The first time I had ketchup potato chips was in Canada while on a family vacation for Expo 86' in 1986. We were at the Flinstones Viliage theme park in Chilliwack Canada. It's a great memory..
I really appreciate the way Denzel can move between being animated, goofy and giggly and then also just quiet focus. Both of these kids are just awesome little young people.
Atlanta's comment " So we're eating wood flavored chips?" cracked me up! Great video guys! Sam's reaction to the cotton candy mac & cheese would be the same as mine. Why would they do that?
Exactly! "Cotton candy mac & cheese" .... this is obscene! This package may have come from Canada, but I can assure you this is not a favored snack in Canada. I've lived in Canada all my life, and I've never seen this anywhere. I feel nauseous just thinking about this snack! Yuck!!
The ketchup chips are largely a Canadian thing, as are the all dressed (named for a baked potato "with everything"), but both are available in the States.
@@sawtootheyes523 wrong, Chives are from the Allium Schoenptraun plants, Sweet onions are from the lily plant, two different plants, white and yellow onions are from the same plants as Chives and I can not eat either one of those onions.
I believe that “All dressed” flavour was created when all the flavours left over from manufacturing got mixed together. It’s the equivalent of a burger or pizza with “the works” - everything!! Fun video. Thanks guys!
I would equate it to the “standard dress” you would get on a sub sandwich or something like that. Lettuce, tomato, onions, oil, vinegar, salt, pepper. Etc. never had the flavor but it sounds pretty good
Love the content, in the next week or so expect a package from NY. My grandad passed away, him and I use to watch ur channel together. I’m sending you his bronze star that’s in a frame with a certificate he got. His plan was to send it but he passed before we could. I know you guys will cherish it idc if you open it on camera or not. Just sending it as a ty you made so many good memories for me and grandad. Ty again for all the love and positivity
You sent his Bronze Star? Wow. What an incredibly touching gesture! But I must admit that this family will appreciate it and will understand the significance.
@@RLKmedic0315 yes, he truly enjoyed watching them with me and it was his idea. So I decided to do what he wanted. It’ll be sent out first thing Monday morning as I had to get it framed quick. It warms my heart knowing it’s going to them and they’ll cherish it. ♥️
@@dragunsrage8039 ty, it was unexpected as he was healthy for his age. It’s been hard. It truly warms my heart that people care most don’t. I hope you have a blessed day
You hit the nail on the head with your comparison of Ruffles and Lays. Ruffles originally ran ad campaigns about how their ridges gave them the strength to handle dips without breaking.
@@magnificent6668 they are still around. I live in wisconsin and the gas station chain from the midwest has them. See if you can find “urge” brand chips online.
Watching you all get ready to try All Dressed chips put a HUGE smile on my face, especially when you tried to figure out the flavour! Because to be honest, like myself, most Canadians have NO clue what the actual flavour is supposed to be, we just like it anyways lol!
@@shawnteeisme personally, the Ruffles are my favorite (also the original of the two, lays did a copy cat thing). But even that description doesn't do them justice.
Poor Kilo! He was waiting for someone to give him a taste. We actually have cotton candy grapes 🍇, I've seen them in Florida and Tennessee. They taste really good, sweet yet refreshing.
Yes to the grapes, although I found some red ones that were a tad better and actually seedless. Can't remember name. And nothing beats champagne grapes!
I’ve had a grapple before. It’s a grape/apple hybrid. Looks like an apple, tastes like a grape. It was interesting. I don’t know if they even make them anymore. It’s been years since I’ve seen them.
I know how much you guys enjoyed the onion dip. Trust me when I say you need to try that dip with original Ruffles (or pretty much any variety). They were made for each other.
Mac & Cheese is my favorite food ever! I absolutely love your channel, and how you enjoy exploring new cultures of different countries! I love to travel, and based on your content, I think it would be awesome if you, as a family, went on a vacation somewhere.
I don’t know about everyone else , but in Canada, Kraft Dinner is our brand of choice for macaroni and cheese and we use it so much that we just call any boxes Of Mac and Cheese, Kraft Dinner or KD for short
Slightly disagree. All Dressed Chips are exactly what they sound like, potato chips flavored with ALL the dressings (ketchup, salt, vinegar, barbecue, sour cream, onion and other mystery seasonings.) Beloved by Canadians.
Food Taster, as a US resident, I recently dried some kettle chips that had all dressed flavor. I agree with you exactly! I think I was only missing the vinegar. But my 1st impression was "barbecue and ketchup mixed together".
My mom made the best macaroni and cheese when I was a kid!! When I got married, I also made mac and cheese from scratch and served it with breaded, fried pork chops!! So good!!
I would love to see y'all taking trips to beautiful locations all over New Zealand. Especially to locations where they filmed the Lord of the Rings trilogy and the Hobbit trilogy.
Ruffles and Lays are the same company. One chip is smooth and “Ruffles have ridges” to hold the dip on the chip better. I prefer the smooth Lays. Atlanta should look up a homemade Mac-n-cheese recipe for your family!! Way better than boxed :)
As an American I’ve tried All Dressed chips and I absolutely love them. I wish they were sold this side of the border Lay’s have temporarily sold them in the US before to show off their “international flavors” to us Americans (and that was how I got to try them) but it is generally only sold in Canada
I recently saw them at Walmart and I live in California. I've seen them off and on since they were 1st introduced a couple years ago. They were ok, rather have a small bag rather than a big one.
