i love how this video has an American n Australian and someone from England but South Africans still flood the comment section 😂 i love my South Africans ❤ -Love from the Eastern Cape
To the South African Teacher, Thank you very much for being a good ambassador for South Africa. Other very South African products are: Five Roses Tea, Rooi Bos Tea, Mrs. Balls chutney (definitely), Marie Biscuits, Tennis Biscuits, Ripe Fig Preserve, Apricot Preserve... We've got good stuff in South Africa.
As a South African; all gold tomato sauce, fruit chutney, fruit chutney flavoured stuff like simba chips, biltong, jelly tots, Cadburys chocolate, wors and basically snacks and food 🤣 also five roses tea. A good cup of five roses always perks me up
Fun fact, "The Real Makoya" on that Zam-Buk container is a corruption of the English phrase "The Real McCoy" or "Real McKay" depending on which you believe came first, meaning the real deal. 👌🏿.
Because patriotism is what we live. We are very proud of our wonderful country and its people and are immensely supportive of other people who are boldly and proudly south African as well.
@@megancosser8014 Cadbury is a British chocolate and although also made and marketed in SA it has a completely different taste which is far inferior to the original.
The editing on this video is impeccable, very well done👏I could not stop laughing. I’ve recently found this channel and as a fellow South African, I thoroughly enjoy all these videos, been binging every video and I love it! These four work so well together, can’t wait for another video
omg the south africans have taken over the comments. had a good chuckle at the mrs balls reactions. south african aussies were missing her so much she's in woolies in australia now too
Everyone brought food from their home but I think John is in love with Korean food 😁 that he brought only necessary things..I wish you'd never get any pain John 🥺
Chantelle! There are these amazing stores called Kokoro all around Gauteng that sell a variety of Korean and other Asian products. There is a small one in Pretoria very close to the University, but the best one is in Rivonia. They are amazing! I hope your family get to check them out and you get to check them out on your next visit 😉
I’m an Aussie that spent a year in Canada and I took a huge jar of Vegemite, I met some fellow Australians who had been there for a few years and they were all jealous of my Vegemite haha. My mum also ended up sending me my favourite pepper steak seasoning since I couldn’t find an alternative that I liked. She also sent me large photos of the view from my bedroom and some of our back yard because I was living in an apartment in the middle of a city for the first time and was missing the trees. I know now that if I move to another country again these are the things I will take with me every time.
Hey from Cape Town, South Africa! I have to say, one thing I can not live without is Rooibos tea. Any South African knows what it is. It's just amazing 😂
A big, green, can of Bag balm. I've healed and grown back so much skin with Bag balm.(sorry if that sounded weird TMI) 5 Generations of my family will swear by it! I grew up with it and, seriously, I don't know how to live without it! I've actually scooped and washed out a smaller travel size case of a different brand lip balm that had a tighter fitting lid that I liked and filled it with Bag balm so I can always have some with me.😄
Same. A friends needs me to pick him up from the airport two and a half hours away this week. I said yes because it’s right next to a giant Korean market, and I plan to buy a ton of groceries. Korean food is the best!
Walter and John, it is Mrs Ball's chutney - as English teachers you should pay attention to the apostrophe, then you will be able to keep a straight face. Let Chantelle cook you some bobotie with Mrs Ball's, you'll be asking for your own Mrs Ball's when she goes back to SA again. The Jalapeno and Chilly flavours are tops!
@@MetaphysicalExplorations I have seen it around in our local supermarkets...not sure of other South African foods though because I don't know the brands. I did try the chutney...Australia being an ex British colony like South Africa we have many chutneys as well and it tasted basically the same as what is made locally.
