***** Tastes almost the same to me. The center at least, of course the chocolate is a little different, because american chocolate is more milk based. But it is the same product overall malted milk ball.
I actually like allsorts but however nice Werther's Original are you have to admit your nan probably has an empty tin of them in her loft full of Christmas present tags
Right. So first off: That tea needs milk. Secondly: That flake needs a cone. That cone needs some ice cream. That ice cream needs a beach. That beach needs to be visited on one of our very rare sunny days. ONLY THEN will you truly experience the glory of a Flake.
C'mon guys texture! We got Wispa Flake Twirl Ripple Aero, all of them just chocolate but TEXTURED. Let em melt on your tongue and it's a taste sensation 😊🍫
Dylan Zrim I became accustomed to having flake in my ice cream while abroad and now I am sad because we don't sell it here. (Unless you go to a specialty shop).
Lol that's fair, but at least we only pillaged a relatively small number of Native Americans. You redcoats pillaged earth for a while there, especially poor India.
Maltesers & Revel are made by the same company - Mars. In the UK, caramel has the consistency of a thick honey whereas toffee is harder & chewy. We pronounce nougat like 'nugget'. Pear drops & wine guns are very 'old-fashioned' sweets which are not so popular now.
Actually wine gums are quite popular pear drops definitely aren't but everyone from the uk must be able to agree with me that mint humbugs are the best sweet you can have
Okay, well, it's not pronounced Nyew Yawk, it's pronounced New YoRk. What do you people have against the letter "R", anyway? In all seriousness, it's just Toe-may-toe/To-mah-toe, my friend. No one really cares, nor should they.
I work in a candy store and we sell a ton of British candy! Flake bars and jelly babies are two of my favorites. Don't complain that Brits don't put anything in their chocolate - Cadbury Double Decker bars have a nougat bottom and a crisped rice top. Cadbury Boost has a soft center with biscuit (cookie) bits, a caramel layer around that, then it's delicious milk chocolate. Fry's and Sultan's Turkish delight is dipped in milk chocolate (Sultans is better btw). Cadbury makes a ton of delicious filled chocolate bars. I can't eat regular Canadian chocolate anymore because British stuff is so much better! Wine gums are amazing too - they actually used to be made with wine and that's what gave them that firm texture. They're not made with wine anymore but they still taste great and have a firm texture. :)
Living in Canada I always find it weird when the U.S doesn’t have the candy that we have here. It just feels like we are so close to each other that we would have the same stuff, but I get it.
Peaceful Painting omg yes like I can’t imaging a birthday party when I was little without maltesers like wth. and I don’t even rlly understand twiglets so that would be hilarious 😂
i'm sure its the same for you guys though if you try some of the stuff we have lol, though it seems alot of your guy's stuff is better made, or at least all food is just tailored to the country its made in or something like that
The toffee revel is not caramel. We do have both caramel and toffee. Caramel is softer and toffee is chewy and hard. Just thought I would mention because link thought we called caramel toffee
Dude this episode has me in tears, from Link's "LES 'AVE A PROPPAH BREW" to Rhett talking about "Must" it's like they were in a weird mood and I dig it.
Im from Essex, England... I'm finding it really bizarre how they haven't heard of some of these sweets/candy because they're just normal to us. I'm so surprised they haven't got some of these sweets in their country! 😱❤👌🏻 x
As a U.K viewer I feel it necessary to give my reaction in comment form: Firstly, wine gums are delicious, but you can make them disgusting if you keep them in your mouth too long. Licorice all sorts, they aren't the best, it's eaten for nostalgia really. Maltesers, original type is what you ate, it's described as a kind of honeycomb covered by chocolate, they're really nice, they were later made into chocolate bars with little Malteser bits in them. Jelly Babies, like a very simple, childish, Turkish delight, very sweet but very nice, quite soft with distinct flavours with the matching colours, great for sharing. Flakes are basically a flakely bar of original Cadbury dairy milk chocolate, that has a much better quality then and plastic, over sweetened American chocolate, I agree it's pretty airy, but that prevents it from being too dense, usually you buy them as a longer single stick. Revels, classic, not only are there the Maltesers but, the 'chocolate discs' are another chocolate called minstrels, which are a bit denser with a sugary shell, you can often tell what they are fairly easily, the coffee and orange ones are quite large and round, I've always called the 'toffee' one caramel. Pear drops are one of many classic boiled sweets in the U.K, which you can suck on for quite a while, my personal favourites being a licorice/herbal/blackjack flavour boiled sweet called Army and Navy (not Bassets). But over-all I appreciate your appreciation of Maltesers. Thanks for reading, here's a chocolate potato.
