As a Canadian ...I have tried every one of these snacks. I was waiting to see the look on your faces when you tried the Thrills gum...lol...I think it is awful...this was a very good selection of Canadian treats....thanks for sharing Satoshi and Shinichi.
@@VictorLugosi Lol, not in comparison to Brits! I moved to the UK over 5 years ago and I remember coming in with the attitude of, "ha, now I get to show these islanders how to really drink!" Long story short ... they needed no help and I was put in my place. That's not to say that we Canucks don't know how, but we're certainly not on the same level. In Toronto, at least, we definitely drink on Friday and Saturday. BBQs, weekend getaways, on the beach, we're not without our booze. Perhaps even after work during the week we'll sneak in a beer. Maybe two. This is all entry level compared to Britain, lol. In my first month of work I found out any time is a good time for a pint. Out for lunch with the colleagues? Well, that's a pint! After work with the boss? There's no way you're walking out without at least 2. If the boss isn't there, you're looking at 3-5. Basically, any day and any occassion is the perfect time for a pint. In Canada, you would never roll in to work hungover and have a conversation with your boss about said hangover. You would regret your choices, soldier through, and avoid any mention of alcohol. In the UK, not only will your boss not judge you for drinking the previous night, they'll probably counter with a recent night out of their own. Fine, most of the popular draught beers you find in pubs are in the 3-4.5% range ... but that still adds up after 4+. With most pubs shutting around 10pm, as well, that's a lot of booze in a short amount of time. TLDR: Brits can and do drink! A lot! It's not a sport. It's not a rite of passage or a boast. It's just a thing that is done. And who can blame them? Once you've grown accustomed to the welcoming coziness of a good pub, it's hard to go back to social life prior.
it is very nice to see a canadian snacks video that features them. i don't know why, but most of the canadian snack trying videos i've seen don't feature them.
Sakura-Maple isn't the type of syrup, it's the name of the company which has its roots in Japanese-Canadian-American products. It basically is like a label for products that are shared among the three regions.
Canadian weighing in here: this is probably the most well balanced Canadian snack hauls I’ve seen. It is a bit Ontario centric, but I’m from Ontario so I’m not mad about it!
Tyrell Patrick ya totally, what they picked is wildly available country wide which is why I think it’s a good representation. Rather then say the Pineapple Crush you can only really get in Newfoundland.
Other than the beer I think the rest can easily be found all across Canada. As a Quebecoise I've had pretty much every snack in this video several times and see them all the time, with exception of the Thrills and ginger ale (because I don't like them) and the beer.
I am canadian and I am so proud so see that these are really stuff we have here unlike most youtube video!! I am so happy guys Thank you for this adorable video! ❤ Fellow Canadian 🌹
A few years ago when I was craving French fries and ketchup but didn’t have any or any money, I decided to dip potato chips into ketchup and realized if it’s salty enough it tastes the same. Ever since then my life has been shit and I can’t take myself seriously.
KETCHUP CHIPS YEEEEEES! No one does ketchup chips in Canadian snack taste tests, so excited!!! Edit: you guys should also try and make Nanaimo Bars, that is a Canadian snack too, and it's really good!
as someone from nanaimo, i can confirm this. very delicious, especially if you put some nice crispy bacon bits into the chocolate layer. there is a local restaurant that makes their own and does that. very, very good.
@@susanduquette477 The Comment wasn't meant for you. I was talking to TabiEats. Nobody cares about your useless comment. You came on my post to make a troll post. Why? 😒 Why be a troll? 😔 I don't understand the fascination of just being a dick on purpose? Anyway for future reference, if ur not gonna socialize in the comments dont come to the comments. 💁
Every so often I can find a couple things in a dollar store here in Ohio, it's great. Not counting the Canada Dry because it's everywhere, but since I'm this close to Detroit, I just go straight for the Vernors 😂
When I think of Canadian snacks, I immediately think of ketchup chips! My Canadian friend told me about them a long time ago, but I still haven’t had the chance to try them yet 😭
My mum's side is from Canada and I grew up in NY so we made the trip up every other year or so. The only food I sought out was Smarties (which is a Nestle product, I believe, so also available in UK etc) which are M&M's tastier cousin.
