Americans Try British Snacks & Sweets | As Told By
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- When we were in London we sat down and tried some British Snacks and sweets! Hope you enjoy! :)
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By the way I really like this video, I like how you weren't just rude and dismissive and tried to use our vocabulary and understand our culture!👍🏽 xx
Thank you so much! We strive to do that everywhere we visit! We love seeing culture and diversity! Hope you have a great week! :)
Most big stores do Worcestershire sauce flavour. The Walkers brand was bought out (stolen) from us by Lays. Cadbury chocolate was bought by America too which is why it tastes different over in America as we still use our own recipe. Your chocolate has a chemical added which apparently has the same component as vomit to stop it melting.
Your Milky Way is our Mars bar.
An American Milky Way is the same as a Mars Bar. It was only called a Milky Way in the US but marketed globally as a Mars Bar.
cookies are only cooked once. biscuit is an anglosised version of the french phrase that means twice cooked , hence biscuits are twice cooked.
You there on the right, with glasses- thank you for explaining the distinction between biscuits and cookies the two are definitely different.
Also Ben's cookies fucking rule.
the girl on the right is smart, cookies are a type of biscuit ,same as for example ,ale is a type of beer ,and lager is a type of beer ,biscuit is just a wide category of baked treats (not cake )
but mainly ,cookies tend to be softer to the bite and that traditional cookie shape thats rough and rugged ,biscuit is more rounded or squared and precise looking and snappier to the taste
So great to hear at least one grain of truth: Hershey's is indeed crap
there are many types of buiscuit but they are variations
from around 2 dozen basic recipies cookie is one of those
basic recipies.
(so all cookies are buiscuits but not all buiscuits are cookies)
except for the US where they take the name for one type of
biscuit and use it for them all
Worcester sauce crisps are a bit harder to find sadly. I love that flavour 😍 you should try Worcester sauce french fries (crisps) they're even better. You can get them Tesco and home bargains. Also you can get crispy rolls at the latter too. I'd also recommend kinder hippos, the white chocolate ones are amazing. Anyways great video, you've earned a sub!
You should be able to buy Worcester sauce crisps at any kind of supermarket such as Tesco or Sainsbury's.
Worcester sauce crisps are in any big grocery store, Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury's
I believe you were misinformed. You can get milky way crispy rolls in most big supermarkets. They always have them in poundland.
As for where to get the crisps they are more common in multipacks in larger branches of Tesco Sainsburys and Asda
Thanks so much for letting me know! :) I Can't wait to return and pick some up! Have a great week! -Shelbs xx
We have m&ms in the uk too!! Smarties are an entirely different kind of chocolate!!
Yeah, they are different. I like them both, but I am biased towards M&M's!
Lucy Vandenberg M&M's are a copy of Smarties. An American guy saw British soldiers with Smarties and copied them naming them M&M's.
Try Asda for the worcestershire crisps
You can but them in supermarkets like Tesco and Asda
what you call a milky way we call a mars bar.
My bestie and I also went to London to see Adele. Unfortunately, we had tickets to the last show so we didn't get to see her :( But we also got a bunch of snacks and did a taste test video as well!
Oh no! I'm so sorry you didn't get to see her! Hopefully she reschedules those shows and you can make another trip! I'll head over and check out your video! :)
-Shelbs xx
Thanks! Unfortunately, she ended up canceling them and we got our money back. Probably for the best as we wouldn't have been able to make another trip. We got to see her in Montreal last September, so its all good :)
galaxy brand is by mars.corp ,i think in usa u have same but under the name dove, ingredient obviously differ though so taste might differ
Good to know! Dove is good here in the U.S., but I still like Galaxy better! :) -Shelbs xx
Mars Uk was founded in 1932 and has always been virtually autonomous from its US parent, making its own candy to it's own recipes. There were very few cross-overs between the UK and USA products originally although these have been greatly increasing in recent decades - the Americans can thank the English factory for inventing galaxy/dove chocolate , starburst and skittles, amongst many. I don't know if Dove is the same recipe as galaxy...American and British chocolate are very different; a recent taste taste found that Americans thought English chocolate too milky and the British thought American chocolate had a sour, vomit-like after-taste!
the mars bar in the UK is more like YOUR milky way
the UK milky way are like YOUR mars bar
American Milkey way is the same as our Mars bar...
If you like Worcester Sauce foods why not try actual Worcestershire Sauce, jazz up a mac n cheese or over chips/fries. In the Sauce aisles of most supermarkets.
jaffa CAKE , not cookie :(
Walkers are owned by lays.
Our mars bars are your Milky Way but ours are better.
They was limited
You should be able to buy Worcester sauce crisps at any kind of supermarket such as Tesco or Sainsbury's.
I will be on the lookout next time we are over in England! :) Thanks!
I'm guessing as you've been in London, most of the supermarkets there are the smaller metro and express versions, so have a very limited range. Bigger versions of the stores should have them, but you'll probably have to travel out of town to get to one of those. Alternatively, a convenience shop, like a One Stop, Nisa or an off licence are more likely to have individual crisps packets, rather than the big multi packs.
And it's pronounced more like "Wooster-sheer", than "War-chest-er shy-er". Rule of thumb, anything ending in shire, is pronounced sheer, and the bit before probably doesn't sound anything like it's written. English place names can be weird.