Atomic shrimp's daughter sounds just like her father, the way they talk the same way about food is adorable. She is literally a lil version of atomic shrimp. Very wholesome would watch 10/10
Girl: My dad is a navy seals. Boy: My dad worked with technicians to control the lights on a famous music band. Me: Shut up, my dad is literally world famous.
Vegan products are getting increasingly competitive, it’s great! At this point I prefer a lot of vegan alternatives to red meats - avoid the sinews, cartilage, etc. whilst making me feel slightly less guilty about what I’m eating. This chocolate looks nice, thanks for reviewing it. I’m rather basic so I’ll likely be picking up the caramel & sea salt if anything, but I’m glad that Steph(?) can have good chocolate once again! I know I’d miss it.
As a very new vegan and a VERY long-time absolute chocoholic, I'm really thankful that you've made this video! I'm looking forward to going out and getting some of that stuff very soon!
Love to see you and your Shrimpling :) I'm not vegan, but I do like trying new things and it's fun to see others do the same! Alternative foods have come a long way, and I'm sure there's one or two people who actually like that Fanta... maybe.
I'm amazed, Atomic Shrimp. I, like many others, came from a scam baiting video, but for some reason every time a notification from you pops up, I always click on it! Somethin' about your channel is great, keep up the good work. I even enjoy the carving of spoon and have always be rest assured that you will always post something super interesting in the very shortest of times. :)
Cellophane has been around since the early 1900’s, it was eclipsed because oil based clear films were less expensive and could be ‘engineered’ to perform different functions in packaging! Good that we’re seeing more of it as it’s biodegradable as you say! Excellent video again!
2:20 The way she says "That's nice I like that" is exactly like your wife! Seeing the little shrimpling talking so much like you guys is so cute. Love this! Edit: Oh, and while I'm here, at least where I am there's some brands that carry proper milk that's had lactose removed (usually via adding lactase iirc), so you can have all the flavors and nutrition of milk without the tummy upset. It is a tad bit sweeter, since lactose breaks down into glucose and galactose, and they're sweeter than lactose. I thought I'd mention it since it's such a game changer as a lactose intolerant person. If you don't have that available, oat milk is probably my favorite non-dairy milk.
You have been spoiling us for content over the last few days. It's not often you're in a dialogue in the videos, so I enjoyed that change. Another good watch
When I started watching your scambaiting vids, I genuinely didn’t think I’d get into your random videos. And now it’s the most enjoyable part of your channel for me.
@@mikesantiago14 🤣 true.😳 Uncomfortably true. Women can generally get away with it slightly better. But it's still creepy. There are things about my wording I am trying to improve - I never say "To be honest" anymore because I realised I've only ever heard it from people who were lying. I'm not creepy in real life (AFAIK) but I'm learning that my body language offsets any weird wording mistakes I make. It makes me think of someone I'm close to. My younger brother used to share my fairly dark twisted sense of humour, until he went through a rapid height increase in his late teens/ early 20s. Now his humour is only allowed out in private, because he realised very early on that it's creepy when you have an imposing stature. He told me "once you get over 6 foot you have to modify the jokes you tell, and laugh at. When you're over 6½ foot you are already 'Creepy Tall'. Then you need to alter your tone of voice, the way you move, your body language, the things you say.... if you're aware your height alone can make people uncomfortable, you know that you need to keep a dark sense of humour under the radar. If you don't, you're being creepy"
@@Skittenmeow i never realized that about the height... i am a tad tall but i never thought of myself as creepy or menacing (as much as just plain awkward and weird, anyway). interesting to think about that
Great review team! A little present for Steph if she likes chocolate mousse. Here’s a three ingredient recipe I make for vegan friends. Refrigerate a tin of coconut cream overnight. Pour off any liquids and beat the solid coconut cream until it increases in volume. Add quality dark drinking cocoa powder (Most Dutch and Italian brands are milk-free) and sugar to taste. Beat until blended and serve. Hope she enjoys it.
The Shrimps, now a family venture. Also, I must now try to get my hands on these galaxy chocolates - man, first you get me hooked on marmite... now this.
