American & German Try DANISH SNACKS & CANDY for the First Time!

Time to try some Danish Snacks & Candy for the FIRST TIME! We are an American and German couple. Deana is from the USA and Phil is from Germany. One of our Patreon members was so kind to send us snacks and candy from their country of Denmark! We are very excited to try some new treat! Let us know in the comments if you've tried any of these snacks and candy before!

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DEANA AND PHIL STUFF ►

DEANA’S STUFF ►

PHIL’S STUFF ►

[DeanaandPhil]

Have you tried any Danish snacks or candy? What is your favorite treat from Denmark? 😍

[karlagens]

Danish People there’s waching this be like 😂

[ThaPDOGG]

Where was the licorice?!? 😱 😭 You can't have danish snacks and candy without licorice!

[Jasmin-dofm]

“kim and tom, they know how to feed the danish people” haha ur damn right

[denmark]

I love how you call our normal candy fancy, makes me feel fancy 😂

[RedXDesignzHD]

Du må godt actually means more like "You are allowed to" 😋

[brianna]

No licorice? I'm surprised! As an American living in Denmark, I can say black licorice is a popular candy choice! (but the other snacks that were given were also classics)

[Softpaw]

"du må godt" is a catch phrase from spangsberg that basically means "you are allowed to" in a direct translation.
as in its okay to give into your "temptation" for candies.

i guess the closest equivalent would be something like "you know you want to" although it doesn't mean the same. but its like jokes, hard to translate.

[marcnrhave]

Quite nice to hear how Phil's German origin allows him to pronounce lots of the words quite good. Native English speakers tend to just straight up butcher the words.

[sarasndergaard]

He should’ve bought actual licorice like Piratos or a licorice pipe, that’s what we eat a lot of in Denmark 🇩🇰

[matildeskitchen]

I am from Denmark and I'm impressed by how you pronounced some of these words, well done! especially "tak skal du have"

[jacobpedersen]

Danish person here. I love how he just smashes his face into the bag of cheeseballs because thats basically what I do every time I open a new bag of those. Also "du må godt" means "you may" (or something like that. There isn't really a direct translation (that I know of) but this is the closest to a what it means)

[animefan]

Title : Trying danish snacks

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Danish ppl : is Vikings a joke to you??

[reback_]

As a dane i can confirm that they’re pronounciations are GOLD

[kennethbrdk]

Deana has a very good pronunciation of Danish - very impressed!

[Jorgensen]

Danish snacks without licorice?
Something here is wrong..

[potatophil]

I'm surprised by the Danish snack selection. Many amazing things! The cheese ball are just sooo addicting!! 😛

[moskel]

‘’tom and kim knows how to feed- em- danish people!’’

me literraly dying : 😂😂😂

[bjrn]

"Du må godt" in this case is like Spangsbergs slogan and means something like "Go ahead" or allowing you to indulge in them.

[agnesklingenberg]

“Have you tried any danish candy?” Yes I’m from Denmark ;-;