The only comments you're going to see: 50% is "OMG U DONT HAVE MALTESERS?" 49℅ is " IM SO TRIGGERED HOW THEY PRONOUNCE EVERYTHING WRONG" 1%: Other You're welcome
PG tips is the nicest tea, and we don't have warnings like that on the chocolate over here. I think that's just because it's being sold in America, a country that has banned kinder eggs for being dangerous by the way. Remember that before you mock our safety.
They're British bags, but that label is most likely there simply because it was imported to the US, they don't sell them in the UK with additional warnings tagged on. I personally prefer Twinings (specifically Earl Grey, but I understand why that isn't everyone's cup of tea).
It took me a moment to fully realise they'd never seen a malteser before. I was literally in disbelief.
It's identical to whoppers.
Same, it's like sending sweets to a far away planet or something.
but tastes different ,whoppwers i heard have a terrible texture and inferior chocolate
***** that's not surprising, just look at the state of Cadbury's after the American buy out. Tastes like cheap cooking chocolate.
*****
Tastes almost the same to me. The center at least, of course the chocolate is a little different, because american chocolate is more milk based. But it is the same product overall malted milk ball.
best part:
"are there raisins in here, john?"
"there's no raisins"
"john this is a raisin."
They should try Jaffa cakes
"Why does it have a warning on candy?"
Says the guys from the country where Kinder Eggs are illegal hahaha
lmao
Haha
omg they dont have jelly baby's in American they are missing out!!
Mya El-Shennawy jelly beans are about the same thing I think. If you don't have jelly beans then I'm guessing that your version is jelly baby's.
Jelly beans and jelly babies are completely different
Im sorry for the accents
*1 minute later*
“iTs ThE cRuMbLiEsT ChOcOlAtE fRoM tHe tOp oF ThE rAiNbOw”
Hope you got your keyboard fixed by now
What is link doing
American: YorkSHYER
British: Yorksher
Yorkshireman: Yerksha
Alexander Byron yarkshur
are you aware that Yorkshire is in Britain?
@@sarahspaceslippers Of course... there is a difference between typical 'British' and Yorkshire accents.
@@alexanderpbyron English
It’s pronounced yorksheer
it's not candy, they're sweets
Sean McDonagh well Americans, like me, call it candy
Sean McDonagh correct
nah mate, lollis
Ken Bone At least "sweets" make sense.. but lollies!? Why name all your candies after lollipops!? lol
vigilj5 or maybe lollipops are named after lollies?
I guarantee you all Brits watching this either got really annoyed or just died laughing
Sam Collins both!! It was very cringes and very funny st the same time
For me it was both. It was so hard to watch but I laughed *so* hard lmao XD
I did not laugh
i just did both
America: “We like candies that also have something on the inside.”
Also America: *Bans Kinder Surprise*
Jakester! - The Darude Comment Critic great spelling
MAGI PLAYZ ROBLOX I know right
MAGI Roblox Dab on them haters am I right gamer?
@IToldBob - the commenter
What?
what you said is funny but what he meant was not toys inside but something edible inside
I'm British and I'm finding it hard to imagine not having maltesers. 😓
Charlie D lol there well nice
Haha we have them, but we call them Whoppers.
Theunleashedgam3r i know
Charlie D Me too I'm British as well but I do want the American sweets to come over here
Charlie D Me too I'm British as well but I do want the American sweets to come over here
You've got to eat Maynard's wine gums. Not crappy other versions!
Kizzie Morris yeh true
Kizzie Morris so glad someone picked up on that. The whole time I was like you have the wrong wine gums.
