Brits try Auntie Anne’s Pretzels in a Mall
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Today we headed to a shopping mall in New Jersey, which inside, had an Auntie Anne's so of course we had to try as many pretzels as we could!
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If you want to see the Amish just go to Lancaster, PA that's where they live they got stores and all kinds of stuff there.
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If you are still in PA there's a Amish buffet called Shady Maple Smorgasbord.
Another option to see the Amish besides Lancaster Pennsylvania is Berlin, Ohio and the surrounding counties. We even have a restaurant called "The Amish Door." Lots of fun places based on the Amish to visit and explore.
It's so fun to see the wild reactions of visitors to the Amish for us locals... It's common here to get stuck behind an Amish buggy on the country roads, lots of stores have specific horse buggy parking spots (even Home Depot!), or just to see them at farmers markets.
This is a 30 year old American experience. The mall is on its last legs. If you find one that isn’t half empty store fronts and tumbleweeds, you’re in for a nostalgic treat.
Like living dinosaurs! We used to meet up with grandma and walk around the shops, make a wish at the fountain with a penny from grandmas purse, eat msg filled Chinese food or a slice of pizza in the food court, go to the toy store and maybe get a knickknack if u were lucky but mainly play with display toys, grab a lemonade from auntie Ann’s and exit by the movie theater to head home.
I'm in an area with a bit of a Mall resurgence since the pandemic. People were just glad to be out and a lot of the stores have adjusted to selling far less new fashion, and far more of last year's remainders at deep discount. Not the TJ Maxx/Marshalls approach, but as Outlets of a particular brand. Entire Malls have closed, but the remaining ones are doing better. Amazon is their constant competition, of course, but leveraging stuff like having online stores, and having free shipping to Store locations is helping too.
The Strip Malls are the places dying most now. Sometimes they're half empty. Occasionally there's a single store left.
Older than that. I grew up in the 70's and pretty much spent my entire adolescence at the mall.
ONLY USING CAPS FOR ME TO SEE BETTER - MALLS IN NYC ARE CLOSING DUE TO THE RECENT LIGHT FINGER CLIENTELLE
Yes! They were so busy especially at Christmas time you could hardly find a partking spot. Now people just sit at home and order everything punching little buttons on their phone or laptop. Sad
The fact that you’re eating Auntie Anne’s outside of, what used to be, a Hollister is so classically American. You did it right!!
Was Josh a Hollister model? He definitely could have been.
American eagle model too
I have CONNECTIONS to the Amish community , my family is Mennonite and lives in Indiana where there’s a huge Amish community. We also have family in Ohio where another large Amish community is. I would love to take you guys around and show you the food - casserole, egg noodles, homemade bread, Amish peanut butter, etc. and get you guys a horse and buggy ride! I feel like we should do an Amish road trip through Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania - that would be epic
I've been waiting for this. I come from a Mennonite family and yes they have not tried food until they have had Amish Mennonite food. I keep wanting them to try a sugar cream pie or the real chicken pop pie/ chicken n dumplings
I have zero connection to the Amish community…but I grew up in Pennsylvania and my family visited Amish country all the time. I agree that their food especially their breads and pies are top tier!
@@meleseini113 the homemade bread is top tier for sure!
@@glorey7673 yessss!
I come from a Pa Dutch. So I used to have a good bit of Amish folks we were friendly with. Now I miss my grandmas cooking. God I miss Hog maw and chicken stoup. (Soup thickened like a stew and amazing during the winter.)
Luke nailed it with his comments about eating his way through a bag of pretzel bites while waiting for his wife/girlfriend to finish shopping. I did that many times back before my wife discovered Amazon Prime.
I wish my fiance would choose amazon prime over in person shopping...
Haha!
@@TorraTech She doesn't have my wifes spending habits then. She will get one or two things one day and then one or two more the next day so I have to constantly wait for her packages so the fucking thieves don't steal them.
@@Sho81I stopped ordering packages to my house. I live in a city and regularly get packages stolen, have even had my house broken into and robbed. I ship everything to my parents in the suburbsand make the hour drive to pick up whatever I need.
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I had this exact thought…on both accounts 😂
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I fast-forwarded to the commercial, just to watch it after reading this! LOLs!! You were not lying - comedy genius!
Not just rhyme but meter and theme too
Just two blokes sharing a pretzel together at a mall. That's what life is all about.
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Couldn’t have said it better
2 blokes with a totally platonic relationship
Freshly made pretzels with cream cheese or ketchup are the best
@@user-gy1ji1qh1w ketchup..? 🫢🤔
For someone who misses the old Jolly format, this was a nice nod to the past. I’d love to see you guys filming more in your studio, opening boxes and reviewing snacks (with Grace laughing in the background.)
