I forgot to do the Tim Tam slam. :( Did I miss anything? What country should we do next??? Thanks to Factor for the sponso! Get 120 off across 5 boxes at strms.net/PeebsFactorAugustYT
The person who sent you this did you dirty by not giving you instructions. Milo (which is pronounced 'My-low' by the way) can also be microwaved in milk. It also tastes good if you pour a little bit of the Milo dust onto ice cream. That might also help with it being less chunky. Vegemite should be eaten on toast with a thick layer of butter, with a thin layer of vegemite.
I found putting Milo in cold milk I had the same problem as Peebs. It didn't dissolve much. It was better when I'd add it to hot water or milk like it was hot cocoa. You can't really properly drink it cold until you boil it first then chill it.
As a bonus, for a malayisia/singapore variant of the milo drink (Milo Dinosaur), after dissolving the powder, dump more milo power into the milk until it piles up on top~
As an Australian myself I can concur that Shorty is being (insert cough) completely honest with their statement. Now I must go as I have a sudden urge to throw something, good day.
Thick vegemite on toast with no butter is the correct way to eat vegemite. Sick of people saying "you're meant to have a tiny bit with butter". Lies and slander.
To enjoy vegemite, you need to butter the toast first then apply a thin layer of the Vegemite stuff so it spreads easily across the bread and won’t taste too concentrated/bitter if you’re not used to it Also, Milo goes great on vanilla ice cream, highly recommend
I am only NOW learning, in my mid-twenties, that the U.S. doesn't have Smarties like we do in Canada. Not that they're particularly good or anything; I'm just surprised. We call those chalky things "Rockets" by the way, and yes, they are possibly the worst candy.
@@mastermarkus5307 I would happily take Rockets over, say, Candy Corn, Circus Peanuts, Turkish Delights (or Big Turks for that matter), and even more egregious chalky candys like Necco Wafers, or Bottle Caps, among many others. Rockets are boring and the chalkiness is certainly unappealing, but at least their flavour is just mediocre as opposed to actively disgusting like many other candies can be.
Yes, and it's a terrible shame that we can't get the RIGHT smarties in the States. :( My mom used to buy the stuff bulk when we would go bird watching a couple times a year, in the before-times. It was actually MORE worth the trip to actual Canada, than it was to track down a specialty candy-store, and pay premium import prices, for essentially slightly-better M&Ms. (that being said, if anyone in the US now, ever sees Smarties of the chocolate variety and has the spare funds, they should consider trying them, they're pretty good, them and Crunchie Bars)
I love the thought of Australian police showing up to a small business owner trying to fulfill their lifeline dream of selling homemade ceramics and saying "I'm sorry sir but we just can't see the flavor"
Peebs. Please. Look up "Hugh Jackman Vegemite". He did an interview with Jimmy Fallon where he explains why we as Americans have been using Vegemite incorrectly, then he prepares it on toast the way it's meant to be. Please look it up. It'll make the experience with eating it a lot better if you do it right.
Your supposed you spread it very thin/lightly, right ? I haven't tried vegemite but I tried Marmite and spread really thin on some sourdough toast it is really good. I like it, would probably like vegemite too.
@@DefinitelyAPotato Oh thank you Mr. Smarty pants. I don't know what I would ever do without you're comment. :) Edit : Sometimes you make mistakes when you are half asleep and typing on a small touchscreen on a phone. It happens. I know the difference. You're = You are. But hey, you do you and you seem to be the guy with a stick up his ass correcting people, does it make you feel superior ?
@@Gatorade69 no. That's just the way to make it appeasing to foreigners initially since it's a semi-acquired taste. Anyone whose eaten it for long enough and still eats it like that is a coward.
Fun fact about smarties, at least in the uk, there was a long time where blue smarties were banned because they realised there was something in the blue dye that made kids ridiculously hyper and it was a big deal when they were reintroduced
So I have a friend in Australia and I asked them about Vegimite. He said that it can be good, but the problem is that foreigners put way too much on at once, as if they're spreading jam. You're apparently only supposed to use a very small amount at once due to how strong that stuff is.