As a British person I feel insulted... yet entertained
Evil X - Same.
Evil X - Same.
Same
Same
Same
Link is actually crazy
He spits out the candy "IT'S ANOTHER RAISIN!"
And then he eats it again lmao
Wtf! I read that as soon as it happened hahaha
that was gross of him
I'm British and liquorice allsorts are like known as the sweets that are in a bowl on your nans coffee table
Monica Ledger *cough* Worther's Originals *cough*
Oh ye but there nice not discusting like allsorts haha
I am also a brit and my nan never had allsorts. She always had humbugs and worthers xD
Monica Ledger literally the worst sweets around
I actually like allsorts but however nice Werther's Original are you have to admit your nan probably has an empty tin of them in her loft full of Christmas present tags
I was laughing so hard at almost everything link said, his reactions were hilarious!
The stiG J-96 Me too! They were so giddy today
As a Brit, I am personally offended by Link's 'English' accent 😂
Me too
Its funny 😂
Same
I'm not it's just fun and sarcasm lol
And I'm British
There's a British candy bar called Crunchie, that's like a Butterfinger, but the inside is less hard and brittle. That's the stuff, man.
Ohh gawd i luuuuve me a good crunchie bar
Crunchies are the dang nectar of the gods
Candy bar it's called a chocolate bar
Also crunchies are 😚 sooooooo good!
Yup
😂 if anyone is offended by Link's accent, they need to grow a pair and get over it lol it's pretty funny
And toffee and caramel are different things link :)
Loretta Rose I'm English I'm not offended if anything I found it hilarious about how hard link was trying xD
Megan Knight exactly lol I think the numerous accents actually weren't that bad
Not gonna say it was bad! It did make me laugh and that's what i'm here for!
It wasn't one bit funny, Americans get offended when anyone does an 'american' accent and its a southern accent
Flakes r AMAZING in icecream
agreed mr wippy
Alene Rounds yes! 99 flake is one of the best things EVER.
Alene Rounds Amen to that! There was nearly a riot in my town when they upped the 99p flake to £1.29 😒
Alene Rounds they are! I love flakes in ice cream!
I miss Neto. Rip 70p chocolate
Right.
So first off: That tea needs milk.
Secondly: That flake needs a cone. That cone needs some ice cream. That ice cream needs a beach. That beach needs to be visited on one of our very rare sunny days. ONLY THEN will you truly experience the glory of a Flake.
milliehutchings its green tea you don't put milk with green tea
milliehutchings ah yes, the old 99'er that now costs closer to two quid 😂
Look at the colour of it. There was Milk in it. even if it was only a little bit. also It's NOT green tea.
milliehutchings yes yes
Saunders Gaming you do put milk with yorkshire tea though.
*rhett being ignored by link for 15 minutes straight*
still got them 25 seconds
Basically every episode tho
In Britain we call candy "sweets"
Krissy barber
Yup yep yop we do
Yes We Do Sweetie.
+Zubi Kenzo creep
No! Because It's Like Sweets And Sweetie... Get It?
or treats
That feel when he's attempting to do a southern accent when drinking talking about Yorkshire tea which is northern
AlixGoneWrong lmao 😂
AlixGoneWrong I don't think he even knows there's different accents depends on what part you're from. It's just a bad accent
AlixGoneWrong I
And it's pronounced yorksher. Not York shire.
Reading or West Minster Southern ?
... THERE ARE PLACES IN THE WORLD WITHOUT MALTESERS???????!!!!!
Amy Wan never seen them here in Texas
Yeah never heard of them
Looking at the packaging alone you can tell that they're a European thing.
I love them but I'm from Australia!
Amy Wan Taiwan has maltesers, but not the states. I fell in love with them when I moved to Taiwan
I've never heard or ever seen that brand of Wine Gums! Maynard's are the ones to have... who are now joined with Basset's.
Yea same
They’re Still Get To Give Me A Lifetime Supply, It’s The Least You Should Expect When It’s Your Bloody Surname
And there all owned by Cadbury now.
i think they said on a video on another channel wine gums were eventually discontinued :(
It looked like they didn't enjoy Flake.
