Giantbomb - Djungelvrål recension.

[thejenniferxoxo]

omg I loooove djungelvrål! but the're are not that strong or salty whatever, you should try turkisk peppar. they're awesome<3

[ErrEff]

I fucking love salted liquorice. Those guys have weird taste.

[Catmangamer]

Haha! D-jungelvraaal! xD

[feelerr]

Saltlakrits <3

[Deathinmusic]

Djungelvrål is fucking awesome candy. Salty liquorice is the best...

[MrLandale]

Djungelvrål (Jungle roar) is not very strong, salt licorice flavor. A real classic!

[Storgud]

'That's not sugar, that's salt!'

[advocatefish]

"My hands burning.."

[TheSpiralDownward]

Just looked these up. They look like Sour Patch Kids from hell.

[thatSaori]

djungelvrål <3

[DiarrheaChain]

"They kinda look like liquorice that's covered in like powdered sugar." Ryan couldn't be more wrong.

[Wibbeee]

¨my hands are burning....¨

[Yallighan]

My favourite candy!

[qwertyuiop78945612]

cuttoff: "they showed off a pile of gay"

[Hafket]

I think the last shape is squirrel :)

[GrifTWHLH]

anyone know which episode this is from

[saiyoucho]

lmao.

I can't believe people seem so freaked out by Djungelvrål. xD

Why they cover it in salt? Because it's delicious. That's why. =P

[LaninaGilhi]

@saiyoucho

Well, it's actually a mixture of sugar and salt I believe. I love Djungelvrål, it keeps me awake during lectures.

[soylentgreenb]

@LaninaGilhi It's not salt as in common table salt(sodium chloride); it is ammonium chloride.

It's a salty, slightly sour taste with a faint smell of ammonia.

[RaXha]

@saiyoucho Apparently only scandinavian vikings and parts of europe enjoy salty liquorice :P

[SuperSkilledNinja]

I guess im a viking since Djungelvrål is the best there is ;)

[will2k123]

Where can I get some of these???

[andersffs]

@will2k123 Sweden :) Search for malacoleaf!

[ChingShihYang]

@will2k123 icasvenskmat.se Enjoy!

[sirTurkey]

@will2k123 I can send you some. Where do you live? As a norwegian, I love thise

[Teeg32]

Just FYI, the salt is ammonium chloride a.k.a. the medieval medicine salmia, which is for the flu (and works). It tastes repulsive at first, but it can become a quickly acquired taste.

A lot of snack foods derive from repulsive ancient medicines, like cola, ginger, chocolate, coffee, etc.

Now, if you want gross viking food, the Scandinavian community here in Washington state likes to soak fish in sodium hydroxide until it almost turns to soap. I'm not making that up.

[anarkistraeven]

@Teeg32 Sounds like you're describing Lutfisk. Yumme!

[lyttleton]

DJ Ungelvral in da house

[munnyman5]

Ve are in thee mix over heer, ya!

[felixsanch]

man, this is SO funny!

by the way, Djungelvrål taste amazing :O)

[Kinjamaimai]

Oh sweet Djungelvrål... salty salty.

[REETARDEDTHiNG]

Nån som vet nå andra recensioner eller liknande av folk från andra länder om svenska saker? :p

[REETARDEDTHiNG]

(Eller bara att dom pratar om Sverige på nåt sätt) Intressant att veta vad utländska tycker och säger om Sverige :)

[Nyhus1rn]

haha giantbomb crew is the wins..

[SunderedMoon]

Quick comment, you missed the fact there was already a remake of Bionic Commando (Which would be Bionic Commando 2), so Bionic Commando 3 would be a better name for it.

[pervertedanime352]

HAHA XD thats not sugar that's salt!

[REETARDEDTHiNG]

it's not salt either, it's called "salmiak" in swedish, and you use it to get the salt taste for candy, but ofc it's not real salt ;)

[Daelock]

@pervertedanime352

I was about to write the same thing, that line cracks me up.

[stiffylan]

djungel vrål --jungel screem

[emelieosterman]

tyfr

[HabboRage]

looooooooool