When I was living London my two South African house mates got food poisoning so I had to travel an hour to the South African shop to get them Game energy drink
Not just in the Southern. A lot of us in the Northern Hemisphere don't have fast internet Either. At least not as fast as Korea. I think even Japan has fast internet. I remember reading once that, in terms of internet speed and connectivity or something, the US was like a decade behind S. Korea. I think Korea is just an exception. They have one of the fastest internet speeds in the world I think. I've always been jealous. Lol :)
I love you guys! Your videos are one of those that i literally leave everything I’m doing right away just to watch your brand new video😍 please keep doing what you’re doing 👍🏻
For people who don't understand the scale of South Korean Wi-Fi's superiority over Australian: Data from www.speedtest.net/global-index with numbers stated here the average of the country's mobile and fixed broadband (home internet) stats: South Korea: 124.41 Mbps USA: 91.165 Mbps UK: 51.775 Mbps South Africa: 33.345 Mbps Australia: 56.75 Mbps It's worth noting that of these countries, Australia is the only one whose average mobile speed is faster than the fixed broadband speed (by almost 1.5x, actually. Mobile speeds average around 67.5 whereas fixed broadband averages 46). South Africa had the least difference between mobile and fixed speeds, with a difference of less than 4 Mbps (almost 35 fixed, 31.8 mobile). The proportional difference between mobile and fixed broadband in Australia is almost completely reversed in the UK - there, fixed broadband is 67 (like Australia's mobile; this is also 1.5x faster than Australia's fixed broadband), and UK mobile speeds average 36 Mbps (slower than Australia's broadband, and just over half their average mobile speed). In fact, upon further looking through the numbers, Australia's average mobile internet outspeeds South Africa, the UK, and the USA, by a fairly large margin, however trails behind the USA and the UK in terms of broadband speeds.
Walter in this segment is like that quiet naughty kid who does his kid-like naughty work quietly and with a straight and VERY INNOCENTLY cute face🤣🤣🤣😍 he looks so cute I LOVE HIM, cute round eyes and a cute smile
I would also bring Indomie if I live abroad. Especially Indomie Indonesian traditional food varian like Indomie Rendang etc. Indomie already goes international and I recommend you guys to try it. You'll never regret it!!!!
WJS and C, your videos are great - thanks for the entertainment. Maybe you can all cook something from your countries and film the taste reactions. You are so lucky to have the opportunity to live abroad and in a place like SK, broadening your horizons! Keep it up!
Good on you walter! Australia represents! In Australia you can buy those pastes in all supermarkets and asian grocers. Love red pepper paste. It is my fave
Vegemite is also used in Australia as a drop-bear repellent. It works - I have never been attacked by a drop-bear while walking in the Australian Bush.
What I wish I could bring back from SA is biltong. You can't get anything like it here in Korea. South African biltong is the best beef jerky in the world!
Definitely missed sweet tea and a lot of our southern cuisine while spending a month in Ireland, but brought whole bag of snacks and candy when I went back home.
I need rusks and rooibos tea. Coming back from SA to the US. There is so many things I want to bring. I stumbled across an international food market that stocks ouma rusks. They are $6, more expensive than SA but it’s relative in the US
I finally remembered another similar ointment to Zambuk "Rawleighs" ointment. (I can't remember where it is made or if it still exists) It is usually applied to small burns, cuts, cracks and scrapes Im pretty sure it is herbal based
We're happy little Vegemites As bright as bright can be We all enjoy our Vegemite For breakfast, lunch, and tea Our mummies say we're growing stronger Every single week Because we love our Vegemite We all adore our Vegemite It puts a rose in every cheek!
From South Africa and chutney for sure and I always have overseas friends ask me for Rooibos tea although I am not a fan. We have something similar to vegemite called Marmite and I love it
Medlemon and Zum-Bak fix EVERYTHING! What about Simba chips and NikNaks. If any South African wants to try Korean food the Korean Embassy usually has a food and film festival and they have Soju there. (It is in Centurion and I think in Cape Town too). The Kimchi pancakes were my fave.
I have actually bought gochujang from the chain supermarket here in Midwest America. It is fantastic to add to dishes, such a unique flavor! So interesting to hear everyone's staples that they have to take with them!
This was such a fun video, thanks for sharing! I don't know that I have one specific item, but for me it's just the variety of things that the US has. We have so many options, and you can almost always find what you're looking for at any time of the year. There are definitely more limited options in a lot of other countries I've been to.
Hi Guys Love all your Uploads on all forms, Watch as much as I can... So my Comment is mostly to John, I am a South African who has worked and Lived in the US on and off since 2009. Mrs Ball’s chutney actually you can find in All Publix for as long as I can remember so I think 2009 lol. The US actually has a lot of South African products available there the chocolates and sauces and things even Biltong. As well as Alcohol... So I don’t take a lot with me when I do go back, BUT I do take Speckled Eggs, Nik Naks its actually like cheetos chip and I also know you call nik naks like bits and pieces but it chips... and Well I agree with you when It comes to the Ibuprofen, I bring the same tub back from the US to South Africa when I come back home. Thanks great show.
