glad to see you both enjoyed most of the treats! don't sleep on the dark Tim Tams - I always assumed I wouldn't like them because I'm not a huge fan of dark chocolate but boy was I wrong! they're now my favourite 😁
Many of the Cadbury chocolates are made in Tasmania with the best milk in Australia. As a teacher we would take the kids on excursions to the Cadbury factory. Lots of freebies during the tour and then the opportunity to buy cheap seconds.
Its so sad they have closed down the tours for the general public at the factory a few year ago 😥 But 100% agree the choc from there is so nice. Not at the same level as some European choclates, but really good as an any day type treat.
I think musk sticks are rosewater flavoured, like Turkish delight, but obviously very different in texture. We all grew up with them but you either love them or hate them. Fruit tingles are like a compressed fruit-flavoured sherbet, and you usually suck them for maximum tingle. Caramilk is caramelised white chocolate, where the sugar has been caramelised so it tastes like caramel but with the texture of chocolate.
You're right about Turkish delight but musk is its own thing and a common ingredient in perfume, which is why some people don't like it because they think it tastes like soap or perfume.
Dani is a natural at this! Relaxed, engaging with the questions she asks and comments she makes. Very poised and confident. You're not fooling us, Kevin. Dani is doing this one because your wife called you a baby last time, didn't she? LOL! Speaking of chips, Lay's has a limited edition "Cheesy Garlic Bread" flavour chips. Ooooooooh, yeeeeaaaaaah!
It’s a beautiful film. When you visit the actual Dish there is a little display room with lots of moon landing information and a gift shop.. I bought a little eagle module metal model - love it still.
Great blog Kevin and daughter...You probably know this already but the vast majority of our foodstuffs inc chocolate and candy/lollies don't use artificial flavours or colouring, and food regulations are quite strict about that. We also have Kinder Surprise eggs that are banned in USA.
Moro bars are Cadbury's version of a Mars bar, although I think the Mars bars in Australia are different from the ones they have in the US. I'm not sure what you have in Canada.
Id never thought about this before, but when I eat chocolate or lollies I tend to let it melt on my tongue for a while before chewing. Definetly with Cadbury chocs and Tim Tams, I find by letting it melt first you get to enjoy the flavour a lot more. Im curious what others say, but Ive always pronounced those yummy frogs as Fred - o. (e as in 'egg' rather then e as in 'we') Great reaction and cant wait for some more!
'musk' is a common 'flavour' in soaps and perfumes. that's why. also, Turkish delight is usually rose flavoured (there are also orange blossom and a few other flavoured ones as well), but those Turkish delights don't taste much like the original stuff.
Musk sticks taste like musk. Musk use to be a perfume used widely in the 1900's. Originally it came from musk deer, now its just a bunch of chemicals. It fell out of favour in the early 1900's in the US and UK but stayed strong here. It's an acquired taste. Never heard of 'chicklit'? Most people who aren't Australian hate hence the warning. I sent some to my Finnish friend. She said she would enjoy getting other people to try them. 😂
Dani was actually spot on about the musk sticks. It is a scent and is commonly used in perfumes, only Aussies use it as a flavour.🤷♀️ It originally came from the glandular secretions of deer. Because of cost and ethical standards it is now synthetically made from some sort of seed I think. Don't let her wear it as it was considered an aphrodisiac 😉😅
Aussie Movies! I'm looking forward to that. I hope you don't miss the classics: The Castle, The Adventures of Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Muriel's Wedding, Rabbit-Proof Fence, Picnic at Hanging Rock, Young Einstein, Crocodile Dundee, Walkabout, and Red Dog. The Man From Snowy River is worth a watch too as well as All The Rivers Run.
I have a similar story to the pink lemonade one but involving Jim Beam bourbon. I finally successfully tried a can last year about 40 years after the incident. 😁
Kev, good to see you and your daughter interacting so well together on this post. Now, I would like to change it up just a little if I may. I know that you are a big fan of Australian motor sports, and particularly Bathurst. I just wanted to let you know that the Mountain is holding its second premier race of the year, with the Bathurst GT3 12 hour race currently running right now. It's definitely worth a look and review.
