We are excited to take you for a short drive & trip to one of our FAVORITE STORES in our city! The famous Jungle Jim's International Market just outside Cincinnati. Packed with British food, British snacks, English cheese, English & Scottish Beer and more! There are foods from over 75 Countries! All imported from each Country. Today we are going to show you the snacks (and more) that were available this trip out and those insane prices! We certainly pay a lot more for imported foods! We hope you brought your credit cards and appetites! Let us know YOUR favorites in the comments. And let us know which of these yummy foods from the United Kingdom we should try that we haven't already. Thanks to each of YOU for watching! If you enjoy our content, please consider subscribing to our channel, it is the BEST way to support our channel and it's FREE! Also, please click the Like button. Thank you for your support!
Hi you two:) We’ve all heard & possibly tried Single Malt Scotch whisky, Very nice it is too, BUT, did you know there is an English Whisky produced in Devon? As you know with the Scotch you can taste & smell the peat of the highlands, well I swear you can taste the Granite of the Moors in Devon. Just saying:)
If and when you go to wales, go find some Lava bread..my poor South African wife phoned me up froma,Swansea bakery wanting to.get me some lava bread. You need to go.to a fish mongers Emmy I replied. She found it. As for Haggis delicious.
I bought a pack of six jam ones yesterday for the first time in some time, ate the lot and still didn't feel sick . I swear they are a 3rd the size they used to be, robbing🤬
I used to buy them in the early 70's from the school tuck shop. 2 new pence each. And I used to like Club 'fruit' or 'coffee' versions. In fact I liked most chocolate bars that came with coffee flavour versions but you hardly ever get anything other than limited runs of Kit Kats that seem exclusive to Milton Keynes.
When over in the USA we never buy any British products from the supermarkets because the prices are just ridiculously expensive in comparison to back home. The prices are at least double if not triple the price back in the UK.
The dry powder Colmans mustard is worth having in the spice cupboard. Mix with flour to coat a beef roast, put in any cheese dish to multiply the favour and mix with vinegar or water to make fresh (strong) mustard.
That was great! Thanks for the tour ladies, it helped to brighten up my Monday! I always enjoy going shopping with you 😊... I wonder if you would consider doing a tour of some of your other big stores? I'd love to see more.
Them exact mushy peas used be 3 tins for £1 . They are usually about 60p now, 3 pack for 1.50 . That's the good brand too. I've often seen "fake" British food in the US stores, which are made only for export and youd never see in the UK.
Watching with Mum this morning as she's here looking after me and loves your videos. She was shocked by some of the prices but loved seeing the store and everything they had too. And she loved seeing the houses too, happy Monday to you both 😊
I saw White Pudding near the black pudding!....slice, smear with butter,grill....add a splash of malt vinegar....eat with a fried breakfast of bacon, fried eggs, beans on toast!
Tiptree boy here! Growing up in the 70s in the jam capital of the world! You could smell what they were making. However only one posh shop in the village sold Wilkins jam, Mr Kettleys. Wasn't in our two mainstream supermarkets. We used to bike to the factory in the summer holidays and see if they needed any help. Still make my own jam, it's in the blood.
As I said in a past chat ,I just love some of the buildings in your neighbourhood on the way to the store. I would love if you explored your city for us in a vlog .Greetings ladies from Australia .
Great video as always , i remember a previous video , i think it was the couple having a January late Xmas dinner , that you hadnt tried roast parsnips , they are to die for , sweet and crispy and so tasty 🤣🤣 xx
You can cook mushy peas for a lot less than that. Are dried marrowfat peas available in the US? If so, just soak a load of those overnight, after adding a heaped dessertspoon of Bicarbonate of Soda. In the morning, drain and rinse them thoroughly, then boil them slowly until 'the mushiness' takes over, add salt to taste and serve. Try serving them with malt vinegar - they'll be delicious. As a child if we'd had mushy peas with our lunch, I'd have a mugful of what was left over for my supper, totally drowned in malt vinegar - Mmmm lovely!
