You're so bad for giving them licorice, we don't like that either, maybe our grandparents might. Also why are you pronoucin bourbon like that, both you and the American teens are pronouncing it weird.
I'm British. I'm sorry guys... Jokes. Loads of those snacks are lush. 6:44-7:19 Epic. The drama. The suspense. The emotions. 7:32 Jaxon saying "that is straight rubbish mate" in a 100% convincing British accent before sipping some tea - EPIC 😅
As a Brit, not every biscuit is dunkable. If it has a chocolate coating, it's best to leave it out as your tea then gets too chocolatey. The exception is chocolate digestives.
Marks & Spencers Jaffa cakes are the bomb. You can actually get a lot of great snacks from just the one store and most of it are above par. proper licorice, wine gums, bourbon cakes, hot cross buns, jaffa cakes, coffee and walnut cakes, ...
@@futuramabender2078 They already said it, 10 years older than his actual age, so 26-28, as Jaxon is already an adult, or at least VERY close to it, since he's 17 or 18 by now. Some people...
As a Brit who has been to Walmart a number of times, I got many different American sweets and treats I am confident to say that the Brits do sweets and treats so much better!
@@danniellehill249 I visited Kilarney, Cork, Belfast, and Dublin. I saw none! :( Actually, not sure if Britian has this or not, I did try Marmite on toast! It was delicious! I even saw Wheatabix! Is that a British food?
I'm bad with Jaffa cakes. I always buy a pack hoping to last me for a few days but I always end up destroying the whole pack in less than an hour 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I'm 100% with Jaxon about the "Licorice Allsorts". We have those here in Canada too and black licorice, in ANY form, is indeed horrible. Yet only my GRANDFATHER kept buying them. Makes me think its one of those "its a grandfather thing" kind of things since even my GRANDMOTHER, who lived with him, didn't like it either.
as a british person these accent attempts are actually killing me. i almost cried halfway through but i had to know what they thought of my countries snacks.
I feel like Twiglets, Marmite and Liquorice Allsorts are the only British food items that I wont get offended over if people from other countries don’t like them. 😂
There was a site that reviewed Canadian snacks. The first one they did was that crispy chocolate and coffee? Bar. And they ended it's review with "it floats" so they included information about the buoyancy of all of them.
3:52 - A real connoisseur of the Bourbon bites off and eats the top biscuit. Scrapes the cream filling off with their teeth and eats that. Then eats the remaining biscuit.
All of these snacks sounded and looked good, I would recommend to try snacks from Sweden and Finland sometime. I love to watch these videos so much, I watch at least one video per day. :)
1. Scottish 2. English 3. American company and product that was redone/reintroduced for the UK in the early 2000's 4. English 5. Scottish 6. Invented in England, but by a French guy 7. English 8. Welsh (we've finally included every country in Britain) 9. Scottish (the ones in the video specifically) 10. English
It's amazing to me that these teens who have likely never set foot in the UK believe wholeheartedly that the UK has terrible food which is fueled entirely by social media memes. The UK has the 7th highest amount of Michelin starred restaurants in the world behind the US by only 35 despite being the size of a single state.
