Trying British Snacks For The First Time

I've always enjoyed the usual snacks from my home country here in the USA, but I've been curious about what it would be like to try snacks from another country. In this video, I decided to dive into British snacks for the first time! I was thrilled to create this video because I had never had the chance to sample treats from the UK before. I got a variety of chips, cakes, cookies, and candy bars. Some of the brands I tried include Walkers, McVitie's, and Mars, which I ordered online from British Depot and British Food Shop. Overall, I enjoyed my first experience with British snacks, especially the candy bars. In addition to the snacks, I definitely want to try their beverages and traditional British foods. I'm particularly interested in experiencing a full English breakfast, fish and chips, and a Sunday roast, especially the Yorkshire pudding, which unfortunately isn't readily available here in the USA. I hope you enjoy it!
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[@PEEMZEE]

Great video! Looks like you were having a lot of fun with all that 😅 Look forward to seeing more of these. Thanks for trying UK snacks! Glad you liked them!

[@casp11]

has someone taken a bite out of all the biscuits you tried 🤔🙄 lol

[@josesandoval-rx5su]

very cool video keep up the good work!👍

[@saffmae4018]

New subscriber - this was awesome! If you ever want to a British-American candy swap, let me know, I love to swap snack boxes with people!! There are so many crisps in UK, lots of weird flavours, which we're known for! Pickled onion, prawn cocktail, worcestershire! Jaffa Cakes are a classic, but they're orange traditionally! There's also so so many biscuits to try - jammie dodgers are a classic but a lot of people find them boring, while the jam and cream ones are definitely considered more of a treat. Custard creams, bourbons, digestives, hobnobs, etc, are also all great, and proper shortbread. Fox's and McVities are our go-to biscuit brands, while we have Cadbury and Nestle chocolate (Cadbury is always considered superior!!), and Mr Kipling for cakes! We also have Tunnocks and Frys which are smaller, old fashioned brands, who do a few sweet treats each.

[@user-bx7nb6ff7r]

This is a great video!

[@dlbgarrett]

Thanks for sharing. New subscriber. 😊

[@andrewvalentine6977]

Walkers do an original flavour, it's normally called ready salted. Kind of a boring flavour though but OK if you like that sort of thing.

[@saburwolf2792]

🤔🤔🤔🤔very interesting, i like the Jammie Dodgers, it has a ring to it👌👌👌👌💯💯💯💯

[@Wayne-gn2wo]

I've been trying to get some British snacks

[@Wayne-gn2wo]

Because I was told that they were good

[@johnleonard9090]

@@Wayne-gn2wothey are, also somewhat “healthier” as certain additives are frowned upon if not outright banned , if instance the party rings he tried the icing colours are derived from plants, fruits and vegetables particularly radish, apple, safflower, carrot, blackcurrant and hibiscus instead of the likes of yellow 5.