Hi from Adelaide, South Australia. We are due for some hot weather over the next week or so. It's already 35 C and it is 20 past midday. (I have my own weather station).The Sun set is another 8 plus hours. The next few days are 36 today, 38, 39, 37. It can get very hot in Adelaide. 42 - 45 C during summer is very common as is copping the tail end of Cyclone's and the rain that comes with it. Back in the 80's Adelaide was hit by a massive cloud dump. 100 mm (4 inches) of rain in 20 mins. The temp dropped from 44 C to 24 C in the same time period. Buildings with basements in the city centre flooded almost instantly. (I love it when the media spin (its a once in 100 yr event) and 10 yrs later the same thing happens. Turkish Delight comes in different flavours. (The type that isn't covered in chocolate) I was gifted some rose water flavoured Turkish Delight for Christmas. It was delish. When I was a kid (early 1960's) I would make straw sandwiches. Bread, butter and straws. The salt and vinegar straws are really good as well. Comfort snacks are good for the soul. Tim Tams come in many flavours now (15 last count). Australia has some of the best chocolate in the world.
@@vivianhull3317 It didn't drop below 27 C here last night. And in the last few seconds (:50 am It has hit 30 C. The fires on the SA/Vic borders has blanketed Adelaide. It bloody sinks outside.
When caramilk first came out people were obsessed and you were lucky to get your hands on it. I saw RUclipsr Christian Hull get a white chocolate bar and bake it, which he said got a comparable taste.
When I was growing up in the 70s and 80s and I’d ask my Grandfather what my Birthday or Christmas Present was, he’d always say a Packet of ‘Fruit Tingles’. I passed it on to my Son, and even replaced a Gaming Component he was getting for Christmas with a few Packs of ‘Fruit Tingles’, in the wrapped box, as I’d already set it up on his PC on the quiet. Good times.
Grape flavour is not very common here. mostly just stuff imported from 'the states' and a few bubble gums. most things that would be grape are black current or black berry depending what it is.
Yeah, I'm not sure what happened?!? I'm wondering if it was the lighting? I recorded another video with the same camera and settings later in the day and it turned out just fine.
@ I love them! Probably because I got my mouth washed out with soap so often I acquired a taste. And they're much more unobtrusive than walking around snacking on a bar of Zest......
It’s very rarely above 40C in Summer in Australia, maybe two days per season, unless there’s a heatwave that lasts three days or maybe four. Mostly we get the high twenties to mid thirties.
wehave had temptures in te high 30s and low 40s during the week and over this weekend , Onslow in Western Australia recoeded 50.7 during the week , any thingover 40 is usully considered a "bird dropper" .
Cadbury in Canada...maybe it's made by Hersheys like US Cadbury? Cadbury is made under licence in the US by Hersheys. Hersheys maybe makes Cadbury similar to how they make Hersheys chocolate by using purposely soured milk which gives a yuck after-taste of vomit.
Hi Kevin, great video and nice to meet your lovely daughter. Her accent, at times, sounds like a Boston accent, or is that one of the traits of a Newfie accent?
Musk is an ancient perfume known best in the middle east. It has a smooth, gentle floral scent and flavour, which Aussies have been familiar with for a hundred years, but non-Aussies often find it too strange. It should grow on you if you persist.
Great vid as always. I'm surprised that no one made the comment that Australians do like grape flavoured items, it's just called wine here. Sorry, I'll see myself out. :P
Smarties have been in Australia since at least the fifties if not earlier, originally made by Rowntree’s but now by Nestle. In the eighties, M&Ms arrived but Smarties chocolate is much nicer.
