AMERICAN TRIES SWEDISH CANDY

[@herrfriberger5]

1:35 Yes, made in Finland since the late 1970s (but originally Swedish, since the 1920s).

[@IngridFredriksson]

Thank you for the fact! 😃👍

[@sigridfredriksson8943]

TEAM LICORICE

[@isabelletornqvist4797]

Fazer is from Finland

[@juliasandstrom7472]

I LOVE LICORICE

[@IngridFredriksson]

High five🖐

[@chrisd3712]

Salmiak is not the same as licorice. Salmiak, unlike licorice, is an artificial salt, Ammonium Chloride NH4Cl which is basically white in color and quite easily soluble. Salmiak is often used in the licorice for a more salty taste in a cheaper way

[@Templarofsteel88]

Häxvrål would literally translate as witch's (or witches) scream.

[@Mrbubbels666]

Bjud henne på surströmming 😂😂

[@flappyfrog7059]

hahahahahahaha

[@astridlidmaan]

surströmming e fan asgott 😍

[@Mrbubbels666]

Japp det är det är gött ska vara Oskars den är bäst

[@pikachugaming3985]

Det är äktligt

[@bertil3887]

älskar saltlakrits, sötlakrits är skit däremot!

[@IngridFredriksson]

Jag tycker båda två är rätt smarriga😋🤤

[@Templarofsteel88]

Saltlakrits ska det vara.

[@Flisan96]

Templarofsteel88 håller med! Ju saltare desto bättre 😍😍

[@Templarofsteel88]

@@Flisan96 finns ett märke som dom säljer på teknikmagasinet som heter blackout (finns både surt och saltlakrits) båda är extremversioner av den typen av godis.

[@p-osweden934]

Jag tycker det är synd om tjejen. Hon gillar inte lakrits och så får hon djungelvrål.

[@IngridFredriksson]

I know, det var lite elakt av mig va?!😅

[@p-osweden934]

Mm. Men hon försökte i alla fall 😊.
Själv älskar jag djungelvrål. Eller som vi uttalar det där jag kommer ifrån: Jongelvröööl! 😃
Det verkar som de flesta amerikaner inte gillar saltlakrits. Vad det nu beror på 🤔

[@evaulrikajansson2219]

I am sorry , I am eating Fazers Turkisch peber right now, and I Love it !Liqurece is requirred taste.

[@fatimaal382]

Hahaha I’m American living in Sweden and I also don’t like licorice 😂 I think 99% Swedes love it

[@gameman3981]

If so i'm one of the 1% (although to be fair even though i was born in Sweden both of my parents are from Russia, which makes it so that i know Russian lmao).

[@guraknugen]

I think it's more popular among women than men, but I'm not sure. I don't like it very much but I don't dislike it either. I would never buy it, but I would eat it if someone gave it to me… I prefer sour sweets that doesn't stick to my teeth.

[@shivkumar-qh7dx]

Dit leende är bra.. beautiful both...I took those candy gelly..my aunt tooth cap broke..

[@evagidblom7486]

Not licorice

[@liamrose352]

Licorice is yummy

[@IngridFredriksson]

YES! Love licorice😋🤤

[@liamrose352]

Ingrid Fredriksson I'm actually planning on moving to Sweden

[@IngridFredriksson]

That's great, then you will be able to try all the different licorice Sweden have to offer😍

[@liamrose352]

Ingrid Fredriksson ooooo yes

[@mollybus3214]

Bästa kannalen everrrrrr
Vi ska Få upp prenumeranterna 🤘👊✊

[@IngridFredriksson]

Vad gullig du är!🥰

[@findus9560]

Team ANTI-LICORICE

[@kkolxasram]

thumbs up for liquorish.

[@lolol5704]

I hate licorice hahah

[@andersholmstrom3571]

Licorage is a lacative. Not such a good idea to eat it as candy

[@wolffang6320]

I have looked it up and it proves that Sweds eat up to 2 kilos of licorice per person, so it makes sense to why we Sweds love licorice

[@adversemiller]

2 kilos per year or month?

[@wolffang6320]

@@adversemiller year I Think, don´t really remeber where i read it

[@th1mer581]

Fazer wow..... so swedish

[@moikaikki5763]

Fingamer XD nauran

[@88marome]

Well it is, actually, since 1920.

[@mattias3668]

Did I miss it or, did you in fact not bring her the teeth.
Only North Germanic people enjoy salt liquorice.

[@moikaikki5763]

1:00 15:53 🇫🇮

[@MeanMachine85]

Filmat i Italien?

[@IngridFredriksson]

Ja!😁

[@alexanderrosqvist6960]

Jag älskar svenska

[@Rikard_Nilsson]

*holds up sign*
Will promote licorice for licorice.

[@Bortnan6]

Shiny

[@mattias3668]

Liquorice (why doesn't everyone else in the comments spell it “licorice”?) tastes fantastically, but it kills your testosterone.
And ”häxvrål” would be ”witch's roar”.

[@Touchpadse]

I'm swedish and I can't stand licorice

[@AlyssaMaeFriend]

TEAM ANTI LICORICE

[@IngridFredriksson]

NO. Just no...😒👎

[@Zarkhontaal]

If you have any left then try it again! ^^
My personal recommendation for eating Djungelvrål is to let it rest in the mouth, just move it around a bit to prevent the saliva from building too much and once the saltiness wears off you START to chew. It is one of those candies that is meant to be eaten slowly.
As for foods... I don't know. Do you eat red meat? If so then most definitely "falukorv" (which is a sausage), baked in the oven with mashed potatoes is probably the most popular and easiest to get used to I suppose. I, however, prefer a somewhat rougher approach. I like to boil mine... Does Ingrid know about this approach, perhaps? I'm not entirely sure it is a nationwide thing anymore. I'm raised to believe that it is but I often see confusion whenever I mention it boiled.. so I have my doubts in recent years.

[@AlyssaMaeFriend]

@@Zarkhontaal Helpful tips with the candy! Thanks! And I'm sure we will talk about your food suggestions. :D

[@IngridFredriksson]

Thanks for your tips! Yes I've heard about boiling falukorv but I think I've only eaten it fried in a pan.

[@polargacha1786]

I HATE licorich

[@user-fk7hv2zq9y]

Prata svenska sju😂😂😂😂

[@cheapfuck46]

Vegan Godis?! 😳

[@IngridFredriksson]

Yes😁

[@cheapfuck46]

Visste inte att de fanns. Hört något om vegetariskt men that’s it... ☺️

[@flappyfrog7059]

I LOVE LICORICE