I'd suggest Terry's Chocolate Orange, or if you want a Cadbury bar that's a bit more moist you could try the Wispa. I don't know if you get it there, but Galaxy chocolate is heavenly.
+The Whovian Chaser HAHA I'm happy to know that there are plenty of Brits who don't like it either XD I definitely liked all the other stuff though! Even the Twiglets that arrived after this video lol
The best way to eat flake is with vanilla ice cream, or by crushing it up and putting it in a glass of cold milk. That's the way I've always had it. :)
Re Cadbury Flake if look on You Tube for CADBURY FLAKE GIRL will understand how like Dr Who every generation as their own favorite, a good way to put a age on any British male pre the PC world we now live in ! Me well just try for CADBURY FLAKE GIRL WOMAN IN CANOE WATERFALL happy times
Hey Matt! I have been following your cosplay for about a year now, and can I just say how great you've done. May I ask, which of all the tennant ties that magnoli make have the same lining inside of the tie as the original? I seen your recent video on the Kenzo tie, and as soon as you said it had the original lining, I was sold. Do you think he could ever update it again? Like you said, it's completely screen accurate! Keep up the good work, Matt!
+The Doctor & Co Thanks! As far as the linings go, that's pretty tough. I know the Swirly Tie has a plain red lining like the original, and his Annivesary Tie has the same light blue paisley as the St. George. Other than those though (and the Kenzo), I'm not sure to be honest.
+TenthDoctorMatt You're channel is awesome, I've just watched your most recent video Every Day Tennant Hair, the tips you gave are amazing! Especially the 'Less is more' tip, when I do mine, I usually have to wash my hair again because I use too much wax! Thanks for the information! It's great that you reply to as many comments as you can. Now that I know the Swirly Tie has the original lining also, I think that one will be the second tie I will get. I am planning on buying the Anniversary Tie aka the St George tie from eBay, many people say that the wide version of the tie (8cm) is the screen worn tie, but recently I've seen a few people saying that the slim version (7cm) is the screen worn one. This page says the 8cm tie, do you happen to know which one David wore? tennantsuit.blogspot.co.uk/2013/04/st-george-by-duffer-tie-definitive.html
I believe it was the 8cm ("regular") tie. That was the one that was originally made with the blue keeper loop, which supposedly was on David's. Also, the slim version of the tie does not have a paisley lining - just plain light blue.
Yes, dogs do LOVE marmite. They are a good way of administering pills to your dog, but count your fingers after. In the UK purple is black current The sauce on spotted dick is called custard, a banana flavored egg based sauce. Mince pies used to contain meat. Spice was an expensive way of showing off how rich you where. It took over mixed with exotic fruits like oranges, raisins and figs pushing the mince beef out. th-cam.com/video/d5JgyAjihL4/w-d-xo.html flake add
Great fun as usual, it'd be a fun thing to act like the Tenth Doctor who's going through a regeneration crisis and offers people jelly babies and threatens people with Jammie Dodgers.
Flakes go in the top of a vanilla ice cream cone in the uk and we call it a 99 which I believe stems from when ice cream was brought to the uk from Italy and sold in little glass cone shapes with a spoon and called a penny lick which is how much it cost.
I couldn't leave it I had to say, you didn't eat the marmite in the best way. You need to cover true toast in butter and put a very small amount of marmite on so it doesn't cover the toast completely. Then it tastes really good
Reason that US Cadbury is not so great: the chocolate "crumb" - the solid element - is actually shipped across from the UK. As with the UK version, the crumb is mixed with milk. The problem is American milk. Milk in the USA has Uric Acid added to it as a preservative. This is banned in the UK. We pasturise instead. The Uric Acid gives your milk a bitter after-taste and that you'll never find in the UK, which is why the British stuff is better :)
Hah, for a novice you still spread it far too thickly. When they say spread it thinly they mean THINLY! Your toast, or bread, should still look like mostly just buttered but with a trace of Marmite marbling in it. Later when you get the taste for it you can build up the thickness of spread to suit. I've just watched a TH-cam video of a German girl now living in London and she said it took her seventeen attempts at eating Marmite before she could just stand it but then something just clicked and now she can't get enough of it. It really is what they call an acquired taste. It goes especially well with some Cheddar cheese in a sandwhich.