@@genericinternetmale14 Oh, that'd be a good one. I think a video like they on the other channel where they compared American and Canadian vocab would be cool with an Aussie and a Kiwi.
John! I’m from CA as well, Bakersfield. Whenever I’m in need of Korean ingredients I go down to LA and hit the grocery stores in k-town. H Mart is my favorite
Zambuk was originally made in Britain in the early 1900's, contrary to the common belief that it is a South African product.....sorry Chantelle and fellow Saffas!! ;)
I understand Chantelle. I left most of my clothes in Sth Korea to fit in food in. Tea and tea set included. Some things I wanted to I couldn't as I wouldn't get through Australian customs.
Well I'm Algerian and when I was studying in italy everytime i go home i take a huge bag of almost everything ... The things that i always got back with me are : Arab spices and kouskous ... You'll almost never find them abroad & as a typical Algerian or north African in general we used to eat kouskous every Friday of the year ... & It's really really expensive in italy compared to Algeria ( in Algeria it's almost 1€ for a kilogramme while here it's 25€ for a 250 grammes plate 🌚)
Things I want to phone home for are: Rooibos tea, some toiletries, deep heat, germolene, sinutab (the strong one), and a few others. I'd also want rum and raisin Cadbury chocolate, ultramel custard, and Bar One chocolate. As for vegemite, marmite is a better (haha don't hate me) ;P Mrs. Balls is life
Nice to see you guys laughing a lot in this vid 😊 I can survive without Vegemite but if I left Australia I'd miss Bickford's lemon cordial, Schweppes lemonade, meat pies, sausage rolls and the sourdough bread from my local bakery (none of which are very transportable 😂)
@@cbz5283 observatory close to UCT medical campus there's a Korea Mart. I moved to Tygerberg (close to Stellenbosch medical campus) there's a spar with Korean food and japanese as well
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Definitely couldn’t live without rooibos tea, boerewors, Simba chips, biltong, milk tart, rusks and koeksisters.... basically just food😂
Same😂, literally the South African dream
Yess South African food is the best
Yeaaaa
I wish we could bring a braai so we could at least have a decent tjoppie😂😂
Agreed
i love how this video has an American n Australian and someone from England but South Africans still flood the comment section 😂 i love my South Africans ❤
-Love from the Eastern Cape
And ke sana 😂😂😂
Hahaha😂😂😂
Hi from Durban 😗✌🏼
It's the patriotism.😄😄😄
Hi
To the South African Teacher, Thank you very much for being a good ambassador for South Africa. Other very South African products are: Five Roses Tea, Rooi Bos Tea, Mrs. Balls chutney (definitely), Marie Biscuits, Tennis Biscuits, Ripe Fig Preserve, Apricot Preserve... We've got good stuff in South Africa.
Some of these are really popular in India too. I wOnDeR wHy??
Walter's expression when Chantelle said Mrs Balls had me rolling on the floor😂😂😂😂 I had to watch it a couple of times. This was great guys, thanks.
Oh boys
@@pagodaone_5697 She made it clear that she wanted no juvenile humor. So... Mrs. Balls must be handled delicately.
I was expecting Chantalle to pull out some biltong 😂 I totally couldn't live without that
Mrs. Balls Chutney is so popular here that it is even a chips flavour. Not chutney flavour chips, no, *Mrs. Balls* Chutney flavour chips.
So good!
No jokes, Mrs Balls is one of my favourite Simba chips flavours!
@@livingaschantelle2997 Legendary
I'm Australian but have had the privilege of trying Mrs Ball's chutney. It's amazing!
Mrs. Balls is unmatched.
Best flavour!!! Now i need some because im all out :(
As a Indian in south Africa, the masala, curries ginger and garlic spices you can't beat😂🌍
I love indian curries!
As a South African; all gold tomato sauce, fruit chutney, fruit chutney flavoured stuff like simba chips, biltong, jelly tots, Cadburys chocolate, wors and basically snacks and food 🤣 also five roses tea. A good cup of five roses always perks me up
I'm in France and I miss my Five Roses tea sooooo much😭
"I can't live without my pain medication... this sounds so bad" that killed me 😂
Love these videos especially Chantelle 🇿🇦♥️
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❤❤ i also enjoy watching her
And Ouma Rusks, Boerewors, Rooibostee, Simba Chips, Chomp basically all of the South African food 🤣🤣
Oh man, and BILTONG.
