Many friends growing up in Melbourne would pack into the car with the family and drive to the Gold Coast for school holidays. Myself, I have driven from Melbourne to Uluru to Darwin for a holiday. Australians are not opposed to a 2-3 hour drive to drop in for lunch with a mate.
I mean if you need to go to somewhere like from Perth to Melbourne, for work or week holiday, you’d fly but if you want to see the country along the way and take your time, you’d drive.
When I was a child my dad would pack up the car and the trailer and we would drive around the US for four weeks, camping and visiting the sites in different parts of the country. We loved it.
Australia has 6 states and 2 territories, you can drive to all of them Except Tasmania which is the smallest state separated by the bass strait, just under the mainland. When you look at the Australian map you will see a little upside down triangle island beneath the mainland, that is Tasmania.
I recently moved from Perth to Sydney and drove across with my Partner and our dog. I recommend everyone do the drive at least once, there is so much to see and do and depending on the time of year it can be a real eye opener. Driving it also allows you to play on the world's longest golf course spanning out 1365km over 2 States for something different 🙂
I live in South Australia and it’s definitely a mix of the two for travel preference! Road trips are a huge thing here and we have a very popular route called the Great Ocean Road that goes all along the coast! Most of the time it’s cheaper to drive from Adelaide (where I live) to Melbourne because of petrol costs compared to flights!
@@ThisWithThem when you make it to Australia great Ocean road will take a good part of a day to do. If you don't get tempted to stay some where on the road. Also roads very windy.
The cost of flights is not cheap like where you, when we lived in Cairns we drove to Brisbane, 17 hours. We made it easier by stopping twice for a nights stay. When I was a child we could get wizz fizz in a paper tube with a liquorice, you used the liquorice to get the wizz fizz.
Just found your TH-cam channel I am from Australia I am settled in Melbourne at the moment and I have travelled all around Australia backpacking twice it’s awesome to see all different areas of your own country love it
From an Australian, we travel by plane. Flights are so much cheaper than fuel, accommodation stop overs, car maintenance and all other costs associated with the long drives. Also a lot of Australia is a desert without access to facilities (especially if travelling from the east to the west).
Best way to eat a tim tam is, bite the ends off each end, then use it like a drinking straw to drink the tea or coffee, be quick as it will melt then eat the rest. Send love from Australia
I was thinking the same in my first video i watch of them but quickly realise their relationship look more like siblings relationship rather then a couple ..also once in a while they tell stories about their childhood ...
Hi Kate and Alex, Hope you all are well! Wow! Another great box from Australia! You guys are so blessed to try all these amazing treats. Have a great week!
Most people fly from one side to another because realistically it takes like 4 hours. I live in Melbourne and driving to townsville is a 3-4 day drive with stops over night. Driving to Perth is 2-3 days
I'm Australian and usually choose to fly rather than drive. The reference to "there's no substitute" is the Arnott's brand slogan. Years ago their slogan was "there is no substitute for quality".
Yes I have a Belgian friend who went for a Sunday drive 4 hrs multiple countries but I live in Victoria Australia and 4 hrs doesn’t even get me out of my state and Victoria is a small state.
That's amazing!! I don't think many people here would think that way! Make's me realise I should do more day trips and travel to some places a little further away from me!!
I'm from Newcastle in New South Wales (Australia). Flying is quicker and easier, but sometimes, depending how far you're travelling, a roadtrip can be probably more fun. Good company, good snacks, and good music are a must.
I live in Western Australia and 21 years ago my husband, two children, and I, drove from Melbourne to Western Australia. It can take 3 days to do this trek. Flying only takes about 4 hrs.
We have that 5 gum too in Germany, I remember at some point, when I was 15 or 16, it was new and everybody was totally obsessed with it. It was kind of cool or fancy to have them, especially since (for me at least) its a pit pricey for the few pieces you get compared to other brands. But the flavors are great. I remember loving the watermelon
I live in Perth and have driven to Melbourne once but flown dozen of times. A drive across the country is very much and adventure, not just travel: there’s not much in between! I took a full week to get over, taking out time and stopping in the tiny towns, drove back in three days with long drives.
I’m from Brisbane QLD, and I have to say domestic plane travel in Australia is VERY expensive - you often see people road tripping it around Australia. Plus, Australia does not have many domestic Airports (between 1 and 3 per state) so you can’t really travel via plane.
I live in Queensland, too but it’s about a 9 hour drive from where I live to Townsville. If you wanted to drive from the very south of QLD to the very top it would be about 33 hours of straight driving. Mostly I fly as I don’t like driving long distances but my friend once drove from Sydney to Townsville.
Ive done the drive to the top of Cape York, it took a couple of weeks. You cant really drive the trip straight through, particularly not if you want your vehicle to survive the trip. The road past Cooktown is incredibly corrugated and rough, its a seasonal dirt road which is only open during the dry season. Distance wise it might seem like a shorter trip but not something you'd want to do in reality.....besides, there are some awesome spots to stop and camp along the way and the journey is a big part of the fun of the trip. Apart from the novelty of being at the northern most point of the country there isnt a whole hell of a lot to do when you get there.
