Irish People Try Delecto Canadian Chocolate
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Delecto Chocolate from Ganong is one of Canada's oldest chocolates - we recently were sent a selection of Delecto so we decided to see what our lovely Irish people thought of the Canadian chocolates!
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Canadian confirming that these are the drugstore chocolate brand boxes you give to people who you only sort of like at christmas time... Real friends get Laura Secord or Lindt lol
So the Canadian version of a Whitman's sampler?
...takes my box of Pot of Gold and slinks home 😥
@@tarmaque Even cheaper. Whitman's sampler seems to be in the 10$+ range, these are 5-6$.
Almost a passive aggressive gift lol (also never seen these in Québec at least). If Try haven't had Laura Secord yet, maybe I'll send them some.
@@DeeDeeCatMom Heh. It depends on the size. Whitman's comes in several sizes, as well as seasonal specials (like Valentines.) My Mom actually likes them, so I like to wait until after holidays and pick up the seasonal ones for her for cheap. (Don't worry, I get her better presents all the time.)
"Are you enjoying any of these Ghostbusters 2 references?"
RIP Max Von Sydow, the voice of Vigo.
RIP Harold Ramis as well, The Ghostbusters were nothing without Egon :'(
@@screwylooygaming I had such a crush on Harold Ramis. The combination of nerdy and deadpan was irresistible.
The nut and caramel flavour won the popular vote but mint chocolate won the DELECTORAL college votes
Clever. Honestly. Well done sir.
"Like how popular are these in Canada?" Never seen them in my life lol
The Collin box of chocolates
I accept this proposal of marriage.
These are all “predominantly” east coast of Canada chocolates. So, they’re pretty popular for us, but maybe not the whole country.
I don’t know if you guys get Turtles chocolates in Ireland, but the peanut clusters are the cheap versions of them (normally made with pecans, not peanuts).
I just realised, at noooo point did Martin or I check under the box lid to see the names of the chocolates. Mint was my faveeeeee
Hey sweetie, has anyone told you that you look just like the blonde detective on Chicago P.D. you're stunning
Rofl!!
“My presence is a gift!, be happy!””
No one will ever argue this miss Brennan!
I enjoyed you and Martin together.
Chicken Bones are a hard candy that are only available at Christmas that some go crazy for in Canada (more so on in the Maritimes). There is a Chicken Bone Liqueur made local here in New Brunswick as well.
"It looks like the window from Dr. Strange's Sanctum Sanctorum."
My Dermot heart grew three sizes this day. (And it was a pretty good size before!)
We can absolutely count on Dermot for the Marvel references!
Good thing there was no alcohol involved or we might have heard him slip and say "Rev. Strange's Rectum Rectory."
An enlarged heart is a serious medical condition. You should definitely have that looked at...
Plus, the Ghostbusters 2 ref was a pretty deep dive.
@@jasonblalock4429 Thank you. I delight in obscure lines from old films lol.
Canadians: No one is shocked that you haven't heard of Ganong or their Delecto brand. Atlantic Canadians know it well. Try Channel: On behalf of all Canadians, I'm sorry you had to eat our "budget" chocolates. I'm glad you managed to enjoy some of them.
Been in Canada for 20 years and never heard of either. Must be a regional thing as you suggested.
This stuff is all over Southern Ontario at Christmas time. My condolences to the Irish TRY tasters.
We have this in BC as well🇨🇦
@@elliejones7642really? Ive never heard of it before.
Picked up and delivered to the factory as a female truck driver. Was gifted chicken bones.
Eadaoin has the cutest hair.
The way the little doodads on the top of her head bounce when she laughs.
No Eadaoin has the cutest EVERYTHING!!!
Not really the biggest fan of her but she is a part of the TRY-channel and John's girlfriend so I'll suck it up 😄 She has this weird edge to her that I don't like. I know we wouldn't get along in real life 😬 But she and Dermot were a good match anyway.
Most interesting name ever. But I'm canadian, where the names are plain, and our food is even plainer
Her eye makeup was on point too!
As a Canadian, I am sorry that somebody sent these to you! On my 62 years on this planet this choclate maker has never been any where near my favourite, once again humble apologies!
You've heard of these?!
@@HagathaBroomstick yeah it’s a New Brunswick thing. Had them my whole life but readily admit it’s not really premium stuff. It’s New Brunswick fancy.
