Lifetime man city fan here, but send back a whatchamacallit and pork rinds. And yes, you better include a moon pie, banana, because RC Cola goes best with a banana moon Pie
I'm a Texan who works for a British company (and travels there for work a few times a year) and the reaction from the Monster Munch is by far the most entertaining cultural exchange I've seen all year. Also, the first time I was in London they took me out for Mexican food and it was so awful I told them not to do it again lol.
@@LeahInAnotherLife I know what it is as I have had many and sauder too...I just meant Brits wouldn't know so maybe translate to IKEA is closest they know is all.. I used to have a mainstays VHS tape drawer thing long time ago. It had this fake golden pinstripe deal. Lol. Total pressed board garbage. Hate to think a cookie reminded Matt of Mainstays furniture but laughed hard too. Thanks
@@LeahInAnotherLife I thought WalMart's store brand was Great Value. Never heard of Mainstay's. Then again, I don't really buy furniture at Wal-Mart on a regular basis, so maybe I'm just not aware. (The first place that pops into my head for buying furniture, is Value City.)
Matt while trying the Jaffa Cakes: "I wouldn't eat a whole sleeve of these, you probably don't do that in other countries", Brits watching this: "OH HOW WRONG YOU ARE SIR!" ETA: As a Brit myself, I can devour like 2 sleeves in one sitting and not feel bad about it.
A few years ago there was a big court case here in UK to determine if jaffa cakes were a cake or a biscuit. It had something to do with different level of taxes to be paid. It was legally determined that because a jaffa cake went hard when it's stale then it's a cake, whereas a biscuit would go soft when stale 😄
The show you are thinking of is "Are you being served?" And that was a hysterical show! "Keeping up appearances" and a few others are also awesome and I can't think of the names at present!
how many of these were you thinking of? miranda, a bit of frye and laurie, little britain, blacks books, fawltey towers, the league of gentlemen, the thick of it, the catherine tate show, black adder
@@iamnobody2 Miranda and black books are amazing! One I was thinking of has Mother in the title. And one of the others has Dame Judy Dench and I think the title of it is also the theme song.
Walker's is owned by Frito-Lay so that explains the logo! Also, I think a lot of British cookies/biscuits are better when dipped in tea or coffee or milk and that's possibly why they are otherwise a bit dry. 😉
Hey Matt, just to let you know that Terry's Chocolate Oranges are at Wal-Mart, depending on which one you are at, which flavor you can get, I do believe all have the orange flavor, but I did come across one that had pop rocks in it too, my late wife and I made a tradition of having the chocolate orange at Christmas time and yes they are very delicious.
@@GrandDuchessAniya I did one of those "Close your eyes and open your mouth." to my wife a couple of years ago. Gave her a piece of orange slice candy with a piece of dark chocolate. Her face went from puzzled to bliss. Only time I've come close to that reaction was making her a sandwich with Nutella and strawberry jam.
You can get a big Terry's orange that's all put together like an actual orange in the US around Christmas. The best part, besides eating them, is you have to smack them on the table to get the slices apart.
You can get them all year long these days but I do remember getting them around Christmas too. Loved it and they also have a raspberry version that's just as amazing! And remember a friend struggling with theirs and they thought I was stupid when I told them you gotta wack it down hard against a hard surface haha. Finally I just had to take it from them and do it! 😆
Yup, I put one in each of my kid’s stockings each Christmas along with a real orange as well because that is traditional here in Massachusetts. I already bought them and they are hidden away til Christmas eve
My son moved to England and sent us a box of snacks. No country has as much sugars & salt & additives in their food as the USA, so most of the English stuff tasted bland and a bit “healthy.” But the chocolate was FANTASTIC! Their chocolate is much better than ours! (Also, I wish our foods didn’t have as much sugar & salt & additives - even though they surely are tasty!)
English chocolates are divine ! My late husband's bosses wife was English and she brought me a box of chocolates back from a trip home - best chocolates I ever ate ! I've heard it's because their candy makers use cream, and the ones here use milk.
Because in Europe, to be classified as a chocolate product, it has to be at least 20% cocoa, whereas in the US it's only 10%, the difference tends to be made up with fillers and additives. There aren't a lot of things Europe is better than the US at, but making chocolate and starting wars sure are 2 of them!
Definitely bundle a bag of Lance Peanuts and a bottle of Coke-cola together. Include instructions on how to put the peanuts in the Coke. Also send a jar of Duke's Mayo and a spoon. Or straw. Either way. GO DAWGS!! GATA!
Terry’s chocolate orange is excellent. I actually like Chocolate Hobnobs, the oatcake is toasty and nutty. Btw, Lay’s is owned by the same company that owns Walkers. And I cannot imagine you watching Are You Being Served, Matt. My family watched it too. You were hysterical! Your little girl is an angel!
I also love the chocolate orange slices! You need to send your Liverpoolian Little Debbie oatmeal cream pies, pork rinds(from the gas station of your choice), Cheerwine, cream drops, and Entenman’s coffee cake
Late to the party here, but the proper way to refer to people or things from Liverpool is Liverpudlian. Said like puddle and not poodle because a puddle is a small pool, obviously. The More You Know 🌈
My husband is from the UK, and I would die for ANY of these. I have come to love anything picked onion. Though a good Bakewell tart is my absolute favorite.
Yeah, they are expensive. I've started buying mine from Amazon. There are a lot of importers in upstate New York across the border from Canada who sell the same items for a more reasonable price.
