Calpernia Vs. Swedish Candy
What must be a Photoshopped image, because you will never see an empty/eaten bag of Jätte Salt.
Cal-pal Johan sent me a delicious box of Swedish Candy! I unbox it and try everything, including the execrable “Jätte Salt” and “Salt Katten”.
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about 3 months ago
[..YouTube..] What’s with the scissors? You can open every bag/container with you fingers. They’re made so you can just rip them open =)
about 3 months ago
[..YouTube..] What’s with the scissors? You can open every bag/container with you fingers. They’re made so you can just rip them open =)
about 3 months ago
[..YouTube..] What’s with the scissors? You can open every bag/container with you fingers. They’re made so you can just rip them open =)
about 3 months ago
[..YouTube..] What’s with the scissors? You can open every bag/container with you fingers. They’re made so you can just rip them open =)
about 2 months ago
[..YouTube..] jätte salt lakrisal etc.. om nomnomnom :=) too bad he didnt send u the swedish traditional fish, PS its rotten. om nomnomnom.
about 2 months ago
[..YouTube..] jätte salt lakrisal etc.. om nomnomnom :=) too bad he didnt send u the swedish traditional fish, PS its rotten. om nomnomnom.
about 2 months ago
[..YouTube..] jätte salt lakrisal etc.. om nomnomnom :=) too bad he didnt send u the swedish traditional fish, PS its rotten. om nomnomnom.
about 2 months ago
[..YouTube..] jätte salt lakrisal etc.. om nomnomnom :=) too bad he didnt send u the swedish traditional fish, PS its rotten. om nomnomnom.
about 2 months ago
[..YouTube..] U’re so funny and a very openminded taster. Greetings from Sweden:)
about 2 months ago
[..YouTube..] Hahaha, how interresting to experience “outside” reactions to what we swedes find perfectly normal – as for instance salted liquorice. Essentialy I guess it shows how “normality” is just a cultural creation. Thank you Calpernia for showing us this in a truly entertaining and impressivly polite way:) Made my day!
about 2 months ago
[..YouTube..] Hahaha, how interresting to experience “outside” reactions to what we swedes find perfectly normal – as for instance salted liquorice. Essentialy I guess it shows how “normality” is just a cultural creation. Thank you Calpernia for showing us this in a truly entertaining and impressivly polite way:) Made my day!
about 2 months ago
[..YouTube..] Hahaha, how interresting to experience “outside” reactions to what we swedes find perfectly normal – as for instance salted liquorice. Essentialy I guess it shows how “normality” is just a cultural creation. Thank you Calpernia for showing us this in a truly entertaining and impressivly polite way:) Made my day!
about 2 months ago
[..YouTube..] Hahaha, how interresting to experience “outside” reactions to what we swedes find perfectly normal – as for instance salted liquorice. Essentialy I guess it shows how “normality” is just a cultural creation. Thank you Calpernia for showing us this in a truly entertaining and impressivly polite way:) Made my day!
about 2 months ago
[..YouTube..] It seems like the “Zoo” candy was old. They shouldn’t be that hard.
about 2 months ago
[..YouTube..] It seems like the “Zoo” candy was old. They shouldn’t be that hard.
about 2 months ago
[..YouTube..] It seems like the “Zoo” candy was old. They shouldn’t be that hard.
about 2 months ago
[..YouTube..] It seems like the “Zoo” candy was old. They shouldn’t be that hard.
about 2 months ago
[..YouTube..] bla
about 2 months ago
[..YouTube..] The salty taste in salt liqorice is not from salt you use on roads or in food.
Salty liquorice, also known as salmiakki or salmiak is a variety of liquorice flavoured with ammonium chloride, common in the Nordic Countries, Netherlands, Baltic States and Northern Germany.
about 2 months ago
[..YouTube..] The salty taste in salt liqorice is not from salt you use on roads or in food.
Salty liquorice, also known as salmiakki or salmiak is a variety of liquorice flavoured with ammonium chloride, common in the Nordic Countries, Netherlands, Baltic States and Northern Germany.
about 2 months ago
[..YouTube..] The salty taste in salt liqorice is not from salt you use on roads or in food.
Salty liquorice, also known as salmiakki or salmiak is a variety of liquorice flavoured with ammonium chloride, common in the Nordic Countries, Netherlands, Baltic States and Northern Germany.
about 2 months ago
[..YouTube..] The salty taste in salt liqorice is not from salt you use on roads or in food.
Salty liquorice, also known as salmiakki or salmiak is a variety of liquorice flavoured with ammonium chloride, common in the Nordic Countries, Netherlands, Baltic States and Northern Germany.