Great video guys! I'm a Canadian now living in the US for the past 15 years. Ketchup chips are big in Canada - though they're not my fave. The poutine flavouring isn't for the mac and cheese - it's a gravy you put on french fries with cheese curds. That's what poutine is - invented in Canada. And All Dressed flavour is a combination of ketchup, barbecue, sour cream and onion, and salt and vinegar flavors all rolled into one chip.
The poutine flavoring is for the kraft dinner. It was a promo running in Canada to add these flavor boosts to your kraft dinner. They had poutine, butter chicken, cotton candy and jalapeno.
Macaroni and Cheese is one of my favorite foods ever 😋 Your videos are awesome and I love to watch them Great job you guys 😊 Side note to Sam, you are a very loving husband and father
Never seen those booster things either. For a bit of change i usually go for adding a can of either mushroom, brocoli or bacon cream into my Mac & cheese, it's pretty great.
I'm from Canada and love how you guys try all kinds of different treats. I haven't had the Tim Hortons cereal but I've heard most adults prefer the cafe mocha one. I do love all dressed chips, as well as ketchup flavored ones.
My wife and I been binge watching your channel since we found your channel yesterday. You all are a blessing and a joy to watch. I noticed yous guys talk some about American camping foods. We camp a lot. We have shown some foods we eat while camping. Two of our favites are pudgy pies and hobo packets. Thank you for being the blessings you all are. Take care always. ( My wife is Filipina) Ingat lagi. (Means take care always in Tagalog) God bless.
"Who eats these one by one?" Me! I do! Have since as far back as I can remember. This video is making me miss my fave treats from back home (I'm a Canadian living in NZ). Ketchup chips (Lay's brand), all dressed chips (ruffles brand), and dill pickle chips (Lay's brand) are my top fave chips ever. Yum yum yum 😋
Here in Canada All Dressed is our take on a Ranch +++ flavour. It's meant to be a combo of the best parts of many flavours. The mac and cheese, or as we call it "KD" is a staple in so many households here. It's great to just have handy for anytime you want a fast easy meal and you can do so much to it. One of our favorites is KD with a can of tuna mixed in. They also make a KD Pasta Salad version that is also awesome with tuna, celery and green onions chopped up into it. That's one of our summertime 'gottahaves', Lol. Great videos NZ Fam. Thank you so much.
I heard before, that Canada is pretty big on Ketchup flavored chips. If I see any at the stores in my part of Texas, I will need to buy some. Good reaction video! ✝
Imo, all dressed is better than ketchup. But in some Spanish speaking countries, you can get chips that have a ketchup packet inside. Check the bodegas
Denzel is a man of few words, but makes the absolute best faces! What a lovely family. I started watching Kiwi Kicker, and have absolutely adored the switch to the whole family. Stay well. Really enjoy your content. 👍🏽
It would be great if you all could visit Canada some day. Our neighbors to the north are some of the best people in the world. Thanks for the fun video.
Here in the states I never heard of ketchup chips. I also never heard of flavored mac and cheese before. As far as chips though, Lays is always my first go-to when buying chips.
"The origins of cotton candy trace back centuries, all the way to Renaissance Italy. Back then, chefs melted and spun sugar manually. The process included them pulling the candy into thin strands using forks and draping it over broom handles. These hand-spun candies were not only labor-intensive but also expensive."
Here in Canada we use the terms Cotton Candy and Candy Floss interchangeably. Interesting side note, the French term for it, Barbapapa literally translates to "Daddy's beard" and there was a kids cartoon back in the 70's with the same name.
WOW never heard of ketchup chips or additions to mac n cheese. Don't see how cotton candy can be a tasty addition. 😳 I'm not a huge fan of ketchup except as a BBQ base😋
I put hickory sticks or plain potato sticks on my hot dogs and I like to drizzle sweet barbecue sauce on my macaroni lol idk maybe I'm weird. Love you guys!!! ❤️ I cracked up at his concentration face trying to get that coffee cereal down 🤣
Can confirm the bbq sauce on KD. I put some bbq sauce into the water before boiling it, it makes it a bit more subtle so you can still taste the cheese.
I’m American so I’ve never had KD, but I’m sure it probably tastes like our Kraft Mac & cheese…? We don’t have the flavor packets here and very jealous tbh. Can’t believe we don’t have it! I want to try those cereals too! I need to go to Canada!
American KD apparently has a different flavour than ours... same company though. Quick trivia, Kraft foods, was originally a small butcher shop, owned by JL Kraft, who also sold his home made cheese, in Fort Erie ont Canada. Most of his customers were Americans crossing the river from Buffalo NY, so, he moved his operation there.
All-Dressed is Canada's favorite chip flavor. It's hard to describe. It's a combo of multiple flavors, like BBQ, Salt and Vinegar, Sour Cream and Onion and Ketchup in one chip. I find most people either love it or hate it, very few people have a middling reaction to them. Poutine is one of the most Well-Known Canadian original dishes. It is French Fries, Cheese Curds and Gravy at its base, though there are many varieties, where they add things like Peas or Chicken. It's a very hearty dish, which is perfect for a place with really harsh winters like Canada.
So I had to look up "All Dressed" flavor as I had never heard of it. The description says "a mixture of salt, pepper, catsup and bbq sauce". It is apparently also a popular pizza flavor.
All dressed means the works or all the toppings for a pizza. That’s where it originated. For instance, where I’m from all dressed usually will mean Pepperoni, Salami, Ham, Mushroom, Onion, Bacon, Ground Beef and Green Pepper. It varies from place to place though.