My Aussie friend sent me some a while back (I’m a Brit) and when I opened the parcel and thanked them, I got detailed instructions on how best to eat Vegemite just in case I didn’t know, lol. I was going to treat it like Marmite anyway, which I eat the same way, lots of butter, thin scraping of marmite.
Chicken flavour here isn’t meant to taste like chicken necessarily, it’s meant to taste like chicken salt, which.. also doesn’t taste like chicken but some people put it on chicken, it’s very tasty and flavoursome, and chicken chips(as in fries) are a staple here.
I really appreciate that you read the explanation of the ANZAC biscuits before saying anything cause so many foreigners just skip out on the important of it
Crimpy is the shape of the Shape, it has a crimped edge 😊 I know I won't be the only one to say this, but as an Aussie, I've gotta say the way to try Vegemite for the first time is to use a good amount of butter and then less than half that amount of Vegemite, and remember it's supposed to be savoury and salty.
Man Peebs, you have such good dogs! I can't believe their sharing that kangaroo thing. My dog is always so impatient, and you can forget about sharing with her. At least she's really friendly.
I'm from New Zealand, and this was definitely interesting to watch! The only thing I didn't recognize was the Cheese Twisties, everything else we definitely have in NZ TimTams are great! One thing I like to do with them is bite off two of the corners on different sides, and use it as a straw for hot/cold drinks! you can't drink from if after awhile, but then its nice and soft, the only kinda bad thing is if you use a hot drink the chocolate outside might melt and get hard to hold, so I usually go for milk :D Also, for the Milo, it's pronounced " My - Low " not " Me - Low "
As another kiwi, I'm appalled (but not surprised) at the lack of shared credit for ANZAC biscuits, making them sound like they are a purely Australian creation, and not shared.
One thing that stays stuck in my mind regarding Vegemite is that song "Down Under" by Men At Work. There is a lyric that is "He just smiled and gave me a Vegemite sandwich", but for the longest time (in my dumb kid mind) I misheard it as "He just smiled and gave me a bite of his sandwich". Please tell me I'm not the only dummy who thought this...
Milo is pronounced "My-low" and there's supposed to be a bunch of powder on top of the milk. DO NOT MIX IT THAT MUCH. It's supposed have the smoothness of milk but with a layer of crunchy crust on the top. Also thanks for reviewing Aussie foods that no one else does. Next time try montes, tiny teddies and arrowroots
Wait, you dont? Oh well thanks for the headsup, am SEA and have our own milo, and we usually just chuck the whole 3 spoonful of it onto our drinks just that.
7:15 @Toasty there are those specific seasonal chocolates that they sell at Christmas that look exactly like that. They are just Hershey chocolate but in a long vertical character shape
25:53 for as long as ive had an internet presence, ive never seen peebs look so upset. And thats like a decade of videos! Impressive Australia, well done
When you make products that need to be eaten in a very specific way its YOU who set that up. Then when you get mad at people for not doing it right you just look like jerks.
I always love how Aussies explain Vegimite. “Nah, you gotta spread it thin, like barely any on the bread. Also cover it with butter so you don’t taste it as much.” My dudes, if you go out of your way to taste something as little as possible, maybe don’t eat it.
This is the recommendation for people trying it the first time. I'm happy to eat it off a spoon, but I know it's a strong flavour and people who haven't had it before should start small.
Whenever i look at videos of people reviewing "foreign" things from either the UK or Australia (as both are very similar) it feels like i'm watching someone peeking into an alternate reality of sorts, with the really appealing part being that i'm from that alternate reality, and my perception of an alternate reality is what most people consider to be their normal reality. i guess it goes to show that videos like this are all about perspective.
bruh, as a person who drinks Milo practically every morning i know at this point that you add the milk second so that you can mix it properly and you typically add more than 1 tablespoon of Milo so that the Milo to Milk Ratio is right, the packaging tells how much you should put in on average, just thought that the info would help anyone discouraged by this video to try Milo. :)
I appreciate someone else understanding that * Christmas chocolate * and * standard day chocolate * are two different things. You know the slick, slightly tart stuff that comes in Advent calendars? Then you know
I remember how disappointed I was the first time I tried Turkish delight. The kid in the line The witch and the wardrobe made it look so flipping good. I did not like it at all I still owed to this very day
Vegemite is the same product as Marmite. It's like saying that he should try Rockets in Canada, while he knows what Smarties are. The name Vegemite is even a derivation of the name Marmite.