@@TheCampfireplayer 😂 Mental note: when covid thing is over, find excuse to haul butt over to New Brunswick and investigate "New Brunswick Fancy". I'm from Montreal, its gonna hurt ain't it?
When I heard the brand name chicken bones were the first thing that came to my mind. I've never been a fan of them.
@@TheCampfireplayer I'm from New Brunswick and we do not consider these fancy lol. They are the staple cheap chocolate that every gets at the holidays but we are well aware they are not fancy or anywhere near european quality.
Mint and chocolate make the absolute BEST combination.
Éadaoin: "I hate alcohol & desserts"
Dermot: "Is that why I like it?" 😂😆🤣
She said “alcoholic desserts”
Have those to ever been paired up before??
Grainne: I like adult chocolates
Also Grainne: only babies hate mint chocolate
Wow didn't think my little old province of New Brunswick would get some attention on this channel! While you are looking in that direction you should try covered bridge potato chips! They come up with some very neat chip flavors (lobster etc). We also have a local brewery that makes chicken bone flavored (the pink candy here) liqueur during the holidays.
Ganong is a lovely old company in eastern Canada but, to be very honest, they're the sort of chocolates the Try people might grab at a Tesco (or maybe Boots?) if they were going somewhere for dinner and remembered they were supposed to bring dessert. I think the term "cheap and cheerful" would apply.
Have I mentioned I love you guys? Coming in and eating basically Canadian Drug store aisle chocolates for our entertainment? Separated by that plastic force field? Bless your hearts.
Any video avec Sir Dermot is a good time 🙌 pass me the Dairymilk 🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️
You're good entertainment no matter the partner - thanks!
Avec ? A little bit of french lost here ? ☺️
@@jerem_adv lol, I was gonna ask that too.
"Make a toaster dance" HA!
Who ya gonna call?
Dermot Wardster!
I ain't afraid of no references!
Love you guys!!
Dermot for the win!! Love watching him.
Why are these dripping vith goo??
We have a candy similar to the peanut cluster in the US: Goo Goo Clusters. The original has roasted peanuts, marshmellow, nougat, and caramel all covered in milk chocolate. Among the other varieties my favorite is the pecan goo goo. Same ingredients as the original substituting roasted pecans for the peanuts. A similar candy made of pecans and caramel covered in milk chocolate are called 'Turtles."
Thank you Gráinne! Finally, someone else that doesn't like ASMR
ASMR is creepy and uncomfortable. You're not alone.
I hate it! It sounds disgusting 🤢 I can just hear the saliva stretch between their teeth and spit splatter over the microphone!
people that can't experience the tingles say this.
@@damagecontrol7 Tingle this! 🤬
@@ms_scribbles Yes! Finally! I tried watching and listening. It was not relaxing. Especially, when they also eat. The enhanced clicks and chomps on hard food and lip smacking are out of control.😵
As an American, it's so interesting to see everyone's reactions to food coloring. Brightly colored food/candy is seen as normal here, and we don't think much of it.
Dermot is a man after my own heart with the "Doctor Strange" reference. And chocolate mint ROCKS!!!
As an American with the drama going on in America right now, I am completely jealous of the Canadians whose most immediate problem is a brand of chocolates from their country which they have never heard of before today. Carry on Canada!
Canada is the Ned Flanders to the U.S. Homer Simpson...
Yup Canadians won’t stand to be misrepresented by this unknown mediocre box of chocolates 😂
Lmao this made me laugh since I was legit just thinking I've never heard of this brand 😂
@@amberbrehaut7045 right!
Dude, we also need a distraction from your politics!
I honestly only seen these for the first time a few years ago after Walmart started dedicating a whole section to them. They are our budget chocolates. I would never give them as a gift, but have received them as a gift. I wouldn't even buy them for myself.
As a Canadian, I just want to say that I have never heard of this brand before (although I have heard of chicken bones candy)
Same here
Interesting. I live in Winnipeg and have been eating Gagnon all my life. I prefer it to Black Magic.
I have heard of and can truly say no thank you!
@@maruad7577 maybe it's just not in Ontario?
@@joshuahillerup4290 It may be regional or it may be dependent on which stores you shop in. i.e. Maybe Sobey's doesn't carry them but Superstore does. I shop at Co-op these days so I am not in touch with what other chains are doing.
As a Canadian I really enjoyed that, I would love to send you some Canadian treats sometime!