14:46 Glad you each liked different chips! Avoid Pringles, they're way too processed - kettle chips are better. Hickory Sticks are surprisingly addictive :) ! Cheers from Holland Landing, Ontario.
When you are allowed to travel outside of New Zealand again you should try to visit Quebec, Canada and try poutine from the place that invented it. Poutine is one of the most popular Canadian snack foods or side dishes. Also recommend visiting the east coast of Canada they have the best lobster there and lots of beautiful scenery.
Hey my New Zealand family I swear to gosh you are the best and most positive family I have seen on RUclips lately I look forward to every new video and all the new cooking episodes y’all are awesome thank you very much for brightening my day one thing I can tell you is to try is warhead candy (super sour) and crybabies candy (bubble gum and again super sour) thank you again for everything y’all do have a great day
I love All-Dressed chips. Kind of hard to come by down below the border in places, but thank goodness I live close enough to the Canadian border I can find them.
Ruffles, Lays, & Doritos all have the same parent food company, PepsiCo. These are all likely made at the same plant as the flavoring is sprayed on hot while the newly formed flavorless chip is formed moments before and drying on a conveyor belt. Pringles is a mega corporation by Proctor & Gamble.
The most flavoured chips are made in Winnipeg. Old Dutch Company which is Canadian and base their chips more on flavor and less on salt. I'm from Manitoba so I grew up having all brands of chips.
I live in the Midwest never seen ketchup flavored anything in my local stores.Not a ketchup person anyway and I think salsa has surpassed ketchup as our most selling condiment.
Actually, there is a ketchup flavored item readily available in the Midwest. I'm originally from the Chicago area and you could get 2 brands of brand potato sticks that came plain or ketchup, Andy Capp and PicNik (not certain of spelling). The PicNik came in cardboard "cans".
@@steveyork8069 They really are very good. The ketchup flavor is akin to bbq, just no smoky taste. I don't really use ketchup but those ketchup flavor potato sticks are tasty. I live in California now and both are available here. I was surprised to see them, thought it was a Midwest thing, lol. I wish the Lays ketchup chips were available. I've tried the Dressed, still sold here.
I actually like the green tea Kit-Kats. My brother lives in Japan and always brings those when he visits. He also brought sake flavored ones that actually had booze in them. They were not half bad. And one that was just wheat flavored, but it was DELICIOUS. It just had this mellow, creamy, slightly sweet taste.
I just found your page and may I say that I absolutely love your family and your love and chemistry!! It is truly beautiful all while being hilarious in the right places as well! Thanks for sharing love in times the world needs it!
"All dressed" began as short hand when ordering pizza, burgers etc. - it just means with all the all the toppings (when I was a kid we would order all dressed, NO anchovies). Chip makers appropriated the name for chips with a combo of flavours). For a time, there was also a Loaded flavour which combined sour cream & onion, cheese and bacon flavours). There really is a Miss Vickie, her husband was a potato farmer near Alliston, Ont. (about 100 km north of Toronto) and she started making kettle style chips and selling them locally - she hit the big time & sold out to Frito-Lay
There was a Miss Vickies distributor located in a house on my street when i was in my teens. We had numerous convenience stores within a few seconds drive, pizza shops and schools.
That cotton candy flavored mac and cheese has to be a joke. Ive never heard of that before and it sounds uh.... DISGUSTING. I wouldn't eat that even if my life depended on it lol.
I wonder if it was meant to be put on the pasta instead of the cheese? Same with the other two as well. Like, you could fix half the pasta with the cheese flavor and the other half with cotton candy or something.
@@kev7161 I know you can make creamed macaroni sort of like the same way you might male rice pudding so I was wondering too if you missed out the cheese and or made your own Macaroni
I'm from Buffalo,NY and we border Ontario. I grew up in Fort Erie, Ontario during the summers. This tasting brought me back. I love Canada and all the tasty treats we didn't have. Planning on crossing the border for ketchup chips because of this. Thank you 😊
Such a fun and warm-looking family. I can't believe you guys choked down some of those things. Your guess is correct, some of those items I've actually never even seen in my local grocery stores. And I don't live in a small town, I live in San Diego California. Sometimes you can find strange items like those in small liquor stores or gas stations here and there. I enjoyed you guys trying them out so I don't have to! Thanks!
I myself do not care what tyhe seasonings are for the "All Dressed" chips are, I will tell you I absolutely love it. I can eat an entire bag in one sitting if I am not careful. All Dressed is amazing chips and I buy in bulk when I find them.
All dressed and ketchup are my favorite chips 😁Also I crunch up the hickory sticks and put them in my homemade burgers 👌 sooo good !!! 👋 from Nova Scotia 🇨🇦
Great video guys. The trick to eating ketchup and/or All dressed chips specifically is you have to keep eating them. The more you eat the more you want. The tastes become less “shocking” but also exponentially better the more you eat.
We need to figure a way for you all to try some of the killer fried items from the Texas State Fair...fried Oreos, fried ice cream, fried Twinkies, fried cheesecake, fried lasagna, fried BLT...
Not sure but when I lived in Canada, all dressed referred to how you ordered your pizza toppings. Poutine began in the province of Quebec and spread across Canada (USA?) as a topping with cheese curds (yuk) over french fries. The favorite mac and cheese is from Kraft; they even have it precooked in small containers so children can pop one into the microwave! Factoid: Timbits are usually the middle of doughnuts; a fun treat; we have them in the USA. I love watching your family; gives me hope for humanity; also love Kylo (sp?); what a cutie.