Love the baby!! I also want to see Wayne try the American snacks!! Snacks to consider: Oreos, moon pies, double chocolate chip chocolate cookies, Little Debbie Christmas tree cakes
I'm sure someone has already responded with this info in the comments, but the British comedy you were talking about that takes place in a department store was called "Are You Being Served?" - absolutely classic show. I have fond memories of watching all the British comedies on PBS in the 80s and 90s (Are You Being Served, Fawlty Towers, Father Ted, Red Dwarf, Black Adder, etc.)
walkers was a british company for years then frito lay bought the company from us in 1979 i belive because it was so popular in the uk already they kept the name walkers in the uk because was already well established, same company just the name got changed for the rest of the world as before they were bought out they were only sold in the uk. The biggest crisps/ chip factory in the world is in england and they produce over 11 million bags a day the factory is in leicster its crazy
Oh, Alice is TOO CUTE!!!!! What a little angel!!!! I hope there is someone in your life that makes you laugh as much as you make me laugh, Matt! I would send my Brit friend some Slim Jims and maybe a pack of goldfish crackers? Merry Christmas!!!!!
After being stationed in the UK for 4 years, I can say I’ve had most of these snacks…however, most of them are meant to be consumed with a cup of tea. I always enjoyed some jaffas with my tea. And you definitely have to send some peanut butter his way. Side note: if you ever get your hands on some Sticky Toffee Pudding (Costco has some, that is the closest tasting to what you’ll find in the UK) it’ll be the best thing you’ve ever had.
I can't speak to any of the rest but that Terry's Chocolate Orange, we get one each for Christmas every year - like the big ones, that are the size of an actual orange, but they're pre-sliced. AMAZING.
Thank you for waiting, red dwarf, black adder, mr bean. I was also poor growing up and the only channel I had on my tv in my room as a teenager was pbs. Loved British comedies
We have a British food section in the Publix here and I'm always after the "Digestives" or digestive biscuits, those are what my online gaming buddies in the UK are always munching on after dinner.. I think that might be the sole purpose of cookies over there so that's why they're fiber rich. They also have better regulations on what crap can be added to food as far as bad chemicals and preservatives.
They're called "Digestives" because when they were introduced, it was thought the simple ingredients would prevent farting. Could be worse. Graham crackers were invented in the hopes that they'd stop teenage boys . . . getting urges.
The reactions are very funny - I'm not sure why pickled onions are a candy. I thought we pickled some weird things. Also - the TV show mentioned should be Are You Being Served - and is a great one to watch
You should send southern states specific snacks from local shops that you really like. A lot of major brands are sold overseas so something they can’t get because it is regional to the US.
How about Buckee’s Beaver Nuggets, a Snickers Almond bar, Lance cream cheese and chives crackers, Reese’s peanut butter cups, and Dott’s original pretzels? That should be a pretty good cross section of American favorites.
@@brandonweeks "the south" is a big place. I don't know Dott's original pretzels, but I know the rest. I knew the ones that I know when I was just a little girl, so obviously, you've just not been out much.
As usual an entertaining segment. You said once they figure out peanut butter and chocolate are a perfect paring, send him some Reese cups or Little Debbie Nutty Buddy bars.
Monster Munch are straight 🔥. Don't what you're on about, Matt. It's like a cheeto, but onion flavor with a little tang you get from salt & vinegar chips.
Yes and Axe body spray is Lynx body spray. My sister lives in England and I spent awhile roaming the grocery store. Lot of the same stuff we have here, just different names
I’m a Tennessean and learned about Monster Munch from Steve-O on First We Feast. I ordered a bag off Amazon, and I LOVE THEM!!! It tastes like Funyun and Salt and Vinegar blended into a chip.
as an american southerner who happens to love the pickled onion monster munch from the uk,....ouch,matt. ouch. 😔😭 And this very quickly escalated from a friendly little international exchange of snacks to a "let's trash talk all of great britain" free-for-all 🙃
Thank you for having a sense of humor! I always maintain the same attitude when the jokes start flying from the UK re: the USA. It's just family making fun of each other. 😃 @4svennie
I’m with you on the Terry’s Chocolate Orange 🍊! They show up in NC around Christmas, the full size ones and you have to smack the end of the orange to break the wedges apart. It is Heaven & they are only around for a few weeks a year.
Our ingredients lists are considerably smaller than yours because they tend do have a lot less crap than American stuff. Like some of the American food that I have tried, when I read the ingredients it looks like I’m reading the periodic table. 😅
No, we have to list all ingredients, but European laws on additives are far more strict than the USA. A lot of additives in American foods are banned in Europe.
The sitcom he speaks of is called "Are you being served?" and not only is it England's best sitcom but one of the best satirical class observations ever made.
GooGoo Clusters or Pecan Pralines (Creamy Louisiana ones or Chewy Texas ones from Lammes), maybe Pangburn's Millionaires turtles. And of course Moon Pies!
As an Alabamian that lives in the UK, the Monster Munch reaction is the correct one. Also send Wayne some Cheetos, they don't have them very commonly here and it makes me want to cry (also send me some, Jalapeno please).
@@jamestabbron8124 Never, I will die on the hill that flamin hot are the superior monster munch. The same way Spicy Tomato are the best of the Wheat Crunchies.
I'm surprised he didn't send you a Cadbury Flake. I agree with you on the chocolate orange. I get whole one that is the size of a real orange each Christmas in my stocking. You slam it into the table, and all the slices fall out. Yummy and fun!
