Thank you and the entire team for always providing a clear and concise look at how traditional candy making is performed. I can't wait to take my son to the shop one of these days!
They had to use the coconuts as horses because the film’s budget was so low and they couldn’t afford to get horses, trainers, and vets so they improvised it and it became a calling card for the movie.
Monty Python and the Holy Grail was made in 1975!! I had to look it up, but I knew it was not in the ‘80’s because that is when I first watched it and it was old then! I just love the banter you all have! That is what makes these videos so much fun!!
New candy idea that's either brilliant or crazy, maybe both. Coffee ribbon candy filled with any of the following: Caramel Vanilla cream Chocolate Nutella Marshmallow fluff Raspberry cream Irish cream Than if you did a few different filled ones you could take the beginning and end pieces that aren't filled and make a mocha almond chocolate bark.
I finally went to Hercules Candy few days ago after watching their videos for years! I got to put my pin in the map 😆😆 Thank you Terry and Steve. I love the sour candy!!
They aren't allowed to film in supermarkets anymore, they were caught and got in trouble, silly really because the companies could have watched the TH-cam videos and realised they (Mom/Craig) never said one bad word about the companies and provided lots of free advertising. Even more so now that 150,000 subscribers has become 700,000 subscribers, but it is their decision I guess. As for the Mukadoos I'm sure they would if they had the time, Craig cooks occasionally on his channel No Egg Craig.
My sister and I just bought a bag of these and we're not disappointed! They have such good flavor!!! It's the perfect amount of sour and the watermelon was my favorite. 10/10
I remember when I was in 6th grade and I watched your videos, I can tell that business is thriving and so is your editing skills! What a blast from the past, love the content!
I love the blue so pretty. But I don't like Rasbery all that much. I had a thought of chocolate ribbon filled with coconut cream. Now that sounds almost as good as chocolate caramel filled ribbon candy. Almost. Oooh, and a spicy chocolate sounds good!
Great episode! Loved watching the candy making process and the conversation even better! I’m also a huge Monty Python fan but my most favorite movie is Life of Brian! Biggus Dickus!
Love your super sour candies. Too funny about Steve's shirt. My mom, brothers and I love that movie. I like when that one knight runs away from the three headed ogre and his musician sings about him running away like a coward. LOL!
Oh no! German girl here.... love it. We also had a musical adaption in theatre before the pandemic. Also its forbidden to watch life of Brian with open windows good friday
I'm making some candy today! I tested first with just melting sugar and using maple syrup because I had nothing else on hand. It made these Mapley glass candies. I have some citric acid coming today and some flavoring I'm reaaaalllyy excited. Everything about this excites me even just seeing the cool little tool he used to scrape the pot. It amazes me the things candy makers have found that just work.
Monty Python's Flying Circus was my favourite show as a child, even though I didn't understand it, I knew it was funny and loved it. A Hard Day's Night was my fave of faves as a child and I still think it brilliant, for the same reasons; it is funny. The US guy in the group was the graphics designer/animator who wrote movies that are great, like: Search for the Holy grail, Brazil (a fave for me), Time Bandits produced by George Harrison, Meaning of Life, Life of Brian, etc. One of the scariest for me, was Tidelands, because it was somewhat innocent view from child's perspective but from ours... Scary to me. Someday I hope to afford shipping to where I live. I'd love to try the super sour flavours.
I'm remembering a candy from childhood. Does anybody remember the Half Sweet Half Sour suckers? I'd love to see y'all do something half sweet, half sour.
It's been a really long time since I've last seen your videos! I remember how excited your family was to get that chocolate enrober after seeing another shop's demo and when you guys had a broken wall (I can't remember what happened there). Glad to see you guys are still using the same techniques with some updated equipment! True craftmanship is hard to recreate without that tradition and I'm glad that you're still doing it all!
@@HerculesCandy I love your family! You guys have always been a very entertaining crowd. Glad to see you flourishing in success. Still hoping to see Hercules products in my local store one day!
Is it actually this fun to work there, or is it just this fun on camera? Every video I've seen, you are all having alot of fun, while making the most beautiful sweets & treats. Monty Python is extremely funny, because of its silliness, and oddities. "We are the knights who say....NEE"
First time watching and immediately off the back I was sold by the love and humor of this amazing family. You guys motivate me to get into the candy making industry and I thank you for laying the foundation! 💙💙💙🙏
Put orange with it to make auburn tigers colors has Steve watched the national auburn against Alabama football games? Could you PLEASE ask him I would love to know
I would periodically watch the program. It originated in 1969 with Graham Chapman, John Cleese (who is also my favorite) , Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle (who is my favorite), Terry Jones, and Michael Palin. They were active 1969-1983, 1989, 1998-1999, 2002, 2013-2014.
