Americans Receive PACKAGES From The UK! Unboxing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
- In today's episode, a few Americans do an unboxing video on packages received from viewers in the UK!! All of the products unboxed in today's episode will be taste tested in a future episode of BLANKS no one asked for!!
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What item(s) featured in today's HUGE unboxing video are you most excited to see us try?? 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Wow what a haul. Very generous people. U looked like kids in a sweet shop. I think you will love the tunnocks products....Scotland's finest. Movie suggestion for you...hot fuzz. It is very funny. Hope you are all well. Best regards from the UK
Guys you have been given a legendary pub snack in that quality haul....the scampi fries 😍
pringles, such a different variety of flavours compared to American flavours
Bacon fries IMO are top notch.
The scampi fries, I'm not sure you'll have had anything like it
If you dont like the Tunnocks wafer bars and tea cakes then there is something wrong.
Every single American I’ve ever seen try these, have loved them
They are quality i'm not a fan of wafers but their caramel wafers, next level.
They can send them my way 😂
Love their tea cakes but I always feel their wafers aren’t that crispy? The texture seems a bit stale but unpopular opinion I guess
I cant stand the teacakes but love the wafer bars😂
Fry's Chocolate Cream is the oldest chocolate bar in the world.
7 piece's of heaven we call it in Ireland 😊 my fav
One of my favs are a Turkish delight 😊
@@elaine8955 Ew no Flower flavoured.
I love me a Fry's Peppermint Cream.
Oh wow that's a really cool fun fact 😁😁😁😁
Word of warning, the smiths bacon fries and scampi fries are designed to be pub snacks so they are more salty and greasy than other snacks to compensate for the beer. If you're not drinking beer when you try them they probably won't be the nicest so you should be drinking beer when you give them a try lol
We greatly appreciate the heads up! 😁😁😁😁 Always love tips! 😅😅😅😅
100% agree
@@BLANKSnooneaskedfor You need to drink at least 15 beers to get any real benefit to be honest
Where’s the picked onion Monster Munch?
The bacon and scampi fries were sold on a cardboard sheet behind the bar in pubs for many years as a suitable snack to accompany a pint
100% right there, shame all the decent pubs are gone 😭
Still see them in loads of pubs near me
They are very much still around in pubs,plus you said as a snack,to us landlords they tasty and make the customer thirsty, good business
Yes along with the now gone but much loved cheesy moments and still sold scampi fries # bring back cheesy moments 💋
@@kattyrevel5910 I can't belive someone rembers them! They were lush
You can't deny, we can cram things into a box. It's like a grown up version of Tetris.
Tardis?
Not going to argue that one bit 🤣😂🤣😂 Oxygen didn't have room to breathe in those boxes 😆😆😆😆
Mmmmmm, Lemon Curd is definitely OMD!😋😋😋
Taylor should be in heaven with that
@@carolinestirland3126 can't wait to share that episode!! 😁😁😁😁
@BLANKSnooneaskedfor would that episode be airing Tuesday Zack? Give us a hint lol. Lemon curd is great, much more than a topper to toast. Imagine a lemon curd cupcake or sponge cake.
@@carolinestirland3126 shhhh don't tell anyone, but...yes 🤫🤫🤫🤫
@@BLANKSnooneaskedfor Roll on Tuesday that is all I can say. It might be worth comparing European and American food standards. Might explain why the taste of some of our stuff doesn't pack the punch of some of your food. No GMO no artificial colours or flavourings, farm assured meat, most people buy free range eggs, no chlorinated chicken etc. It might help with context. Anyway..can't wait.
I had tomato snaps for lunch when I was 5-6 years old !!! I’m 53 this month and haven’t seen them for decades 😮!!
The last box is world class! About 5 omd in there! Tunnocks tea cakes are superb!
That box was packed to the brim! 🤣😂🤣😂
Taylor picked out my favourite crisp, the Scampi and Lemon flavoured ones what a guy lol 😆
What a guy indeed!! 💪🤘🤙👍
the lemon and scampi are awesome. Suck the flavour off then chew is my way to go. texas bbq pringles are my favourite. I hope you enjoy your haul
Many moons ago there was a 4th kind of Frys Bar. It was multi flavoured and each slice was a different flavour. For reasons unknown, they discontinued it. Asshats !! :)
It was called Fry's 5 centers I think.