The chaos in that small room, i actually miss those
Me too! I miss sketchy Slavic MREs and Pacific Island snacks!
@@drexartim560 Ikr
Where do we sign the formal petition for this ?!
Same! I thought I was the only one missing the old format. The more recent episode with guests just wasn't doing it for me.
Gotta love the Game Room Cafe that took over the Hollister and didnt even change the front facade 😂
Omg I was wondering if I was going crazy 😜 I was like heyyyy something’s different lol
Luke is safe, he's the cameraman. We all know they're indestructible and always survive.
Luke is a treasure. 100% safe!
Don't ask Hud from Cloverfield.
@@kevingarrenwas just coming here to say this!
It's not like they are a drummer.
*Kenny from Scream enters the chat
"if you're Amish and you're watching this let us know"
nooo that's a trap!!! 🤣🤣
Mennonites
Lol took me a second to realize the issue.
Nope. It’s just about time for Rumshpringa so there could be Amish ppl watching. Or even Amish ppl who’ve yet to return from last year’s Rumshpringa.
@@melissadunton3534Just curious what that is. Is it a type of Amish group or location?
@@rubiesofgold7698 Rumspringa is like a time (like maybe 16 or 17) when Amish teenagers can experience things normally restricted by their community without the risk of being shunned, so that they can know if they want to choose to fully join their church and community as adults or if they want to live a different way and leave.
As an American, I am really amused by the Hollister turned gaming Café behind them. 😂
I like how they're sitting in front of what is an obviously closed Hollister store, rebranded to something else.
lol I was looking for this comment
Fun fact.. we call the sausage roll “pigs in a blanket.” Usually it’s a mini hot dog wrapped in a crescent roll.
Cocktail sausages actually
Their sausage rolls are better
For some reason, my whole extended family calls stuffed cabbages "pigs in a blanket" and I've never heard anyone else call stuffed cabbage that. I think someone in my family got confused many decades ago.
We also have pigs in blankets but they’re sausage wrapped in bacon
@@LadyBeyondTheWall yeah, we always called them cabbage rolls
Auntie Anne's is the ultimate, "gotta run to the bathroom, I'll pick up a pretzel on the way back" food you yell to your friend when I was a kid...now it's the "feed the kids so they don't whine" auntie mode snack. That pretzel scent has been reeling me in for 25 years! lol
I love that Ollie took what Luke said about his wife and instantly related it to him and Josh xD and no one even mentioned or questioned it!
I was thinking the same thing!! They are the cutest couple!
So glad you guys have finally gotten around to Pennsylvania. If you want the full blown, true, Amish cooking, you do need to go to the middle of the state (Lancaster) ... but believe me, the cooking and some of their tourist restaurants are worth every hour out of the way.
It would be awesome to come back to PA in the Fall, preferably on a warmish day, when all the leaves have turned. Very hard to beat the ambiance of a crisp Pennsylvanian Autumn day with doughnuts and apple cider in tow.
Absolutely true! There are some wonderful places, most everything hand made that day.
They’re in NJ. I don’t know why they said they were in PA.
@@sabrinasimon5261 probably some geographical mishaps on their end. (I live in Western PA so wouldn't notice I'd they got the wrong location of a mall close to the border there. ) I mean, NJ isn't TOO far from PA. but kinda not really close to the Amish I'm aware of (maybe NJ has their own population? Would be interesting to research...)
They went to the Moorestown mall for Auntie Anne's but they were in Philly and didn't get a Philly Pretzel or go to Reading Terminal and get a real Amish Pretzel??
@@johnfoster3736 This is Moorestown, so really close to Philly I can see how they would be confused. There are several Amish Markets in South Jersey - Medford, Mullica Hill etc. All quite similar to Reading Terminal in Philly and some of the same families running them. Not an Amish population really just that they come over here to sell things.
We have a joke in the philippines: Introduce Auntie Anne to Papa John 😅
Classic!
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Tagal na ng Aunty Anne sa pinas. Never ko pa natry
lol havent heard that,,, di nga? 😂
I love Auntie Anne! I used to work at one when I was in high school. Part of why they're so delicious is because they get dunked in a vat of butter after they come out of the oven! They used to let us take the old leftover pretzels home because they were still good, so I would freeze them & re-bake them at a later date. My favorite pretzel was always the almond one.
This video is a blast from the past. I worked in a mall in the mid 2000's and Auntie Anne's was a place I loved to visit on breaks. Us mall employees were given big sheets of coupons and it was the best thing ever.