How?
__AMA__ Flakes and maltesers are de best
Messy, but nice
+Tabea Sommer If Hershey's is the best in the US then you are correct!
__AMA__ yeah, I have no clue how
Probably because Flake has the texture of old chocolate that's been sitting out for weeks.
WAIT AMERICANS DONT HAVE MALTEZERS
OR FLAKES
*maltesers
Gengar The Soul Eater ikr, I'm shocked too
Gengar The Soul Eater well we have whoppers
I've actually seen them in American stores, but maybe I was hallucinating
That girl is a real malteser
CYBERLLAM A small world, all your friends know of me
.... pretty sure its crowd pleaser
This is the best comment
LaughAs its a joke😂
CYBERLLAM A 😂
RHETT "you can make fun of the British man, cause of all they're pillaging"
ENGLAND HAS BREXIT THE CHAT
*Their
Years since Britain pillaged America: 412 years
I'd say there's no need to make fun of each other now.
@@scrumptioustelevision9764 America is 243 years old?
@@captainjames4649 There was a period of time between America gained independence and when it was colonizedinitially.
You guys do realise that there is no milk in the tea! We usually don't drink it without milk.
Could you explain your statement again? "You realize there's no milk in the tea...we don't drink it without milk"...I'm getting mixed signals here
he meant there is no milk in the tea they are drinking but there should be
Silverman there is no milk in that tea, they drink tea with milk usually
Those darn double negatives! 😧
lol
"You get shot for that in america." hahahaha
12:22
Guns are illegal in the UK
BischKing RUDE I LIVE IN AMARICA AND WE ARE AMAZING I LOVE AMARICA AND I THINK THAT IS RUDE
lol that was hilarious but probably true
Patricia Cannon boi u can't take a joke
Am I the only British person that loves seeing americans do British things
its the funniest thing
Milly Wallace no I love watching it too
Milly Wallace trust me you arent
don't worry its not just you
your not alone!!
C'mon guys texture! We got Wispa Flake Twirl Ripple Aero, all of them just chocolate but TEXTURED. Let em melt on your tongue and it's a taste sensation 😊🍫
Uh shutup?
A real treat is an ice cream in a cone with a Flake bar stuck in the scoop! It's called a 99.
Irene Peterson MMMMMMMMMH they're soo nice
Irene Peterson it's really weird seeing a 99 explained because I'm so used to everyone knowing what one is
Irene Peterson I love them
Irene Peterson 99 flake Mr whippy with a flake!l
darklordofdoom857 ayet
they don't put flake in soft serve ice cream in America??? well I'm never visiting...
A crumbly chocolate from England that people put on(unless they stopped)ice cream cones.
Celltosis and also in this very video......
.....well it's not American, so no......
this triggers me
Dylan Zrim I became accustomed to having flake in my ice cream while abroad and now I am sad because we don't sell it here. (Unless you go to a specialty shop).
"It's ok to make fun of their accent because all the pillaging they've done"
yeah it's not like Americans back then did any pillaging or anything.
*bombs hiroshima*
Lol that's fair, but at least we only pillaged a relatively small number of Native Americans.
You redcoats pillaged earth for a while there, especially poor India.
When they said that I thought about the slaves Americans forced to build stuff
haha. at least we gave it back
only you will get offended on gm more
Watching 7 year old memories now just hits your brain a certain way, Rhett and Link still are the best morning duo!
The way they pronounced yorkshire omg @.@
FALCONSAREBOSS nah Yorkshire is Yorkshire ask anyone
I think the people from Yorkshire decide how it is said...and they don't say it like that.......
Ikr I was cringing every time they said it lol
I'm an American so I'm biased but since Frodo lived in the Shire not the Shur. I must agree with their pronunciation.
Troglodyte I hate to break it to you, but Hobbits are fiction. Yorkshire is real.
Maltesers & Revel are made by the same company - Mars. In the UK, caramel has the consistency of a thick honey whereas toffee is harder & chewy. We pronounce nougat like 'nugget'. Pear drops & wine guns are very 'old-fashioned' sweets which are not so popular now.