Life of Bryan is the best of Monty Python. The aquaduct scene, Biggus Dickus, the dead ringer scene are all so good. Holy Grail all the knights are just crazy people escaped from the asylum😂
I thought you guys only make ribbon candy for Christmas now I see that you guys are making different kinds of flavor of ribbon candy to taste and even make money for people can enjoy the candy
I just love Monty Python to and their type of comedy is known as burlesque. Thank you for your wonderful candy videos they always have a way of relaxing me.
I was up in Glencoe recently and took a drive down the Loch Linnhe road when I stumbled upon Castle Stalker, a set in .... Holy Grail (near the end). Interestingly, one of my first thoughts was the Andrianos clan!
Yay Steve's wearing the shirt I sent. The graphics made me laugh when I saw it. Spaceballs is the film I always rewatch.
You clearly have phenomenal taste in movies 👌
One comment?? I’m here to fix that
I know the movie spaceballs, it’s star wars better cousin.
May the Schwartz be with you!
Thank you and the entire team for always providing a clear and concise look at how traditional candy making is performed. I can't wait to take my son to the shop one of these days!
We can't wait for you to visit!
How is modern equipment "traditional" ? Some aspects maybe but definitely would not go that far
zamn- who asked? @@Justmebeingme37
@@Justmebeingme37he never said anything about the equipment. He was talking about the candy and how it’s traditional
They had to use the coconuts as horses because the film’s budget was so low and they couldn’t afford to get horses, trainers, and vets so they improvised it and it became a calling card for the movie.
That is awesome.
Monty Python and the Holy Grail was made in 1975!! I had to look it up, but I knew it was not in the ‘80’s because that is when I first watched it and it was old then! I just love the banter you all have! That is what makes these videos so much fun!!
New candy idea that's either brilliant or crazy, maybe both.
Coffee ribbon candy filled with any of the following:
Caramel
Vanilla cream
Chocolate
Nutella
Marshmallow fluff
Raspberry cream
Irish cream
Than if you did a few different filled ones you could take the beginning and end pieces that aren't filled and make a mocha almond chocolate bark.
I agree more coffee flavored items, creams or hard candy
I spend way to much time watching you guys make candy. Lol keep up the good work!!
Haha thanks for watching Brenden!
I finally went to Hercules Candy few days ago after watching their videos for years! I got to put my pin in the map 😆😆 Thank you Terry and Steve. I love the sour candy!!
We're so glad you got to visit!
Spamalot was Monty Python’s Broadway show. So funny.
Bring back muckadoos and aldi/bj grocery videos 😭 I rewatch the old ones all the time 😂 I miss the cooking videos with your mom too 😢
They aren't allowed to film in supermarkets anymore, they were caught and got in trouble, silly really because the companies could have watched the TH-cam videos and realised they (Mom/Craig) never said one bad word about the companies and provided lots of free advertising.
Even more so now that 150,000 subscribers has become 700,000 subscribers, but it is their decision I guess.
As for the Mukadoos I'm sure they would if they had the time, Craig cooks occasionally on his channel No Egg Craig.
The videography of that intro was sweeeeeet! Keep up the good work guys!
Thanks Annie!
My sister and I just bought a bag of these and we're not disappointed! They have such good flavor!!! It's the perfect amount of sour and the watermelon was my favorite. 10/10
I remember when I was in 6th grade and I watched your videos, I can tell that business is thriving and so is your editing skills! What a blast from the past, love the content!
Thanks!
Sour Grape
Sour Apple
Sour Raspberry
Sour Lemon
Sour Orange
Sour Cranberry
Sour Cherry
Sour Pomegranate
Sour Fruit Punch
Sour Strawberry
Sour Lime
..........
That beautiful galaxy midnight blue 🌌 looks amazing 🤤
I showed my mom this video and she had a flashback to when she was a kid and having those ribbon candies at Christmas.
Awww I love that
Monty Python is the crowned lord of classic British Comedy!
Those colors are gorgeous!
My nephews are obsessed with sour candy. This would really make their day.
I love all of you❤❤❤❤ waiting for hazelnut 😅😅😅😅
I love the blue so pretty. But I don't like Rasbery all that much. I had a thought of chocolate ribbon filled with coconut cream. Now that sounds almost as good as chocolate caramel filled ribbon candy. Almost. Oooh, and a spicy chocolate sounds good!