Kevin, you’ve committed the same crime as an American named Ryan, who pronounces, FREEEDO FROG, and it’s wrong. Think of the boys name, FRED. it is FRED. O frog Here is the great story behind it . Originally made by Mac Robinson’s chocolates. Mr. Mac Robertson asked his 18-year-old mould maker to create a chocolate mouse. The boy said, “sir I believe women and children may be afraid of mice, what if we make a “frog” instead?” The boss said go ahead. This was in 1930, and “Fred O” frog is still an iconic Australian favourite today. The boy had a great Australian name, which was Harry Melbourne. Cheers.🦘🇦🇺
Sorry the chocolate didn't travel to well, they aren't white unless it's actually white chocolate. Freddo's use to be the size of your palm,now they are bite size. 💕👋🇦🇺
Tim Tams are the most Aussie thing ever. That and Vegimite. With Vegimite, you have to do it right. Most Americanas just try it straight out of the jar. The Castle is Australia's favourite Aussie movie. Chopper is the best Auusie movie ever IMO, but very violent. Gallipoli is a great Aussie movie to watch for ANZAC day in April. Crocodile Dundee is Australia's most famous movie. America went crazy for in the 80s and made Australia mega famous. Babe is a great Aussie family movie about farm animals. It turned some people vegetarian after watching. Happy Feet is a good Aussie animated movie about penguins.
north murica uses predominantly corn syrup as a sweetener, where as here in aus we use sugar from cane as we have a huge sugar cane industry. that may explain the difference in taste.
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glad to see you both enjoyed most of the treats! don't sleep on the dark Tim Tams - I always assumed I wouldn't like them because I'm not a huge fan of dark chocolate but boy was I wrong! they're now my favourite 😁
@@divid3d thank you, my family loved it all and we have plenty left over for the next little while!
@@divid3d a great selection. Sadly I now have coeliac disease which means I can't eat most of the sweet treats. At least we now have GF Tim Tams.
Kevin, Kevin, Kevin ... the Dad jokes are strong with this one ... 🤣😂
I never really noticed, but my kids all agree with you...lol
We don't really do grape flavour anything in Australia. A purple lolly is far more likely to be blackcurrant.
Many of the Cadbury chocolates are made in Tasmania with the best milk in Australia. As a teacher we would take the kids on excursions to the Cadbury factory. Lots of freebies during the tour and then the opportunity to buy cheap seconds.
Its so sad they have closed down the tours for the general public at the factory a few year ago 😥 But 100% agree the choc from there is so nice. Not at the same level as some European choclates, but really good as an any day type treat.
I think musk sticks are rosewater flavoured, like Turkish delight, but obviously very different in texture. We all grew up with them but you either love them or hate them.
Fruit tingles are like a compressed fruit-flavoured sherbet, and you usually suck them for maximum tingle.
Caramilk is caramelised white chocolate, where the sugar has been caramelised so it tastes like caramel but with the texture of chocolate.
You're right about Turkish delight but musk is its own thing and a common ingredient in perfume, which is why some people don't like it because they think it tastes like soap or perfume.
Love real Turkish Delight, in pomegranate or citrus flavours as well as the rose water one
@@cocoidiea8643 They don't use actual musk in the lolly!
Dani is a natural at this! Relaxed, engaging with the questions she asks and comments she makes. Very poised and confident. You're not fooling us, Kevin. Dani is doing this one because your wife called you a baby last time, didn't she? LOL! Speaking of chips, Lay's has a limited edition "Cheesy Garlic Bread" flavour chips. Ooooooooh, yeeeeaaaaaah!
@@rockygonnadz74 🤣😂
Love the dad jokes, sweet chilli and sour cream are one of our favourite chips.
I do like my musk sticks! We used to have fruit ones as well, but have not seem them for a while.
Also, way back in the day, you could buy aniseed ones as well.
I haven't watched The Dish in years!!!! Wish more people watched it around the world.
It’s a beautiful film. When you visit the actual Dish there is a little display room with lots of moon landing information and a gift shop.. I bought a little eagle module metal model - love it still.
Great blog Kevin and daughter...You probably know this already but the vast majority of our foodstuffs inc chocolate and candy/lollies don't use artificial flavours or colouring, and food regulations are quite strict about that. We also have Kinder Surprise eggs that are banned in USA.