Haha my TH-cam suggestion showed me your first video from 4 years ago and it is amazing and fun to see how much you all have changed . Thanks for bringing some fun into these stay at home Covid days
Sometimes the trip is the vacation. My husband and I love to take road trips. One I have never done is clear across the US, but I certainly would love that.
I’m from the central coast in nsw and every couple of years my family drives over to Perth to see family. We sightsee on the way so it takes us just under a week to drive.
I have been watching your videos for a while now and I find myself in the store shopping thinking I bet Kate and Alex would like this! Wish I could send you guys a box from Minnesota USA. Love you guys see you next week!
When you asked about the flying or driving to places my family drives sometimes flies others. It all just depends on money. It is a lot cheeper to drive then fly.
Strawberries and Cream, Raspberries, ILK bottles, Bananas, Snakes, etc, are some of Allens lollies. Lifesavers do have a hole in the middle. The one exception is the Fruit Tingles. Regular Lifesavers are based on translucent fruit flavours.
Wizz Fizz used to be in a bag with the top folded into a triangle and stuck down. It had a hollow tube of liquorice inside so you could suck the sherbet up through it. We also had sherbet cones with marshmallow tops that looked like ice cream. They also had a liquorice tube poking out of the marshmallow.
The sherbet with the liquorice inside isnt wizz fizz.....cant remember the brand off hand but wizz fizz has always come in the little packets with a spoon.....or at least it has for the entirety of my 53 years.
I’m from Australia and back in March this year, my partner, sister and I drove from Perth to Wangaratta(county town in Victoria), took us just over 2 days! Was an amazing trip
I live on the Gold Coast in QLD currently. I'm originally from Victoria. Most of the time when my family goes to Vic, we'll drive. My school is doing a ski trip next year and I'm going on it. It's an 18-hour bus drive to our tallest mountain from the school. I cannot wait. From the Gold Coast to Victoria, it's a 2-day drive, typically. With all the stops included.
In Australia it really depends on how much time you have, sometimes you might fly but then you miss all the little places that truly are beautiful, hope you enjoy the Aussie treats ❤️ Yes there are other brands that replicate Arnotts biscuits but they are just not as good, hence the saying on the pack ‘There’s no substitute’ 😀 @16:05 is the correct pronunciation of Darrell Lea
Yes that is so true! If you can afford to take more time driving means you get to see some places you would miss along the way in the air! We loved them, thank you 💕 Other brands that do dupes just never get them as good do they!! Thank you!!!
It's a good 3-3 1/2 day drive across Canada, and that's with no stops Our Marvelous Creations bars in Canada are portrait oriented as well We have a version of the sherbet in Canada called Lik'M'Aid. It comes with a candy stick to dip into the powder which you can eat after. It was a huge thing back in the late 80's early 90's when I was a kid.
Woah!!!! But that is so amazing you can drive it!! Funny ours are landscape then! The Lik'M'Aid sounds a lot like something we also had. Very popular also back in the 90's!!
We went cross country a few times. Once, when we moved from Feeding Hills, MA to Stuart, FL. Once going from Stuart, FL to El Paso, TX to visit my grandfather, and once from Stuart, FL to South Deerfield, MA to see other relatives. Feeding Hills, MA to Stuart, FL - 19 hr 5 min (1,318.4 mi) Stuart, FL to El Paso, TX - 26 hr (1,832.6 mi) Stuart, FL to South Deerfield, MA - 19 hr 56 min (1,346.6 mi) My Dad drove all the way on each trip.
I’m from Townsville & when we travel we often make it a holiday to go that far. Sometimes we book flights but they can be quite expensive from Townsville as it’s quite small :)
My sister and I just drove from Alabama to California a few weeks ago and it was a 30 hour drive. It amazing seeing all the different stuff compared to what we see in Alabama! (We also stopped at a Buc-ee's in Texas, I believe the one that was in the Buc-ee's video). Also I absolutely love watching you guys! 💜
I live in south Australia, halfway across from Sydney to Perth and we have so many travellers driving that route, across the great ocean road and the Nullarbor. To get to Adelaide South Australia’s main city it is a 5.5hour drive and we drive that often, doing day trips sometimes too.
I'm from Adelaide, South Australia. When I was a young lad, we would regularly go on a picnic to Victor Harbour; when my dad would say this to his British workmates, they would look amazed that we would travel that far just for a picnic. Back in the 50's and early 60's, it would take well over an hour to drive there on a two lane road; nowadays, with expressways and road widening, it probably takes about half that time.