If you ever find yourself bored by chocolate with salt in it, just try the "Tony's Chocolonely" brand milk chocolate caramel sea salt - all their varieties are colour coded, so for that one you want the orange coloured wrapper. It's an expensive chocolate bar at almost £4 for a 180 gram bar, but it's worth it - the quality and flavour beats the pants off damn nearly any other chocolate brand. As for the nut "milks", I've tried exactly the same tiger nut drink and I really like it, but a close runner up has got to be the "Alpro" brand hazelnut milk, which has a nutty creaminess to it and is really refreshing when drunk cold. Or you can heat it up (either in the microwave or in a pan) and whisk some dark chocolate into it, for a hot chocolate drink which becomes more or less like liquefied nutella.
I wish more manufacturers would start using cellophane for packaging again, I presume its just not as cheap as plastic for packaging, but as a kid I never had to fight to get into a cellophane packet destroying the contents in the process!
If you hadn't put Steph in the credits, I would have assumed it was Jenny with a cold/allergies/sinus infection. Steph sounds just like Jenny to me, but slightly higher pitch. I thought I even detected similar non-word utterances and cadence. And the accent!!! So sweet! Love it when we get a Shrimp Family cameo.
The NOMO bars are quite good too. Our local chocokate producer is Kinnerton & they have a factory outlet in Fakenham sells the stuff off dirt cheap. They're one of the only chocolate producers to do genuine nut free chocolate. The NOMO bars are 2 for £1 in the factory shop my wide is vegan thru choice & loves them They literally divided the factory, bought new machines, colour coded uniforms, equipment & tools so nothing from the nut side can get into the nut free side. Look for Kinnerton on the label they make lots of stuff for supermarkets like M&S & they make most of the advent calendars for kids.
Cadbury Bournville is vegan. Its the "milkiest" dark chocolate I've found. It has a similar taste and texture to dairymilk. The galaxy stuff is really nice but if you're just looking for simple chocolate flavour the Bournville is the one to go for. Alpro rice milk is my favorite milk alternative. If you use it in coffee or tea, cool them down slightly first.
I loved that Fanta last year, just after Halloween my local co-op had lots of them left over and were selling them for 50p a bottle, I bought a considerable amount! I was gutted when I ran out. Hope they bring them out again this Halloween.
Huh. Vegan chocolate isn't something I even considered might exist. And I'm not surprised the gimmicky Fanta wasn't particularly great, if only for the holiday themed marketing. Also: a hello to Steph. I enjoyed having her opinions accompanying your own.
@@ultrademigod *Most* people. I don't like milk chocolate at all. I really enjoy Jacques pure (70% cacao) chocolate with zero milk ingredients. (disregarding some trace amounts of course). It is then also accidentally vegan chocolate.
@DriftZ TwoSeven It's wasted on me either way. I can't stand chocolate, but when I did eat it as a kid I preferred plain chocolate, as it had a clean yet bitter tang, which masked the sludginess of regular somewhat.
@Johnny Eyeball The surprise is that someone OK'd advertising an explicitly vegan product as vegan. I've never liked using "vegan" as an advertising angle.
I tried the chocolate, It tastes VERY much like a turkish chocolate I used to eat growing up during Ramadan called Solen. The brand was called Solen but they had these small bonbon truffle esque chocolates that tasted the exact same. It's not my cup of tea, but it isn't bad. It's like a creamy nutty bar.
I finally saw this video a year after you made it! I have never noticed these chocolate bars in Sainsburys or Tesco's now I will have a much closer look for them I hope they're still available!
I also have a dietary requirement not to consume milk and I have only recently heard of these chocolates. Thank you for your review, I will be buying these soon. Can't wait - like your daughter, I love chocolate but am not a big fan of the bitter-tasting dark chocolate we've been subjected to for so long
If your daughter has a thing for chocolate and orange, then Belgian 'posh' chocolate is something to look at. Lots of varieties going from orange peel to orange sponge filled chocolate. Not sure if many are available without any lactose.
