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(beep)
(people laugh)
- It's Christmas, apparently.
(people laugh)
Cause the food is gonna go off before December.
(Clisare laughs)
So we're shooting this in March.
(Donal laughs)
(Christmas music)
- Ho, Ho, Ho
- It's Christmas!
(Jaime laughs)
- Hello everyone at Try.
Hope you are well.
Included are some Norwegian Christmas candy.
Have a Merry Christmas and a great new year.
Holagerd
- Wow
Oh thank you, Munster Holagerd.
I can't wait to have it this Christmas.
(Clisare laughs)
And not in March.
(people laugh)
- I didn't get you anything.
- Oh, good 'cause I didn't get you anything either.
Probably because it's March.
(people laugh)
- Who doesn't celebrate Christmas in March?
- I always feel Christmasy in March.
I always say, Hey, two weeks
before Patrick's day, then, then it's Christmas.
(Justine laughs)
- That's how you know?
Ho, Ho, Ho.
- Ho, Ho, Holy Jesus.
We're way too fucking early.
(people laugh)
(Christmas music)
- Huh, oh.
- Ah, you would not be able to bring these into a school.
- Snowballs!
- Snow!
Boom. Caught it.
(Clisare screams)
- I'm so damned tempted to just.
- These are heavy.
- They're fucking hefty aren't they?
- Isn't there a Snow blow?
Isn't there like some sort of sex move?
- Oh God.
(Clisare laughs)
- I looked it up on Urban Dictionary.
- Thank you, Colin.
(Clisare laughs)
- And it says, "when you --- your partner's ---
in their --- without telling them ---
- --after they have --- in your --- without telling you".
- Oh, there you go.
- I did not know that's what it was,
but I knew it was something.
- Okay. Merry Christmas.
Look, they're decorated with snow flakes.
- Oh my God.
- That's beautiful.
- Norway.
- Beautiful.
- Oh, look at that?
(Callyann screams)
(Jaime laughs)
It's like decorative testicles.
We love it. Come on.
- No, no, no.
- I'm saying googly eyes and you're saying testicles.
(Jaime laughs)
- I'm gonna do the thumb nail now.
- Really enjoyed the Snow blow with you, Donal.
- Oh God, please.
(upbeat music)
- I'm so happy.
- Do you know what this taste like?
Kinder Eggs.
- It's a bit like, you know, the Kinder sticks.
- It's so good though, Isn't it?
- Oh my God, Oh my God. I'm moving to Norway.
- All right, here we go.
Norwegian, beyblade.
(candy spinning)
- It's one of the most attractive balls, I've ever seen.
- Yeah, and they're big balls.
They are, you should probably go to a doctor to get that
looked at, to be honest.
- When you lick it, like this.
- Why not?
(people laugh)
No comment.
- Not at a Christmas shoot.
(people laugh)
- I'm sure that's the perfect time for it.
I mean continue on here.
(Jamie laughs)
- See, that was great.
- I've never had, you know you have to really
get involved and then it's all over you.
(people laugh)
You know what I mean.
It's like creamy and you stick your fingers in there
and you use it.
I don't know what I'm bothering saying,
but it's really good.
(Donal laughs)
- Eat your snowball, John Deere.
- God dammit John.
- Eat your snowball.
(Christmas music)
- Well, that looks like an asshole.
Am I wrong?
That's just an asshole, right there.
That, is an actual asshole.
- No. Is it holly?
- No, I think it's a snowflake.
- Julesjokolade.
Well, that's obviously chocolate.
It's obviously Christmas chocolate.
God, I speak Norwegian as well.
- Way to go, Norwegia.
- Three nuts.
- Oh.
- I do speak Norwegian.
- Look at you.
- Christmas chocolate, is that basically what it's saying.
- Fuck you Duolingo. We don't need you.
- We don't fucking need you.
- Do it on our own.
- Get out of here, you little owl.
- Fucking pricks telling me, oh, I haven't fucking worked
on me language then.
Fuck you. We don't need to.
Worked it out myself.
- We got this.
(taps on forehead)
- That's what this is for.
- I can't believe I can hear that.
(Justine laughs)
- Yeah, It's like wood.