Moro bars are Cadbury's version of a Mars bar, although I think the Mars bars in Australia are different from the ones they have in the US. I'm not sure what you have in Canada.
Brilliant.🤣👍
Much love from Australia guys!
I'm going to the servo to buy Tim Tams.🤤
ENJOY!
Breakaways are Cadbury's version of a Kit-Kat. Personally I think the Cadbury version has better chocolate.
G’day from Kalgoorlie, Western Australia 🇦🇺 👋🏼
Hot today? 25c here in my part of Perth.
Id never thought about this before, but when I eat chocolate or lollies I tend to let it melt on my tongue for a while before chewing. Definetly with Cadbury chocs and Tim Tams, I find by letting it melt first you get to enjoy the flavour a lot more. Im curious what others say, but Ive always pronounced those yummy frogs as Fred - o. (e as in 'egg' rather then e as in 'we') Great reaction and cant wait for some more!
I was going to say that 😂
Hello from Adelaide, the "proper" way to eat Cheezles is to put one on all 10 fingers then eat them one by one. enjoy!
And / or see how many you can fit in your mouth 🙂
The Light Horsemen is FANTASTIC movie.
@@geofftottenperthcoys9944 it's on my list, I can't wait to watch it.
'musk' is a common 'flavour' in soaps and perfumes. that's why.
also, Turkish delight is usually rose flavoured (there are also orange blossom and a few other flavoured ones as well), but those Turkish delights don't taste much like the original stuff.
Kevin you really are the stereotype of Dad humour! 😅
@@elizabethpilarski1076 🤣😂
Musk sticks taste like musk. Musk use to be a perfume used widely in the 1900's. Originally it came from musk deer, now its just a bunch of chemicals. It fell out of favour in the early 1900's in the US and UK but stayed strong here. It's an acquired taste. Never heard of 'chicklit'? Most people who aren't Australian hate hence the warning. I sent some to my Finnish friend. She said she would enjoy getting other people to try them. 😂
We pronounce it as Ah nits rather than nots. Good biscuits though !
Dani was actually spot on about the musk sticks. It is a scent and is commonly used in perfumes, only Aussies use it as a flavour.🤷♀️ It originally came from the glandular secretions of deer. Because of cost and ethical standards it is now synthetically made from some sort of seed I think. Don't let her wear it as it was considered an aphrodisiac 😉😅
Dannie is a cutie. 🩷
G'day Kevvie, lovely to meet your'e lovely Daughter mate. M❤❤❤❤
Aussie Movies! I'm looking forward to that. I hope you don't miss the classics: The Castle, The Adventures of Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Muriel's Wedding, Rabbit-Proof Fence, Picnic at Hanging Rock, Young Einstein, Crocodile Dundee, Walkabout, and Red Dog. The Man From Snowy River is worth a watch too as well as All The Rivers Run.
In Aussie movies you need to find Kenny. It's hilarious.
@@Merrid67play Oh yeah, I can't believe I forgot Kenny! Iconic Aussie character.
@@mjb7015 most of those are on my list for sure!
Also Against the wind, with Jon English.
Why am I watching this when my diet is so strict it is a form of torture?
I feel your pain! I only took small portions...lol
I have a similar story to the pink lemonade one but involving Jim Beam bourbon. I finally successfully tried a can last year about 40 years after the incident. 😁
Cinzano for me. 🤢
Kev, good to see you and your daughter interacting so well together on this post. Now, I would like to change it up just a little if I may. I know that you are a big fan of Australian motor sports, and particularly Bathurst. I just wanted to let you know that the Mountain is holding its second premier race of the year, with the Bathurst GT3 12 hour race currently running right now. It's definitely worth a look and review.
Hi from Adelaide, South Australia.