Do you have a yard? Buy some marrowfat pea seeds and grow your own mushy peas, it's what I do and they're delicious as well as super cheap! Debbie has great taste, Curly Wurly's are elite level! The mark up is eye-watering, I just got that exact 12 pack of Walkers crisps from Tesco for £3, but imported goods are always expensive wherever you live, I'd strongly advise you try the Fox's triple as they're excellent!!!! Love the Sherwood Forest theme and Robin Hood, keeping it classy!!! 😁
The theme music playing in the background whilst Robin Hood is talking sounds exactly like what used to play about 15 years ago when you walked through the visitors centre at Sherwood Forest.
That was fun,, love a trip to jungle Jim's. You could spend a day just wondering around and then spend a fortune at the till. The price of chocolate and sweets isn't too bad but essential are abit pricey. Great video girlies once again. Thank you for magic Monday ❤❤
Living in Spain I can identify with looking for UK products abroad. There is always a mark up on price also. Not as much as the USA though. I do love Colman's mustard, Bovril is much better than marmite! Since Brexit British goods are not so available now. Spain produces a lot of their own cheese, not a patch on British cheese.
Up here in Latvia, I can get good British cheese (in the Nordic equivalent of the M&S store), Snowdonia Cheese company stuff, for example. But it's €5.50 a packet upwards...
The overseas supermarket in the Alicante region has a selection of British products, but they have to get their goods via the republic of Ireland! It's a shame they don't have Tesco throughout Europe!
Superb video.....loved the view of the city on the way to Jungle Jims.... beautiful......and then strangely very excited to see my favourite cheese Sage Derby on the shelves (its difficult to get it in the UK these days)....brilliant loved this!
If you can buy dried marrowfat peas you can make mushy peas from scratch quite easily. You can then portion them up and freeze them. It’ll be far more cost effective and they do freeze really well.
Tiptree is sooo good. Little Scarlett is the most expensive variety of strawberry in the world. Tiptree own the variety. It's about £5 a jar. I actually have a video up showing around the Tiptree factory and how they make jam and a bit on its history. Its about 10 minutes "Made In Britain - How Tiptree Jam is made"
Natasha and Debbie, you can do your own mushy peas. Buy dried marrowfat peas and soak them overnight in water and baking soda. Rinse them in clean water then boil them till they turn soft and mushy. I like to enjoy a small bowl of them with mint sauce and a dash of white pepper.
The price of the Marmite sounds surprisingly reasonable. For most households that would be $5.99 for three months supply, $10.99 for a years supply, $15.99 for a lifetime supply! 😉
Brennan's is the best bread ... I'm from NY but when I visited my granny in Ireland as a kid and go shopping with her. They would send the loaf through a cutting machine if she wanted it sliced
The ressson why you have Irish stuff is where so close beside each other we have all the UK food here in Ireland my respite will be taking me to the north of Ireland today. Everybody in 2 hours driving distance shops up north because it's much cheaper. And today I will be in my wheelchair so I get to visit all the stores I love it. 24 bottles of water for 4 pound. And all the goodies is so much cheaper and yes we also have marmite some love some hate. But you Reilly do only put a tiny bit on toast. I Been watching the show for a long time yorkshair tea is the best. I love the show. 😊
Great to see you out and about in your home town. Liked the look of the residential area on your drive. Just for comparison at current prices and exchange rate, in the UK: Walkers 12-pack of crisps is £3.00 ($3.80), Marmite 250g medium jar £3.00 ($3.80), Colmans Mustard 150g at £1.90 ($2.41), Batchelor's Mushy peas are 80p ($1.01), Tiptree Little Scarlet Conserve is £4.60 ($5.83). I recommend you buy some Colmans Mustard - it's hot, so only use a little. Ideal in a ham sandwich, cheese and ham toastie, and if making a cheddar cheese sauce (for example a califlower cheese), adding a little adds depth to the cheddar flavour.