Oh wow that sounds both interesting and good! We started this taste test journey too late! 😭😭😭😭
I remember those! My mom used to bring those home for her special afternoon tea! :D
I loved those. 👍
I loved 5 centres you can still get Frys orange bars I used love eating the strawberry and lime squares together
The pancakes on the label of the pancake mix are typical English pancakes, that are very similar to crêpes. American pancakes are just bigger versions of Scottish pancakes. It’s kind of one of those situations where you have to bear in mind that the UK is actually four different countries in a political union. So not everything is UK centric, some things are more prevalent in one or more of the countries than it is in the others.
When I was a kid in Scotland Golden Wonder were the most common brand of crisps…as well as being the creator of Pot Noodles…but by the early to mid 90’s Walkers were the ones that were everywhere.
Also when I was a kid (I was born in the mid 70’s) the likes of Transform-a-snacks and Space Raiders (as well as a few other similar snacks) were 5p a bag. So if you were lucky enough to be given 10p for sweets, you could at one point get a small bag of crisps and up to 20 individual sweets (when we still had the half pence and there were some sweets that were 2 for a ha’penny), which seemed like such a bounty for a young child.
I still prefer Golden Wonder to Walkers...agonising over the perfect penny mix 😁
@@alisonrodger3360 I still prefer Golden Wonder too but they’re not always that easy to find in England, even where I am in the North East there’s only a handful of shops that stock them.
With the two for a ha’penny sweets, you could easily have a bit of everything it used to be two Blackjacks or Fruit Salads for a ha’penny and the little Highland Toffees were the same but there were also some jelly sweets and if I remember correctly the chocolate cups were a ha’penny each (I think, I never really liked them) but then when the half pence was taken out of circulation everything that’d been a ha’penny became a penny. So it was two for a penny instead of four, instantly cutting our possible bounty in half.
Thank you for all of these details!! 😁😁😁😁 We enjoy learning all the new things 🙂🙂🙂🙂
Space raiders were my go to crisps as a kid 😅
If you're old like me you'll know they were 10p forever 😆 and the bag was 3 times the size
@@-Astro-- No idea how much bus fare went on those instead of the bus in my 5 years of highschool. Ate like a king tho Monday to Friday.
Haha truth 👊
Such a cool concept!!
Space Raiders are known for been cheaper than any other crisps. I think they’re like 40p a bag now. When I was a lad they were 10p a bag, half the price of bigger names.
And the bag was 3 times the size, as a young stoner in the early 90's was my go to and a staple for most around that time 😂
40p 😧 bet they also only have about 5 crisps in these days too with how company's have skimmed everything down for profit. First one I remember was the aero normal bar with it's "new improved shape" my ass, new improved profit margin there's a quarter of it missing.
So glad to see Scampi Fries in there!
Think of your wives/girlfriends whilst you enjoy them.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 #RudeButFunny
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Yes, our pancakes are thin/crepe-like! :D
If you came to try these pancake mixes, please make sure to have them with our choice of topping: Lemon and sugar :)
Awesome thank you so much for the tip!! 😁😁😁😁
The 1st Americans I've ever heard pronounce Yorkshire correctly 👏👏👏👏👏
Seabrooks are great! Truly underrated, especially the salt and vinegar ones. Could just be a sentimental reason for me, my grandad used to have a packet of the ready salted ones every day so I have an attachment to them.
Lemon curd on buttered roast is lovely it's also nice mixed with ice cream . With the jams a teaspoon mixed into rice pudding is great too or you can make jam tarts by putting a spoonful into pre made pastry and baking the same goes for the lemon curd and the lemon and lime jam x
Toast not roast
There were eight kids in my family. So our best treat was jam tarts and lemon curd tarts straight from the oven.