I had to pause the video and step away because of the accents 😭 Also shes gonna find herself in a bit of a pickle if she wants to have a jaffa cake with the queen 😔
I am a Brit who’s lived in the UK all her life. These are my rankings on today’s snacks. Jaffa cakes are like Pringles. If I had any less self control I would eat an entire pack of 30 in 5 minutes. 10/10 Bourbons. Nice and classic. Really good for a biscuit. Doesn’t really reach the heights of the Jaffacake. 8/10 Fruit Winders. Alright. Sort of the b-tec version of the ones covered in sugar you get at cinema pick ‘n’ mix’s. 5/10 Liquorice Allsorts. I hate liquorice. These are slightly more bearable than regular liquorice. 2/10 Penguin. Honestly, just a Bourbon but better. Plus you get a joke. 9/10 Twiglets. Honestly, these are sort of weird. Eating a Twiglet is like people who eat ridiculously spicy stuff just because they like the pain. Twiglets are terrible but for some reason I just sort of want to eat another one. Still kinda terrible. Have some Marmite and butter on a crumpet instead. 4/10 Terry’s Chocolate Orange. Honestly these are great. Super fun to eat. Only slight complaint is the thing I have with all chocolates, is that it often get’s a bit too rich for me so I only have a little bit at a time. But honestly if my only complaint is that I can’t have too much. You’re probably doing something right. 9/10 Jammy Dodgers. These also have the Jaffacake and Pringles problem. I love them too much and would eat entire packets in one sitting if I didn’t have some self control. 10/10 Ginger nuts. They’re fine. But I’d rather have a digestive any day. Maybe I’m just not a big a fan of ginger as other people. 6/10 Chocolate fingers. These also have the Jaffacake and Pringles problem. But maybe not to the same degree. Still really great. 9/10 Space Raiders. Honestly, not the best crisps at all. To be honest, really just kinda average. When we have McCoy’s, Wotsits, Quavers, Monster Munch, Hula Hoops, Frazzles and Skips. Space Raiders are just sorta slightly below average for British crisps. 5/10 You should’ve included some Scottish ones too. Tunnocks, Tablet and Rowies are some of my favourite. Honestly, if Tablet was included in this list you would have to bump every other score down by 1 to give Tablet the sole 10/10. And Rowies are the final form of a croissant. They’re just amazing. All incredibly unhealthy but amazing. Sidenote: Jaxon is the only one able to do a half decent English accent, I actually know someone who sounds kinda like his attempt at the accent.
@@futuramabender2078 Hmm, not sure. I looove liquorice, salmiakk, salt, sweet etc. So perhaps you should ask somebody else to really get a right answer 😍
where were the quavers and hula hoops and disgestives? couldve had so many more chocolates than just cadbury, theres aera and maltesers and so many more. drinks couldve been ribena and fruitshoot too. such a let down
@@juliaklayman5804 I am German and went to university in England, where I once got into a heated argument with an Englishman about where Haribo comes from. He claimed it was British just cause it said 'Made in the UK on the back of the pack. Maybe that's the same research the producer did, knowing he grew up in the UK.
@@Nelly8812 Toblerone is over 100 years old. Introduced in 1908 and named after one of the two founders of the Swiss chocolate factory - Theodor Tobler
How are you gonna give them a Tesco value bourbon biscuit I mean they’re fine but if you’re trying to show them the biscuit show them the bloody biscuit Not it’s money-saving cousin
I did not know that Terry’s Chocolate Oranges was a British snack! I used to get them for Christmas sometimes. I wasn’t a big fan of them back then, but I know your taste buds change so maybe I feel differently now. Would definitely have to try again now!
I always seem to get one right around Christmas and I'm a huge fan of orange and chocolate together. He's also right though. I can't recommend eating them all in one sitting.
They are a quintessential British Christmas treat and we used to get one in our stocking every year. The smell of it automatically reminds me of Christmas though I'm not mad on the taste.
To be fair it did actually go to court in the UK because cakes are not taxed but biscuits are so I cannot really blame American kids for not being sure
They only scratched the surface of our selection of sweets, also a large portion of people from the UK don't like Liquorice and Twislers so you're not the only ones. Hope there's more to come, that was fun to watch.
Did she just call jaffa cakes a cookie? BURN THE WITCH! 😂
😂😂I think it was her posh w ay, than to call it a biscuit 😂😂
IKR WTF
Tf we argue wether it’s a cake or a biscuit (it’s a cake) so don’t get started on cookies 😂
@@rosemaryagius7421 But they aren't even biscuits, they're cakes lol
So…erm who’s gonna tell the girl the queen passed over a year ago…
Fr
LOL
that’s what i thought lol
💀
Yh
The girl who can imagine herself sitting with the queen and eating Jaffa cakes… who gonna tell her 👀
💀
As an American I’m lost tell us
@donaldmorris6021 you would now be enjoying it with the king
But she wanted to imagine herself eating it with the queen not the king?