No one is stopping you
To me, Ganong chocolates taste like Christmas! Nearly every household in NB has a bowl of chicken bones on the coffee table during the holidays, and there is a distillery that started making a chicken bone flavoured liqueur last year that sold extremely well. Try that next time!
I'm canadian...I've never heard of these before.
You have never heard of Ganongs??
You are truly not missing much!
Same feeling when they try American things.
I think these are the things in the WALLS of chocolate you see in every grocery store around Christmas. But we're so used to seeing just an entire wall of sweets that they all look the same.
I've only seen in passing... Like in a Dollar shop
I'm distantly related to the Ganong family. My father's mother's father's mother's father's mother was a Ganong - I think she was a sister to the founding brothers, though maybe an aunt.
The Ganong Chocolate Museum in St Stephen, New Brunswick is a cool visit. The kids love the fact that there are plates full of chocolates scattered through the place that you can just eat (though probably not during Covid).
Love peanut clusters. My grandma used to make them and they are simple but delicious.
I enjoyed the Ghostbusters 2 references very much, Dermot. Thank you 😆
These aren't fancy chocolates, btw. They are a $6-10 box.
Yeah. Not great chocolate 😕
Yeah, someone needs to send them some Purdy's or Laura Secord. They aren't overly fancy but they are nicer chocolates.
@@TheCanadiangirl4 Laura Secord has really gone down hill in the last few decades. not sure I'd send'm
$2.99 on sale at Christmas.
Those are dollarama chocolates lol
Oh hey! These are the chocolates my friend Mike sent over! We did send some chicken bones along but i see how they wouldnt fit the flow of the video XD thanks for trying them out!
Chicken bones are soooooo yum. I’m in the process of sending more Old Dutch flavours for you to try! lol.
Nice to see Dermot again in a video after quite a while, he and Éadaoin are really fun together
Love your videos
Cheers from Brazil
Love Martin as well, the first rum video is my favorite
Utterly surprised by how many Canadians say they’ve never heard of Ganong. At Christmas especially their ads are everywhere. It’s not Christmas if you don’t have at least one box of Ganong chocolates in the house.
Note I’m in Ottawa and every store here carries Ganong.
I’m Canadian and I’ve never heard of it. If you replace “Pot of Gold” chocolate with Ganong, I’d agree with the Xmas part lol.
Grew up near the factory and they do something called the Redwrap. It used to be a 5 kg box of assorted chocolate that was only made at Christmas.
(it's much smaller now and kind of pricey) 😕
I’m in Ontario. Never heard of it.
After reading so many other Canadians I now wonder how far from their New Brunswick factory they sell. I grew up in Ottawa and to me it’s especially part of Christmas. We’ve always had boxes of their chocolate at Christmas and this year will be no different.
I don’t remember the big box mentioned in this thread but I’ll be looking to see if it’s sold here this Christmas :-).
I'm from Newfoundland and my Mother always has a few boxes of these around during Christmas.
These are absolutely the chocolates you get someone you barely know as a gift at Christmas. They're ok to eat once all the good chocolate is gone but not something you'd buy for yourself.
Dermot needs to be in more episodes, especially the alcohol ones,like the tequila ect
I'm a 34yo Canadian and I have never tried nor even heard of this brand of chocolate before. I usually get or have received Lindt, Pot of Gold, Purdy's or Turtles because my family loves each other.
WTF are purdys
@@larrynelson4909 a delicious brand of chocolate
Martin and my 2nd favorite twin that’s really not a twin. Dermot also brings out the best in people. Great line up of people for this video. They all play well with each other.
One of the best non-booze TRY vids yet! Thank you all!
Dermot: ok Justin Trudeau chill out for a second!
Me: 👏👍🤣
When did he have the sex change and become Irish!
I am Canadian and I can't say that I have ever heard of these?? Love the channel!!
I am still baffled by what exactly is chicken bone? Who thought that name was a good idea 😅
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They are cinnamon hard candy with a chocolate centre. They sort of look like wing bones from a chicken, but I think they are called that because they break into shards when you crunch them.
Its because they are hollow like chicken bones. Then filled with dark chocolate. Here they can't keep them on the shelves.
Grainne... Canadians... enough said...
It makes it even worse when you find out what's in them, because now there's deceit on top of the sketchy name
You're getting short changed on the peanut clusters. The signature, and uniquely Canadian confection known as Turtles are the ones you want.