Im from South Australia and tasmania is still a state in australia even though it is off the coast and also your meant to try and rip the mintie wrapper as long as you can with out it tearing apart and ive never seen anyone with a 5. Hope this helped from down under🇦🇺💚
I know i'm a month behind but I live near Sydney and i've only been as far as Surfer's Paradise, its about a 9-10 hour drive but we usually just take a plane because it takes an hour and it's fairly cheap flying around Australia.
You can drive or fly depending on the time of year (and how good your car is!) If it’s not school holidays flights across Australia are pretty cheap, but if you’re like my parents and keen for an 18 hour driving day from Victoria to Queensland then go for it! A lot of families take a couple of months off when their kids are young and drive around the country!
I am from Sydney and would always catch a plane to Perth.. a lot of people road trip to Queensland through because the trip in itself is amazing and has lots of coastal towns and places you can stop at
Hi! Aussie here🇦🇺 we definitely do drive long distances but I find it’s definitely a different kind of holiday. If you just want to go on a holiday to a specific location that is in a different state most people will catch a plane. However if you want to go to multiple cities then you’d usually take a car to do a kind of road trip. However it also depends on whethef you want to hire a car on your holiday because you may as well just drive yours
Fun fact about the health star ratings: they are based off categories of food ie, all chips/crisps are ranked based off each other so even though they aren’t typically the healthiest food if they have the best macros compared to other chips they get a high ranking. So you can’t trust the stars as it doesn’t actually equate to health.
Depends on the location in Australia as to what mode of transport I take. I'm from a spot half way between Sydney and Brisbane, and flights from my location are expensive, so we mostly drive to Brisbane/Queensland. But fly to Melbourne, Adelaide etc.
I’m from Tulsa Oklahoma and our ALDI will sometimes have biscuits that are like Tim tams and they are really good. The salted caramel one and double chocolate ones are really good. And cheap cause it’s ALDI
Ive had the ALDI version of Tim Tams......once. Never again......Ive never tasted a "version" of Tim Tams that was equal to, let alone better than, Tim Tams.
Kate sometimes mouth ulcers respond to a 2-3 day dosage of lysine. In the USA road trips are a thing due to the potential of roadside attractions. If you're limited on holiday/vacation time then air travel would be considered, but you would have to rent/taxi/Uber/Lyft to get around at you destination...so an additional cost.
The green and yellow are my favourite flavours in all sweets. I'd of enjoyed that packet of fruit pastels Kate. So I have you to blame for the lack of greens and yellowed these days 😂😂 Yes I sneeze also as soon as I bite into a minty chewing gum!
The reason that the Doritos is double sided of landscape and portrait is to that it’s visually appealing when put on a shelf and so that they are versatile enough to fit on different spaces shelving. Also the reason our Cadbury’s is upright is to fit more flavor variety’s on the shelf, they take up less shelf space 😉👌🏼
Take a little bit of baking soda and put it on your ulcer about 2-3 times within the day to balance the PH of your ulcer (it’s an small acidic hole/cut ) and by morning 👍🏼 you will see a difference .
Regarding sherbet/sorbet - we actually have both! Sherbet has a small amount of cream or milk, and sorbet does not! Driving distances for trips - I live in East Texas, about 90 minutes from Louisiana border. If I were to drive from the LA/TX border, to Texas New Mexico border, it would take 14-16 hours, depending on how fast you drive, traffic, and how many times you have to stop. Lol. Years ago my best friend and I drove from the town we live in straight through to Las Vegas and it took 22 hours.
Oh thank you Lona! Didn’t realise you had both. Are they both a frozen “ice cream” style or do you have candy sherbet? Oh wow. What a fun trip that must have been with your friend. So cool you could drive to Vegas from where you live. I just find that so amazing!!!
@@ThisWithThem yes, they are both frozen! I never k ew there were candy sherbets! I am a total candy-holic and y’all have had me goin crazy tryin to find new things I’ve never tried! Sadly, there are tons that I can’t get because the cost/cost conversion/shipping. I was looking at one of the Cadbury marvelous treats on Amazon - $15+$10.99 shipping! Equals £18.31! :( The road trip to Vegas was an absolute blast and one of the best memories with my bestie! We ended up driving the 4-5 hrs to LA a few days later and then drove straight back to East Tx after that. So fun but totally exhausting! Lol
I live in Melbourne Victoria and my dads family lives in Bundaberg Queensland.. It's a 2 day drive from us to them and we have done it many many times, it's a beautiful drive if you stop along the way
Such a great box! I’m gonna ask Geoff for those strawberry cream gummies for my next box! 🤣 cause were gearing up to send boxes again to each other. And those dorito crackers! 😋 wishing you guys such a great week ahead! ❤️❤️😘😘😘😘😘
Yes!!! Good shout! Hope you enjoy them 😀😀 those crackers were so amazing. Thank you Somer. Hope you have A wonderful rest of your week and a lovely weekend ♥️🥰♥️🥰♥️🥰♥️
Not looking through all the comments to see if anyone commented on Superstore.. the show just aired it's last episodes in America this year. I only started watching it months ago (pretty sure they brought out one season a year) and I've only got the last season to watch.
