Idk why this video made it dawn on me, but your sister has gotten sooo much more comfortable in front of the camera since the early days of having her join you for Ipsy, and I just love the vids with the two of you together. You both really remind me a lot of my sister and I (not sure his far apart in age you guys are, but we’re 18 months apart, she has dark hair and I’m blonde with a much fairer skin tone), sadly due to health and distance we don’t see each other near often enough, so it’s fun to watch you two interact 💜
UK girl ( England) here. 1. Banana Toffee is not normally something bought by itself. It’s normally found in a toffee mixture container of different flavours 2. Grandma Wild oat bar. I’ve never heard or seen that before and i’m 55. Maybe it’s a regional product. I live in the South East of England. 3. Kent Crisps- Specialist more higher end crisps. These type tend to have more unusual flavour combinations. Most common/ traditional crisps are brands like Walkers which is Lays in America 4. Pickled rings - 🤣🤣 That’s all i can say about those 5. Rhubarb & Custard are traditional hard boiled sweets. You do need to like sour sweets in England 🤗 6. potato crisps again a specialist brand , probably regional. Never seen them before. 7. Millions- Traditional chewy sweets. lots of different brands here. 8. Jamie Dodgers. Again a traditional biscuit Children love them. Wish they put a a McVities brand in there such as Digestives, Hob Nobs, Rich Tea etc 9. Clotted Cream Fudge- Delicious 10. Burts- more specialist Kettle crisps 11. Sours are very popular right now. Extra sours bon bons are seen as a fun challenge these days. I stick to normal sour sweets. 12. Brazil Nut Toffee- Very traditional I’m not very fond of these, I must admit. I wouldn’t buy them. No chewing just sucking. 13. Oat biscuits, lots of brands here, I Personally don’t like them. 14. Irn Bru chews- Poundland do lots of flavoured sweets 15. Vimto- I buy this as a squash (cordial) add a drop to glass then dilute with water. 16. Shortbread - Scottish- absolutely delicious. Really fun unboxing. I think this box explains why British people’s teeth are so bad. The tooth decay from all the sugar and the lack of affordable and NHS dentists is a huge problem.
I’m in the UK and the only brands I recognise are Walkers Nonsuch, Vimto, Millions and Jammie Dodgers. I wouldn’t say we are overly fond of sour treats but no wonder our teeth are so bad with all that toffee - I live near the Walkers Nonsuch factory and when they make their liquorice toffee, it smells amazing
UK girl here. We are quite a sour nation...! 😂 We generally have a good selection of sour fizzy sweets in pick n mixes and things like that, as well as the kind of things you received. Rhubarb & custards are a really traditional, old school, sweet (I love them!). It's a shame they didn't send you sherbet lemons - Katrina, I think you'd love those! It was interesting that outside of the Jammie Dodgers, Vimto (we pronounce it Vim-tow here), Millions and the crisp brands, I had not heard of any of the brands you were sent. The little packs of biscuits (cookies) you were sent made me laugh as theyre the kind we get as complimentary biscuits with tea and coffee sachets in hotel rooms. 😄 The toffee is an interesting one. It's another super traditional sweet but I personally wouldn't say it's eaten a lot these days... It exists more as a flavour in things like sticky toffee pudding, coffee syrups or like as a sauce or drizzle - or maybe as having tiny pieces of it in chocolate bars. Or it might just be that t have no awareness of it as I really don't like toffee in its hard, chewy form. I think it's quite a Scottish sweet...? I'd have loved for them to include Kendal mint cake to see what you thought. That would have really tested your taste buds! It's a very regional specific thing, from in the Lake District, (and I think it's vile!) but it would be a realyl interesting thing for a box like this and I'd love to aee your reactions to it! 😄
UK here, hi! Erm unless they put some Cadbury chocolate in it, it’s not really a UK Box. Not sure why they never give you that, it’s our signature thing. Fudge is a big thing here, toffee not so much - or at least those bars with the hammer to smash, no ones buying them! Lol sour isn’t really a thing here, we have some but me personally, I don’t go for sour things. Could have done more British biscuits, let’s face it, were known for our biscuit dunking in tea, and you wouldn’t do that with a oat biscuit. But not a bad box though. Am glad you enjoyed it.