You need butter with the vegemite and toast. It's a strong flavour, you only need a small amount. Its even better if you melt cheese over it afterward. You can also use vegemite as a stock for cooking. Something else you could try: Milo sandwich. White bread, butter and scoop a thick layer of Milo between the slices.
you should see what the irish put in their chocolate bars. tobasco sauce, cheese and onion crisps (yep, seriously), etc. the dutch have curry chocolate.
I love all the Australians in the comments... "ACTUALLY, IN AUSTRALIA, we do it like so and so..." Vegemite is sacred, etc." 🤓 Omg you didn't slam the tim tams!!! Americans and their sugar!!!" Lmao Edit: don't stab me....
I forgot to do the Tim Tam slam. :( Did I miss anything? What country should we do next???
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How good are they peebs
Hi Peeby, hope you’re doing ok.
Peebs
US Food for sure!
Sad you didn't use the Tim Tam as a straw
The person who sent you this did you dirty by not giving you instructions. Milo (which is pronounced 'My-low' by the way) can also be microwaved in milk. It also tastes good if you pour a little bit of the Milo dust onto ice cream. That might also help with it being less chunky. Vegemite should be eaten on toast with a thick layer of butter, with a thin layer of vegemite.
Yes I was thinking the same thing, hopefully he tries them both again properly
I found putting Milo in cold milk I had the same problem as Peebs. It didn't dissolve much. It was better when I'd add it to hot water or milk like it was hot cocoa. You can't really properly drink it cold until you boil it first then chill it.
@@SheilaDeBonis it doesnt dissolve. You put half the tin in, mix it up and eat it
And that's the interesting part. Some stuff can taste really bad if you eat it in the "wrong" way.
As a bonus, for a malayisia/singapore variant of the milo drink (Milo Dinosaur), after dissolving the powder, dump more milo power into the milk until it piles up on top~
As an Australian I can confirm that all of the facts throughout this video are 100% true and totally not made up
yes i agree, the australia is made of australia
Me too
@@sora3mo168 it won't be Australia if wasn't made out of Australia
@@jazzratoon australia australia mate australia... aus
As an Australian myself I can concur that Shorty is being (insert cough) completely honest with their statement. Now I must go as I have a sudden urge to throw something, good day.
Best parts of the video is peebs pronouncing it "mee-low" and the thick Vegemite on toast with no butter
As the first one Ive seen, thanks for the heads on how he's gonna do the American Thing :C
Thick vegemite on toast with no butter is the correct way to eat vegemite. Sick of people saying "you're meant to have a tiny bit with butter". Lies and slander.
@@KevinAxelsen this is the way 😆
@@KevinAxelsen Both ways are correct but for an American palette I think the butter and vegemite is the better option for them. :)
Hate it when people flip out over pronounciations. (you didnt flip out but some guy was pissed in the comments)
To enjoy vegemite, you need to butter the toast first then apply a thin layer of the Vegemite stuff so it spreads easily across the bread and won’t taste too concentrated/bitter if you’re not used to it
Also, Milo goes great on vanilla ice cream, highly recommend
He is Australian so he he knows more about Australia
If I ever get that, i'll do that! Thanks for the advice!
Peebs: "Chicken Flavored Crimpy, not like there's not Chicken flavored crackers in the US but like who eats them?"
Me: *Internal rage*
Chicken in a biskit
Same I love those chicken in a biscuit :]
@@belleofbrightside97 I don’t understand why everybody hates those so much! they’re so good!
I’m having flashbacks to the nugget in a biscuit song.