This is making me homesick! I love maple cookies! Maple syrup comes in different 'grades' which would explain the difference in taste. I can't wait for part 2! I just had Swiss Chalet sauce last week and it was heaven!
ruffles all dressed and coffee crisp were 2 thing I brought back for my friends here to try...they loved them, and the bite size wonderbars at Halloween are the perfect tea match
First thing I noticed Satoshi you rocking those glasses, I am so glad we get a lovely video from you both love it. I Love ginger ale or beer it's delicious. I imagine UK and Canadian waggon wheels are different.
Hello Satoshi & Shinichi: I love your videos and the two of you! So wonderful seeing you eat treats that I have loved for years and have enjoyed many times myself here in Canada. Thrills gum was my favourite as a kid. The Sakura Maple Syrup is a Grade A, Colour 2 syrup which means it has a dark rich flavour and deeper colour than a Grade A Colour 1 syrup (which is more golden in colour and is the maple syrup most familiar to people). Grade A1 maple was probably used in the maple cream cookies. Thank you for sampling and commenting, your comments are always thoughtful and enjoyable. Stay well and be happy.
I live right near some sort of Dare test kitchen and sometimes I go out on my balcony and the whole neighborhood is flooded with the smell of fresh baked cookies or buttery crackers. Best neighbors I've ever had!
I can’t tell you how excited I was to see both ketchup lays and all dressed ruffles in that thumbnail people always forget one or the other, but you got every single classic!
I always love videos like these because people who didn’t grow up with these snacks always notice different things who knew that there were walnuts in the maple cookies the entire time! all I taste when I eat them is nostalgia
ginger ale is made with ginger. Ginger ale is often drank while sick as it's a good substitute for fruit juices, especially if you stir it a bit to make it flat. It makes it easier to drink. I loved this video watching my favourite treats! Wunderbar has been my favourite chocolate bar since I was little!!
Hi Satoshi & Shinichi- Those snacks look tasty! The Canadian's know how to snack! I had the maple cookies before and really loved them. Hello 🇨🇦! 🍁! Thanks and everyone have a nice day!😊
Always fun to hear about what your think of snacks from all around the globe. Particularly appreciate the fact that you take the time to reply to our questions when we ask, a proof that you are down to earth and connect to your audience
Laughing at Satoshi's reaction to the 'Thrills' gum! I don't think anybody buys that here unless it is meant as a joke, lol. Glad you enjoyed our treats! Swiss Chalet is a bigger thing out East but we have a few around here.
Lmao that Sex and the City reference. I live in Canada and how did I never think of that one? Also, you said Quebec better than most English-speaking Canadians and I am impressed.
I don't know if the show Northern Exposure ever aired in Japan but the opening credits always had a young Moose walking around as the show's theme music played. I watched the show for so long that whenever I see a Moose I hear the theme music.
Hey guys!! Love your videos!! I just wanted to comment on the Moose crossing sign. I live in the capital city of the province of Alberta, Canada. I've personally witnessed a moose running at full speed in the culvert next to the highway that outlines the city. They grow to be absolute giants, & do pose a serious risk if they suddenly appear on the road. Most of the time you'd be traveling at speeds anywhere from 100-120 km/hr when they suddenly appear. But they are magnificent animals, & always a pleasure to see
Hi Shinichi and Satoshi! I would love to try the All Dressed Up chips and the Wunderbar! Everything looked really good though. I was cracking up when Shinichi wanted to take off the sunglasses because he said he couldn't see...then when Satoshi put them on he said, "I can see." Also...maple from the Sakura tree! 😂😂😂You both are so funny! 😊❤
There are different grades of maple syrup, from golden to dark. Maple water is not made from different trees but simply cooked for different durations, which makes the syrup more or less concentrated in flavor. Medium (or ambré as we call it in Que) is my absolute favorite :)
Hahaha! Boys! Loving your glasses! At first I thought it was a reflection. All of the snacks looked great, but those all dressed chips-they looked amazing! And the Lay’s Ketchup Chips? Oh my gosh! I love dipping Lay’s into ketchup, so I know that I would love those chips! I think our local Trader Joe’s carries those maple cookies, if I’m not mistaken, and they’re so delicious! The wagon wheels reminded me of our old fashioned Moon Pies, and all of the different chocolate bars. YUM! Yes brother Shinichi! Love Mr. Big from SATC! 🥰 A huge thank you to Jennifer, Charlie, and Stuart! I love the Moose Crossing sign!
