Comments by "SHROOMY" (@shroomyesc) on "Regular Things Now BANNED in Russia" video.

I remember the whole foreign food smashing distinctly cause we had a sudden overflow of Finnish dairy that was supposed to go to Russia, among which a type of cheese called Kermajuusto and other popular dairy products. Russians who live close to the border still regularly come buy that stuff.
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Just for clarification; Kermajuusto is not cream cheese. The Finnish word for cream cheese is tuorejuusto. Kermajuusto is a mild, high fat content (hence the inclusion of the word kerma/cream in the name) cheese used mostly for sandwiches that's not found outside Finland and Sweden.
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@tashaneva4575 If they had a visa already before the war began and have family members who live here, they can still come. Although, of course the flow has become much smaller since the conscription happened in late 2022.
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@jannekoskinen2050 Kermajuusto doesn't have an English name, it's just Kermajuusto/Gräddost since it only exists in Sweden and Finland (maybe Denmark? Idk). It's a local thing just like leipäjuusto.
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Well, there is but it's a pretty hard punishment if you get caught with it. It's considered a hard drug officially
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