Raisin & Biscuit Yorkie was the highlight! If you like Fruit'n'Nut, then you'll probably enjoy that. Do they do Gentleman's Relish? A spiced anchovy paste, usually spread thinly on hot buttered toast. Also an ingredient in the wonderfully named Scotch Woodcock. Little Scarlet is the closest thing I've found to my Nan's strawberry jam (1970s/80s). Even in the UK, it's £4.60! The quince jelly, to the right of it, is worth trying. Nice on buttered crumpets or (English) muffins. Also good with Cheddar cheese. Yorkshire Brack (if they have it) is a fruitcake made with tea. Nice with a slice of Wensleydale cheese and a cup of tea (with milk 😉) . Red Leicester is (IMHO) the best cheese for a cheese toastie (with thinly-sliced tomato, so the inside is like lava!). Getting really good fish and chips is difficult in the UK, so I wouldn't hold out much hope in Ohio... Thank you for the video, N&D.✌
LOL, I was born in Nottingham & have visited the 'Royal Oak' a few times, but never heard THAT accent before 😂😂Yeah, here in the U.K. we've been hit hard by the latest price rises for sure! as well as manufactures shrinking the size of products, which nobody seems to notice or mind it seems... some of those prices aren't too bad to be honest! Great channel, keep it up 👏🤙🖖✌🤘👌👍🍻
Great video girls!!❤❤ What a bizarre shop!! An international mega market but with fibre glass animals and a fibre glass Major Oak with Robin Hood in the British/Irish section😅😅😅😅😅😅! The tea section was interesting...You have a greater selection of herbal/fruit tea than would be in any actual British supermarket!!!
See? I knew Debbie had immense taste! Curly Wurlys are great. Never mind them being a very specifically aimed at kids thing. I'm in the 50s and still love em. And yeah those prices are expensive sure but if you look at them as treats then it's not so bad. Just a shame that you have to look at them that way. (I'm in the same boat in Australia but being from the UK and finding UK snacks here)
I’m 204 Days clean but was on a minimum of 5 Bottles of wine a day in 2022.. I could only afford the German stuff. I’m surprised on your low ish prices 👀
@@TheNatashaDebbieShow Thank you! Well done Natasha. I’ve had the toughest year of my life (I hate saying that when I think of the suffering in Gaza) but I’ve stayed clean & now I know I can ‘Do’ life Sober whatever it throws at me ❤️
Really enjoyed this ladies, thankyou for showing us. You have lots of our brands and recognized all of it. Very expensive maybe thats to do with import charges from the UK
Birmingham UK here. Your neighbourhood looks impressive. Huge houses with football field sized front lawns. Very green too. You should show us more of suburban Cincinnati. Would love to see it. Stay calm and eat Curlywurlies.
Just found your channel and love it. Being from the Uk my fave snacks are Fox's Golden Crunch Creams, Lemon Puff biscuits, Fry's mint chocolate cream bar, daim bars, aero mint chocolate, Galaxy caramel and York Fruits (they are sweets). If you find them give em a go :)
If you like mushy peas, I would recommend looking out for the dried marrowfat peas. All that you need to add to them is water, a pinch of salt and some bicarbonate of soda.
Beautiful neighbourhood ladies - I think I would get lost in that shop. When importing like they must do, you can understand the pricing. I must admit to being surprised that they had so many products that are actually popular in the UK rather than what you see sometimes in foreign stores - products that, though British are not really sold in the UK or if they are, are not really on supermarket shelves. I must say well done Jungle Jims
You should definitely try Colman's mustard but be warned a little goes a long way. Some of your prices weren't that much more than here, Newcastle Brown Ale being one example (but most were between 50% and 100% higher). The tea section is massive compared to our supermarkets, we'd need to go to a specialist tea retailer to get anything like that choice.
I love your Jungle Jim Store . It looks fantastic. Could spend a whole day there . Wish we had a place like that in Swansea, South Wales. Great having you back again. Missed you both. ❤
Loved seeing you out and about. The drive-in was so pretty with all those mahoosive wooden houses and massive lawns at the front. So fresh and green. So funny that you were shopping under the roots of a massive plastic tree. What's that all about? So funny seeing all our familiar brands but with huge markup prices. Oh my God, the jam and cheese prices!! 🤪
That shop is insanely massive love how random the Jungle theam is. Love your excursions videos and seeing the neighbourhoods. Great video 😊 long live Cheddar Cheese the best Cheese in the world 🌎 brought tears to my eyes😂
two things that are definately worth a try that were on the shelves, Colmans English Mustard, be careful it's nothing like your yellow mustard, it will light you up, the other scrummy item is Munchies chocolates
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We are excited to take you for a short drive & trip to one of our FAVORITE STORES in our city! The famous Jungle Jim's International Market just outside Cincinnati. Packed with British food, British snacks, English cheese, English & Scottish Beer and more! There are foods from over 75 Countries! All imported from each Country. Today we are going to show you the snacks (and more) that were available this trip out and those insane prices! We certainly pay a lot more for imported foods! We hope you brought your credit cards and appetites! Let us know YOUR favorites in the comments. And let us know which of these yummy foods from the United Kingdom we should try that we haven't already. Thanks to each of YOU for watching! If you enjoy our content, please consider subscribing to our channel, it is the BEST way to support our channel and it's FREE! Also, please click the Like button. Thank you for your support!