Canadian here. Moose crossing signs aren’t everywhere. And Swiss chalet is a lower end “family” restaurant equivalent to something like apple bees in america.
Whoever sent you those knows their stuff. Glad you liked them. Also for the longest time I did not know the flavor All Dressed was as old as I am and thought it had come later.
Thanks to Jennifer, Charlie and Steward for sending the snacks. I love to try the marplecookies,they look delecious. The glasses are funny☺. Thanks for sharing.
Great video guys the thrills gum is so original and the flavour last about 13 seconds and then the gum starts to get really hard glad they sent it to you guys.
Love you both always! Because of you...I've experimented with so much food! Keep it up! I always look forward to seeing you guys! Edit...I really wish Pouting was a thing in America...my mom's side of the family was from Quebec, and spoke French. Poutine is awesome!!!
LOL. Just love your reaction to Thrills gum. If you like our snacks, you should come visit us when the pandemic is over. There’s so much good stuff to eat in Montreal that cannot be shipped overseas!
Glad you enjoyed those. They’re pretty awesome. We’ve got quite a few unique snacks. One day I’ll go to Japan. Hi from Alberta, Canada outside of Edmonton.
I never see hickory sticks around anymore, nobody really buys them here. I don't care for them because the small sticks are too inconvenient to eat. Glad you guys enjoyed the snacks from my country. Very interesting to watch 😊🇨🇦 have yet to see someone who doesnt like coffee crisp
Theyre good at bbqs. Make a nice juicy burger, add some ketchup/mustard/more bbq sauce etc and then put a layer on top. Reminds me of when i was a kid. :-/
A very nice assortment of canadian treats. Dare maple cream cookies are a regular treat in our home. The thrills gum is made in my home city lol if you chew the gum and think of a flavour like banana or orange it will start to taste like that item. Just a little trick my grade 7 teacher did to us students a long time ago!
I am no where near Canada in Southwest America, but I know I have had some of those treats as a kid in the '70s-80s. Probably something one of my relatives who like to travel brought back I would assume. I know for sure I had the wagon wheels, because I used to think it was a funny name as a kid. I used to love syrup as a kid, but these days I love the flavor of pancakes without syrup... and it makes them easier to eat too. :)
As a Canadian I approve this video LOL... ps: if you ever get another Wonderbar, cut it in bite sized pieces and freeze them! Sooo good! Oh and the Hickery Sticks, those are really good in a sandwich!
Great video guys 👍 wagon wheels have jam in Australia. I remember they used to taste better when I was a kid, I think Arnott's uses more sugar and less fat in their biscuits these days.
Thank you for exploring Canadian snacks. You had a lot of favorites that we enjoy. Hoping one day you both are able to do more videos like this. Stay healthy and eat well!
Sex and the city reference ❤️ I'm really curious about the gum at the end! I love Turkish delight in rose flavour, so it feels like that gum might be something for my palate! 🙂 Great vid, guys!
It doesn't have the delicate rose water taste like turkish delights. It really tastes like a strong scented bar of soap. I love it, and always carry one in my purse.
I'm an American but I LOVE poutine... there is a place in the San Francisco Bay Area run by a Canadian expat from Montreal that makes good poutine. I'm looking forward to your poutine video! Making the gravy and fries should be no problem... but cheese curds may be difficult to find in Japan. Even a specialty store like National Azabu (my go-to place for American groceries in Tokyo when I lived in Yokohama) might have some acceptable white cheeses but probably not curds.
