Comments by "Jeni10" (@Jeni10) on ""I Can't Believe It!" Generous Package from Greece u0026 More Aussie Parcels" video.

Ian, check where the product is made and compare the ingredients to find out the differences. Keep the packaging so you can do that before tossing the packaging out.
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ROTFL! He made a Tshirt? HAHAHAHAHA!
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The first box, is his name Greg or Craig? You kinda pronounced them the same so I couldn’t tell which it was. We say Craig as “cray-g” and Greg as “gregg”.
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Port Wine Jelly is our family favourite! Save it to serve with ice cream when the weather warms up a bit.
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@rogerreed905 Little sh— stirrer! LOL! 🇳🇿🇦🇺 It was originally French but there are versions of mille-feuille all around the world. We separate them as Vanilla Slice and French Vanilla Slice.
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@rogerreed905 Decades ago, the standard favourites in local cake shops included Chester Cake Slice, that was my absolute favourite!
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Ahh! Ian! That’s the first time I’ve heard you pronounce Adidas! Like all Americans, you mispronounced it! Adidas comes from his name, Adolf Dassler. (His brother, Rudolf Dassler, who used to be his partner in the original business, broke away and formed his own company, Puma!) Adolf was called Adi for short, (and Rudolf was Rudy), so he called his company Adi Das, from the syllables of his name. Adi Dassler.
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Dani, if you try to make them, you will need two sheet pans, one to hold the pastry and one to go on top of it to keep it flat, otherwise the surface fills with air bubbles.
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@andrewhall9175 No, that would be Natto! LOL!
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@ykook7000 Well it’s incorrect because it comes from the Gaelic word Creag which means rock. Therefore the UK pronunciation is correct - crayg
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