Great choice with the HP Fruity, very saucy young lady 😉♥️
Hi you two:)
We’ve all heard & possibly tried Single Malt Scotch whisky, Very nice it is too, BUT, did you know there is an English Whisky produced in Devon? As you know with the Scotch you can taste & smell the peat of the highlands, well I swear you can taste the Granite of the Moors in Devon. Just saying:)
If and when you go to wales, go find some Lava bread..my poor South African wife phoned me up froma,Swansea bakery wanting to.get me some lava bread.
You need to go.to a fish mongers Emmy I replied.
She found it.
As for Haggis delicious.
Do u have a PO box to send stuff to?
Tea aisle seem impressive but what with the Creepy Sherword Forest theme.
Less than 2 minutes into this video, I just have to comment how green and spacious your neighbourhood looks! ❤
The prices are a lot dearer their I can get most of the biscuits for 60 pence or less in my local LIDL's,
yeah i was just thinking the same thing looks lovley xx
looks beautiful
@paulhenman9907 it's because it's expensive to ship it to America so the items are expensive on their side to cover the import cost.
I recall when Wagon Wheels were like actual wagon wheels Now they are wrist-watch cogs.😅
I bought a pack of six jam ones yesterday for the first time in some time, ate the lot and still didn't feel sick . I swear they are a 3rd the size they used to be, robbing🤬
I used to buy them in the early 70's from the school tuck shop. 2 new pence each.
And I used to like Club 'fruit' or 'coffee' versions.
In fact I liked most chocolate bars that came with coffee flavour versions but you hardly ever get anything other than limited runs of Kit Kats that seem exclusive to Milton Keynes.
@@pem... They are definitely smaller and less jam in them. I remember then being much bigger
When over in the USA we never buy any British products from the supermarkets because the prices are just ridiculously expensive in comparison to back home. The prices are at least double if not triple the price back in the UK.
Haha true 🌹🇬🇧🌹
The dry powder Colmans mustard is worth having in the spice cupboard. Mix with flour to coat a beef roast, put in any cheese dish to multiply the favour and mix with vinegar or water to make fresh (strong) mustard.
Be warned it's hot. Hotter than most commercially made but yeah I love it hotter than Djion!
@@martinsigsworth8286 Don't be a wuss! Try Gunpowder Mustard!
Also use a little bit in making a salad dressing.
@Fallopia5150 if I see it I will - I love the arson fire hot stuff LOL I ain't no wuss
LOL .... Ugh! English mustard used in any way, makes me heave! Eeiiiuuww! lol
Love getting to taste and see all the different foods available. We ❤ going here.
You can’t beat a Curly Wurly 😂😂
Yes you can, two curly wurlys 😂
Better after being in the freezer
Well, you can but it just turns into a horrible gooey mess LOL!
Battered and deep fried. Munch
Try saying a Curly Wurly in a Scottish accent, everyone takes the pee out of me with that one along with Twril 😂
Tizer soda is a classic British soft drink and not sold in that many shops today. Once was very popular in 60s 70s.
That was great! Thanks for the tour ladies, it helped to brighten up my Monday! I always enjoy going shopping with you 😊... I wonder if you would consider doing a tour of some of your other big stores? I'd love to see more.
Them exact mushy peas used be 3 tins for £1 . They are usually about 60p now, 3 pack for 1.50 . That's the good brand too. I've often seen "fake" British food in the US stores, which are made only for export and youd never see in the UK.
That extra mature cheddar, perfect! nice in a sandwich with a thin layer of marmite, cheese and marmite go together so well!
