Oh! Look at all these German snacks! Let's try 'em.
Hey everyone! I'm Dana and you're watching Wanted Adventure Living Abroad.
I have been so excited about this episode for, like, a week now. Ever since we all these
snacks and they've just been sitting in our pantry, I've been so excited,
so let's just get right into it.
We're gonna start with these paprika flavored Chipsletten. Now Mr. German Man helped me
pick out all these snacks, and these are not new snacks. These are all snacks that have
been around and here in Germany for a while, so stuff that's been part of the snacking
life here in Germany at least since Mr. German Man's childhood.
So when he grabbed these, my first thought was, "Hey! They're German Pringles; German-style
Pringles." But he very quickly corrected me that no, these came before Pringles.
I don't know if that's true, but that's according to Mr. German Man.
So, they're a little heavier than Pringles. They're okay, but I don't love the the flavor.
I would prefer just salted.
Today I will be cleansing my palate between the snacks with Spezi. Spezi is orange soda
mixed with cola, and it's pretty common here in Germany. I've seen it at lots of parties.
Um, I've never tried it because I'm not really a huge orange soda fan,
but today we're gonna give it a go. Cheers!
Oh that's interesting. That's like...
That's like a liquid jelly bean.
I think I like that.
Now here we have Super Dickmann's! And of course, what's amusing for me right off the
bat is the name: Dickmann's. Yeah, I know, I'm a little childish.
I actually sent a box of these to my girl friend in America for her bachelorette party just
because of this amazing name.
So this is a Super Dickmann.
Wow! Um, okay. It is a...it is a marshmallow covered in chocolate. That is a Super Dickmann.
Um-hm. That's, um, pretty good. I think that's gonna be my new guilty pleasure.
So I really have not been looking forward to this one: salty licorice.
Yeah, that's, um, pretty much as bad as I thought it would be. Ugh, that is salty licorice and it's terrible.
No, no thank you.
Now on to Kinder Schokolade.
It's really thick! So thick milk chocolate. Really thick.
Time for something really interesting. These are Erdnuss Flippies. Now, perhaps you can
tell by the little peanut guy chilling on the bag, these are peanut flavored. So these
are basically like cheese puffs, but no cheese, and peanut flavored. Now if that sounds like
an odd combination to you, it's because it is. So I've actually tried these before and
every time I try one I'm like, oh well, I don't know. It's weird but I need to try another
one to see if I like it. And no matter how many I eat -- I'll go through a whole bag --
and I can never decide whether I like it or not.
Yep, I still don't know.
The prince commands me to eat these cookies, so I will.
Yeah, delicious. A delicious cookie.
So this looks like a kid's cookie to me. Alphabet cookies, Russisch Brot,
that's Russian bread, from Dresden.
Eight. I ate the cookie, and I think it's delicious.
Light, flavorful; kind of reminds me a little bit of Christmas cookies. Very good.
A little bubbly.
So my question for you is...actually today instead of a question, I've got a little task
for you: go to your local grocery store, buy a snack that you've never tried before, try it,
and please let me know in the comments below what you bought, and what you thought of it.
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What letter is that? It's a heart. It's a heart.
Mr. German Man wants some.
Oh my God, it's so much sugar! I feel like I could fly! Like I'm, I'm Tweety Bird and
I can fly. I need to go for a run or a marathon or something.