Great Video I think I would like the sweet barbecue rips chips and I would of been very disappointed in the PBJ chocolate bar... and thanks Tim for going shopping for some of the treats for this video . When you are both together I know I’m in for some real laughs. Have a safe week💕💕🦋🦋
Hello tam and Tim. In the UK we have milk bottle gummies as well as cola bottles. Both are delicious. I would love to try the old gold chocolate honeycomb and peanuts. Yum.
Thanks Tim, for joyning you wife going shopping :D It's so good to see you both happy and smiling in these times. Sadly not a lot australian sweets are available in Germany. Great video as always =)
We get milk bottles here in the UK... you can get Milkshake flavour ones too, but I really like the look of those coffee ones! Coffee flavoured stuff is a favourite of mine!
Good video! Enjoyed the variety. I am surprised that Tam preferred the chocolate over the chips or crisps this time. Fun to watch you two play off one another. Thanks for the video! Y'all have a great week!
Hi Tam and Tim those Rocky Road bites look yummy I remember Old Gold Chocolate Bars my dad's favourite he loved dark chocolate I miss Jaffas and Polly waffles living in the UK Aussie sweets are hard to find love your videos
Hi Penny, the Polly waffle disappeared years ago but I believe they are bringing it back? I still love Jaffas but I don't get them much these days you know what is really good the Darrell Lea equivalent to Jaffas
For decades, at least in the US, people ate iodized salt because the iodine in it was to try to prevent thyroid issues and goiters. The various kinds of salt that aren't white table salt are due to various mineral traces in the salt that create the color. Those minerals are good for you. Himalayan salt specifically has trace amounts of magnesium, potassium, and calcium that make it pink. I love the Honey Barbecue chips. Smiths is owned by the American brand Lays, but they kept the country specific brand names to not lose customers.
Himalayan salt is from Pakistan, from himalayan region. And the main difference is that it tastes less salty, is more subtle. Another hilarious video ☺ Love you guys and the happiness you emanate with! I gives great energy to your audience. Btw what is honeycomb? I don't think that anyone sells it in Poland
Honeycomb is a crunchy caramel based toffee, made crunchy by adding bicarbonate of soda while the toffee is still boiling; it foams up, increasing it's volume and then when poured out onto a tray, it cools to produce a light brown, airy honeycombed toffee. It's known by different names around the world. In the part of England where I live, it's known as 'cinder toffee' because of it's resemblance to cinders. If you can get hold of any British Cadbury chocolate bars in Poland, try a 'Crunchie Bar' - that has a center of honeycomb/cinder toffee.
Nice video, Tam and Tim! I think raspberry is not the most common flavor of jelly to pair with peanut butter in a PB&J sandwich here in America (grape and strawberry are more popular, I suspect), but chocolate, peanut butter and raspberry together might be nice. The iced coffee milk bottles would not get much enthusiasm from me, because a coffee-flavored gummy candy just sounds rather far-out to me. Both of those types of chips/crisps look appealing, though. Thanks for the taste-test!
Thanks Yes here it is raspberry and strawberry that are most popular in jam. You are right it isn't common to have coffee flavoured gummy candy and I actually can't see them sticking around on the shelves for long as they would not be popular with kids Hope you are doing well.
You can find Himalayan pink salt itself in Asian food stores. It features in different North Indian spice blends, (Chaat Masala springs to mind.) It has a very VERY pungent sulforous aroma, which gives just about everything you use it in, a background flavour of boiled eggs! 😝 What flavour does it give to potatoes, I wonder? 🤔
This is from Wikipedia: “Himalayan salt is rock salt mined from the Punjab region of Pakistan. The salt, which often has a pinkish tint due to trace minerals, is primarily used as a food additive to replace refined table salt but is also used for cooking and food presentation, decorative lamps and spa treatments.”