@@RendMaim my favorite snack with my dad was chicken in a biskit crackers with spray cheese. can't eat it too much but it's nostalgic to me :)
Thanks for filming in Australia peebs, such dedication
Edit: when I'm getting more likes than peebs himself's comment something is wrong
Why do I feel someone’s not going to take this as a joke
Are you sure? Everything is not upside down. Maybe he flipped the screen for us non Australians.
Wish he uploaded the upside down version for us Australians, I have to have my phone upside down and it's annoying.
I am only NOW learning, in my mid-twenties, that the U.S. doesn't have Smarties like we do in Canada. Not that they're particularly good or anything; I'm just surprised.
We call those chalky things "Rockets" by the way, and yes, they are possibly the worst candy.
The whole rest of the world has Nestlé's Smarties, except the US of course 🤣 Kind regards from Europe!
There are definitely worse candies than Rockets, but they're not great
@@Nakia11798
I genuinely can't think of any, except maybe some of the really salty, impossibly chewy licorice varieties.
@@mastermarkus5307 I would happily take Rockets over, say, Candy Corn, Circus Peanuts, Turkish Delights (or Big Turks for that matter), and even more egregious chalky candys like Necco Wafers, or Bottle Caps, among many others. Rockets are boring and the chalkiness is certainly unappealing, but at least their flavour is just mediocre as opposed to actively disgusting like many other candies can be.
Yes, and it's a terrible shame that we can't get the RIGHT smarties in the States. :( My mom used to buy the stuff bulk when we would go bird watching a couple times a year, in the before-times.
It was actually MORE worth the trip to actual Canada, than it was to track down a specialty candy-store, and pay premium import prices, for essentially slightly-better M&Ms.
(that being said, if anyone in the US now, ever sees Smarties of the chocolate variety and has the spare funds, they should consider trying them, they're pretty good, them and Crunchie Bars)
I love the thought of Australian police showing up to a small business owner trying to fulfill their lifeline dream of selling homemade ceramics and saying "I'm sorry sir but we just can't see the flavor"
Peebs. Please. Look up "Hugh Jackman Vegemite". He did an interview with Jimmy Fallon where he explains why we as Americans have been using Vegemite incorrectly, then he prepares it on toast the way it's meant to be. Please look it up. It'll make the experience with eating it a lot better if you do it right.
Your supposed you spread it very thin/lightly, right ? I haven't tried vegemite but I tried Marmite and spread really thin on some sourdough toast it is really good. I like it, would probably like vegemite too.
@@Gatorade69 You're
@@DefinitelyAPotato Oh thank you Mr. Smarty pants. I don't know what I would ever do without you're comment. :)
Edit : Sometimes you make mistakes when you are half asleep and typing on a small touchscreen on a phone. It happens. I know the difference. You're = You are. But hey, you do you and you seem to be the guy with a stick up his ass correcting people, does it make you feel superior ?
@@Gatorade69Correct, you just want a light, thin spread of Vegemite.
@@Gatorade69 no. That's just the way to make it appeasing to foreigners initially since it's a semi-acquired taste. Anyone whose eaten it for long enough and still eats it like that is a coward.
Fun fact about smarties, at least in the uk, there was a long time where blue smarties were banned because they realised there was something in the blue dye that made kids ridiculously hyper and it was a big deal when they were reintroduced
i believe pepsi blue was discontinued for the same reason
@@fetusfajita and Pepsi Blue returned as an limited edition in USA
But in the Philippines, recently returned
“Was that the bite of ‘87?!” 🤣 it never gets old. As a fan of both Peeby and Markimoo, I approve. 👍♥️
that shit had me laughing my ass off lol
Yoo! Fan of Mark and peebs here too!!!
Ye me too! I can sense a good pattern here
@@gringerandom5872 Yep!!!
Markimoo?
So I have a friend in Australia and I asked them about Vegimite. He said that it can be good, but the problem is that foreigners put way too much on at once, as if they're spreading jam. You're apparently only supposed to use a very small amount at once due to how strong that stuff is.
I love watching people spread it like it is going to be jam. 😂 hilarious.