She can't pretend? Lol
@@donaldmorris6021dead
Am i the only one who thinks that Josh and Olly from Jolly should be the one to introduce them to Brits snacks? 😂😂
I LOVED they're version of this! With American high schoolers. That was hilarious!
@@yaowsers77 U & me fam 💯
Good idea.
I chocked when I heard someone call a jaffa cake a cookie while doing a British accent
They probably tried the Jaffa cakes that you can get at Aldi in the US, it is actually a cookie not a cake.
choked** and obviously they’re not going to know what it is, clearly they’re not British hence why the videos called AMERICAN teens try BRITISH snacks
It's a biscuit
@@marydavis5234 Given the bourbon biscuits were from Tesco's, I feel the Jaffa's could also be from there.
I am bri’sh
2:30 she trying to be British but she still called a bloody cookie 🫣
6:19 this guy has the *correct* reaction
I mean who calls them biscuits but yeah 💀💀
@@tiktok.repostsforyouu I don’t call it a biscuit but it definitely isn’t a cookie
@@theblobs192 yeah true lmao
A Jaffa cake is not a cookie and eating them with the queen might be a bit difficult
I love this comment
If she’s got a ouija board maybe?!? 😂
Thank you
We have a queen. Her name is Camilla. 🤦♀️
@@atalanta9353 my assumption was they were referring to Queen Liz along with many others in the comments
As a brit this hurts that they havent tried all these amazing foods 😭
Yeah
Very true lads
Incredibly true
She imagines herself sitting with the queen and having it? Someone has to tell her
I think we should 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Rest in peace liz
As a brit just no on the British accents just no
Second this... especially when they are the stereo typical ones
Lol like y’all don’t make fun of American accents…….hypocrite
@@GeekyC yeah defo I have never met anyone who talks like that and I have lived in the UK my whole life
@@JonEvans-st9kt same mate .. then again I’m from a council estate so the odds of me meeting someone with a posh accent in my area is VERY low 🤣
@@Lydia_Ranki bro how many brits do you see making fun of American's & how they talk barely any compared to how many American's make fun of us
Should of given them a crunchie, a boost and a dip dab 👌🏻😍
oh my god dip dabs are so good
Their reaction to a dip dab would be so funny
You're so bad for giving them licorice, we don't like that either, maybe our grandparents might. Also why are you pronoucin bourbon like that, both you and the American teens are pronouncing it weird.
They say bourbon the right way when talking about their whiskey
English licorice but french licorice are better
Being Norwegian I was brought up on very salted liquorice
why u so mad lmao
The Tastiest of Treats!
With horrific attempts at a British accent 😭
@@firequeen5324 it wasn’t that bad come on
@@firequeen5324 Dude, the black girls was spot-on! C'mon why so harsh?
@@thatgirl9532 nobody even try to do a Scottish accent or Irish or Welsh, as much as I hate being part of it we’re in Britain too
Clitoris Allsorts are o.k. just not the Brown square ones.
I'm British. I'm sorry guys...
Jokes. Loads of those snacks are lush.
6:44-7:19 Epic. The drama. The suspense. The emotions.
7:32 Jaxon saying "that is straight rubbish mate" in a 100% convincing British accent before sipping some tea - EPIC 😅
Are you the producer? Are you from England or another British country? If you are from England which county are you from?
Please...stop with the accents I am British and I don't know anyone who speaks like that...besides my Nan.
Fr😂
😂😂😂
I’m from Bristol 😂 won’t hear anyone like that ere 😂
literally
Is chewsday innit
no one can do the british accent better than british 😂😂
Toblerone is Swiss not british. Also Haribo is german...
These are the British manufactured ones
It’s about what we eat, not where it’s from
@@rayanogExactly
Haribo is Danish😭
@@annabossen7567 Haribo originates from Germany. It was founded in 1920 in Bonn, Germany
"That is straight rubbish mate" was the most british line in this video 😂
As a Brit, not every biscuit is dunkable. If it has a chocolate coating, it's best to leave it out as your tea then gets too chocolatey. The exception is chocolate digestives.