"Turtles, Turtles, rah rah rah!"
If almondillo's are called that because they're made with almonds what are turtles made with 😮
Canadian here, have never heard of these
They are a New Brunswick based company. Atlantic Canada
They are everywhere and not good
Great video. We needed more of Dermot being miserable eating the peanut ones. Should have made him finish the box.
Everyone who sends something in which has a peanut or peanut butter variety should send a spare one with red velvet flavor and label it specifically for Dermot.
I’m born and raised in Canada and I have never in my life ever heard of Delecto chocolates.
6:10 ... the moment Niall imitates his sweatshirt.
I was lookin at this comment when that happened!
All three of these cast pairings ROCK
Chicken bones are the name of a delicious candy made mostly at Christmas on the East coast of Canada.
Chicken bone candies were one of my father's favourites...they were covered in a brown crumble.
Gráinne is quickly becoming one of my favorite Try contributors. More videos with Gráinne would be awesome.
Grainne getting sick because of the ASMR at the end is exactly why I love her lol
At least none of the candies were called "Crunchy Frog" or "Anthrax Ripple"
Read my mind.
Dermot would prefer Spring Surprise to peanut butter.
@@Aiksenpains Or Ram's Bladder Cutlet.
IMQ Yummmmm
@@aqacefan Ram's Bladder Cup, garnished with lark's vomit
Honestly, anytime Niall wears the Clisare hoodie it's fantastic. I actually liked the ASMR at the end, too. 👍
Me: *Laughs every time someone says 'nuts'
Also me: Why am I single?
Cannot believe you don't like mint chocolate....
You're one of my favorite Tryers ( despite your antagonism towards chocolate and mint).
@@jamesryan6008 I really appreciate that James! But also, if you want mint, brush ya teeth, mint chocolate is nasty!
@@grindon41 I am the sane one here Graham!
Same as you. I feel that way all the time.
Yay for Martin--looks like he got his Hogwarts letter! (Teeheehee! Love you, Martin!)
Wtfayta?
The blonde girl: "This is the pinkest inside of anything I've ever seen in my entire life."
Me: 🤐😈
Trust me, Éadaoin knew what she was saying. It's the utter lack of expression that makes it funny.
Not gonna touch that one with a 7.5inch pole.
@@tempsitch5632 Who were you going to borrow that from?!
@@annother3350 A "your mom" joke writes itself here.
@@tempsitch5632 Well, it wouldn't be your dad ;O#
I'm from the Maritimes. Down there a chicken bone candy is a small cylinder shaped cinnamon hard candy filled with chocolate. It's called that because it looks like a little chicken bone and it's crunchy. Never cared for them myself. Looks like what you had there was based on the idea (a chocolate covered cinnamon cream). If you were in the Maritimes, you could get the rejects that are double dipped and sold in plain boxes for a fraction of the price of the Delicto brand (and look more like a homemade chocolate)
As a Canadian, I can say that I've never come across this brand of chocolate before lol
This channel has easily become my favorite TH-cam channel! I want to be Irish so I can be on here.
Glad to see Dermot. I was about to call the Garda and report him missing
from westcoast canada, and this is the first i've heard of these, and just based on the packaging, I could tell they had a discount taste to them.
I am Canadian and I have never heard of Delecto chocolates before lmao
regional, like grunt and donair...
I have heard of Gagnon in Ontario.
apparently they put ranch dressing on donairs in ontario.
but you knew grunt, cool.
@@felderup That’s just wrong.
Dermot, I for one love your random movie/tv references!
To all the Canadians who say they've never heard of this, I can solve the mystery. Its a maritime thing.
It is a Dollar Store Garbage brand. LOL- it is grosse !
@Alicia Bennett Ha ha haa- No, I am from Ontario.
@Alicia Bennett They're a junk brand in Manitoba, too. Buck store quality.
This is what I came to the comments section for. I've definitely never had them but they did seem familiar and looked cheap.
@@melissachihrin2464 the cheapest lol. They even made a chicken bone liquor last year and it sold out. Within an hour of releasing.
So happy to see Dermot again!
This was fun and well done all, but "End our suffering! OK!" nom nom and "Bleh" (6:04) are fine moments. Grainne is just an odd and devious delight!
"Why would you take a bite out of each one?"
"I wanted to see if they were different...and they weren't!"
