Denmark Food Tour - 7 Foods You HAVE To Try in Copenhagen (Americans Try Danish Food)

We tried so many Danish dishes on our Denmark food tour in Copenhagen. We were led by our friend from Denmark to try as many local foods as possible. Smørrebrød, flødeboller, and danishes were some of the items on our list for the day.

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[ThoseAnimeMoments]

Loved the video, though as a Dane I will say... that was not Smørrebrød, that was just bread with salmon on hahaha still delicious, but very far from the traditional smørrebrød

Also dipping Tebirkes in coffee!? I have never in my life seen or heard of this, definitely not a traditional danish thing, but I do have to try it now! we usually cut it open and put butter on, and perhaps also cheese or chocolate depending on what you like :)

[thortorin]

if you ever visit Denmark again, try to get outside of Copenhagen, since Copenhagen is much more International than the rest of Denmark, so you mainly get tourist food, or modern twist to Danish things, if you want to see original Danish things, it is a bit harder to find it in Copenhagen. I am happy you found a real hotdog stand, since I have seen many videos with Vegan or Healthy versions, where it have been called a Real Danish Hotdog, a good place for some Old Fashion Danish food would be a Kro (Tavern) since many of them serve more Traditional Food, specially those on the county side, and most of the time they are also above average when it comes to quality.

[JessKaplan]

I loved the intro and having your local friend!! 😁

[tristandonmark]

Great video guys! 😊
Fun fact about Frederiksberg Garden: When cold enough in winter time, the frozen streams will be full of people ice skating.
Also, as a kid I remember sledding with my toboggan, form the top of the hill at the castle (6:25). Which unfortunately is not allowed today.
But there is another hill on the other side of the castle, in at the adjacent park, Søndermarken. Guaranteed fun times. 🤩

[peterlarsen]

Hey guys! Thank you for your great clips from your stay in our capital. I'm so glad you enjoyed the yourselves, as well as the local cuisine...
Your pronunciation isn't bad - I've certainly heard far worse! 😉
The _Tebirkes_ is one of my favourites for breakfast (usually during the weekend), but I don't think I would class it as a pastry...but I could very well be wrong... I'm 56 yrs old, and I've never heard of people (Danes) dipping them in their coffee! Who knew!?!? 😙😙👍👍 Goes to show, ya'll never to old to learn something new!
Wishing you a very Merry Christmas 🎄🧑‍🎄☃️🎁 and a very Happy New Year! 🎉🎊🍾 And of course also very happy and safe travels around the world! 🇩🇰🇺🇸🇩🇰🇺🇸

[jonhinson]

Living vicariously with you guys, the pastries, the fresh salmon and, of course, I love elephants.

[n.ringheim]

At Torvehallerne you have to try the Danish traditionelle Flæskestegssandwich at Slagter Lund.

[lifeofLaerke]

Great video. It is very nice to see that you are having fun and enjoying the Danish food :D I just wanted to say, that the inside of a flødebolle is not marshmallow but actually meringue. :)

[spyro]

i'm glad, that u had a good time, in our humble little country...

[halichamney]

Tebirkers are defintely my fave when I visit Danmark! I also love the hindbær flødebolle (raspberry) :) Back to my 2nd home in a few days! Had to give a little giggle at the pronounciations but Danish is very hard to pronounce!

[DavidPerez-ztqq]

Thank you for sharing this. Your friend has the most gorgeous eyes.

[TheAlkochef]

Fun fact. In danish, danish pastry is called "Viennese bread". some time ago there was a major strike in denmark, where bakers refused to work, so we had viennese bakers come up to fill the spots open in danish bakeries.

[tobimobiv]

Your pronunciation of flødeboller wasn't half bad. Glad you guys enjoyed yourself.

[_-martin-_]

You guys missed out on the best healthy option: Rye bread with condiments. Never eat rye bread without.

[WITYTRAVELS]

That was a big gingerbread commitment for non-gingerbread lovers lol. So happy to see excited Jenny! Glad you got to visit the elephant castle. Looks like the baby elephant was breakdancing. That fish is massive! What a classy looking salmon! Chocolate with marshmallow sounds amazing!

[nielsjensen]

A hotdog is so good because it's the only native food item in Denmark that contains something sweet (the bun and the roasted onions), something sour (the pickles), something bitter (the mustard), something salty (the ketchup), and something umami (the sausage itself), as such you get the full satiety experience from eating one that you'd normally only get from Asian food. This is the reason a hotdog feels so filling as it fills your tastebuds instead of your stomach sack physically.

[ineslyngelaustsen]

The ‘julebolle’ at Lagkagehuset is not the official ‘danish julebolle’.
The traditional one is more layered like typical pastry and has raisins, remonce and sometimes candied Lemon peel (sukat) inside, and No chocolate on top

[steinarhaugen]

The salmon you ate was imported from Norway - and it's good! 🙂

[sonjahancock]

So fun and delicious ! I'm sure it was great to see your friend.

[chilipizza]

Lagkagehuset have good products but VERY expensive