I'm from the UK Toffee in the UK sometimes come with little metal hammers because of how hard they are, it sounds weird but it's common to sit with it under your thigh to soften it. Vinegar and pickled flavours are super popular fish and chips without salt and vinegar is a crime. Most of the items were recognisable to me in previous boxes they haven't been. Vimto was originally sold in temperance bars which were bars that didn't serve alcohol a lot of our soft drinks came from temperance bars.
Same! I'm from the UK and I hardly recognised any of these! But Jammie Dodgers and Vimto are iconic. I did wonder if Irn Bru would come into it too because I feel like that's very uniquely British. Also, I think it's adorable that you call it Vimtooo! Over here we definitely say Vim-tow (like rhyming with toe). But I might start calling it Vimtooo now 😅
Curious here...are you guys half or step sisters? I'm asking cause you guys don't really look alike and have totally different skin tones, body structure etc...don't take offense cause I'm not saying this to be mean, just curious. If u guys are, it doesn't matter and that is great!
Hi, ladies. I'm so sorry for you as again, these are not typical English snacks. I'm a 53 year old englishman and I haven't seen 90% of them snacks. Universal yums sells snacks that can't be sold in the UK because they are not in our stores. :(
Idk why this video made it dawn on me, but your sister has gotten sooo much more comfortable in front of the camera since the early days of having her join you for Ipsy, and I just love the vids with the two of you together. You both really remind me a lot of my sister and I (not sure his far apart in age you guys are, but we’re 18 months apart, she has dark hair and I’m blonde with a much fairer skin tone), sadly due to health and distance we don’t see each other near often enough, so it’s fun to watch you two interact 💜
UK girl ( England) here.
1. Banana Toffee is not normally something bought by itself. It’s normally found in a toffee mixture container of different flavours
2. Grandma Wild oat bar. I’ve never heard or seen that before and i’m 55. Maybe it’s a regional product. I live in the South East of England.
3. Kent Crisps- Specialist more higher end crisps. These type tend to have more unusual flavour combinations. Most common/ traditional crisps are brands like Walkers which is Lays in America
4. Pickled rings - 🤣🤣 That’s all i can say about those
5. Rhubarb & Custard are traditional hard boiled sweets. You do need to like sour sweets in England 🤗
6. potato crisps again a specialist brand , probably regional. Never seen them before.
7. Millions- Traditional chewy sweets. lots of different brands here.
8. Jamie Dodgers. Again a traditional biscuit Children love them. Wish they put a a McVities brand in there such as Digestives, Hob Nobs, Rich Tea etc
9. Clotted Cream Fudge- Delicious
10. Burts- more specialist Kettle crisps
11. Sours are very popular right now. Extra sours bon bons are seen as a fun challenge these days. I stick to normal sour sweets.
12. Brazil Nut Toffee- Very traditional I’m not very fond of these, I must admit. I wouldn’t buy them. No chewing just sucking.
13. Oat biscuits, lots of brands here, I Personally don’t like them.
14. Irn Bru chews- Poundland do lots of flavoured sweets
15. Vimto- I buy this as a squash (cordial) add a drop to glass then dilute with water.
16. Shortbread - Scottish- absolutely delicious.
Really fun unboxing.
I think this box explains why British people’s teeth are so bad. The tooth decay from all the sugar and the lack of affordable and NHS dentists is a huge problem.
Lmfao 😂 that was hilarious…. I love you guys together y’all laugh is contagious ❤
suggestion video: kitchen cooking to prepare that pudding! share with sister again! love u ladies
You guys are hilarious!!! Love these videos ❤
You two make my day so much fun ❤😂
OMG you two totally made my day! I love when you work together…you have me laughing so hard. Love these Universal Yums unboxings!
Haha 😂 You two were hilarious, especially while eating the Brazil nut toffee! My favorite was the shortbread cookies along with all of the toffees.
I’m in the UK and the only brands I recognise are Walkers Nonsuch, Vimto, Millions and Jammie Dodgers. I wouldn’t say we are overly fond of sour treats but no wonder our teeth are so bad with all that toffee - I live near the Walkers Nonsuch factory and when they make their liquorice toffee, it smells amazing
You two are so funny together. You remind me of me and my sister.
I was literally laughing out loud with y’all with the Brazil nut toffee 😂😂😂😂😂
UK girl here. We are quite a sour nation...! 😂 We generally have a good selection of sour fizzy sweets in pick n mixes and things like that, as well as the kind of things you received.
Rhubarb & custards are a really traditional, old school, sweet (I love them!). It's a shame they didn't send you sherbet lemons - Katrina, I think you'd love those!