Yay! I am Canadian! I'm in Ottawa, ON. Seems like they've sent some good stuff! I spy a Steam Whistle can! Excellent! Steam Whistle really is made in downtown Toronto. I'm so glad Satoshi likes it (beer connoisseur 😉). Ontario's microbrew beer scene has just exploded over the last decade. Satoshi would love it. Edit: HAHAHA! OMG I can't believe they sent you Thrills!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 We used to get them in little packs at Halloween. Awful. The only reason anyone eats them is to confirm that they indeed are as bad as one remembers. HAHA! Now I'm going to really have to try to find Canadian things for you guys... This person really did an excellent job of sending Canadian snacks.
As a Canadian ...I have tried every one of these snacks. I was waiting to see the look on your faces when you tried the Thrills gum...lol...I think it is awful...this was a very good selection of Canadian treats....thanks for sharing Satoshi and Shinichi.
I have never tried thrills But there supposed to taste like soap
Thrills gum was what we used as kids to prank our friends when they would ask to share our gum.
I ove Thrills and Hickory Sticks
"Let me cleanse my palate... with beer" is a very Canadian thing to say 😂
“British” Canadians can’t drink, I’ve been there..
@@VictorLugosi Lol, not in comparison to Brits! I moved to the UK over 5 years ago and I remember coming in with the attitude of, "ha, now I get to show these islanders how to really drink!"
Long story short ... they needed no help and I was put in my place. That's not to say that we Canucks don't know how, but we're certainly not on the same level. In Toronto, at least, we definitely drink on Friday and Saturday. BBQs, weekend getaways, on the beach, we're not without our booze. Perhaps even after work during the week we'll sneak in a beer. Maybe two.
This is all entry level compared to Britain, lol. In my first month of work I found out any time is a good time for a pint. Out for lunch with the colleagues? Well, that's a pint! After work with the boss? There's no way you're walking out without at least 2. If the boss isn't there, you're looking at 3-5. Basically, any day and any occassion is the perfect time for a pint.
In Canada, you would never roll in to work hungover and have a conversation with your boss about said hangover. You would regret your choices, soldier through, and avoid any mention of alcohol. In the UK, not only will your boss not judge you for drinking the previous night, they'll probably counter with a recent night out of their own.
Fine, most of the popular draught beers you find in pubs are in the 3-4.5% range ... but that still adds up after 4+. With most pubs shutting around 10pm, as well, that's a lot of booze in a short amount of time.
TLDR: Brits can and do drink! A lot! It's not a sport. It's not a rite of passage or a boast. It's just a thing that is done. And who can blame them? Once you've grown accustomed to the welcoming coziness of a good pub, it's hard to go back to social life prior.
It's a newfy thing to do.
@@VictorLugosi We can sure smoke tho 420blazeit
i have been eating hickory sticks for over 40 years. my favorite snack.
it is very nice to see a canadian snacks video that features them. i don't know why, but most of the canadian snack trying videos i've seen don't feature them.
@@Shearper2 I feel the opposite, they're included in a lot of Canadian snack packages but people here dont really eat them often.
My mom's snack of choice.
Sakura-Maple isn't the type of syrup, it's the name of the company which has its roots in Japanese-Canadian-American products. It basically is like a label for products that are shared among the three regions.
Oh, thanks for the knowledge drop! Love comments like this. lol Always good to learn something. :D
Canadian weighing in here: this is probably the most well balanced Canadian snack hauls I’ve seen. It is a bit Ontario centric, but I’m from Ontario so I’m not mad about it!
you can get all the same things out here in BC but 100% thye've gotten the best snack ive seen so far
Ya like the Beer selection will probably have Canadians throwing in their regional top picks
Tyrell Patrick ya totally, what they picked is wildly available country wide which is why I think it’s a good representation. Rather then say the Pineapple Crush you can only really get in Newfoundland.
Other than the beer I think the rest can easily be found all across Canada. As a Quebecoise I've had pretty much every snack in this video several times and see them all the time, with exception of the Thrills and ginger ale (because I don't like them) and the beer.
@@jessf2660 Pineapple Fanta in Alberta now. Just saw it the other day
I am canadian and I am so proud so see that these are really stuff we have here unlike most youtube video!! I am so happy guys Thank you for this adorable video! ❤
Fellow Canadian 🌹
I've been living in Japan for just over a year. I miss Ruffles All-Dressed with the intensity of ten thousand suns.