+markanne54 Ahh okay, I did give it another try with butter and less Marmite - it was better, but still a bit strong. I'll definitely keep trying! I quite like Twiglets, so I feel like I'll eventually like the Marmite too haha
+markanne54 Hey you were so right! I tried it this morning, with a very tiny bit of marmite marbled with the butter. It tasted WAY better! I actually liked it this time! :D
You don't eat sweet mince pies with a fork. Take it out of the sliver case and use your hand. That is how we do it over here. Marks and Spencers do one of the best at Christmas time
Love the video - really love the Cyberman t-shirt :o) - So I see from comments you’ve come around to Marmite (food of the Gods!) somewhat. Have you tried it with cheese, just spread lightly on the bread before making a grilled cheese sandwich, it makes it so special. Marmite by the way is in the umami group of flavouring, like soya and MSG, so it small quantities it acts as a flavour enhancer. Did you guys cook that Spotted Dick? It should be eaten hot, I mean it won’t kill you or anything, but hot with Bird’s Custard is how it should be eaten - personally I don’t like it, give me syrup sponge every time. Sultanas are almost impossible to get in the USA, believe me I’ve tried, Golden Raisins are as close as you will get. Mince pies, contain Mince Meat - which doesn’t have meat in it (not anymore), although the really good stuff dose have beef suet in it, these days most of them use vegetable suet, thus making it good for Vegetarians and also Kosha and Halal. You are meant to take them out of the case and eat them in your hands, at Christmas. Cadbury flake are best eaten stuck into an ice cream, Google Image search ‘99 ice cream’. If you want 2 flakes in your ice cream you ask for ‘Bunny Ears’ Cadbury make special short flake for ice cream. If you do this again I think you need to try - Syrup Tarts, Tunnocks Chocolate Caramel Wafer, Mini Chedders (plain or Bar-B-Q), Galaxy Salt Caramel Chocolate and maybe Bacon Oddities.
Glad you liked it! I haven't yet tried Marmite on a grilled cheese, but that definitely sounds like it would be delicious! I'll certainly give it a try. And yes, we did heat up the Spotted Dick - but sadly we didn't have any custard to go on it :( I think that would have improved it (although I did like the flavor anyway). I'll definitely keep all those snacks you mentioned in mind for a future tasting too!
Jaffa Cakes. is it a biscuit or is it a cake? This is the great British debate. Marmite is good when used in gravy. One spoonful stirred into your gravy gives it a bit of a kick.
Yeah, it's like the throwback cans you can get in the US. We only get the Lemon flavour though. We had a Cherry and Lemon flavour which was the Gamer Fuel one, but that was only available for a couple of months when Halo 4 came out.
I've been British all my life and I've never even seen a Spotted Dick in a tin. Spotted dick is like an old fashioned pudding that my grandmother used to make... 'cos we was poor. And I've never eaten a mince pie with a fork (still in its little tray). Mince pies are two bites, minimum (out of the little tray).
you spread the marmite fare to thick 15 to 20% of that would be plenty its very concentrated we call pop FIZZY DRINKS purple in the UK is always blackcurrant spotted dick should be steam cooked & covered in custard its to dry on its own mince means vine fruits ( if there is no D on the end there is no meat) & yes twiglets are marmite flavoured
Yet another video of people trying Marmite. I 'get it' why people don't like it when you put it on toast like you're putting tile cement on a ceramic tile. That's WAY to much on that piece of toast. You must have used half that small jar. Use about a (Garden)Pea size amount & spread it so you can barely see it on the toast. It ain't Chocolate spread.
+Jerry Holland Yeah the problem was nobody told us that ahead of time. The only thing I heard was "put it on thin" rather than "put plenty of butter first, and then literally the tiniest amount of marmite marbled into the butter." I actually like it now, since I learned the right way to eat it ;P
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Great idea of a video Matt definitely do more related content :)
+TheWhoCraftian FTW Thanks!!