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laughing at the revamped hollister in the back, such a recognizable storefront😂😂 RIP
But my puka shell necklaces! 😩
LOL good eye.
Hahaha I thought the same thing...hey, that was a Hollister! 🤣
Was it Hollister or Ambercrombie that would have the employees spritz perfume on all the clothes?
@@raptorixrappyI think both but hollister always smelt really strong!
Honestly, I glad I grew up in the 90s-00s mall culture, because there was nothing better than walking around the mall with an auntie Anne's pretzel and an orange Julius. It's depressing now that half of the stores have left. Even the Hollister behind them turned into weird gaming lounge.
I wish Topsy’s was still around so they could add a cherry limeade and candy popcorn to their mall adventure
Don’t forget a Great American Cookie
And you eventually end up at either Chick-fil-A or Sbarro
@@curtyeomans8446 Or the other cookie - Debbie something?
I didn't eat Anne's so much. I preferred Hot Dog on a Stick with my Orange Julius.
A couple of Brits eating Auntie Anne’s by a fountain in a mall with the corpse of a Hollister turned arcade in the background.
That use to be the mall I went to growing up and I always remember sharing the almond pretzel with my mom whenever we went clothes shopping for me. Auntie Anne’s is pinnacle nostalgia.
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@@DeliaLee8 it's very creative, that's what that is. :D
Hilarious watching Ollie’s face when his British tastebuds try to cope with the sweetness of some American foods 😂
I agree with Jolly tho, that dip is way too much with the cinnamon sugar pretzel
@@lilykep Agreed. I don't know why anyone would dip a sugar-covered pretzel into sugary icing.
for those that dont know, thats the moorestown mall in moorestown nj, and i used to go when i was younger. its gotten more bland as more stores have closed, it would've been better if they went somewhere like the cherry hill mall (same state, similar region) which is bigger, more lively, and has more stores... plus they have auntie annes
I grew up in SoCal in the 70' & 80's and I can remember when we'd go to our local mall in Cerritos. It was a huge treat for us to go to Farrell's for dinner and their once famous ice cream desserts. Then we'd hit Sees Candies for a free chocolate sample and off to Sears to exchange Craftsman hand tools for my dad or to Orbach's for some clothes for us kids. We'd head back out into the mall and go to Swiss Colony for pickled eggs to go with some Orange Julius. It was fun to peek into all the store fronts while keeping watch for friends and/or family who might also be shopping too!
In 1990 I went to work at that same Sears in those same hardware and paint departments that I used to love going to with my dad to help him find the tools he needed or to buy the paint we'd use on and in our house. I have to admit I shed a tear or two when I found out that that Sears eventually closed. I have some fun and some not so fun memories from my 10 years working there first as an associate and then as the assistant manager of the paint dept.
I now live 65 miles, one way, from a mall and haven't been in one in over 20 years!
Oh, and Auntie Anne's cinnamon & sugar pretzels would battle with Cinnabon for my choice of a quick snack when I'd get my breaks while working at Sears.
Ollie's NordVPN shenanigans makes me not skip that segment.
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I’m glad to see just the regular crew back again.
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Jesus loves you. Nothing can compare to how he loves you. When he hung on that cross, he thought of you. As they tore open his back, he thought of your prayer time with him. As the thorns dug into his head, he thought of you spending time in the word of God. As the spears went into his side, he imagined embracing you in heaven.
Glad they’re pa finally
When Josh said the almond one was his favorite, my heart was filled. People sleep on that flavor. It’s my ultimate favorite ❤️
Fun fact - There was (possibly still there) an Auntie Annes in Hongdae, Seoul inside the food court of the CGV movie theatre building. It was my favorite comfort food during 3 years living there. :)
Yeah they are everywhere here in Seoul lol
You are soooooo close to the Amish. Lancaster County PA...just an hour or so west of Philly. The Amish hub is there. Also, if you have the chance, stop by the second largest mall in America: King of Prussia. You'll get lost but you'll enjoy the stores and food:+) But definitely check out the Amish...go on a buggy ride with them...check out the myriad of arts and crafts they make by hand...and the food, oh my goodness the food. It's ALL fresh and homemade. God bless~
You can actually ride in the buggie with them? That is so cool. I was in Pennsylvania on Thursday visiting my sister when a woman and her two little kids went by her house. The kids were so cute in their little bonnets (Mom was wearing one too!). I will have to check into that ride.
@@paanne1013 Yes, you can ride in a buggy. On Old Philadelphia Pike near Intercourse, PA there are two places that have buggy rides.
Yes!! Lancaster, PA for the Amish!!! Amazing food!!
They should go to shady maple smorgasbord, that would be hilarious!