Yes we generally have thin, (crepe like) pancakes here in the UK. If we have thicker ones over here, they are classed as American pancakes
You need to have those pancakes with fresh squeezed lemon juice and sugar. Trust me
@@jolyonfolkett2677 I agree, and maybe a little syrup too, Lyles Golden syrup, it’s far superior to Maple syrup
And wafer thin, don't fu£k em up guys 😂
@@jolyonfolkett2677 this isn't the first time we've heard this...must be true!! 😁😁😁😁
scampi fries is gonna be a laugh.
Always reminds me of something I love haha
Wow , " yall" have gone down the rabbit hole with this lot. You have only just got going , there is so many more English/ British snacks waiting for " yall " 🏴
Most of the British Nestlé products were originally round trees Mackintosh of Halifax in Yorkshire. What was brought out by Nestlé. Took all their products with them. So most of them were originally from roundtree Mackintosh in Halifax England
Rowntree is the correct spelling. As a child born in Halifax, my mother used to get given paper bags from a friend who worked there of the ‘throw outs’ which were mis - shapes of their sweets unsuitable to sell. My favourite was a whole bag of quality street, especially the purple ones.
So glad they arrived in one piece, that could have been so sticky 😁
Hope you enjoy them.
PS: the slippers are very comfy.
They were received without a scratch!! 😁😁😁😁 Can't wait to share our thoughts on the taste!!
PS) Glad to hear it! 😜😜😜😜
@alisonrodger3360 Alison you didn’t live in bad fallingbostel for a while did you? Great package! Thank you for giving these guys more content for us ❤️
@@TH-camr29911 No but I did visit a friend in the army based there once in the early 90's😀
@@alisonrodger3360 We were in the base there ☺️ I had a friend there with the same name as you 😂❤️🤗 she is lovely but we have lost touch. Thank you again 💐 xxx
Scampi and lemon, tea cakes, caramel wavers, the rest can get put aside lol
Content for days! With regards to the Pringles - we have so many different and unique flavours over here!
Snapz were are still my favorite at high school i used to have a snapz sandwich 🥪 delish 😋
Can't believe you havent tried tunnocks tea cakes , a guaranteed OMD all round
Had the Lays forest mushroom from one of the European shops that I have locally. They sell a lot of polish, Lithuanian, Romanian, Dutch or German snacks. They were weird at first but reminded me of the instant mushroom soup that you get either in hot drinks machines or as a “cuppa soup” sachet. My ultimate favourite of the international snacks from such shops are paprika Polish crisps or the Dutch/German peanut butter puffs. They are amazing and remind me of my childhood- my dad’s friend used to bring me lots of European snacks from when he was working (a lorry driver). Now, In part they also remind me of my dad too. I only lost him a few days ago as I write and they were the only crisps apart from walkers salt and vinegar that he enjoyed eating.
We are so sorry to hear about your loss. All the love to you and yours during this difficult time ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Salt n shake has a tiny bag of salt you tip in and then shake, I prefer to eat them without it though 👍 Seabrook are God tier crisps and pickled onion space raiders are just so good too 👍
We appreciate that heads up!! 😁😁😁😁
Say Woo-stir-shear then after a few times speed up and you’ll be good! 😂👍🏻
Hahahaha we'll take all the help we can get 🤣😂🤣😂
Time to spend time with some awesome guys with great banter. Cant wait for you guys to try tunnocks, just remember you dont want to upset us Scottish by rejecting one of our national treasures 😜🤣🤣🤣
Would be great if you guys can give us a video where we get to know you all better outside the taste tests. I cant be the only one curious about all your lives in the US South.
Hahahahha no pressure right? 😅😅😅😅 And that's a great idea, we would love to do a sit down sort of conversation type video 😁😁😁😁
Yes only 239 days to Christmas🎄🌲🤶🎅🧑🎄😅
Table condiment barbecue sauce tends to come in two distinct flavour profiles. Sweet or Smokey. The third kind would be the heated version you have on things like ribs which is sweet and more viscous
With crisps I think it's mostly a sweet flavour though?!