I am too but thankfully it isn't too bad. I can have milk with cereal or hard cheese like emmental or cheddar without much issue. Yoghurt, soft cheese and especially clotted cream has terrible effects on my gut though, which is a shame because I find it so delicious.
I used to have issues when something was too "milky", but Pepto helped me a lot and lowkey tastes good-the original, not the cherry. Cherry Pepto tastes like cough syrup in a tablet.
Where can I get that Chocolate please? Never heard of lactose free Galaxy. They don't have them in the free from aisle in Morrisons. I also am lactose intolerant. Like the idea of hazlenuts in the chocolate too. Have you tried the Booja Booja truffles? They are vegan & come in an interesting selection of flavours, all of which are GOOD. Personally I really like the hazlenut ones. You can order them from Greenlife online. Almond milk is the best nut milk & makes super delicious & smooth hot chocolate.
@DriftZ TwoSeven I'm in no way vegan, but "sort of" vegetarian (I don't like to be put in boxes) - I eat vegan food all the time. I don't think the drop out rate from people like me is that high at all - mainly because if I want to eat meat I will: I simply don't want to. Would I eat vegan chocolate - yeah.
Vegan food is still a minority but it often gets lumped in along side other free from foods that cater to other specific dietary needs like gluten free. Of course those are in the minority as well. But there's plenty of snowflakes these days that will convince themselves they have dietary needs as well that helps the free from range gain a better market foothold. That's good news for people that do genuinely suffer from food alergys as the pretenders help to push the price down. If you went back 20 years you would be hard pressed to find any food product actively advertising itself as free from. And when you could find it it would be stupidly overpriced.
Vegan Shrimp! Your daughter seems sweet. She scored big on that chocolate haul! I'll look it up, but I would have been interested to know more about what Horchata was about. Yeah, that dark orange drink did not look so great. Here there is a soda brand that is known for making soft drinks in odd flavors....fish, bacon, ketchup, etc. Apparently it all tasted good for the flavors. I tried one, but it was so long ago I don't remember what flavor it was. It tasted flat. I rarely drink soada....way too much sugar. Don't like overly sweet things.
our local sainsburrys is quite small so doesnt stock the galaxy vegan chocolate which is a shame. if mars?\cadburrys? didnt push the vegan aspect and just marketed it as a new chocolate range they might generate greater appeal. when there is a dairy intolerance vegan is often an easy solution as you dont have to constantly read labels
so delighted to find you got kids steph is a lovely young lady i take it she is ok with oat milk as like me nut milk does taste little fluffy on the tongue still laughing xx
If you’re interested in trying a really decent (ethical) vegan chocolate bar that does a good chocolate orange flavour, try a brand called Prodigy. You and your daughter will not be disappointed. They also do a Caramel Peanut one that is like a vegan Snickers but better.The Galaxy ones are mediocre at best and too expensive for what they are.
There are brands of lactose free dairy chocolate around, but they are surprisingly rare. In Spain (where I think lactose intolerance might be more common), there is a brand named Valor that has a lactose free variety (and it's pretty good)
@@Ivashaaa I don't actually buy milk, I buy an almond-based substitute, because I prefer it. I was merely pointing out that lactose free milks exist. Thanks for being a presumptuous, condescending, self-righteous prick.
A lot of vegan chocolate tastes appalling but to be fair to Galaxy, these bars are really good. I'm not vegan but my wife is lactose intolerant and has these and I'd be quite happy with one. The only problem is the price.
Atomic shrimp's daughter sounds just like her father, the way they talk the same way about food is adorable. She is literally a lil version of atomic shrimp. Very wholesome would watch 10/10
How old are his children?
YOUR DAUGHTER IS THE NEW STAR OF YOUR CHANNEL (little shrimp) .WELL INFORMED, POLITE AND A GOOD SENSE OF HUMOUR .NOT UNLIKE YOURSELF
I wasn't sure if she was an adult woman or a teenager, until I saw the tats.
Atomic shrimp with his daughter, microwave shrimp
There appears to be an issue with your caps lock.
@@puddycat2325 Glad you noticed..... Fixed it.....took me 5 months ....BUGGER ITS BROKE AGAIN
Couldn't help but read this in the shouty-caps voice, thanks for that experience.
