first time trying American snacks and candy
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2021
- hi! so as some of you might know I'm from Ukraine. I always see all these American snacks online but I never got to try them. in this video I finally decided to try them and you get to watch me lol
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I'm curious how the snacks and candies from Ukraine look like ç.ç pleeease do a video about it!!
good idea!!
Yeah
and now you got it
@@sitimaisarahmohdsuib116 woooo you right, she did it!!! ♥ thank you
The taki taki interaction we've been waiting for
andy: nerds are for little kids, i don't think adults would eat them
me, an adult: eating nerds while watching this video
I’m 25 yo and I still like Nerds 😁
I'm 33 years old and still buy them.
Andy: I am poor
Sehun: I cry I cry I cry...
Me: *chokes!*
I'm from the U.S. and I have tried all of those snacks! Twizzlers are definitely weird, but it's one of those snacks that can grow on you, if that makes sense? Also people here debate Twizzlers versus Red Vines on which is better. Gummy candies like the ones you got are probably stale, which happens quite often especially in the small packages.
Swedish fish though aren't necessarily "gummy" or squishy like gummy bears or worms. The way she described the swedish fish sounds like how they normally are; not super soft, rips a little when you bend it, kind of dense but still soft enough to be considered a "gummy candy." Same with sour patch kids, because neither of them contain gelatin. So i don't think they were stale, that's kinda just how they are.
@@aliciaballesteros-mitchell1059 some sour patch kids contain gelatin most do.
You eat twizzlers you gotta eat the twizzler pull n peels
Takis fuego are actually mexican but I'm glad you try it 🥺💜(I'm mexican btw)
We love them in America too
I mean technically Mexico is part of North America so maybe anything from Canada, the US and Mexico counts as “American food”
@@Itshollymoon no they’d count as North American food lol
@@Itshollymoon Mexico along with neighboring countries like Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras are considered Central American. Anything below those countries (aside from Antarctica of course) is considered South American. I don't know what teacher lied to you, but shame on them.
As an American, I eat cereal as a snack rather than for breakfast. If you want something sour, War Heads are way sourer than Sour Patch Kids. Also, Twizzlers are not the best candy man but they are useful straws lol
I love it when you posttt
I'm laughing because of the Twizzlers rn, because yes... I'm a European now adult sometimes trying out American snacks and candies too, and the Twizzlers really did taste like plastic and play dough to me too 😂
As an American honestly most of us think Twizzlers taste like plastic.
Good American chocolate has milk, Hershey is a good brand. We do have this weird, typically holiday themed like Santa and Easter bunnies chocolate, which is basically like chewing vaguely chocolate flavored candle wax. It doesn’t melt just kind of balls up in your mouth when you chew it and it’s awful
Makes me happy every time you upload a video!! Seeing you doing anything is an enjoyment!
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I am not from the US so I don't for sure, but in my country the "may contain" is for heavy allergics because the product was made in the same firm as other products that contain eggs, milk etc.
i’m from the US! actually a lot of these i don’t like either haha i do love reese cup tho!! i never thought of it as sandy but once you said it i can kind of understand. fun fact swedish fish & swedish fish are made by the same company so that’s probably why the texture is similar, they’re also basically the only gummies in the US that are vegetarian/vegan friendly (the rest have gelatin).
Do you mean swedish fish and sour patch kids?
@@soulthewitch3271 hahaha yah
I live in an asian country but i've tried most of those snacks which can be found in supermarkets here.
You made me curious about that takis chips. I'm gonna look for it tom since i'm gonna do grocery shopping 😆
When it says "may contain eggs" it means it's been made on machinery or in a factory that also makes other products that maybe had egg as an ingredient. This is important for people with allergies and vegans.
bestie when sehun sing i cry i died XD
Takis are so popular in Mexico, I never thought they were popular in the US too. Here we eat takis with lime and hot sauce
Hi, American here! I thought I’d share my two cents if anyone cares lol - btw you did not say anything offensive, we feel you...trust me.
Twizzlers: 100% agree, but they are kind of a snack you don’t think about, just chew while watching TV
Cheetos: i personally hate them but Americans love cheesy snacks
Jelly beans: the Harry Potter brand is a rip off bc those are just normal jelly beans, love them though.