- Oh, that, what is that?
Can we have that? What is that?
- On the website here, It says,
chocolate pieces filled
with delicious soft nut cream.
- Soft, nut cream.
(Clisare laughs)
Great.
- Something crispy.
- Well crispy.
- Oh, so good.
It's just, yeah Kinder Bueno.
- I'm so jealous.
- I enjoy this soft nut cream in my mouth.
- Hm
(people laugh)
- Nut cream
- They knew what they were doing there.
- Should we do anything with that?
- I think it kind of does it itself.
- It kind of does it, itself. Doesn't it?
Nut cream
- Less is more.
Is it weird that now that I know it's nut cream,
It's tastier.
(Justine laughs)
- Could you imagine a Norwegian Christmas?
- Must be freaking lit?
- Yeah. I'd say so. Sure. Norway practically is Christmas.
- That's why Santa's so late getting to us.
He's staying in Norway.
- Yeah. We're leaving out carrots and freaking Guinness.
- And he's like, from these Irish, my God.
Back in the stone age. Back to Norway I go.
- He's having snow balls over there.
(people laugh)
- Is it a step up or step down from the sno-baller?
- Oh, a step down, big time.
Big time, big time, big time.
Fall down the stairs, sort of step down.
- Oh wow, you really don't like them?
- No, I like them, but the snowball just blew me away.
(Clisare laughs)
(banging fist on table)
- Maybe I'd have them for my March Christmas.
- Maybe. - Maybe.
- Maybe my April Christmas, but not for
my December Christmas.
- Yeah, not for your December Christmas.
- No. No. (upbeat music)
- Oh, it's Julesjokkis.
So, that just means Christmas Choccies right?
That's what that is.
- Oh. - Christmas Choccies.
- Oh, you're getting, ah.
- Fucking lousy, going around Epcot saying,
oh, I can speak Norwegian.
It's piss easy, Aussie.
It's piss easy.
- Look.
- The resemblance is uncanny.
- I'm a big fan of this chocolate.
I love, the only way to put this.
I mean, no offense is cheap chocolate.
I love cheap chocolate.
- I kind of know what you mean.
- It's not the best chocolate, no.
- These are like the chocolate you get in your
advent calendar.
You know the little tiny ones in every little window
that you open on the first day, eat them all
in one go, because, come on.
Who has self-restraint like that?
But I just don't think it's that great.
It's very cheap.
- Very nice. (bag crinkles)
All lovely.
Very Christmasy.
- Oh my God.
- It taste like that bar, Turkish Delight.
- Oh yeah that's it, Turkish Delight.
- But it's not the same shade on the inside.
It's strawberry instead.
- They're love hearts, but it doesn't say on the thing.
- Oh. Oh, you got the Turkish Delight one.
- Oh, but amazing.
- I love chocolate.
- So good and like.
- I love chocolate so much.
- Your kids love these as well.
- No, I'd have that again and again and again and again.
- This is all brilliant. Can I just say.
- This is a great day for parish.
I am so happy to be doing this.
- A great day for the parish?
- This I would actually, no, I'm actually gonna put
those above the Tree Noters because
I like that you could put your hand
into the bag and you don't know what you're gonna get.
You could get this size.
You could pink size.
- So you like risk in your chocolates?
- Yeah. I like a bit of, Ooh, what's in my mouth.
(Clisare laughing)
Stop it.
I just can't.
I'm not even trying to do this.
(Donal laughing) (upbeat music)
- Speak Norwegian, but that seems like it's telling
me to stop.
Niet.
Oh jule chocolates. Niet, niet.
- Toffee, toffee.
There's toffee in this.
- Oh, lovely bit of toffee.
- Let's follow the north star.
- This is so nice.
- It's kind of, it's not even caramel.
It's kinda like Marzipan or fudge, it's fudge.
- A fudge. - Fudge. That's the one.
- It is fudge.
- Or chewier than (indistinct)
- Oh my. (soft upbeat music)
- Do you think that's just like really
really cold caramel turned into fudge.
'Cause it's so cold already.
- No, I don't think that's how...
- Just let a boy dream Claire. Come on.
(Clisare laughing)
Can't a boy dream of frozen Caramel?