A few years ago when I was craving French fries and ketchup but didn’t have any or any money, I decided to dip potato chips into ketchup and realized if it’s salty enough it tastes the same. Ever since then my life has been shit and I can’t take myself seriously.
jordan secrist Try dipping plain chips in vinegar maybe? Good luck.
@@bkmur4713 Mustard is better
You should try normal lays mixed or dips with pepsi/coke
Oh no. I saw the thumbnail has Thrill gum in it and, as a Canadian, I just wanted to say
Sorry!!!!
Thrill gum is good.
The sunglasses made me laugh out loud :D
KETCHUP CHIPS YEEEEEES!
No one does ketchup chips in Canadian snack taste tests, so excited!!!
Edit: you guys should also try and make Nanaimo Bars, that is a Canadian snack too, and it's really good!
I can’t make Nanaimo bars, I end up eating the whole pan and getting sick hahahahah
And butter tarts
as someone from nanaimo, i can confirm this. very delicious, especially if you put some nice crispy bacon bits into the chocolate layer. there is a local restaurant that makes their own and does that. very, very good.
@@kimu8639 skip the raisins in your butter tarts and sub with coconut...so delicious!!
That does sound amazing!
Maple syrup tasting, with beer as a palate cleanser: Sooo Canadian! ;)
You know you're an adult Canadian the day you switch from milk to beer with your pancakes.
@@marsneedstowels Amen.
Maple cookies are da bomb-diggity, as the kids aren't saying.
Plus, their smell sticks around on your hands for a LONG time.
Not a bad smell to have though. lol
Not as long as the scent of ketchup chips though. And let's not forget the colour it leaves behind lol.
We have Wagon Wheel snacks here in America.
They are called "Moon Pies"
Ashley Beverly nobody cares.🇨🇦
We call them Wagon Wheels here in the UK, like Canada.
Oh, I didn't know that. Thanks for sharing! 🇨🇦
@@susanduquette477 The Comment wasn't meant for you. I was talking to TabiEats.
Nobody cares about your useless comment. You came on my post to make a troll post. Why? 😒
Why be a troll? 😔
I don't understand the fascination of just being a dick on purpose?
Anyway for future reference, if ur not gonna socialize in the comments dont come to the comments. 💁
Completely different but equally delicious! :)
Yay! The sender sent good choices! 🇨🇦 - Approved by a Canadian 👌🏻
even us Canadians have the same reaction when chewing Thrills gum! You are now both honourary Canadians!
I was already eating Ruffles All Dressed chips when I clicked on this video :D
I'm craving some maple syrup... good thing we buy a bottle or two everytime it goes on sale at Zehr's! :P
I was eating them too ahaha now I'm craving a wunderbar
I have several of these snacks in my pantry right now. . . Oh yeah I'm Canadian. : )
Every so often I can find a couple things in a dollar store here in Ohio, it's great. Not counting the Canada Dry because it's everywhere, but since I'm this close to Detroit, I just go straight for the Vernors 😂
When I think of Canadian snacks, I immediately think of ketchup chips! My Canadian friend told me about them a long time ago, but I still haven’t had the chance to try them yet 😭
i like to send to u
pls try presidents choice brand ketchup chips :) or ketchup doritos if you ever get the chance
I’ve never had the Lays ketchup chips. I always buy the Old Dutch brand.
My mum's side is from Canada and I grew up in NY so we made the trip up every other year or so. The only food I sought out was Smarties (which is a Nestle product, I believe, so also available in UK etc) which are M&M's tastier cousin.
I used to LOVE Thrills growing up! So yummy! Best tasting soap EVER! Lol
This is making me homesick! I love maple cookies!
Maple syrup comes in different 'grades' which would explain the difference in taste.
I can't wait for part 2! I just had Swiss Chalet sauce last week and it was heaven!
ruffles all dressed and coffee crisp were 2 thing I brought back for my friends here to try...they loved them, and the bite size wonderbars at Halloween are the perfect tea match
Shinichi and Satoshi, you guys are a real treasure. Satoshi, could you be any more adorable in those glasses?
