Buckeyes are a treat we always make at Christmastime.. They're very simply peanut butter, butter and powered sugar mixed together rolled into balls and dipped into chocolate
I keep rewinding to her biting the bean... is that wrong of me? Coffee beans are a smelling palette cleanser. You’ll often find jars if them in candle/perfume stores. Smell them in between!
Cracker Barrel is a country restaurant and store in one place. Their food is southern comfort food. The store has a lot of candy, clothes, candles, toys, etc. Personally, I go to Cracker Barrel at least once a month. Great video. So many items that I recognize from my neck of the woods 😊
Your videos have inspired my daughter and I to try lots of things we’ve been able to find at the International market in Cincinnati. We have tried Walker’s crisps, some prawn cocktail flavored even. Flake bars, wine gums, Pick a Mix, Jaffa cakes.... the list is long! We recently went to high tea for the second time at a tea house run by a family from the UK. The scones and clotted cream were to die for. Thanks for all fabulous videos- am a huge fan!
Gigi Cobb - check out a channel called Tammy Dunn. She (and her husband) are Anglophiles, live in Central Kentucky and they recently vacationed in the UK again. They review a lot of British food that friends from the UK send her and also “regular” new foods. I think you’ll like her videos.
Love watching , you guys try other snacks ! I always get hungry watching your tasting video,and it's late at night in Canada 🇨🇦! It's soo cool too see what other people's snacks and treats are in their country , keep up the great videos Kate and Alex
Buckeyes are a holiday traditional treat. They are made with peanut butter and confectioners sugar stirred together, rolled into a ball then dipped in chocolate. Easy to make and a family favorite! Love the dynamic between the two of you and how willing you are to try new things!
Kayla Packer The recipe I got years ago also calls for melted butter and some Rice Krispies! But I am in California, so maybe mine is an outrage there ! Now I need to make some! 🌻🏇🎉
Butter rum life savors are one of my favorites. My mom and I were sitting in a church meeting around a month ago and we just kept popping them in our mouth.
Ok, as a Kentuckian, the nice lady who sent you the box missed so much typical Kentucky snacks. Such as Ale-8, Grippos bbq chips, moonshine suckers, and bourbon balls... I'm sending you all a Kentucky box myself. From Lexington, Kentucky. The city next to G-town. Ha Ha Love you both!!!!
My daughter loves the Taki's and she dips them in sour cream first, it tones the heat down but still keeps them yummy. Cracker Barell's entrance has a old time shop before you enter the restaurant portion, you can buy soda pop, candies, soaps, candles, kitchen goodies ... all kinds of stuff, and I've had those marshmallows, they are good. Butter Rum lifesavers ... my favorite, they bring back my childhood candy memories along with those chuckles which we always had. It's always fun to try new things, and fun to watch you try these things as well. Thanks for sharing.
Archway cookies are from Fort Wayne, Indiana. The Wedding Ring cookies are a favorite at Christmas time. My family makes them from scratch every year. We always call them Mexican Wedding Rings and FYI we’re of German heritage. Not sure how all that evolved, but you’ll see them in many homes at Christmas.
@@ThisWithThem The Takis are Mexican Crisps, but in the US 🇺🇸 Americans like them so much....... more than we Mexicans do. They even have Different Takis Flavours that in Mexico 🇲🇽 we don't have.
I was born in Lexington KY, and grew up in Georgetown KY. When I was a child, Georgetown was so small it didn't even have a movie theater. It's grown a lot!
Cracker Barrell is a restaurant and 'Old Country Store'. At all of the locations I've been to, the store side is nearly as large as the restaurant side. They serve Southern American cuisine. The store has a lot of 'gift' type apparel like candies, shirts, and knick-knacks.
Next time y'all come to America, I recommend finding a Cracker Barrel. My mom collects salt and pepper shakers, and I always find holiday and seasonal ones there for her. And while I'm there I pick out an assortment of old-fashioned candy sticks (hard candy) for myself.
The cracker barrel country store has everything from brain teasers n candles to candy and knick knacks! Its AMAZING! Love u guys and ur channel! I have been a faithful viewer 4 over 3 years now!
@@ThisWithThem Oh absolutely! I look forward to ALL y'alls videos n if u ever come to Fayetteville North Carolina, let me know ill take yall 2 cracker barrel ON ME!
Kentucky is our neighbor State. We enjoy Cracker Barrel and eat there quite often. They have a delicious dessert called a Coca-Cola cake. (Chocolate cake made with coke). 😋
Another American box filled with things this American has never tried! Guess I’m off to the store again to find them. Cracker Barrel is AWESOME. It’s a southern style restaurant and store. The food is delicious with huge helpings and low prices. The store is overpriced, but has really neat stuff. Lots of fun games and toys, old fashioned sweets, and random things like household decor, shirts, cards, etc. They are also known for selling rocking chairs. The entire front is styled like an old southern porch lined with probably 30 rocking chairs that can be used and purchased. I have a few items from the store in my home and go to the restaurant a few times a year. I love it!
Haha no way! Yes go out and get some treats and do your own taste test hehe ☺️ I need to try Cracker Barrel next time I’m in the US! Sounds so amazing.
Peanuts are indigenous to the Americas from the S. American Andes region. They have evidence of them from 3500 years ago. They became a SE regional crop and Americans eat them about any way we can get them. They have roadside peanut stands in the South.
sadie dayz - I always pour my cereal into gallon-size Ziplock bags when I open the box. It keeps the cereal fresh and is easy to grab if I feel like snacking on it.
@@xnonsuchx ?????????? "racist behavior" is not illegal What in the world are you talking about ? Are you talking abotu the owners of cracker barrel discriminating against someone an employee or something ? An entire restaurant chain isnt "racist"
@@ThisWithThem There are three flavors of Takis, that one you just ate are Spicy Mild, then you have Fajita Flavored which is mild, and then their "Spiciest One" with habanero with lime, and their some exclusive flavors as well.