The UK fits into Victoria. I would drive all round Australia. It’s such an amazing country we live in. Wiz’s fizz is a lemon flavour if u read the packet. Lol. And your not meant to swallow the chewing gum lol
I’m from NSW, Australia. We drive if holidaying - ofcourse break up the trip so you can explore more. But fly would be preferred otherwise. I haven’t seen any Aussie’s eat the Doritos but get out the Shapes, we love them.
![[#2024MAMA] BIGBANG (빅뱅) - 뱅뱅뱅 (BANG BANG BANG) + FANTASTIC BABY | Mnet 241123 방송](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/EQsYfiPR9uM/mqdefault.jpg)
NOOOO you’re meant to suck on the fruit tingles until there’s a hole in the middle!!!
Haha
I was dying when they were doing that
Them trying to make the longest minty with the actual minty .. I laughed - cute
Haha yea so cute!
I was like awh.
It is with the paper wrapper!
Just so you know Tasmania is a party of Australia it is just a state that is an island under the main landmass
when they bit the fruit tingles my heart broke :(
Mine to. The only way to eat fruit tingles is to suck them. 😂😂
@@yvonne548 until there’s a hole in the middle
Nah chewing them is a whole nother level. Its the dar elle lee thats the problem
"There is no substitute" is an abbreviated form of Arnott's historical slogan "There is no substitute for quality" :)
But also they try to copy tim tams but nobody can do it right.
Many friends growing up in Melbourne would pack into the car with the family and drive to the Gold Coast for school holidays.
Myself, I have driven from Melbourne to Uluru to Darwin for a holiday. Australians are not opposed to a 2-3 hour drive to drop in for lunch with a mate.
I mean if you need to go to somewhere like from Perth to Melbourne, for work or week holiday, you’d fly but if you want to see the country along the way and take your time, you’d drive.
When I was a child my dad would pack up the car and the trailer and we would drive around the US for four weeks, camping and visiting the sites in different parts of the country. We loved it.
Wow that sounds absolutely amazing. What lovely memories you must have from those trips. I would love to do that!
Australia has 6 states and 2 territories, you can drive to all of them Except Tasmania which is the smallest state separated by the bass strait, just under the mainland. When you look at the Australian map you will see a little upside down triangle island beneath the mainland, that is Tasmania.
I recently moved from Perth to Sydney and drove across with my Partner and our dog. I recommend everyone do the drive at least once, there is so much to see and do and depending on the time of year it can be a real eye opener.
Driving it also allows you to play on the world's longest golf course spanning out 1365km over 2 States for something different 🙂
Another bonus is you could take your dog too!!!! That is so lovely. You must have had a wonderful trip!
Oh cool!! That is one long golf course!
I live in South Australia and it’s definitely a mix of the two for travel preference! Road trips are a huge thing here and we have a very popular route called the Great Ocean Road that goes all along the coast! Most of the time it’s cheaper to drive from Adelaide (where I live) to Melbourne because of petrol costs compared to flights!
Oh wow. Bet the views along great ocean road are beautiful 😱😱 great that there is a cheaper alternative. Plane tickets can cost so much!!
@@ThisWithThem when you make it to Australia great Ocean road will take a good part of a day to do. If you don't get tempted to stay some where on the road. Also roads very windy.
The cost of flights is not cheap like where you, when we lived in Cairns we drove to Brisbane, 17 hours. We made it easier by stopping twice for a nights stay.
When I was a child we could get wizz fizz in a paper tube with a liquorice, you used the liquorice to get the wizz fizz.
marvellous Creations; Jelly Beans and popping candy is literally my faaave!
Sameee
Just found your TH-cam channel I am from Australia I am settled in Melbourne at the moment and I have travelled all around Australia backpacking twice it’s awesome to see all different areas of your own country love it
From an Australian, we travel by plane. Flights are so much cheaper than fuel, accommodation stop overs, car maintenance and all other costs associated with the long drives. Also a lot of Australia is a desert without access to facilities (especially if travelling from the east to the west).
Best way to eat a tim tam is, bite the ends off each end, then use it like a drinking straw to drink the tea or coffee, be quick as it will melt then eat the rest. Send love from Australia
They've done it.
They actually stated in the video while eating the tim tams that they have done a tim Ram slam 🤦🏻♀️
This whole time I thought they were a couple, not siblings 🥲
I thought they were a couple too!!!!
I was thinking the same in my first video i watch of them but quickly realise their relationship look more like siblings relationship rather then a couple ..also once in a while they tell stories about their childhood ...
haha no worries. This happens a lot 😂
Same 😂 I was like ohh thanks for the heads up when I read the title 😆 I just watch their videos sporadically so I had no clue
Right before Covid we drove from California to Alaska! It was a 5 week trip that was amazing! You see so much more driving rather then flying! 💗
Bet that was such a fun and beautiful trip 😱😱😱 how amazing♥️
Marvelous Creations was my favorite too, but after lockdown they discontinued it here in South 🇿🇦.