As a southerner living abroad, I’d recommend Utz’s Crab Chips, a Goo goo cluster and definitely some Little Debbies. I suppose it depends on if you’re going for taste or weirdness :). Reese’s, Poptarts and Oreos are all available here (though they can be quite expensive.)
Send him Little Debbie Peanut Butter cakes or cookies or what ever those big things are. So good with extra peanut butter, and so many calories it has to be American.
LMAO I'm chewing up the dog toy! Good one mate. Is this what happens when college football is over? Send him the fun yums or vinegar and salt tater chips.
Here are a handful of American snacks I don't think you can regularly obtain in the uk: butterfinger, peanut butter m&ms, oatmeal pies, chex mix or muddy buddies, fritos corn chips and bean dip or queso, BBQ flavored chips, and a real shocker - candy canes (or any minty treats for that matter)
Yes this is a good starter list! I'd nominate nutty buddies or oatmeal creme pies from the little Debbie line as being both not in UK but also probably palatable. I do miss butterfinger, but they often don't ship well and we all know stale butterfinger is 😬 I'm not sure if there's really a chip/crisp flavor/flavour from the US that doesn't have an analogue in the UK 🤔 (obv a lot aren't exactly the same) but corn chips are really underrepresented. They have bad Doritos here, but nothing like Fritos. A bag of *crunchy* regular Cheetos is like unobtainium tho, send some of those!
They do have XXX mints in a roll. We love the extra strong mints from Trebors too. They are hard to find in the states. I usually order them from Amazon.
Jaffa cakes are great and you can get them lots of places in the US, including Amazon, they are also a snack that grows on you as you continue to eat them.
"Are you being served"!!!! Oh my word...I found that show a few years ago and I just found it again a few days ago...been going through it again!! So funny!! 🤣👍
Matt, you are in luck. You can get the full size Terry’s chocolate oranges in the U.S. I have gotten one in my Christmas stocking every year for the last 30+ years!
Or on Disney the show Jessie the little Indian boy named Ravi has a giant pet lizard named Mrs. Kipling for same reason... Rudyard I presume and Matt has kids so probably has seen that show it runs all the time still
Serious question now. Have you tried Tastykakes? The Mr. Kipling reminded me so much of them. If you haven’t had the chance to experience Tastykakes’ deliciousness, I highly recommend them. They are pure Philly gold!
Tunnock's are fantastic! They do come in a dark chocolate flavor. Jaffa cakes are good. You can find similar ones via Canada/or Turkey(iirc). I've found those in cherry, raspberry & orange.(& perhaps strawberry)
Usually you can get the Terry's oranges around Christmas. The whole orange version is my brother's favorite. You can smack the chocolate orange on the counter and it breaks into orange slices.
Flamin' hot is by far *the best* flavour of Monster munch, followed by the "good but not great" roast beef flavour & then finally there's the *utterly repulsive* pickled onion that you had the misfortune of trying. Apologies from a Brit. 🤣👍
Maybe we don’t get the good pork rind brands here in Ohio but to me they have always tasted like barbecue puffs of air. Is that what they’re supposed to taste like? I’ve been watching Are You Being Served? since I was a young teen. Still funny! Mr. Humphries always got the best lines.
A slight bit of background, at 12.40 that is Tower Bridge. The original London Bridge from the song was a mediaeval bridge with structures atop which were crumbling, it was replaced by a Victorian Bridge (well technically Georgian, Victoria did not take the throne for 6 more years) which was purchased by an American and moved block by block and after modifications, the facade reassembled upon a concrete frame in Arizona. The current “London Bridge” is a 1970s concrete arch bridge which can support modern traffic which the 1830s bridge could not. The opulent Tower Bridge remains, the main difference being it is now hydraulically opened instead of steam powered.
As a person who lost taste and smell to Covid I would be delighted to try the monster thing. Also moonpies do have the cookie in them like the mallow. But you should probably send either zebra cakes or the little Debbie’s Christmas tree cakes.
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Moon pies, little Debbie’s, honey buns, Oreos, nutter butters, Keibler elf cookies, Twinkies would be good to send to jolly old England!
One upping you....nottingham forest here
The British show you were thinking of is, Are You Being Served. It was hilarious.
Lifetime man city fan here, but send back a whatchamacallit and pork rinds.
And yes, you better include a moon pie, banana, because RC Cola goes best with a banana moon Pie
Sorry, been an Aston Villa fan since 1995.
I'm a Texan who works for a British company (and travels there for work a few times a year) and the reaction from the Monster Munch is by far the most entertaining cultural exchange I've seen all year. Also, the first time I was in London they took me out for Mexican food and it was so awful I told them not to do it again lol.
As a Texan myself, I agree with you 100%. That is not Mexican food lol. Went there to visit my sister about 10 years ago.
As a Texan who has had Mexican food in California... Californians can't do Mexican food either.
@@asdisskagen6487 Neither can Mexico by Texan standards.
British don't understand anything about Mexican food. I'm surprised they even try
@@Kelnx touche lol.