@@twothreebravo Yes that moment too lol
Yeah when dermot got excited I knew there was peanuts or peanut butter coming his way and I LOVED it. Lol
The Ghostbusters 2 references are lost amongst people who aren't in the know. I think you should react to the Ghostbusters movie and have Dermot host it.
I'm Canadian and was waiting for them to get to the peanut butter cups.... just for you Dermot.
My favorite youtube subscription!!
Absolutely love this ❤my favorite. The chicken bones and red box are a Christmas must have ❤
Should try the chicken bone moonshine
Digging Dermot's 'stache! Proud
I loved every single Dermot reference. Keep going, your public loves you.
”What a place, Canada; they started a country and no one showed up” -Rodney Dangerfield
Ganong factory is in my home province (New Brunswick) near the US border (Main) we don't have that much going for us here so we will proudly support our old chocolate factory, even though its not the best. I had a chance to go on a tour of the factory when I was a kid (over 20 years ago) it was pretty cool and they gave us a bunch of chocolate and candy. Chicken Bones are a bit of an acquired taste, I love them but I grew up with them, we only get them at Christmas. They don't have the caramel ones? Those are the best ones.
It's Maine
Callyann: "My presence is a gift" yes yes it is indeed
Gráinne's Jojo Rabbit shirt? Love
Who the bloody hell doesn't love mint chocolate? You sir are the weird one
Dermot being miserable at peanuts? Classic
I AM CANADIAN, beer pun, and I have had Delecto. Always good and a good choice. Cheers from Newfoundland!
Yay a fellow Newfie. I like them too
I’m Canadian and I have never heard of delecto chocolate
Ganong Chocolates are made in New Brunswick (St. Stephen) and that family has been making candies/chocolates since 1873. Pot of Gold Chocolates are more famous and were also from the Maritimes, from Moirs Family that started in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
@@paulkeefe1087 Now Pot of Gold, thats my crack. Love getting them around the holidays.
Never heard of delectos either.
@@Moetastic this is why I sent in the box. I was deliberate in my choosings.
Dermot coming with the nerdy references Ghostbusters and Dr Strange gotta love that
The name Chicken Bones come from the shape of the candy.
These are more of an East Coast thing, I'm guessing. They're also our "Dollar store" Christmas chocolates. Ganong does makes other great candies and chocolates like Chicken Bones, which I find weirdly sweet and spicy.
Dermot, keep up the references. The cool kids will pick up on them.
I appreciate the good word puns from Niall and Gráinne.
here so early, Martin hasn't even got into the whiskey yet
I think he was hoping it would be an alcohol shoot.
The Ganong factory is in my home province of New Brunswick and it isn't Christmas without Chicken Bones in the house.
To be honest, I’ve been in Canada for 64 years (from Dublin👍🏻), and I’ve never heard of this chocolate!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?! 🤷🏼♀️
Agree, hate mint with chocolate. 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢
I’ve never appreciated Dermot more than I have in this video. 💙💙💙
Niall is Representing Clisare!!
Niall LOVES Clisare!!
Ganong's are mostly available in the Maritime (eastern) Provinces. Mostly unkknown in Quebec and further west.
Re pronuciation: emphasis on the second syllable of Ganong
I can appreciate Dermot's references, but I'm a 37-year-old who builds screen-accurate proton packs.
But do they work?
@@seandunbar7364 In the way that the props worked, yes.
Luved watching Graiines face of disgust at the end 😂
Live in Canada, never heard of these chocolates.
Check the dollarama and walmart (around Christmas)
@@frnkndad Yeah, Ganong is not...great.
Grainne's face at the end when Niall did that ASMR shit... I FEEL YA, GIRL
If we took the bones out it would'nt be crunchy would it?
"Dew picked and flown from Iraq, cleansed in finest quality spring water, lightly killed, and then sealed in a succulent Swiss quintuple smooth treble cream milk chocolate envelope and lovingly frosted with glucose."
@@izzymhee2430 What? A raw frog?
I like Dermot's movie comparisons. Dunno how you compare "tastes" to things you "see" in movies. But there you are.
I love the edition 😂 people say "Ugh, I hate this, absolutely disgusting!! ", next cut is someone sayijg "OH MY GOD, BEST THING I'VE TRIED IN MY WHOLE LIFE".
Loving all the references Dermot’s giving😂😂