@@nataliephillips799 I was thinking of sending them there. But there are lots of other places too:+) God bless~
The dying malls just make Auntie Anne’s that much more appreciated as a beacons of a richer past. PS: I never knew the creator was Amish.
Malls are still popular where I live especially outlet malls. However, I have been to some places where the mall was a ghost town.
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First reaction: Hey they were at the Moorestown Mall!!
Two seconds later: wait, they went to the Moorestown Mall when the Cherry Hill Mall, LITERALLY the first mall in America, was down the street?
Really cool to see a place I lived next to for ten years featured on the show, though.
Oh wow, it would have been cool if they'd gone there, just for more bits. They probably didn't do any research and just found a mall in their gps or something 😢
I also had this reaction! The moorewtown mall has been a ghost town for a while now, they would’ve found much more life at cherry hill lol
I was shocked when I saw the mall in the background. Blown away they were in the area!
Is there an auntie Anne's at cherry hill mall? I'm only asking bc I went to neshaminy mall and the A A was gone. Taken over by a snack place that sold super pretzels. Very disappointing.
They were in Philly, should've saved the toll and gone to KoP. It's twice the size too.
I love how they always cheers
Jolly is like the only channel where it’s not an option to skip the sponsor segment
Uncle Vanya is a very popular brand that makes pickled veggies in Russia and they wanted to buy out McDonalds but they didn't so right now it named Tasty Period which sounds even more ridiculous 😆
No, That's not how they translate it. "Tasty and that's it". About "Дядя Ваня" - pure fake. No one in the management has stated a desire to buy out McDonald's.
the absolute whiplash I just experienced seeing my home mall in a JOLLY video. I'm glad you enjoyed your Auntie Anne's experience at the Moorestown mall which btw is in NEW JERSEY not Pennsylvania ;)
NO FOR REAL I was not ready for them to be at this mall!
I saw the lids... Then the scrub store and was like NO WAY. Then once they were sat in front of the Hollister converted to a cafe I was like OMFG THE MOORESTOWN MALL!
NEW JERSEY?!?
It's a suburb of Philly, probably the source of the confusion according to Wikipedia.
Came here to say the same thing. I was like omg that’s Moorestown Mall! And then they said PA and I was like nahh that’s definitely NJ… cuz it’s my mall
Living in Hawaii, Pearlridge is a mall that always has people.
Got to say Auntie Anne's is a place i loved since my childhood, can never have a pretzel anywhere else
Hidden gem about Auntie Anne’s, and I feel this is important because you just had NY Bagels, but they have a small Cream Cheese dip as well which is INCREDIBLE with the original pretzel. I worked in our mall while in college and every night would go grab a leftover toss out bag from AA’s for my store to snack on as we closed up. Thank goodness I had a high metabolism at the time or I’d have weighed a ton!
The Nord poem with the Auntie Anne’s tie-in was absolutely fantastic!
That's the Moorestown mall! It's actually in New Jersey, not Pennsylvania. The attached bar/restaurant Yard House is actually pretty decent, and a regular spot for my wife & I.
There used to be attached skate park that was super popular, and the movie theater was one of the few theaters that would play korean films in the area during the early 2000's.
I used to work at Moorestown back around 2002. Friday nights were Hell with all the teenagers going to the skate park and movies. Of course, in retrospect, it was much more civil than when malls get crazy today.
Yup! Knew exactly when I saw the M
I remember the elderly mall walkers and going to the mall to people watch. Memories now. Love you guys!
All the kids here talking about something called Hollisters and the 2000s... Folks, I was around for the true advent of malls in the 1970s! We had Olan Mills photography studios, JCPenney, local dept store Castner Knott, the Army recruiter, a little arts/crafts/sewing store, Florsheim shoes, Pasquale pizza, a pinball alley and a 2-screen movie theater.
About 4-5 years ago, one of my kids took an Art class. At the end of months of the art classes, the art of all students was displayed in about 4 empty stores in the mall. The families would tour the artwork and students could see whether their art placed for a ribbon. We invited his grandparents to tour. After the tour, Aunt Annie’s was about the only place to get a quick bite. I bought a bunch of buckets of bite sized pretzels and several sodas. The family put together several tables and enjoyed pretzels and sodas for dinner. Everyone had a great time. 🖼️🎨🥨🧑🧑🧒🧒
Wrapping a hot dog in some kind of dough is a common hors d'oeuvre, we call it "pigs in a blanket"
The UK doesn't necessarily do the pastry it's often bacon
I’m from the Philippines 🇵🇭 and I also grew up with those pretzels. I simply love them to this day. I was waiting for you to comment on the caramel sauce and im SO glad you liked them. I friggin love their caramel so much ❤️
FUN FACT: My mom actually saw Auntie Anne’s in the 90s here in a mall preparing pretzels! Also, malls in the PH are still a big thing to this day 😂
"not like trolls" he said disparagingly ... because trolls are of course real 🤣
FYI - this was filmed in a New Jersey Mall (Moorestown) not Pennsylvania. Happy to see you drop by New Jersey :)
Came here to say this!