"I feel like I'm about to eat a Mainstay's bookshelf," 🤣🤣🤣
That was hysterical.. translate for Brits is Ikea 🤔 maybe... heehee
@@amandachilds5290
Mainstays is Walmarts store brand. Basically the cheapest version of any product at Walmart
@@LeahInAnotherLife I know what it is as I have had many and sauder too...I just meant Brits wouldn't know so maybe translate to IKEA is closest they know is all.. I used to have a mainstays VHS tape drawer thing long time ago. It had this fake golden pinstripe deal. Lol. Total pressed board garbage. Hate to think a cookie reminded Matt of Mainstays furniture but laughed hard too. Thanks
That one just hit different, you know? 😆
@@LeahInAnotherLife I thought WalMart's store brand was Great Value. Never heard of Mainstay's. Then again, I don't really buy furniture at Wal-Mart on a regular basis, so maybe I'm just not aware. (The first place that pops into my head for buying furniture, is Value City.)
Matt while trying the Jaffa Cakes: "I wouldn't eat a whole sleeve of these, you probably don't do that in other countries", Brits watching this: "OH HOW WRONG YOU ARE SIR!"
ETA: As a Brit myself, I can devour like 2 sleeves in one sitting and not feel bad about it.
So glad to hear it, keep a stiff upper lip, eating those cookies.
the orangey bit really is smashing!
I could eat a whole sleeve of those. I've found them in Aldi and Lidl if you want more.
Keep calm and down the sleeve. Would love to see Matt on 8 out of 10 cats does countdown.
I'm an American and I have had and love Jaffa Cakes, especially the orange inside. I have also eaten an entire sleeve in one sitting.
A few years ago there was a big court case here in UK to determine if jaffa cakes were a cake or a biscuit. It had something to do with different level of taxes to be paid. It was legally determined that because a jaffa cake went hard when it's stale then it's a cake, whereas a biscuit would go soft when stale 😄
It’s a coaster
Either hard or soft it’s dunkable! 😂
Thank you. I’ll sleep better knowing this.
😂
Ya'll don't know what a biscuit is.
Sounds like some of the stupid court cases we have in the States 😂😂
"We sing about your crumbling infrastructure in America" is a killer line.
yet incredibly we bought part of the old london bridge. looking at you arizona 😄
Damn bro.....good thing I have some cream for that burn.
@@RoyalPain83 may need a generator soon as well
@@brandonweeks Already got one. 😉
Matt is aware that this bridge is now in the US?
The show you are thinking of is "Are you being served?" And that was a hysterical show! "Keeping up appearances" and a few others are also awesome and I can't think of the names at present!
how many of these were you thinking of? miranda, a bit of frye and laurie, little britain, blacks books, fawltey towers, the league of gentlemen, the thick of it, the catherine tate show, black adder
Mrs. Bucket is the best thing to happen to TV and I will die on this hill.
E: It's BooQUE, PARDON.
@@iamnobody2 Miranda and black books are amazing!
One I was thinking of has Mother in the title. And one of the others has Dame Judy Dench and I think the title of it is also the theme song.
@@tigerkitten8352 Judy Dench and Geoffrey Palmer in As Time Goes By - one of my favorite British comedies!
@@pothospathic Bouquet residence, lady of the house speaking. No, you may not order a #5 with egg rolls.
"I eat my calories by the foot." Hahahaha! Too funny. Well done, Matt.
Now I really want a footlong chilidog. Which I can't get until Summer, because I live in a state with seasons.
@@MuriKakari Hahahaha! Definitely calories by the foot. Nice.
He said measure his calories but both ways are pretty dang funny 👍
@@MuriKakari, Sonic.
@@bcaye Nope. Don't have one.
"The inside of Walmart furniture" had me cracking up! You gotta have those really dry biscuits with a cup of tea.
But tea is already sweet.
@@myrhevnot English tea
@@benpassanando6175 yes it is, I don't know a single person who doesn't put sugar in it
@@JaxDaggercompared to American standards it isn't. But I like my tea without sugar, depends what tea I have
@@JaxDagger I don’t, pleased to meet you. ;-)
“Our children sing songs about your crumbling infrastructure, just so you know.” 😂🙌💗
"That was like trying to free a colony from Britain " 🤣 🤣 🤣 best line by Matt this episode
Tasted as good as King George's administration 😆
@@wuxiagamescentral 🤣 🤣 🤣
😂😂😂😂😂
Walker's is owned by Frito-Lay so that explains the logo! Also, I think a lot of British cookies/biscuits are better when dipped in tea or coffee or milk and that's possibly why they are otherwise a bit dry. 😉
It's not so much owned as Lay's created it to sell their product to the Brits. It's their company, just a different division.
Hey Matt, just to let you know that Terry's Chocolate Oranges are at Wal-Mart, depending on which one you are at, which flavor you can get, I do believe all have the orange flavor, but I did come across one that had pop rocks in it too, my late wife and I made a tradition of having the chocolate orange at Christmas time and yes they are very delicious.
I just saw the chocolate oranges at Walmart in Chillicothe Missouri this afternoon!
Used to get those oranges in my stocking every Christmas
I found mine at Kroger for this Christmas. I prefer the dark chocolate one.
@@GrandDuchessAniya I did one of those "Close your eyes and open your mouth." to my wife a couple of years ago. Gave her a piece of orange slice candy with a piece of dark chocolate. Her face went from puzzled to bliss. Only time I've come close to that reaction was making her a sandwich with Nutella and strawberry jam.
Orange and Raspberry are my fav when I get my hands on em
You can get a big Terry's orange that's all put together like an actual orange in the US around Christmas. The best part, besides eating them, is you have to smack them on the table to get the slices apart.
They taste brilliant when put in the fridge!
You can get them all year long these days but I do remember getting them around Christmas too. Loved it and they also have a raspberry version that's just as amazing!