The only chocolate biccy I would ever dip into my cuppa
Don’t speak for everyone there darling, I’ll happily dip my chocolate coated ones seems weird not to
Don't dunk any of them. I have all my own teeth and I like a crispy biscuits
I feel ashamed I’m a Brit and didn’t know bourbon and penguins were same thing. No wonder I like both 😂
Same omg
most of these kids look so nice, i would 100% watch a show with them as main characters
Marks & Spencers Jaffa cakes are the bomb. You can actually get a lot of great snacks from just the one store and most of it are above par. proper licorice, wine gums, bourbon cakes, hot cross buns, jaffa cakes, coffee and walnut cakes, ...
Jaxon seems like 10 years older than he actually is. He has so much general knowledge.
What wouldja say his brain age is?
@@futuramabender2078
They already said it, 10 years older than his actual age, so 26-28, as Jaxon is already an adult, or at least VERY close to it, since he's 17 or 18 by now. Some people...
WHAT ABT DAIRY MILK? MONSTER MUNCH, MR KIPLING
OH MR KIPLING, IN TESCO THEY HAVE A WHOLE SHELF OF MR KIPLINGS
@@Toca_Forever frrrr
As a brit seeing Americans enjoy jaffa cakes gave me inexplicable joy
Eating these snacks with the Queen is going to be quite difficult if they don’t already know.
Minor details😂
There are plenty of other queens in England ;)
I mean technically there is still a Queen of England, but she’s not the monarch, merely the monarch’s consort.
Better off without Savilles mates & they are German
As a Brit who has been to Walmart a number of times, I got many different American sweets and treats I am confident to say that the Brits do sweets and treats so much better!
Why are people crying about the British accent? It’s just kids having a laugh
I always love seeing people trying to do accents and mannerisms. 😂💖👏
Jaffa cakes are NOT biscuits! If you let a biscuit go stale, it goes soggy. Let a cake go stale, it goes hard.
but they go in the biscuit tin!!
Why do all Americans think we are posh…
Same as most of us thinking all Americans are stupid and over weight 😂😂😂
@@DistilledVoiceyea but our thoughts are correct
Tbh I prefer when foreigners think we're all posh more than when foreigners think we're all football yobs
Finally a British Snacks video with some of the top British Snacks!! Too many basic snacks being used in other videos
How do ya know British snacks if your username is DailyIrish?
@@futuramabender2078 You do realise British snacks are sold in Ireland?
@@danniellehill249 Hey I've been to Ireland and saw no British snacks!
@futuramabender2078 there were plenty when I lived there.
@@danniellehill249 I visited Kilarney, Cork, Belfast, and Dublin. I saw none! :( Actually, not sure if Britian has this or not, I did try Marmite on toast! It was delicious! I even saw Wheatabix! Is that a British food?
I love there reactions on some of the snacks but not all British people sound like they’re from 1890s
That one girl who literally didn’t like anything and thought the queen was alive
I was about to say the same thing lol 😭😭
She well pissed me off
@@g1activesame
I'm bad with Jaffa cakes. I always buy a pack hoping to last me for a few days but I always end up destroying the whole pack in less than an hour 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Real 😂
Fr tho 🤣
U know how they come in packets in a box bro one packet takes me 3 mins 😂they r too nice
I buy 2 just in case
sameeee
Ain’t no way they just said “pip pip, cheerio”
As a Brit I’m offended 💀
I'm 100% with Jaxon about the "Licorice Allsorts". We have those here in Canada too and black licorice, in ANY form, is indeed horrible. Yet only my GRANDFATHER kept buying them. Makes me think its one of those "its a grandfather thing" kind of things since even my GRANDMOTHER, who lived with him, didn't like it either.
“ I can see myself sitting with the Queen “ ….. Awkward .. 🙄😂
as a british person these accent attempts are actually killing me. i almost cried halfway through but i had to know what they thought of my countries snacks.
