Trying Australian Snacks 4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2024
- We're trying teas, chips and candies from Australia! Thanks to Abbie and her husband for sending these treats.
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Great vid guys. you both are a pleasure to watch and I can tell that you are very genuine with your reactions. keep up the great work. All the best from Oz
I would say Smiths chips are the most popular here in Aust.
I think so too, Samboy isn't readily available where i live in Sydney
@@janegirot1623 similar in Melbourne, Samboy is some what common to find but definitely not as common as smith’s is
I bet you guys never have to shop for snacks, I'm imagining cupboards full of various worldly snackfoods lol
A lot of these are the childhood memories for me too, school lunches. The tiny teddies are best when you put lots in your mouth to make a thick chocolate paste. And everyone always goes on about tim tams. but mint slices are so much better!
MephistoRolling agreed on mint slices being better!
I love guys videos. It makes my day!
PS pretty much all the snack stuff she sent, is like the quint essential Australian school lunch box snacks! Well from my child hood anyhow
DominosAndHearts Pretty much the Tiny Teddies and the Le Snacks have been in Aussie kids lunch boxes for the last 20 years or so!
lmaree200886 haha yea that shows my age huh! I'm in my mid 20s btw
DominosAndHearts Are you saying that you're old? I'm 31 myself!! :/
lmaree200886 haha I'm 26 but feel like 100 at times haha
Yep mostly kids lunch box items, not things I was given personally but from the 80s & 90s. I was hoping someone else mentioned that. 😁
I guess they would still be lunch box items now considering they're still around?
You need to try the Italian cioccolata. There is a popular brand that is sold in packets called Ciobar, but I usually do it from scratch. For the amount of milk you had in your cups you need about 2-3 heaped teaspoons of cocoa powder (unsweetened), a couple tablespoons of starch (potato, corn, whatever), a pinch of salt and as much sugar as you want. I often also add a couple squares of milk or dark chocolate, as it gives the drink a nice shine. Place all of the dry ingredients in a saucepan, stir to combine, then add the cold milk a bit at a time, first creating a paste and then thinning it out to prevent the formation of lumps. When all of the milk has been added, move to a low fire and stir continously until it comes to the boil. The more you boil it, the more the mixture thickens, I usually pour mine after a minute since it started boiling. You can also make it with rice milk (or soy milk, but I do not like soy milk) if you don't do milk, but it will be a bit thinner. And you can spice it up with whatever works well with chocolate: candied orange peel or simply the zest of an orange, a bit of chilly, a few mint leaves, black pepper, cinnamon...
In Australia we call that Italian hot chocolate. :) I once engineered a version based on stevia :)
You make my day better...every time. Thanks from Appomattox , Virginia for introducing us to new foods from all over the World .
Thank you guys for making your show so inclusive, appealing to all. Some might try to push their own personal agenda, but you guys are the best at keeping the show all about the food! You have a great show and its very informational and entertaining! Thanks again!
Mint slices are great if they are cold from the fridge x
Tomato Flav Samboy are popular and what they use to make was Tasty Toobs and what you can still get are Cheezels are popular
love your videos !!!!
Love the vibe that surrounds you guys.
By the way, Samboys are nowhere near the most popular chips brand in Australia, that honor goes to Smith's Chips.
I actually hate Samboys, especially the BBQ ones, never liked the flavor of them and honestly I don't see how other people can like them.
Smith's or Red Rock Deli I think. If you want good basic, Smith's, if you want more "gourmet" then Red Rock Deli :)
I only like the Smiths plain salted chips and I'm not a fan of their BBQ at all. However I love Samboy BBQ chips, especially in summer with a nice cold coke to wash them down.
Samboys BBQ are the best ones. But for the rest, I mostly eat smiths.
Especially the Cheese and Onion chips from Smiths 😙
Samboy chips have changed flavour from when I was young, don't like them now.
Thanks guys, I enjoyed that video.