Lettuce and marmite sandwiches are great too.
Extra Mature cheddar and Branson Pickle sandwich! 😍
😂❤, it's bloody great to have you lovely ladies back,,,missed you ❤, take care Tony here in the UK 🇬🇧
Watching with Mum this morning as she's here looking after me and loves your videos. She was shocked by some of the prices but loved seeing the store and everything they had too. And she loved seeing the houses too, happy Monday to you both 😊
That suburb in the beginning with those houses, looked amazing.
That's our suburb, glad you like it!
Thank you so much for the tour, loved it
Our pleasure!
That shop is like a theme park 😍
correct not run of the mill brit shite
@@peterchapman3740 ours are zoo's inside 😂
Branston pickle and cheese toasted sandwiches , YUM Mushy peas with mashed potatoe with roast beef .
Branston beans the best and refried beans
Love seeing what you have in this amazing shop
Glad you liked it!
The cheese interaction was wholesome ❤😊
Crumbly Lancashire cheese is lovely
_Cheshire cheese is very similar._
I spotted Fry’s Turkish delight and Fry’s peppermint creames. My absolute favourites.
Hartleys Jam was first manufactured in 1871 in Colne the next town to where I grew up in Lancashire . They eventually moved the factory to Liverpool.
I saw White Pudding near the black pudding!....slice, smear with butter,grill....add a splash of malt vinegar....eat with a fried breakfast of bacon, fried eggs, beans on toast!
The Yorkies and other chocolate looks as big as they used to be here, I got jealous.
Tiptree boy here! Growing up in the 70s in the jam capital of the world! You could smell what they were making. However only one posh shop in the village sold Wilkins jam, Mr Kettleys. Wasn't in our two mainstream supermarkets.
We used to bike to the factory in the summer holidays and see if they needed any help.
Still make my own jam, it's in the blood.
Can't beat tiptree jam I live in Essex 😊
Tiptree ketchup is also the best one available. It's so much more flavourful than Heinz
Seems to be a few of us locals about :D
@@Seedated42 yep
I love the tiptree jams but I only ever see them in hotels and B&Bs. They are never in the shops around here.
You live in such a beautiful and clean place.
As I said in a past chat ,I just love some of the buildings in your neighbourhood on the way to the store. I would love if you explored your city for us in a vlog .Greetings ladies from Australia .
Thanks! We do our city videos exclusively for Patreon
Great video ! We certainly take pride in our cheeses in the UK
Great video as always , i remember a previous video , i think it was the couple having a January late Xmas dinner , that you hadnt tried roast parsnips , they are to die for , sweet and crispy and so tasty 🤣🤣 xx
You can cook mushy peas for a lot less than that. Are dried marrowfat peas available in the US? If so, just soak a load of those overnight, after adding a heaped dessertspoon of Bicarbonate of Soda.
In the morning, drain and rinse them thoroughly, then boil them slowly until 'the mushiness' takes over, add salt to taste and serve.
Try serving them with malt vinegar - they'll be delicious. As a child if we'd had mushy peas with our lunch, I'd have a mugful of what was left over for my supper, totally drowned in malt vinegar - Mmmm lovely!
Wonderful.
i see a packet of dried marrowfat peas on the way...
The music & Robin Hood dialogue is hilarious!..as stereotypes go, that's a corker. (Corker = " a great example")
Do you have a yard? Buy some marrowfat pea seeds and grow your own mushy peas, it's what I do and they're delicious as well as super cheap! Debbie has great taste, Curly Wurly's are elite level! The mark up is eye-watering, I just got that exact 12 pack of Walkers crisps from Tesco for £3, but imported goods are always expensive wherever you live, I'd strongly advise you try the Fox's triple as they're excellent!!!! Love the Sherwood Forest theme and Robin Hood, keeping it classy!!! 😁
THe Sherwood Forest and Robin Hood theming reminds me of Trowell Services outside of Nottingham on the M1 when it first opened and was run by Mecca.
The theme music playing in the background whilst Robin Hood is talking sounds exactly like what used to play about 15 years ago when you walked through the visitors centre at Sherwood Forest.