It happened to a lot of our products. 🥺
You guys have had so much candy and sweets that you are going bonkers and throwing lollies around. 🤣🤣🤣
haha 😂 we are 😂
Hi Kate and Alex, Hope you all are well! Wow! Another great box from Australia! You guys are so blessed to try all these amazing treats. Have a great week!
Hey Kirsten! Hope you’re well too!! We really are ♥️ so grateful. Have a wonderful rest of your week 😊
I took the Indian Pacific train from Sydney to Perth. It was amazing!
In the U.S. Sherbet has dairy, Sorbet is non dairy.
I can’t wait to watch! It’s so exciting every time y’all drop a new video! 🙌🏻
Yaay glad you’re excited when we upload a new video 😀 enjoy Heather!
I was expecting part 2 of the Irish box 👀 Australian goodies always look so good🤤🤩
It will be coming soon we just didn’t want all 3 to be in a row! 😀
I was expecting part 3 !!!
Most people fly from one side to another because realistically it takes like 4 hours. I live in Melbourne and driving to townsville is a 3-4 day drive with stops over night. Driving to Perth is 2-3 days
I'm Australian and usually choose to fly rather than drive.
The reference to "there's no substitute" is the Arnott's brand slogan. Years ago their slogan was "there is no substitute for quality".
Thank you for explaining!! 😀
You say the 'Darrell' in 'Darrell-Lea' the same way you would say the 'Daryl'
that‘s why i love living in germany, there are literally 9 countries that take less than 10 hours to drive to 😍
So amazing!!! That is so cool you have those pretty much on your door step!
Even more. 11.
11 countries I mean.
Yes I have a Belgian friend who went for a Sunday drive 4 hrs multiple countries but I live in Victoria Australia and 4 hrs doesn’t even get me out of my state and Victoria is a small state.
USA here. I would drive. Also, a four-hour car ride is a day trip. Like, I'd drive four hours, have lunch with some friends and then go home after.
That's amazing!! I don't think many people here would think that way! Make's me realise I should do more day trips and travel to some places a little further away from me!!
I’m from South Australia and before Covid I would drive 14 hours to Victoria a few times a year. There are quite a few scenic drives along the way.
I'm from Newcastle in New South Wales (Australia). Flying is quicker and easier, but sometimes, depending how far you're travelling, a roadtrip can be probably more fun. Good company, good snacks, and good music are a must.
You're so right! Can definitely be more fun especially if you have the time to do it!
I live in Western Australia and 21 years ago my husband, two children, and I, drove from Melbourne to Western Australia. It can take 3 days to do this trek. Flying only takes about 4 hrs.
Portrait style bars take up less width on the shelf so you can stock more of them on each aisle/shelf!
I had not even thought about that!! Good point
We have that 5 gum too in Germany, I remember at some point, when I was 15 or 16, it was new and everybody was totally obsessed with it. It was kind of cool or fancy to have them, especially since (for me at least) its a pit pricey for the few pieces you get compared to other brands. But the flavors are great. I remember loving the watermelon
It’s good to see you getting stuff from other countries, you seem to get a lot from the states, ❤️
We do love when we can try some other countries too!! 😋 very delicious 😋♥️
@@ThisWithThem I love goodies from down under
That is sooooo true !!!
I live in Perth and have driven to Melbourne once but flown dozen of times. A drive across the country is very much and adventure, not just travel: there’s not much in between!
I took a full week to get over, taking out time and stopping in the tiny towns, drove back in three days with long drives.
I am from Victoria Australia! Driving our country is beautiful but flying is easier!
Save the car trips for a big holiday
I’m from Townsville and every Christmas we drive to Melbourne to see the family and it takes a day and half but most people take a little longer
I’m from Brisbane QLD, and I have to say domestic plane travel in Australia is VERY expensive - you often see people road tripping it around Australia. Plus, Australia does not have many domestic Airports (between 1 and 3 per state) so you can’t really travel via plane.
My family (a family of 6) drove to Sydney from a small town outside of Brisbane every second year.
I live in Queensland, too but it’s about a 9 hour drive from where I live to Townsville. If you wanted to drive from the very south of QLD to the very top it would be about 33 hours of straight driving.
Mostly I fly as I don’t like driving long distances but my friend once drove from Sydney to Townsville.
