ULTIMATE Finnish food tour (MUST TRY 15+ dishes in Finland) 🇫🇮

FINNISH PEOPLE, PLEASE HELP US! In this video, you see us trying 15+ Finnish foods. We want to do another video, although with Finnish snacks! Please let us know your favorite Finnish snack, down below! Thanks!

That Karelian Pie is usually eaten with toppings same way as bread. Egg butter (butter and boiled egg smashed together) is the traditional topping. And on a freshly baked and still warm pie.

Just so you know. Finns use wild blueberries. The taste is much more intense than 'bush blueberries'.

I'm a Finn and watching this video made me realise again how amazing the nature is here. All the different berries, mushrooms, plants, fish and animals we have. Nice reminder.

Love how I heard Rentun Ruusu playing in the background at one point 😁

The bread you had with the salmon soup is actually called "saaristolaisleipä", it's also a traditional Finnish bread that is sweet and sour but and it contains rye, but it is not classified as a 'typical' ryebread.

Children call the bread cheese "vinkujuusto" aka "squeeky cheese" because of the sound it makes when you bite it just like Ivana said. The Karelian pie is not usually eaten just by itself, but with toppings, the most common being "eggbutter" that is just boiled eggs and butter mixed together. Vendace is a very common and popular street food that you can buy at festivals and other big events. The smaller the size of the fish, the better the taste. The fish is covered in rye flour and fried in butter. Hesburger has mayo in every type of burger you can get from there, that is why Americans tend to prefer them over a McDonald's equivalent, because there you only get mayo in the bigger burgers.. That type of blueberry pie isn't really the most traditional. A traditional blueberry pie is just the crust and blueberries. That looked more like a cheesecake with berries on top. The traditional version might not look as fancy, so cafes prefer to serve that.

OK. You made this Finnish boy hungry. Good job you two!

Vorschmack was the favorite food of our former president, marshal Mannerheim, it's originally a Eastern European dish but Mannerheim fell in love with it during his travels in Poland in the early 20th century and brought the recipe back to Finland and introduced it to the chef at a famous restaurant Savoy and the restaurant still serves it to this day.

cold milk and cinnamon bun just out of the oven can't beat that

Karelian Stew is actually pork and beef. Traditionally also lamb was used but it is not very common any more. I love these traditional Finnish foods!

At this rate you will never go back to Canada. You should've visited Finland during the summer, it's some much more enjoyable and the whole city feels alive.

You guys pretty much nailed it with the must try dishes in Finland, with some minor adjustments. Karelian Pie should be eaten with egg butter as others have already told you guys. Rye bread should be fresh and only butter needed with it. That blueberry pie didn't look any traditional to me. Looked more like a cheese cake with some blueberries. Also come to Tampere to enjoy some local beer&food&hockey. 🏑

The difference between McDonald's and Herburger burgers is that Hese burgers are usually way juicier (more mayo). That's why I like 'em. The french fries, nuggets and other stuff is better in McDonald's though.

Mustamakkara with lingonberry jam is must try.

You have to try Fazer blue chocolate, Long drink, Pätkis and Tupla. Basically anything from Fazer is worth trying 😊

20:05 Karelia is a region of Finland in the East and a pig portion if it was taken by Russia after the second wold war. The Karelian pie and the Karelian stew originates from that region and are very popular foods in Finland

Funny how she said the bread cheese was squeky and you could sort of hear it because "squeky cheese" is another loving name we have for it... 😂

Keep in mind that the traditional finnish dishes like Karelian stew are from an era when spices were pretty rare and expensive. The only spices it's supposed to have are salt, allspice and bay leaves :)

I am Finnish and I think is showcasing some great Finnish food, but Steve really missed out by not tasting the salmon soup! Sharing this with a friend coming to visit later this year to give him some ideas. 🥣