Great episode! Loved watching the candy making process and the conversation even better! I’m also a huge Monty Python fan but my most favorite movie is Life of Brian! Biggus Dickus!
What did the Romans ever give us?
Love your super sour candies. Too funny about Steve's shirt. My mom, brothers and I love that movie. I like when that one knight runs away from the three headed ogre and his musician sings about him running away like a coward. LOL!
That blue is GORGEOUS!!😍
Brilliant! I thought Monty Python was only big here in England ❤
Oh no. Monte Python is huge over here in the US.
Oh no! German girl here.... love it. We also had a musical adaption in theatre before the pandemic. Also its forbidden to watch life of Brian with open windows good friday
Nope, Canadians love Monty Python too.
And Australians too❤
Everybody should watch the film A Fish Called Wanda, it stars half of the Monty Python cast.
I lost how many times Quick Steve said ''It's good''.
Must be pretty good. :)
The best intros on youtube!
When someone said late 80's or 90's I actually laughed out loud. 😂😂 I guess I'm old... Holy Grail came out in 1975. C'mon Steve! 😂
I know I'm old since we watched that in high school as a Christmas treat in 91.
“Bring out ya dead!! Bring out your dead!!” “But I’m not dead, I’m not dead!”
Monty Python and the Holy Grail came out 4-1-75.
I LOVE the Mr. Rogers apron!!! 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
Why do I feel like the blue candy would benefit from some edible glitter ☺️
My mouth was salivating the whole time! Too sour for me!
I can smell the blue from here 😁
Love y’all’s videos, just got my hubby hooked on the as well ❤
A Moose bit my sister once. Moose bites are nasti
I love that blue color 🔵
The reason it would feel more sour than the normal hard candy is the fact there's more surface area of Sour to Tongue !!
That makes sense!
I'm making some candy today! I tested first with just melting sugar and using maple syrup because I had nothing else on hand. It made these Mapley glass candies. I have some citric acid coming today and some flavoring I'm reaaaalllyy excited. Everything about this excites me even just seeing the cool little tool he used to scrape the pot. It amazes me the things candy makers have found that just work.
Steve's arms are swole💪
Steve, if you love Holy Grail you must watch Time Bandits. Written by on of the Pythons, and cameo roles for the others. V v v funny 😂😂😂
Hi Wendy... yes!! Time Bandits = excellent movie.
Monty Python's Flying Circus was my favourite show as a child, even though I didn't understand it, I knew it was funny and loved it. A Hard Day's Night was my fave of faves as a child and I still think it brilliant, for the same reasons; it is funny.
The US guy in the group was the graphics designer/animator who wrote movies that are great, like: Search for the Holy grail, Brazil (a fave for me), Time Bandits produced by George Harrison, Meaning of Life, Life of Brian, etc. One of the scariest for me, was Tidelands, because it was somewhat innocent view from child's perspective but from ours... Scary to me.
Someday I hope to afford shipping to where I live. I'd love to try the super sour flavours.
I love the hard candy videos!
I'm remembering a candy from childhood. Does anybody remember the Half Sweet Half Sour suckers?
I'd love to see y'all do something half sweet, half sour.
Yes! Charms Sweet and Sour and they still make them! I bought a box from jungle Jim's
I think I remember those!
It's been a really long time since I've last seen your videos! I remember how excited your family was to get that chocolate enrober after seeing another shop's demo and when you guys had a broken wall (I can't remember what happened there). Glad to see you guys are still using the same techniques with some updated equipment! True craftmanship is hard to recreate without that tradition and I'm glad that you're still doing it all!
Thanks so much for supporting us for so long!
@@HerculesCandy I love your family! You guys have always been a very entertaining crowd. Glad to see you flourishing in success. Still hoping to see Hercules products in my local store one day!
In Denmark we eat a lot of really sour candy. I would gobble these down like.. yeah well.. Candy!
I feel like a sour cranberry flavor would be really good. I bought a lbs of the assorted and ate it to myself in 5 days lol
Bro Steve is looking ripped. First time I seen him with a non polo shirt.
I don't want to complain, I love your videos, but could you possibly leave the captions on the screen for just a couple seconds longer? Thank you😊😊
Steve, if you like Monty Python, you and Terry would love black books. It's on you tube.
Love Black Books and I feel like they would love Blackadder aswell.
I love sour candy, and it's even better that this was uploaded on my birthday 😊
That’s a beautiful blue color
This is wonderful and looks delicious!
Sep Steve has the right idea a happy wife leads to a happy life !!!!!🙏🙏🙏
It is the perfect shade of Smurf blue😁
Is it actually this fun to work there, or is it just this fun on camera?