Taupo name was driving me crazy so finally looked it up. That was my first stop after picking up my caravan and leaving Auckland for all points south. Stopped and had lunch on the shores of the lake at Dixie Browns :) :). Can't wait to get back to New Zealand. Shooting for January!!!
Im a canadian and the ms vickies are all kettle cooked and they just released a new flavor sweet and spicy ketchup, taste so good ! Also if you never tried poutine you missing on something yes i know the real cheese curd are hard to get outside Quebec province but if you can get some u need to try it!
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The first time I had ketchup potato chips was in Canada while on a family vacation for Expo 86' in 1986. We were at the Flinstones Viliage theme park in Chilliwack Canada. It's a great memory..
Cotton candy mac n cheese "It's what serial killers eat" That should be their slogan on the box 😂
The cotton candy macaroni and cheese is not something that I would eat.
It sounds disgusting. I make my own mac and cheese. The boxed one has a terrible flavor. I couldn't bring myself to even try the cotton candy one. Lol
They Should SERVE This to serial killers every meal and SNACK 24 hour's a day 😉🤣 So They know what's on the menu
I think it is
I really appreciate the way Denzel can move between being animated, goofy and giggly and then also just quiet focus. Both of these kids are just awesome little young people.
Atlanta's comment " So we're eating wood flavored chips?" cracked me up! Great video guys! Sam's reaction to the cotton candy mac & cheese would be the same as mine. Why would they do that?
Exactly! "Cotton candy mac & cheese" .... this is obscene! This package may have come from Canada, but I can assure you this is not a favored snack in Canada. I've lived in Canada all my life, and I've never seen this anywhere. I feel nauseous just thinking about this snack! Yuck!!
@@pinky2245 Exactly! I’m in the US and have never heard of such a thing. Who would do that to perfectly fine Mac and cheese!?!?
In Canadian and I've never met someone who likes it lol!
The ketchup chips are largely a Canadian thing, as are the all dressed (named for a baked potato "with everything"), but both are available in the States.
Who dat?
In USA we refer to a baked potato as being "loaded" if it has
sour cream, chives, bacon bits on it.
Minus the Chives for me, as I am highly allergic to Chives, I use sweet onions instead.
@@marydavis5234 Wow. Chives are mainly for the color enhancement.
Sweet or Vidalia are way better!😋
and cheese
@@marydavis5234 chives and onions and garlic are all in the allium family, cant be allergic to one and not the others!
@@sawtootheyes523 wrong, Chives are from the Allium Schoenptraun plants, Sweet onions are from the lily plant, two different plants, white and yellow onions are from the same plants as Chives and I can not eat either one of those onions.
I believe that “All dressed” flavour was created when all the flavours left over from manufacturing got mixed together. It’s the equivalent of a burger or pizza with “the works” - everything!! Fun video. Thanks guys!
Not quite. It’s an intentional flavor.
I would equate it to the “standard dress” you would get on a sub sandwich or something like that. Lettuce, tomato, onions, oil, vinegar, salt, pepper. Etc. never had the flavor but it sounds pretty good
Ive had Deep River kettle chips all dressed. It's sort of a mix of ketchup and BBQ. I'm not a fan of ketchup chips, but they were okay
Notes of Smokey BBQ, S&V, Ketchup, and Onion
So good
😂😂😂 Every taste test, I'm always watching Denzel for his true reaction. If it's good, you know it. If it's bad, you know it. 🤣
I get a kick out of his brutal honesty. 😁😂
I'm in USA and I absolutely LOVE 💕 Mac n cheese!
I love original Mac & Cheese, but not all these crazy 'new' flavors. Disgusting!
Wow you're so original.
I’m just AMAZED how willing the children are to try EVERYTHING! Pretty awesome!😂🥰
Why not?
Yes Ma'am Agreed🌹
@@mikewrasman5103 cos most children of that age aren’t very adventurous with there foods
Love the content, in the next week or so expect a package from NY. My grandad passed away, him and I use to watch ur channel together. I’m sending you his bronze star that’s in a frame with a certificate he got. His plan was to send it but he passed before we could. I know you guys will cherish it idc if you open it on camera or not. Just sending it as a ty you made so many good memories for me and grandad. Ty again for all the love and positivity
Sorry for your loss. I’m sure they’ll cherish deeply
God Bless you!!
You sent his Bronze Star? Wow. What an incredibly touching gesture! But I must admit that this family will appreciate it and will understand the significance.
@@RLKmedic0315 yes, he truly enjoyed watching them with me and it was his idea. So I decided to do what he wanted. It’ll be sent out first thing Monday morning as I had to get it framed quick. It warms my heart knowing it’s going to them and they’ll cherish it. ♥️
@@dragunsrage8039 ty, it was unexpected as he was healthy for his age. It’s been hard. It truly warms my heart that people care most don’t. I hope you have a blessed day
You hit the nail on the head with your comparison of Ruffles and Lays. Ruffles originally ran ad campaigns about how their ridges gave them the strength to handle dips without breaking.
I miss ketchup flavored chips down here in the lower 49. 😢
@@magnificent6668 they are still around. I live in wisconsin and the gas station chain from the midwest has them. See if you can find “urge” brand chips online.
@@magnificent6668 just dip your chips in ketchup. 😉
Check TJ Maxx and Marshall's. All dressed is now made by Ruffles and Deep River kettle chips
It’s sometime confusing when you refer to dessert as pudding. Pudding for us is a specific dessert. Not all encompassing.