GFINHK 🍷 🔫🔫
GFINHK Don't try and portray the way you pronounce a word as the way everybody in the UK says it. Anyone intelligent says noo-gah
Actually wine gums are quite popular pear drops definitely aren't but everyone from the uk must be able to agree with me that mint humbugs are the best sweet you can have
I don't say "nugget". I say nougat like "noogar"!
Euw, no!! I can't stand humbugs! And yes I'm British.
"We can make fun of the british because of all the pillaging they did..."
me: *drops jaw*
I did not expect the at all lol.
"It may prevent breathing. Whats wrong with that?" mood
Any other people from England really struggle to watch this video - not sure why
So true, they were surprised that liquorice all sorts had liquorice in them?
jonty haddon also annoyed when they said yorkshyre when it's spelt Yorkshire
ikr
finlay boi ikr im from Sheffield
finlay boi yeah I'm from halifax
Am I the only one that thinks that Links "British Accent" sounds like Dobby form Harry Potter?
I'm not the only one!!!
Andrew Haacke i thought itnwas just me!!!
To me it sounds like mr burns from the Simpsons 😂
Mr. Harry Potter sir!
Harry gave Dobby a sock!
Im begging you to do your English accent in Yorkshire, you will actually get shanked
joe murrell ain't no one shanking in Yorkshire 😂
Everyone acting like Yorkshire is a really dangerous place and I'm just like I live in the middle of nowhere...
and have four guns
Come to bradford... you will be welcomed 😉
It use to be called "Bradford" now it's refereed to as "Bradistan"...
the loveable muslim weirdo No. Never go to Bradford, not manningham anyway haha
rhett looks so young. shorter hair and shorter beard. watch December 2019
Dec 2020 checking in...
Jan 2021. Links hairs is noticeably much more darker too
Feb 2021
April 2021
July 2021
Those aren’t real wine gums
Well wtf are wine gums
Maynard wine gums are real wine gums
They said they were hard too, which makes me think they were more like sports mix
Do they taste like booze? Because i may need to buy them immediately
@@thesuperfatty no they don't taste of booze, it's just a name. They're just fruit gummies.
Who here is British and is like ' I eat them all the time '. 😂😂😂
me
ME For SURE
Superawesomecrazy me MEEEEE
Im more thinking "oh no Americans are at it again, taking a picking at us British"
Superawesomecrazy me meeeeeeeeeeeeee
Toffee and caramel are two different things
zoe abraham caramel is soft, toffee is chewy
You can get hard caramel, but toffee is made with butter I think
zoe abraham exactly
Yes
everyone was drunk on this episode
On winegums
It's not pronounced "York - sh I - yer" It's pronounced "York - sher" Thankyou for listening to my complaint
Leah Smith like when yoI go to a Toby carvery and they're like YORKSHUH?
Leah Smith IKR I WAS SCREAMING AT THE SCREEN...LIKE THIS COMMENT IF YOUR FROM THE NORTH EAST IF ENGLAND LIKE MEH
Leah Smith kay?
Leah Smith kay?
Okay, well, it's not pronounced Nyew Yawk, it's pronounced New YoRk. What do you people have against the letter "R", anyway?
In all seriousness, it's just Toe-may-toe/To-mah-toe, my friend. No one really cares, nor should they.
We literally just cheered when John said the tea was Yorkshire Gold. Best English Breakfast tea in the world, hands down.
Get out
I can maybe give PG Tips the bronze medal, but that's all it's getting from me
Yes!! 🙌🏻 Yorkshire Gold represent
There are different types of tea leaves, and different ways of preparing them - the same way there are different types (and roasts) of coffee beans.
i can only drink yorkshire tea
how could you not like FLAKE
Stephanie Hastings THANK YOU when i was a kid i would put it with my ice cream while we sit on the beach
I know right!
Nothing like a 99 on a warm day.
Because apparently chocolate/sweets are only good to Americans if there is something inside the chocolate :|
Stephanie Hastings ikr it is like the best thing ever
“That’s a good good whopper”
ITS A MALTESER, NOT A WHOPPER, THANK YOU
It's airy 😂
I'm shocked they've never had maltesers....