I like your slightly more analytical, while still having fun with it style vs. a lot of other similar videos (I've become a bit addicted to them lately :-) )
Thanks to Abbie and her husband for sending such great treats! I would have loved the mint slices...that used to be my favorite sort of cookie! Everything looked great. Thanks for another wonderful video, Shinichi and Satoshi! :-)
These are some of the best Austrlian snacks,
love your videos! 😄
I have tried the creme brûlée tea, and it is delicious! I’d recommend adding milk.
Oh gosh I tried those Eucalyptus balls once, so much better than regular peppermint mints!
I was eating mint slices when I clicked on the video
I sent some Aussie snacks too!! I hope you them safely!!! T2 is one of the best tea places!! I love looking at the different teas and the awesome tea cups
Arnott is doing a ice cream sandwich version of their peppermint slice biscuit this summer, they are really amazing.
Also Haigh's chocolate are very expensive! It's boutique gourmet chocolate!
Ooh, what a nice food haul from Australia! So many new products to learn about! I think the teas were my favorite. And I'm with you on mint. Have a wonderful time at the San Francisco meet-up, and I'm so glad you get to see your Bay Area fans. Please say hi to Erin Uber for me. Cheers!
I am not Australian but I think that the Creme Brule tea would taste better with milk or non dairy milk and a bit of sweetener.
Rachel K It tastes great any way! Black, with sugar or with any milk. T2 are very high quality teas. Their teas are only sold in speciality tea stores.
Usually in the T2 shops they infuse it with soy milk and honey and it tastes great, especially iced choc marble :9
I bet this food review was a good relief from the Mexico one, LOL! All the foods looked very tasty, but I would have LOVED to try the hot chocolate. I have never seen anything like that and it looks so fun! My daughter would LOVE to see the chocolate melt and her milk slowly change color. Thanks for sharing!
Trinity Li You can get hot chocolate spoons from gourmet chocolate shops. It's not a very new thing and its not really Australian.
I like that our biscuits often taste similar to something you can make at home
Btw I always melt actual good quality in hot milk .. it taste much better than powder
The Arnotts factory is quite close to my house. Also I basically love em all
The hot chocolate looks so good!
You need some Kingston biscuits with a coffee
Mix the mint chocolate cookie with the hot chocolate or dip the cookie
Glad you like the food of my homeland! ^_^
I like cold tea Lol hot tea burns my mouth😂
Have you tried Wagon Wheels and Salt & Vinegar flavoured chips as well?
You need some Australian beer to wash all that down 😆
Just not VB (Victoria Bitter) it is crap ahaha xD
I've never had VB but I'm not a fan of bitter beer so I doubt that I would like it 😝 What's your favorite Australian beer?
Six Strings "Two"
zeroplanet9 I've never heard of that one. I'll keep an eye out for it!
If you're after kiwi beer, I'd recommend Speight's, given that I'm related to one of the three founders, haha :)
My country ^-^!!!!
The mint slices look like a combination of a girl scout thin mint and a york peppermint patty, which sounds great.
Amber C I've had both (am Aussie), the mint cream is softer and not as minty as the York peppermint patty and the chocolate biscuit on the bottom is crunchier than the GS cookie. The dark chocolate is better too! We actually have our own Peppermint Patty made by Nestle here in Aus!
Ovaltine tablets is very nostalgic to me as well.
The chocolate bears look like Teddy Graham’s
Smiths are the most popular chip brand in Australia followed by lays, I have not even seen Samboys since i was a kid. Awesome video, just thought id let you guys know :-D
AussieGuyShano Samboys have always been around, they're just usually on the bottom shelf! :) I remember the Samboys Salt & Vinegar blasts with the flavour sachet from like 15 years ago! (I'm 31 so I also had them as a kid)
Yeh smiths great Aussie brand!!!!!
AussieGuyShano Also Aussie Lays chips were rebranded as Smith's Thins as Smith's sold the Thins brand to Snack Foods Aus a little while ago. That's why you can find both the Thins brand and the Smith's Thins brand on shelves like I did the other day. Any Lays brand chips in Aus are imported.
lmaree200886 yeh the lays American are the best taste!!!