Yeah we call crepes pancakes in the UK and on pancake day (shrove Tuesday, last day before lent) we eat pancakes with freshly squeezed lemon juice and sugar and they're freaking delicious! We also call it Duct tape too but also call it Gaffer tape. Redcurrant jelly is a common condiment usually eaten with savoury foods, roast meats, cold cuts and cheeses etc. I have a redcurrant, White currant and Blackcurrant bush in my back garden, they're all lovely. Lemon curd is to die for, on hot buttered toast it's delicious but a lemon curd tart is to die for, so so so good! And Scampi Fries are just the best pub snack ever devised, please drink a pint of beer when you try them!
Wow that's really cool that you have those growing in your backyard (garden) 😁😁😁😁 I wish we had blackcurrants here in the US
Fun fact the reason the packet is that size is these are traditionally found in old school British pubs as a bar snack next to peanuts & pork scratching 👌🏼
Ohhh okay that makes a lot of sense now thanks!! 😁😁😁😁
Have you ever tried a JAR OF PICCALILLI yet? Goes with water biscuits, a cheese board , grapes and breads
We have not!! But we'll certainly add it to our ever growing list!! 😁😁😁😁
Just FYI regarding the pancakes guys - you can put anything sweet on them (honey, syrup, nutella, any jam, sugar and lemon juice etc;) just don't eat them plain. Once you've added your 'topping', slide the pancake between the tines of a fork and twist to roll them up and then its easier to eat. The syrup cake will be better if it and the custard are warm/hot too.
Wait you dont just burn your fingers and roll them up by hand? 🤯
@@GamingCont not any more! 🙂
Lets hope we get an omd of josh and britbox is gonna be gutted now 😂😂 great video boys
The pressure is on for Josh
@@BLANKSnooneaskedfor no pressure just hope i see it one day i think it will be the tunnocks carmel wafers lol
That's some top notch snacks there, can't wait to see what you think of them
We can't wait to share our thoughts! 😁😁😁😁
Tunnocks Teacakes will be OMD For at least one of you
Looking forward to any future opportunities!!
Scampi fries and bacon fries are awesome. The packets are small as they’re normally sold in pubs and hung on a card behind the bar. They are strong flavours, to make you thirsty and drink more!! I love them.
Now the scampi fries are actually fish flavoured. The smell of them will tell you everything 😂
You should seriously move to the UK if you're planning on getting Diabetes. It's brilliant over here - free prescriptions for life, free spectacles, and free annual blood tests. 😊
Sounds lovely 🤣😂🤣😂
Just discovered you lads great Chanel you have keep up the good work with trying our glorious snack/good products 👍🏻🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Thanks so much!! Happy to have you here!! 😁😁😁😁
Creme egg bars are delish and nestle is pronounced nest ley 😊
Thank you!! 😁😁😁😁
Scampi and lemon are fantastic
FYI: DUCK TAPE is often called DUCT tape (or even GAFFER tape), but the original name comes from 'cotton duck' or 'duck canvas' which was a tightly woven fabric to make tents, sandbags and similar products. It could have wax added to make it waterproof. The name comes from the Dutch 'doek' (linen canvas). Used by the British and French soldiers serving in the tropics. Duck strips were in the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) since the late 1800's. The fabric had adhesive added and was called DUCK TAPE, but MANY mistaking refer to it as DUCT tape (believing it was used to seal any type of 'ducking'). You are welcome. 😊
Keys box is a 90s nostalgic blast, what a guy. Also Lays are the European named walkers...so your probably looking at alot of French, Spanish, Italian language ect.
Yes, our pancakes are crepes. Fry the mixture in butter, when cooked, try spreading with a thin layer of jam, roll the pancake up like a Swiss roll and sprinkle with a little sugar and a squeeze of lemon.
Very fun video to watch! Keep up the good work guys!
Thanks Risky...you also keep up the excellent work
Smokin bbq hot pringles are my current fav.
Hello fellas , UK pancakes are thicker than a crepe but nowhere near as thick as an American pancake. I suppose ours are about 5mm thick the size of the frying pan . Then once Cooke we usually sprinkle lemon and sugar and roll them up
Exactly I hope they read this and do it right
Those bobby's bbq crisps are elite. My absolute favourites. The Tunnocks caramel wafers are a british institution, especially in Scotland.