Anna Tracy My dad and I always loved them also! Do you remember Reeds? They were in a roll , each candy was individually wrapped in cello. They had butterscotch and root beer! No hole in the middle though. I thought that they were better.💝
The Osceola Cheese Factory is favorite little market with fresh cheeses, meats, salsas, sauces, breads and much more. Fun to swing by on a day trip and get picnic stuff. Or buy tasty things as gifts for friends and family. I think I mentioned it before but I'm from Missouri. 😊 Fun video once again,guys! 💞
Greetings from Vancouver, Canada. We went to the Tillamook cheese factor last time we were in Oregon. You guys have such great cheeses down in the States.
I'm not a coffee drinker either, Kate. I don't mind the smell in small doses. I have to say I laughed out loud at the faces you made biting the espresso bean and sipping the cinnamon honey stick! 😂
@@carla109 oh no! that would be rough. I am not the best with wasabi. My body just goes into panic mode. My wife and I have been trying out some cooking content on our channel. We're still really small but would love some feedback if ever want to check it out :)
Cracker Barrel has a full store in the front in the host stand is in between the dining room and store. They sell apparel, candy, snacks, Knick nacks, etc. it’s a really interesting store and the holidays are coming up and they already have thanksgiving and Christmas decor! Also I love you guys! You make the perfect duo❤️!
Reese’s Puffs are cereal. But that doesn’t mean you can’t munch on them as is. As a kid I’d eat dry cereal instead of popcorn when I watched tv lol I’ve never seen them in a little envelope like that! I want one haha. Those are great for a little vacation or holiday.
26:05-26:53 Very true. Each state is like its own country. I can drive from my hometown in NY to Vermont in 4 hours and it's crazy how different they are.
You mentioned that I lot of Americans don’t have passports and I’d say that’s correct. My parents are in their 60s and don’t have their passports anymore. When they were younger, they went to Canada frequently but back then they didn’t need a passport to get there and back! Mostly now, they like to travel the country. We live in Nebraska and they go to Montana, Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico!
Walgreens Drug Store has an exclusive Bacon Cheddar flavored bag of Combo’s which I’m dying to try. That U-No Bar also comes in mint. The company that makes that and Big Hunk also makes something called Rocky Road, which is handmade Marshmallow, nuts and chocolate.
If you ever take a trip to the South, definitely try Cracker Barrel! It's good Southern food (their apple butter is awesome!) and the stores are always really neat.
This is awesome never thought you guys would be eating candy sent to you from Georgetown Kentucky! Georgetown is literally about 40 mins from my town of Carlisle! I go to Georgetown all the time! Enjoy!
In America we.grow up eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches so we have a big taste for anything peanut butter. For us older people, we had President Jimmy Carter and he was a peanut farmer so peanuts really are popular with people that were alive in the seventies! Love 💘
Cracker Barrel restaurants have stores in them, when you walk in there is the store, you have to wait to be seated and if it's gonna be a while you can shop until your table is ready
Ky is my home state. I lived a few towns away from the home of KFC (which is Corbin, .KY) you should go to the original KFC there... neat history. Also, Cumberland Falls is near there. Only falls left (last I checked) to have a moonbow. Great video
Deb Rich - I live in Central Kentucky and some of my New Mexico cousins were doing mission work in Eastern KY. We met up in Corbin at the original KFC for supper one evening during their trip. We enjoyed touring the memorabilia there and learning more about Harlan Sanders. Have you been to the Claudia Sanders Dinner House in Shelbyville, KY? It was started by Harlan and his wife Claudia. My sister went with a group of friends and really enjoyed it. I hope to visit there soon.
My uncle lives to go to Cracker Barrel and will wait for a table near the huge fireplace. He always asks for extra maple syrup for his biscuits that is served in miniature bottles.
Loved this video -- Osceola is a town on the opposite site of Missouri from me (its in the Kansas City area and I'm in the St. Louis area) -- Cracker Barrel is my mom's favorite restaurant and a staple chain in the Midwest and Southeastern US --- the great thing about them is that they tailor their menu with season offerings and their shops often are stocked with candy and products that are more regional (so no one store will have exactly the same kinds of products as any other)
@@ThisWithThem Maybe you guys should do an American restaurant taste test with Cracker Barrel like you did with Tim Horton's (though the portions at CB are a LOT bigger so it might be difficult to try as many things as you usually do lol)
Buckeyes from the buckeye tree are inedible to humans, though some animals can eat them. The snack buckeyes are similar to real ones only in shape and appearance, and are delicious. I often make them at home. Family loves them!
Barbara C - I’m a Kentuckian, but we have Buckeyes Trees too, though I haven’t seen any since I was a kid climbing them. My friends and I all carried Buckeyes in our pockets for luck. I just read they were supposed to bring fortune. I think I need to find one, lol! 😂 I love the homemade candy Buckeyes. I think they’re better than Reese’s Cups - if good chocolate is used (no paraffin like my mother used to add to the chocolate).
@@JenniferSmith-25 Oh I completely agree, much better than Reese's cups! No paraffin in my buckeyes! And the chocolate I use is semisweet. I guess milk chocolate would work, too, but I've just always used semisweet. Now all this talk has me craving to make some. 😄
It's called Cracker Barrel Old Country Store. They serve food in restaurant, but attached is a little ship where you guy buy canned (you might say preserved) items. They also have clothes, other food, and toys. Everything is more country or old fashioned themed, however. I know usually out front of every store they have rocking chairs on the porch for sale. They usually have stone fire places inside the restaurant. The restaurant is just very old fashioned southern. I like some of the food, but some of the vegetables I think are just canned foods. Btw, you can also get Cracker Barrel cheese in super markets. It's usually sharp cheddar. We don't have blackcurrant here at all because during the early 1900s the logging industry was having issues with root rot and they blamed blackcurrant, so there was a ban on growing blackcurrants here. Thus, no one knows or remembers them unless they travel abroad. First time I had blackcurrants was in Australia. Russia is big on them too. Recently like the last couples years, a few states have lifted the ban and there are some places growing them again, but they are not widely known or popular. I think blackcurrant is my favorite thing. With regard to candy flavors, all the grape flavor, cherry, etc. is artificial so I do not really enjoy it.