Watching you all get ready to try All Dressed chips put a HUGE smile on my face, especially when you tried to figure out the flavour! Because to be honest, like myself, most Canadians have NO clue what the actual flavour is supposed to be, we just like it anyways lol!
All Dressed is All the flavors in one.
As a US resident who only tried them recently, I remember thinking that they're like a combo of bbq and ketchup
Not from Canada but simple google lays said they are barbecue salt n vinegar and ketchup flavor
@@shawnteeisme personally, the Ruffles are my favorite (also the original of the two, lays did a copy cat thing). But even that description doesn't do them justice.
@@CommanderKol Imma have to find some online to ship to the states to try them! Im so intrigued
I've never heard of cotton candy mac and cheese nor would I try it, Bravo to y'all because you're braver than I would have been.
Same
Poor Kilo! He was waiting for someone to give him a taste. We actually have cotton candy grapes 🍇, I've seen them in Florida and Tennessee. They taste really good, sweet yet refreshing.
They are really good frozen.
We have them in NC too. Only Publix sells them down here I think
I've seen them at Sam's Club also.
Yes to the grapes, although I found some red ones that were a tad better and actually seedless. Can't remember name. And nothing beats champagne grapes!
I’ve had a grapple before. It’s a grape/apple hybrid. Looks like an apple, tastes like a grape. It was interesting. I don’t know if they even make them anymore. It’s been years since I’ve seen them.
I know how much you guys enjoyed the onion dip. Trust me when I say you need to try that dip with original Ruffles (or pretty much any variety). They were made for each other.
Mac & Cheese is my favorite food ever! I absolutely love your channel, and how you enjoy exploring new cultures of different countries! I love to travel, and based on your content, I think it would be awesome if you, as a family, went on a vacation somewhere.
If you don’t like how chemically tasting Kraft has gotten try Annie’s. Tastes like you remember Kraft tasting.
Cool video stay healthy have a wonderful weekend you a very cool family
I don’t know about everyone else , but in Canada, Kraft Dinner is our brand of choice for macaroni and cheese and we use it so much that we just call any boxes Of Mac and Cheese, Kraft Dinner or KD for short
ALL DRESSED is a Canadian chips flavour combination of ketchup , bbq and salt and vinegar !!! so yummy :)
Slightly disagree. All Dressed Chips are exactly what they sound like, potato chips flavored with ALL the dressings (ketchup, salt, vinegar, barbecue, sour cream, onion and other mystery seasonings.) Beloved by Canadians.
We get those in the US too…yum!
@@marleybob3157 that is what I was going to say too. It's all the chip flavors mixed in one.
Food Taster, as a US resident, I recently dried some kettle chips that had all dressed flavor. I agree with you exactly! I think I was only missing the vinegar. But my 1st impression was "barbecue and ketchup mixed together".
@@LindaC616 did you enjoy it ? What brand was it ?
Thanks for teaching your children through example and walking with them on their path to their future (and with laughter and JOY)!
My mom made the best macaroni and cheese when I was a kid!! When I got married, I also made mac and cheese from scratch and served it with breaded, fried pork chops!! So good!!
I just got hungry lol.
We do baked pork chops. Now I am hungry lol
I haven't had pork chops in years. Sounds so amazing....
@@QueenMoonbeam6 Me, too!!
@@LindaC616 It was deeeelicious!!
I would love to see y'all taking trips to beautiful locations all over New Zealand. Especially to locations where they filmed the Lord of the Rings trilogy and the Hobbit trilogy.
Or beautiful spots we've never heard of! I'm planning a trip to NZ (and Oz) in 2024 and would like to see some of the quieter spots.
@@KarynHill and that as well
Ruffles and Lays are the same company. One chip is smooth and “Ruffles have ridges” to hold the dip on the chip better. I prefer the smooth Lays. Atlanta should look up a homemade Mac-n-cheese recipe for your family!! Way better than boxed :)
I agree. Mac and cheese from scratch is the way to all
I really don't like any boxed Mac and cheese
Yay another Canadian snacks video :) As a Candian food taster and snacks lover im SOOOOOOO EXCITED FOR THIS !!!!
What is with you guys and ketchup? You'd love it here in NorCal. We produce more tomatoes than anyone anywhere.
Oh my God!! Ketchup is disgusting, and especially ketchup flavored chips ... GROSS!!
Now you’re trying things I’ve never tried! I’ll have to give this a shot!
I absolutely love you guys and your videos! My fave are the try videos ❤
As an American I’ve tried All Dressed chips and I absolutely love them. I wish they were sold this side of the border
Lay’s have temporarily sold them in the US before to show off their “international flavors” to us Americans (and that was how I got to try them) but it is generally only sold in Canada
I recently saw them at Walmart and I live in California. I've seen them off and on since they were 1st introduced a couple years ago. They were ok, rather have a small bag rather than a big one.
Great video guys! I'm a Canadian now living in the US for the past 15 years. Ketchup chips are big in Canada - though they're not my fave. The poutine flavouring isn't for the mac and cheese - it's a gravy you put on french fries with cheese curds. That's what poutine is - invented in Canada. And All Dressed flavour is a combination of ketchup, barbecue, sour cream and onion, and salt and vinegar flavors all rolled into one chip.
The poutine flavoring is for the kraft dinner. It was a promo running in Canada to add these flavor boosts to your kraft dinner. They had poutine, butter chicken, cotton candy and jalapeno.
Congratulations on the success of your RUclips channel. Amazing content and I look forward to seeing your weekly content.
GO HAWKS!!!!!
