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Ginger nut biscuits as a base for a lemon and ginger no cook cheesecake. Delicious.

The standard and quality in Europe as a whole is excellent. However, my wife is Italian and go into any patisserie, usually a mum-and-pop establishment there and the items for sale are amazing.

Little De bie Swiss Rolls are banned in Europe

Hi Tina and Ross hope you’re both well M&S are the best I’m a poet and didn’t know it 🤣🤣 I’ve tried the cappuccino bar you are in for a treat and I hate coffee hope you have a lovely weekend

Ross do not insult your mouth with that Manchester United mug , there is only one team in Manchester and that's the mighty blue's , MANCHESTER CITY

A lovely selection here, Neil. The M&S mini rolls are so delicious. I don't think I've ever been disappointed with anything from M&S either! Look forward to your next tasting session. Enjoy the weekend. 😊

I made a special point not to get the Coconut bar.😁. The rolls cost approx $3.15 for a comparison to the Little Debbie’s.

I use mayo

If you have them again, id leave the spoon in cos they tend to settle as they sit. Costa millionaires mocha are the best instant mocha. I didnt really like any of these when i tried them, but id take them over cheap tea or coffee.

Hello I have a box of the mint areo. Nice winter warmer. Enjoy the rest of your day

Instead of water or milk you can make them with a cup of coffee or at a push throw in a spoon of instant coffee when you're making them. Gives you a bigger selection and more coffee taste if you like yours stronger (as I do).

I admit I’ve never had it, but I’ve heard that “Camp Coffee” is supposed to be nice. It’s a syrup containing coffee extract and chicory extract and is fairly sweet. About 3 teaspoons in a hot cup of milk. Supposed to be good in baking as well (like a coffee or chocolate cake I guess). It’s an old product dating back to the 1870’s.

Nice to see a Red Devil Mug, of course it will be a Manchester United Mug, the Red Devils of Manchester, I've had a bit of a chesty cough this past week after having another angiogram at Wythenshawe hospital Manchester, hopefully going to the Christmas markets in Manchester this week and trying a few drinks, some nice drinks from Richard again, enjoy.

Hi Tina Ross and Finn hope you're all well. Very cold here in East Yorkshire today but no snow yet. Liked the Man Utd mug 👍. Take care.

i prefer steamed milk with these.

Whenever I make the coffee sachays ,I blend the pouder with some milk then mix well with hot water . I like the sound of sticky toffee pudding . Thank you for sharing your time . Take care and all the best .😊😊👍👍👍🐶

We have snow here today in Birmingham! A hot drink is perfect right about now. The Aero ones sound tempting. I tried Baileys biscuits recently; Baileys works with so many other products.

Nescafe is by far the most popular brand and has the most instant coffee products in the UK, Kenco at a guess is the next biggest.

It's definitely hot chocolate and special coffee time here in the UK too. We had a sprinkling of snow last night and it's been icy cold today. I haven't tried any of those instant hot drinks, but I do like the Malteser one. I will also have to be quick and take advantage of the Velvetiser before my daughter takes it to her new flat. Well it is hers!! Enjoy the cooler weather and all those hot beverages. 😊

Costa in the UK is the equivalent of Starbucks for chain coffee shops, in my town there are 3 shops alone, they are everywhere & very good to. They also sell in supermarkets instant coffee & mocha sachets like those you tried & instant coffee. Well done to Richard for what he sent.

Thx for your reaction Love from Austria 🇦🇹

I like tuna mixed with mayo and sweetcorn on crispbreads. Sometimes cheese too. Or salmon and cream cheese and dill if im feeling fancy lol

Dont think ive seen chocolate covered mint cake before 🤔

We used to call them Bakestones when I was growing up. We baked them on a flat iron circular thing called a bakestone. We always put currants in them. I've never had them without. I think without currants they are not genuine Welsh cakes! Some people slice them open and spread them with jam. That's called a jam split in the Valleys You don't heat them up though. You eat them cold with a cuppa tea. Mwynhewch! (Enjoy!) from Caerphilly in South Wales.