• I've never seen Reese's Puffs in a resealable bag before, they usually come in a box. I can say, though, that it is a cereal and you are supposed to enjoy it with milk. • Two of our major peanut butter brands in the US are Skippy and Jiff. • Cracker Barrel is a restaurant and a store, if I remember right. You can eat at their locations and I think they also have some items for sale, at each location, as well. They also have an online store where you can buy items that they ship to your address.
Kellogg's sends those resealable bags to Dollar General stores, but they don't get to choose which ones they are going to get, as they use the leftovers from filling boxes to make the bags. (my brother-in-law used to work there and he would bring them home.)
Kentucky is famous for a few things other than KFC. The Kentucky Derby is one of the triple-crown horse races (along with the Belmont and the Preakness). Louisville Slugger baseball bats are made there. Bourbon originated there (Bourbon County, for which the spirit is named, is in Kentucky). And Muhammad Ali was born and grew up in Louisville, Kentucky.
I'm from Alaska, born and raised. I moved away after 46 years. I went to upstate New York (30 minute drive from Canada) for 8 months and now live in Colorado. Road trips are great!!
I grew up and live in California. Combos have been around most of my life and I never tried them until your videos. So good - I love them. I also tried Snappers from your earlier video. I have tried many of the candies and snacks you guys love in your videos
I have an answer for you on why Hershey’s chocolate tastes so bad to Europeans. There wasn’t much chocolate in the U.S. before Hershey brought out his line. European chocolatiers used condensed milk to make milk chocolate. Hershey bought property in the middle of dairy country in Pennsylvania so he could buy fresh milk cheaply for his milk chocolate. However, you can’t use fresh milk in milk chocolate (I think it spoils or something). He worked for over a year to find a way to use his milk supply. A chemist found a way to use the milk, but it soured in the condensing process. Hershey liked the sour notes and kept it. They still use that process today, preserving the soured milk notes, which is what repels Europeans. Incidentally, the Mars company brought out the Milky Way (your Mars Bar) shortly thereafter. Guess where they obtained their chocolate? Hershey’s. It was the only source for chocolate in the U.S. at the time. I don’t know why you don’t detect sour notes in their bars. No other American chocolate companies have the sour notes of Hershey’s chocolate. All this was in a documentary about American robber barons in the food industry in pre-WWI America. The Food That Built America. Fascinating series.
Very interesting. Until RUclips videos, I didn’t know about European’s dislike of Hershey’s chocolate and I couldn’t figure out the reasons for it. Now I know. Thank you for sharing this. 😊
Ahhh that is so interesting and totally makes sense why it tastes like that. Thank you for taking your time to write that all out for us. I think it's when they have a flavour to them it's okay. As we really enjoy some of the other Hersheys bars like the strawberry waffle one and the gold bar!
Honey Sticks are great!!! My fav flavors are Cinnamon and Orange. I know they are made by different companies all across America so the flavors might be different from other places. I'm from Utah btw.
Crackle Barrel is an old fashioned restaurant and a gift shop as well! I have so many great memories of eating their with my grandparents and getting a little toy or some candy at the end. People often eat their after church.
Hey Kate and Alex! Thus video was great! The amount of sweet snacks was amazing. Kate, your reaction to the chocolate covered coffee beans, was hilarious lol! I love coffee flavored things and love iced coffee but I don’t like bravo coffee with no sugar. I just had some the other day and the only way I was able to drink it was by eating cookies or snack cakes. I haven’t really explored the cracked barrel store that much but now I must after seeing what delicious looking things were in this video from there. Also those double deckers are sooo good. I really like the double decker oatmeal cream pie one. Thanks for making another great video. Can’t wait for the next one!
Hey Klara 😀 Yay so glad you liked this one! Haha i couldn't help it. It's like the taste took over my body 😂 That's how I like my tea, with cookies, biscuits and chocolate haha. Definitely go check out the Cracker Barrel store!! Yeah, the double-deckers are our faves too! We also love the oatmeal cream pie one too!
This With Them lol the taste taking over your body is something I can relate to. The few times I’ve attempted to eat fish or any seafood I have felt like that. Than I feel sick to my stomach. Tea would be great with something sweet. I love chamomile tea with nothing. To me it’s got enough flavor on its own lol
When you go to Cracker Barrel restaurant you first enter into the country store where they sell all kind of candies and other things then you enter the restaurant it is an amazing place . This video looked really good🦋💕
Loved seeing a box from Kentucky, since I’m in the Tennessee and North Carolina area. Cracker Barrel is a southern type restaurant chain. It’s in a lot of states and serves southern foods ( comfort type ) they also have the cutest country store with everything from quilts to candy and candles. I go to Kentucky every May for the Kentucky Derby 🐎. It’s a full week of great fun. Just don’t drink a mint julep lol 😂. I think they taste horrible. Nice 👍 box 💕😊
Lynda Bond Finally someone mentions the Kentucky Derby!! 🏇🌻 Someone on here also said Kentucky bourbon. Some of their residents need to educate us. Greetings from California. 🥃👒👗
Whew! For a minute there I was afraid you were apologizing for being slightly overweight! . . . imagine my relief, when you said you'd been slightly overWHELMED, . . . and you "don't want things to go to waist"! Thanks for the fun candy tasting!! (We certainly would NOT want all of those sweets/that candy to go to waist!!) :-D Great job! Keep on giving us smiles where there once were frowns, and such! A big two thumbs up from Illinois, USA! (Please, don't be mad at me for having some fun here!)
I LOVE your videos, you entertain me so much :) Kate, in case no one has told you...when you eat something hot (spicy) and drink water, it makes it hotter. The best thing to drink to get rid of the "hot" is milk :)
My mom’s name is Debbie too! I don’t know if I ever told you that. Anyway, I love fudge rounds! Those were my favorite growing up! They are like a brownie, which I love. They have ones that are like two times smaller than the one you had that my parents used to put in our lunches as dessert when we were kids🤗
I am so jealous to see you with a bag of combos! I just love these stuffed pretzel snacks. They are hard to get by here in Germany because although there are several online shops for US candy and snacks, those are usually sold out first (and before I get any...). The Cheddar Cheese and Pizza Flavor ones are my favorite snacks ever... And now I am even more jealous... Teddy Grahams! The chocolate ones are the best little cookies!