I'd suggest Terry's Chocolate Orange, or if you want a Cadbury bar that's a bit more moist you could try the Wispa. I don't know if you get it there, but Galaxy chocolate is heavenly.
+Nazhussain07 I LOVE chocolate oranges. I definitely will have to try out the Wispa and Galaxy! Thanks!
Make more videos like this one please
Cool video! I would love to see more snack related videos!
+Typical Whovian Thanks! :D
I love Jaffa Cakes :D I won't lie, i get through boxes of those within minutes
They definitely go down easy XD
You're not wrong mate xD
BigboiFCN GWOP Now that sounds tasty!
I'm going to Britain for a week, this summer.
So, watching a video like this before I go is fun :D
+Flutter Hoof Oh cool! I'm jealous :D
Very nice video,
I really enjoyed watching it :D
I would like to see you try some snacks and sweets from the Netherlands, someday :)
+Flutter Hoof Thank you, glad you enjoyed it ^_^
MARMITE IS THE FOOD OF THE DEVIL HIMSELF.
Fab video though - delightful to see others giving our, ah, cuisine a go! xD
+The Whovian Chaser HAHA I'm happy to know that there are plenty of Brits who don't like it either XD I definitely liked all the other stuff though! Even the Twiglets that arrived after this video lol
The best way to eat flake is with vanilla ice cream, or by crushing it up and putting it in a glass of cold milk. That's the way I've always had it. :)
+BlueShlemon Sounds delicious!
Re Cadbury Flake if look on You Tube for CADBURY FLAKE GIRL will
understand how like Dr Who every generation as their own favorite,
a good way to put a age on any British male pre the PC world we
now live in ! Me well just try for CADBURY FLAKE GIRL WOMAN IN
CANOE WATERFALL happy times
Jelly Babies ftw, especially the yellow ones.
Hey Matt! I have been following your cosplay for about a year now, and can I just say how great you've done. May I ask, which of all the tennant ties that magnoli make have the same lining inside of the tie as the original? I seen your recent video on the Kenzo tie, and as soon as you said it had the original lining, I was sold. Do you think he could ever update it again? Like you said, it's completely screen accurate! Keep up the good work, Matt!
+The Doctor & Co Thanks! As far as the linings go, that's pretty tough. I know the Swirly Tie has a plain red lining like the original, and his Annivesary Tie has the same light blue paisley as the St. George. Other than those though (and the Kenzo), I'm not sure to be honest.
+TenthDoctorMatt You're channel is awesome, I've just watched your most recent video Every Day Tennant Hair, the tips you gave are amazing! Especially the 'Less is more' tip, when I do mine, I usually have to wash my hair again because I use too much wax! Thanks for the information! It's great that you reply to as many comments as you can. Now that I know the Swirly Tie has the original lining also, I think that one will be the second tie I will get. I am planning on buying the Anniversary Tie aka the St George tie from eBay, many people say that the wide version of the tie (8cm) is the screen worn tie, but recently I've seen a few people saying that the slim version (7cm) is the screen worn one. This page says the 8cm tie, do you happen to know which one David wore? tennantsuit.blogspot.co.uk/2013/04/st-george-by-duffer-tie-definitive.html
I believe it was the 8cm ("regular") tie. That was the one that was originally made with the blue keeper loop, which supposedly was on David's. Also, the slim version of the tie does not have a paisley lining - just plain light blue.
+TenthDoctorMatt Oh okay! Do you have the one with the paisley lining?
The Doctor & Co I do, yup. I got the "wide" version.
If you want to see how to eat a Cadbury's flake you need to watch the '60s TV advert.
Yes, dogs do LOVE marmite. They are a good way of administering pills to your dog, but count your fingers after.
In the UK purple is black current
The sauce on spotted dick is called custard, a banana flavored egg based sauce.