Seriously, how cool would it be to have Atomic Shrimp as your dad?
"Dad, What are you doing?"
*Eating a can of seaweed from Japan for TH-cam*
Seriously, how cool would it be to have a dad? Haha... Ha... :(.
@@byptts1384 Well, that would depend on just how much of a git he is, wouldn't it?
Girl: My dad is a navy seals.
Boy: My dad worked with technicians to control the lights on a famous music band.
Me: Shut up, my dad is literally world famous.
And he appears to have allowed his daughter to disfigure herself with a tattoo; she certainly doesn't sound old enough for that.
Vegan products are getting increasingly competitive, it’s great! At this point I prefer a lot of vegan alternatives to red meats - avoid the sinews, cartilage, etc. whilst making me feel slightly less guilty about what I’m eating. This chocolate looks nice, thanks for reviewing it. I’m rather basic so I’ll likely be picking up the caramel & sea salt if anything, but I’m glad that Steph(?) can have good chocolate once again! I know I’d miss it.
As a very new vegan and a VERY long-time absolute chocoholic, I'm really thankful that you've made this video! I'm looking forward to going out and getting some of that stuff very soon!
Try the cookie crumbles one.
this is SO wholesome I'm crying
Your daughter is awesome
After Steph told me that her Dad has a TH-cam channel, I had to check it out- love it so far! Well done Steph’s Dad! Xx
Love to see you and your Shrimpling :) I'm not vegan, but I do like trying new things and it's fun to see others do the same! Alternative foods have come a long way, and I'm sure there's one or two people who actually like that Fanta... maybe.
sweetener hell
My girlfriend asked if I was watching The IT Crowd from your accents. They’re perfect for the commentary.
I love your Videos Shrimp! From scam baiting to weird canned things and the times you picked wild mushrooms! I watch almost every video.
Sweet! Steph has a lovely voice for adverts, narration, reading, etc. Cheers!
That is a nice vid and great to see your family getting some air time, helping your endeavors. I will be on the lookout for the chocolate for sure!
The finger taps of hurry up dad and open it already! 🐈
I'm amazed, Atomic Shrimp.
I, like many others, came from a scam baiting video, but for some reason every time a notification from you pops up, I always click on it! Somethin' about your channel is great, keep up the good work. I even enjoy the carving of spoon and have always be rest assured that you will always post something super interesting in the very shortest of times. :)
Cellophane has been around since the early 1900’s, it was eclipsed because oil based clear films were less expensive and could be ‘engineered’ to perform different functions in packaging! Good that we’re seeing more of it as it’s biodegradable as you say! Excellent video again!
I just made the connection that it's named after cellulose, that's brilliant! Haha
Vegan chocolate was never on my rader... till now at least I gotta go find some, great video!
I'm so pleased your daughter got the chocolate so you need to buy her some for Christmas.
2:20 The way she says "That's nice I like that" is exactly like your wife! Seeing the little shrimpling talking so much like you guys is so cute. Love this!
Edit: Oh, and while I'm here, at least where I am there's some brands that carry proper milk that's had lactose removed (usually via adding lactase iirc), so you can have all the flavors and nutrition of milk without the tummy upset. It is a tad bit sweeter, since lactose breaks down into glucose and galactose, and they're sweeter than lactose. I thought I'd mention it since it's such a game changer as a lactose intolerant person. If you don't have that available, oat milk is probably my favorite non-dairy milk.
Your daughter has a suspiciously perfect accent. She sounds like Hermione.
Anthony Libardi "It's caRAmel, not caraMEL!"
It's called "an English accent"
What sus about it?
As a person who is also lactose intolerant, I'm going to have to try this
Try the cookie crumble one, it's the best in that range.
You have been spoiling us for content over the last few days. It's not often you're in a dialogue in the videos, so I enjoyed that change. Another good watch
Friday shrimp? Win!
Couverture Chocolate is generally heat tempered chocolate, used by confectioners in cakes and pastries, etc.