Woah that is a long journey but so amazing you can do it if you want!! Hope your friend managed to enjoy the journey
Ive done the drive to the top of Cape York, it took a couple of weeks. You cant really drive the trip straight through, particularly not if you want your vehicle to survive the trip. The road past Cooktown is incredibly corrugated and rough, its a seasonal dirt road which is only open during the dry season. Distance wise it might seem like a shorter trip but not something you'd want to do in reality.....besides, there are some awesome spots to stop and camp along the way and the journey is a big part of the fun of the trip. Apart from the novelty of being at the northern most point of the country there isnt a whole hell of a lot to do when you get there.
that's nice you sent her a box of British foods/candy/etc in return ♥
Haha my TH-cam suggestion showed me your first video from 4 years ago and it is amazing and fun to see how much you all have changed . Thanks for bringing some fun into these stay at home Covid days
Sometimes the trip is the vacation. My husband and I love to take road trips. One I have never done is clear across the US, but I certainly would love that.
Yes you're so right!! Make the journey a part of the trip and enjoy the travel!
I’m from the central coast in nsw and every couple of years my family drives over to Perth to see family. We sightsee on the way so it takes us just under a week to drive.
We drove as a family from Sydney to Perth and back which took 5 weeks! Love your videos!
Amazing!!! What a trip that must have been. Thank you Emily!!
I have been watching your videos for a while now and I find myself in the store shopping thinking I bet Kate and Alex would like this! Wish I could send you guys a box from Minnesota USA. Love you guys see you next week!
Hehe love that!!! 💗You're too kind thank you.
Love to you too see you next week!
You’ve got to remember the centre of Australia is very arid and inhospitable, so it’s cheaper and safer to fly!👏👏👍🇦🇺
When you asked about the flying or driving to places my family drives sometimes flies others. It all just depends on money. It is a lot cheeper to drive then fly.
Strawberries and Cream, Raspberries, ILK bottles, Bananas, Snakes, etc, are some of Allens lollies.
Lifesavers do have a hole in the middle. The one exception is the Fruit Tingles. Regular Lifesavers are based on translucent fruit flavours.
Ohh yes that’s what I was expecting. That makes sense then that the tingles are different!
Fruit Tingles were bought out by life savers ( nestle) about 10yrs ago which is why they are now life savers
Wizz Fizz used to be in a bag with the top folded into a triangle and stuck down. It had a hollow tube of liquorice inside so you could suck the sherbet up through it. We also had sherbet cones with marshmallow tops that looked like ice cream. They also had a liquorice tube poking out of the marshmallow.
No way! We had something kind of like that over here in the UK with liquorice as a straw to dip
I’ve never seen Wizz Fizz with liquorice, they’ve always been in the bag with the little spoon.
The sherbet with the liquorice inside isnt wizz fizz.....cant remember the brand off hand but wizz fizz has always come in the little packets with a spoon.....or at least it has for the entirety of my 53 years.
I’m in Australia and personally I love road trips and I’m scared of planes so I would drive.
I’m from Australia and back in March this year, my partner, sister and I drove from Perth to Wangaratta(county town in Victoria), took us just over 2 days! Was an amazing trip
I live on the Gold Coast in QLD currently. I'm originally from Victoria. Most of the time when my family goes to Vic, we'll drive. My school is doing a ski trip next year and I'm going on it. It's an 18-hour bus drive to our tallest mountain from the school. I cannot wait. From the Gold Coast to Victoria, it's a 2-day drive, typically. With all the stops included.
In Australia it really depends on how much time you have, sometimes you might fly but then you miss all the little places that truly are beautiful, hope you enjoy the Aussie treats ❤️
Yes there are other brands that replicate Arnotts biscuits but they are just not as good, hence the saying on the pack ‘There’s no substitute’ 😀
@16:05 is the correct pronunciation of Darrell Lea
Yes that is so true! If you can afford to take more time driving means you get to see some places you would miss along the way in the air! We loved them, thank you 💕 Other brands that do dupes just never get them as good do they!! Thank you!!!
It's a good 3-3 1/2 day drive across Canada, and that's with no stops
Our Marvelous Creations bars in Canada are portrait oriented as well
We have a version of the sherbet in Canada called Lik'M'Aid. It comes with a candy stick to dip into the powder which you can eat after. It was a huge thing back in the late 80's early 90's when I was a kid.
Woah!!!! But that is so amazing you can drive it!! Funny ours are landscape then!
The Lik'M'Aid sounds a lot like something we also had. Very popular also back in the 90's!!
We went cross country a few times. Once, when we moved from Feeding Hills, MA to Stuart, FL. Once going from Stuart, FL to El Paso, TX to visit my grandfather, and once from Stuart, FL to South Deerfield, MA to see other relatives.
Feeding Hills, MA to Stuart, FL - 19 hr 5 min (1,318.4 mi)
Stuart, FL to El Paso, TX - 26 hr (1,832.6 mi)
Stuart, FL to South Deerfield, MA - 19 hr 56 min (1,346.6 mi)
My Dad drove all the way on each trip.
I’m from Townsville & when we travel we often make it a holiday to go that far. Sometimes we book flights but they can be quite expensive from Townsville as it’s quite small :)
PRICEY FOR BREAKFAST, 4T0FM!!!!!!