When you mentioned Godiva shells did you mean the Guylian chocolate shells? We have those in Canada as well and we used to buy them at Christmas time! They would only come out around the holidays! I totally forgot about those chocolates, now I'm going to look for them this year around the holidays!
You should warm the honey buns....so much better. Kate, have you tried expresso drinks, like white chocolate mocha, salted caramel mocha or our US favorite, pumpkin spice latte? You should try these if you haven't. Maybe you would like coffee? ☕🍫
Definitely should have thought to do that! I haven’t tried the flavour ones but I’ve tried a bit of my mums really milky latte and I even find the foamy milk too strong haha. Maybe the flavours will help! I’ll give it a try. Thanks for the tip Jennifer ☺️☺️
After watching your page for a year, i don't hear your accents much anymore just you say different phrases... just wanted to share that. loved the video!
Another great video. I don't like coffee either. The buckeyes are so good and not hard to make. People usually make them at Christmas time. Is there a food that you have heard about in The US that you want to try and would like someone to send you? Just curious. The Gadiva candy is expensive here in the US,at least in Pa. Any how. It is like a luxury candy. Hugs from Lancaster,Pa.😘💓
Godiva is my favorite chocolate, the plain milk chocolate and the caramel is the best and takis is a Mexican snack, my husband is Mexican and I’m familiar with most of the candy and snacks
Buckeyes are a treat we always make at Christmastime.. They're very simply peanut butter, butter and powered sugar mixed together rolled into balls and dipped into chocolate
Kate's reaction to the coffee bean at 16:10 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 killed me!!
*ps the riverdale pop rocks are fizzle rocks.
Hahaha 😆😆 literally took over my body.
Ahh yes that’s it. Thank you!!
I keep rewinding to her biting the bean... is that wrong of me?
Coffee beans are a smelling palette cleanser. You’ll often find jars if them in candle/perfume stores. Smell them in between!
I saw that 😂😂😂
The smell of coffee is my favorite scent, and honestly makes me happy just being around it.
Cracker Barrel is a country restaurant and store in one place. Their food is southern comfort food. The store has a lot of candy, clothes, candles, toys, etc. Personally, I go to Cracker Barrel at least once a month. Great video. So many items that I recognize from my neck of the woods 😊
Oh wow even clothes and toys!!! That’s awesome. So pleased you enjoyed watching and it’s items from your neck of the woods ☺️☺️
Your videos have inspired my daughter and I to try lots of things we’ve been able to find at the International market in Cincinnati. We have tried Walker’s crisps, some prawn cocktail flavored even. Flake bars, wine gums, Pick a Mix, Jaffa cakes.... the list is long! We recently went to high tea for the second time at a tea house run by a family from the UK. The scones and clotted cream were to die for. Thanks for all fabulous videos- am a huge fan!
Gigi Cobb - check out a channel called Tammy Dunn. She (and her husband) are Anglophiles, live in Central Kentucky and they recently vacationed in the UK again. They review a lot of British food that friends from the UK send her and also “regular” new foods. I think you’ll like her videos.
Jennifer Smith Thanks for the head’s up! I’ll look into that!😊
Love watching , you guys try other snacks ! I always get hungry watching your tasting video,and it's late at night in Canada 🇨🇦! It's soo cool too see what other people's snacks and treats are in their country , keep up the great videos Kate and Alex
Cracker Barrel is a restaurant and store. I love eating there and shopping there afterwards is literally heavenly!
Thanks for letting us know Michael ☺️
I haven’t tried it yet but I hear they’re good
Buckeyes are a holiday traditional treat. They are made with peanut butter and confectioners sugar stirred together, rolled into a ball then dipped in chocolate. Easy to make and a family favorite! Love the dynamic between the two of you and how willing you are to try new things!
Kayla Packer The recipe I got years ago also calls for melted butter and some Rice Krispies! But I am in California, so maybe mine is an outrage there ! Now I need to make some! 🌻🏇🎉
@@marycook1644 I feel the same now! I know we would enjoy them with with a crunch! Thank you 🤗
The added crunch sounds good though
So easy!! Maybe I’ll have to make some! Ah thank you so much
Butter rum life savors are one of my favorites. My mom and I were sitting in a church meeting around a month ago and we just kept popping them in our mouth.
Ok, as a Kentuckian, the nice lady who sent you the box missed so much typical Kentucky snacks. Such as Ale-8, Grippos bbq chips, moonshine suckers, and bourbon balls... I'm sending you all a Kentucky box myself. From Lexington, Kentucky. The city next to G-town. Ha Ha Love you both!!!!
My daughter loves the Taki's and she dips them in sour cream first, it tones the heat down but still keeps them yummy. Cracker Barell's entrance has a old time shop before you enter the restaurant portion, you can buy soda pop, candies, soaps, candles, kitchen goodies ... all kinds of stuff, and I've had those marshmallows, they are good. Butter Rum lifesavers ... my favorite, they bring back my childhood candy memories along with those chuckles which we always had. It's always fun to try new things, and fun to watch you try these things as well. Thanks for sharing.
Mmm yes! Definitely a good shout 👌🏻👌🏻
That’s so awesome!! The lifesavers are very different to anything here. Glad you enjoyed watching. Thank you ☺️
Archway cookies are from Fort Wayne, Indiana. The Wedding Ring cookies are a favorite at Christmas time. My family makes them from scratch every year. We always call them Mexican Wedding Rings and FYI we’re of German heritage. Not sure how all that evolved, but you’ll see them in many homes at Christmas.
Mmm from scratch I bet they are amazing!!
As usual, a wonderful time had by all!!
Ahh yaaay 😀🥳😃🥳
Finally! I’m from Kentucky 😊
Hailey Madden - Me too! 👍
Yay! Hope you enjoyed watching 😀
@@JenniferSmith-25 yay 😀
The Takis aren't American 🇺🇸 there Actually Mexican 🇲🇽 Chips or as you British 🇬🇧 people called Crisps.
Oh yes!!
@@ThisWithThem
The Takis are Mexican Crisps, but in the US 🇺🇸 Americans like them so much....... more than we Mexicans do. They even have Different Takis Flavours that in Mexico 🇲🇽 we don't have.
