Irish People Try Canadian Snacks
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The fact that the Coffee Crisp bar was not in this video hurts my heart. A Canadian classic to be sure.
As a Canadian, I so understand the sticking your finger into your mouth to dislodge the Mackintosh. That is totally a thing. Awesome.
As a Canadian, all these snacks are near and dear to my heart. Especially the Macintosh toffee, which is literally still stuck inside my heart because it cannot be dissolved or digested.
I came to the comments section to ask if any Canadians actually eat these things lol. Aside from hickory sticks, I don't think I've ever had any of the others!
@@melissachihrin2464 oo they are the best things ever
😂😂
I'm 52 and I used to really really like Macintosh toffee but it's hard to find nowadays. I have no idea what Big Turk is. I've lived in several provinces and I never heard of it.
@@Trygvar13 there all over Alberta
As a Canadian, I was happy to see this as proof that most snacks in Canada are are in fact not maple flavored.
Together again for Canadian snacks, Dermot and Justine’s intro to the video; “Ah Caramel.” Absolutely hilarious and brings me back.
They are the most curiosity & funny. Nothing rude about them.
The secret to why Grannies carry Mackintosh's is to shut the wee ones up via dental bondage. Like denture cement, but made of 'wholesome ingredients'... Like butter... and sugar! :D
The Cheezies and Hickory Sticks go better with a beer, preferably while watching hockey.
Cheers!
I'm Canadian too and growing up, we kids weren't allowed to go near my mom's Hickory Sticks lol I prefer Cheetos Puffs anyway. Weirdly enough, it's good with coffee!!
Good with some good Canadian Whiskey too
Great with chicken noodle soup .
Another proud Canadian here drooling because of the hickory sticks 🤤 You should do a part 2 - you missed the Lays Ketchup chips (crisps), All Dressed Chips (crisps), Caramilk bars and the Coffee Crisp!!
Love hickory sticks.
Wait caramilk is Canadian?
Smarties. We have chocolate smarties. But other places call their rockets smarties. Chalk pucks
@@D3hander We have them, although I wouldn't be shocked if they were sold elsewhere (probably with a slightly different formula).
Lays ketchup are shit though, Old Dutch are way better
As a very proud Canadian, of Irish ancestry somewhere back there, I found this fun. And they picked a couple of very divisive Canadian snack to start. Big Turk, and Cheezies are things that Canadians either love, or loathe. Mackintosh's are the thing that everyone has all the time. There's a handful in the bottom every every old ladies' purse that no one ever knows how they got there. Then there is Hickory Sticks. Everyone loves Hickory Sticks.
I am drooling over herewatching this, my sad Canadian self living in California hell missing her junk food!
Hickory Sticks are seriously addictive!
I misread hickory sticks as hockey sticks. Which if it was real, i wouldn't have been all that surprised.
They should have been given Coffee Crisp. They were robbed.
Hickory Sticks are great. Especially a sprinkling of them in a hamburger or bbq pulled pork sandwich. I also miss the salt n vinegar ones.
I am from Canada and Big Turk was one of my dad's favourites - I can't stand it. Hawkins Cheezies are a national treasure and we are PROUD they are not puffy like Cheetos (but they are an acquired taste, lol). McIntosh's used to come in a bar shape that you rapped on the counter or table to break it into shards that would fit in your mouth - the individually wrapped ones I don't find nearly as good. Hickory Stix were my favourites to have after a night at the bar.
Yeah, my mom and sister love Big Turks, I can't stand them myself. Technically, Macintosh is actually from England originally...still made there in fact
I didn't know u were supposed to break the bars at all... I bit into one as a kid and it pulled out a baby tooth😅😂
Growing up the MackIntosh caramel came in a rectangle bar shape that was about 5cm x 10cm and pulled nearly every filling from your head when eating it. Generally took about an hour or two to eat, so when my mother wanted to shut me up for a while it was a cheap investment for her, none of this convenient individually wrapped stuff. A lot of folks also take the Hickory Sticks and put them on a hamburger / cheeseburger, especially when you Bar-B-Que. Hawkins Cheezies are a truly Canadian classic that is either loved or hated as is true with Big Turk. I love Cheezies and cannot stand Big Turk. Y'all just took me back 40 years to my childhood.
I'm older and remember the commercials that told you to smack in on a hard surface to break up the bar. And I never eat Hickory Sticks by itself . But as a kid, it was a crunchy garnish on hot dogs or a sandwich!!!
yes! about the mack! they still sell it in the bar but it's much softer now.