Matt Blade ikr I thought they had those in the states
We have whoppers which are 96% of the time stale and have no flavor or break your teeth.
That's why we love them.
Charisma Tooley if candy didn't make your teeth fall out then it's not proper candy 😉
Matt Blade
ya shouldn't be they don't live in the UK
British squad where you at ?!?!
yo
WASSUP BRITISH HOMIE MATE MAN MOP MIG
Do I still count? I have some of your candy
Aesthetic _ here
🙋🙋🙋
Being British this is the most funniest thing to watch 😂😂😂😂😂
Safina Adam same 😂😂😂
True dat
Don't make me laugh
Safina Adam yeah it’s so funny to watch
"Perfectly serviceable." The polite British way of saying: "Well, it does the job." LOL!
you dont have malteasers over in america? there goes all my plans to go there.
kenny hanly I thought the same thing
kenny hanly We have them, but they're definitely not something you find everywhere.
It`s ok friend...Just come to Canada instead, we got`s em here :)
We do have them, they just are kinda new here and only really found at specialty stores and movie theaters
kenny hanly whoppers are the same as Malteasers (I live in Canada where we have both)
Would you like a Jelly Baby?
i like the reference haha
Evan Morazzini Yes. I would.
SpAm's CsGo FLEEK SHOWTS best telly show ever haha
scott Stirling EXACTLY
Best British quote ever! Love DW
I work in a candy store and we sell a ton of British candy! Flake bars and jelly babies are two of my favorites. Don't complain that Brits don't put anything in their chocolate - Cadbury Double Decker bars have a nougat bottom and a crisped rice top. Cadbury Boost has a soft center with biscuit (cookie) bits, a caramel layer around that, then it's delicious milk chocolate. Fry's and Sultan's Turkish delight is dipped in milk chocolate (Sultans is better btw). Cadbury makes a ton of delicious filled chocolate bars. I can't eat regular Canadian chocolate anymore because British stuff is so much better! Wine gums are amazing too - they actually used to be made with wine and that's what gave them that firm texture. They're not made with wine anymore but they still taste great and have a firm texture. :)
Loreena B ... please to refer to British candy as British sweets...it makes more sense 😑
Loreena B it's sweets not candy ffs why AMERICA?!?!
Living in Canada I always find it weird when the U.S doesn’t have the candy that we have here. It just feels like we are so close to each other that we would have the same stuff, but I get it.
Liquorice All sorts are an acquired taste
The point of a flake is for it to be crumbley
Do you not put flakes in your ice cream? Like a 99?
DaFlamethrower yea that's very popular
Alex Nguyen 😨 YOU DONT KNOW WHAT A 99 IS!!!!!
Alex Nguyen
99 FLAKE OR 99 SPECIAL
omg
you cant fake a flake :)
I love watching Americans try our British things. It's just so funny to see people react to stuff that is in our everyday life ahahahahahahaha
It's so weird isn't it. Like so normal to us and they are like aliens discovering like maltesers 😂 I would love to see Americans try twiglets 🤣🤣
Peaceful Painting omg yes like I can’t imaging a birthday party when I was little without maltesers like wth. and I don’t even rlly understand twiglets so that would be hilarious 😂
i'm sure its the same for you guys though if you try some of the stuff we have lol, though it seems alot of your guy's stuff is better made, or at least all food is just tailored to the country its made in or something like that
@@professorbaxtercarelessdre1075 yes! when i first had a twinkie, i was beyond confused ahah
I love the firmness of wine guns
But you have to use Maynards
Anyone else been to Cadbury World?
Yeah
Amalia Gherman my sister works there so I get a discount :3 MAKE IT RAIN DISCOUNTS WOOP WOOP
Amalia Gherman me
Amalia Gherman yup
Yup best day of my life ahhaa😂
you might want to put milk in that tea not very British to drink it black
nicksynet nah that's the best way, milk is disgusting, and I am British
I agree. Black tea is better
***** ive never seen anyone have black tea always with milk and some people also add sugar but never just black Tea.
Tea isn't British it's Asian.
british tea is portugese
Rhett: "I dont wanna know their names"
*looks over to read names*
You can get long cadbury's flakes and that's what we put in ice cream crumbled up or stuck into the top of an ice cream cone.
