Stinging nettles used for natural coloring, we are not allowed to use chemicals and fake flavours so all sweets need to have natural flavoring sand coloring.
Got to admit, when you try American candy/ sweets you can really taste the food colouring, it's an ink taste. And the food is glowing. Kind of reminds me of the taste of the 80s
Memphis trying to get someone to feed her is the cutest thing ever but Oakley's ears on the edge of the table is also adorable. They are such cute girls.
Europe has strict standards on the use of artificial colors used in food. Tumeric (yellow and orange) stinging nettles (yellow and green) and those other ingredients are used to naturally color the food.
I've started something haven't I. But it is fun for us to see you guys trying our treats. After all you spend so much time editing, uploading etc. your great free vids.
Nettles have been used in food for thousands of years. Nettle soup is delicious and nutritious. It's probably the healthiest thing on Wine Gums, which are named after the decanter medallions the sweets are shaped like. sorry no wine :-D
Nettles are used to make a vegetarian gelling agent instead of using gelatine. Also its real chocolate on malteasers, the taste is different because in britain they dont use parafin in chocolate like in the u.s. (which is used to stop the chocolate melting on hot days)
I had to run down to Kroger after watching this to see what I could get from the "European Foods" section. IDK if there's one near you, but my favorite thing is the Mint Nestle Aero bar, followed closely by the Bounty bar. There is a whole entire British foods store not too far from me. I may need to hit them up for some goodies soon.
Dove is the US version of Galaxy. "Mal-teasers" are amazing! I think Meijer(??World Foods section)has them. They should also have Aero bars and Bounty(better than Almond Joy/Mounds)bars,too.
I think the stinging nettle would have been for colouring?? - In the UK artificial colours and flavours are pretty much banned by the EU, so they have to find natural alternatives
The UK bans around 200 food additives that are used in the US. The ones we do use, are not exactly a marketing aid. So most point use as few as possible and make that a selling point.
Point of order to hffp1. Marmite = meat extract, Vegimite = veg extract. Both are yeast extracts. My mum prefers Marmite and uses it for her tea but she Scotts. Vegimite, god knows why that was conceived. And yes real shortbread you have to make yourself for the real stuff. You will never buy the crap stuff at the store again.
Black/Purple sweets in the UK are usually blackcurrant flavour. Blackcurrant is kind of a hard flavour to place as its, well Blackcurrant. I would describe it as an earthy cross between cranberry and black cherry. Its a very common flavour in north west Europe.
Being British and watching you three trying to pronounce Walkers was so funny and difficult to watch as you carnt hear us say it the english way 😂 ps I know this vids old
As regards artificial flavours, there's a law in the UK about how you can describe a product. If its flavour is artificial, it is marketed as whatever-flavour, but if it's real it would be called whatever-flavoured. It's a subtle but legally important difference.
First time I've ever heard someone pronounce Maltesers like you guys did! It's pronounced mal-teasers. Something like that anyway, I'm not the best at explaining :)
The wine gums aren't actually wine flavoured, they're just themed around wine for some reason. I don't think anyone knows why! By the way, your dogs are beautiful!
I love jelly babies ^-^ (I live in the UK btw c:) and I didny actually know our sweets had stinging nettles in! Maybe I should read the packets more.....
+Annamarie Amendolara basically a plant that when you touch it, it "stings you" it doesn't really sting you, it just gives you that stinging feeling, it just injects irritants into you, it's not nice especially as a kid
+Annamarie Amendolara it is, I guess you don't have them where you live but they are everywhere in England, I have a lot of memories of being stung by them as a kid xD
What you call biscuits in the US, we don't really have in the UK. The starch side with British meals is almost always potatoes. It is possible to find cornmeal or maize flour, but people don't know what to do with it.
I prefer Bovril. One teaspoon of it, add pepper and hot water. And you have a nice beefy drink. Also, why don't you the dogs chocolate? Will it make them go hyper?
I'm British and can assure you that many Brits don't know what Marmite is about either. It's true that it's either loved or hated. I hate it, and wouldn't dream of giving it to you.
I'm always the kid in my family who eats the black jelly babies because no one else likes them... I prefer Cadbury over Galaxy because Galaxy is waaaaay so sickly for me!