Hailing form New Westminster Canada on he west coast! Awesome I love hearing how people like love or hate our snacks!!!
Mr. Satoshi is so adorable and Mr. Shinichi is a sweetheart!
Love Canadian food , and Poutine is great 👍
Oh, man. Those sunglasses are freaking me out! 😳
First thing I noticed Satoshi you rocking those glasses, I am so glad we get a lovely video from you both love it. I Love ginger ale or beer it's delicious. I imagine UK and Canadian waggon wheels are different.
Wagon wheels are the same all over though they are not what they used to be.
@@susanneg7078 very true
Hello Satoshi & Shinichi: I love your videos and the two of you! So wonderful seeing you eat treats that I have loved for years and have enjoyed many times myself here in Canada. Thrills gum was my favourite as a kid. The Sakura Maple Syrup is a Grade A, Colour 2 syrup which means it has a dark rich flavour and deeper colour than a Grade A Colour 1 syrup (which is more golden in colour and is the maple syrup most familiar to people). Grade A1 maple was probably used in the maple cream cookies. Thank you for sampling and commenting, your comments are always thoughtful and enjoyable. Stay well and be happy.
As a Canadian this warms my heart ! I love all of these, except the Wagon Wheels. Never seen them where I live.
Crispy crunch is basically butterfinger.
I live right near some sort of Dare test kitchen and sometimes I go out on my balcony and the whole neighborhood is flooded with the smell of fresh baked cookies or buttery crackers. Best neighbors I've ever had!
Wunderbar is called Starbar in Ireland. I haven't had one in years, but they are amazing!
We use to have time out bars here in canada but they got rid of them here sometime in the early 2000s.
I can’t tell you how excited I was to see both ketchup lays and all dressed ruffles in that thumbnail
people always forget one or the other, but you got every single classic!
I always love videos like these because people who didn’t grow up with these snacks always notice different things
who knew that there were walnuts in the maple cookies the entire time! all I taste when I eat them is nostalgia
ginger ale is made with ginger. Ginger ale is often drank while sick as it's a good substitute for fruit juices, especially if you stir it a bit to make it flat. It makes it easier to drink. I loved this video watching my favourite treats! Wunderbar has been my favourite chocolate bar since I was little!!
Hi Satoshi & Shinichi- Those snacks look tasty! The Canadian's know how to snack! I had the maple cookies before and really loved them. Hello 🇨🇦! 🍁! Thanks and everyone have a nice day!😊
Coffee crisp is the best! My family used to go to Canada all the time and we’d always bring back a ton of coffee crisps
Always fun to hear about what your think of snacks from all around the globe. Particularly appreciate the fact that you take the time to reply to our questions when we ask, a proof that you are down to earth and connect to your audience
Satoshi: •melts while eating maple cookies•
Also Satoshi: "I need beer."
TIL Satoshi is secretly Canadian.
Repeats of a previous snack haul but still yummy treats none the less.
Laughing at Satoshi's reaction to the 'Thrills' gum! I don't think anybody buys that here unless it is meant as a joke, lol. Glad you enjoyed our treats! Swiss Chalet is a bigger thing out East but we have a few around here.
Awesome video!! I could watch this all day! Canadian fan here! 🇨🇦
Lmao that Sex and the City reference. I live in Canada and how did I never think of that one?
Also, you said Quebec better than most English-speaking Canadians and I am impressed.
I don't know if the show Northern Exposure ever aired in Japan but the opening credits always had a young Moose walking around as the show's theme music played. I watched the show for so long that whenever I see a Moose I hear the theme music.
Ahh I freaked when saw this video! Much love from Ontario!! All Dressed are my fav chips, a real staple!!
Canada is on my bucket list of places to travel. Looks like I’m going to gain weight when I go.
You guys are so comforting. Thank you!!!! Also. Satoshi should do a children’s cooking show. He’s so sweet.
The Maple Cookies are INSANELY addicting, especially that brand.
Hi Shinichi and Satoshi good to see you thanks for sharing this video from Canada look yummie
Ginger ale. Good for upset tummy. I’m drinking some now after a very stressful day.