When I started watching your scambaiting vids, I genuinely didn’t think I’d get into your random videos. And now it’s the most enjoyable part of your channel for me.
Loved this episode. It's really nice having your daughter join in, the discussion is so much fun. Felt like I was there (Not in a creepy way)
i feel like the addition of "not in a creepy way" makes any sentence sound immediately more creepy (not in a creepy way)
@@mikesantiago14 🤣 true.😳 Uncomfortably true. Women can generally get away with it slightly better. But it's still creepy.
There are things about my wording I am trying to improve - I never say "To be honest" anymore because I realised I've only ever heard it from people who were lying.
I'm not creepy in real life (AFAIK) but I'm learning that my body language offsets any weird wording mistakes I make.
It makes me think of someone I'm close to.
My younger brother used to share my fairly dark twisted sense of humour, until he went through a rapid height increase in his late teens/ early 20s. Now his humour is only allowed out in private, because he realised very early on that it's creepy when you have an imposing stature.
He told me "once you get over 6 foot you have to modify the jokes you tell, and laugh at. When you're over 6½ foot you are already 'Creepy Tall'.
Then you need to alter your tone of voice, the way you move, your body language, the things you say.... if you're aware your height alone can make people uncomfortable, you know that you need to keep a dark sense of humour under the radar. If you don't, you're being creepy"
@@Skittenmeow i never realized that about the height... i am a tad tall but i never thought of myself as creepy or menacing (as much as just plain awkward and weird, anyway). interesting to think about that
"Galaxy" looks like "Cadbury" at the distance
Im glad im not the only one who saw that
Yeeeaaaah they knew what they were going
@@jdalbiac looks like shity old Cadbury is actually vastly superior galaxy.
Great review team!
A little present for Steph if she likes chocolate mousse. Here’s a three ingredient recipe I make for vegan friends.
Refrigerate a tin of coconut cream overnight. Pour off any liquids and beat the solid coconut cream until it increases in volume. Add quality dark drinking cocoa powder (Most Dutch and Italian brands are milk-free) and sugar to taste. Beat until blended and serve. Hope she enjoys it.
Another trick in egg white substitution is chickpea soaking water whipped called Aquafaba
Chocolate and orange together is my favorite flavor too. Very underappreciated flavor combo.
The Shrimps, now a family venture. Also, I must now try to get my hands on these galaxy chocolates - man, first you get me hooked on marmite... now this.
10:40 no can opener this time for that pull tab?
If you buy the small jars of Nutella, they make great drinking glasses after they’re empty.
Most of the glasses in my cupboard are Nutella jars. Some varieties of mustard are packaged that way too
If you ever find yourself bored by chocolate with salt in it, just try the "Tony's Chocolonely" brand milk chocolate caramel sea salt - all their varieties are colour coded, so for that one you want the orange coloured wrapper. It's an expensive chocolate bar at almost £4 for a 180 gram bar, but it's worth it - the quality and flavour beats the pants off damn nearly any other chocolate brand.
As for the nut "milks", I've tried exactly the same tiger nut drink and I really like it, but a close runner up has got to be the "Alpro" brand hazelnut milk, which has a nutty creaminess to it and is really refreshing when drunk cold. Or you can heat it up (either in the microwave or in a pan) and whisk some dark chocolate into it, for a hot chocolate drink which becomes more or less like liquefied nutella.
Ooh la la you're going up in the world with this high end content Shrimpy
I wish more manufacturers would start using cellophane for packaging again, I presume its just not as cheap as plastic for packaging, but as a kid I never had to fight to get into a cellophane packet destroying the contents in the process!
How have I ended up watching this at 1 in the morning. Love the content.
Great video. Regarding dairy free drinks: Always shake them well before drinking. Some don't require it but it doesn't hurt.
If you hadn't put Steph in the credits, I would have assumed it was Jenny with a cold/allergies/sinus infection. Steph sounds just like Jenny to me, but slightly higher pitch. I thought I even detected similar non-word utterances and cadence. And the accent!!! So sweet! Love it when we get a Shrimp Family cameo.