^^^^this!
I used to put the bar in the freezer, then take it out and whack it on the table so I had small pieces. Lol
I miss the rock hard Macintosh bar. It was like toffee flavoured glass.
When Justine and Dermot are together you know this is going to be special!! Love this channel!!!
The best way to eat MacKintosh's Toffee is to just let it dissolve in your mouth, or add a piece to your coffee. I never liked Big Turks, mostly because I don't like Nestle chocolate. Hickory Sticks and Cheezies are staples of every birthday party before my teens. Still like both, but I prefer just putting Hickory Sticks on a burger, they're easier to eat that way.
One of my friends growing up actually did lose a filling to a piece from a Mac toffee bar; freaked all of us out for a while, but we didn't stop eating them. That's how good they are.
One of the greatest things about Hawkins cheesies, are their fire starting abilities. Take them camping and use as a snack and kindling! lol
That cracked me up. Well done.
yup Doritos zesty cheese are like Zippos on crack
@@pitcat1376it's very true. We would always bring the bag of snack packs. We would open one and use for kindling and then eat a bag between us. You can only eat a few at one time as they are so bloody salty. But they absolutely do work as fire starters
They burn blue! End of night bar tested!
As a Quebecer, I can confirm that Justine's french accent and pronounciatiom is the best out of all of them.
C'est pas vraiment un exploit...
As a french canadian, there's nothing I enjoy more than these guys wild attempts at french!
@funtimefitness2052 You're really struggling with this? And why are you so concerned with something so trivial?
Not that hard to grasp that people from Québec speak french and therefore would called themselves french-canadian. Its a distinction that's been made countless times and is still used.
I think the French spoken in Quebec might also be considered an attempt at French. I kid. Mutability of language is what makes it useful after all.
@AlbertaStrength Not all French Canadians are from Quebec. New Brunswick has a huge French population as well
@@satan3959 Indeed! So does Manitoba *waving at you*
@@BranwhinAnd the Fransaskois or Franco-Saskatchewanians
Lena and Ciara make a great duo. Lena's look at the camera after Ciara said she wished they were ridged absolutely killed me.
As a Canadian myself, hickory sticks have definitely been my favourite for the last 20 years.
Awesome job whoever curated this collection. This, 100%, is every Canadian's childhood snack pack! Just had a Big Turk yesterday and now I'm craving Cheezies and Hickory Sticks
I 100% disagree with that statement.
Gotta disagree. Everyone i grew up with hates all of these except hickory sticks.
The small Mackintosh toffees are amazing. These would be Halloween top tier as well. Usually though the parents would get the large bar that you had to smack on the table to break up into bits to eat. That was always fun.
Oh yes! Actually frozen, then smashed into a million little bits that melt in your mouth. My childhood is showing. ❤
Lost a tooth in one as a child. It was coming out anyway. 😂
The trick to eating Hickory Sticks is to crush them in the bag and proceed to pour them into your mouth from the bag!😜
Also, always love when you guys pair Dermot and Justine. They always make me laugh my ass off!
My favorite pairing! Next would be LJG and Irish Jesus, and then Brian and Martin.
Hickory Sticks Are To Be Smushed Into Sandwiches That’s What We Use Them For!! 🇨🇦
I’ve been binging your past shows today waiting on the ice/snow storm heading my way. I loved your Orlando videos!
Yup! At least it’s not the 50 cm we got 2 weeks ago 🇨🇦🇨🇦
McIntosh toffee is my most requested "bring some back with you" when traveling from the US to Canada. Well, that and every Dare brand cookie, especially the Maple Cremes!
YAAAAS! The Big Turk has got to go. I NEVER ever, would have claimed that as a Canadian snack. WHERE was the maple fudge? The maple cookies? THE FREAKING BUTTER TARTS AND NANAIMO BARS?!?!?!?
Not prepackaged. We need a Canadian Baked Goods episode!
@@derrickdouglas4943 that would be amazing. I volunteer as tribute 😆
Nanaimo bars,,,, oooooh yeahh
Today I learned Big Turk is a Canadian candy. Had no idea!
@@Gr8tBlueHeron so is coffee crisp. Nestle has a few Canadian only snacks
NEVER FORGET CARMEL. 💜😭
That company has a new snack. It's called "AWK!! DURIAN!!