My sister and I just drove from Alabama to California a few weeks ago and it was a 30 hour drive. It amazing seeing all the different stuff compared to what we see in Alabama! (We also stopped at a Buc-ee's in Texas, I believe the one that was in the Buc-ee's video).
Also I absolutely love watching you guys! 💜
I live in south Australia, halfway across from Sydney to Perth and we have so many travellers driving that route, across the great ocean road and the Nullarbor. To get to Adelaide South Australia’s main city it is a 5.5hour drive and we drive that often, doing day trips sometimes too.
I was salivating over the Tim tams. Love those.
haha they're so good 😍
Oh i love Aussie goodies and i see one of my faves there sitting in the box! Yay looking forward to watching this. Your reviews are great
Thank you Helen! Hope you enjoy watching this video. Australia really does have some delicious goodies 😋
I always get this excited about their videos also !!!
For goodness sake Australians don't call confectionery candy, its lollies. Candy is a yank expression.
Totally agree with you not candy, it's lollies
I'm from Adelaide, South Australia. When I was a young lad, we would regularly go on a picnic to Victor Harbour; when my dad would say this to his British workmates, they would look amazed that we would travel that far just for a picnic. Back in the 50's and early 60's, it would take well over an hour to drive there on a two lane road; nowadays, with expressways and road widening, it probably takes about half that time.
I absolutely love this channel
Yaay pleased to hear this 😀♥️
If you ever want to try another box full of Austrian candies and snacks, I'd love to send you one. 😊
I enjoy watching your videos so much. 🥰
You’re too kind. Thank you so much Rosie 🥰♥️
@@ThisWithThem I know you already had a box a while ago, but there are a few more austrian sweets I think you would really enjoy. 😊
Even though I live in Australia, I'd be stoked if someone sent me a box like this!!!
Im from South Australia and tasmania is still a state in australia even though it is off the coast and also your meant to try and rip the mintie wrapper as long as you can with out it tearing apart and ive never seen anyone with a 5.
Hope this helped from down under🇦🇺💚
Fun fact: fruit tingles were originally invented to help with stomach ache etc because it has citric acid in them.
I swore by them for helping with reflux during my pregnancy 😂
That’s interesting in the US they are called Sun chips I love them in tomato basil or garden Salsa
I know i'm a month behind but I live near Sydney and i've only been as far as Surfer's Paradise, its about a 9-10 hour drive but we usually just take a plane because it takes an hour and it's fairly cheap flying around Australia.
You can drive or fly depending on the time of year (and how good your car is!) If it’s not school holidays flights across Australia are pretty cheap, but if you’re like my parents and keen for an 18 hour driving day from Victoria to Queensland then go for it! A lot of families take a couple of months off when their kids are young and drive around the country!
I am from Sydney and would always catch a plane to Perth.. a lot of people road trip to Queensland through because the trip in itself is amazing and has lots of coastal towns and places you can stop at
Hi! Aussie here🇦🇺 we definitely do drive long distances but I find it’s definitely a different kind of holiday. If you just want to go on a holiday to a specific location that is in a different state most people will catch a plane. However if you want to go to multiple cities then you’d usually take a car to do a kind of road trip. However it also depends on whethef you want to hire a car on your holiday because you may as well just drive yours
Very true!! The journey definitely depends on the type of holiday you want!
Fun fact about the health star ratings: they are based off categories of food ie, all chips/crisps are ranked based off each other so even though they aren’t typically the healthiest food if they have the best macros compared to other chips they get a high ranking. So you can’t trust the stars as it doesn’t actually equate to health.
No way!!! Did not know this, thanks Kiara!!
Depends on the location in Australia as to what mode of transport I take. I'm from a spot half way between Sydney and Brisbane, and flights from my location are expensive, so we mostly drive to Brisbane/Queensland. But fly to Melbourne, Adelaide etc.
Must be in Coffs Harbour 😂 flights are crazy expensive
@@melindalow8526 Nah, Tamworth. Not willing to sell a kidney just to fly to Sydney lol
It’s crazy! I’m at Nambucca
Thank you for making these trying candies videos consistently ❤️
Scotch fingers... also known in my family as " share bikkies" 😃 because you can snap them and share them!
I’m from Tulsa Oklahoma and our ALDI will sometimes have biscuits that are like Tim tams and they are really good. The salted caramel one and double chocolate ones are really good. And cheap cause it’s ALDI
How good!! 😍
Ive had the ALDI version of Tim Tams......once. Never again......Ive never tasted a "version" of Tim Tams that was equal to, let alone better than, Tim Tams.
Kate sometimes mouth ulcers respond to a 2-3 day dosage of lysine. In the USA road trips are a thing due to the potential of roadside attractions. If you're limited on holiday/vacation time then air travel would be considered, but you would have to rent/taxi/Uber/Lyft to get around at you destination...so an additional cost.