Hey guys!! Love your videos!! I just wanted to comment on the Moose crossing sign. I live in the capital city of the province of Alberta, Canada. I've personally witnessed a moose running at full speed in the culvert next to the highway that outlines the city. They grow to be absolute giants, & do pose a serious risk if they suddenly appear on the road. Most of the time you'd be traveling at speeds anywhere from 100-120 km/hr when they suddenly appear. But they are magnificent animals, & always a pleasure to see
Hi Shinichi and Satoshi! I would love to try the All Dressed Up chips and the Wunderbar! Everything looked really good though. I was cracking up when Shinichi wanted to take off the sunglasses because he said he couldn't see...then when Satoshi put them on he said, "I can see." Also...maple from the Sakura tree! 😂😂😂You both are so funny! 😊❤
i am proud to see you enjoy our canadian treats!
Greetings from Montreal, Quebec!! Glad you enjoyed! There’s plenty more products to try from Canada still!
There are different grades of maple syrup, from golden to dark. Maple water is not made from different trees but simply cooked for different durations, which makes the syrup more or less concentrated in flavor. Medium (or ambré as we call it in Que) is my absolute favorite :)
Hahaha! Boys! Loving your glasses! At first I thought it was a reflection.
All of the snacks looked great, but those all dressed chips-they looked amazing! And the Lay’s Ketchup Chips? Oh my gosh! I love dipping Lay’s into ketchup, so I know that I would love those chips! I think our local Trader Joe’s carries those maple cookies, if I’m not mistaken, and they’re so delicious! The wagon wheels reminded me of our old fashioned Moon Pies, and all of the different chocolate bars. YUM!
Yes brother Shinichi! Love Mr. Big from SATC! 🥰
A huge thank you to Jennifer, Charlie, and Stuart! I love the Moose Crossing sign!
His glasses! Hahaha! So glad to see you both doing well! ♥️♥️♥️
legend has it that, to this day, tabi eats is still picking pieces of crispy crunch out of their teeth.
LOVE YOU GUYS!!!!!
Canada Dry is one of my favorite drinks in the world! I like mixing a bit of Cranberry juice in! It’s good for hangovers!
Canadian here. Moose crossing signs aren’t everywhere. And Swiss chalet is a lower end “family” restaurant equivalent to something like apple bees in america.
Whoever sent you those knows their stuff. Glad you liked them. Also for the longest time I did not know the flavor All Dressed was as old as I am and thought it had come later.
Love you guys both! Another great video please keep up the good work. Stay safe during these trying times
The Canada glasses are SO you, Shinichi!!
Thank God someone sent you coffee crisp lol
Thanks to Jennifer, Charlie and Steward for sending the snacks. I love to try the marplecookies,they look delecious. The glasses are funny☺. Thanks for sharing.
Love the Carrie Bradshaw reference 💁🏼♀️🌃👠
Great video guys the thrills gum is so original and the flavour last about 13 seconds and then the gum starts to get really hard glad they sent it to you guys.
The only things missing were: a HIP CD and a boat of some kind and a lot more beers
Canada makes some great cider too, not just beer :)
They never fail to make me smile 😁
my friends and i used to play a game where we each got a piece of thrills and whoever could stand having it in their mouth the longest won.
I like the Thrills gum! But it is an unusual flavour.
I LOVE Thrills. And because most people i knew didnt, i never had to worry about them being taken after a night of drinking. lol.
If you liked the Canada Dry, you should try Vernor’s Ginger Ale. Mostly found in the Great Lakes region. Especially in Michigan.
Some places here in New England carry it, too. It's amazing stuff.
Love you both always! Because of you...I've experimented with so much food! Keep it up! I always look forward to seeing you guys! Edit...I really wish Pouting was a thing in America...my mom's side of the family was from Quebec, and spoke French. Poutine is awesome!!!
LOL. Just love your reaction to Thrills gum. If you like our snacks, you should come visit us when the pandemic is over. There’s so much good stuff to eat in Montreal that cannot be shipped overseas!
Glad you enjoyed those. They’re pretty awesome. We’ve got quite a few unique snacks. One day I’ll go to Japan. Hi from Alberta, Canada outside of Edmonton.