@@philipgavigan3446 😅
That was my fave video of all ! As a Canadian, I appreciated how emotional you got ! You guys should find a panel in Canada and come this way next time once the world feels better. Really is the best place on the planet.
Canada can, and will, do better Justine! I sent the other Vachon cakes 2 weeks ago, arriving tmrw!
Be sure to tell the Try Channel you want to be in Canada Cakes part 2!
*there are 7 new ones.
❤❤❤❤😊 thank you for making all your videos an air high five to everyone on video and behind-the-scenes air high five across the world❤❤❤❤
Iam 66 and Canadian 😊 in the 60's the Macintosh toffee bar was very popular the bar form would last you through a whole movie at the theaters. 25 cents would get you a Saturday matinee and popcorn, pop,and a Macintosh toffee bar. Great childhood memories 😊
Grew up in the 80’s in Winnipeg. In winter, the bar would freeze when you walked home from the corner store, we would smash it when we got home and then you could eat the bits rather than dislodging your teeth trying to get a chunk off…
I am in the minority of Canadians, in that I love Big Turk while fully realizing it's neither good chocolate or good Turkish delight.
Me too!! When I was little my Mom had a bulk food store and had big chunks of Turkish delight! Which is likely the only reason I ever liked Big Turks lol!
Are we minorities? Big Turk Lives Matter? Nvm. Yes, I love Big Turk as well
I like Big Turk too. Just no coconut.
Agreed. I love it also
"most Canadians don't know what good chocolate or good Turkish delight is but I do because I'm more cultured than the majority! But I still enjoy their peasant snack". That's what you sound like with this cringe comment.
Can we just talk about Dermot's t-shirt? Another EPIC choice, Sir!
Repping another Last Exit To Nowhere shirt!
When I was young, we lived in International Falls Minnesota, on the border with Canada. Whenever we drove to Fort Frances for any reason, my mom would get several Mackintosh bars. These were much to large to fit in your mouth (certainly not individually wrapped bite size pieces), and trying to bite off a piece was dangerous (you could lose a filling or maybe a tooth), but they sure tasted good...
For those you had to chill them a little then break pieces off. Then when you put the piece in your mouth it went all chewey again.
We always used to chill them and then smack them against the wall to break them into smaller pieces.
The recipe of the Mackintosh bars must have changed sometime in the 90's. I remember as a kid in the 80's, just smaking the whole thing against the concrete floor of the basement to break it into pieces. Later on you actually had to chill it in the freezer before you couls do that. Hickory Sticks however are still my favourite. I eat 'em one by one, and the only snack that I share with no one. :)
Ciara hit it on the head with the Mackintosh's! I haven't had one since grandma passed away. Also, all these snacks are very near and dear to my Canadian heart. I do wonder if the Big Turks were old, though, they should be pretty soft.
I have a story about those bilingual labels. So, of course, I grew up and live in Canada, and back in High School I was able to go on a trip to France and Germany. When we were in France, I noticed myself turning beverage containers, and I realized, I was looking for the English label, but of course, being in France, there was only a French label.
"It was a hornier experience than I thought it would be" 😂
Good to see some mainstream Canadian snacks... usually its the weird stuff from the food/snack aisle London Drugs or Shoppers that makes it on here.
Big Turk: I don't like it... to me its like eating licorice and chocolate at the same time
Cheezies: one of my favorite snacks. I like the strong cheese flavor
Mackintosh's Toffee: I let them melt in my mouth and don't really chew them. Thats why I prefer the bar: you can put it in the fridge and then slap it on the counter when its hard and it breaks up in to small chunks
Hickory Sticks: I like them, like the flavor... but sometimes they can come across as too salty
Now THAT is exactly how you eat a bar of taffy
As a Canadian, speaking on behalf of every single Canadian, you should know that Big Turks are only eaten after snowmobiling or splitting wood. Cheezies can be eaten either before or after skating on a pond or piling wood. Macintosh toffees are meant only as a reward from either starting the fire or winning your hockey game or at least winning your fight in a losing game and hickory sticks are to be enjoyed at anytime and are quite often crumbled into other meals or snacks to provide flavour and crunchiness like crackers in soup, croutons in salads or bread crumbs in a meatball.
Cheers.
🤭
My Geordie mate was laughing at me when we first met. He said that he could imagine my dad being a lumberjack. So stereotypical. Then I told him my dad sold industrial logging equipment.