The green and yellow are my favourite flavours in all sweets. I'd of enjoyed that packet of fruit pastels Kate. So I have you to blame for the lack of greens and yellowed these days 😂😂
Yes I sneeze also as soon as I bite into a minty chewing gum!
The reason that the Doritos is double sided of landscape and portrait is to that it’s visually appealing when put on a shelf and so that they are versatile enough to fit on different spaces shelving.
Also the reason our Cadbury’s is upright is to fit more flavor variety’s on the shelf, they take up less shelf space 😉👌🏼
Take a little bit of baking soda and put it on your ulcer about 2-3 times within the day to balance the PH of your ulcer (it’s an small acidic hole/cut ) and by morning 👍🏼 you will see a difference .
I drive straight through from ontario canada to orlando florida without stopping and its 24 hours
Wow! That is so cool!! Amazing you can just drive that!
@@ThisWithThem did you know that you can drive from Alaska to Argentina
Regarding sherbet/sorbet - we actually have both! Sherbet has a small amount of cream or milk, and sorbet does not!
Driving distances for trips - I live in East Texas, about 90 minutes from Louisiana border. If I were to drive from the LA/TX border, to Texas New Mexico border, it would take 14-16 hours, depending on how fast you drive, traffic, and how many times you have to stop. Lol. Years ago my best friend and I drove from the town we live in straight through to Las Vegas and it took 22 hours.
Oh thank you Lona! Didn’t realise you had both. Are they both a frozen “ice cream” style or do you have candy sherbet? Oh wow. What a fun trip that must have been with your friend. So cool you could drive to Vegas from where you live. I just find that so amazing!!!
@@ThisWithThem yes, they are both frozen! I never k ew there were candy sherbets! I am a total candy-holic and y’all have had me goin crazy tryin to find new things I’ve never tried! Sadly, there are tons that I can’t get because the cost/cost conversion/shipping. I was looking at one of the Cadbury marvelous treats on Amazon - $15+$10.99 shipping! Equals £18.31! :(
The road trip to Vegas was an absolute blast and one of the best memories with my bestie! We ended up driving the 4-5 hrs to LA a few days later and then drove straight back to East Tx after that. So fun but totally exhausting! Lol
I live in Melbourne Victoria and my dads family lives in Bundaberg Queensland.. It's a 2 day drive from us to them and we have done it many many times, it's a beautiful drive if you stop along the way
The marvellous creations is anywhere from 3 to 4 aud depending when its on special so around 1.5 to 2 pound
I’m from WA and literally wouldn’t even drive to like, Exmouth since I can fly
Me too, I was posted to Exmouth…love that place and drove 14 hours just to see my boyfriend down in Rockingham.
Such a great box! I’m gonna ask Geoff for those strawberry cream gummies for my next box! 🤣 cause were gearing up to send boxes again to each other. And those dorito crackers! 😋 wishing you guys such a great week ahead! ❤️❤️😘😘😘😘😘
Yes!!! Good shout! Hope you enjoy them 😀😀 those crackers were so amazing. Thank you Somer. Hope you have A wonderful rest of your week and a lovely weekend ♥️🥰♥️🥰♥️🥰♥️
Yes, Kate. Sun Chips. Very popular brand in the US
They’re so delicious 😋 I remember loving them thanks for confirming 😀
We get the Darrell lea chocolate bars in the uk now and I’ve tried the one with popping candy and marshmallows in. It was amazing and from B&M
No way!! Totally missed those 😱😱😱 I’ll be looking out for those. Thanks Megan!
Hi guys, Jules from NSW australia, happily driving anywhere it is so lovely
Lovely to see things along the way! 😀
In school we used to make wizz fizz in science aha
I've driven across the USA several times. I love it!
I’d love to do that one day. Have been to the US 6 times now.
Not looking through all the comments to see if anyone commented on Superstore.. the show just aired it's last episodes in America this year. I only started watching it months ago (pretty sure they brought out one season a year) and I've only got the last season to watch.
So sad it's finished now!! Hope you've enjoyed watching it and enjoy the last season 😀Think we are still on season 2
The chocolate blocks in Australia stand-up, as that is how they are displayed in shops and supermarkets.
The UK fits into Victoria. I would drive all round Australia. It’s such an amazing country we live in. Wiz’s fizz is a lemon flavour if u read the packet. Lol. And your not meant to swallow the chewing gum lol
Also I'm in Mackay..... first time watching.... double coated tim tams, Cadbury and the grainwaves are my favs
I’m from NSW, Australia. We drive if holidaying - ofcourse break up the trip so you can explore more. But fly would be preferred otherwise.
I haven’t seen any Aussie’s eat the Doritos but get out the Shapes, we love them.
Mentos are my plane sweets, I like to chew on them for take-off and landing, to help with popping ears, which I get quite badly!
Great shout 👌🏻👌🏻 will have to get some next time we can travel again! 😀😀
They all look good hope everyone has a great day or night
Siblings? That explains everything!
haha 😂