It was interesting that outside of the Jammie Dodgers, Vimto (we pronounce it Vim-tow here), Millions and the crisp brands, I had not heard of any of the brands you were sent.
The little packs of biscuits (cookies) you were sent made me laugh as theyre the kind we get as complimentary biscuits with tea and coffee sachets in hotel rooms. 😄
The toffee is an interesting one. It's another super traditional sweet but I personally wouldn't say it's eaten a lot these days... It exists more as a flavour in things like sticky toffee pudding, coffee syrups or like as a sauce or drizzle - or maybe as having tiny pieces of it in chocolate bars. Or it might just be that t have no awareness of it as I really don't like toffee in its hard, chewy form. I think it's quite a Scottish sweet...?
I'd have loved for them to include Kendal mint cake to see what you thought. That would have really tested your taste buds! It's a very regional specific thing, from in the Lake District, (and I think it's vile!) but it would be a realyl interesting thing for a box like this and I'd love to aee your reactions to it! 😄
U girls are hilarious luv ur vibes
I love you guys! This video was so fun and I laughed so much! 😊
UK here, hi! Erm unless they put some Cadbury chocolate in it, it’s not really a UK Box. Not sure why they never give you that, it’s our signature thing. Fudge is a big thing here, toffee not so much - or at least those bars with the hammer to smash, no ones buying them! Lol sour isn’t really a thing here, we have some but me personally, I don’t go for sour things. Could have done more British biscuits, let’s face it, were known for our biscuit dunking in tea, and you wouldn’t do that with a oat biscuit. But not a bad box though. Am glad you enjoyed it.
I'm from the UK Toffee in the UK sometimes come with little metal hammers because of how hard they are, it sounds weird but it's common to sit with it under your thigh to soften it.
Vinegar and pickled flavours are super popular fish and chips without salt and vinegar is a crime.
Most of the items were recognisable to me in previous boxes they haven't been.
Vimto was originally sold in temperance bars which were bars that didn't serve alcohol a lot of our soft drinks came from temperance bars.
Same! I'm from the UK and I hardly recognised any of these!
But Jammie Dodgers and Vimto are iconic. I did wonder if Irn Bru would come into it too because I feel like that's very uniquely British.
Also, I think it's adorable that you call it Vimtooo! Over here we definitely say Vim-tow (like rhyming with toe). But I might start calling it Vimtooo now 😅
Ugh that oat bar looked so good 😊
If anybody wants to try the cookie that stays I've seen it at Marshall's😂
I was laughing out loud! It was so much fun. Have a great week ❌️ ⭕️
I think my favorite item would be the pickle onion rings.
OMG, hilarious. I just rewatched that scene 4 times..😂😂😂😂. Wait now I am lol again with the toffee you can't chew. You two are just adorable.
Oh, I was laughing so hard with this! Thanks for the giggle.
Rachel made me laugh so much!!! Her laugh is contagious!!! 😂😂😂
You guys crack me up!! I literally snorted when you ate the toffee and Brazil nuts!! 😂😂
These are my favorite videos on your channel. I love these unboxings.
Love the Universal Yums videos!! Katrina your hair looks so long! Pretty!!
Y"all are hysterical!!! Best video ever!!!
I've gotten Jammy Dodgers from World Market.
I think it is time for another sister vs sister bloopers video. You did one a year or so ago and it was so much fun.
I go past the bakery that makes the biscuits when going to work and you can always tell when it's Jammie Dodger day as you smell the hot jam!
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We have our box and still getting through the snacks. The lamb chips were weird. The salt and vinegar chips were fabulous!
Hey ladies! I can't wait for this!😂
Do you guys live in the south malt vinegar goes on fries in the south 😊
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Are you gals high AF? Lmao my sister and I would be even worse… we would pee ourselves for sure 🤪😜🤪
I absolutely loved everything in this box except for the oat cookies, wasn't much of a fan of them.
Curious here...are you guys half or step sisters? I'm asking cause you guys don't really look alike and have totally different skin tones, body structure etc...don't take offense cause I'm not saying this to be mean, just curious. If u guys are, it doesn't matter and that is great!
We are regular sisters, same parents 😊
Hi, ladies. I'm so sorry for you as again, these are not typical English snacks. I'm a 53 year old englishman and I haven't seen 90% of them snacks. Universal yums sells snacks that can't be sold in the UK because they are not in our stores. :(
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