We are due for some hot weather over the next week or so. It's already 35 C and it is 20 past midday. (I have my own weather station).The Sun set is another 8 plus hours. The next few days are 36 today, 38, 39, 37. It can get very hot in Adelaide. 42 - 45 C during summer is very common as is copping the tail end of Cyclone's and the rain that comes with it. Back in the 80's Adelaide was hit by a massive cloud dump. 100 mm (4 inches) of rain in 20 mins. The temp dropped from 44 C to 24 C in the same time period. Buildings with basements in the city centre flooded almost instantly. (I love it when the media spin (its a once in 100 yr event) and 10 yrs later the same thing happens.
Turkish Delight comes in different flavours. (The type that isn't covered in chocolate) I was gifted some rose water flavoured Turkish Delight for Christmas. It was delish.
When I was a kid (early 1960's) I would make straw sandwiches. Bread, butter and straws. The salt and vinegar straws are really good as well. Comfort snacks are good for the soul.
Tim Tams come in many flavours now (15 last count). Australia has some of the best chocolate in the world.
Yeah, here in Perth we just got over a heat wave and are waiting for the one next week!
It's 7.30 pm here in Melbourne now and it's 33.3° C. It was 42°C a couple of hours ago
@ Its just gone 7pm and it is 32.9 C. It reached 37 C at 4.30 pm. Tonight's overnight is suppose to drop to 22 but I doubt it will go below 28.
@suelynch It was 19° at 5.00am this morning
@@vivianhull3317 It didn't drop below 27 C here last night. And in the last few seconds (:50 am It has hit 30 C. The fires on the SA/Vic borders has blanketed Adelaide. It bloody sinks outside.
When caramilk first came out people were obsessed and you were lucky to get your hands on it. I saw RUclipsr Christian Hull get a white chocolate bar and bake it, which he said got a comparable taste.
I don't like caramilk and they seems to be the only thing they are bringing out these days.
When I was growing up in the 70s and 80s and I’d ask my Grandfather what my Birthday or Christmas Present was, he’d always say a Packet of ‘Fruit Tingles’. I passed it on to my Son, and even replaced a Gaming Component he was getting for Christmas with a few Packs of ‘Fruit Tingles’, in the wrapped box, as I’d already set it up on his PC on the quiet. Good times.
Grape flavour is not very common here. mostly just stuff imported from 'the states' and a few bubble gums. most things that would be grape are black current or black berry depending what it is.
I enjoyed this. The Freddo have an e that is the same sound as the E in egg. Fred....o
They can have our cats....😂
I have you on 1080p and the picture doesn't look crisp for some reason unless it's just me?
Yeah, I'm not sure what happened?!? I'm wondering if it was the lighting? I recorded another video with the same camera and settings later in the day and it turned out just fine.
Yes, it appeared low-res for some reason.
It's FRED OH LOL
Purple chiclets = Thrills.
@@rockygonnadz74 yes, you are correct
@ I love them! Probably because I got my mouth washed out with soap so often I acquired a taste. And they're much more unobtrusive than walking around snacking on a bar of Zest......
It’s very rarely above 40C in Summer in Australia, maybe two days per season, unless there’s a heatwave that lasts three days or maybe four. Mostly we get the high twenties to mid thirties.
The chemical that's put in American chocolate is butyric acid.
@@NThomas-xj7bj it makes it taste so different.
The chocolate melts easier because of the cocoa butter in a lot of other countries they use coconut fat instead of cocoa butter because it is heaper
Grape flavoured anything isn't really a thing in Australia. Except grapes I guess...lol 😂😂😂😂
@@ianclark7948 grape flavored stuff doesn't even taste like grapes...lol
@discoveringnlwithkevin this is the way
Dark Chocolate Tim Tams are the best!
I think Turkish Delight was originally Fry’s brand, but nothing beats the real thing from Turkey!
wehave had temptures in te high 30s and low 40s during the week and over this weekend , Onslow in Western Australia recoeded 50.7 during the week , any thingover 40 is usully considered a "bird dropper" .
You need to watch the movie "Love The Beast" with eric bana.
It’s Summer down under! No cold pillows.
Too hot to sleep here in Adelaide, so I'm up watching your vid. YOur video quality seems a bit low today, a different camera? Going for a 90's vibe?