♪ On the March month of Christmas ♪
♪ My true love gave to me ♪
- Julesjokolade!
- Niet!
Niet
- It's just so good.
Like there's nothing really here other
than people enjoying themselves on this video.
- The toffee hug. It's just perfect.
- Toffee hug.
- Are you okay?
- I'm just great.
I'm just, it's just great.
- The toffee hug.
- These would be great in hot popcorn.
- You're you're a fan of the...
- I love mixing chocolate and popcorn.
Yeah. Salt.
Oh, salted caramel is like my favorite thing in the world.
- Oh yeah. I'm a big fan of that butternut scotch flavoring.
I'd put that on toast. That's fantastic.
- I just wish we had all this.
- I know.
I think I'm gonna do it now for next Christmas,
but I need to remember them all.
Oh, I forgot I have to drive here.
(both laughing)
- I really like that.
That my favorite of the whole shoot.
- Oh again, nothing's sort of blowing me pants up.
Do you know what I mean?
- [Man] Not yet. - Not yet.
Is that what you're saying?
Oh, not yet because it's March.
And, we're supposed to eat this at Christmas.
Is that what that said?
- They know.
- They fucking know.
(upbeat music)
- Would you call yourself a Furklover?
(Justine laughing)
- Who isn't a Furklover?
- Who is not a Furklover?
- Love me some Furk.
- Oh God. Give me that Furk.
- Furklover Melkesjokolade with et lite stykke norge.
- Melkesjokolade, which is obviously Norwegian for cow.
(both laughing)
- Appelsin.
- It's a sin.
- Apple is a sin.
Eve, Eve.
- Christmas Eve.
- Christmas Eve. Eve eating the apple.
Apple sin. Oh my God.
- There's too many connections.
Like whoa.
- You can definitely taste the orange in that.
Love that you can taste the orange in that.
- It's orange, the after taste, orange.
(woman grunting)
- I can barely taste the chocolate.
I'm just getting nothing, but I'm getting
nothing but hazelnut.
- Oh my God.
- They must be so happy over there.
- So happy.
- Norway just seems like such a happy place.
- I don't hate it, but like, well just
I like orange chocolate and I like chocolate with nuts
in it sort of, but again, yeah.
- They're getting double team by that.
You know, it's like a snowblower
(Clisare laughing)
- Like, too much hazelnut, too much orange.
(Clisare laughing)
And then chocolate comes out from the back, you know.
It's too much.
- Glad we're on such a sugar high.
We're talking nonsense now.
- If this was our language, Appelsin, probably means orange.
- Are you telling me I don't know how to speak Norwegian.
Is that what you're saying?
- That's not what I'm saying.
- You better not be.
- I don't want you to think for a second, please.
I don't wanna ruin Christmas like that.
- Don't do that, okay.
- That would, I'm just not, you don't say that.
- Thanks.
- But, can you just check
if appelsin may mean orange.
- [Woman] Appelsin means orange.
- What?
What?
- Niet.
(both laughing)
- Who's fluent now.
(Dermot laughing)
- This is just like a nice note.
It's brought out in the aroma
of the hazelnut and I love a good hazelnut.
- [Man 2] That's a no on the Firklover?
- No, it's great.
It's been like, they're all amazing, but we're adults
and we've been eating pounds and pounds of chocolate.
Okay. So go easy on us.
- [Man] So guys, now that you've had a selection
of Norwegian Christmas candy, what did you think overall?
- I'm feeling much more Christmasy than I was earlier.
Probably because it's March.
- I've never seen someone as excited
as you were with with those balls.
Like, honestly.
(Callyann laughing) - I love Christmas balls.
- Yeah. - I love 'em.
- Happy Christmas.
Be good. Santa's on his way.
- Yeah.
- And... - Have a load of snowballs.
- Have a load of snowballs.
- Christmas time. - Yeah.
- Time of year. - Try a snowball.
- Yeah. - And, see how you go.
- Ask your wife first though.
(Clisare laughing)
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- In March.
- In March. - Or April.
- Or whenever you want.
I need to piss harder than I've ever pissed in my life.
- Merry Christmas, go piss.
Merry pissmas. - Merry pissmas.