I would miss Biltong so much
Chomp has been cancelled🤣 when last did I see it in the shops, it was my go to chocolate when I was broke.
Chomps is kak sleg sies. I feel like 5 star chocolate was chomp done right
@@sbonelocele3711 Not canceled 😄
Fun fact, "The Real Makoya" on that Zam-Buk container is a corruption of the English phrase "The Real McCoy" or "Real McKay" depending on which you believe came first, meaning the real deal. 👌🏿.
Wow good to know! Thank u :)
Literally did not know 🤔
Why is everyone in the comments literally South African 😂😂😂
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Because patriotism is what we live. We are very proud of our wonderful country and its people and are immensely supportive of other people who are boldly and proudly south African as well.
Zum Buk and Mrs Balls Chutney....that sooooo South African, Chantelle you are a South African girl after my own heart!!!
I LOVE the way Walter laughs with that "pfft" sound.... I love too much for my own good😅😅😅🤣
The facial expressions when Chantelle said Mrs Balls Chutney. 🤣🤣...HILARIOUS!! ZA
I love Walters expression for when he smelt John's arm 😂
If I were to leave SA I would probably take spices...
I would take biltong, wors, milktart, Cadbury, jelly tots and maybe every other food that is only available in South Africa
@@megancosser8014 Definitely the biltong😋
@@stephanhugo4185 definitely
@@megancosser8014 Cadbury is a British chocolate and although also made and marketed in SA it has a completely different taste which is far inferior to the original.
Hey guys. HAPPY YOUTH DAY
Happy Youth Day! 🇿🇦❣️
Happy youth day to u 2 ...free at last.. Free at last
The editing on this video is impeccable, very well done👏I could not stop laughing. I’ve recently found this channel and as a fellow South African, I thoroughly enjoy all these videos, been binging every video and I love it! These four work so well together, can’t wait for another video
Thank u !!!!!! Have a great day :)
omg the south africans have taken over the comments. had a good chuckle at the mrs balls reactions. south african aussies were missing her so much she's in woolies in australia now too
Oh thank you! I’ll have to try it!
Everyone brought food from their home but I think John is in love with Korean food 😁 that he brought only necessary things..I wish you'd never get any pain John 🥺
Love the video.Good job.❤❤❤❤
Love the reaction of Walter when he heard "Mrs Balls" BTW.
I want to know more about their families...like how many siblings etc.
Chantelle! There are these amazing stores called Kokoro all around Gauteng that sell a variety of Korean and other Asian products. There is a small one in Pretoria very close to the University, but the best one is in Rivonia. They are amazing! I hope your family get to check them out and you get to check them out on your next visit 😉
I’m an Aussie that spent a year in Canada and I took a huge jar of Vegemite, I met some fellow Australians who had been there for a few years and they were all jealous of my Vegemite haha. My mum also ended up sending me my favourite pepper steak seasoning since I couldn’t find an alternative that I liked. She also sent me large photos of the view from my bedroom and some of our back yard because I was living in an apartment in the middle of a city for the first time and was missing the trees. I know now that if I move to another country again these are the things I will take with me every time.
6:52
Clear understanding of maturity levels between the countries
Australia gone
Usa slightly gone but holding up
Uk respect but got the joke
Once you eat your food with chutney its difficult to stop,its so nice!
🤭😂😂 Never ever in my life have i thought about Mrs Balls chutney name in that light...LOL...pls don't corrupt my mind, gents🤣🤣...HILARIOUS!
oh boys......
Lol, I'm always in pain and stinky... He's such an American (not meant to be bad)... You lot are a lot of fun to watch, keep it going
Definitely need the pain med
Hey from Cape Town, South Africa! I have to say, one thing I can not live without is Rooibos tea. Any South African knows what it is. It's just amazing 😂
It tastes like the lead in pencils
Chantel you rock! Big thumbs up from a saffer in China.
Idk why but Walter really looks younger and more kid like than the others especially in this episode... HE LOOKS SO CUTE
Oh, stroopwafels. Hands down. I just love those and would miss them a lot
A big, green, can of Bag balm. I've healed and grown back so much skin with Bag balm.(sorry if that sounded weird TMI) 5 Generations of my family will swear by it! I grew up with it and, seriously, I don't know how to live without it!