And remember a friend struggling with theirs and they thought I was stupid when I told them you gotta wack it down hard against a hard surface haha. Finally I just had to take it from them and do it! 😆
We have those in North Alabama but I can't remember what they're called
The dark chocolate oranges are by far my favorite. Thank you Britain!
Yup, I put one in each of my kid’s stockings each Christmas along with a real orange as well because that is traditional here in Massachusetts. I already bought them and they are hidden away til Christmas eve
“You call it a biscuit .. cause you’re heathens”. Haha i laughed pretty hard at that
My son moved to England and sent us a box of snacks. No country has as much sugars & salt & additives in their food as the USA, so most of the English stuff tasted bland and a bit “healthy.” But the chocolate was FANTASTIC! Their chocolate is much better than ours! (Also, I wish our foods didn’t have as much sugar & salt & additives - even though they surely are tasty!)
English chocolates are divine ! My late husband's bosses wife was English and she brought me a box of chocolates back from a trip home - best chocolates I ever ate ! I've heard it's because their candy makers use cream, and the ones here use milk.
@@maryr7800 Also some American chocolate contains butanol or something that to the British tastes like vomit.
Well, if you bake your own American treats, you can cut sugar by 25% and make them healthier
European chocolate generally has more fat and less sugar. To most people, it tastes way better than American.
Because in Europe, to be classified as a chocolate product, it has to be at least 20% cocoa, whereas in the US it's only 10%, the difference tends to be made up with fillers and additives.
There aren't a lot of things Europe is better than the US at, but making chocolate and starting wars sure are 2 of them!
Imagine eating hobnobs without a cup of tea. You madman.
Exactly!
Tea in the South is very sweet and cold
lol
They work well with coffee, too.
Hobnobs are they SAS of the biscuit world, you can dunk them forever and they won't fall apart. 'I said dunk me again, I'm going nowhere'
Definitely bundle a bag of Lance Peanuts and a bottle of Coke-cola together. Include instructions on how to put the peanuts in the Coke. Also send a jar of Duke's Mayo and a spoon. Or straw. Either way. GO DAWGS!! GATA!
Buy me some peanuts and Cracker Jacks...that's pretty American and old school too
Yeah yeah!!!!!
RC Cola sir.
@@supercheese7033 cheerwine too
Peanuts and sprite is a better combo.
Terry’s chocolate orange is excellent. I actually like Chocolate Hobnobs, the oatcake is toasty and nutty. Btw, Lay’s is owned by the same company that owns Walkers. And I cannot imagine you watching Are You Being Served, Matt. My family watched it too. You were hysterical! Your little girl is an angel!
I'm in the US and we have always had a Terry's Chocolate orange in our Christmas stocking! Grew up in Oklahoma by the way.
"If you lost your taste buds to covid, you're gonna go to town on these, and eat the wrapper too. I mean, why not?"😂😂
Hobknobs are best dipped in tea or coffee. They're the perfect consistency to soak up the liquid without falling apart.
The show is called Are You Being Served? and it's an amazing, well loved show.
That's it!
I'm free!
Absolutely hysterical.
Beat me to it! I used to love watching that.
Mrs. Slokam and her…cat. 👀
what should I send back to Wayne in Liverpool?
I think my advice would be too 'friend'-like. Hannah's pickled sausage, among other more palatable things.
Moon Pies, Pork skins, Beaver bites, Little Debbie variety, Cheerwine.
Bucee’s beaver nuggets, Christmas Cakes (we all know why), random gas station beef jerky, Zapp’s voodoo potato “crisps”
Lays pork rinds, Double-decker Vanilla Moon Pies, Jalapeño Cheetos, Peanut-butter pretzel bites, Snack Factory Dark chocolate pretzel crisps
Stuckey's pecan roll
I also love the chocolate orange slices! You need to send your Liverpoolian Little Debbie oatmeal cream pies, pork rinds(from the gas station of your choice), Cheerwine, cream drops, and Entenman’s coffee cake
Baken-ets Queso pork rinds is my favorite
Late to the party here, but the proper way to refer to people or things from Liverpool is Liverpudlian. Said like puddle and not poodle because a puddle is a small pool, obviously.
The More You Know 🌈
Let's not forget hostess bouncer's and boosts, hostess cinnamon coffee cakes, starbright mints, maybe?
My husband is from the UK, and I would die for ANY of these. I have come to love anything picked onion. Though a good Bakewell tart is my absolute favorite.
I absolutely love Terry's chocolate oranges and Jaffa cakes....I guess I just love chocolate and orange lol
The import section at Publix has a decent selection of Rountree gums, McVitie's digestive biscuits, Jammie Dodgers, and Terry's chocolate orange bars.
That's where I get my McVitie's digestives, Walker's shortbread, and Ribena. WAY overpriced, though.
Yeah, they are expensive. I've started buying mine from Amazon. There are a lot of importers in upstate New York across the border from Canada who sell the same items for a more reasonable price.
World Market has a great selection, too.
Oh I had forgotten the McVities Digestive biscuits!
Jammie Dodgers are good. My daughter studied in Manchester for a year. She brought us back a bunch of snacks. I love Maltesers.
Beaver nuggets, snowballs, and for a savory snack- some sort of spicy beef jerky
Oh yes! From Bucces
Alas, it is illegal to bring beef jerky into the UK from the US. I do miss that particular snack. I'd even take a Slim Jim.