@@alejandrovasquez1619 yeahhh we dooo we love ❤️ them I loveeeeeee them
@@alejandrovasquez1619 especially the yellow ones☝️ with the cheese 🧀 (the yellow bag)
Yes, Chuckles are old-school, first made in 1921 and as far as I know the packaging has never changed (at least it hasn't for over 60 years).
Kentucky here. Glad you guys showed us some love. And Cracker Barrel is mainly Tennessee's gig, but their beans and cornbread and burgers are major!
I was born in Lexington KY, and grew up in Georgetown KY. When I was a child, Georgetown was so small it didn't even have a movie theater. It's grown a lot!
No way!!
Cracker Barrell is a restaurant and 'Old Country Store'. At all of the locations I've been to, the store side is nearly as large as the restaurant side. They serve Southern American cuisine. The store has a lot of 'gift' type apparel like candies, shirts, and knick-knacks.
So awesome! We must try go sometime!
Next time y'all come to America, I recommend finding a Cracker Barrel. My mom collects salt and pepper shakers, and I always find holiday and seasonal ones there for her. And while I'm there I pick out an assortment of old-fashioned candy sticks (hard candy) for myself.
We really must try one! Ah love that.
I love this one! I recently tried honey sticks for the first time and I’m hooked!
The cracker barrel country store has everything from brain teasers n candles to candy and knick knacks! Its AMAZING! Love u guys and ur channel! I have been a faithful viewer 4 over 3 years now!
Can’t believe I haven’t been to one yet!! Wow thank you so much for sticking around and supporting us. Means a lot ♥️
@@ThisWithThem Oh absolutely! I look forward to ALL y'alls videos n if u ever come to Fayetteville North Carolina, let me know ill take yall 2 cracker barrel ON ME!
I can’t get enough of your videos! I love watching your channel it makes my day (:
Ahh thank you so much Satina ♥️♥️
I love seeing a box from my State!!!
Yaay 😀
Kentucky is our neighbor State. We enjoy Cracker Barrel and eat there quite often. They have a delicious dessert called a Coca-Cola cake. (Chocolate cake made with coke). 😋
Ah no way!! Oh wow, that sounds delicious. I might have to look for a recipe
Another American box filled with things this American has never tried! Guess I’m off to the store again to find them.
Cracker Barrel is AWESOME. It’s a southern style restaurant and store. The food is delicious with huge helpings and low prices. The store is overpriced, but has really neat stuff. Lots of fun games and toys, old fashioned sweets, and random things like household decor, shirts, cards, etc. They are also known for selling rocking chairs. The entire front is styled like an old southern porch lined with probably 30 rocking chairs that can be used and purchased. I have a few items from the store in my home and go to the restaurant a few times a year. I love it!
Haha no way! Yes go out and get some treats and do your own taste test hehe ☺️
I need to try Cracker Barrel next time I’m in the US! Sounds so amazing.
Peanuts are indigenous to the Americas from the S. American Andes region. They have evidence of them from 3500 years ago. They became a SE regional crop and Americans eat them about any way we can get them. They have roadside peanut stands in the South.
Oh wow! Thanks for explaining Micheal, so interesting
Enjoyed watching this! Have been to Kentucky many times with my parents and some of my family.
Thank you Amy! That’s awesome 😀 hopefully one day we can visit!
Those resealable bags of cereal are a favorite of the college crowd!
Of course!! Such a great idea
sadie dayz - I always pour my cereal into gallon-size Ziplock bags when I open the box. It keeps the cereal fresh and is easy to grab if I feel like snacking on it.
Buckeyes are really easy
To make! I’m from Fort Wayne Indiana and I’ve made them 4 time and everyone loves them
Oh yeah! Of course they would be
A box from my home state. I hope they included some of my local favorites like grippos, big red soda, and Ale8one
Yaaay 😀 hope you enjoy watching!
i was hoping for grippos too!! and bourbon balls!!
Hello!!!! Here, as always, watching your vídeos!! Love them! Blessings from Guatemala
Thank you so much Denise
I havent been to cracker barrel in years ! Their food is really good and they have a store in the front with all kinds of cute stuff !
Cracker Barrel is a restaurant with a country store in the front.
Thank you Kelly ☺️
And they hate black people...or used to until the US government told them not to, at least. ;-)
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Thats not true how can an entire restaurant chain "hate black people until the government tells them not to" ?
@@rbeck3200tb40 They were fined by the government for their racist behavior.
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"racist behavior" is not illegal What in the world are you talking about ? Are you talking abotu the owners of cracker barrel discriminating against someone an employee or something ?
An entire restaurant chain isnt "racist"
I'm from the US and had Takis for the first time!! Fire💣
No way!! So spicy aren’t they 😂🥵
@@ThisWithThem The jalepeno lime I think is what I had!
@@ThisWithThem There are three flavors of Takis, that one you just ate are Spicy Mild, then you have Fajita Flavored which is mild, and then their "Spiciest One" with habanero with lime, and their some exclusive flavors as well.
@@elizabethchurch9720 the jalapeño ones are good actually only had it ones
@@ThisWithThem nooo they’re not what do you mean? They’re good for me I eat 3 bags at a time together wha chu mean?
Butter Rum Lifesavers are a flashback from my childhood. My aunt always kept a roll of them in her purse and my favorite Lifesaver flavor!!!
Anna Tracy My dad and I always loved them also! Do you remember Reeds? They were in a roll , each candy was individually wrapped in cello. They had butterscotch and root beer! No hole in the middle though. I thought that they were better.💝
Ah love when things bring back memories ☺️
@@marycook1644 no.. I don't remember Reed's but was that the company that did the rootbeer barrel candys... yum!!!
Anna Tracy It was a different company. I did buy some Reeds Butterscotch candy rolls at Cost Plus World Market a couple of weeks ago. Bless you! 🌎🚀🌸
The Osceola Cheese Factory is favorite little market with fresh cheeses, meats, salsas, sauces, breads and much more. Fun to swing by on a day trip and get picnic stuff. Or buy tasty things as gifts for friends and family. I think I mentioned it before but I'm from Missouri. 😊 Fun video once again,guys! 💞
Greetings from Vancouver, Canada. We went to the Tillamook cheese factor last time we were in Oregon. You guys have such great cheeses down in the States.