Nerds: i love them!! Let them dissolve in your mouth for a few seconds then chew on them.
Swedish fish: are these even American LOL? I like that the flavor isn’t too strong.
Reeces: soooo popular here, kids and adults. Americans love peanut butter
Sour patch kids: find the “sour” flavored ones. We love sweet + sour combinations
Takis: HAHAHA the white people comment though! Takis are for a special group of American girls with the long nails, hoop earrings, sit at the back of the bus, you know the type
Cereal: yes, definitely a thing here. Literally every day. Kids eat the sugary colorful ones, adults usually eat bland cereal.
Pop tarts: use a toaster! But they taste very artificial. If you don’t have time for breakfast you grab a pop tart.
It’s sad that a lot of these snacks are so unhealthy and artificial but it’s all we ate as kids bc society and media shove it upon us. Hopefully we can all grow up happy and healthy!
Andy: It smells like strawberry bubble gum
Me: Got me feeling like pop rocks, strawberry, bubble gum🎶
it looked like those sour patch candies were the watermelon ones which aren't the regular ones, the normal sour patch kids are more sour than the watermelon ones
As an American, I try to avoid Twizzlers as much as I can lol I think Red Vines are better
Maybe try some Ukraine snacks for us ??
The immediate approval with the Takis 🙌 I was the same way my first time 😂
ive never seen someone eat a poptart with fork
I love ur shirt and whats written on it...
haters gonna hate but true exol knows the power Andy holds in her videos..
loads of love to u Andy.❤
If you want sour candy, try "toxic waste" and "warheads" but you have to get the hard candies. Soft candies are usually less sour. and ingredient to look for is "citric acid" and that usually means it's somewhat sour.
idk anyone who eats twizzlers and yes most of the snacks/ flavors you chose are for childen 🙂
I am one of those weird people who could eat a whole pack of twizzlers :,)
15:16 lmaoooooo im screaming this soo funny
the middle finger thing in ur shirt omg pls 😭
I feel the same way about Twizzlers. Feels like you are chewing on plastic. I always wondered why anyone liked them. Eating them as a kid was the biggest let down ever!
Yes, cookies and cream is just white chocolate and Oreo pieces. You'd have to try regular Hershey's chocolate to have a fair comparison.
Nerds are good but so awkward to eat! They would always get stuck in my molars.
My sons love Swedish fish. Both asked for them plus Reece's Pieces for their birthday.
I can't believe they didn't send you any Hershey's kisses or M&Ms! Snickers, Three Musketeers, Milky Way and Baby Ruth are pretty classic candy bars.
My country Mexico doing something good with Takis for the world ✨
Latin Exo-l 💕
takis are horrible for ur body…
@@squiddyft.insecurities3549 it's not going to kill you
@@strangerthings4532 yes it can girl
@@strangerthings4532 they literally give you cancer n shit if you eat too much
Your videos are just Awsome girl!
I’m from the U.S. haha and yeah most of our snacks are way too sweet (or too salty) … but I like Nerds. I just never developed the taste for things like Twizzlers or Cheetos, but all my friends love them 🤷♀️ U.S. chocolates are too sweet imo… European ones are better. I’m really curious what kinds of snacks you normally get in Ukraine! 😃
Andy seems so lively and not so dead and Im loving that for u gurl
thank u for keeping exo ls entertained🥰
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I'm from Nepal Asia and I have tried twizlers and It really tasted like chewing on plastic, the taste was so interesting that I remember it quite well
ugh those are so disgusting omg girl why ???
@@squiddyft.insecurities3549what r u saying ?
@@squiddyft.insecurities3549what r u saying ?
I love nerds candy! I like to eat it and drink soda with it lol, not healthy but it fizzes!
i love twizzlers, i think a lot of people do here...they don't have a super flavorful flavor but they're addicting lmao. the stickiness doesn't appear as a problem as much i don't think because a lot of candy here is very sticky.