Huge price hugs to you both enjoyed so much ❤❤❤
That was fun,, love a trip to jungle Jim's. You could spend a day just wondering around and then spend a fortune at the till. The price of chocolate and sweets isn't too bad but essential are abit pricey. Great video girlies once again. Thank you for magic Monday ❤❤
I don't like to be confused so I would wander around. :)
I know, $15 for Marmite. I would have to pay it though. Can not live without Marmite.
I always enjoy a trip out with you ladies to Jungle Jims. lol
Mushy Pees and a Gravy/Roast Dinner 😋
Mushy Peas, please
Mushy peas from the chippy, with and chips.
@@chrisbodum3621
*_What! Garden peas, if you please!_*
What a wonderfully informative video - thank you so much for doing it.
Thank you for watching!
You ladies certainly live in a beautiful part of the world! ❤🇬🇧🏴
Thank you 😊
_Which is...?_
Looks like a lovely place. Interesting buildings and green spaces
That's a really great selection I'm seeing though, place looks cool. I'd love looking around the place
I LOVE that you love mushy peas.
Living in Spain I can identify with looking for UK products abroad. There is always a mark up on price also. Not as much as the USA though. I do love Colman's mustard, Bovril is much better than marmite! Since Brexit British goods are not so available now. Spain produces a lot of their own cheese, not a patch on British cheese.
Up here in Latvia, I can get good British cheese (in the Nordic equivalent of the M&S store), Snowdonia Cheese company stuff, for example. But it's €5.50 a packet upwards...
The overseas supermarket in the Alicante region has a selection of British products, but they have to get their goods via the republic of Ireland! It's a shame they don't have Tesco throughout Europe!
I always said Greggs missed a trick in Benidorm! Lol @@peterdubois4983
@@peterdubois4983I thought they did .maybe it was woolworths I went to in Germany
in the UK we sometimes get a pub importing real ale beer from the US and the mark up is huge
Thank you so much waited this video since you told us on the live about this video. Love you girls lots xx
Always fun to follow you to Jungle Jim´s. Think even I could enjoy that store, even though it´s shopping involved.
Thanks for watching!
Galaxy Caramel is my favourite, but still love 70% posh dark chocolate too.
Great looking neighbourhood
Thanks!
Superb video.....loved the view of the city on the way to Jungle Jims.... beautiful......and then strangely very excited to see my favourite cheese Sage Derby on the shelves (its difficult to get it in the UK these days)....brilliant loved this!
I thought to myself watching this at the beginning, "Wow, they live in a nice place." Then... Hooters. 🤣🤣🤣
😉
I know! All that lovely scenery and boobies too
Are you saying Hooters aren’t nice? 🤣
If you can buy dried marrowfat peas you can make mushy peas from scratch quite easily. You can then portion them up and freeze them. It’ll be far more cost effective and they do freeze really well.
Looking forward to watching the video.
It's easy enough to make your own mushy peas Natasha. You should do it..then freeze them.
What a brilliant shop! It's a day out to an amusement park rather than a shopping trip. We have nothing like that in UK!
So in The Netherlands we also don't have this kind of store. :(
Love your recrtions and videos and seeing different foods
Wow the prices are crazy high mushy peas can in the UK less than a pound x
Yeah, not fair for us! But at least we can get it!
oh your town looks beautiful,love the old church at the begining.
i want to live in that neighbourhood !!! very nice houses
Those board-fronted houses with the verandahs feel like something out of a film.
Tiptree is sooo good. Little Scarlett is the most expensive variety of strawberry in the world. Tiptree own the variety. It's about £5 a jar. I actually have a video up showing around the Tiptree factory and how they make jam and a bit on its history. Its about 10 minutes
"Made In Britain - How Tiptree Jam is made"
Little Scarlett is the best.
Natasha and Debbie, you can do your own mushy peas. Buy dried marrowfat peas and soak them overnight in water and baking soda. Rinse them in clean water then boil them till they turn soft and mushy. I like to enjoy a small bowl of them with mint sauce and a dash of white pepper.