When they try to do English accents they just sound Australian 😆
THE PEROSN WHO SAYS THEY HATE CHOCOLATE FINGERS I WILL COME FOR YOU
I feel like Twiglets, Marmite and Liquorice Allsorts are the only British food items that I wont get offended over if people from other countries don’t like them. 😂
Penguins are british childhood lunchbox staple
As a canadian id be cool to see a teens/adults try canadian snacks
Put them into a diabetic coma with sugar pie, butter tarts, Nanaimo bars, and beaver tails
There was a site that reviewed Canadian snacks. The first one they did was that crispy chocolate and coffee? Bar. And they ended it's review with "it floats" so they included information about the buoyancy of all of them.
of course they would have to try Thrills Gum! remember, it's tag line, on the box itself is " It STILL Tastes Like SOAP"
wheres custard creams, chocolate digestives, rich tea??
They kept calling jaffacakes biscuits/cookie's 🤣
they missed the fact that the fruit winders have a comic strip on the paper
did she say ''i can imagine sitting down with the QUEEN and eating these''
Been in the UK all my life. Don't think I've ever heard a single person say "Pip pip cheerio"
I suspect they lifted that from a Jeeves and Wooster episode. It sounded a lot like a Woodhouse novel. :)
The amount that said BOURBON as in the alcohol and not BOURBON the biscuit is killing me
Them : I would probably not eat one whole chocolate orange in a day meanwhile me eating six in an hour on my birthday 😂😂😂
3:52 - A real connoisseur of the Bourbon bites off and eats the top biscuit. Scrapes the cream filling off with their teeth and eats that. Then eats the remaining biscuit.
Haribo is German & Toblerone is Swiss, a snack sold in the UK doesn't make it a British snack.
To be honest, most people probably wouldn’t know the difference they just like chocolate 🍫 and sweets 🍬
that fella with the longer hair and the turtleneck looks like one of us ofc he liked everything
Not me having eaten an entire Terrys chocolate orange in one sitting before 12:19
Same
As a Brit I can honestly say I've never met anyone who enjoys Liquorice Allsorts 😂
You've never met me then!
"This little cookie" ...
ITS IN THE NAME... "CAKE", JAFFA CAKE!
😂
yeah but they don’t know the debate
All of these snacks sounded and looked good, I would recommend to try snacks from Sweden and Finland sometime.
I love to watch these videos so much, I watch at least one video per day. :)
U can just tell the kid that said britains food has a low bar has never actually ever visited the uk lool
1. Scottish
2. English
3. American company and product that was redone/reintroduced for the UK in the early 2000's
4. English
5. Scottish
6. Invented in England, but by a French guy
7. English
8. Welsh (we've finally included every country in Britain)
9. Scottish (the ones in the video specifically)
10. English
Every American does the same accent.
Try a welsh accent, would love to hear that from an American.
It's amazing to me that these teens who have likely never set foot in the UK believe wholeheartedly that the UK has terrible food which is fueled entirely by social media memes. The UK has the 7th highest amount of Michelin starred restaurants in the world behind the US by only 35 despite being the size of a single state.
As a Brit, I can confirm liquorice is vile 😭 you should give them Maynard Winegums!
the second they called the jaffa cake a cookie/biscuit my phone magically flew out my hand and smashed against the wall
As a British person born and bred, Liquorice Allsorts and Twiglets are both disgusting, don't blame anyone for not liking them, they are awful.
if you don't like tiwglets, you're weird
@@rickyzee3154 They are disgusting, but then so is marmite, its foul.
There's no way you guys put an Irish lad into a video about "British snacks" 💀💀
The irish are a british snack
@@godlovesyou1995 no it ist 💀
I had to pause the video and step away because of the accents 😭
Also shes gonna find herself in a bit of a pickle if she wants to have a jaffa cake with the queen 😔
Should…should someone tell her? No? 😂
14:01 that's... that's because jammy dodgers aren't made for dipping. they're not a dipping biscuit
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“I could imagine myself sitting with the queen and having this”. Ok, who’s going to tell her?