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Saw that on Luther and wondered what it was!
MidnightAngel yea, just the plain flakes leave a lot to desire imo
The toffee revel is not caramel. We do have both caramel and toffee. Caramel is softer and toffee is chewy and hard. Just thought I would mention because link thought we called caramel toffee
'Gummy Babies' are actually called Jelly Babies
Care for a Jelly Baby?
SixZealousShuzie would anybody like a jammy dodger?
+Callum Pullen Are you guys having a party? If so imma bring a banana. Always bring a banana to a party
I love it when gmm brings together Doctor Who fans!
EclipseOfDarkness ikr
Is Link high in this one?
I got that vibe in this episode, that’d be hilarious if he was 😂
Dude this episode has me in tears, from Link's "LES 'AVE A PROPPAH BREW" to Rhett talking about "Must" it's like they were in a weird mood and I dig it.
'You can make fun of the British because of the pillaging they've done'
I have never loved you guys more (Northern Irish)
JDobbs Ireland belongs to the Brits
Gilbo only the south of ireland.
JDobbs classic Irishman still sour over what brits did hundreds of years ago
Jake Rogers They have been murdering civilians up to the 90s
Loool
York-sh-er. This isn't the Hobbit
I'm from Yorkshire 😂
Keara Ellis-Betts same lol
@@markpeters2880 hahahaha
Jeffaira what if it is?
I'm Lancashire time to fight 😂
Im from Essex, England... I'm finding it really bizarre how they haven't heard of some of these sweets/candy because they're just normal to us. I'm so surprised they haven't got some of these sweets in their country! 😱❤👌🏻 x
the way you say yorkshire is like yorksha
Jasotech No it's not
Jasotech Maybe that's just your accent
Brandon Finan well i am from the north east so i guess i do not speak english like you would normally expect
Brandon Finan it is how you say it
Brandon Finan As a Surrey goer with family in Yorkshire, I have never heard anyone pronounce it 'York-shire' Definitely 'yorksha'
As a U.K viewer I feel it necessary to give my reaction in comment form: Firstly, wine gums are delicious, but you can make them disgusting if you keep them in your mouth too long. Licorice all sorts, they aren't the best, it's eaten for nostalgia really. Maltesers, original type is what you ate, it's described as a kind of honeycomb covered by chocolate, they're really nice, they were later made into chocolate bars with little Malteser bits in them. Jelly Babies, like a very simple, childish, Turkish delight, very sweet but very nice, quite soft with distinct flavours with the matching colours, great for sharing. Flakes are basically a flakely bar of original Cadbury dairy milk chocolate, that has a much better quality then and plastic, over sweetened American chocolate, I agree it's pretty airy, but that prevents it from being too dense, usually you buy them as a longer single stick. Revels, classic, not only are there the Maltesers but, the 'chocolate discs' are another chocolate called minstrels, which are a bit denser with a sugary shell, you can often tell what they are fairly easily, the coffee and orange ones are quite large and round, I've always called the 'toffee' one caramel. Pear drops are one of many classic boiled sweets in the U.K, which you can suck on for quite a while, my personal favourites being a licorice/herbal/blackjack flavour boiled sweet called Army and Navy (not Bassets). But over-all I appreciate your appreciation of Maltesers. Thanks for reading, here's a chocolate potato.
They're selling ya air brits. They're selling ya air.Ever heard of Lays potato chips? They're selling ya air muricans. They're selling ya air.
Evelyn Loyaal except flakes add texture to the chocolate
Rhett opening the package like a savage! 😂😂😂
Rhett: I opened it big! Lol
I saw the Maltesers and couldn't help but think of Dan Howell.
me too.
syviethorne me to
#danteasers
Did you see Dan and phil's video on the sims 4. It's the latest one and you have to see what they name their kid.
LucieMae 112 I know, its perfect!
I literally thought malteasers were everywhere (I am british)
Eoj 53 same
We have it in Saudi Arabia !!!