That’s cool. I was trying to place it
I live there!!
Thanks for saying. I thought it was King of Prussia.
If you go to Lancaster Pennsylvania you can visit Amish country with lots of Amish businesses. You can also check out Shady Maple Smorgasbord, and Roots Country Market while you’re there.
You’d also be a short drive from Hershey Pennsylvania, where there is Hershey Park (an amusement park built by hershey chocolate company) and “Chocolate World” their giant shop and visitor center.
Could make 3-4 videos in a 3 day itinerary.
do they like to be on camera tho?
@@wendycity7078 Shady Maple is Mennonite, not Amish. Big difference.
Shady is Mennonite, not Amish.
Would definitely add kitchen kettle village and sample all the jams there
@@wendycity7078 If you check out @PeterSantenello he did a whole series on the Amish and interviews some of them. It's super interesting.
I live in Amish country in PA, USA and had no idea Auntie Anne’s started in an Amish kitchen!
If you wanna learn about the amish hit up Lancaster, PA! Lancaster city is home to central market, which is the oldest, continuously running farmers market in the US, and you can meet and buy really fresh food from the local amish farmers! Also Lanc has the most refugees per capita in the US, which means we have some AMAZING restaurants with food from all over the world, which is saying something for a tiny city in the middle of amish country. Worth a visit!
The Amish don’t have electricity so I don’t think they’re probably watching RUclips! Lol, but you should definitely head to Lancaster Pennsylvania for greater exposure to Amish food and Amish living. It’s very interesting. When I lived in Wooster Ohio, there were many Amish. Walmart had a hitching post in their parking lot so the Amish could come to Walmart via horse and buggy.😮
Agreed!! Lancaster is definitely beautiful Amish country and is well worth the visit. While they wouldn't get to film the Amish (they don't like their pictures being taken), the Jolly Team would get a better understanding of the Amish lifestyle. They should visit the Lancaster Farmers Market and Lancaster Brewery or, since many Amish families have roadside stands where they sell home grown vegetables and homemade baked goods, they could sample something homemade. I think Ollie would go into a coma if he tried the Shoofly pie...overly sweet and I think it must be an acquired taste that I have not acquired. It is a great place to take a hot air ballon. Since these places are also located in the greater Lancaster area and on the way back to Philadelphia, they should also visit and take the Herr's factory tour (where they’ll get to sample freshly made chips (crisps)) and visit the world-renowned Longwood Gardens and eat at the 1906 Restaurant or graze through the multiple Beer Garden offerings and sample beer made in collaboration with Victory Brewery using items grown at Longwood Gardens.
@@bethmcdonough7158 my family always visits the Hammond pretzel factory whenever we go to Lancaster. You also can’t beat the donuts at the central market. Such a unique and interesting area of America that is off the beaten track.
That’s where I’m from! …but I’m obviously not Amish, lol. Yeah, there are a lot of little touristy shops you can go to to get Amish made stuff and go on a buggy ride if that’s your thing, like Kitchen Kettle
Lancaster is a beautiful area. They should go to the Shady Maple Smorgasbord buffet. Amazing food there
If they went down to Amish country, would the Amish people let them video what's going on, or is all electronics frowned upon in an Amish setting?
As a teenager in the 1980s this was the quintessential mall experience. Remember to keep $0.25 in your pocket for the pay phone, to call your parents for a ride home after you’re done hanging out with your friends! The typical local mall is very much a relic of a bygone era. Today it’s either Amazon delivery or a mega-mall with an amusement park inside. No middle ground.
The era just before was less hang out and more shopping (going to the mall for a purpose) because both parents weren't working (one parent was home in the majority of households). Also, money was tight in the '70's (with Carter as president).
I remember seeing a pay phone in the street as a little kid in Florida. It was in 2004 or 5.
I used to keep dimes in my penny loafer for the parent phone calls. 😂
There's still middle ground, just depends on where you are. There are still lively malls in Utah (without amusement parks, lol).
I think they might have been in NJ when they were filming this. Regal Stadium 12 RPX is located in Moorestown Mall. That big M sign is dead give away. It's crazy that they were only 20 minutes away from my home.
I had to do a double take when I saw the M and the yard house!!