Not that one girl who said she could Imagine sitting with the queen eating a Jaffa cake 💀
💀😭
GIVE THEM PRAWN COCKTAIL WALKERS ITLL CHANGE THEIR LIVES
SITTING WITH THE QUEEN BRO LEARN UR FACTS RIP QUEEN LIZZIE
I like that Ryker kept sliding his tea over for the biscuits. He knows what to do.
Yes, I go for the food!
I am a Brit who’s lived in the UK all her life. These are my rankings on today’s snacks.
Jaffa cakes are like Pringles. If I had any less self control I would eat an entire pack of 30 in 5 minutes. 10/10
Bourbons. Nice and classic. Really good for a biscuit. Doesn’t really reach the heights of the Jaffacake. 8/10
Fruit Winders. Alright. Sort of the b-tec version of the ones covered in sugar you get at cinema pick ‘n’ mix’s. 5/10
Liquorice Allsorts. I hate liquorice. These are slightly more bearable than regular liquorice. 2/10
Penguin. Honestly, just a Bourbon but better. Plus you get a joke. 9/10
Twiglets. Honestly, these are sort of weird. Eating a Twiglet is like people who eat ridiculously spicy stuff just because they like the pain. Twiglets are terrible but for some reason I just sort of want to eat another one. Still kinda terrible. Have some Marmite and butter on a crumpet instead. 4/10
Terry’s Chocolate Orange. Honestly these are great. Super fun to eat. Only slight complaint is the thing I have with all chocolates, is that it often get’s a bit too rich for me so I only have a little bit at a time. But honestly if my only complaint is that I can’t have too much. You’re probably doing something right. 9/10
Jammy Dodgers. These also have the Jaffacake and Pringles problem. I love them too much and would eat entire packets in one sitting if I didn’t have some self control. 10/10
Ginger nuts. They’re fine. But I’d rather have a digestive any day. Maybe I’m just not a big a fan of ginger as other people. 6/10
Chocolate fingers. These also have the Jaffacake and Pringles problem. But maybe not to the same degree. Still really great. 9/10
Space Raiders. Honestly, not the best crisps at all. To be honest, really just kinda average. When we have McCoy’s, Wotsits, Quavers, Monster Munch, Hula Hoops, Frazzles and Skips. Space Raiders are just sorta slightly below average for British crisps. 5/10
You should’ve included some Scottish ones too. Tunnocks, Tablet and Rowies are some of my favourite. Honestly, if Tablet was included in this list you would have to bump every other score down by 1 to give Tablet the sole 10/10.
And Rowies are the final form of a croissant. They’re just amazing. All incredibly unhealthy but amazing.
Sidenote: Jaxon is the only one able to do a half decent English accent, I actually know someone who sounds kinda like his attempt at the accent.
The slow motion on the licorice made this whole video 😅
😂 It really did.
The best part was the recognition of the value of dunking in the tea.
Liquorice assortments are sooo delicious!!! Especially the coconut one
Now, my mom is OBSESSED with coconut but hates black liquorice. Does the coconut block out the taste of the black liquorice?
@@futuramabender2078 Hmm, not sure. I looove liquorice, salmiakk, salt, sweet etc. So perhaps you should ask somebody else to really get a right answer 😍
2:30 we say biscuits oh and the queen has passed away 😅
Meeting King Charles just ain't the same, although you can meet Queen Camilla.
@@liamloxley1222 oh yeah sorry hehe😅
This is like one of the first Americans trying British foods video where people have actually like our food 😂😭
I had NO idea the chocolate orange ball was a British thing!!! I love those! They are only in stores at Christmas in USA 😢
I miss the orange packets on Jaffa cakes for some reason they made them taste better😂😂
if you dont finish a packet of borbon's off in 1 sitting your doing it wrong lol
They need to try tea cakes. They are best snacks with tea.