Also putting butter on the toast as well helps
My Aussie friend sent me some a while back (I’m a Brit) and when I opened the parcel and thanked them, I got detailed instructions on how best to eat Vegemite just in case I didn’t know, lol. I was going to treat it like Marmite anyway, which I eat the same way, lots of butter, thin scraping of marmite.
An australian commenter said he had a decent spread in the video
@@ShockingPikachu
It looks like jam!
Chicken flavour here isn’t meant to taste like chicken necessarily, it’s meant to taste like chicken salt, which.. also doesn’t taste like chicken but some people put it on chicken, it’s very tasty and flavoursome, and chicken chips(as in fries) are a staple here.
i"m surprised a spider didn't sneak into your package. LMAO
I love your snack videos!
From Austin Powers!
@@GlutenFreeStudios LOVE HIM, LOLLLL
Tim Tams are a gift from the heavens. I’d heard of them for years and my first experience made me feel like I’d wasted part of my life.
you're goddamn right. I FUCKING LOVE TIM TAMS (thank you world market)
Life is instantly better with Peebs!
I could watch this guy do anything!
trying things so you don't have to
Kinda sad
I really appreciate that you read the explanation of the ANZAC biscuits before saying anything cause so many foreigners just skip out on the important of it
Crimpy is the shape of the Shape, it has a crimped edge 😊
I know I won't be the only one to say this, but as an Aussie, I've gotta say the way to try Vegemite for the first time is to use a good amount of butter and then less than half that amount of Vegemite, and remember it's supposed to be savoury and salty.
The stuff on top of Milo that doesn't mix in is like the best bit, I was like "stop mixing it's normal, it's normal!"
Man Peebs, you have such good dogs! I can't believe their sharing that kangaroo thing. My dog is always so impatient, and you can forget about sharing with her. At least she's really friendly.
I'm from New Zealand, and this was definitely interesting to watch! The only thing I didn't recognize was the Cheese Twisties, everything else we definitely have in NZ
TimTams are great! One thing I like to do with them is bite off two of the corners on different sides, and use it as a straw for hot/cold drinks! you can't drink from if after awhile, but then its nice and soft, the only kinda bad thing is if you use a hot drink the chocolate outside might melt and get hard to hold, so I usually go for milk :D
Also, for the Milo, it's pronounced " My - Low " not " Me - Low "
As another kiwi, I'm appalled (but not surprised) at the lack of shared credit for ANZAC biscuits, making them sound like they are a purely Australian creation, and not shared.
It is what a lot of people do. It is called the Tim Tam Slam
One thing that stays stuck in my mind regarding Vegemite is that song "Down Under" by Men At Work. There is a lyric that is "He just smiled and gave me a Vegemite sandwich", but for the longest time (in my dumb kid mind) I misheard it as "He just smiled and gave me a bite of his sandwich". Please tell me I'm not the only dummy who thought this...
I always thought he said give me a bite of his sandwich. I never figured out he said Vegemite sandwich so you did better than me.
as..
Milo is pronounced "My-low" and there's supposed to be a bunch of powder on top of the milk. DO NOT MIX IT THAT MUCH. It's supposed have the smoothness of milk but with a layer of crunchy crust on the top. Also thanks for reviewing Aussie foods that no one else does. Next time try montes, tiny teddies and arrowroots
Goddamn calm down
Really!?
Wait, you dont? Oh well thanks for the headsup, am SEA and have our own milo, and we usually just chuck the whole 3 spoonful of it onto our drinks just that.
7:15 @Toasty there are those specific seasonal chocolates that they sell at Christmas that look exactly like that. They are just Hershey chocolate but in a long vertical character shape
Jesus Christ that's a lot of vegemite to try on your first go 😂 probs should have looked at the recommend serving before your started peebs ❤️
right place right time
i ate an entire spoonful of just vegemite once in third grade, my australian classmate brought some in.
large mistake.
Weak
25:53 for as long as ive had an internet presence, ive never seen peebs look so upset. And thats like a decade of videos! Impressive Australia, well done
I love watching people from different countries eat Vegemite and drink milo wrong LOL
You start with pizza shapes and it's all down hill. Can't get enough cheese Twisties though.