Up until now I always thought you were a bachelor
He has an incredibly patient and supporting family it seems😂 or they all share the same eclectic passions, either way - goals
@@calicodan1556 Fax 😂 Goals indeed!
Milk from the nuts of a tiger? Nasty tasty...
The worst part is milking them.
Gaspar Albertengo but you’d drink a cows milk?
@@Ivashaaa looks like you didn't get the joke
Ferxani nuts
Good job shrimplet! Good to see you're getting some early Christmas treats! 😊
Who in the world would dislike this? Great job A.S. and daughter :-)
The NOMO bars are quite good too. Our local chocokate producer is Kinnerton & they have a factory outlet in Fakenham sells the stuff off dirt cheap. They're one of the only chocolate producers to do genuine nut free chocolate. The NOMO bars are 2 for £1 in the factory shop my wide is vegan thru choice & loves them
They literally divided the factory, bought new machines, colour coded uniforms, equipment & tools so nothing from the nut side can get into the nut free side.
Look for Kinnerton on the label they make lots of stuff for supermarkets like M&S & they make most of the advent calendars for kids.
all fizzy orange has always confused me
it tastes nothing at all like orange
You make a good taste testing team.
Cadbury Bournville is vegan. Its the "milkiest" dark chocolate I've found. It has a similar taste and texture to dairymilk. The galaxy stuff is really nice but if you're just looking for simple chocolate flavour the Bournville is the one to go for. Alpro rice milk is my favorite milk alternative. If you use it in coffee or tea, cool them down slightly first.
Idk where you are from but in Sheffield UK the bournville dark choc is not dairy free.
I like this you should do more of these. Try meat replacements or something. Or maybe cheese made out of nuts
Choc-Orange is my favorite too 😍
BBQ cleaning water! I love it! Great vid as always my friend. Also, your daughter made a great addition to the video.
A baby Shrimp, we'll have to come up for a name...
Subatomic Shrimp?
@@nashsok Yesss
@@nashsok I like the Subatomic part, maybe make her a crustacean of her own...
Shrimpette
Little prawn?
couverture is normally made with extra cocoa butter for the gloss
Nice and interesting, and fun too! Quality content as always Shrimp
I loved that Fanta last year, just after Halloween my local co-op had lots of them left over and were selling them for 50p a bottle, I bought a considerable amount! I was gutted when I ran out. Hope they bring them out again this Halloween.
Huh. Vegan chocolate isn't something I even considered might exist. And I'm not surprised the gimmicky Fanta wasn't particularly great, if only for the holiday themed marketing.
Also: a hello to Steph. I enjoyed having her opinions accompanying your own.
There is no reason that chocolate should have dairy in it though.
People just like the milky, silky texture it brings.
@@ultrademigod *Most* people. I don't like milk chocolate at all.
I really enjoy Jacques pure (70% cacao) chocolate with zero milk ingredients. (disregarding some trace amounts of course).
It is then also accidentally vegan chocolate.
@DriftZ TwoSeven It's wasted on me either way.
I can't stand chocolate, but when I did eat it as a kid I preferred plain chocolate, as it had a clean yet bitter tang, which masked the sludginess of regular somewhat.
@@Kris_M "accidentally vegan chocolate."
Hah for some reason that reminds me of the "We've gone on holiday by mistake" line from Withnail and I.
@Johnny Eyeball The surprise is that someone OK'd advertising an explicitly vegan product as vegan. I've never liked using "vegan" as an advertising angle.
For a second I read "Fanta duck orange". Would go well with vegan chocolate I assume...
The best Fanta flavour is the Polish Lemon and Elderflower. It comes in a blue bottle.
I enjoy your wholesome videos thank you for making them
Great video! I loved it as a vegan living in russia its pretty hard to find good quality vegan options so im pretty jealous.
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Interestingly, the substitute milk with nuts, however nuts itself is quite allergen. so its like solving one problem with introducing another
I tried the chocolate, It tastes VERY much like a turkish chocolate I used to eat growing up during Ramadan called Solen. The brand was called Solen but they had these small bonbon truffle esque chocolates that tasted the exact same. It's not my cup of tea, but it isn't bad. It's like a creamy nutty bar.