They need to do a collaboration with the Korean Englishman
where were the quavers and hula hoops and disgestives? couldve had so many more chocolates than just cadbury, theres aera and maltesers and so many more. drinks couldve been ribena and fruitshoot too. such a let down
He has to be able to get them in the us
@@louisebrown103 Im sure these would be too, they're just as famous as the rest of the stuff he got, if not more
Haribo is German and Toblerone is Swiss. Where did you do your research?
Exactly what I was thinking😂 Jaffa cakes are also Polish delichje’s cookies and Jammie dodgers are German linzer cookies lol
I didn’t know about the toblerone but I thought the same about the haribos.
@@juliaklayman5804 I am German and went to university in England, where I once got into a heated argument with an Englishman about where Haribo comes from. He claimed it was British just cause it said 'Made in the UK on the back of the pack. Maybe that's the same research the producer did, knowing he grew up in the UK.
@@Nelly8812 Toblerone is over 100 years old. Introduced in 1908 and named after one of the two founders of the Swiss chocolate factory - Theodor Tobler
While they were in the intro, they didn't actually review either of them.
16:44 16:54 do these american girls not realise that Twix is literally British? 😂😂
disgusting chocolate 😂
@@jasmineanderson6057 not as disgusting as american chocolate 😂
@@AshaNimo1 i don't eat chocolate so i could care less 😭
@@jasmineanderson6057you could care less? So you care a little? It's you 'couldn't' care less
@@SgtTechcomDN38416 you get the point tho Lol 😭
How are you gonna give them a Tesco value bourbon biscuit I mean they’re fine but if you’re trying to show them the biscuit show them the bloody biscuit Not it’s money-saving cousin
Just so you know america…Kit Kat, Twix, Starburst & Rolo’s are originally British too 😎🇬🇧
What about malteasers?
@@MM_CRWN true, but I didn’t think they were popular in america but those others are, well it seems like they are anyway
I didn't know that about kit Kat and Twix!
I did not know that Terry’s Chocolate Oranges was a British snack! I used to get them for Christmas sometimes. I wasn’t a big fan of them back then, but I know your taste buds change so maybe I feel differently now. Would definitely have to try again now!
I always seem to get one right around Christmas and I'm a huge fan of orange and chocolate together. He's also right though. I can't recommend eating them all in one sitting.
They are a quintessential British Christmas treat and we used to get one in our stocking every year. The smell of it automatically reminds me of Christmas though I'm not mad on the taste.
The disrespect on everything, the accents especially, we don’t all talk upper class 🤣 I have a teeside accent 🤣
"Would you like a Jelly Baby?" The 4th Doctor
When the 11th Doctor put Jammie Dodgers next to Clara’s bed….
Good selection of UK snacks, just missing the Pickled Onion Monster Munch.
Yeahhh
I think they did that one in a previous episode
The English accents was torture lmao but I’m glad they enjoyed the snacks 😭
2:31 ITS NOT A COOKIE IM ACTUALLY ANGRY
ITS A BUISCUT
@@Officallyliv IT'S A CAKE
@@HJWFM BOTH
IM CRYING
To be fair it did actually go to court in the UK because cakes are not taxed but biscuits are so I cannot really blame American kids for not being sure
They only scratched the surface of our selection of sweets, also a large portion of people from the UK don't like Liquorice and Twislers so you're not the only ones. Hope there's more to come, that was fun to watch.
That one guy dared to say American chocolate is better!?
If you mean 12:54, he said British chocolate is like American chocolate BUT BETTER, meaning that he thinks British chocolate is better than American
British chocolate is better
As a British I need to tell you there are more flavours of jammie dodgers
as a brit, their british accents are slowly killing me.
they have just based it of harry potter
I’m sorry but who ever says something is “too chocolatey” whilst eating a chocolate covered biscuit??? 🤔😏
It was the eating of a full chocolate piece (the choc orange) and saying it was too chocolatey that got me 😂. I should hope chocolate is chocolatey.
Should have been some Mr Kipling goodies in there too 👌🏼