1:43 I immediately locked eyes with Daymon! As if I was there 🤣
Oh I want some of those Cheezies now, those are the best cheese-flavoured snack period
Especially hickory sticks… love ❤️ them!
Lena has some pent up, uh..... needs? that she seriously needs to take care of. my goodness.
The macintosh candies are a staple in some baking recipes that are a personal favourite.
Also the flavour _of_ hockey is a knuckle sandwich.
@@ChirpyMike Hold my gloves !
@@christinestuart1173 no, you just throw them to the ice...
@@AndrewAMartin Yeah that works ! Seen it, been a hockey mom and a team manager for some time.
Go to Newfoundland and get a "Flipper Pie" real seal knuckle cartilage sandwich
Canadian here, when we’re out in the bush fishing we’ll smash up a bag of hickory sticks and use it for battering fish for a shore lunch….it’s magic.
YES! Thank god hickory sticks are the Tetris of chips, otherwise I'd be gobbling them up all the time, ALL the time. Like gathering up a bunch of broken toothpicks and trying to mash them into my mouth... not gonna happen.
My Hoser heart absolutely loves these videos. And that Macintosh toffee will never leave your system.
Great job Trying those Canadian Snacks . Justine looking lovely and very happy as always.
No durian!
The Hawkins cheesies are made in the city I live in, here they are preferred to any of the puffy cheesies. 😊 they are great with a cold beer!
Hawkins cheezies are the absolute best and the only one I will buy. A few years ago, I heard there was a fire at the factory and immediately went out and bought 3 of those triple packs.... just in case, lol
*everywhere* they are preferable to puffy cheesies
Ahh, another bellvillian
Hawkins Cheezies - proudly made in Bay of Quinte - a longstanding Belleville tradition. Count me in as another Bellevillian, that makes three of us on this feed - we could start a Tri-channel
Canadian here, Growing up we used to put the hickory sticks and a bowl and then pour some vinegar on top, Its super yummy. I also personally enjoy adding tabasco to my Hawkins cheesies and then shake up the bag. 🤤
They should do one with a whole range of coffee crisps
Cheezies are an essential food in garages, workshops, and skating rink/curling arenas. They taste best when paired with motor oil, cold, and stale cigarette smoke.
Oh my gosh, you guys got some basic snacks. However, Macintosh toffee is awesome! It use to come as a slab and you’d smack it on a table to break into pieces. Yes you can lose a tooth! Hickory sticks are so good! Big Turk…nope. Ugh! 🇨🇦
I used to work at a store that got a lot of vacationing Americans that loved Big Turks. We sold them by the box to the Americans when they went back home.
Smacking it on the table was cheating! You're supposed to let it practically rip your teeth outta your head
We have something like those Hickory Sticks here in Alabama in the US called Potato Stix, and I LOVE those things. I haven't had any in a couple years, but all growing up, and even now, if I ever eat them, I put them in a bowl, and put ketchup on them and eat them with a fork or spoon. Lol.
"Ah caramel" nice throwback to my favourite Irish Try video of all time. I'm sending boxes of those at some point in the future,I wanna see a version 2 of that canadian cake video lol.
I already sent the rest of the Vachon cakes in early January. The Canada post tracking website tells me they arrive to the Try Channel tomorrow.
@@WLNS75 oooh awesome. Shipping is brutal,main reason I haven't sent anything,it's like $40 to send a $3 box of cookies lol
@@bloodsling I paid $440 to send over two boxes of things ($220 each).
And that was for Air delivery, 16 day delivery. Although the friggers are late by a day!
Worth every penny!
Also sent them 4 cans of REAL maple syrup, which is LONG overdue!
@@WLNS75 that's awesome :) I really hope they do another Canadian Cake video,Dermot and Justine made me laugh so much on that other one haha. Thanks for sending that stuff :)
@@bloodsling I’m hoping they’re both one of the pairs for the Canadian Cakes 2 video as well.
👍🏻
Cheezies at 2:24. This snack comes in a variety of forms. Some are airy and soft while others are dense and crunchy.