Himalayan pink salt has some Himalayan oxen pee in it. Another good snack show! When you go into the supermarket, do you hear people whispering "That's the candy lady on UA-cam. "
Pink and gray sea salts have 80 minerals in them and less sodium, which is why the are healthy. For example Ppl with anxiety or adrenal fatigue need more salt , so they are recommended to drink these salts in water + potassium and magnesium
@@CheekyTam for anxiety I highly recommend reading about MTHFR mutation, most ppl who have anxiety all their life have it and can get rid of it by taking the vitamins that are recommended. something that helps immediately and is natural are Bach flowers.- especially for panic attacks
Have you heard of the story of chips? A chef cooked potatoes for too long just to get revenge on an obnoxious customer. But the latter liked it so much, and chips were born. We call them crisps, BTW.
You should dress up as the Jigsaw puppet for Halloween. Did you hear about the new Saw movie, "Spiral", written by and starring Chris Rock? I'm dead serious. He's a fan of the Saw movies, and if you want something done, why not write and produce it yourself.
For some reason UA-cam lied to me and told me this video was an hour and a half. All that hype wasted, ha ha ha. Mind you I am extremely tired and could have seen wrong ...
You two are hysterical! We love when you film the videos together ❤
Thank you Tim for accompanying Tam to the grocery
I love how Tam nodded after explaining why she didn’t like the chips! That was hilarious 🤣
Thanks "Tim"! Haha....the coffee milk bottles look interesting.
Very interesting aussie taste test thanks tam and tim
Thanks for watching Brian. We received another package from you today thank you.
@@CheekyTam your welcome looking forward to more British taste tests 😋
Great Video I think I would like the sweet barbecue rips chips and I would of been very disappointed in the PBJ chocolate bar... and thanks Tim for going shopping for some of the treats for this video . When you are both together I know I’m in for some real laughs. Have a safe week💕💕🦋🦋
Hello tam and Tim.
In the UK we have milk bottle gummies as well as cola bottles. Both are delicious. I would love to try the old gold chocolate honeycomb and peanuts. Yum.
milk bottles are sooooo goood they are my fav candy!
Thanks Tim, for joyning you wife going shopping :D It's so good to see you both happy and smiling in these times. Sadly not a lot australian sweets are available in Germany.
Great video as always =)
Hi Leithia Tim's shopping comments were hilarious.
Loved this video guys! Those milk bottles - I want to try them! Although I feel like I might be disappointed as I love the original so much!
We get milk bottles here in the UK... you can get Milkshake flavour ones too, but I really like the look of those coffee ones! Coffee flavoured stuff is a favourite of mine!
Crisps... everywhere!
Good video! Enjoyed the variety. I am surprised that Tam preferred the chocolate over the chips or crisps this time. Fun to watch you two play off one another. Thanks for the video! Y'all have a great week!
Love you both you so funny x xx love from UK 🇬🇧
Hi Tam and Tim those Rocky Road bites look yummy I remember Old Gold Chocolate Bars my dad's favourite he loved dark chocolate I miss Jaffas and Polly waffles living in the UK Aussie sweets are hard to find love your videos
Hi Penny, the Polly waffle disappeared years ago but I believe they are bringing it back? I still love Jaffas but I don't get them much these days you know what is really good the Darrell Lea equivalent to Jaffas
Happy Thanksgiving from Canada!
We have wax bottles filled with juice here in America that are super fun to eat 😊
This was great
Yeah we have milk bottle sweets in Ireland Tim
I enjoy your video's have a awesome day
Hey Tyler Thank you! You too!
My fav people ever
The lucky dip sounds good. Is lucky dip the same thing as bridge mix here in the USA?
Hi Candace I had not heard of the bridge mix before I just googled it, looks delicious.
I loved that iced coffee. Healthier version it is :-)
Australia be getting some interesting things. This old gold ones seem interesting. Those rib chips...I dunno.
We have gummy milk bottles here in the UK ours are white with white powder on them my brother loves them xx
Hi val x
@@brianadshead5091 hi brian
@@valeriebrown3872 have a good week val x
@@brianadshead5091 and the same to you and stay safe to xx
For decades, at least in the US, people ate iodized salt because the iodine in it was to try to prevent thyroid issues and goiters. The various kinds of salt that aren't white table salt are due to various mineral traces in the salt that create the color. Those minerals are good for you. Himalayan salt specifically has trace amounts of magnesium, potassium, and calcium that make it pink. I love the Honey Barbecue chips. Smiths is owned by the American brand Lays, but they kept the country specific brand names to not lose customers.