I've actually scooped and washed out a smaller travel size case of a different brand lip balm that had a tighter fitting lid that I liked and filled it with Bag balm so I can always have some with me.😄
A Korean grocery store near me in Australia just opened the other week bf spent $100 there as it's his favourite Christine outside of Australian food.
Same. A friends needs me to pick him up from the airport two and a half hours away this week. I said yes because it’s right next to a giant Korean market, and I plan to buy a ton of groceries. Korean food is the best!
Aww new video! First time early, too. Stay safe, everyone 🌈
Walter and John, it is Mrs Ball's chutney - as English teachers you should pay attention to the apostrophe, then you will be able to keep a straight face. Let Chantelle cook you some bobotie with Mrs Ball's, you'll be asking for your own Mrs Ball's when she goes back to SA again. The Jalapeno and Chilly flavours are tops!
But it's so much more fun to ignore that little apostrophe.... 😂😂😂
존의인생Life of John the little pleasures in life 😂😂😂
Jalapeño Mrs Balls is the best
Buttermilk rusks, biltong, rooibos tea, mielie meel, pro-nutro, future life cereal.
What I miss most is NOLA sandwich spread.
Mrs Balls😁, all flavours. Great with mince dishes.
I'm from Ireland and i would definitely bring Tayto's cheese and onion crisps (chips). They are a staple in every Irish person's diet lol
The chutney I can't live without bro
Awesome! Keep the awesome uploads coming!!
The chutney is actually available in Australia. Seen it often throughout the years.
@@MetaphysicalExplorations
I have seen it around in our local supermarkets...not sure of other South African foods though because I don't know the brands.
I did try the chutney...Australia being an ex British colony like South Africa we have many chutneys as well and it tasted basically the same as what is made locally.
Mrs Balls is also sold in most UK supermarkets. We get ours from Tesco or Sainsburys.
Mrs ball's, cross & Blackwell mayo, all gold tomato sauce, biltong, droëwors, boerewors, jumping Jack's popcorn, aromat and Robertson spices and knorrox cubes
When travelling I definitely try to keep my stock of biltong which is a must
When I was living London my two South African house mates got food poisoning so I had to travel an hour to the South African shop to get them Game energy drink
There's a South Africa food shop?
@@LJBSullivan yes there's a few actually
So a couple years ago I had to ship mii aunt and sisters two biltong makers, those bigish ones along with tfour big bags of spice
I guess Wi-Fi speed is slower across all countries in the Southern Hemisphere.
Not just in the Southern. A lot of us in the Northern Hemisphere don't have fast internet Either. At least not as fast as Korea. I think even Japan has fast internet. I remember reading once that, in terms of internet speed and connectivity or something, the US was like a decade behind S. Korea. I think Korea is just an exception. They have one of the fastest internet speeds in the world I think. I've always been jealous. Lol :)
I love you guys! Your videos are one of those that i literally leave everything I’m doing right away just to watch your brand new video😍 please keep doing what you’re doing 👍🏻
Thank u Azin!!
5:48 we also have them in Indonesia! When I was small we used to use it a lot for bruises
10:48 Indonesia Wifi Will beat you in term of slowness
There's something that is SLOWER?! Ha ha
oh my Gosh something perfect for winter ouma biscuits and nik naks and biltong
For people who don't understand the scale of South Korean Wi-Fi's superiority over Australian:
Data from www.speedtest.net/global-index with numbers stated here the average of the country's mobile and fixed broadband (home internet) stats:
South Korea: 124.41 Mbps
USA: 91.165 Mbps
UK: 51.775 Mbps
South Africa: 33.345 Mbps
Australia: 56.75 Mbps
It's worth noting that of these countries, Australia is the only one whose average mobile speed is faster than the fixed broadband speed (by almost 1.5x, actually. Mobile speeds average around 67.5 whereas fixed broadband averages 46).
South Africa had the least difference between mobile and fixed speeds, with a difference of less than 4 Mbps (almost 35 fixed, 31.8 mobile).
The proportional difference between mobile and fixed broadband in Australia is almost completely reversed in the UK - there, fixed broadband is 67 (like Australia's mobile; this is also 1.5x faster than Australia's fixed broadband), and UK mobile speeds average 36 Mbps (slower than Australia's broadband, and just over half their average mobile speed).