Omg Taki looks so confused and tired.... and then he licked the Takis?!? Soooo cute
I am an American, I like almost everything that you tried in this video, other than fruit loops. When something here in the US says it contains milk, it is for people that are allergic to milk and can't have it.
this is sooo interesting to watch as an American lol. now I wanna send you all the cereal brands here to try
Binge-watching your vids lately ♡
I have such a nostalgia with twizzlers cause they're my dad's favorite movie snack. It is a bit like chewing on plastic though, they have a bit of a different recipe that's softer than the original and they have fun flavors like orange dreamsicle.
If you like sour, spicy and tasty snacks I’m 100% sure you’d probably like mexican candy.
Candy: Pulparindo, Pelon pelo rico, rellerindo, lucas, vero popsicles -mango, barrilito, piña, semáforo-, tamaroca, bolitochas, rockaleta, picafresa.
Chips: takis-yes they’re actually mexican ;), tostitos, rancheritos, sabritas of lime, adobadas, ruffles, crujitos, purple chips, churrumais.
There are so many more but I just wanted to give you examples of the savory snacks Mexico has, there’s also sweet ones but since you’re not that big about sweet snacks I listed only the ones I think you’ll enjoy.
I love this BUT as a European kid as well I must say almost nothing was USA core while growing up. And thank goodness it wasn’t 😂
I love this idea! I also always wanted to try Takis, I might try to order it online because I think I might like it a lot 👀
Just saying I live in the US and twizzlers are very popular here. They have them in different flavors and they are a very popular movie snack. Also Pop-Tarts are a breakfast food here. Kids eat them for breakfast. You don't have to heat them up, but they are good. Heated. Here there not really a cookie but more just a pastry with filling. Also peanut butter cups have the sandy texture because they are made with real peanuts that get ground into peanut butter. Lastly, fruit loops are not that big, what you got is called the jumbo snacks which are basically bigger fruit loops designed for snacking on the go. Sour patch kids are usually pretty sour, what you got was this sour patch kids watermelon and those aren't as sour as regular sour patch kids. If you really want to try something sour, you should try sour gummy worms or warheads. Warheads are our version of sour candy, but you need the hard ones to really get the sour taste. Also white chocolate is generally a lot. Sweeter here than milk chocolate or dark chocolate. In the state where I live in America there is actually a town called Hershey and there they have a whole theme park devoted to Hersheys candy. It is called Hershey Park. There is also a store you can go to. That is right next to the park called chocolate world and they have a little ride in this store where you can actually go through and see how they make the chocolate. Also some adults here eat nerds as well. Usually people either put a little bit in their hand and just pop it into their mouth or they just pour some from the box directly into their mouth. If you really want to try something unique you, you need to try pop rocks what they are is sometimes sour broken up. Almost mini crystals of hard candy that pop in your mouth when you eat it. Some people crunch them a little bit while others just let them dissolve on their tongue.
I’m sorry for so many comments lol I’m commenting as I am watching. Yes so children usually eat cereal before school. Not every day. We also eat bagels, oat meal, toast, granola bars or fruit, or a full American breakfast if there is time to cook. Adults do occasionally have some sugar cereal but we eat it more for an occasional nostalgic snack. Not for breakfast every morning. We usually would go for a less sweet cereal. The watermelon sour patch kids aren’t as sour as the normal ones. And yes we also like normal gummies. Try trolli sour gummy octopi. Those are the best.
Would watch a lot more of this trying foods content.
*Meanwhile me intensely staring at the middle finger thats sticking out of her pockets.*
I'm curious to see you having mukbang food from there in Narnia
You should try Mexican snacks! Are sour, spicy and very delicious
I'm from Chile
I'm from Brazil and I always had the same curiosity as you, but I only got to buy a Dr. Pepper and it tastes like syrup to me, a bad syrup.
Brasileiraaaaaaaaa
Brasileiro everywheeereeee kkkkkkkk e eu achando que era a única aqui que assistia a Andy.
Oh.. eu achei q ia ter snacks mais diferentes mas tudo é meio parecido daqui ne kkk
@@RaiiLOL te garanto que não, ser fã de EXO requer procurar conteúdos de fãs em inglês hgfdudsgf
@@milooky7769 nem tanto, eu queria provar o alcaçuz de qualquer maneira. ah, e eu acho que o Reese deve ser tipo uma paçoca dentro, pq é de manteiga de amendoim e ela disse que é arenoso.