Mince pies used to contain meat. Spice was an expensive way of showing off how rich you where. It took over mixed with exotic fruits like oranges, raisins and figs pushing the mince beef out.
th-cam.com/video/d5JgyAjihL4/w-d-xo.html flake add
+Anony Mash Interesting! Thanks for all this information! And that ad was pretty funny too XD
Great fun as usual, it'd be a fun thing to act like the Tenth Doctor who's going through a regeneration crisis and offers people jelly babies and threatens people with Jammie Dodgers.
+bigwingedkuriboh Thanks! Haha and that would definitely be fun!
It’s icing sugar (confectioners sugar) on jelly babies. The black ones are blackcurrant.
That Marmite was still too thick. You have to spread it REALLY lightly so it's barely visible!
+Evil Twin Yeah, now I've got it the right way. Plenty of butter and just a tiny bit of marmite - I actually like it!
+TenthDoctorMatt Cool, we'll make a British out of you yet!
Thin means a smear!
Flakes go in the top of a vanilla ice cream cone in the uk and we call it a 99 which I believe stems from when ice cream was brought to the uk from Italy and sold in little glass cone shapes with a spoon and called a penny lick which is how much it cost.
I live in the uk and have never heard or seen that sponge pudding haha 😂
I couldn't leave it I had to say, you didn't eat the marmite in the best way. You need to cover true toast in butter and put a very small amount of marmite on so it doesn't cover the toast completely. Then it tastes really good
+TenthDoctorMatt awesome :)
+MARSH5 TV So should I be using salted or unsalted butter with the marmite? I want to make sure I do this correctly lol
+TenthDoctorMatt haha salted defiantly tastes better :D hope it goes well
+TenthDoctorMatt I eat Marmite on top of buttered crumpets with Philadelphia cream cheese on the top. Yummy.
yes finally this guy actually knows about this stuff, normally ppl in the videos are always rlly annoying XD finally people with common sense lol
The name marmite comes from the French name for the pot pictured on the front of the jar.
marmite.......you either love it or hate it and being British I love it :)
Just like the good Dr Lucy Worsley !
flakes are awesome
It's pronounced like iron brew.
Thanks for letting me know! :)
flake's taste better with ice cream
Reason that US Cadbury is not so great: the chocolate "crumb" - the solid element - is actually shipped across from the UK. As with the UK version, the crumb is mixed with milk. The problem is American milk.
Milk in the USA has Uric Acid added to it as a preservative. This is banned in the UK. We pasturise instead.
The Uric Acid gives your milk a bitter after-taste and that you'll never find in the UK, which is why the British stuff is better :)
It’s pronounced iron brew. We generally say fizzy drink or just the name of the drink.
Hah, for a novice you still spread it far too thickly. When they say spread it thinly they mean THINLY! Your toast, or bread, should still look like mostly just buttered but with a trace of Marmite marbling in it. Later when you get the taste for it you can build up the thickness of spread to suit. I've just watched a TH-cam video of a German girl now living in London and she said it took her seventeen attempts at eating Marmite before she could just stand it but then something just clicked and now she can't get enough of it. It really is what they call an acquired taste. It goes especially well with some Cheddar cheese in a sandwhich.
+markanne54 Ahh okay, I did give it another try with butter and less Marmite - it was better, but still a bit strong. I'll definitely keep trying! I quite like Twiglets, so I feel like I'll eventually like the Marmite too haha
+markanne54 Hey you were so right! I tried it this morning, with a very tiny bit of marmite marbled with the butter. It tasted WAY better! I actually liked it this time! :D
You don't eat sweet mince pies with a fork. Take it out of the sliver case and use your hand. That is how we do it over here. Marks and Spencers do one of the best at Christmas time
Love the video - really love the Cyberman t-shirt :o) - So I see from comments you’ve come around to Marmite (food of the Gods!) somewhat. Have you tried it with cheese, just spread lightly on the bread before making a grilled cheese sandwich, it makes it so special. Marmite by the way is in the umami group of flavouring, like soya and MSG, so it small quantities it acts as a flavour enhancer.
Did you guys cook that Spotted Dick? It should be eaten hot, I mean it won’t kill you or anything, but hot with Bird’s Custard is how it should be eaten - personally I don’t like it, give me syrup sponge every time. Sultanas are almost impossible to get in the USA, believe me I’ve tried, Golden Raisins are as close as you will get.