In fact, upon further looking through the numbers, Australia's average mobile internet outspeeds South Africa, the UK, and the USA, by a fairly large margin, however trails behind the USA and the UK in terms of broadband speeds.
Walter in this segment is like that quiet naughty kid who does his kid-like naughty work quietly and with a straight and VERY INNOCENTLY cute face🤣🤣🤣😍 he looks so cute I LOVE HIM, cute round eyes and a cute smile
Walter is the funniest I love watching his reactions
I would also bring Indomie if I live abroad. Especially Indomie Indonesian traditional food varian like Indomie Rendang etc. Indomie already goes international and I recommend you guys to try it. You'll never regret it!!!!
WJS and C, your videos are great - thanks for the entertainment. Maybe you can all cook something from your countries and film the taste reactions. You are so lucky to have the opportunity to live abroad and in a place like SK, broadening your horizons! Keep it up!
Taste reactions would be so awesome to see! Chantelle, make some mieliepap!
Good on you walter! Australia represents!
In Australia you can buy those pastes in all supermarkets and asian grocers. Love red pepper paste. It is my fave
Vegemite is also used in Australia as a drop-bear repellent. It works - I have never been attacked by a drop-bear while walking in the Australian Bush.
I love this channel sm 😍💙💙
What I wish I could bring back from SA is biltong. You can't get anything like it here in Korea. South African biltong is the best beef jerky in the world!
Zambuk ,u are such a South african ,u represent uš well Chantelle
Definitely missed sweet tea and a lot of our southern cuisine while spending a month in Ireland, but brought whole bag of snacks and candy when I went back home.
I need rusks and rooibos tea. Coming back from SA to the US. There is so many things I want to bring. I stumbled across an international food market that stocks ouma rusks. They are $6, more expensive than SA but it’s relative in the US
You can find Mrs H.S. Balls Chutney in supermarkets in the UK.
I finally remembered another similar ointment to Zambuk "Rawleighs" ointment. (I can't remember where it is made or if it still exists) It is usually applied to small burns, cuts, cracks and scrapes Im pretty sure it is herbal based
We're happy little Vegemites
As bright as bright can be
We all enjoy our Vegemite
For breakfast, lunch, and tea
Our mummies say we're growing stronger
Every single week
Because we love our Vegemite
We all adore our Vegemite
It puts a rose in every cheek!
🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 when the song sticks to u.
From South Africa and chutney for sure and I always have overseas friends ask me for Rooibos tea although I am not a fan. We have something similar to vegemite called Marmite and I love it
Walter’s reaction to every item gives me life. The camera pans kills me every time. Hello from America! 👋🏽🇺🇸
Medlemon and Zum-Bak fix EVERYTHING! What about Simba chips and NikNaks. If any South African wants to try Korean food the Korean Embassy usually has a food and film festival and they have Soju there. (It is in Centurion and I think in Cape Town too). The Kimchi pancakes were my fave.
I have actually bought gochujang from the chain supermarket here in Midwest America. It is fantastic to add to dishes, such a unique flavor! So interesting to hear everyone's staples that they have to take with them!
This was such a fun video, thanks for sharing! I don't know that I have one specific item, but for me it's just the variety of things that the US has. We have so many options, and you can almost always find what you're looking for at any time of the year. There are definitely more limited options in a lot of other countries I've been to.
I love Walter especially with the Aussie accent!
If I left the UK, I’d definitely miss Galaxy chocolate! I miss Norwegian bread and my favourite snack ‘boller’ - sweet buns. They are so good!
Are they real good?? I wanna try them :)
PAGODA ONE_파고다원 They are amazing. My ex-boyfriend turned me on to them
7:58 this skit had me rolling.😂Tbh that chutney is divine🤤
When Sam said PG tips I was like: YESSSSSSSS THE SUPERIOR TEAAAAAAAAAA ( im drinking pg tips tea as im writing this aswell LOL)
I love that y'all represent 4 different continents ❤
Thank you Stefanii!
YOU GUYS are the best thing thats ever happened to INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS> thank you
Samoosas, Biltong, Koeksusters and milktart.
I took vegemite when I travelled and my favourite deodorant and moisturiser.