Given the remarks made by the Try team, it sounds like the snack package had a chance to go stale in transit. Several of those have light-duty packaging and are really underwhelming if you get a past date package. Hawkins’ Cheezies are heavier on the corn flavour than the comparable Cheetos product (makes them better with a beer but more bland solo). Macintosh toffee is premium filling extractor (you can chew it for ages, especially if it isn’t stale). Hickory Sticks should not taste stale at all but they can get a little overwhelming in flavour if you binge on them. Big Turk is like the Filet-O-Fish of Canadian candy aisles. It’s always on the menu but you never see anyone actually get one. Turkish delight is not particularly popular in Canada (although yeah, Big Turk is a mediocre but large portioned form).
big turk was an old people bar when i was a child in the early 90ies... decorative soap is fookin right. the toffee fits in that too.
at least you had the right brand of canadian cheeses, hawkins make great fire starter too, light right up like a candle.
Hickory sticks are a holy sacrement on the otherhand. we offer them to the igloo gods so we dont die in the long winter nights.
how dare you not get maple cream cookies you hacks! 🤣
Try some things from Newfoundland!! Tea cakes, pineapple crush, 'Newfoundland Chocolate Company' chocolate and Salt Water Taffy!
If you send them, they will try.
The 'typical' Turkish delight in western countries is rose flavour. There's a liqueur in the UK called Lanique that is basically liquid Turkish delight at 39% ABV.
I’d like to hear Dermot do a whole shoot in French, I like his accent…
I'm Canadian and all I can say is you guys rock. I love your shows. Keep them going.
Good to see Dermot and Justine enjoying a substantial meal 🙂
Hickory sticks sprinkled on a cheeseburger is just divine
Justine's face at 6:11, when Dermot speaks French, is priceless!
The flare on those nostrils!!
He was pretty close to nailing the Quebecker accent, though. Sorry, mon amis Quebecois, mais c'est vrai.
@@ChirpyMike C'est incroyable, n'est-ce pas??
Sounded Japanese with heavy guttural tone 😆
Tabernac!
The cheezie discussion kills me. I love them way more than crunchy Cheetos. The big chonky bois are the best.
Haha! Did everyone have a Grandma's candy dish sweet that was older than you?😂
@@ChirpyMike No! Only candy!
lol as a Canadian ... you are so bang on by your first responses on each... lol ahh you guys are so sweet.... ps the Hickory Sticks are great with a Pint!
Hawkins Cheezies. Love those so so much. Can't get them here in Quebec, but when I go to BC, all over them.
The Ahh Caramel line killed me!!! Bahahahaha
No issues to get them in NB, little closer for you. 😆
Cheezies available at Pharmaprix in Québec
Can get Hawkins in Wakefield Quebec at the Wakefield Express.
Hawkins Cheezies, the quintessential Canadian snack. My office nearly went on strike when they took this delicious snack out of our vending machine. Peace was restored when they put them back in!
The big flat McIntosh's toffee is definitely the way to go. I remember having some in the summer, and you could pull on that stuff for ages and it would just keep drawing out into thinner and thinner threads. When someone told me the trick about smacking it on the table, I was dubious, but even on a pre-stretched bar of toffee, there it was! Smithereens!
The toffee used to remelt into a solid chunk during summer before you knew it.
We always put it in the freezer for a few minutes then gave it a smack to break it into chunks. Was hard on the fillings of your teeth though. Added bonus, you could make a whistle out of the box it came in.
@@terrychatfield6564 But the amazing thing is that it will smash even if it is a malleable mess! But if you prefer it cold, that works.
Breaking into pieces, softening them in the mouth, and then having crab apples or Macintosh apple slices was a dream (along with pulling warm maple syrup after being on the snow from the ground)
I will say these are like a soft touch to the surface of Canadian snacks
Awww!!! So happy to see Dermot and Justine together again but without the Great Wall of China between them 🤣 Makes me so happy ❤ Best duo ever!!!
MacIntosh Toffee used to come in bar form, yes, some of us still ate it. No, even with regular dental cleanings we still find little morsels in our teeth! So very much worth the effort!
Pro Canadian trick for eating mc toffee is to microwave them for a few seconds before eating. You are Welcome Ireland
I have a Costco bag of Hawkins Cheezies in my cold room right now. They are a must have!
I have had big Turk and hickory sticks in the past but Hawkins Cheezies are the BEST crunchy snack.
As soon as I saw Justine, I asked myself, “How are they going to inject Durian-flavored Canadian snacks?”
I think poor Justine has had enough Durian now. That look of hers scares me.
LOL 😂
I wish it was smaller and better. A lot of guys happy to hear that.