Eoj 53 all the candies they tried are staples here in Canada
Same
Eoj 53 im from the philippines and i love malteasersssss
that thing at the beginning of this show they were asking about looked like a blobfish
I think it was lol
Andy Skied yeh😂😂
I'm from Yorkshire and can confirm it is the best tea in England 👏
I'm from Yorkshire too
Can't beat a Yorkshire cuppa lass x
PG Tips ftw.
Not Yorkshire gold though
I'm from Yorkshire too
.....oh my I thought everyone knew what a Malteser was
Killer456912 no we have the superior brand whoppers instead
By the way us English people say sweets instead of candy.
Here in Yorkshire we say spice
Amy Phillips Can I get so sweets mouther
Amy Phillips Can I get so sweets mouther
those weren't proper whine gums
whyjustwhy?
The real wine gums r in those red and orange bags
"this is a straight chocolate disk". I ended up yelling "IT'S A MINSTREL!!!" 😂😂😂😂
Holly Sterland I haven't seen minstrels for awhile, I bought a lot of them before and liked them a lot but now can't find them.
Its actually a counter, minstrels have a hard sugar coat
"You want a bumper? Or a boofer?" Lost it at boofer.
Can't believe Malteasers aren't in the states. They are one million times better than Whoppers
Whoppers taste like stale chocolate dipped cardboard. Sometimes they don't form correctly and they are so hard you cant bite through them.
Charisma Tooley exactly! just taste like cardboard in chocolate 😂
We have Malteasers in Canada, but I haven't tasted them vs British Malteasers so I don't know if they're exactly the same.
Alyssa Montgomery yeah I live in Canada and I've been eating them since I was a kid :D
Alyssa Montgomery Canadians unit!!!!
The only comments you're going to see:
50% is "OMG U DONT HAVE MALTESERS?"
49℅ is " IM SO TRIGGERED HOW THEY PRONOUNCE EVERYTHING WRONG"
1%: Other
You're welcome
What about the tea with no milk
Ethan Ruzin you are correct
We have Maltesers in the south now apparently, they started offering them at movie theaters instead of Whoppers.
What’s the other 1%?
Yup
As a british person, this video made me laugh, cry and get subject er angry all at once.
Jeron Setzer thank you!!
NearlyRDash who cares?
For the record you say "Yorkshir" Never heard anyone pronounce the "ire" 😂
I do
Stuart Summers then you’re saying it wrong
@@elopickle irrelevant
it’s yorksha that’s how i pronounce it
@@stuartsummers1303 Not irrelevant, You're definitely pronouncing it wrong, Its York-sha
One of the best things about Canada is that we have some British candies
Yup, so thankful because Flake is my favourite Chocolate bar. Never heard of having it in ice cream before but I'd try it
PG tips is the nicest tea, and we don't have warnings like that on the chocolate over here. I think that's just because it's being sold in America, a country that has banned kinder eggs for being dangerous by the way. Remember that before you mock our safety.
I definitely agree as PG tips is the best. And Yorkshire Tea
Rob Has kinder eggs were seen as and are a choking hazard for children
i like turtles
Just had two cups of Pg and I agree.
They're British bags, but that label is most likely there simply because it was imported to the US, they don't sell them in the UK with additional warnings tagged on.
I personally prefer Twinings (specifically Earl Grey, but I understand why that isn't everyone's cup of tea).
The way they pronounced "Yorkshire" was hilarious.
Also, listening to them joke about the warning on the bag made me realise why American parents are so irresponsible.
Dielan Island IT WAS CRINGEY
Ikr
Whoo hoo I live in Britain!!
Where's my squad at??
Here 😂
Toffy and caramel are 2 different things!
It's pronounced YORK-SHER
It's also Cad-Brees
This video is full of bastardisation.
York-shur York-shear different accents
i pronounce it cadbry
All americans think we speak all posh but most of the uk is not like that.
It's true
PeachyKitten :3 I ken aye
PeachyKitten :3 they think we all speak like the queen clearly they have never seen where im from
Cars-Are-For-Life ElliotJB I can't tell the difference because I don't speak posh and I live in the uk
Iamluzzz 333 On point xD