Sounds so awesome there. Thank you Melissa ☺️
I'm not a coffee drinker either, Kate. I don't mind the smell in small doses. I have to say I laughed out loud at the faces you made biting the espresso bean and sipping the cinnamon honey stick! 😂
haha too funny! I at an espresso bean covered in chocolate one time thinking it was a chocolate-covered raisin. BIG MISTAKE :)
@@chefmayi70 I did the same thing once with a wasabi ball....thought it was a mint!
@@carla109 oh no! that would be rough. I am not the best with wasabi. My body just goes into panic mode. My wife and I have been trying out some cooking content on our channel. We're still really small but would love some feedback if ever want to check it out :)
Haha it literally took over my body 😂
@@chefmayi70 Oh nooooo!!!!
Cracker Barrel has a full store in the front in the host stand is in between the dining room and store. They sell apparel, candy, snacks, Knick nacks, etc. it’s a really interesting store and the holidays are coming up and they already have thanksgiving and Christmas decor! Also I love you guys! You make the perfect duo❤️!
Already have thanksgiving and christmas!! Thats early haha ❤️ Ah thank you so much
Reese’s Puffs are cereal. But that doesn’t mean you can’t munch on them as is. As a kid I’d eat dry cereal instead of popcorn when I watched tv lol I’ve never seen them in a little envelope like that! I want one haha. Those are great for a little vacation or holiday.
They sell the small bags at dollar tree
I also quite enjoy eating dry cereal. Something about it! Such a cool package!! Yes definitely
26:05-26:53 Very true. Each state is like its own country. I can drive from my hometown in NY to Vermont in 4 hours and it's crazy how different they are.
That is so amazing!
You mentioned that I lot of Americans don’t have passports and I’d say that’s correct. My parents are in their 60s and don’t have their passports anymore. When they were younger, they went to Canada frequently but back then they didn’t need a passport to get there and back! Mostly now, they like to travel the country. We live in Nebraska and they go to Montana, Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico!
Walgreens Drug Store has an exclusive Bacon Cheddar flavored bag of Combo’s which I’m dying to try. That U-No Bar also comes in mint. The company that makes that and Big Hunk also makes something called Rocky Road, which is handmade Marshmallow, nuts and chocolate.
I love buckeyes they are so good. Uno was a candy bar I enjoyed as a little kid.
If you ever take a trip to the South, definitely try Cracker Barrel! It's good Southern food (their apple butter is awesome!) and the stores are always really neat.
This is awesome never thought you guys would be eating candy sent to you from Georgetown Kentucky! Georgetown is literally about 40 mins from my town of Carlisle! I go to Georgetown all the time! Enjoy!
No way!! 😀 yaay so close!
In America we.grow up eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches so we have a big taste for anything peanut butter. For us older people, we had President Jimmy Carter and he was a peanut farmer so peanuts really are popular with people that were alive in the seventies! Love 💘
Thanks Carrie. Very interesting to know ☺️💕
I wish that someone would have told ya to microwave the honey buns a few seconds, they are better that way.
I know!! Wish we knew this. Such a great idea
Cracker Barrel restaurants have stores in them, when you walk in there is the store, you have to wait to be seated and if it's gonna be a while you can shop until your table is ready
Thanks Tammy! I thought that must be what it was 😀
Ky is my home state. I lived a few towns away from the home of KFC (which is Corbin, .KY) you should go to the original KFC there... neat history. Also, Cumberland Falls is near there. Only falls left (last I checked) to have a moonbow. Great video
Deb Rich - I live in Central Kentucky and some of my New Mexico cousins were doing mission work in Eastern KY. We met up in Corbin at the original KFC for supper one evening during their trip. We enjoyed touring the memorabilia there and learning more about Harlan Sanders.
Have you been to the Claudia Sanders Dinner House in Shelbyville, KY? It was started by Harlan and his wife Claudia. My sister went with a group of friends and really enjoyed it. I hope to visit there soon.
My uncle lives to go to Cracker Barrel and will wait for a table near the huge fireplace. He always asks for extra maple syrup for his biscuits that is served in miniature bottles.
The guacamole Takis are my favorite but they are hard to find, at least in the city I live in Michigan.
I haven't had the guacamole flavoured Takis. They are even harder to find up here in Canada.
Mmm yum!!
I'll have to look for those here in Colorado. I've seen Takis at Wal Mart but never looked at the flavors.
I like those but not that much
Loved this video -- Osceola is a town on the opposite site of Missouri from me (its in the Kansas City area and I'm in the St. Louis area) -- Cracker Barrel is my mom's favorite restaurant and a staple chain in the Midwest and Southeastern US --- the great thing about them is that they tailor their menu with season offerings and their shops often are stocked with candy and products that are more regional (so no one store will have exactly the same kinds of products as any other)
Cracker Barrel sounds so awesome, I really hope I can visit one someday!
@@ThisWithThem Maybe you guys should do an American restaurant taste test with Cracker Barrel like you did with Tim Horton's (though the portions at CB are a LOT bigger so it might be difficult to try as many things as you usually do lol)
Buckeyes from the buckeye tree are inedible to humans, though some animals can eat them. The snack buckeyes are similar to real ones only in shape and appearance, and are delicious. I often make them at home. Family loves them!
Barbara C - I’m a Kentuckian, but we have Buckeyes Trees too, though I haven’t seen any since I was a kid climbing them. My friends and I all carried Buckeyes in our pockets for luck. I just read they were supposed to bring fortune. I think I need to find one, lol! 😂
I love the homemade candy Buckeyes. I think they’re better than Reese’s Cups - if good chocolate is used (no paraffin like my mother used to add to the chocolate).
Interesting!! That will be how they got their name then 😀
@@JenniferSmith-25 haha yes let's all find a buckeye!!
Yeah I agree, I much prefered the buckeye to a reeses!
@@JenniferSmith-25 Oh I completely agree, much better than Reese's cups! No paraffin in my buckeyes! And the chocolate I use is semisweet. I guess milk chocolate would work, too, but I've just always used semisweet. Now all this talk has me craving to make some. 😄
@@ThisWithThem Exactly! 🙂
We love Buckeyes ! We make them at Christmas every year .