Yes! Go Hawks!!!
I've never seen ketchup chips before. And the Dorritos bag is based off the original packaging
Macaroni and Cheese is one of my favorite foods ever 😋
Your videos are awesome and I love to watch them
Great job you guys 😊
Side note to Sam, you are a very loving husband and father
I bet your neighbors and friends love you guys. They get to sample stuff from all over the place.
We have both the "Modern" and "Original" styled Doritos packaging in Canada.
same here in Michigan
We do too in california,but never seen the Ketchup flavor here.however I think in up state New York or New Hampshire I've seen them.🙂
Here on the east coast, jetchup and all dressed are starting to arrive. Check (strangely enough) Marshall's and TJMaxx
Thank you NZ family.
I've never heard of cotton candy flavored Mac & cheese...y'all were troopers for tasting it! Your pup is so cute by the way! Have a great weekend!
Never seen those booster things either. For a bit of change i usually go for adding a can of either mushroom, brocoli or bacon cream into my Mac & cheese, it's pretty great.
So glad you enjoyed a taste of Canada. Hugs from Milton, Ontario. Lovely family.👍🤠🇨🇦
I'm from Canada and love how you guys try all kinds of different treats. I haven't had the Tim Hortons cereal but I've heard most adults prefer the cafe mocha one. I do love all dressed chips, as well as ketchup flavored ones.
I'm Canadian (Montreal) and have never seen those KD flavour boosters.
@@j.h.3777 I saw them last summer for the first time, they also had Cheetos Hot Cheddar flavor.
I'm in Ontario.
My wife and I been binge watching your channel since we found your channel yesterday. You all are a blessing and a joy to watch. I noticed yous guys talk some about American camping foods. We camp a lot. We have shown some foods we eat while camping. Two of our favites are pudgy pies and hobo packets.
Thank you for being the blessings you all are. Take care always. ( My wife is Filipina) Ingat lagi. (Means take care always in Tagalog) God bless.
"Who eats these one by one?"
Me! I do! Have since as far back as I can remember.
This video is making me miss my fave treats from back home (I'm a Canadian living in NZ). Ketchup chips (Lay's brand), all dressed chips (ruffles brand), and dill pickle chips (Lay's brand) are my top fave chips ever. Yum yum yum 😋
I LOVE dill pickle chips!
Here in Canada All Dressed is our take on a Ranch +++ flavour. It's meant to be a combo of the best parts of many flavours. The mac and cheese, or as we call it "KD" is a staple in so many households here. It's great to just have handy for anytime you want a fast easy meal and you can do so much to it. One of our favorites is KD with a can of tuna mixed in. They also make a KD Pasta Salad version that is also awesome with tuna, celery and green onions chopped up into it. That's one of our summertime 'gottahaves', Lol. Great videos NZ Fam. Thank you so much.
I heard before, that Canada is pretty big on Ketchup flavored chips. If I see any at the stores in my part of Texas, I will need to buy some. Good reaction video! ✝
Imo, all dressed is better than ketchup. But in some Spanish speaking countries, you can get chips that have a ketchup packet inside. Check the bodegas
@@LindaC616 Agreed, I don't like ketchup chips at all but I could eat all dressed every day.
Denzel is a man of few words, but makes the absolute best faces! What a lovely family. I started watching Kiwi Kicker, and have absolutely adored the switch to the whole family. Stay well. Really enjoy your content. 👍🏽
Ketchup chips is HUGE deal in Canada and the LAYS version is the most popular one !!!!
I'm in Arizona and have never heard of Ketchup flavored chips
I have never heard of them and I’m from Pittsburgh and we like ketchup
Now replaced by Miss Vicky’s Sweet & Spicy Ketchup 🔥
@@helenchappell2632 ask a snowbird to bring you back some 😅😂
I''m in New Jersey. Ketchup flavored chips is a new one for me too.
It would be great if you all could visit Canada some day. Our neighbors to the north are some of the best people in the world. Thanks for the fun video.
Here in the states I never heard of ketchup chips. I also never heard of flavored mac and cheese before.
As far as chips though, Lays is always my first go-to when buying chips.
Me either, I’ve been trying to figure out what ketchup chips are?🇱🇷
It's so heart warming how much Atlanta favors her mother 🙏❤️
"The origins of cotton candy trace back centuries, all the way to Renaissance Italy. Back then, chefs melted and spun sugar manually. The process included them pulling the candy into thin strands using forks and draping it over broom handles. These hand-spun candies were not only labor-intensive but also expensive."
Funnily enough, though, sugar was a luxury, and the dental ramifications of a high-sugar diet were almost exclusively a problem of the rich.
Here in Canada we use the terms Cotton Candy and Candy Floss interchangeably. Interesting side note, the French term for it, Barbapapa literally translates to "Daddy's beard" and there was a kids cartoon back in the 70's with the same name.
Y’all are bonkers! LOL!! The “buzzer”, the added sound bytes, “toe action” and a few other things!
WOW never heard of ketchup chips or additions to mac n cheese. Don't see how cotton candy can be a tasty addition. 😳 I'm not a huge fan of ketchup except as a BBQ base😋
The little dude just smashing the Poutine KD was awesome.
I put hickory sticks or plain potato sticks on my hot dogs and I like to drizzle sweet barbecue sauce on my macaroni lol idk maybe I'm weird. Love you guys!!! ❤️ I cracked up at his concentration face trying to get that coffee cereal down 🤣
ok... Hickory sticks on a hotdog or Burger... I MAY have to steal that for a future date...