@@noracamann3371 Okay. I have to ask why?
just describing my last trip to buccees
@@RottenRogerDM transport of any food really unless it's screened through customs. We have weird laws too.
Love the baby!!
I also want to see Wayne try the American snacks!! Snacks to consider: Oreos, moon pies, double chocolate chip chocolate cookies, Little Debbie Christmas tree cakes
And ,little Debbie cakes !
@@jerryharp7229 yes, like Christmas tree cakes!
I second the Little Debbie Christmas tree cakes
They get Oreos there. Maybe not some of the flavors like the mint ones.
@@bamachine the lemon Oreos are off the CHAIN !!!
I'm sure someone has already responded with this info in the comments, but the British comedy you were talking about that takes place in a department store was called "Are You Being Served?" - absolutely classic show. I have fond memories of watching all the British comedies on PBS in the 80s and 90s (Are You Being Served, Fawlty Towers, Father Ted, Red Dwarf, Black Adder, etc.)
All of them!
Fawlty Towers for the win!
walkers was a british company for years then frito lay bought the company from us in 1979 i belive because it was so popular in the uk already they kept the name walkers in the uk because was already well established, same company just the name got changed for the rest of the world as before they were bought out they were only sold in the uk. The biggest crisps/ chip factory in the world is in england and they produce over 11 million bags a day the factory is in leicster its crazy
Oh, Alice is TOO CUTE!!!!! What a little angel!!!!
I hope there is someone in your life that makes you laugh as much as you make me laugh, Matt!
I would send my Brit friend some Slim Jims and maybe a pack of goldfish crackers? Merry Christmas!!!!!
After being stationed in the UK for 4 years, I can say I’ve had most of these snacks…however, most of them are meant to be consumed with a cup of tea. I always enjoyed some jaffas with my tea.
And you definitely have to send some peanut butter his way.
Side note: if you ever get your hands on some Sticky Toffee Pudding (Costco has some, that is the closest tasting to what you’ll find in the UK) it’ll be the best thing you’ve ever had.
Sticky Toffee Pudding rocks!! Also good with ice cream
@@seanjake87 absolutely!
Whiskey Cake Restaurant in Houston has an awesome version of sticky toffee pudding. That stuff is so good !
So for people that don't like tea, those snacks are basically inedible?
I'm so happy you did another testing episode! These are my favorite ❤️
The TV show title you were looking for is "Are you being Served?" and it is one of the funniest shows ever made.
"I'm freeee!" 😂😂😂
Would love to watch matt try some Japanese snack foods
Hobnobs and Jaffa Cakes definitely need tea/coffee. They're both pretty good then.
I can't speak to any of the rest but that Terry's Chocolate Orange, we get one each for Christmas every year - like the big ones, that are the size of an actual orange, but they're pre-sliced. AMAZING.
He should do a Mexican snacks review next! 💚🤍❤️🇲🇽
Send him a package of various snack items and I bet he will
Mexico got it goin on with snacks
Can I get an amen??
@@efraim3364 Can I get an amen?
@@Whatthechuckttv How we (I) will do that?
Thank you for waiting, red dwarf, black adder, mr bean. I was also poor growing up and the only channel I had on my tv in my room as a teenager was pbs. Loved British comedies
We have a British food section in the Publix here and I'm always after the "Digestives" or digestive biscuits, those are what my online gaming buddies in the UK are always munching on after dinner.. I think that might be the sole purpose of cookies over there so that's why they're fiber rich. They also have better regulations on what crap can be added to food as far as bad chemicals and preservatives.
They're called "Digestives" because when they were introduced, it was thought the simple ingredients would prevent farting.
Could be worse. Graham crackers were invented in the hopes that they'd stop teenage boys . . . getting urges.
The TV show was "Are You Being Served", funny as all get out. (Alice is positively adorable).
The reactions are very funny - I'm not sure why pickled onions are a candy. I thought we pickled some weird things. Also - the TV show mentioned should be Are You Being Served - and is a great one to watch
You should send southern states specific snacks from local shops that you really like. A lot of major brands are sold overseas so something they can’t get because it is regional to the US.
How about Buckee’s Beaver Nuggets, a Snickers Almond bar, Lance cream cheese and chives crackers, Reese’s peanut butter cups, and Dott’s original pretzels? That should be a pretty good cross section of American favorites.
peanut butter cups are yummy but can only eat one.
Yes to the beaver nuggets and it needs to be the Captain"s Wafers (with or without cream cheese and chives).
As an American from the south I can tell you I’ve only heard of two of those things and I’m 32
@@brandonweeks "the south" is a big place. I don't know Dott's original pretzels, but I know the rest. I knew the ones that I know when I was just a little girl, so obviously, you've just not been out much.
@@brandonweeks Well, okay, not the almond bar because that's fairly new.
As American (and southern) as I am, dunking Hobnobs in hot tea is amazing. Bourbons and custard creams are amazing, as well. 😋
Hells, yes!
The Truth Hath been Spoken.
"So it is written, So shall it be done" !!
Dill pickle potato chips, double decker oatmeal cream pie, Texas honey bun, fried peach pie, and cheese straws
As usual an entertaining segment. You said once they figure out peanut butter and chocolate are a perfect paring, send him some Reese cups or Little Debbie Nutty Buddy bars.
Reese's cups are around in the UK
I'm a big Bowie fan so I was pleased to see him being used as a rating system 😆
Adorable babies will always win us over 😩❤️
Monster Munch are straight 🔥. Don't what you're on about, Matt. It's like a cheeto, but onion flavor with a little tang you get from salt & vinegar chips.
