35 پاسخ به “محصولات آلمانی در آمریکا نیست!”

1. Omg I couldn't live without most of these things! I don't know if you found it out already but you can push the button of the thermos bottle and its open. You don't have to take it off both. I like your video, it's cool!

2. Wtf thats not a pizza cutter. Im german and i never saw anything like this!

3. No Pizzacutter!
   GEFLÜGELSCHERE!

4. those "Erdnuss-Flips" ( some puffed corn snack with crushed peanuts) dont taste like peanut-butter – they're not sweet at all but salty.

5. I think most families use ,,pizza roller” to cut their pizza, it’s some kind of round blade

6. Omg, we've had thermoses in the US for years and years. I took one to work everyday almost exactly like that one – 5 years before I moved to Germany. I think she's just really young and hasn't had a lot of life experience yet.

7. these scissors look much more like the ones you use to cut off the legs and wings of geese or turkeys you cooed, actually I'm pretty sure there are very few people useing them to cut pizza😂😂. BUT if they were introduced to you as "pizzasscissors", well go with it. It should work after all. 👍

8. I think the pizzacutter is actully for chicken ( we us it for chicken) but i think it pretty Smart to use
   this for Pizza

9. 8:48 in diesen gelben Teilen waren unsere Matura-Themen (Abitur) die wir gezogen haben, was recht amüsant war 😅

10. This isn't a Pizzacutter you use it to cut chicken. Because the bones are pretty hard to cut

11. american wallets don't have coin slots wtf

12. Du musst mal Kartoffeln mit Quark probieren 🤤

13. that was a
    poultry-scissor (it has a notch at the end of the blade to "grab" the bone you wnat to cut), not a pizza scissor.
    a pizza-scissor looks like a mix of scissor and a
    cake-server.

14. Den Pizzaschneider habe ich noch nie gesehen.

15. ich habe ein Tintenkiller

16. Nice vid. U don't need to take of the closing(seconds) top off the thermo flask. Also u can get Müsli nearly in every grocery store

17. try müsli with quark

18. The "Kinder"egg is originally an italian product.

19. Never cut my pizza with these scissors. And im german.

20. there are also heating pads either filled with grains (like rice or barley) or cherry stones, which you can throw into the microwave for 4 mintues to heat up. ^^ They are way more convenient and you don't get burned from hot water. They are called "Heizkissen".

21. Wenn ein Amerikaner über Deutschland redet sind die Kommentare fast nur deutsch.

22. An alle Deutschen: ZUGRIFF !!!!

23. I just love that all of these videos have mainly Germans like me in the comments, because we want to know what others think of typical German stuff

24. Your pizza cutter is a poultry scissors.

25. Im living my whole life in Germany and I never ever saw a pizza cutter xD

26. this young lady has quite a captivating, beautiful smile…. so naturally she's an underrage high school girl. go figure. sad.

27. I'm from germamy and we don't have pizzs cuters🤔

28. I miss one american product here in germany: Twinkies! It totally sucks

29. ich hab in knapp 40 Jahren in Deutschland noch nie von einer Pizzaschere gehöt, aber gut, man lernt jeden Tag was neues.

30. The „Pizza cutter „ is a Geflügelschere Google Uff

31. The fruit Sirup is also in the US in every shop

32. I’ve never heard of those pizza cutters they reminds me of the ones used to cut chicken bones, most of these items are common all over Europe I’m from Switzerland and I pretty much know all of them

33. Nobody uses "Wäremeflaschen" these days. I've never ever heard of these pizza cutters here in Germany and I can't imagine them being Italien. And Quark is white cheese, fromage blanc in France, and it's definitely not sweet.

34. Really nice Video! These scissors are used to like cut whole chickens or ducks, with them you can cut trough the bones. And syrup isnt very common in Germany, most the people just drink juice as well.

35. Those Phoncases are so stupid xD

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