You are "one of a kind" 😉 I can see how that would be good. I have done regular potato chips on burgers and hot dogs before and liked it.
You should definitely try it guys it's yummy 🤤😋
Can confirm the bbq sauce on KD. I put some bbq sauce into the water before boiling it, it makes it a bit more subtle so you can still taste the cheese.
Glad to see you enjoying snacks I see all the time
I’m American so I’ve never had KD, but I’m sure it probably tastes like our Kraft Mac & cheese…? We don’t have the flavor packets here and very jealous tbh. Can’t believe we don’t have it! I want to try those cereals too! I need to go to Canada!
Lol KD stands for Kraft Dinner mac n cheese ...so yes you have...
American KD apparently has a different flavour than ours... same company though. Quick trivia, Kraft foods, was originally a small butcher shop, owned by JL Kraft, who also sold his home made cheese, in Fort Erie ont Canada. Most of his customers were Americans crossing the river from Buffalo NY, so, he moved his operation there.
All-Dressed is Canada's favorite chip flavor. It's hard to describe. It's a combo of multiple flavors, like BBQ, Salt and Vinegar, Sour Cream and Onion and Ketchup in one chip. I find most people either love it or hate it, very few people have a middling reaction to them. Poutine is one of the most Well-Known Canadian original dishes. It is French Fries, Cheese Curds and Gravy at its base, though there are many varieties, where they add things like Peas or Chicken. It's a very hearty dish, which is perfect for a place with really harsh winters like Canada.
So I had to look up "All Dressed" flavor as I had never heard of it. The description says "a mixture of salt, pepper, catsup and bbq sauce". It is apparently also a popular pizza flavor.
All dressed means the works or all the toppings for a pizza. That’s where it originated. For instance, where I’m from all dressed usually will mean Pepperoni, Salami, Ham, Mushroom, Onion, Bacon, Ground Beef and Green Pepper. It varies from place to place though.
Hello from Northern New Jersey. Always enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work. Be well and stay safe.
14:46 Glad you each liked different chips! Avoid Pringles, they're way too processed - kettle chips are better. Hickory Sticks are surprisingly addictive :) ! Cheers from Holland Landing, Ontario.
I TOTALLY agree with You on the Pringles, I'll never Ever buy them again. It's SOOOO MUCH better to GET THE normal chips.
Awesome family really enjoy your channel watching in Northern Ireland
When you are allowed to travel outside of New Zealand again you should try to visit Quebec, Canada and try poutine from the place that invented it. Poutine is one of the most popular Canadian snack foods or side dishes. Also recommend visiting the east coast of Canada they have the best lobster there and lots of beautiful scenery.
I live in MI and traveled to Toronto and had poutine. Missed it ever since! 🙃
Hey my New Zealand family I swear to gosh you are the best and most positive family I have seen on RUclips lately I look forward to every new video and all the new cooking episodes y’all are awesome thank you very much for brightening my day one thing I can tell you is to try is warhead candy (super sour) and crybabies candy (bubble gum and again super sour) thank you again for everything y’all do have a great day
I love All-Dressed chips. Kind of hard to come by down below the border in places, but thank goodness I live close enough to the Canadian border I can find them.
I'm outside Seattle. we can get all dressed around here, but I CANNOT get ketchup chips. miss them SOOOO much
If you don't mind that they're not Canadian, check bodegas or Brazilian stores. They often have something similar
Thats cool. I had an australian shepherd named ollie. He lived 2 b 19.nicest dog in the world. I miss him so much.
Ruffles, Lays, & Doritos all have the same parent food company, PepsiCo. These are all likely made at the same plant as the flavoring is sprayed on hot while the newly formed flavorless chip is formed moments before and drying on a conveyor belt.
Pringles is a mega corporation by Proctor & Gamble.
The most flavoured chips are made in Winnipeg. Old Dutch Company which is Canadian and base their chips more on flavor and less on salt. I'm from Manitoba so I grew up having all brands of chips.
You guys should do a special video where family and/or friends try some of these snacks too!
I live in the Midwest never seen ketchup flavored anything in my local stores.Not a ketchup person anyway and I think salsa has surpassed ketchup as our most selling condiment.
Actually, there is a ketchup flavored item readily available in the Midwest. I'm originally from the Chicago area and you could get 2 brands of brand potato sticks that came plain or ketchup, Andy Capp and PicNik (not certain of spelling). The PicNik came in cardboard "cans".
@@charlottemccaig578 Neither brand in my area!
@@steveyork8069 They really are very good. The ketchup flavor is akin to bbq, just no smoky taste. I don't really use ketchup but those ketchup flavor potato sticks are tasty. I live in California now and both are available here. I was surprised to see them, thought it was a Midwest thing, lol. I wish the Lays ketchup chips were available. I've tried the Dressed, still sold here.
I've occasionally found them in some regional brands, but never Lays.
I actually like the green tea Kit-Kats. My brother lives in Japan and always brings those when he visits.
He also brought sake flavored ones that actually had booze in them. They were not half bad.
And one that was just wheat flavored, but it was DELICIOUS. It just had this mellow, creamy, slightly sweet taste.
I just found your page and may I say that I absolutely love your family and your love and chemistry!! It is truly beautiful all while being hilarious in the right places as well! Thanks for sharing love in times the world needs it!
Ketchup chips must be a Canadian thing. I've never seen any of these before.
When I was young they were around a lot with all the flavors out it’s like they faded out but we just put in bowl with pepper.
Well they are trying snack from Canada...