American here; you are supposed to put pop tarts in the toaster not the microwave. they are very sweet. There are many different flavors. Brown sugar cinnamon is my favorite!
Sour Patch Kids are my fav sweet snack! It's really good
I'm from Brazil and here we have Hershey's and other American brands... Cheetos we have in other flavors like REQUEIJÃO (it's a type of Brazilian cream cheese), also they have Brazilian versions of sneakers and Twix.
The way u brought taki to camera was funnyy
I love Twizzlers! LOL But the older they are, the harder they get. When they are "fresh" (as in recently manufactured) they are soft and not like plastic. And the single packaged ones are always rock hard. Usually it comes in a big pack. I'm Canadian.
Andy, I wish I could send you snacks from Disney World! Let me know. Also yes Twizzlers in the 90’s we kids used them as straws, not tasty imo.
Andy: I don’t think any adult will buy this candy.
36 years old me: Nerds are my favorite.😅
You would literally love Mexican candies, they're all what you're looking for in a snack ❤️
I actually enjoyed watching this
The difference between the chocolate in America vs Europe is Americans have higher sugar content and less cacao in the chocolate and Europe doesn’t put as much sugar and also adds more cacao which gives it that nice bitter taste
Great video 👍 love your accent have a wonderful day and hello from Arizona ✌😎☀️
The face Andy made while eating twizzler is the face I make eating twizzler! Older folks seem to like them? Like my late mother's generation older.
LOL as someone in the US I can say that most of our snacks are odd, and Twizzlers really do feel like rubber or plastic, they grow on you though. The salty snacks are generally better, but I was more surprised about the pop tarts! Generally we toast them and eat them, though I'm sure people eat then untoasted too.
Wahhhh. Your skin is glowing. It looks healthy😳
Twizzlers are better in cherry... And pull apart ones. Also yes you can use twizzlers as a straw... But it disintegrates quickly
I love these videos because I liked all of these growing up, but as I became an adult I slowly began to hate them 😅
Pop tarts you heat them up in a toaster. And at least for us Mexicans, cereal is a snack not breakfast. The swedish fish and sour patch kids are vegan.
From an adult American, try nerd gummy clusters they’re so good
Andy please make a video of trying different Korean noodles!!?
Please try to post more videos we will give you ideas if you want 😅 love your videos ❤️❤️
I visited the States and 100% agree with your Twizzlers reaction.
I've eaten some of these snacks a lot but from local stores and I'm from Bangladesh, Asia?? Like Reese's and Hershey's and Cheetos! Now I really wanna know what snacks Andy's been eating while growing up in Narnia O-O
May contain means it’s not an ingredient but it’s made in a facility where eggs are used so there could be tract amounts by accident. It’s for severe allergies in case even a tiny amount will affect you.
Twirlers can be pretty plain at first but once you eat some more you can taste it. So maybe next time try more than only one and see if you can taste it!
Oh I want to try American candy as well, I love to watch taste tests xD
Where did you find such a small package? I want to try so much, but it is too much for one person.
Random:
I am always happy about your Videos!
Sounds weird maybe, but I love to hear you talk since I love your accent!
Hello! I’ve lived in America my whole life and the sweet cereal is mostly just a kids thing but I’ve seen young adults enjoy it a lot too. There are healthier cereals with grains and dried fruit that I personally do eat often lol
i have a strong hate for twizzlers and ur right if tastes like plastic imo, it’s either a hit or miss for people
Now I need Andy to taste Jhalmuri, puri, Fuchka, Chatpati, velpuri~ trust me every bite is a suprise and worth spending million dollers on it
*but you cant order them over internet*
Hehe.Girl are you Indian ?
@@selinasharma6107 no im Bangladeshi
I'm from America and I've tried all these. Mostly kids eat gummy/fruity snacks here. Also Ikea is the best.