Don’t play wid monster munch don’t matter which flavour
Seventeen whole minute's with my favorite comedian Matt! My day just got way better.💯💯👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻!
Hey Matt.. fun fact, the London bridge is actually now in Arizona. What you showed was actually Tower Bridge.
Send over a couple of those giant Tabasco flavored Slim Jims and some fudge covered Oreos.
OMG I can't believe you remember "are you being served?" Awesome show. "Absolutely Fabulous" and "Keeping up appearances" was also good.
The show you're thinking of Matt, is called Are You Being Served and it was really funny! I miss it! I loved this video! Please do a part 2!
Walkers and Lays are the same company
Yes and Axe body spray is Lynx body spray. My sister lives in England and I spent awhile roaming the grocery store. Lot of the same stuff we have here, just different names
Born and raised in America, and we get a Terry's Chocolate Orange every year at Christmas. No idea that was British.
I remember Terry's chocolate oranges being a big thing in the states when I was a kid!
I’m a Tennessean and learned about Monster Munch from Steve-O on First We Feast. I ordered a bag off Amazon, and I LOVE THEM!!! It tastes like Funyun and Salt and Vinegar blended into a chip.
I learned about it from Karl from “An idiot abroad”…it was the only food he insisted on taking to every country they went to. 🤣
You pegged it! You have to want the vinegar edge, not settle because it’s there.
as an american southerner who happens to love the pickled onion monster munch from the uk,....ouch,matt. ouch. 😔😭 And this very quickly escalated from a friendly little international exchange of snacks to a "let's trash talk all of great britain" free-for-all 🙃
Yeah, not a fan of that bit.
"let's trash talk all of great britain" free-for-all
Lol. Nah, we're good mate. We do the same to the US. It's just banter.
Thank you for having a sense of humor! I always maintain the same attitude when the jokes start flying from the UK re: the USA. It's just family making fun of each other. 😃 @4svennie
I’m with you on the Terry’s Chocolate Orange 🍊! They show up in NC around Christmas, the full size ones and you have to smack the end of the orange to break the wedges apart. It is Heaven & they are only around for a few weeks a year.
Our ingredients lists are considerably smaller than yours because they tend do have a lot less crap than American stuff.
Like some of the American food that I have tried, when I read the ingredients it looks like I’m reading the periodic table. 😅
Lol yes, because the UK is known for its exceptional diet and fantastic dental hygiene
@Reece Freeman at least the periodic table is more enjoyable; try more like reading "War and Peace"!
@@ViktoriousDead the shade! 😂😂
More like the uk still has most of the same things us food products have, they just don’t have to label it like the US does
No, we have to list all ingredients, but European laws on additives are far more strict than the USA. A lot of additives in American foods are banned in Europe.
The sitcom he speaks of is called "Are you being served?" and not only is it England's best sitcom but one of the best satirical class observations ever made.
Dude, can we talk about the awesome collection of arcade games you got behind you!?
NBA JAM: "He's on fire!!!"
Dude's got some classics
Alice is absolutely adorable .
FIRST victim of the off-season.
GooGoo Clusters or Pecan Pralines (Creamy Louisiana ones or Chewy Texas ones from Lammes), maybe Pangburn's Millionaires turtles.
And of course Moon Pies!
Dude, you make me laugh so damn hard. I have to pause your videos you make my eyes hurt and you make me cry. You make me laugh so hard thank you.❤
Don't forget to send RC cola with the moon pies! Also a bag of pork rinds!
The UK has pork rinds, but we call them pork scratchings. They're popular as a pub/bar snack
As an Alabamian that lives in the UK, the Monster Munch reaction is the correct one. Also send Wayne some Cheetos, they don't have them very commonly here and it makes me want to cry (also send me some, Jalapeno please).
Monster Munch are nice but the pickled onion ones can be slightly over powering.
Flamin Hot and Roast Beef are the far better flavours.
@@AshleyClarkey
Get out.
@@jamestabbron8124 Never, I will die on the hill that flamin hot are the superior monster munch.
The same way Spicy Tomato are the best of the Wheat Crunchies.
@@AshleyClarkey I just tried all of the flavors for the first time this week and they all made me gag
If you like Crunchy Cheetos, you can substitute with NikNaks. If you prefer Cheetos Puffs, get Wotsits.
I'm surprised he didn't send you a Cadbury Flake. I agree with you on the chocolate orange. I get whole one that is the size of a real orange each Christmas in my stocking. You slam it into the table, and all the slices fall out. Yummy and fun!
Oh a Bounty bar is the best, beats Mounds or Almond Joy by a mile
Cadbury Crunchie bar is amazing...
I second the Crunchie bar! That and Dairy Milk is what I horde or request when friends travel to or from the UK.
I lived in the UK for a couple of years as a kid and I LOVED Cadbury Flake bars! Melt in your mouth deliciousness.
The Britcom set in a deprtment store is called "Are You Being Served?".
As a southerner living abroad, I’d recommend Utz’s Crab Chips, a Goo goo cluster and definitely some Little Debbies. I suppose it depends on if you’re going for taste or weirdness :). Reese’s, Poptarts and Oreos are all available here (though they can be quite expensive.)
In America um Roll Tide... Time to go get that last sleeve of Thin Mints out of the freezer!
Alice is adorable! Kroger carries the whole Terry orange, milk,dark chocolate and even one with toffee bits.