Snaps are seriously top-tier crisps dude!
Snaps dipped in a cup of tomato soup
That's what we like to hear!!
English Pancakes (and I think Irish Pancakes) are slightly thicker than Crepes, but much thinner than American Pancakes, which are more like Scotch Pancakes (Drop Scones) and Welsh Pancakes (Crempogau (singular Crempog)).
My recipe for English Pancakes is very simple, and the identical batter is used for Yorkshire Pudding or Toad In The Hole, just cooked differently.
Equal amounts by volume of Plain Flour, Eggs, Milk, plus optionally a pinch of Salt. Whisk together the flour and eggs until lump-free, then add the milk, and whisk until fully combined.
Allow to rest at room temperature for about 30 minutes before use.
To make Pancakes, use a medium-high-preheated lightweight frying pan/skillet, lightly greased with Butter, pour/ladle batter into the pan and tilt in different directions until it covers the whole base of the pan thinly.
Cook until the batter has just set on top (the underside should be starting to brown in places), then flip and cook for a minute or so more.
For Yorkshire Pudding and Toad In The Hole, set the oven to high, and preheat the roasting pan/muffin tins/baking dish along with high-heat-stable fat (animal fats like Lard, Beef Dripping etc are best and most traditional), and sausages (links) for "Toad".
Once the fat is nice and hot, working as quickly as possible, add the room temperature batter to the hot oil, get it back into the oven, and keep the oven closed until ready to remove, as opening the door can cause them to drop.
If using muffin tins, cook for about 15 minutes, for larger dishes or "Toad" cook for about 25-30 minutes.
Try eating the Pancakes or leftover Yorkies with the Jam.
Wow, what an awesome and detailed comment!! Thank you for taking the time 😁😁😁😁
It's not surprising that the Lays bag is in a language you don't immediately recognise. In the UK, the PEPSICO originated snacks are marketed under the 'Walkers' brand name; in the USA (and some nations on this side of the Atlantic,) PEPSICO snacks carry the 'Lays' brand name. There are quite a few Asian and Eastern European communities in the UK, and in the stores run by and for those communities, they carry products from their 'home' nations. I've noticed lots of Lays snacks on sale there, and most of them aren't American.
About those lays creamy mushroom. They are Polish, there's a lot of Polish shops in the UK and a lot of corner shops sell a small selection of European Food and snacks. Hope to see you guys try them ! Great vid as always
Ahhhh that makes sense, thank you!! 😁😁😁😁
Fry's chocolate bars are the first ever chocolate bar.
Scampi fries are my favourite and the snax you’ll love them!
Yay. Christmas has come early
Yep it's already Christmas again!! 😁😁😁😁
Tunnocks tea cakes....great with a cuppa
P.s you need to put salt n vinegar on your fish n chips
And a butty is usually a roll...not bread 😊😊
UK war here lol a butty is 2 slices of bread, don't get me started on batch, barn, bap, roll, cob or cake
Lol come on...when you goto a van..you get a butty..its on a roll 😂
See why you guys struggle because even we have no clue wtf we are eating 🤣
yes the multi fruit flavour Frys cream bars are a memory of my youth, I'm 71 by the way so I can seriously rember some strange stuff
We've heard someone else talking about those...wish we didn't miss them!!
That Tesco lemon curd is delicious on toast.
Make a grilled Cheese sandwich with the Wheat Crunch, sublime
You need to try Tayto cheese and onion crisps.( made in Northern Ireland)
Lush in between 2 slices of bread and butter.
Love the banter between you all. ❤
Isn't it walker's from England rebranded? 😃
No definitely not, there’s also Walkers crisps here. Also in the Republic of Ireland, there’s Tayto , both are owned by Hutchison family. Tayto in the south only sell in south, however Tayto in the north is sold north and south. Tayto in South own Emerald park, while Tayto in the North own Tayto Castle .
Tayto (Northern Ireland) was formed in 1956 by the Hutchinson family and licensed the name and recipes from Tayto Crisps formed two years prior in the Republic of Ireland. The two companies operate entirely separately but have a similar range of products.