It is, when they do one of the shots of Ollie, the storefront behind him that’s closed says Moorestown on it.
same , lol . they should of ate at Yardhouse lol
Yes, I spotted that too, plus the car in the parking lot with the Jersey tag. I wish they'd go to the shore and see the Ocean. I hope also they get to meet some Mennonites etc in Lancaster County.
When they said Pennsylvania, I thought of the KOP mall, but I think you’re right. I live in Cherry Hill
Hey, if you guys want to get the full Amish experience, I would recommend visiting Shipshewana, Indiana. You can get a full Amish dinner at the Blue Gate restaurant, where you can also take a ride in a horse-drawn buggy. There's also a mall there that has an amazing Amish pretzel shop, JoJo's Pretzels. The mall is also home to many stores with handcrafted clothes, instruments, tools, candies and more, all of which are of exceptional quality! Worth a visit, and could potentially make for a good video, as it could provide a glimpse into the world of Amish America.
Gosh, I miss going there. My mom and I used to go once a year and it was the best.
My church used to visit there every year. I believe I still have mugs from there. Eating at their restaurant was the first time I ever ate beans without putting sugar on them.
I would say that Das Dutchman Essenhaus in Middleberry (RIght next to Shipshe) would be a great place to eat as well.
Holmes County Ohio is also good. Though I guess it might be too touristy, if one can be too Amish touristy.
Long time watcher, love what you guys have been doing for years and completely shocked to see you in my backyard. Thanks for all the great content, and you were within an hour of genuine Amish experiences.
Grew up in amish country- Lancaster Pennsylvania. But adopted Korean- try Whoopie Pies - circle cakes with cream filling. Scrapple- look it up, pig stomach- a pig stomach stuffed with stew, fried mush- cornbread cakes, real apple cider and apple butter. Sticky buns. And anything baked. I worked in a legit Amish buffet called the family cupboard and half the staff were Amish when I worked there. I then moved to Los anégales where they called me the Amish Asian. Or amasian. True story. Reach out. I live in Peru now but I might have some contacts to try legit Amish food. Don’t miss a barn raising or try a wooden scooter.
I hope Luke doesn't get killed off this season. Hahahaha.
This is a US mall in 2024. Back in the 80s and 90s, that mall would have been packed with people with so much drama going on just like Mall Rats.
These days the chances of getting killed off in a mall are not small.... The malls near us are sketchy af
@@1701what I doubt your mall is as scary as your imagination has led you to fear. Try talking to people that are not like you. You may find you have more in common than you think.
I really miss those days for sure.
@@WordAte i mean my local mall has had 3 shooting threats and one actual shooting within the last 12 months
@@WordAte I'm not worried about the people, I'm worried about the stray bullets
Josh: She called it Auntie Annes because she had 30 nieces and nephews
Ollie: Called Anne?
Ollie is such a comedic genius
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The nephews are all named Bob. The family was, unexpectedly for the Amish, big into cryptography.
I worked at a store in a outdoor mall for over 5 years. Every Tuesday was "free pretzel for mall employees" day at Auntie Anne's. I would get the original or the pizza and no sauces needed. It was soooooo good. The smell just walking up to the door was enough to have you salivating.
Auntie Anne’s is one of those things you expect being somewhat low quality, but ends up being rather high quality.
Jolly is the best Nord VPN partner 😂 all of Ollie's efforts and output are top notch.
Cinnamon sugar pretzels with my grandma after shopping at the mall in the late 90s is a beloved memory for me 🥨❤️
My teenage years were all around the Amish. I was living beside a farm and played basketball with the Amish and Mennonite kids. The best time was had by all. Homemade root beer and homemade peppermint tea when we got back to the farm. The Amish are a community of “plain people” who live 100% off grid from us. They are self sufficient in most areas. I was raised in Lancaster County Pennsylvania. Lovely area that you should visit! Pennsylvania Dutch cooking is amazing. We have the largest smorgasbord Shady Maple that you two would have so much fun trying different dishes like Chicken Pot Pie to Shoo Fly Pie for dessert. It would be JOLLY! LOL!! 😊
Except Shady is Mennonite, not Amish.
@@nancyml4617 thank you for correcting me. My apologies… I guess my wording made it sound like the Amish owned Shady Maple.