Every video I've seen, you are all having alot of fun, while making the most beautiful sweets & treats.
Monty Python is extremely funny, because of its silliness, and oddities. "We are the knights who say....NEE"
I find it comfortable watching my loved movies over again.
Blue Raspberry Pucker ! lol
So pretty, had to order some myself! And I promise no whining if it arrives broken!! 🧡
can't waiiiiiiit to get my order 😁
i haven't watched for a few months, its cool to see a couple of guys who are really used to working together, doing their thing. good job boys!
First time watching and immediately off the back I was sold by the love and humor of this amazing family. You guys motivate me to get into the candy making industry and I thank you for laying the foundation! 💙💙💙🙏
That blue is gorgeous 😍
God my mouth is watering at the thought of that sour candy 😅
Put orange with it to make auburn tigers colors has Steve watched the national auburn against Alabama football games? Could you PLEASE ask him I would love to know
In my late teens, (years ago!) I watched the the film Grease 385 times. I think I new it word for word.
the blue is beautiful!
I love❤ the Anise flavored Hard Candy!
I would periodically watch the program. It originated in 1969 with Graham Chapman, John Cleese (who is also my favorite) , Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle (who is my favorite), Terry Jones, and Michael Palin. They were active 1969-1983, 1989, 1998-1999, 2002, 2013-2014.
The blue reminds me of the blueing you put in old ladies hair! Lololol
It doesn’t look like enough cream compared to like the other ones you do like caramel
As a british viewer growing up watching Monty Python this video brough me great pleasure and nostalgia
Super Sour Blueberries and cream hard candy?
I wish I could try some I absolutely love sour candy
History of the world part 1 is one of my favorites.
I have always been a huge python fan and I think the closest we've got to them relatively recently is the mighty boosh!
Hi guys ,it all looks yummy. Craig getting on with his badness again, lol Love watching you guys ,have lots of fun Hugs
Looks like laffy taffy
That beautiful blue color before adding the citric acid...
Watching from Flagstaff Az sooooosour faces😅
Monty python and the flying circus was the name of the show. I watched it when I was in my early teens on t.v. in the states.
I been here since y’all were in the basement years! Love to see how far you’ve come!
Monty Python and the Holy Grail is from 1975 and is stupid funny. I was born in 61, so it was right up my alley.......lol
All I can think of is add red and white and make it Patriotic candy for Flag Day , Memorial Day, 4th of July . Hi from Ireland again. xo
😂 that thumbnail! You did it again 🔥
Shipping here in Canada starts at $100Cad so unfortunately I can't order but I understand! I just hope to be able to visit someday!
I'm in England, pick me some up on the way past 😂
Dude Steve is buff. When they were moving the kettle over from the heat his muscles were popping 😮😮
Decades of heavy lifting at work will do that 💪
I love watching you guys making sweets together. The talking and the laughter is great. My arms ache just watching you pull the goo!
Spiced jelly beans are the best. I wish more mom & pop candy shops could keep them in stock.
Monestial Blue
Stunning
Has a tinge of warm green to give turquoise depth to it
One of my favourite colours in paintjngs
Life of Bryan is the best of Monty Python. The aquaduct scene, Biggus Dickus, the dead ringer scene are all so good.
Holy Grail all the knights are just crazy people escaped from the asylum😂
I thought you guys only make ribbon candy for Christmas now I see that you guys are making different kinds of flavor of ribbon candy to taste and even make money for people can enjoy the candy
The Life of Brian was my favorite. I love the “Romans go home” scene.
My step dad introduced me to the Monty Python movies at about age 12, I love them all! 💙 The Meaning of Life is my favorite tho lol
What if you made half he batch with acid and half not? Then it would be sweet on one side, sour on the other ?
I just love Monty Python to and their type of comedy is known as burlesque. Thank you for your wonderful candy videos they always have a way of relaxing me.
You guys should try malic acid with the citric acid malic acid is even more sour
Actually we did that in this video haha
Haha!! The blue gloves y’all wear look exactly like my welding gloves I have at work! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love spicy candy, but never understood the addition of wintergreen and other minty flavors along with the spice. Cardamom would be interesting.
I was up in Glencoe recently and took a drive down the Loch Linnhe road when I stumbled upon Castle Stalker, a set in .... Holy Grail (near the end). Interestingly, one of my first thoughts was the Andrianos clan!
when he was mixing the blue stuff... i'm like "breaking bad moment".... lets cook some blue stuff... LOL
Do super super sour candy 🍬