Hallo from Israel I don't know where Universal yums find those snacks. I live in israel my whole life and I have never seen those smash pretzels or tik tuk. Bissli is huge in israel thogh. It is actualy a Falafel flavored snack and not a Falafel snack. They have five flavors: Grill(in the US calld BBQ), BBQ (in the US called smokey) Onion, Falafel and pizza. Each one has a different shape. Pesek-zman (great pronunciation btw) is very big too. but mostly the classic milk chocolate and hazelnut cream. the blondy version wasn't very successful. The soft candies you will find anywhere but they are not best sellers.
Hello! I'm glad I pronounced it right! That's always nice to hear. And I wish I'd gotten THAT version instead! Milk chocolate with hazelnut cream sounds amazing! (Unless I've already eaten it in past videos - I don't remember, haha!). I guess it must be the same in a lot of countries, because I've seen people elsewhere eat snacks that are apparently from the US, yet I've never heard of them either! 🤣 Maybe it's a regional thing - produced in one place and they just never make it to somewhere else. But if you do like pretzels and honey mustard, maybe if the next time you get to traveling keep an eye out for the smash pretzels because those were tasty! Thank you for watching!
Hallo from Israel
I don't know where Universal yums find those snacks. I live in israel my whole life and I have never seen those smash pretzels or tik tuk.
Bissli is huge in israel thogh. It is actualy a Falafel flavored snack and not a Falafel snack. They have five flavors: Grill(in the US calld BBQ), BBQ (in the US called smokey) Onion, Falafel and pizza. Each one has a different shape.
Pesek-zman (great pronunciation btw) is very big too. but mostly the classic milk chocolate and hazelnut cream. the blondy version wasn't very successful.
The soft candies you will find anywhere but they are not best sellers.
Hello! I'm glad I pronounced it right! That's always nice to hear. And I wish I'd gotten THAT version instead! Milk chocolate with hazelnut cream sounds amazing! (Unless I've already eaten it in past videos - I don't remember, haha!). I guess it must be the same in a lot of countries, because I've seen people elsewhere eat snacks that are apparently from the US, yet I've never heard of them either! 🤣 Maybe it's a regional thing - produced in one place and they just never make it to somewhere else. But if you do like pretzels and honey mustard, maybe if the next time you get to traveling keep an eye out for the smash pretzels because those were tasty! Thank you for watching!