I finally saw this video a year after you made it! I have never noticed these chocolate bars in Sainsburys or Tesco's now I will have a much closer look for them I hope they're still available!
I also have a dietary requirement not to consume milk and I have only recently heard of these chocolates. Thank you for your review, I will be buying these soon. Can't wait - like your daughter, I love chocolate but am not a big fan of the bitter-tasting dark chocolate we've been subjected to for so long
Love the Rude Health cashew and hazelnut milks too. Okja oat is fab too😍😍
If your daughter has a thing for chocolate and orange, then Belgian 'posh' chocolate is something to look at.
Lots of varieties going from orange peel to orange sponge filled chocolate. Not sure if many are available without any lactose.
Thanks! I was a bit iffy about trying these but now I'm a bit more confident.
Try the cookie crumble one, it's the best in that range.
The Brand is always putting quality products out so they may be expensive but they're great
If you are looking for another good chocolate alternative Vego bars are great! They have huge hazelnuts in them though.
horchata from Mexico is made from rice and has cinnamon and vanilla added.
smtpgirl one of my favourite drinks, it’s perfect hangover cure too
This video makes me sad I missed her channel. She's great.
I'm lactose intolerant, but I drink milk and eat cheese because I love the taste. I will eat them on the toilet if I have to.
Same. Not confirmed lactose intolerant but it's pretty obviously my main issue. They can pry my chilli cheese nuggets out of my cold, dead hands.
I am too but thankfully it isn't too bad. I can have milk with cereal or hard cheese like emmental or cheddar without much issue. Yoghurt, soft cheese and especially clotted cream has terrible effects on my gut though, which is a shame because I find it so delicious.
arent their pills you can take before eating lactose to counter the effect? i remember reading something like that.
@UC-SHCQ4DQIqVRkaAMDhWDNg yes, but my insurance doesn't cover them, and it's not too bad
I used to have issues when something was too "milky", but Pepto helped me a lot and lowkey tastes good-the original, not the cherry. Cherry Pepto tastes like cough syrup in a tablet.
there is a great brand in tesco called montezuma which does a chocolate vegan milk chocolate and a 100% (beautiful) cocao chocolate bar
Are those glasses Nutella cups? we do the same!
These are good. Although I did try the cookie crumble one first and wasn’t impressed at all. But then I tried the mint one and it’s lovely
Where can I get that Chocolate please? Never heard of lactose free Galaxy. They don't have them in the free from aisle in Morrisons. I also am lactose intolerant. Like the idea of hazlenuts in the chocolate too.
Have you tried the Booja Booja truffles? They are vegan & come in an interesting selection of flavours, all of which are GOOD. Personally I really like the hazlenut ones. You can order them from Greenlife online. Almond milk is the best nut milk & makes super delicious & smooth hot chocolate.
I suspect you haven't seen any adverts because some of these companies have a fear of backlash from the usual types.
@DriftZ TwoSeven less and less minority these days...
@DriftZ TwoSeven I'm in no way vegan, but "sort of" vegetarian (I don't like to be put in boxes) - I eat vegan food all the time.
I don't think the drop out rate from people like me is that high at all - mainly because if I want to eat meat I will: I simply don't want to.
Would I eat vegan chocolate - yeah.
Vegan food is still a minority but it often gets lumped in along side other free from foods that cater to other specific dietary needs like gluten free. Of course those are in the minority as well. But there's plenty of snowflakes these days that will convince themselves they have dietary needs as well that helps the free from range gain a better market foothold. That's good news for people that do genuinely suffer from food alergys as the pretenders help to push the price down. If you went back 20 years you would be hard pressed to find any food product actively advertising itself as free from. And when you could find it it would be stupidly overpriced.
Vegan Shrimp! Your daughter seems sweet. She scored big on that chocolate haul! I'll look it up, but I would have been interested to know more about what Horchata was about. Yeah, that dark orange drink did not look so great. Here there is a soda brand that is known for making soft drinks in odd flavors....fish, bacon, ketchup, etc. Apparently it all tasted good for the flavors. I tried one, but it was so long ago I don't remember what flavor it was. It tasted flat. I rarely drink soada....way too much sugar. Don't like overly sweet things.