Mince pies, contain Mince Meat - which doesn’t have meat in it (not anymore), although the really good stuff dose have beef suet in it, these days most of them use vegetable suet, thus making it good for Vegetarians and also Kosha and Halal. You are meant to take them out of the case and eat them in your hands, at Christmas.
Cadbury flake are best eaten stuck into an ice cream, Google Image search ‘99 ice cream’. If you want 2 flakes in your ice cream you ask for ‘Bunny Ears’ Cadbury make special short flake for ice cream.
If you do this again I think you need to try - Syrup Tarts, Tunnocks Chocolate Caramel Wafer, Mini Chedders (plain or Bar-B-Q), Galaxy Salt Caramel Chocolate and maybe Bacon Oddities.
Glad you liked it! I haven't yet tried Marmite on a grilled cheese, but that definitely sounds like it would be delicious! I'll certainly give it a try. And yes, we did heat up the Spotted Dick - but sadly we didn't have any custard to go on it :( I think that would have improved it (although I did like the flavor anyway). I'll definitely keep all those snacks you mentioned in mind for a future tasting too!
irn bru pronounced Iron Brew.
Black jelly babies are blackcurrant flavour.
My frend tends to
Visit his family in scottland a lot, im which I may or may not forcfully make him bring be back 48 jaffa cakes?
+ItsCryptic XD The Jaffa Cakes were definitely a favorite!
Jaffa Cakes. is it a biscuit or is it a cake? This is the great British debate. Marmite is good when used in gravy. One spoonful stirred into your gravy gives it a bit of a kick.
+Lord HeHe Hm I could see Marmite doing a good job on some gravy. And I think personally I'd vote that Jaffa Cakes are more cake than biscuit ;)
They actually had a court case over this - cakes go hard when they go stale, biscuits go soft. So Jaffa Cakes are cakes, legally.
it's weird how I live in Britain but prefer the American Mountain Dew to our own....
+Jase Walker Hm! What's different about Britain's version? Made with sugar instead of corn syrup?
Yeah, it's like the throwback cans you can get in the US. We only get the Lemon flavour though. We had a Cherry and Lemon flavour which was the Gamer Fuel one, but that was only available for a couple of months when Halo 4 came out.
From what I have been told American Chinese food bears no resemblance to real Chinese food.
thin! u put tons on there
+Higgins111 AJ -WolfsDream lol yeah I didn't know that by "thin" people actually meant "barely any marmite, with a ton of butter"
I've been British all my life and I've never even seen a Spotted Dick in a tin. Spotted dick is like an old fashioned pudding that my grandmother used to make... 'cos we was poor. And I've never eaten a mince pie with a fork (still in its little tray). Mince pies are two bites, minimum (out of the little tray).
you spread the marmite fare to thick 15 to 20% of that would be plenty its very concentrated
we call pop FIZZY DRINKS
purple in the UK is always blackcurrant
spotted dick should be steam cooked & covered in custard its to dry on its own
mince means vine fruits ( if there is no D on the end there is no meat)
& yes twiglets are marmite flavoured
do Norwegian snaks
well if you eat the marmite everyday you'll get used to it
irn bru is pronounced iron brew
That marmite was way too thick. Just dip the tip of the knife in and spread so you can hardly see it.
Yes I quickly learned that after this video haha! I actually really like Marmite now, done properly 😉
Yet another video of people trying Marmite.
I 'get it' why people don't like it when you put it on toast like you're putting tile cement on a ceramic tile. That's WAY to much on that piece of toast.
You must have used half that small jar. Use about a (Garden)Pea size amount & spread it so you can barely see it on the toast. It ain't Chocolate spread.
+Jerry Holland Yeah the problem was nobody told us that ahead of time. The only thing I heard was "put it on thin" rather than "put plenty of butter first, and then literally the tiniest amount of marmite marbled into the butter." I actually like it now, since I learned the right way to eat it ;P
It's pronounced "iron bro"
No, it's brew not bro. I'm Scottish.
It's iron brew you uncultured heathens