All the pairings in the cast for this video were amazing! Hilarious!
the key to mackintosh toffee is to stick it under your armpit to warm it up then is becomes way easier to stretch and eat
Ciara and Lena are amazing. Is this the first time they work together? Next time, put them in a drinking video.
"Irish People Try Festive Holiday Cocktails" posted Dec 21, 2021
@@KimberlyGreen thanks for the Info. On a side note, that video looks like they were there to drink. This one looks like they are here to have fun.
Ciara is just insanely beautiful.
Maybe it's my bias speaking but the reacts to Canadain things are always so entertaining.
The common thread is all of them require some work to eat....you do know how cold it can get here...so our snacks also help us work up a sweat to stay warm :)
FYI, Turkish delights are often flavoured by rose water. It's supposed to taste florally.
Dermot and Justine together is AWESOME! Dream team right there for sure!
Also, if Justine was to be forced to leave due to liking the corn snacks, we've got tons of those over here in the U.S.
Come to TN ... I'll make sure you have all the corn crunchies you want ... and very good choice in ham. Bravo!
Also Ciara and Lena together was just too much. Thought my monitor was going to melt from all the hotness at any minute!
Just Wow! Is having them together like that even legal?
Asking for a friend . . .
I'm a citizen of the United State of Michigan and I absolutely love you guys just saying
Can't wait to go to Canada again to get me some Coffee Crisp and Makintosh toffees.
The Macintosh bars back in the 70s came in a solid slab about 2 inches x 6 inches wrapped in wax paper inside a cradboard package. You'd have to crack it over the edge of a table to turn it into manageable pieces. Still took a while to get through though.
The fact that Hickory Sticks are awkward to eat slows me down, which is a good thing, non?
Yes but can still manage an entire bag 😁
@@heatherchambers1609 Oh, sure!
MacKintosh's Toffee used to come in a foil wrapped slab inside a cardboard box, around 2x5 inches and a quarter inch thick. It very hard to eat.
Hostess used to be the dominant potato chip brand in Canada until they were absorbed by Lays in the 90s. The name on the Hickory Sticks bag is one of the only remnants of the once iconic brand. "When you've got the munchies, nothing else will do, Hostess Potato Chips!"
They weren't so dominant in Winnipeg, where Old Dutch has lived since 1956, or Halifax, where they had Humpty Dumpty, which has since been bought by Old Dutch. From 1959 to 1989, Hostess was owned by General Foods.
So glad Justine is enjoying herself instead of being haunted by durian😆
I'm from Canada and my boyfriend is a Scouser lol He sends me Turkish Delight and I send him Canadian snacks!!!
Ha! Brilliant! Just brilliant! We are slowly but surely adding to the Canadian play list of Try videos!
*all of these were going to be the third shipment I sent to Try, so big salute to the person(s) who sent these in!! You’re a legend!!!
**the rest of the Vachon cakes and real maple syrup should arrive over there tomorrow!
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to best have the hickory sticks put them on a sandwich, they add some really satisfying crunch to a simple ham and cheese sandwich
Aw gosh Lena's new hairstyle is 🤩
Cheezies not being violent cheese assaults on your mouth with a solid corn center piece is why I prefer them over any other cheese style snack.
Once again, Dermot + Justine = hilarious 😆
Hi! I worked in an office that had deadlines like crazy. The vending machine in the basement has one full layer with 5 rows of each Cheezies and one full layer of Hickory Stix. Everyone had one or the other, sometimes both on their desk in cubicle city. When the machine was getting low, there was the phone number for refilling in a very big font on the front to call. The toffee is what we were given as children to keep us quiet…. Slàinte!
They gave them the bottom level of Canadian snacks. No Coffee Crisp anywhere, no all dressed or ketchup chips, no Smarties.
I’ve never even heard of a big turk lol
Lena adds such a bright spot to the videos. She's always smiling...even when she's not (if that makes any sense).
For anyone wondering what a Big Turk is like, imagine Maynards Sweedish Berries covered in chocolate. Also I will say as a Canadian crunchy Cheetos are much better than Cheezies.
BLASPHEMY! Cheezies are KING! lol
Hear hear! I’d take crunchy Cheetos anyway over Hawkins Cheesies.
@@JMac. *It's hear, hear.
@@JMac. id take regular chertos cheese puffs over any hawkins product ever
I will take the Cheezies over the Cheetos. If forced into taking Cheetos I will go for the Nacho ones.