I noticed it too, afterwards... Not sure what happened...
Cadbury in Canada...maybe it's made by Hersheys like US Cadbury?
Cadbury is made under licence in the US by Hersheys. Hersheys maybe makes Cadbury similar to how they make Hersheys chocolate by using purposely soured milk which gives a yuck after-taste of vomit.
@@stevenbalekic5683 yes, it is.
Hi Kevin, great video and nice to meet your lovely daughter. Her accent, at times, sounds like a Boston accent, or is that one of the traits of a Newfie accent?
@@utha2665 never noticed a Boston accent, but possible. The Newfoundland accent is a hodge podge of suspects and accents.
Musk is an ancient perfume known best in the middle east. It has a smooth, gentle floral scent and flavour, which Aussies have been familiar with for a hundred years, but non-Aussies often find it too strange. It should grow on you if you persist.
No tarriffs on Aussie stuff. Enjoy!
Hopefully you have "The Castle" on your list of movies too.
Just gave me a hankering for sone of my Christmas Turkish Delight. Oh yes, just had to have a delicious bite. The Real sweet not that packaged one.
Great vid as always. I'm surprised that no one made the comment that Australians do like grape flavoured items, it's just called wine here. Sorry, I'll see myself out. :P
Smarties have been in Australia since at least the fifties if not earlier, originally made by Rowntree’s but now by Nestle. In the eighties, M&Ms arrived but Smarties chocolate is much nicer.
Kevin, you’ve committed the same crime as an American named Ryan, who pronounces, FREEEDO FROG, and it’s wrong. Think of the boys name, FRED. it is FRED. O frog
Here is the great story behind it . Originally made by Mac Robinson’s chocolates. Mr. Mac Robertson asked his 18-year-old mould maker to create a chocolate mouse. The boy said, “sir I believe women and children may be afraid of mice, what if we make a “frog” instead?” The boss said go ahead. This was in 1930, and “Fred O” frog is still an iconic Australian favourite today. The boy had a great Australian name, which was Harry Melbourne. Cheers.🦘🇦🇺
Sorry the chocolate didn't travel to well, they aren't white unless it's actually white chocolate. Freddo's use to be the size of your palm,now they are bite size. 💕👋🇦🇺
Fruit Tingles, popping candy and sherbet are all made of the same stuff.
We dont go for grape over here
Like the tapping of food before eating. Is this a family thing or a Canadian custom. You suck Fruit Tingles generally.
We Say Freddo not Freedo.
Neither. Every reactor that isn’t Aussie seems to do this- it’s like “Cheers”. Americans and Brits do it too.
Ok. Interesting.
Oh suck the fruit tingles not chew for the real effect
We do it when trying something new together, almost like a "cheers" if you will.
You daughters accent has slight changes in it compared to yours! "here, milk" was different!
@@geofftottenperthcoys9944 she sounds more like her mother
I know not to bite hard candy because it can get stuck to your teeth! Suck for a while until it softens.
Kettle brand are better than red rock deli chips.
Tim Tams are the most Aussie thing ever. That and Vegimite. With Vegimite, you have to do it right. Most Americanas just try it straight out of the jar. The Castle is Australia's favourite Aussie movie. Chopper is the best Auusie movie ever IMO, but very violent. Gallipoli is a great Aussie movie to watch for ANZAC day in April. Crocodile Dundee is Australia's most famous movie. America went crazy for in the 80s and made Australia mega famous. Babe is a great Aussie family movie about farm animals. It turned some people vegetarian after watching. Happy Feet is a good Aussie animated movie about penguins.
What?! Friends was supposed to be comedy?!
north murica uses predominantly corn syrup as a sweetener, where as here in aus we use sugar from cane as we have a huge sugar cane industry. that may explain the difference in taste.
@@glenod that's true, plus a couple of other things I've learned, like the preservatives.
The chocolate melts easier because of the cocoa butter in a lot of other countries they use coconut fat instead of cocoa butter because it is cheaper