i loved that part. I imagine that, since this cheese is so touchy, that if he doesnt say good night, every night, that the cheese will get upset and turn into cheddar.
they didn't leave out anything. since it is two separate accounts. one that was run by random people each week, the other one run by the Swedish institute, and they posted the meatball lie
Yeah not really, both have cold climates in the north very close to each other, very strong traditions, beautiful natural environments. Have you been to either of these countries?
To any Swedish people reading this: You should make cheese from the Sheep eating seaweed of the northern most region. Have that gentleman from the second part of the video to make 😄
The word "köfte" is not a dish specifically. it means just "meatball". There is a lot of types of köfte and they all have different names so.. Kofte is not a traditional turkish dish it's just what "meatball" called in turkish.
it is the name of a place in Berwickshire. Comes from the old english of Cocc for rooster and Burn for stream. The name of the man coming from this place.
Hmm... Im not sure Heather is right about seaweed being low on iodine. Copper yes, but any asian, especially Japanese, will say that seaweed is rich in iodine and helps to maintain the thyroid hormones (T3 and T4) for the body’s metabolism.
Is it just me or did you also just observed that the Food Historian's teeth is as ancient as the history he works on? Or I think he must have drunk a lot of wine and coffee to have those golden teeth
I am from Turkey and when we talk about meatballs? Other then my mother always said to do them at home i coudnt hear any thing about it lol .And kaftus? It is köfte:-) and we have more than 10 kind of it. And one of them which named sulu köfte looks so alike . But since you change it I dont mind to say it is from Sweden. But I think at least since eetballs that hugely affect and come to mind by Turkish foods you should say origin come from Turkey but changed to that meatballs. Btw at least Swedish people changed recipe a lot but Greeks still insists ogurt is their food. When even our national drink comes from yogurt ;-) and despite historical says...
I dont think it is "thousands " but hundereds for sure. You must preserve it cold places tahta times like rivers . In Turkey lots of family do their own yogurt for generation. We have ponty of yoğurt dishes. Even word yoğurt comes from yoğurmak in turkish. It has lots of way to do it like using herbs , nohut or old yoğurt . We still make our kan yoğurt weekly. Delicious!
@array s Yoghurt is a word of turkish origin. It's a derivate of yogur-mak it means to knead, stir, boil or prepare something. And the fact that Turks were nomadic of origin makes it very possible that they made yoghurt to preserve the milk longer and kill bacteria.
Grown man saying goodnight to cheese is the quality content I came here for
Agreed!
What anime is your profile picture
@@apolonioagustinjr.5266 BanG Dream
To be more specific it's from the Pico sub series
i loved that part. I imagine that, since this cheese is so touchy, that if he doesnt say good night, every night, that the cheese will get upset and turn into cheddar.
That is incredibly specific
Limbaquimba 7 but excatly what i wanted
What they leave out is that the official Sweden twitter is run by a different random Swedish citizen each month. So this was one person's belief...
Daniel McHugh lol really?!?! That’s crazy!
@@zak7427 yeah the CZcamsr Seth Everman had the account for a week.
they didn't leave out anything. since it is two separate accounts. one that was run by random people each week, the other one run by the Swedish institute, and they posted the meatball lie
@D Mack Sad but true. 😎
@D Mack why did you put the Russian flag emoji in there
@10:38 BTW, the other animal that survives only on seaweed is the Galapagos iguana.
U AN MVP
Your deeds will never be thanked enough good sir
They said 1 of 2 animals that only survive on seaweed
@Orennsystem 🤔 Yes. The sheep in the video and the iguana I pointed out.
Tosh T oh sorry i didnt read comment properly
In Turkey we roll up ground beef in a big ball with potatoes and serve it as soup, even better with ayran and some random herbs
Another set of beautiful stories. Thanks GBS
SSSSSCCCCCOOOOTTTLLLLAAANNNNDDD FOOOORRRREEEEVERRRRRR
*bagpipes play*
*plaid intensifies by two folds*
That’s an odd pairing of countries lmao Sweden and Scotland
Epic Tien what u trying to say
Not really
@@jamietaylor6242 hahahA
I thought so too
Yeah not really, both have cold climates in the north very close to each other, very strong traditions, beautiful natural environments. Have you been to either of these countries?
shoutout to the man saying goodnight to the cheese.
