this without talking :]
    Love your videos and just subscribed, keep up the good work!

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 8 lety

      aww thank you for teaching us that. We love learning new things about different countries and you guys are helping us learn. thank you!

  • @astroboy3507
    @astroboy3507 Před 8 lety +2

    Umbrella chocolates were very cute!!!!!

  • @MrBaffo81
    @MrBaffo81 Před 7 lety

    Is read "Chin-Otto": chinotto is a kind of citrus.
    Mostly in Italy chinotto soda is also called "Spuma nera".
    Frumento=wheat; wheat flour is more subtle than normal flour.
    Danish butter cookies are historically newer than Canestrelli! Canestrelli existed since '400.
    Lindt is a Swiss Company, so no italian chocolate.
    Shinichi who says "Banana" remind me of The Minions :D

  • @efisiospiga6540
    @efisiospiga6540 Před 7 lety +3

    UNA PALMAAAAAAAA!!

  • @auriauri4668
    @auriauri4668 Před 8 lety +3

    Everytime I see someone biting a pocket coffee, I hold my breath for a second :D You're so funny guys!!
    Itaria kara no aisatsu! (sorry if it's not right, it's from google translate 😞 )

  • @marchelle8519
    @marchelle8519 Před 7 lety

    Omg you are so fantastic and adorable! Much love from Italy! :D

  • @annavivaldo5389
    @annavivaldo5389 Před 6 lety

    You are the only japaneses/ english guys who likes Galatine...a huge applause for you! Really good💋 ( sorry for imperfect english but i'm still studying and i'm not really good😅)

  • @beatricerognoni3214
    @beatricerognoni3214 Před 7 lety +11

    Hi, I'm italian! I love your videos and I'll try to explain us the doubts.
    1. ''chi8" is a graphic name of ''chinotto'' and we read it like ''kinotto'', not ''cinotto'', because ''Ch'' is always read like a ''k''.
    2.''farina di frumento'' means ''flour wheat''
    3.we eat ''pocket coffee'' in only one bite, because conteins real liquid espresso coffee
    4. I'm surprise, they are the first not italian person who like it!!
    bye from Italy

    • @paolacastelli899
      @paolacastelli899 Před 7 lety

      Beatrice Rognoni explain us?

    • @beatricerognoni3214
      @beatricerognoni3214 Před 7 lety

      Paola Castelli chiedo venia erano le 4 del mattino quando ho scritto

    • @xeryakirie9852
      @xeryakirie9852 Před 7 lety

      Beatrice Rognoni ma che.. le 4 tu sei fuori

    • @tipinpo96
      @tipinpo96 Před 7 lety

      Ma veramente soltanto il "che" e il "chi" si leggono come "ke" e "ki"

    • @beatricerognoni3214
      @beatricerognoni3214 Před 7 lety +2

      Daniele D'Ambrosio dai su, era per spiegare come si pronunciasse in italiano 'chinotto' ahhaha come siamo fiscali

  • @tepunisher5502
    @tepunisher5502 Před 7 lety

    Sono italiano, e io amo il vostro cibo e la vostra cultura, ma soprattutto la lingua. Complimenti

  • @robbor5259
    @robbor5259 Před 7 lety +1

    Canestrelli can be described in one word: soft
    Also the flavour reminds butter and flour

  • @fulloman
    @fulloman Před 7 lety

    amaretti di saronno are used in italy for decorate cakes or other tipes of sweets.

  • @CriticalEatsJapan
    @CriticalEatsJapan Před 8 lety +1

    Wow, you guys are so lucky to try all these delicious treats! I have tried chinotto before, but it was a long time ago. I think I liked it... ;)

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 8 lety

      Italian sweets and snacks are amazing!

  • @greepanormus887
    @greepanormus887 Před 7 lety +2

    2:37 you got it right the first time cipster (without h) is like "china" in english

  • @Sakura15020215
    @Sakura15020215 Před 7 lety

    Farina di frumento is a type of flour in fact farina means flour in Italian while frumento is wheat. Anyway chinotto is a plant more precisely a citrus so the family of oranges, lemons and so on ( like mikan also :D)

  • @cranci
    @cranci Před 7 lety +2

    7:44 it means "wheat flour"

  • @AmyChou
    @AmyChou Před 8 lety +1

    Kit-Kat Chunky has caramel. But that TOGO chocolate reminds me of Cadbury Fingers
    Pocket Coffee is one of my favourites! I actually melted one in hot milk and it tastes quite good

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 8 lety +1

      Ahhh I see. Thanks for clarifying that for us. haha.

    • @iota-09
      @iota-09 Před 8 lety

      to me togo remind me more ofTwix, do they have those in the usa and japan?

    • @AmyChou
      @AmyChou Před 8 lety

      iota-09
      Oh yeah~ Twix! We have them here in UK too

  • @bellamy2390
    @bellamy2390 Před 8 lety +11

    The first non- Italian who likes Galatine hahahahahahahahah

    • @LovelyGirlSmile
      @LovelyGirlSmile Před 8 lety +1

      True ahahahaha

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 8 lety +2

      Love it!

    • @xPandamon
      @xPandamon Před 6 lety

      Bellamy 23 They got something similar so it makes sense :P
      en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Rabbit_(candy)

  • @impioh4371
    @impioh4371 Před 8 lety +24

    "Cineit Neri" mi ha steso 😂

  • @PerlaRossa87
    @PerlaRossa87 Před 7 lety +3

    You are very cute! ☺
    Well done, you have taken many products that are of excellent quality. If you happen to come to Italy, you will discover how many other good and beautiful things there are here. ☺ Good life.

  • @pturineisa4777
    @pturineisa4777 Před 7 lety

    These guys are so look nice!

  • @Syrephine
    @Syrephine Před 8 lety +1

    Loved watching your videos so much especially when you try to pronounce some of the food. LOL
    The cookies that are shaped like flowers do have a touch of lemon in them. Canestrelli are simple, buttery shortbread-like cookies, shaped like flowers and covered in dusting of icing sugar most of the time. They are considered a Tea cookie and very popular around Easter time.
    Sent you a message on FB. 😍😘😋😌

    • @TabiEats
      @TabiEats  Před 8 lety +1

      Hi TAnia. Nice to see you here! It was so fun eating all the yummy food. We have one more batch of Italian goodies to try. YUM! And thanks so much for the recipe!

    • @Syrephine
      @Syrephine Před 8 lety +1

      TabiEats
      You are welcome! We hope to meet you both one day!

  • @iota-09
    @iota-09 Před 8 lety +3

    oh wow, i forgot to mention togo's in the last video... both me and my mother love them, but i could really finish a box just by myself :V