It's called Cracker Barrel Old Country Store. They serve food in restaurant, but attached is a little ship where you guy buy canned (you might say preserved) items. They also have clothes, other food, and toys. Everything is more country or old fashioned themed, however. I know usually out front of every store they have rocking chairs on the porch for sale. They usually have stone fire places inside the restaurant. The restaurant is just very old fashioned southern. I like some of the food, but some of the vegetables I think are just canned foods. Btw, you can also get Cracker Barrel cheese in super markets. It's usually sharp cheddar. We don't have blackcurrant here at all because during the early 1900s the logging industry was having issues with root rot and they blamed blackcurrant, so there was a ban on growing blackcurrants here. Thus, no one knows or remembers them unless they travel abroad. First time I had blackcurrants was in Australia. Russia is big on them too. Recently like the last couples years, a few states have lifted the ban and there are some places growing them again, but they are not widely known or popular. I think blackcurrant is my favorite thing. With regard to candy flavors, all the grape flavor, cherry, etc. is artificial so I do not really enjoy it.
I live in Columbus Ohio. I was going to send you guys buckeyes. Since its an ohio thing! Because of the buckeye tree
Veliccia I’m in Columbus too and thought about sending Malley’s Buckeyes. They are the best.
Homemade are the best (we Buckeyes know how to do candy!)
Haha, you really caught me off guard with PEGI 13 there Alex, nearly choked on my drink 😂
Hahaha 😂😂
Butter rum life savers are my favorite!
Kate ate a jumping coffee bean 🤣
• I've never seen Reese's Puffs in a resealable bag before, they usually come in a box. I can say, though, that it is a cereal and you are supposed to enjoy it with milk.
• Two of our major peanut butter brands in the US are Skippy and Jiff.
• Cracker Barrel is a restaurant and a store, if I remember right. You can eat at their locations and I think they also have some items for sale, at each location, as well. They also have an online store where you can buy items that they ship to your address.
Kellogg's sends those resealable bags to Dollar General stores, but they don't get to choose which ones they are going to get, as they use the leftovers from filling boxes to make the bags. (my brother-in-law used to work there and he would bring them home.)
Thank you Amy! Cool bag though isn't it!
Thank you for all the anwsers 😀
Cracker barrel sell alot of retro candy.Chuckle are a retro candy.
How awesome! I did think the Chuckles were retro!
Vanilla honey sticks are my favorite!!!
Kentucky is famous for a few things other than KFC. The Kentucky Derby is one of the triple-crown horse races (along with the Belmont and the Preakness). Louisville Slugger baseball bats are made there. Bourbon originated there (Bourbon County, for which the spirit is named, is in Kentucky). And Muhammad Ali was born and grew up in Louisville, Kentucky.
I'm from Alaska, born and raised. I moved away after 46 years. I went to upstate New York (30 minute drive from Canada) for 8 months and now live in Colorado. Road trips are great!!
Love seeing your videos I am from Paducah, Kentucky
Buckeyes are so easy to make. They are peanut butter, powdered sugar, butter mixed and rolled then 3/4 dipped in melting chocolate
I grew up and live in California. Combos have been around most of my life and I never tried them until your videos. So good - I love them. I also tried Snappers from your earlier video. I have tried many of the candies and snacks you guys love in your videos
Ah no way!! They’re awesome aren’t they!! So pleased you’ve loved some of the snacks we’ve liked 😀😀
I have an answer for you on why Hershey’s chocolate tastes so bad to Europeans. There wasn’t much chocolate in the U.S. before Hershey brought out his line. European chocolatiers used condensed milk to make milk chocolate. Hershey bought property in the middle of dairy country in Pennsylvania so he could buy fresh milk cheaply for his milk chocolate. However, you can’t use fresh milk in milk chocolate (I think it spoils or something). He worked for over a year to find a way to use his milk supply. A chemist found a way to use the milk, but it soured in the condensing process. Hershey liked the sour notes and kept it. They still use that process today, preserving the soured milk notes, which is what repels Europeans.
Incidentally, the Mars company brought out the Milky Way (your Mars Bar) shortly thereafter. Guess where they obtained their chocolate? Hershey’s. It was the only source for chocolate in the U.S. at the time. I don’t know why you don’t detect sour notes in their bars.
No other American chocolate companies have the sour notes of Hershey’s chocolate.
All this was in a documentary about American robber barons in the food industry in pre-WWI America. The Food That Built America. Fascinating series.
Very interesting. Until RUclips videos, I didn’t know about European’s dislike of Hershey’s chocolate and I couldn’t figure out the reasons for it. Now I know. Thank you for sharing this. 😊
Ahhh that is so interesting and totally makes sense why it tastes like that. Thank you for taking your time to write that all out for us. I think it's when they have a flavour to them it's okay. As we really enjoy some of the other Hersheys bars like the strawberry waffle one and the gold bar!
Alex & Kate hear the pop rocks crackling in video so cool .❤️
So awesome how loud they crackle!! ♥️
Honey Sticks are great!!! My fav flavors are Cinnamon and Orange. I know they are made by different companies all across America so the flavors might be different from other places. I'm from Utah btw.
fellow Utahn here too!
Crackle Barrel is an old fashioned restaurant and a gift shop as well! I have so many great memories of eating their with my grandparents and getting a little toy or some candy at the end. People often eat their after church.
Ah love that!
Hello from Florence South Carolina!! Love watching!!♥️
Hey Melinda ♥️ thank you
Hey Kate and Alex! Thus video was great! The amount of sweet snacks was amazing. Kate, your reaction to the chocolate covered coffee beans, was hilarious lol! I love coffee flavored things and love iced coffee but I don’t like bravo coffee with no sugar. I just had some the other day and the only way I was able to drink it was by eating cookies or snack cakes. I haven’t really explored the cracked barrel store that much but now I must after seeing what delicious looking things were in this video from there. Also those double deckers are sooo good. I really like the double decker oatmeal cream pie one. Thanks for making another great video. Can’t wait for the next one!