I live in the U.S. but grew up in Mexico. I am not a sweets type of person but when I do crave one I usually go for the chocolate bars…. My favorite is that cookies n cream Hershey’s 😬. I’m glad you liked Takis , you should try more Mexican candy though I warn you that even our candy is mostly spicy 😅
I’m from the US and yes there are people who really eat Twizzlers. I’m older, and I was never into Sour Patch Kids. Lay’s is making “Flamin’ Hot” everything and honestly I don’t think it’s as spicy as it was in the beginning. Swedish Fish, I can take or leave & I mostly leave. Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup, if I bite into one and it’s grainy I usually throw it away because to me that indicates they’re old and should have been discarded. Personally I like to eat them cold from the refrigerator. I’m an adult, and while it’s not an every day thing I eat cereal. Its quick, perfect if you don’t feel like cooking, but know you need to eat something*.But not cereal like Froot Loops. Pop Tarts, I use to eat those, but I ate them straight out of the wrapper not warmed. Takis, they’re ok, another snack I can take or leave. Some people like spicy but I prefer salty. * I’m sure someone’s thinking toast is quick, I don’t like toast from a toaster.
loves your savage t-shirt 👀...i want that.
You got the watermelon sour patch kids. They are less sour than the original SPKs . Also the originals have different flavors for every color
Hi andyy !!
Sour patch is my fav right under trolli neon sour worms. I wonder if they are old/stale?
Like MEXICAN i really love TAKIS with VALENTINA ♡♡♡
Te amo Andy
I’m not American but I’m Canadian and we have all these snacks but some of them are kinda different? Like our sour patch kids are smaller and are actually sour. Our Reece’s are much flatter and our fruit loops are smaller. Also our Swedish fish are much smaller too. It’s kinda weird to me to see the same products but different…
It’s ok if you don’t like twizzlers a lot of people In the US hate the taste of those. (Plus redvines is a much better option for red licorice.)
U.S here...I hate twizlers they are like licorice 😩...pop tarts are suppose to be like a warm "pastry" lol and kids eat them for breakfast/snack
The regular sour patch kids (shape looks like the package) are SO good and are more sour and less sweet and chewy than the watermelon shape one that you got. Those are my least favorite. I was so sad when you opened them and it was the watermelon one bc you had such high hopes. 😢 I hope you get to try the good sour patch kids someday. 😊
Nerds beating for kids is spot in - put some over ice cream and you’re an adult
Twizzlers are good straws. Twizzlers are an acquired taste. We used to like them because they were filling and “healthy” and our parents bought them a lot. They have a cherry kind that is better. I enjoy it every now and then for the nostalgia but if I hadn’t grown up with it I would probably not like it. For a better licorice experience try red vines. Those are like crack.
im not from the us but sour patch kids watermelon flavored ones are sweet(i was dissapointed too) the ones that look like child are sour and they are really good
I’m American and I agree that Twizzlers are uhh no bueno. Also, I find a lot of our candy WAY too sweet…Hershey milk chocolate is really sweet and Swedish fish lowkey give me a headache.
But I definitely like Cheetos and nerds and Reese’s cups.
I ate hot flaming cheetos here in Brazil, but I hated it because it is only spicy but not tasty, and this is coming from someone that loves spicy food.
Andy: I don't think it [Pop-Tarts] is a meal
Me: GAAAAASSSSSSSSP
the only thing I know about American food is that it's all sugar and that they don't season their meat well 🤣
oh goodness lol this is true to an extent but American food is also a fusion of Mexican, Southern, Indian, Vietnamese, and a whole bunch of other cultures and they indeed do season their food if you know what I'm saying akjdks it's the popular white American food that isn't seasoned well skjfkdkd
American junk food/snacks definitely have a lot of sugar. And cereal like Fruit Loops do.
@@moretomonicaI'm looking at this from my perspective (meaning it really won't make sense) because the country's food from my point of view would be what people grew up cooking and eating at home, but in America it's alot less of a similar experience between households since America is mostly people who already have culture and have brought it with them from where they came and these cultures will mix together differently in different areas so there is really no way to determine what could be considered American food according to my requirements, so I just think about it what I hear about it.
@@shoomboom if you knew this then why did you even comment
as a south american latina girl I can totally agree with you. we grow up watching north american movies and cartoons not knowing wth they're talking about and is really weird lol.