“I’m always in pain and I’m always stinky” 👏🏻😂
Maize meal to make porridge/pap 🇿🇦
Hi Guys Love all your Uploads on all forms, Watch as much as I can... So my Comment is mostly to John, I am a South African who has worked and Lived in the US on and off since 2009. Mrs Ball’s chutney actually you can find in All Publix for as long as I can remember so I think 2009 lol. The US actually has a lot of South African products available there the chocolates and sauces and things even Biltong. As well as Alcohol... So I don’t take a lot with me when I do go back, BUT I do take Speckled Eggs, Nik Naks its actually like cheetos chip and I also know you call nik naks like bits and pieces but it chips... and Well I agree with you when It comes to the Ibuprofen, I bring the same tub back from the US to South Africa when I come back home. Thanks great show.
I would choose biltong and Ouma Biskuit above Mrs. Ball's Chutney any day. Also couldn't live without Simba chips and Nik Naks
We always make foreign visitors try Marmite. Good for a laugh every time
Marmite is so good!!!!!
@@pagodaone_5697 Yes! You need a Kiwi on your channel some time.
@@genericinternetmale14 Oh, that'd be a good one. I think a video like they on the other channel where they compared American and Canadian vocab would be cool with an Aussie and a Kiwi.
John! I’m from CA as well, Bakersfield. Whenever I’m in need of Korean ingredients I go down to LA and hit the grocery stores in k-town. H Mart is my favorite
I’m from Torrance, CA, and now I live in Oregon. I so miss Korean food. I love Soju.
I thought zambuk only existed in Malaysia wow
I thought Zambuk was South African 😂
I also thought it's a South African thing🙉😂😂😂🇿🇦💕
Zambuk was originally made in Britain in the early 1900's, contrary to the common belief that it is a South African product.....sorry Chantelle and fellow Saffas!! ;)
Omg walter this episode hahaha same aussie humour as me haha
I understand Chantelle. I left most of my clothes in Sth Korea to fit in food in. Tea and tea set included. Some things I wanted to I couldn't as I wouldn't get through Australian customs.
Well I'm Algerian and when I was studying in italy everytime i go home i take a huge bag of almost everything ... The things that i always got back with me are : Arab spices and kouskous ... You'll almost never find them abroad & as a typical Algerian or north African in general we used to eat kouskous every Friday of the year ... & It's really really expensive in italy compared to Algeria ( in Algeria it's almost 1€ for a kilogramme while here it's 25€ for a 250 grammes plate 🌚)
Wow what a price difference, you can sell it for 10 and make a good profit hahaha
Things I want to phone home for are: Rooibos tea, some toiletries, deep heat, germolene, sinutab (the strong one), and a few others. I'd also want rum and raisin Cadbury chocolate, ultramel custard, and Bar One chocolate.
As for vegemite, marmite is a better (haha don't hate me) ;P
Mrs. Balls is life
Yes!!!! Rum and raisin chocolate 😭😭😭 alot of ppl dont like it and I dont get why
Wow would like to try them all!!!
@@pagodaone_5697 chantelle must get some for you❤
ewww marmite. I love vegiemite so much i inject it into my tearducts :-)
Another FUN Pagoda One video. I love watching this team. Keep the videos coming!
Nice to see you guys laughing a lot in this vid 😊 I can survive without Vegemite but if I left Australia I'd miss Bickford's lemon cordial, Schweppes lemonade, meat pies, sausage rolls and the sourdough bread from my local bakery (none of which are very transportable 😂)
As an American who grew up in Oz the one thing I miss and can sometimes find in the States is Schweppes Lemon Bitters.
I would take moccona coffee, and kit kats. And kettle chips
They sell 고추장 (gochujang) in Cape Town (can’t speak for the whole of South Africa tho lol)
Zam-buk is my go to for anything skin related, from insect burns to acne.
Well i can just go to a Korean mart in Cape town....or my neighborhood spar😂it has a lot of Korean food
Really? Where exactly? I tried to find tofu and soy bean paste and couldn't find it anywhere!
@@cbz5283 observatory close to UCT medical campus there's a Korea Mart.
I moved to Tygerberg (close to Stellenbosch medical campus) there's a spar with Korean food and japanese as well
@@cbz5283 tofu should be easy to find...i recently purchased tteok-bokki and soju
As an Australian, vegemite and liquorice. Hong Kong they are hard to get.
Oh Walter!