I like to dip chips in real ketchup I also like to put potato chips on my sloppy joe and hotdogs for a crunch factor.
"All dressed" began as short hand when ordering pizza, burgers etc. - it just means with all the all the toppings (when I was a kid we would order all dressed, NO anchovies). Chip makers appropriated the name for chips with a combo of flavours). For a time, there was also a Loaded flavour which combined sour cream & onion, cheese and bacon flavours). There really is a Miss Vickie, her husband was a potato farmer near Alliston, Ont. (about 100 km north of Toronto) and she started making kettle style chips and selling them locally - she hit the big time & sold out to Frito-Lay
There was a Miss Vickies distributor located in a house on my street when i was in my teens. We had numerous convenience stores within a few seconds drive, pizza shops and schools.
We have the loaded in the US. I don't think we have all dressed though, at least I have not seen it.
That cotton candy flavored mac and cheese has to be a joke. Ive never heard of that before and it sounds uh.... DISGUSTING.
I wouldn't eat that even if my life depended on it lol.
Canada can keep that one lol we don't want that here in the U.S. lol
I wonder if it was meant to be put on the pasta instead of the cheese? Same with the other two as well. Like, you could fix half the pasta with the cheese flavor and the other half with cotton candy or something.
@@ImOutOfMtDew Most Canadians don't want it either!
@@kev7161 I know you can make creamed macaroni sort of like the same way you might male rice pudding so I was wondering too if you missed out the cheese and or made your own Macaroni
I'm from Buffalo,NY and we border Ontario. I grew up in Fort Erie, Ontario during the summers. This tasting brought me back. I love Canada and all the tasty treats we didn't have. Planning on crossing the border for ketchup chips because of this. Thank you 😊
im a dual citizen of Canada and NZ. i was teaching my friends here in canada God Defend new zealand earlier. thanks for showing canada love
Wow, All dressed sounds amazing! Love the videos!
From the USA… never heard of any of those flavors of Mac N Cheese. Love your videos!!
cool box! thanks for sending it! I love poutine
Such a fun and warm-looking family. I can't believe you guys choked down some of those things. Your guess is correct, some of those items I've actually never even seen in my local grocery stores. And I don't live in a small town, I live in San Diego California. Sometimes you can find strange items like those in small liquor stores or gas stations here and there. I enjoyed you guys trying them out so I don't have to! Thanks!
I’m from the U.S.A. And never heard of cotton candy Mac and cheese. Lol. Poor Kyler wants a bite. Thanks for sharing.
All Dressed is an older term we use to use to say “the works” for a pizza. So if you asked for an all dressed pizza. It means all the toppings.
What a great family, cheers
I myself do not care what tyhe seasonings are for the "All Dressed" chips are, I will tell you I absolutely love it. I can eat an entire bag in one sitting if I am not careful. All Dressed is amazing chips and I buy in bulk when I find them.
I still think Homemade mac and cheese is the best!! Especially with bacon in it!! It's waaaayyyy better than the kind that comes in a box!!
All dressed and ketchup are my favorite chips 😁Also I crunch up the hickory sticks and put them in my homemade burgers 👌 sooo good !!! 👋 from Nova Scotia 🇨🇦
That's the vintage Doritos bag they brought back from the 70s & 80s......love the videos!
All dressed is pure Canadian. Hickory sticks are awesome. A fav of mine.
I think it's absolutely awesome that you all are willing and game to try unfamiliar foods... good for you!!!
Great video guys. The trick to eating ketchup and/or All dressed chips specifically is you have to keep eating them. The more you eat the more you want. The tastes become less “shocking” but also exponentially better the more you eat.
Yay they're back.
We live in South Carolina, USA. Never heard of All Dressed chips or Cotton candy flavor Mac and cheese. My wife and I enjoy your blogs.
We need to figure a way for you all to try some of the killer fried items from the Texas State Fair...fried Oreos, fried ice cream, fried Twinkies, fried cheesecake, fried lasagna, fried BLT...
Candy Floss...
It's an extremely typical carnival/ county fair and amusement park food.
Like popcorn and huge drinks at movie theaters.
“ you thought of that one Timmy” lol.
Not sure but when I lived in Canada, all dressed referred to how you ordered your pizza toppings. Poutine began in the province of Quebec and spread across Canada (USA?) as a topping with cheese curds (yuk) over french fries. The favorite mac and cheese is from Kraft; they even have it precooked in small containers so children can pop one into the microwave! Factoid: Timbits are usually the middle of doughnuts; a fun treat; we have them in the USA. I love watching your family; gives me hope for humanity; also love Kylo (sp?); what a cutie.
Taupo name was driving me crazy so finally looked it up. That was my first stop after picking up my caravan and leaving Auckland for all points south. Stopped and had lunch on the shores of the lake at Dixie Browns :) :). Can't wait to get back to New Zealand. Shooting for January!!!
thank you for your rational . I 'm a subscriber of you . keepup the good work .
Oh all dressed is basically all the classic flavors in a mix... a few variations, they all good to me.
Peace, Love!!
Hello from Tacoma Washington love watching your video
Im a canadian and the ms vickies are all kettle cooked and they just released a new flavor sweet and spicy ketchup, taste so good ! Also if you never tried poutine you missing on something yes i know the real cheese curd are hard to get outside Quebec province but if you can get some u need to try it!
Ruffles has ridges thats to hold the dip better
It’s so cool how do this keep up the good work 👍
Man!!! I love you guys!! You are all CRAZY good!!!