When you make products that need to be eaten in a very specific way its YOU who set that up. Then when you get mad at people for not doing it right you just look like jerks.
Another thing about the ANZAC biscuits, "ANZAC" actually stands for "Australia and New Zealand Army Corps"
Hearing that Ty the Tasmanian Tiger music in the background sent me back to my childhood. Such an underrated gem!
4:59 um ackshully peebs bee gee i eat chicken flavored crackers from time to time so 🤓
I always love how Aussies explain Vegimite.
“Nah, you gotta spread it thin, like barely any on the bread. Also cover it with butter so you don’t taste it as much.”
My dudes, if you go out of your way to taste something as little as possible, maybe don’t eat it.
By that logic you shouldn't put salt and pepper on food either since you don't want those flavours to be too strong
This is the recommendation for people trying it the first time. I'm happy to eat it off a spoon, but I know it's a strong flavour and people who haven't had it before should start small.
Let’s get Peebs to 200K (Keep up the great work Peebs and Toasty!)
I can't believe he would diss Chicken in a Biscuit like that smh
I like how anything that isn't specifically English like the slang and stuff usually has a y at the end of it, that's adorable and I love it.
the joy of freddo frogs are BITING THIER HEADS OFF😁
The peebs requires food from across the world so he can conquer everything
At the World's Market and Meijers they both sell Marmite and Vegemite. It's pretty good with jam on cinnamon toast bread.
Whenever i look at videos of people reviewing "foreign" things from either the UK or Australia (as both are very similar) it feels like i'm watching someone peeking into an alternate reality of sorts, with the really appealing part being that i'm from that alternate reality, and my perception of an alternate reality is what most people consider to be their normal reality. i guess it goes to show that videos like this are all about perspective.
i realised the pods are stylized like tide pods for some reason, probably the reason some poor kids ate the wrong one when it was trendy!
bruh, as a person who drinks Milo practically every morning i know at this point that you add the milk second so that you can mix it properly and you typically add more than 1 tablespoon of Milo so that the Milo to Milk Ratio is right, the packaging tells how much you should put in on average, just thought that the info would help anyone discouraged by this video to try Milo. :)
0:27 😭😭😭
Peeb pfp good taste
Wow I know we've done a few of these but Peebs' ability to translate on the fly is definitely improving!
Another upload. Thanks peebs!!!!!
Thanks for watching!
@@Peebs ye haw ☃️
“Smaller than I expected, based on the picture on the box” - Peebs
Be sure to have those Anzac biscuits with a cup of tea or coffee, it really brings things together.
I appreciate someone else understanding that * Christmas chocolate * and * standard day chocolate * are two different things. You know the slick, slightly tart stuff that comes in Advent calendars? Then you know
I remember how disappointed I was the first time I tried Turkish delight. The kid in the line The witch and the wardrobe made it look so flipping good. I did not like it at all I still owed to this very day
Dogs: *exist*
PBG: Let’s do a dog cam!
Me: *dies cause of their cute little snoots*
The love how someone finally uses the adventure time game music which in my opinion is a bop
Exactly what I was thinking
The amount of vegemite you added would be enough for at least 5-10 slices of toast - it's to be used VERY sparingly 😄
Someone from australia said he had a fine spread so you might be lying 😮
@@Hithere-uz6wd Change 'Someone' to 'A masochist' and that could be about right 😄
Peebs: *Eats one cracker and tiny bites of chocolate* "God I'm so full!"
Kids starving in Africa : "Bruh."
Me personally Australia, I wouldn't take this.
go to sleep it is too early for you, unless you are not actually Australian, lmao
@@cloudy7971 dont worry im not
I’m happy u try’ed our food
Toasty's edits just get better and better. lol
23:27 omg milk loves me!
OMG! The Ty the Tiger music! I haven't heard it in more than 10 years. Geez, was not prepared for that throwback. Got whiplash lmao.
Peebs: Everything could benefit from a little crunch!
Also Peebs: I don't want anything popping in my mouth!!
Popping isnt crunchy if you arent the one biting it though?
as you said nobody eats the chicken flavored crackers in the US, I literally had a box of chicken in a biscuit crackers in my hand.