Walkers was founded in 1948 in Leicester, England, by Henry Walker.
If you don’t like Tunnocks teacakes or the Golden Syrup cake then you are a bunch of wrong ‘uns 😁
A lot of the corn based 'crisps' like space raiders and transform a snack are sold relatively cheaply individually in newsagents so are a snack frequently bought for younger children as a treat after school as they dissolve so don't pose a choking hazard.
You need to, if possible, try SEABROOKS crisp, especially THE FIRE EATERS sort 🤤
All of Seabrooks are my favourite crisp but the 2 fire eaters have a decent kick
Oh that's weird, I too am from Yorkshire and have lived in Minehead (where the SW Coastal path starts) and Weymouth (which isn't too far from where it ends). Now I'm back in the far North, confusing folk with my accent. I've also spent 4 1/2 years causing no end of headaches for the locals in Roll Tide land (it's a long story)
Enjoy the videos, chaps, keep it up
Also mini eggs are my favourite, sadly recently being diagnosed as a Type 1 diabetic I can no longer indulge in them :(
Salt and Shake crisps were the original flavour - the UR-chip. They used to come in a bag as unflavoured crisps/chips with a little sachet of salt to add to taste. Smiths are I think the only ones still doing them.
Uk pancakes are usually thin like crepes yes, but with a little more spongeyness, quite as thin, just not as spongey and thick as a US pancake.
I've been using the Walkers Xtra Flamin' Hot crunchy Wotsits as a stand in for Takkis. They're not quite as good but they are close.
Not even shrimp flavour guys its the sauce you get on a prawn cocktail but on crisps😂 someone sending the good biscuits fae Scotland 🎉❤
Space raiders are food from the gods 10p a bag made them the poind for pound champion.
English Pancakes are like thin crepes. Scotch Pancakes are like yours. It's a shame they didn't send the Frys Raspberry Bars.
I'm in my sixties and commenting. Do I get a gold star?! 😆
Seabrooks crisps 🤤 cheese and onion are amazing
I was very surprised to find out that boxes exist in the US.
Seabrook are my favourite crisps. I’m betting that almost all the crisps you received were mostly crumbs!
Smiths crisps were the first mass produced brand of crisps in the uk..plain with a salt wrap.
this is a repeat comment from a earlier video.english ,67 years old ,never tried some of these. roses lime marmalade and hp fruity sauce now my favourites. next for me is sweet thai chicken crisps. Your channel is O.M.D lol.
We appreciate the kind words
Great stuff as always - is this your longest non-live episode ?
Excluding our taste test with the H's...it just might be!!
So generous it's very expensive in England right now and postage is huge I hope you are grateful especially when you are negative did you no how much it coat to post this to you please show respect
Do you know how much the postage cost for the large box? The BLANKS crew have always shown respect to the viewers who send goods for them to try. And don't forget, they take time out of their busy lives to message and interact with the people that supply them.
Beefy Seabrroks defo OMD
Although I love Fry's chocolate, it is very very sweet and sickly. I have never been able to eat a full bar in one go.
Pancakes are the same as crepes..cook serve with lemon juice and sugar
The walkers max extra flaming hot are amazing had them the other day
Bobby's crisps are decent as well!
Bramble jam is delicious!
Bobbys bbq.....fire i get 10 bags every friday...gone by sunday😂
I used to love the curry flavour ones like little baskets but can't find them now
Duct tape ,though some people do say Duck tape.
Use some of the jams on pancakes 🥞
Ooooo that sounds great!!
Amazing!!
Yes...you are Uncle Steve!!
Matchmakers orange one and there lemon ones to
Yeah, send Josh over and we'll show him the error of his ways! 🤨
Not get after8s? There crazy mint, as in flavour and the accents 🥵
Looking at sending you a box containing some of my favourite beers, and snacks. That good?
Yeah absolutely!! 😁😁😁😁 We'd be happy to try anything you send over!!
The second box of crisps are not really ones we would eat in the UK, Lays are French
Yeah! Wholsome as eff guys great video. oh! and goodluck with the Seabrooks, you'll see lol!
Hahahaha thanks a ton!!