Hey Klara 😀 Yay so glad you liked this one! Haha i couldn't help it. It's like the taste took over my body 😂 That's how I like my tea, with cookies, biscuits and chocolate haha. Definitely go check out the Cracker Barrel store!! Yeah, the double-deckers are our faves too! We also love the oatmeal cream pie one too!
This With Them lol the taste taking over your body is something I can relate to. The few times I’ve attempted to eat fish or any seafood I have felt like that. Than I feel sick to my stomach. Tea would be great with something sweet. I love chamomile tea with nothing. To me it’s got enough flavor on its own lol
When you go to Cracker Barrel restaurant you first enter into the country store where they sell all kind of candies and other things then you enter the restaurant it is an amazing place . This video looked really good🦋💕
Really must go!! Thanks Donna
I love watching your videos. Since I seen you two re-watching one of your first videos, I’ve started watching them myself :)
Ah no way! Hope they’re not too embarrassing haha 😂
Loved seeing a box from Kentucky, since I’m in the Tennessee and North Carolina area. Cracker Barrel is a southern type restaurant chain. It’s in a lot of states and serves southern foods ( comfort type ) they also have the cutest country store with everything from quilts to candy and candles. I go to Kentucky every May for the Kentucky Derby 🐎. It’s a full week of great fun. Just don’t drink a mint julep lol 😂. I think they taste horrible. Nice 👍 box 💕😊
Lynda Bond Finally someone mentions the Kentucky Derby!! 🏇🌻 Someone on here also said Kentucky bourbon. Some of their residents need to educate us. Greetings from California. 🥃👒👗
Mary Cook - Hi and greetings to you too. 😊. Don’t you just love 💕 the hats 🎩 lol.
Butterrum I have a roll in my pocket my favorite been enjoying them since I was a kid .
Whew! For a minute there I was afraid you were apologizing for being slightly overweight! . . . imagine my relief, when you said you'd been slightly overWHELMED, . . . and you "don't want things to go to waist"! Thanks for the fun candy tasting!! (We certainly would NOT want all of those sweets/that candy to go to waist!!) :-D Great job! Keep on giving us smiles where there once were frowns, and such! A big two thumbs up from Illinois, USA! (Please, don't be mad at me for having some fun here!)
Hahaha. Thanks Roger. Definitely not letting them go to waste ☺️
Ah thank you!! No not at all 😆
I LOVE your videos, you entertain me so much :) Kate, in case no one has told you...when you eat something hot (spicy) and drink water, it makes it hotter. The best thing to drink to get rid of the "hot" is milk :)
Thank you so much Karen!! Yes I have heard that doesn’t help. I must get some milk next time ☺️
My mom’s name is Debbie too! I don’t know if I ever told you that. Anyway, I love fudge rounds! Those were my favorite growing up! They are like a brownie, which I love. They have ones that are like two times smaller than the one you had that my parents used to put in our lunches as dessert when we were kids🤗
Yes I think you did actually!! Debbies are the best mums ☺️ no way!! That must have been so nice to have in your lunches!!
I am so jealous to see you with a bag of combos! I just love these stuffed pretzel snacks. They are hard to get by here in Germany because although there are several online shops for US candy and snacks, those are usually sold out first (and before I get any...). The Cheddar Cheese and Pizza Flavor ones are my favorite snacks ever...
And now I am even more jealous... Teddy Grahams! The chocolate ones are the best little cookies!
When you mentioned Godiva shells did you mean the Guylian chocolate shells? We have those in Canada as well and we used to buy them at Christmas time! They would only come out around the holidays! I totally forgot about those chocolates, now I'm going to look for them this year around the holidays!
Oh Kate, I knew that reaction was coming, considering you don’t like coffee. Classic revulsion 😂
Yes I love watching your American candy videos and I loved this one and Alex what is that hair 😂😂😂😂
Yaay glad you loved this one 😀😀😀
Oh i love butter rum life savers soooo good
those three "fresh" cakes are really good if you warm them up for about ten seconds before eating.
Definitely should have done this!!
Kate is right, Godiva hasn’t been in the UK long and the shells Alex is thinking about is Guylian
Thanks Rebecca 😀😀
My Mom was a "Missouri mule" known to be stubborn as a mule, everything has to be proved to them, thus "the show me state"
Ohh I see. Haha love that 😂😂
You should warm the honey buns....so much better. Kate, have you tried expresso drinks, like white chocolate mocha, salted caramel mocha or our US favorite, pumpkin spice latte? You should try these if you haven't. Maybe you would like coffee? ☕🍫
Definitely should have thought to do that! I haven’t tried the flavour ones but I’ve tried a bit of my mums really milky latte and I even find the foamy milk too strong haha. Maybe the flavours will help! I’ll give it a try. Thanks for the tip Jennifer ☺️☺️
After watching your page for a year, i don't hear your accents much anymore just you say different phrases... just wanted to share that. loved the video!
Ah no way! That’s so interesting 😀
@@ThisWithThem Yeah i suppose my ears are used to hearing your voices. 🙂
Another great video. I don't like coffee either. The buckeyes are so good and not hard to make. People usually make them at Christmas time. Is there a food that you have heard about in The US that you want to try and would like someone to send you? Just curious. The Gadiva candy is expensive here in the US,at least in Pa. Any how. It is like a luxury candy. Hugs from Lancaster,Pa.😘💓
I absolutely love those Old Fashion Cherry Creme Drops! They are amazing and I could eat them all day.
I wonder if they are like cherry mountains?
fudge rounds are my FAVORITE!!!!!!!!!
Peanut butter is high in protein and it's like a filler if u dont want to eat alot, also if u are a diabetic it helps to maintain your sugar levels
Godiva is my favorite chocolate, the plain milk chocolate and the caramel is the best and takis is a Mexican snack, my husband is Mexican and I’m familiar with most of the candy and snacks
Butter Rum is basically butterscotch flavor they're my favorite LifeSavers
I think the difference between the number in the package and the serving size is the company's way of making you buy more then just one package.
Oh yeah! Good thinking
Those life saver butter rum are my favorite ever
Hi, I am from Louisville,Kentucky. Cracker Barrel has a part in the restaurant where you can buy all kinds of candy and knickknacks. 🙂
Thank you Felecia 😀