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7 Famous Snacks From Various Countries Are you a fan of snacking? On today’s video we have list some Famous Snacks from Various Countries. Churros Con Chocolato (Spain) Spain is famous for its snack, Churros con Chocolato. This snack is usually eaten as breakfast or as a dessert at various events. Churros con Chocolato is a dish of churros, a type of Spanish pastry, which is enjoyed by dipping it in a thick, sweet chocolate dough. The melted chocolate combined with the savory churros is perfect for dessert or breakfast. CioccolataCalda (Italy) CioccataCalda is a hot chocolate dish for Italian people. CioccataCalda looks like chocolate pudding, but with a creamier and softer texture. This snack is thicken with the help of corn flour which is added in the making process. This drink can also be added with whipped cream or cinnamon to make the fragrance even more noticeable. Brigadeiro (Brazil) This Brigadeiro is made from processed condensed milk, cocoa powder, and butter. These chocolate balls are so chewy and soft when they enter your mouth. Initially, the surface of the brigadeiro was covered with grains of chocolate, but now there are many other creations such as oreo, grated coconut or almond that wrap these yummy chocolate balls. Sachertorte (Austria) Sachertorte is one of Austria's national cakes. The name of this cake is taken from the name of the maker, Franz Sacher, who specially made this cake for the first time for one of the famous figures in Austria. This chocolate cake consists of two layers with apricot jam as a glue.The sides and surface of the cake are covered with frozen dark chocolate. Usually sachertorte is served with plain whipped cream. December 5 is celebrated as the day of the Sachertorte in Austria. Schwarzwalder Kirschtorte (Germany) Schwarzwalder Kirschtorte is a traditional German black forest cake. What distinguishes it from most black forest is the addition of kirschwasser, a typical German alcoholic drink made from sour cherries. This German cake has many layers and is rich in whipped cream. Cherries are usually added at the topped on this cake. Nanaimo Bars (Canada) Nanaimo bars is a cake whose name is taken from the city of Nanaimo in Vancouver, Canada. This small square pieces snack consists of three layers; the first layer is processed biscuit crumbs, grated coconut and almonds. In the second layer, there is puddingmade from butter and cream and in the last layer is given thick melted chocolate. Next, nanaimo bars are then added at the top and the cake is then refrigerated until hardened, then cut into small pieces before eating. Kladdkaka (Sweden) Kladdkaka is often known as chocolate mud cake. This chocolate cake originating from Sweden is said to resemble a brownie, but with a chocolate filling inside that is softer and thicker. This chocolate cake has a shape similar to a pie, because of its thin shape. Kladdkaka is often served with whipped cream or ice cream with vanilla and raspberry flavors. More about me, please subscribe this channel and our official social media. Hopefully enjoy our channel mega news! Please Like & Subscribe Mega News https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0P4_2nrwEMw2A1TCsfQYdg Facebook ► https://www.facebook.com/Mega-News-1728374423845386/ Twitter ► https://twitter.com/meganews77 Tumblr ► https://meganews77.tumblr.com/ Pinterest ► https://pinterest.com/meganews77/ Reddit ► https://www.reddit.com/user/MegaNews77/ Linkedin ► https://www.linkedin.com/in/mega-news-858b93137 LiveJournal ► http://meganews77.livejournal.com/ === Disclaimer: Pictures, or videos on this channel sometimes come from various other media sources. Copyright is fully held by the source. If there are problems related to this, you can contact us here: Email: MegaNewsYT@gmail.com COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act? 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use." ===