A local is trying what tourists eat - ends up being disgusted

6:19 I am way too dirty minded

4 euroes for something that's water flour and sugar?
Have you met the crepe industry my friend? 😂

I'm so proud I didn't eat ANY of this when I was in Praha like two months ago, I had way more money to enjoy the actual traditional food that was actually healthier and filling. Instead of eating some oversweetened slop, just get some goulash.

Better just taste a treelike randomely on your way when not expect it. For example at cerny most on the way to the mall when I wanted to take my flixbus and thought about visiting saunia over there cos of waiting 4h , for just 50or 60 krones :D

Ahoj kluci z prahy

i cried when he said "if you got 4 bucks go to mcdonalds" half expecting him to recommend the shop he got the hot trd from.

Id love the sausage one. Reminds me of a hotdog.. one we call “fransk hotdog” (French hotdog)
We just put the sauce inside first and then squeeze the sausage down…
It’s great. (But I don’t think it’s the same dough) 😅

I shared one plain Trdelnik with my mother and we both thought it was very unspectacular...

As a German I love trdelnik (Baumstriezel) and just looked it up - it originates from Romania :) of course the plain ones not the touristy stuff with the "ice cream" and so on :)

I really like tredelnik. And the original. But ai never ate tredelnik in prague.

Sorry, I tried to be skeptical but it looks delicious 😅

In Canada we have something that remind me a lot of the Trdelnik, its a dessert/snack call beaver tails, you will find it in all the touristic place, festival and such. but yea... only in the touristic place, as you move away from those place you wont find any beaver tails shop (its an actual trademark brand) but that sweet treat is not traditional at all. dont get me wrong, beaver tails are very good and i enjoy them but we don't eat it on a regular basis... but like the Trdelnik, they are overpriced and made for tourist of festival goer

Its funny that a traditional Slowakian and northern Hungary Traditional food sold Prague so often and Tourists likes it. I thought the actualy countrys get advantege of it not someone wo has so much to do with it as americans and Pizza ore Indians and Hamburger

thanks for sharing

You called that red artificial thing a great gelato? 😂😂 That's embarrassing

It's the same as Belgian waffles in Bruges. We Belgians eat "Brussels" waffels (that is what we Belgians call it) pretty plain with some powdered sugar, or whipped cream, or a boll of vanilla ice cream. The fanciest version is with fruit and ice cream.
But since a few years these waffle shops have began popping up in the center of Bruges who sell waffles overloaded with toppings and it all looks disgusting. I've never had the courage to try one because just looking at them makes me gag.

Why throwing food is normalized is beyond me...

Trdelnik

More belong the Hungary than Czech, and in Budapest is much better and doesn't have that Ice cream scam

Meanwhile trdelnik somehow made its way to Ukraine titled as “traditional Czech desert”. Saw 2 places in Lviv today

i had these in a different european city, like others said while they were fresh and warm (nothing on it besides cinnamon sugar) and it was absolute bomb. sad how capitalism ruined even that, especially in the place it seemingly comes from

LOL I had one of these and yes it ended up in the trash.

I think Trdelnik with chocolate, whipped Cream and strawberry is delicious.

tredlnik, trdelnik. Borrow a word from polish language and call it pierdolnik, sounds almost the same and explains the dish perfectly

Trochę nie rozumiem czemu Czesi tak obrazili się na to ciastko. Tak działa globalizacja. Kebab jest żartobliwie nazywany "polskim" daniem ale każdy wie że jest z Turcji. Najważniejsze jest to by każdy kraj dodał coś od siebie w swojej wersji tej potrawy.

Jest pewne danie z Polski, które jeszcze 50 lat temu było spotykane tylko w rodzinach z dawnych ziem Polski, które obecnie są Ukrainą. A mianowicie pierogi. Te danie ma pochodzenie z okolic Lwowa i w czasach międzywojennych rzadko występowało poza miejscem pochodzenia. Po II wojnie światowej, przesiedleniach ludności polskiej i mieszaniem się Polaków z różnych części kraju, pierogi stały się daniem ogólnopolskim. Coś takiego jest z pizzą, która wywodzi się z Południowych Włoch a obecnie każdy region tego kraju ma swoją odmianę. I tak to się kręci. Trdelnik też po czasie stanie się praski bo już ma swoją odmianę w postaci dodawania lodów

I was never even remotely tempted to try these when I was in Prague.

Someone needs to introduce these ice cream shops to waffle cones

I have NEVER seen this in Praha EVER. Maybe if we went near a place that had it my Czech cousin would say fuj and lets go.

Well, I must say, some Czechs are smart businessmen selling this airy crap to tourists for $$$$$

Hungarian strudel with ice cream sold in Prague by a covered muslim. Yeah. Very Czech. Couldn't be much Checker.

''Worst version of Hot Dog'' 7:20 😆You like it so much but you still said that. Why?

Today I passed through I.P. Pavlova and saw a trdelnik stand selling one with Dubai chocolate for 390Kc. The place is called Trdlo Cafe. I wasn't tempted to try it, but hey-just throwing it out here as an idea for a possible video. A video titled "the most expensive trdelnik in Prague". Do you know of a more expensive one?

you need to accept that people like trdelník now. i am from nyc; there were no pizza and hot dogs for the first 250 years but there are now. i like prague and i like eatng trdelník in prague, too bad.

i saw 290+kr versions everywhere last week😅

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Still many Indonesian think that if they go to Prague they must buy trdlnik. Even tour companies write on their leafmet

At what point does it actually become traditional tho?

you are a bit of drama queen with this one

god this guy is miserable

The city should start refusing business applications for those wanting to make Trdelnik stands on the grounds of cultural preservation.

people eat a lot with eyes 👽