This was very interesting, thanks. I love seeing foods from different countries.

I wish American candy makers/bakers would take a page from the people around the world who prefer their treats less sweet. I really prefer to taste the highlighted ingredient rather than just the sweetener. In that vein, I think the apple cake would be my favorite of the snacks today--the intense apple flavor and interesting texture appeal to me. The pineapple jelly and the lemon wafers would be a close second.😊 Thank you both for another video celebrating the simple joys that tie people together.

I agree too. I've met lots of people from everywhere and they were all great. People are nice

19:30 Caramel is just how we call hard candies in Russia, even if there's no actual caramel in it. Barberry / berberis is indeed a name of a berry.

I was thinking of starting an unofficial tabieats subreddit. The only thing I'd really post on it is links to places where you can buy some of the treats the boys try on this channel so I'm curious if anyone else would be interested in it. Would anyone else be interested?

I love how you liked all of the snacks in both parts 😊 Just to add barberry is the name of the berry and the caramel part means it is hard candy not that it has caramel. Alonka is the name of the girl and Red October is the name of the company

I bet Satoshi would love my Dad's Ginger bread cookies. They are super Gingery. And I mean that is all you taste. And I love them that way. You will taste a super punch of ginger and will not taste the cinnamon that is in them. My dad adds extra ginger to the recipe. Why because he loves ginger. He eats ginger straight up. I actually like my dad's gingerbread cookies more than any Ginger bread or Ginger snap cookie on the market. There is one old-fashioned brand of Ginger Snaps that are close but not gingery enough for our taste.

Agree with what you said 👍 yummie more Russian snacks thanks for sharing take care 😘😘❤️🙏🌈💯👌👍

So many good foods. I love the combination of orange and chocolate, it's my favourite combo.

I just love the packaging of the chocolate, the picture of the little girl is so precious. I really think it was great of Dimitri to send you guys all that stuff. That was really sweet of him.😊

The round ones are called sushki and you are supposed to dip them in tea or coffee! 😊

Actually it's funny that you mention it I love cinnamon but my husband hates it. I know many people who dislike cinnamon for different reasons but It is one of my favorite spices.

I dont know about everybody's countries, but in the US they add sugar to apple sauce! I can find it unsweetened, but I cant find unsweetened cherry apple sauce, and thats too bad.

Verbena candy is from Poland.

Russian to get through so much,yummo.I didn't try much local cuisine in Russia but liked the dumplings,enjoy❤

These look so yummy! Would love to try these

2:00 Russian tea would be Fireweed / Chamaenérion angustifolium (Иван-чай). We used to export a bunch of it too, but then WWII happened.

I like russian pastries and desserts

Man i wish there were more savoury treats. Like weird beer snacks, local chips and such 😅 too much sugar.

Hate cinnamon in apple pie. It totally smothers the fresh flavour of the apple. Im an apple pie purist.

I with Satoshi on the cinnamon. Yuck.

Russian food is delicious! War is not delicious! Make food not war

Food is about people. War is about politics.

Awesome❤❤❤

I understand that the food doesn‘t have to do anything with the war. But a comment to the Ritter Sport chocolate would be nice. At least you know that ritter Sport is a german Company and Not russian. Unlike other companies they didn‘t left the russian market and got a huge Image break down in Germany. They didnt want to lose the sells but other did and showed an example of what they think about the war and the russian Gouvernement.

🙋🏼‍♀

In the old soviet states, including Russia, they would probably hysterically laugh at anybody putting jam into their tea directly. Sugar or honey is more traditional.

I early today

Slava Ukraini

I wish you’d choose not to share Russian snacks.

In before Liberal tears 😂