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Stinging nettles used for natural coloring, we are not allowed to use chemicals and fake flavours so all sweets need to have natural flavoring sand coloring.
Got to admit, when you try American candy/ sweets you can really taste the food colouring, it's an ink taste. And the food is glowing. Kind of reminds me of the taste of the 80s
Memphis trying to get someone to feed her is the cutest thing ever but Oakley's ears on the edge of the table is also adorable. They are such cute girls.
+MissLilyputt heheheh
Europe has strict standards on the use of artificial colors used in food. Tumeric (yellow and orange) stinging nettles (yellow and green) and those other ingredients are used to naturally color the food.
+TerryChick23 Ohhh well that is awesome
I've started something haven't I. But it is fun for us to see you guys trying our treats. After all you spend so much time editing, uploading etc. your great free vids.
+2DogsVlogs hehehe
This is awesome because I actually know what they taste like and then can see your reaction!!
+Jordan Randell-Tredgett That's great!
Nettles have been used in food for thousands of years. Nettle soup is delicious and nutritious. It's probably the healthiest thing on Wine Gums, which are named after the decanter medallions the sweets are shaped like. sorry no wine :-D
hahaha i love jammies reaction (WHAT! why would you put that in food ?) hehe just cracked me right up love you guys
+Kimberly Wiggin hehehehe
Nettles are used to make a vegetarian gelling agent instead of using gelatine.
Also its real chocolate on malteasers, the taste is different because in britain they dont use parafin in chocolate like in the u.s. (which is used to stop the chocolate melting on hot days)
I had to run down to Kroger after watching this to see what I could get from the "European Foods" section. IDK if there's one near you, but my favorite thing is the Mint Nestle Aero bar, followed closely by the Bounty bar.
There is a whole entire British foods store not too far from me. I may need to hit them up for some goodies soon.
+BRMBug Yeah, no Kroger for about 200 miles. . .
I'll have to find those bars & send them to you, then.
I love watching people from different countries try our food and pronounce the names wrong, it's so funny to me 😂
hahahah right!
First time I seen these videos and I like them .live the dogs but nice seeing you guys enjoying yourselves
Dove is the US version of Galaxy. "Mal-teasers" are amazing! I think Meijer(??World Foods section)has them. They should also have Aero bars and Bounty(better than Almond Joy/Mounds)bars,too.
Stinging nettle is very good for you it can be made as a tea and is a diuretic . You needed way more marmite and proper butter on that toast .
+Lesley Huckerby No that's okay . I will use Jelly
Malteasers are so good. £ is the symbol for the British pound. The word pound and the symbol is a leftover from Roman Britain meaning pound of gold
Nowhere NEAR enough Marmite on the toast!! :P Great vid though :)
+TheAmishGamer :)
Love seeing your reactions to our sweets and food!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+Carley Price Thanks!
I think the stinging nettle would have been for colouring?? - In the UK artificial colours and flavours are pretty much banned by the EU, so they have to find natural alternatives
+cutex24 Yup tht is wht we have found out!
The UK bans around 200 food additives that are used in the US. The ones we do use, are not exactly a marketing aid. So most point use as few as possible and make that a selling point.
That husky dog is so cute omg!
Point of order to hffp1. Marmite = meat extract, Vegimite = veg extract. Both are yeast extracts. My mum prefers Marmite and uses it for her tea but she Scotts. Vegimite, god knows why that was conceived. And yes real shortbread you have to make yourself for the real stuff. You will never buy the crap stuff at the store again.
Marmite has no meat extract, it's vegetarian. Bovril does though.
Ah your right. My mum has Bovril in her tea. Still think it's strange.
+2DogsVlogs Both of them are too weird for me
+2DogsVlogs I don't think I've heard of bovril in tea before. I'm one of those weird English people who don't like tea but I do love marmite :-)
I hate marmite and I'm from Scotland
Being British and watching these are strange but I still love them
Poached egg on marmite toast is amazing!
Nice video 😀👍
Those puppies were so patient.
I love these taste test videos!