Himalayan salt is from Pakistan, from himalayan region. And the main difference is that it tastes less salty, is more subtle.
Another hilarious video ☺ Love you guys and the happiness you emanate with! I gives great energy to your audience.
Btw what is honeycomb? I don't think that anyone sells it in Poland
Honeycomb is a crunchy caramel based toffee, made crunchy by adding bicarbonate of soda while the toffee is still boiling; it foams up, increasing it's volume and then when poured out onto a tray, it cools to produce a light brown, airy honeycombed toffee. It's known by different names around the world. In the part of England where I live, it's known as 'cinder toffee' because of it's resemblance to cinders. If you can get hold of any British Cadbury chocolate bars in Poland, try a 'Crunchie Bar' - that has a center of honeycomb/cinder toffee.
@@DaveBartlett I will try to do it on my own maybe 🤞 Thanks a lot! 😁
Nice video, Tam and Tim! I think raspberry is not the most common flavor of jelly to pair with peanut butter in a PB&J sandwich here in America (grape and strawberry are more popular, I suspect), but chocolate, peanut butter and raspberry together might be nice. The iced coffee milk bottles would not get much enthusiasm from me, because a coffee-flavored gummy candy just sounds rather far-out to me. Both of those types of chips/crisps look appealing, though. Thanks for the taste-test!
Thanks Yes here it is raspberry and strawberry that are most popular in jam. You are right it isn't common to have coffee flavoured gummy candy and I actually can't see them sticking around on the shelves for long as they would not be popular with kids Hope you are doing well.
Tim-"I dont think so Tam" lmoa
Tam got lucky...woohoo...or was Tim the one that got lucky...we know that was what Tam was thinking because she turned red.
You can find Himalayan pink salt itself in Asian food stores. It features in different North Indian spice blends, (Chaat Masala springs to mind.) It has a very VERY pungent sulforous aroma, which gives just about everything you use it in, a background flavour of boiled eggs! 😝 What flavour does it give to potatoes, I wonder? 🤔
This is from Wikipedia: “Himalayan salt is rock salt mined from the Punjab region of Pakistan. The salt, which often has a pinkish tint due to trace minerals, is primarily used as a food additive to replace refined table salt but is also used for cooking and food presentation, decorative lamps and spa treatments.”
Woohoo!!! 🥳🌟💚
Himalayan pink salt has some Himalayan oxen pee in it. Another good snack show! When you go into the supermarket, do you hear people whispering "That's the candy lady on UA-cam. "
Pink and gray sea salts have 80 minerals in them and less sodium, which is why the are healthy. For example Ppl with anxiety or adrenal fatigue need more salt , so they are recommended to drink these salts in water + potassium and magnesium
Thanks for this information, I had no idea about the benefits of Pink and gray salts. People with anxiety hmmm...that's me
@@CheekyTam for anxiety I highly recommend reading about MTHFR mutation, most ppl who have anxiety all their life have it and can get rid of it by taking the vitamins that are recommended. something that helps immediately and is natural are Bach flowers.- especially for panic attacks
Have you heard of the story of chips? A chef cooked potatoes for too long just to get revenge on an obnoxious customer. But the latter liked it so much, and chips were born.
We call them crisps, BTW.
about the himalayan pink salt, its not the healthiest thing even tho ppl tend to think that way. :/
I just love ❤️ your videos ur both adorable and are perfect for each other I love all your videos but how do you stay so thin.??
Some of those Chocolate Balls look like...... not chocolate :-P
Those big bags of crisps always disappoint, you open them up and see half a bag.😫
Always half a bag of air it is so disappointing
You should dress up as the Jigsaw puppet for Halloween.
Did you hear about the new Saw movie, "Spiral", written by and starring Chris Rock? I'm dead serious.
He's a fan of the Saw movies, and if you want something done, why not write and produce it yourself.
No have not heard about the new saw movie I could probably get a part in it.
Did you know that the creators of Saw are Australian?
For some reason UA-cam lied to me and told me this video was an hour and a half. All that hype wasted, ha ha ha. Mind you I am extremely tired and could have seen wrong ...