The price of the Marmite sounds surprisingly reasonable. For most households that would be $5.99 for three months supply, $10.99 for a years supply, $15.99 for a lifetime supply! 😉
Brennan's is the best bread ... I'm from NY but when I visited my granny in Ireland as a kid and go shopping with her. They would send the loaf through a cutting machine if she wanted it sliced
Wow nice looking place love the house hi from Ireland
Hello 😊
The ressson why you have Irish stuff is where so close beside each other we have all the UK food here in Ireland my respite will be taking me to the north of Ireland today. Everybody in 2 hours driving distance shops up north because it's much cheaper. And today I will be in my wheelchair so I get to visit all the stores I love it. 24 bottles of water for 4 pound. And all the goodies is so much cheaper and yes we also have marmite some love some hate. But you Reilly do only put a tiny bit on toast. I Been watching the show for a long time yorkshair tea is the best. I love the show. 😊
@olliestevenson8068 Thanks so much!! Happy you get to visit your stores today, enjoy!!
Great to see you out and about in your home town. Liked the look of the residential area on your drive.
Just for comparison at current prices and exchange rate, in the UK: Walkers 12-pack of crisps is £3.00 ($3.80), Marmite 250g medium jar £3.00 ($3.80), Colmans Mustard 150g at £1.90 ($2.41), Batchelor's Mushy peas are 80p ($1.01), Tiptree Little Scarlet Conserve is £4.60 ($5.83).
I recommend you buy some Colmans Mustard - it's hot, so only use a little. Ideal in a ham sandwich, cheese and ham toastie, and if making a cheddar cheese sauce (for example a califlower cheese), adding a little adds depth to the cheddar flavour.
That mechanical Robin Hood had a worse English accent than Kevin Costner.
Edit: The price of the Trooper Ale and Old Speckled Hen isn't too bad.
a fun episode really enjoyed it thank you
Looking forward to this - I even got up 2 hours early . . .
It'll be toast & Marmite time at 7:30 🥸
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Stunning neighbourhood ❤🏴
Raisin & Biscuit Yorkie was the highlight! If you like Fruit'n'Nut, then you'll probably enjoy that.
Do they do Gentleman's Relish? A spiced anchovy paste, usually spread thinly on hot buttered toast. Also an ingredient in the wonderfully named Scotch Woodcock.
Little Scarlet is the closest thing I've found to my Nan's strawberry jam (1970s/80s). Even in the UK, it's £4.60!
The quince jelly, to the right of it, is worth trying. Nice on buttered crumpets or (English) muffins. Also good with Cheddar cheese.
Yorkshire Brack (if they have it) is a fruitcake made with tea. Nice with a slice of Wensleydale cheese and a cup of tea (with milk 😉) .
Red Leicester is (IMHO) the best cheese for a cheese toastie (with thinly-sliced tomato, so the inside is like lava!).
Getting really good fish and chips is difficult in the UK, so I wouldn't hold out much hope in Ohio...
Thank you for the video, N&D.✌
Not surprised the prices were higher than normal but the items for sale looked totally legit and if your missing a taste of home.. worth every penny!
LOL, I was born in Nottingham & have visited the 'Royal Oak' a few times, but never heard THAT accent before 😂😂Yeah, here in the U.K. we've been hit hard by the latest price rises for sure! as well as manufactures shrinking the size of products, which nobody seems to notice or mind it seems... some of those prices aren't too bad to be honest!
Great channel, keep it up 👏🤙🖖✌🤘👌👍🍻
Really loved the journey over to the store, the houses and gardens are so big! And the store made me laugh it looked like some kind of attraction
Shropshire Blue is one of my favourite cheeses.
We'll see if they have that one
@@TheNatashaDebbieShow Shropshire blue fruity red italian wine......guys i hate cheese
i hate any cheese but.........
Great video girls!!❤❤ What a bizarre shop!! An international mega market but with fibre glass animals and a fibre glass Major Oak with Robin Hood in the British/Irish section😅😅😅😅😅😅! The tea section was interesting...You have a greater selection of herbal/fruit tea than would be in any actual British supermarket!!!
See? I knew Debbie had immense taste! Curly Wurlys are great. Never mind them being a very specifically aimed at kids thing. I'm in the 50s and still love em.
And yeah those prices are expensive sure but if you look at them as treats then it's not so bad. Just a shame that you have to look at them that way. (I'm in the same boat in Australia but being from the UK and finding UK snacks here)
Rocky Bars are da bomb, just something about the chocolate hits different.