Here's a previous video on Horchata when I tasted it (in prepackaged form) in Spain: th-cam.com/video/UgyIP6ZZk10/w-d-xo.html
Moo Free has a great range of dairy free chocolate bars as well. It's also a great family company! Same goes for Plamil!
i live in Alicante...... thank god there is horchata here. On a hot and sunny day, a cool glass of good horchata, is unbeatable
our local sainsburrys is quite small so doesnt stock the galaxy vegan chocolate which is a shame. if mars?\cadburrys? didnt push the vegan aspect and just marketed it as a new chocolate range they might generate greater appeal. when there is a dairy intolerance vegan is often an easy solution as you dont have to constantly read labels
I agree, probably lots of people will not buy it just because it says vegan. People sometimes are so .....
7:58 you can hear the "YAY" moment in her voice!
i relay want to try these now thank you both for the review
Omg shrimp, watch her little hands! Moves them just like daddy ❤️
Nomo is the absolute best I've found
Vegan foods are caching up :D
Slowly but surely.
*catching
@@PolarBear-rc4ks don't worry about it.
the NOMO bars are a good more affordable option. They are more of a Dairy Milk style chocolate in my opinion. Sold in Tesco
Nah, they have a very 'unique ' after taste that I hate. It's like marmite, you'll love or hate it.
I wonder how many centuries it'll take before this gets into my country
so delighted to find you got kids steph is a lovely young lady i take it she is ok with oat milk as like me nut milk does taste little fluffy on the tongue still laughing xx
They have a couple of new flavours now, cookies and cream being one of them! :)
If you’re interested in trying a really decent (ethical) vegan chocolate bar that does a good chocolate orange flavour, try a brand called Prodigy. You and your daughter will not be disappointed. They also do a Caramel Peanut one that is like a vegan Snickers but better.The Galaxy ones are mediocre at best and too expensive for what they are.
Nah, they have a very 'unique ' flavour, so they may or may not like it but I hated it.
Hey, maybe you can make more vegan taste tests in the future? :)
Sure - any suggestions as to what type of thing?
@@AtomicShrimp What about these vegan peas burgers everyone is talking about?
@@AtomicShrimp I very much have enjoyed the vegan videos you've produced so far, so I second what the original commenter said.
Eat an actual Vegan
Unfortunately I hate nuts, so won’t be trying any of the chocolate. Fantastic video and lovely to see the interaction with your daughter.
Nice, I haven't seen Fanta Dark Orange here in the states yet. At least where I live.
Great video duke!
You can buy cow's milk that has had the lactose removed from it. I wonder if you can buy "real" chocolate made with that milk.
There are brands of lactose free dairy chocolate around, but they are surprisingly rare. In Spain (where I think lactose intolerance might be more common), there is a brand named Valor that has a lactose free variety (and it's pretty good)
Scrubworks why would you want to? Why would you want to still contribute to the cruelty and negative environmental impacts.
@@Ivashaaa I don't actually buy milk, I buy an almond-based substitute, because I prefer it. I was merely pointing out that lactose free milks exist. Thanks for being a presumptuous, condescending, self-righteous prick.
Dang you can even get Horchata in the UK now. I might have to move back.
I have never seen those bars of chocolate in the shops
Terry's is just the best right? :D glad you've found a substitute Steph :)
Are there less calories in the vegan chocolate?
I live in Spain (alicante region) since 2018 and I love horchata. But as everything here in Spain, it is way to sweet
Awhh, look at you, you're being sweet now!
By Grabthar’s Hammer!! It’s a Galaxy Quest!
merry christmas 🎅🎅 to the atomic shrimp family, thank you for the entertainment in 2019 and see you in 2020.
everyone that i know says that chocolate orange is gross, finally i find a fellow person who enjoys it!
A lot of vegan chocolate tastes appalling but to be fair to Galaxy, these bars are really good. I'm not vegan but my wife is lactose intolerant and has these and I'd be quite happy with one. The only problem is the price.