Americans Try Snacks From The Netherlands! (SnackCrate)

In this video I try another SnackCrate with my parents this time. This box came from The Netherlands. We tried a variety of amazing snacks including Muntendrop black licorice, Wokkels paprika flavored twists and a whole bunch of other delicious snacks and treats. Enjoy as we try each snack and give our honest opinion about them.
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[@freddydebruyn1027]

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[@bextor2150]

Joppie saus is eaten on French fries as a condiment here in the Netherlands

[@JesseDanger]

Cool. Sounds delicious!

[@bextor2150]

@@JesseDanger you can make it at home very easy

[@jackD441]

I like the white mayo so much better

[@mhadragon.]

i am dutch 😄

[@JesseDanger]

Cool, have you had any of these things in this video? If so, which ones and what did you think of them?

[@robertboender5816]

I'm sure some Dutchies would send you more of the things you like if you ask for it and had an address to send it. The ontbijtkoek ( Ont bite cook) you need to eat with butter :-)

[@JesseDanger]

thanks for help on the pronunciation and for the tip to eat it with butter.

[@ronverhoef]

I don't like ontbijtkoek at all even though I'm Dutch. And the kaneelstok I usually just lick, not bite it.

[@jennyvoorhaar9547]

I’ve never seen people from the US NOT liking stroopwafels 😋 and loving drop 👍🏻

[@JesseDanger]

perhaps they were just old and stale, but they definitely weren't our favorite in this video

[@kashkoncar1440]

Straight 🔥🔥 better save some for topher

[@jessebarton6020]

🤣

[@ruudsmodelplanescars9013]

The Peijnenburg you have to eat with butter on it

[@JesseDanger]

Thanks for the tip.

[@emmat9475]

Im dutch and we have also soft drop and salt 🍬🧂

[@JesseDanger]

Cool

[@wiegermoll5549]

I assume those stroopwafels might have gotten a bit stale, laying it atop a cup of hot coffee or tea allows it to soften

[@JesseDanger]

Noted

[@JesseDanger]

Thanks for the tip

[@FacelessJanus]

Dutch is hard to pronounce by any anglophonic people. Just 1 tip: if you invert the English oe and oo, you got the Dutch way of pronouncing a few things. Not going to tell you how to prnonounce ontbijtkoek, but it means breakfast cookie. The so-called "Zuurstok" you do not bite, you suck on it. (Which is why it is great on fairs etc, because it lasts very long.)

[@JesseDanger]

Cool. Thank you for the tips.