Much like most food in America, our national dish in the UK happened due to the fusion of cultures, there are a lot of stories about Tikka Masala but to me, I believe it's our national dish because you can walk into almost any food pub and order it, you can walk into any store and buy it as a microwave meal and so many people in the UK make it as an easy home cooked meal, it may have originated in the UK but it has become something so common place in our diets and a slightly spicy, creamy and filling dish that literally everybody loves... That's why it became our national dish

try the real thing. this stuff really pails in comparison

Hi both ,can you tell the difference as thay are gluten -free . I like things like that for lunch time after school . As it's about 2pm when I get home forme work . Riveter and crackers are my go-to with cheese ,tomato and red onions . Or pickle Or chutney . Hopefully you can understand. Take care and all the best . 😄😄👍👍👍🐶

Mince pies are crimbo in a pie . That why we only eat them at crimbo is we eat that many that we after have a year break very morrsih bit like Americas favourite crimbo tradition Crystal meth

They’ve recently done a gingerbread Oreo in the UK. Haven’t tried them yet, but they sound good❤

Hi guys! I don't think I've had anything from this brand. I've had similar to those 'regular' crispbreads and agree they are lovely for a light snack. And yes to butter and jam topping! I do like high fibre crackers. It's an age thing, I think!! Rye and sourdough (bread) is tasty. I agree rye alone can be strong and quite bitter. Fortunately don't have to go gluten-free, but it's good there are these products for those that do. Enjoy your weekend everyone! 😊

cheddar cheese and pickled onion is my favorite on crisp bread, or i like primula cream cheese on them.

I recently tried Schär branded Jaffa Cakes and was not that impressed with them. They seemed almost stale but perhaps there was an issue with a particular batch. The sponge in particular was lacking compared to most other brands' Jaffa Cake sponges. But it is good to know that gluten-free options are available. I will look out for these Schär branded products the two of you have tried, especially as my Mother follows a gluten-free diet.

Beans can heat in a microwave pepper & some brown sauce

Hi Ross and Tina hope you’re well I love Kendal mint cake but you can have to much you have to ration it best wishes from Cheltenham x

Speaking of after eights, does anyone remember Terry's mint pyramids and then the mint pyramid bar?

I've seen dominos sugar cubes from ww2 that are still pristine, from unopened rations. A few months isn't going to affect kendal mint cake, for example as I mentioned with mountain and other expeditions and with digestive biscuits, they lasted and had to last because in the end survival was on the line if they got stranded or something. My wording might be a bit off as I have a migraine, really dulls the synapses so to speak

I wonder if the expedition box has a slight variation in consistency to relate back to what it was like in 1953 and perhaps the mountaineers keeping them in their mouth and letting them dissolve for a slower kick of energy so they'd last longer and perhaps they dissolved them with hot water for beverages with cocoa

If yourself and Tina ever get across the pond to blighty please base yourselves in the north of England preferably in the Lake District area which is handily placed for you to see the beauty of Lancashire , Yorkshire , Cumbria , Northumberland , Durham and Scotland , there's not only the serenity of the countryside and desolation of moorland also you'd be close to all the big cities that have so much to offer , Manchester , Liverpool , Leeds , Carlilse , Newcastle , Edinburgh , Glasgow and please film yourselves doing so because i'm a great fan of you two , all the best and we look forward to seeing you in Gods country ( Lancashire that is )

Hi both ,I remember when I was younger we had mint club biscuits. Thay where plain biscuits with mint topping covered in chocolate. We also had an orenge club biscuits thay where all good .Thank you for sharing all you do .😄😄👍👍🐶

Hi Ross & Tina. Don't suffer too much having to eat all that sugary mint goodness! Chocolate improves everything it covers! That Old Gold sounds like it deserves a chef's kiss! Ross- I agree about the nostalgia. Cadbury Dairy Milk has changed so much. It used to melt perfectly in your mouth. It's quite waxy now imo. Sigh!! Great video, guys. 😊😊

Hi Tina Ross and Finn very nice video. There may be mint penguins but i've never seen any. Take care.

you mentioned After Eight mints have you checked out on RUclips their historical TV ads, oh the Posh image that is projected usually set at dinner parties

i love mint chocolate now i must get these kendal mint cake thank you ross and tina😄

Hope you are having a lovely day. I tried the Australian Peppermint last week. It was lovely