I’m Canadian and Coffee crisp and all dress chips are also my fav and that beer is so good! 😍💜
I never see hickory sticks around anymore, nobody really buys them here. I don't care for them because the small sticks are too inconvenient to eat.
Glad you guys enjoyed the snacks from my country. Very interesting to watch 😊🇨🇦 have yet to see someone who doesnt like coffee crisp
Theyre good at bbqs. Make a nice juicy burger, add some ketchup/mustard/more bbq sauce etc and then put a layer on top. Reminds me of when i was a kid. :-/
You two are completely adorable in this video. Thank you so much for sharing! 💖
A very nice assortment of canadian treats. Dare maple cream cookies are a regular treat in our home. The thrills gum is made in my home city lol if you chew the gum and think of a flavour like banana or orange it will start to taste like that item. Just a little trick my grade 7 teacher did to us students a long time ago!
I live in Toronto so not many moose sightings unless I drive much further out of the city into the north. :)
Plenty here in Alberta outside of Edmonton. Heck we had a moose in my city not far from me. xD
I am no where near Canada in Southwest America, but I know I have had some of those treats as a kid in the '70s-80s. Probably something one of my relatives who like to travel brought back I would assume. I know for sure I had the wagon wheels, because I used to think it was a funny name as a kid. I used to love syrup as a kid, but these days I love the flavor of pancakes without syrup... and it makes them easier to eat too. :)
I'm not even a Canadian yet I can tell this is a good selection.
The maple syrup in glass bottles is not as good as the one in metal cans. Fun to see you try Canadian snacks though, thank you.
Watching this, I went walked to get a 711 slurpee and a bag of hickory sticks lol
the sap gathering later in the season the darker syrup comes after the boiling process.
As a Canadian I approve this video LOL... ps: if you ever get another Wonderbar, cut it in bite sized pieces and freeze them! Sooo good!
Oh and the Hickery Sticks, those are really good in a sandwich!
Great video guys 👍 wagon wheels have jam in Australia. I remember they used to taste better when I was a kid, I think Arnott's uses more sugar and less fat in their biscuits these days.
You guys have so much fun!
Those 2: wunder bar and hickory sticks are my favorite too! I am Canadian
Thank you for exploring Canadian snacks. You had a lot of favorites that we enjoy. Hoping one day you both are able to do more videos like this. Stay healthy and eat well!
hugs from Canada
Ruffles is the best for All Dressed chips.
Sex and the city reference ❤️
I'm really curious about the gum at the end! I love Turkish delight in rose flavour, so it feels like that gum might be something for my palate! 🙂 Great vid, guys!
Turkish Delight is amazing. I like rose flavour as well. :D
I promise you, it doesn't taste like good rosewater. It tastes more like rosewater soap.
It doesn't have the delicate rose water taste like turkish delights. It really tastes like a strong scented bar of soap. I love it, and always carry one in my purse.
I'm an American but I LOVE poutine... there is a place in the San Francisco Bay Area run by a Canadian expat from Montreal that makes good poutine. I'm looking forward to your poutine video!
Making the gravy and fries should be no problem... but cheese curds may be difficult to find in Japan. Even a specialty store like National Azabu (my go-to place for American groceries in Tokyo when I lived in Yokohama) might have some acceptable white cheeses but probably not curds.
Yay! I am Canadian! I'm in Ottawa, ON. Seems like they've sent some good stuff! I spy a Steam Whistle can! Excellent!
Steam Whistle really is made in downtown Toronto. I'm so glad Satoshi likes it (beer connoisseur 😉). Ontario's microbrew beer scene has just exploded over the last decade. Satoshi would love it.
Edit: HAHAHA! OMG I can't believe they sent you Thrills!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 We used to get them in little packs at Halloween. Awful. The only reason anyone eats them is to confirm that they indeed are as bad as one remembers. HAHA!
Now I'm going to really have to try to find Canadian things for you guys... This person really did an excellent job of sending Canadian snacks.
Oh , Iove this Video , real " tabi eats " old school fun time !
Coffee crisp with a small glass of milk. Yummm
It's called sakura maple because it's from a japanese Canadian brokerage.