>Food historian saying Sweden is wrong about the meatballs not being Swedish
>Is Swedish
lmao
Next up : Pizza also have no origin.
Italy : Hold my margherita
Pizza also comes from turkey actually. It got its inspiration from pide, pizza is not a traditional food of italy
Why does the chap in Orkney have subs... He is speaking with an English accent!!! 😂😂😂😂😂👍
its because Americans can understand English or scottish accents lol
I didn't know cinnamon rolls came from Sweden. I love you Sweden.
😂
Not sure why Kevin Woodbridge was subtitled, since he is clearly speaking English, not Scots or Scottish.
Because of the yanks, they are notorious for their inability to understand accents that aren't familiar to them.
I have to admit I needed them a little...
americans
i can understand clearly but I understand that some may need it because he does mumble a few words quietly
To any Swedish people reading this:
You should make cheese from the Sheep eating seaweed of the northern most region.
Have that gentleman from the second part of the video to make 😄
9:17 - "I tell you som'm. When i go to Scotland, I go so north I go south...and then so south I go north again!"
I love Pew and bagpipes
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I really enjoyed this video! Thanks for the info on these random things!!
@Excuse me You enjoyed this video? 😂😂
You’re excused
Absolutely hilarious that you put subtitles for the last guy
when it came to Sweden the only thing I knew about were the meatballs
Meatballs n gravy with rice or mash is always a party. Gravy and rice is big in hawaii.
0:12 *YES!*
When I think of sweden... I think of home, gold and green forests. Small red cottages along the lakes.
Nice to know you people😄😄😄
Been loving this channel lately
6:37 w8 dingwall?
Anyone remember the movie "brave"?
Straight dime at 2:23
Sweden, land of Pew. Also yes the Swedish meatball is Swedish
Thank you for another fun video!
I’ve had haggis a few times, i love it (try it with sweet potato puree)
The word "köfte" is not a dish specifically.
it means just "meatball".
There is a lot of types of köfte and they all have different names so..
Kofte is not a traditional turkish dish it's just what "meatball" called in turkish.
I am interested of how the name of Cockburn was created, what happen to the first man that bear family name Cockburn ?
it is the name of a place in Berwickshire. Comes from the old english of Cocc for rooster and Burn for stream. The name of the man coming from this place.
I suddenly want a seaweed sheep sweater.
I don't care where they came from *I just love meatballs*
I don't care where eggs came from either...
I have never tasted it :(
tack så mycket'
Best 12 minutes of my life
Thank you
Many countries have a ground meat with gravy sort of dish.
You know Sweden brings out many popular things but doesn't get much recognition
RN S yep i know then have many inventions
When I think of sweden I think of Ikea, pewdiepie, swedish meatballs and minecraft lol
I've always wanted to try haggis. I hope i will one day.
I wonder what the Sheep’s Milk or Meat taste like 🤔
It's better than cow's. Change my mind
seems like someones running out of ideas
This is A-grade youtube content, idk what you're talking about
5:45 good night
Hmm... Im not sure Heather is right about seaweed being low on iodine. Copper yes, but any asian, especially Japanese, will say that seaweed is rich in iodine and helps to maintain the thyroid hormones (T3 and T4) for the body’s metabolism.
Haggis is Scottish scrapple!
Swap out mutton for pork, and cornmeal for oats, and it's basically the same recipe.
I really should try haggis. I adore scrapple.
it is in the brown sauce and jam.
What is ??
How Manny liked i have on this video thats how mush % u enjoy eating meatballs
7:14 X doubt
Should've included PewDiePie and Avicii
I would love to travel to Sweden in my lifetime.