In reference to connections to the Amish, I’m from the heart of Amish country in Pennsylvania. If you’re ever in the south central area of the state, specifically Lancaster County, that is the true heart of Amish country. It’s a bit touristy obviously because everyone wants to know what the Amish are like, but they’re most well known for their food. The best Amish pretzel place you’ll ever find is called Hammond’s pretzels in Lancaster, PA. Some of the best pretzels I’ve ever had in my life. It’s a must try when you visit. (And I wouldn’t imagine you have any Amish in the UK, as they’re German immigrants who moved to the colonies for freedom of religion and just never left the 17th century haha) But genuinely they’re pretty good people. A lot of them are builders or carpenters and contractors so you’ll see them working on people’s houses all over central PA
That poem!!!😂😂😂😂 Good job Ollie!
He almost ended Josh's existence with that poem! 🤣
Watching this while in the hospital with my pregnancy you guys are keeping me going ♥️♥️
Safe journey for you and baby!
Hope things go quickly, and all goes well. Congratulations!
The pretzel dog with the honey mustard sauce is EVERYTHING!
Auntie Anne’s is so nostalgic for me. I remember always sharing a cinnamon sugar pretzel with my mom when we would go shopping together.
Ollie going Dr. Seuss with that Nord VPN ad break 😆 Ollie you mad lib genius!
Guys, if you want to eat some really good Amish food go to Lancaster, PA. Just outside that city are some AMAZING Amish Buffets. Three of my favorites are Bird in Hand (The smallest but yummy) in Paradise, PA , Millers (Has a very good sized shopping area downstairs as well) in Ronks, PA , and my very favorite and perhaps the largest Amish buffet around... Shady Maple in East Early, PA. I don't know how many Buffets y'all have been to but... everything from these buffets are homemade. I really think they would make for really good content if y'all went and tried them. Also if you do happen to go and stay over... The Amish View Motel is very nice and right in the heart of the Amish so you can always go on horse and buggy rides, try all kinds of baked foods from some of their bakeries, check out some of the shops! p.s. Love me some Auntie Ann's, glad you got to experience it for yourselves!!! :)
Shady Maple is my favorite. 😍 My family is from Bucks County, but my mom and dad moved us all up to Bradford County when I was a baby…so I grew up driving through Amish country my entire life. Also, we have a pretty large Amish community in LeRaysville, PA here in Bradford County, so I grew up with all the kids who were on Rumshpringa and the elders who sold their goods at the local flea markets. Good people. Much love and peace from NE, PA 😊🥰✌🏻
I mentioned Shady Maple too! It’s its own tourist attraction! 😆
And of course, you have to buy an "Intercourse, PA" bumper sticker. 😉
I work in the Shady Maple donut bakery..
NONE of the businesses you mentioned, including Shady, are Amish. They are either Mennonite (Shady) or nothing to do with the Amish religion at all.
I used to work at a Macys and we had an Auntke Anne’s nearby. It was a treat for tske them to my grandma. They were her favorite along with a lemonade.
If you want to see and meet Amish folks, come to Pennsylvania. Lancaster has lots of Amish folks, the country’s largest buffet, called Shady Maple, is in the area. There is a very large farmer’s market with amazing Amish baked goods and hand crafted items like quilts and hand made furniture. It’s not a very far drive from Philadelphia.
Omg, yes!!! New American tour. You spend couple days in Amish country. They are famous for their baked goods and their work ethic. Many regular folks pay for the Amish to build their homes and barns. They are so fast and strong and do such good quality and affordable work.
About a year ago my Girl Scouts went to our local Auntie Anne's and they taught the girls how to make the pretzels. They loved it!!
I worked at an Auntie Anne's for almost 5 years. I hated the job but the amount of pretzels I ate was unreal. Never got sick of them. I will still go out of my way to get one of their pretzels
Auntie Annes is all over Korea, especially in shopping malls. And Korea has almond pretzel sticks with cream cheese inside, which is the best! In the US u can only buy them separately. But then again, the US franchise offers discounts, coupons, and birthday deals
Ollie with his carrotland hoodie 😅 My god is he funny!
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That poem was so good like Auntie Anne's prezelts
I live in Lancaster PA and my family was Amish, turned Mennonite. I have a million stories about their life and know a ton of the history of Amish Culture. My parents still live on/run the farm that has been in my family for generations. I still have a ton of Amish neighbors who would be more than happy to show you their homemade food, ways they make it and then I could take you on a tour around the county to all the best places for Shoofly pie, buttered noodles, ham loaf with pineapple stuffing and PRETZELS! My uncle owns one of the best Amish buffets and farmers market called, Yoder’s. It’s near shady maple so we could go there too. Lmk!
Frac! They're at the Moorestown mall. That's NJ, not PA, but it's close to Philly. I was thinking KofP, because of the Yard House, and that they said they were in PA, but nah. Some other commenters made me realize they're in NJ. Burlington, baby!