Too funny, Matt! Send ‘em some beaver nuggets, Reese’s peanut butter cups, Big League Chew, beef jerkey, sriracha peas, and pop rocks
I loved "are you being served" when I was a kid. That show is funny
Alice is the sweetest treat at the table!
I wondered what you’d do considering the Army-Navy “game” on Saturday. This was hilarious.
Great video! You should definitely send moon pies and pork rinds (barbecue flavor)!
Send a can of boiled peanuts. I know they ain't as good as fresh cooked ones, but sometimes that's all you can find.
They come in Cajun flavor too. Lol
Eww, what a waste of good peanuts
Are you being served? That was such a good show!!!! Memory unlocked! Hey from Nashville! ❤️
Send him Little Debbie Peanut Butter cakes or cookies or what ever those big things are. So good with extra peanut butter, and so many calories it has to be American.
“So many calories, it has to be American.”
*chef’s kiss*
Baby cameo was the best part of the whole video. And it was already pretty good.
LMAO I'm chewing up the dog toy! Good one mate. Is this what happens when college football is over? Send him the fun yums or vinegar and salt tater chips.
Here are a handful of American snacks I don't think you can regularly obtain in the uk: butterfinger, peanut butter m&ms, oatmeal pies, chex mix or muddy buddies, fritos corn chips and bean dip or queso, BBQ flavored chips, and a real shocker - candy canes (or any minty treats for that matter)
Yes this is a good starter list! I'd nominate nutty buddies or oatmeal creme pies from the little Debbie line as being both not in UK but also probably palatable.
I do miss butterfinger, but they often don't ship well and we all know stale butterfinger is 😬
I'm not sure if there's really a chip/crisp flavor/flavour from the US that doesn't have an analogue in the UK 🤔 (obv a lot aren't exactly the same) but corn chips are really underrepresented. They have bad Doritos here, but nothing like Fritos. A bag of *crunchy* regular Cheetos is like unobtainium tho, send some of those!
They do have XXX mints in a roll. We love the extra strong mints from Trebors too. They are hard to find in the states. I usually order them from Amazon.
@@bieuxyongson I've found most UK mint stuff is spearmint, which is a totally different flavor from the US which is usually peppermint.
@@katyweaver7689 Oh I gotcha! Yeah, we love the spearmint. I always forget the difference. 🤔🥰
Yep! I just had to send a care package to my brother in Australia with Oatmeal Cream pies and Cosmic Brownies 😂
Jaffa cakes are great and you can get them lots of places in the US, including Amazon, they are also a snack that grows on you as you continue to eat them.
"Are you being served"!!!! Oh my word...I found that show a few years ago and I just found it again a few days ago...been going through it again!! So funny!! 🤣👍
Matt, you are in luck. You can get the full size Terry’s chocolate oranges in the U.S. I have gotten one in my Christmas stocking every year for the last 30+ years!
😂😂😂😂😂 It’s like American snacks with no sugar! 🤢
Also, Rudyard Kipling is probably the name you are thinking of. He wrote the Jungle Book. XD
Or on Disney the show Jessie the little Indian boy named Ravi has a giant pet lizard named Mrs. Kipling for same reason... Rudyard I presume and Matt has kids so probably has seen that show it runs all the time still
I am so happy I randomly got recommended this. I love pickled onion monster munch more than most crisps, or chips to you heathens ;)
Serious question now. Have you tried Tastykakes? The Mr. Kipling reminded me so much of them. If you haven’t had the chance to experience Tastykakes’ deliciousness, I highly recommend them. They are pure Philly gold!
Tunnock's are fantastic! They do come in a dark chocolate flavor. Jaffa cakes are good. You can find similar ones via Canada/or Turkey(iirc). I've found those in cherry, raspberry & orange.(& perhaps strawberry)
Usually you can get the Terry's oranges around Christmas. The whole orange version is my brother's favorite. You can smack the chocolate orange on the counter and it breaks into orange slices.
Flamin' hot is by far *the best* flavour of Monster munch, followed by the "good but not great" roast beef flavour & then finally there's the *utterly repulsive* pickled onion that you had the misfortune of trying. Apologies from a Brit. 🤣👍
Wrong.
Flaming hot is always the best option.
Send over some pork rinds, Lays BBQ chips and some Buffalo Pretzel pieces…btw, I still watch Are You Being Served.
Maybe we don’t get the good pork rind brands here in Ohio but to me they have always tasted like barbecue puffs of air. Is that what they’re supposed to taste like?
I’ve been watching Are You Being Served? since I was a young teen. Still funny! Mr. Humphries always got the best lines.
I love jaffa cakes! Yes, I can consume a whole sleeve! There are so many flavors but orange is my favorite.
A slight bit of background, at 12.40 that is Tower Bridge. The original London Bridge from the song was a mediaeval bridge with structures atop which were crumbling, it was replaced by a Victorian Bridge (well technically Georgian, Victoria did not take the throne for 6 more years) which was purchased by an American and moved block by block and after modifications, the facade reassembled upon a concrete frame in Arizona. The current “London Bridge” is a 1970s concrete arch bridge which can support modern traffic which the 1830s bridge could not. The opulent Tower Bridge remains, the main difference being it is now hydraulically opened instead of steam powered.
As a person who lost taste and smell to Covid I would be delighted to try the monster thing. Also moonpies do have the cookie in them like the mallow. But you should probably send either zebra cakes or the little Debbie’s Christmas tree cakes.