Great video. It's always fun to look into jungle jim's.
They have so many good things from all countries.😊🫶🏻
We agree!
I’m 204 Days clean but was on a minimum of 5 Bottles of wine a day in 2022.. I could only afford the German stuff. I’m surprised on your low ish prices 👀
Congrats 👏🏻 Natasha will be 20 Years sober on December 1st!! Keep it up!
🎉 good work stay strong. Big hugs even though you have arsenal in your profile name. 🤣❤️
@@TheNatashaDebbieShow Thank you! Well done Natasha. I’ve had the toughest year of my life (I hate saying that when I think of the suffering in Gaza) but I’ve stayed clean & now I know I can ‘Do’ life Sober whatever it throws at me ❤️
Awesome vid. The places you filmed on the way were pretty nice too.
My all time favourite chocolate bar is Bounty so I thank the USA from the bottom of my heart for inventing such a treat! Thank you 😊
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Really enjoyed this ladies, thankyou for showing us. You have lots of our brands and recognized all of it. Very expensive maybe thats to do with import charges from the UK
Birmingham UK here. Your neighbourhood looks impressive. Huge houses with football field sized front lawns. Very green too. You should show us more of suburban Cincinnati. Would love to see it. Stay calm and eat Curlywurlies.
Thank you! We do lots of local videos on Patreon.
Just found your channel and love it. Being from the Uk my fave snacks are Fox's Golden Crunch Creams, Lemon Puff biscuits, Fry's mint chocolate cream bar, daim bars, aero mint chocolate, Galaxy caramel and York Fruits (they are sweets). If you find them give em a go :)
Fish shop to night girls I will be think of you when iam eating it😂
Mushy peas too!
That was such a good video. Really enjoyed it👍
We put Curly Wurlitzer in the freezer. When you take them out you can tap them and they break up into bitesize pieces.
Excellent idea 💡
If you like mushy peas, I would recommend looking out for the dried marrowfat peas. All that you need to add to them is water, a pinch of salt and some bicarbonate of soda.
That's a shop? It looks like you're going to the zoo! 🙂🏴
Double decker chocolate bars and boost chocolate bars are some of my favs if you aint tried 100% worth it
Beautiful neighbourhood ladies - I think I would get lost in that shop. When importing like they must do, you can understand the pricing. I must admit to being surprised that they had so many products that are actually popular in the UK rather than what you see sometimes in foreign stores - products that, though British are not really sold in the UK or if they are, are not really on supermarket shelves. I must say well done Jungle Jims
22:31 love the cheese swap 😂
The Picnic bars are amazing.
What a fun video, fantastic little tour! 🥰
Try the Picnic bar and the Yorkie (Biscuit & Raisin)
Just found your channel, loving your videos
Amazing! Love these two patriotic girls.
You should definitely try Colman's mustard but be warned a little goes a long way. Some of your prices weren't that much more than here, Newcastle Brown Ale being one example (but most were between 50% and 100% higher). The tea section is massive compared to our supermarkets, we'd need to go to a specialist tea retailer to get anything like that choice.
I love your Jungle Jim Store . It looks fantastic. Could spend a whole day there . Wish we had a place like that in Swansea, South Wales. Great having you back again. Missed you both. ❤
Hi Girls, glad to see you back. Looks like a great place to shop and sit and enjoy the surroundings. Hope you get what you want.
Loved seeing you out and about. The drive-in was so pretty with all those mahoosive wooden houses and massive lawns at the front. So fresh and green. So funny that you were shopping under the roots of a massive plastic tree. What's that all about? So funny seeing all our familiar brands but with huge markup prices. Oh my God, the jam and cheese prices!! 🤪
That shop is insanely massive love how random the Jungle theam is. Love your excursions videos and seeing the neighbourhoods. Great video 😊 long live Cheddar Cheese the best Cheese in the world 🌎 brought tears to my eyes😂
two things that are definately worth a try that were on the shelves, Colmans English Mustard, be careful it's nothing like your yellow mustard, it will light you up, the other scrummy item is Munchies chocolates
That was absolutely fascinating. Thanks. The prices were generally really high, of course.