Black/Purple sweets in the UK are usually blackcurrant flavour. Blackcurrant is kind of a hard flavour to place as its, well Blackcurrant. I would describe it as an earthy cross between cranberry and black cherry. Its a very common flavour in north west Europe.
+Omc Trams ohhhh
Watching from across the pond in the UK 🇬🇧
jess and Jamie: food openers Greg: keeps the dogs away xD
+PrincessSerena91 right hehehe
lol Memphis is the most determined XD
11:00 IT'S CALLED A CRISP...what, I'm from the U.K.!
the way you pronounced maltesers :D
+Lolsssssss heheheh
Walkers [crisps/potato chips] is pronounced "Warkers" in the UK.
Maltesers is pronounced: Malt-ease-ers.
I love your channel.. You are so good w/ your dogs..
Being British and watching you three trying to pronounce Walkers was so funny and difficult to watch as you carnt hear us say it the english way 😂 ps I know this vids old
As regards artificial flavours, there's a law in the UK about how you can describe a product. If its flavour is artificial, it is marketed as whatever-flavour, but if it's real it would be called whatever-flavoured.
It's a subtle but legally important difference.
once a nettle is boiled the sting is no more and it makes a vegetarian gellatin
cotton or silk referes to the level of smootness
Chocolate in UK is made with whole milk not powder to make it creamier and smoother.
Woohoo Britain! Gotta love a bit of stinging nettle in your wine gum XD I love jelly babies and galaxy
+WelshWhiteWolf91 heheh
Opens a bag of candy called WINE gums and expects the flavour to be banana, drink a lot of banana wine do we? :S
Stinging nettle actually tastes really good. Stinging nettle soup is amazing.
+Grimoires Really?
Yeah! I used to eat it all the time as a kid. Then again i am british, so idk, maybe stinging nettles is just a british thing.
@@grimoires9948 I knew a guy who used freash stinging nettles to make tea
First time I've ever heard someone pronounce Maltesers like you guys did! It's pronounced mal-teasers. Something like that anyway, I'm not the best at explaining :)
+koo44m hehehe
Can you do one on COLOMBIAN OR COSTA RICAN food test? You will be delighted with it.
+Nicolas Hernandez If someone wants to send us some stuff!
The wine gums aren't actually wine flavoured, they're just themed around wine for some reason. I don't think anyone knows why!
By the way, your dogs are beautiful!
doggie says "can i has some!"
I'm a Yorkshireman and I love Marmite the thicker the better.
JELLY BABIES! From Doctor Who! I love the 4th Doctor. He loved jelly babies. xD
+Laura R Ohhhhh
Aww!! Give the doggies a biscuit!
I love jelly babies ^-^ (I live in the UK btw c:) and I didny actually know our sweets had stinging nettles in! Maybe I should read the packets more.....
what is a stinging nettle? just wondering
+Annamarie Amendolara basically a plant that when you touch it, it "stings you" it doesn't really sting you, it just gives you that stinging feeling, it just injects irritants into you, it's not nice especially as a kid
Thank you for answering! I honestly have never heard of that before. I can imagine. It sounds extremely unpleasant :/
+Annamarie Amendolara it is, I guess you don't have them where you live but they are everywhere in England, I have a lot of memories of being stung by them as a kid xD
+ChemicalScenceVLOGS They were pretty good!
the wine gums have natural colourings and flavourings, the turmeric and nettles will be for colour I assume
+Mich W They are pretty good!
It's a metaphor. "Why have ordinary chocolate (cotton), when you can have luxury chocolate (silk)".
I have loved growing with ya
Of course there would be something Doctor Who related in the Britain crate :P
+Rouga Fang heheheh
We have jam which you call jelly lol
jelly over here in ireland and UK is Jello not like jam for toast
I love walkers crisps. I live in Scotland
What you call biscuits in the US, we don't really have in the UK. The starch side with British meals is almost always potatoes. It is possible to find cornmeal or maize flour, but people don't know what to do with it.
+Patrick Holt Yes we do they are called savoury scones.
+Jim Gallagher Never heard of it.
+Patrick Holt
What? You don''t use normal wheat flour for cookies in the UK?? I don't belive that.
Sven Ekeberg I wasn't talking about cookies. I was talking about that which is not cookies that Americans use the word biscuit to talk about.