Is it just me or did you also just observed that the Food Historian's teeth is as ancient as the history he works on? Or I think he must have drunk a lot of wine and coffee to have those golden teeth
try indonesian meatballs, its delicious too 👌🏼
11:00 Damn
Interesting very interesting!
Yey turkey another win for my country (its pronounced k-euf-te)
I find it more interesting that food historians even exist
Damm this video was made tu get Yu hungry 🦅
Ikea's the best at prepping the lingnong berry dish.
🇸🇪🏴
I am half Swedish and half Scottish aha
I am from Turkey and when we talk about meatballs? Other then my mother always said to do them at home i coudnt hear any thing about it lol .And kaftus? It is köfte:-) and we have more than 10 kind of it. And one of them which named sulu köfte looks so alike . But since you change it I dont mind to say it is from Sweden. But I think at least since eetballs that hugely affect and come to mind by Turkish foods you should say origin come from Turkey but changed to that meatballs.
Btw at least Swedish people changed recipe a lot but Greeks still insists ogurt is their food. When even our national drink comes from yogurt ;-) and despite historical says...
I dont think it is "thousands " but hundereds for sure. You must preserve it cold places tahta times like rivers . In Turkey lots of family do their own yogurt for generation. We have ponty of yoğurt dishes. Even word yoğurt comes from yoğurmak in turkish. It has lots of way to do it like using herbs , nohut or old yoğurt . We still make our kan yoğurt weekly. Delicious!
@array s Yoghurt is a word of turkish origin. It's a derivate of yogur-mak it means to knead, stir, boil or prepare something. And the fact that Turks were nomadic of origin makes it very possible that they made yoghurt to preserve the milk longer and kill bacteria.
6:00
2:22 WOW
The secret is that man kissing the cheese goodnight 🥺
Why do u keep reuploading old videos as new ones?+
Running out of ideas so they cramped all their old videos into one while reaching the 10 minute as revenue minimum
Typo in the description.
Avici ; bitch he also comes to mind
and of course pew die pie
Both start with an s, both have an end, the end
😂😂😂😂😂
Swedend
I thought this was a riddle so I was thinking ‘Story!’
no.1 the story of Felix kjellburg
Kjellberg
I WAS BORN IN ORKNEY KIRKWALL
They really passed on the chance to say “One thing we all can agree on.... that meatballs are amazeballs”
No because it doesn't even rhymed
When I think of Sweden what comes to my mind? *Avicii and PewDiePie*
2.23 big balls, yes
I thought they were gonna mention chicken tikka masala!
oof
@array s or iron bru, what a rich food culture 🤣
Love IKEA food!!
I mainly like ikea because of the meatballs.
Best cheese in the world
SWEDEN MEATBALLS
great big story: when you think of Sweden what comes to mind
Me: PewDiePie
MOVEMENT _ No
I love Swedish meatballs.
From ikea.
As bayrakları as as
So, nobody gonna talk about the incredibly unfortunate name „Cockburn“?
gaeilge homework yeah but still...
Sounds like It can't be disproven
wow, fascinating :) xx
I guess you could say the seaweed isn’t so costly but pretty sheep.
Hmmm
That's interesting
"When you think of Sweden What comes in mind"
Me:PewDiePie
Rip t series kinda ahead
@@MournfulAstra sed ;-;
Meatballs
U need to make a story abaut the Colombian tamal
Never heared of italian meatballs any examples?
xkyiia x Italy has bad meatballs
I just came of a sweden cruise ship
Normal Folks: the first meatballs
Intellectuals: "Meatball Zero"
GBS, please try to coverup the NE region of India itz my humble reqst 2 you guys😄😄😄
also notch, skype, avicii and spotify
What do these have in common?
So was that a round about way of saying yes it came from turkey, but all meatballs are different.
I prefer Indonesian Bakso...
I'm not convinced that those meatballs are neither Turkish nor not Turkish:P
Buy the shop then sell it back
And i thought by turkey “made by turkey birds”😅
3:32
Ja, nu tj------
I didn't catch that?
Nu kör vi!
Thanks.