I was gonna say, Lays are so American
For the last 30 seconds of the video, is Satoshi in a food coma and slowly falling asleep? :D Awww
Samboy is not the most popular australian chip brand, its smiths! i cant remember the last time i saw a bag of samboys
The black specks are sesame or poppy from memory
DominosAndHearts I used to think they were cracked pepper bits but yes, the ingredients say poppy seeds :)
lmaree200886 ohh cool ! Was beginning to doubt myself on my memory haha
Mint slices are the absolute best at a camp fire, hold them to the flame to melt the chocolate, then lick, then again hold to flame, lick, flame, lick, until all that is left is the biscuit as the mint cream melts too. Then just gobble that biscuit.
aaljan that sounds amazing 😍
aaljan I already do that without a fire! Mint Slices melt easily in fingers!
Wow watching this makes me realize I eat like a monk :p oh well dont have to work out everyday so worth it I spose.... having dreams about mint slices now damn.
You should have eaten those eucalyptus sweets last
Yeah samboys are not the most popular. Smiths all the way.
Smiths thinly sliced chips are my fave :D
I was gonna say, Samboys are rarely seen in anyone's parties or lunch boxes. And Salt & Vinegar totally beat BBQ flavour (although not in my opinion :/)
i still eat samboys ;-;
in australia cookies are called biscuites
not bikkies?
'biscuits' is the formal name for cookies in Australia, and "bikkies" is just a nickname for biscuits, so both are correct
I know = ='' you didn't get what I meant
then what did you mean?
you need a sense of humour buddy
In my 23 years of living in Australia I never stepped into a Haighs store lol seemed like it would be hella expensive
Minhee Kim, find the factory and buy seconds. Pricey, but worth it.
You can buy small bags of various chocolate, plus they also give you a sample
Who else is from Australia here? 😆
Brissie here!
Lily V Adelaide here
Another Brisbanite here :)
I live near Townsville
Brissie!!!
SA Whovian same!!!
"Loose leaf tea in a bag" is a contradiction in terms.
Part 3 hungry kérlek pls
nothing wrong with sam boy but definitely not the most popular. smiths is the defauly here but I love red rock deli. you guys have to get your hands on them
Is the eucalyptus drops a candy or a cough drop? Seemed like a cough drop because of it listing the soothing properties for the throat.
Myrasol Deang They can be either. Some people like the flavour all the time and some people only have them when they are sick. They are especially popular in Winter and you can buy the small pocket bags from chemists (drug store), in a supermarket or even at school canteens (a shop to buy food at school. We don't normaly have cafeterias in our schools)
Love you guys but don’t eat eucalyptus oil! You scared me for a second there. The candies are fine but the oil is poisonous!
MyChannel This is true! There's a tiny amount of the oil in those drops that's safe for consumption. The pure oil can make you very sick!
Tim Tam!!! Where is Tim Tam mate? :)
Lee Loves Food They already did TimTam Taste Test before
I miss the PB & choco tim tams D: I wish they weren't limited edition
Yes. You can go watch their Canadian snacks video to see them trying tim tams.
Hello TabiEats! Greetings from Australia!
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Mint slices have changed they're not as nice as before
Great now im craving tiny teddies...
how do we send you guys stuff? I promise I won't send weed XDLOL no really there are a lot of interesting Mexican snacks and condiments I could send maybe. I am planning to do one for the Trailer Park Boys in Canada, they do a mail bag segment I love on there website swearnet.com and I want to send something to you guys.
let us know in a vid or something
Thanks Kelley. Please shoot me a message over on one of my social media, or to my email. Thanks.
cool
These products are pretty minor brand, I don't even know half these products and have been living in Australia since 1999. Most of these brands are barely known and you're not guaranteed to find them everywhere. I definitely wouldn't call these quintessential Australian, it's more like, hey, try this new brand of something (in the US).
I have been living in Australia for most of my life (about 26 years now) and I knew most of the brands in this video, some of them are very iconic & famous Australian brands that can be found everywhere in Australia, and some are less known.
Errr... Born and bred in Australia and I know most of them well. I think the difference is due to variations between states.
Samboy chips are rubbish. Smiths are much better.