Patrick Holt
What is that? Some kind of small breads, with sugar?
In The Walking Dead they call the dead. Walkers
Dude, people used to eat nettle soup... It's very edible and healthy :)
Love Jelly (Jam) on toast
Marmite is a love or hate, item guys.
Joe Ninety I love it
You can make tea from nettle leaves
The phrase on the galaxy why would you have cotton then silk it men why have a rough chocolate well u can have a smooth galaxy bar
In the UK we call what people in the US call chips, crisps. We call fires chips.
Poor Jamie, his brain broke when he say the stinging nettle as an ingredient.
The dog sitting up at the table sniffing all the food is making me super anxious. :(
I prefer Bovril. One teaspoon of it, add pepper and hot water. And you have a nice beefy drink. Also, why don't you the dogs chocolate? Will it make them go hyper?
You should not give any chocolate to dogs because it's bad for them it makes them really sick
Oh.
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I'm British and can assure you that many Brits don't know what Marmite is about either. It's true that it's either loved or hated. I hate it, and wouldn't dream of giving it to you.
Cotton and silk?.quality comparison. Like comparing a cotton shirt against a silk shirt. 👍
stinging nettle=used to treat kidneys, unirinary tract, gastro. intestinal...ect...google it.
husky's are gorgeous
You call them cookies we call them biscuits!!!
That Marmite toast made me really hungry!
+Ryan Gevaux-Ross But Marmite's motto is: "You either love it, or hate it!"
+Ryan Gevaux-Ross heheheh
I've always like Maltesers more than whoppers because i grew up on maltesers, but sadly they're so hard to find in America
+Suzy Ng They were pretty good
do you put stinging nettle in wine gums
Do you have pringles in the US by any chance?
yes we do
You guys should add music to the background of your videos :3
wine gums
taste like all different wines like port wine haha
+Mia Murphy so interesting
They taste nothing like wine
That is what they're names after :')
I prefer the prawn cocktail walkers
Whr do you have female dogs? Im getting a dog soon but I don't know male or female.
+Cameron Rice Just becuase
On thank you
I used to buy wine gums all the time and never realised they had stinging nettle in them xD
+Angie how interesting!
With how little you put on the toast that jar will last year's lol
I would like to try that
We say walkers crisps!!!
I love your shirt I love Luigi!!! ♡♡♡♡♡♡
+Judith Harvey Thanks!
Your welcome :]
Do you guys get Lindt chocolate in the US?
+sheps999 I think so
Yes we do have Lindt chocolates they're good but very sweet!!! I used to worked in a candy, cards and gifts shop and sell Lindt chocolates.
@@SnowDogsVlogs yes we do have Lindt chocolates
On behalf of the UK I’d like to apologise for the invention of MARMITE we didn’t mean to make something so wrong
You either Love it or Hate it
Melted cheese and marmite on toast mate, its the dogs. Try it.
Havent we all done something similar?
+winterfrost67890 aj :)
i love cheese and marmite sandwiches
I'm English xx
Just looked it up and the suggestion was to eat Marmite with raw veggies.
+TheRivrPrncess Interesting
cant believe you guys never had jelly babies OwO
+SeagodWolf Nope
The dove company is nestle
I have wine gums in my room and i checked and they do have stinging nettles in them WTF!
+Bruce Wayne right!!
I'm always the kid in my family who eats the black jelly babies because no one else likes them... I prefer Cadbury over Galaxy because Galaxy is waaaaay so sickly for me!
+GornallCanDraw I do love Cadbury
cook some spaghetti drain some of the water off put melted butter and marmite in lovely
It is walkers
jelly to Americans is jam to us (England)
also i would love to colab with you Memphis sorry if i spelt that wrong and Oakley and Shelby
silk is smooth,galaxy is so called smooth
+Emma Park ahhh
Vegiemite is weak Marmite I like Marmite better but I would say that I am British Vegemite is OK it just lacks the kick Marmite does.
Who's watching in 2016 ? Btw I'm in uk and I've always avoided getting marmite but I got some and tried it when u guys tried it 💩
i wish i can send you guys balot and 1 day old..
+mariclare arandela :)