I grew up near Lancaster County, PA and my parents would drive up there to take us to the Amish farms and get the fresh baked pretzels and some homemade jams. We would load up the station wagon and be happy little kids knowing we were getting fresh pretzels that day. P.S. Mustard is best on a fresh soft pretzel and then the cheese dips, Queso cheese dip is my favorite. And it is nice to hear Auntie pronounced the way I pronounce it.
These two at Shady Maple Smorgasbord would be a treat. It would blow their minds
@@nataliephillips799 - Absolutely! My son and I were thinking of going there, but I just don't eat enough to pay what they are charging for it. LOL $18.99 + for lunch and $26.99 for dinner...but Josh and Ollie could easily do it.
I frequently hear Brits complain about yellow/orange cheese. Grass-fed cows produce milk high in beta-carotene, which makes cheese produced from them yellow/orange. Yellow/orange cheese was originally a sign of high-quality, expensive cheese until less scrupulous cheesemakers started adding annatto to lower-quality cheese made from grain-fed cows. Today, there's little difference between white cheese and yellow/orange cheese.
You guys always have the best ways to maintain ad retention I go to skip but I’m afraid I’ll miss something! Well done lads 🎉
I can’t believe you guys were at the Moorestown mall in New Jersey! I worked in that mall as a teenager at a music store that no longer exists. The movie theatre in the opening shot is the only theatre that I go to. Super comfy and clean. That mall used to be hopping when I was growing up, but like most malls in America it is slowly dying thanks to online shopping. So cool that you two paid my little part of the U.S. a visit!!
Tower Records, Sam Goody, FYE?
Auntie Anne's is a guilty pleasure for sure! Glad you could find a mall that wasn't in the dumps, online shopping has pretty much killed them in the states, but man O MAN were they EVERYTHING when I was growing up in the 80's and early 90's. In my house, if you wanted to go to the mall you had better have done all your chores and homework, because that was the deal. We would go on a Sunday after church, my sister and I with our watches were given like a timeframe to meet back up with our mother, I made a B-Line for the arcade and my sister would always go clothes shopping, and then we would usually do a movie at the theater afterwards...it was our once a month super treat!!
At first I thought they would go to the King of Prussia Mall because it is still doing very well. But, I saw a Jersey car tag and then the advert behind them was for the Moorestown Mall, in NJ. So, I think that's where they were.
i used to go to this mall all the time when i lived in NJ. they have a Rita's inside so it's open all year which made me SO happy. Ate at that Auntie Anne's between jobs a lot too. This is very cool. Not used to seeing stuff i know in these videos
The Hollister turned gaming cafe behind them provides the perfect example of the dying American mall
That was the best NordVPN ad ye have done by far. Normally people skip ads but this one i'd watch multiple time 😂
As much as i love the big productions and ambitious videos, these are my favorite. Just the two guys and a camera man.
I grew up in Amish country and my parent were Amish. You have not lived until you try authentic Amish cooking. Not from a restaurant, but from a real Amish home and table. I can get you hooked up
Ollie’s carrotland hoodie is so dope, I definitely need to be able to buy one
I see Auntie Anne’s Pretzels everywhere in my home country but I’ve never had it.
It is very good!
i've had them in my home country, tastes good but the pretz does not look like on how it was in the video.
I'm from SEA and always get either their jalapeño cheese pretzels, caramel almond pretzels, cinnamon stix or choco eclairs stix. I love the jalapeño one the most, they taste almost like pizza :)
Jesus loves you ❤️ Please repent and turn to him and receive Salvation before it's too late. The end times written about in the Bible are already happening in the world. Jesus is the son of God and he died for our sins on the cross and God raised him from the dead on the third day. Jesus is waiting for you with open arms but time is running out. Please repent and turn to him before it is too late. Accept Jesus into your heart and invite him to be Lord and saviour of your life and confess and believe that Jesus is Lord, that he died for your sins on the cross and that God raised him from the dead. Confess that you are a sinner in need of God's Grace and ask God to forgive you for all your sins through Jesus.
Jesus loves you. Nothing can compare to how he loves you. When he hung on that cross, he thought of you. As they tore open his back, he thought of your prayer time with him. As the thorns dug into his head, he thought of you spending time in the word of God. As the spears went into his side, he imagined embracing you in heaven.
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On the Amish. They do have Amish places set up for visitors in Ohio, Pennsylvania ect... my Papa used to take me there. Incredible food!! Easy to find their restaurants which are most commonly buffets that will blow your mind. Especially Ollie's. 😂 no calorie counting there you blow a circuit.
They used to take us on rides but it was very formal, no speaking. If you want inside I'd say find the kids that leave. They all leave at a certain age for an amount of time.