“OOH MEE LOW” made me laugh as I’m sitting here drinking a glass of 80% ‘mee low’ 20% milk
1 can 1 serve
@@ShockingPikachu 👍
You should do the UK, and try out Marmite.
Vegemite is the same product as Marmite. It's like saying that he should try Rockets in Canada, while he knows what Smarties are. The name Vegemite is even a derivation of the name Marmite.
@@medoli900 It being the same is the actual point of him having to try it out, really.
I love the Adventure Time video game music. Brings back old memories!
Wow I didn't know Clark Kent stayed the night at Peeb's house so much
This man hatin on Chicken in a Biscuit… aka the most addicting snack ever. “Try before you deny, my dude”
I tend to find that the answer to "i used to pronounce it X, but now i say Y," is typically "i got bullied into changing how i say it."
That's normal for me and I don't understand why people hate on vegimite. It's good.
You dont understand? Let me tell you why
Some people have opinions that differ from yours 😅
I really love how toasty put double cherry pass on when he ate the cherry chocolate. Musics just all around amazing in these vids.
You need butter with the vegemite and toast. It's a strong flavour, you only need a small amount. Its even better if you melt cheese over it afterward.
You can also use vegemite as a stock for cooking.
Something else you could try: Milo sandwich. White bread, butter and scoop a thick layer of Milo between the slices.
Yuck, just the idea of putting milo on white bread 🤮
Ah yes Australia, welcome mate
Glad that you got to try our Australian foods Peebs, the flavours you described were pretty true too lol.
As an Australian myself I like peeps videos they are funny and cool my favourite video from him is the Arthur meme video
Wow Peebs This Australian Vegemite Paste Spread Looks So Delicious. 👍👍😎💖🏆
you should see what the irish put in their chocolate bars. tobasco sauce, cheese and onion crisps (yep, seriously), etc. the dutch have curry chocolate.
Well they don’t want people to take their food so they make abominations
Some of these snacks are also available in Canada, like Smarties, Dairy Milk, and Crunchie
I recommend oboy a swedish choccy milk mixture that actually work
A French guy I knew described Vegemite as the most revolting thing he'd ever tasted. Also we have those same Smarties in Europe.
6:42 And this became so terrible that they invented the boomerang, an object that comes back when you throw it!
WAIT WAIT THE BACKGROUND MUSIC IN THE BEGINNING IS FROM TY THE TASMANIAN TIGER IM GONNA CRYYY
I moved from Australia to the US over 10 years ago
the longer the video went, the more excited i was getting.
My mom birthday was a few days ago love this peebs
Quick tip: you're meant to spread Vegemite with butter
(also thank god he didn't just eat a spoonful of it)
In the game Asagao Academy Peebs played in the soccer team, so he really enjoyed the sport and it wasn't random putting him there. Nice.
Dude I learned so much about Australia in this episode!
my dream came true. Australia finally made edible washing machine pods.
I'm impressed you could read that packaging, it was all in Australian.
24:26 gad damn, one of the few youtubers that still manages to make me laugh out loud, love ya
shaggy cosplay
I love all the Australians in the comments...
"ACTUALLY, IN AUSTRALIA, we do it like so and so..." Vegemite is sacred, etc." 🤓
Omg you didn't slam the tim tams!!! Americans and their sugar!!!" Lmao
Edit: don't stab me....
milo also! doesn't need to be stirred by the way. it's honestly best eaten without any milk at all with a spoon
add some of that vegemite to some beef gravy and spoon it over potatoes. its amazing.
He opened it upside down that's one way to experience the down under
That one person that wrote in chicken in a biscuit for the fan episode probably saw him say no one in the US eats chicken crackers here.
Comparing the glorious tim tam to an oreo is an atrocity.
The cognitive dissonance of playing music from Ty the Tasmanian Tiger in a video about Australia is... Chef's kiss
Head canon that Toasty's execution from the last video caused him to get isekai'd to Australia
I watched this whole video upside down for full effect
Quality pupper and vegemite content.
27:50 DOG TIME!!!