Denmark vs. England

England still wins, though (: I am pointing with a pibe, so you know I'm right!

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[godkingRoss]

Racist. How hypocritical considering your other videos, what's wrong with our food?

And why is it our fault you don't like it?

Another leftist with double standards, I really don't know why I'm always surprised when you people are exposed.

[JulieOfSuburbia]

@godkingRoss What's racist about liking Danish food more than English? I like Italian food more than I like Danish.. and I like Greek food more than I like Italian!

[UnnaWildt]

Did you try Scandinavian Kitchen? It's a café, deli, & grocery shop not too far from the Oxford Circus tube - and it even has an online shop. Haven't made it there (in spite of having been to London a handful of times), but it would seem like an obvious choice for an expat. Their website is scandikitchen [dot] com (as per usual, YouTube doesn't like actual websites in the comment area).

[JulieOfSuburbia]

@UnnaWildt OOOOOO THAT SOUNDS GOOOOOD =D

[RubberDucki12]

One of my best friends here at uni is Danish and she found some rye bread in a shop here... I've never seen anyone so happy, haha. ;)

Our sweets are not that weird! But yes, Haribo is amazeballs!

[JulieOfSuburbia]

@RubberDucki12 I've found German rye bread, and it's just not the same :(

[TheMegoCoolMego]

we have the best chocolates Julie! :P But I guess you get used to the food you always used to have!

[UnnaWildt]

@JulieOfSuburbia Yes, doesn't it? :) They don't have rye bread, but they do have those flour mixes (or whatever they're called) so you can make it at home. They're on my list for when I (hopefully) make it to my internship at the Globe (fingers crossed!).

[UnnaWildt]

@JulieOfSuburbia I know, right?! My mom and stepdad own a house in Sweden and have a habit of bringing back these Swedish... Well, individual portion-rye bread bun crust-like thingies. They're awfully dry and not to my taste, but apparently they love them - and my mom actually seemed slightly surprised and wondered what kind of rye bread I liked if I didn't like the Swedish thingies. Seriously, sometimes I don't get the older generation (with all due respect, of course).

[AndySmiirnoff]

ahaha, "twix is back!" never liked that chauuuuc-late but YAY :D