Brit here. 1 - I don't know why this is in my recommendations. 2 - I don't know why I watched it. 3 - I don't know why I enjoyed it so much, but I really did. Had my first Hershey Bar after a childhood of seeing them in movies and was gutted. They're rank.
Omg thank you so much from being so polite and curious over our British biscuits and chocolate! I've seen loads of American videos where they really over react when it comes to our chocolate and sweets! I have so much respect! So happy you enjoyed our things!!✌🏼️😚
Yes, the name Liebnitz tells you that they're GERMAN. Digestives are FAR BETTER. Plain with tea or milk chocolate... ...with tea, too. Did they actually discover that the Kinder Eggs held TOYS inside the inner containers?
This is the first american tries British sweets/chocolate/snacks video where i haven't been offended, so thank you for that. You and your mum seemed so genuine with your reactions and opinions :) Also love your mums accent, she made me laugh :)
And an AR 15 isn't a machine gun or assault rifle AR stands for Armalite Rifle as it was an armalite design copied by colt and it is semi-automatic meaning it only fires as fast as you pull the trigger.
To be fair if an American saw how we Brits treat Oreos ever since they were introduced over here they would die a little inside. I think you are meant to pull them apart and eat them with milk but we just dunk them in our tea so they go soft and gooey.
Since Cadburies was purchased / taken over by Kraft in America it has started to go downhill. They changed the recipe for the Cadbury Cream Egg and also have tried to sweaten every thing by adding candy pieces to it. Why change something, that isn't broken? :-(
You could call them that, but you'd be wrong. As Akaoni21 points out, they are made by a European biscuit company called Leibniz. They are, I think, Dutch, or Belgian. But the essential point is that they are NOT British. So why are they included in a box of supposedly "British" sweets/biscuits? Also, the Kinder Surprise egg is not British either. Its German (the German word "Kinder" sort of gives it away!). So why do people who send British "Candy" to the US for these sorts of tastings ALWAYS include these two non-British items? I know one could argue that you can - obviously - buy them in the UK. But that doesn't make them British. You can also buy Belgian chocolates, Swiss chocolate bars, American cookies (Oreos) in the UK too, but no-one would include those and say - "Here is some British "candy"", would they?
I love the terrys Choco orange too especially when it’s been placed in the fridge for a while..loved your mums reaction that’s how I expect reaction vids to be ecstattic
Literally smiled the whole way through watching that. Though I had to restrain myself from shouting at the screen when you both began to eat the Jaffa Cakes upside down lol.
I love watching people appreciate treats I've just grown accustomed to, it's like enjoying second hand appreciation for things that just seem normal to me.
people commenting on the biscuits being eaten upside down are amateurs. Liebniz, you nibble the chocolate off, starting at the edges. Jaffas, you eat around the jelly, peeling the chocolate off with your teeth, leaving the jelly til last. Glad me and my diabetes could help. ;-)
What I love about this and so refreshing is both you and your Mum (sorry I'm English so do the UK spelling) are so natural, no over dramatics, takes her time and says it as it is. You can tell by the comments this is a good video and I agree with others. If ever you were to visit the UK again and both made the journey. I'd put a bet that your Mum would would be treated as a local within an hour ;)
...You guys seem to be really good friends!...your loyalty to British 'candy' is 'awesome'!! Let me know when you run out of your goodies, and I'll see that you get some more!! I live in Nottingham, England...one of our special chocolate products around here is 'Thorntons' ...quite 'posh' chocolates, well worth a go!! Live long and prosper..and sc*ew Hersheys!! (sorry if the spelling is incorrect!). xxx
Great video, really enjoyed it, its good to see somebody who's lived in the UK and then brought back their favourites to share. Your mum is awesome, those chocolate oranges are great.
You can't eat only 1..you have to eat the whole bow..It says so..(somewhere I'm sure)..Anyway..it's the law and you can go to prison if you don't,so feel free..
Your mum is beautiful which includes her heart & doesn't at all look old enough to be your mum & my god does she love her little girl, a very special lady, love & hugs from London England.
I like this showing your mum and sharing. I'm from the UK but live overseas this is a nice reminder of some of the things I miss. Many thanks for posting.
Just found your video and your mum so made me laugh! Her reaction to the chocolate orange made me giggle. If she wants any sending over let me know! lol
This video is so cute - I love your mum and her enthusiasm! Also, Cadbury's in the US is made by Hershey's so it doesn't taste as good which is why they got imports of real Cadbury's chocolate banned :(
+Simon Rhodes I'm glad I'm not the only one to notice. I've seen dozens of Americans eating Jaffa cakes. 80% of them eat them upside down. I've even heard them say "It's like sponge, with like, orange jello and chocolate on the UNDERSIDE." I can't explain why this would be their first instinct. I've seen the exact same thing with chocolate digestives and party rings. Weird!
+Simon Rhodes It's so that when you put it on your mouth, the part with the flavour hits your tongue rather than the bland part. I'm English with an American girlfriend, and it's one of the many small cultural differences that weird me out. They've also never heard of buttering their bread when they make sandwiches, and yet they call themselves a civilised country.
To the question about the squash: Originally they were squeezed fruit juice into water waaaaay back in the day when they thought that the amount of natural sugar in oranges/apples/etc was the prime cause for damaging children's teeth (ignoring the amount of chocolate available at the time). As such they created a juice drink that required a water addition, late this was refined into a more concentrated mixture that is best served with water with a mix of flavors.
You are not the first Americans I've viewed trying our chocolate,so your reaction comes out as being an honest reaction,which is informative,and pleasing to view.Can also understand you being pleased to try your Mums reaction.Mum,being our expression,where yours is MOM?Think I'm enjoying your Mums reaction,as you are.
You both made me smile so much watching this. Cadburys is so the best chocolate. You have such a good chemistry online. Thanks for posting. Just a tip for you... biscuits describes any small crunchy disk but different biscuits have names that are iconic. Digestives are a brand name and they are a particular type of biscuit. Supermarkets have their own brands of digestives but most people agree that the best is by a company called mcvitties. (Check the spelling on that). Cookies are also a name for a type of biscuit. Love hearing what your guys call things. Xx
I hate it when people call dilute "pop". Pop is a fizzy drink, not still. The bubbles pop, hence the name pop... In fact I hate the term "pop" for any drink, fizzy or still. :)
Jaycie Leigh the proper name for squash is cordial. Pop, is only ever fizzy, hence calling it pop. I believe you call pop soda for some reason. for us in Britain soda is simply fizzy carbonated water... soda water.
i love your mum!! and i hate when people say bad stuff just because they want to defend there country and this why i loved this video because you both loved everything and i loved your mums face when she tried the chocolate orange xoxox
your mum's reaction to the chocolate orange made me smile. Sadly Cadbury has been taken over by an American company and have changed the recipe and it's now a lot sweeter. There is nothing better than drinking wine and eating chocolate!
Hey, loved the video! seeing as you seem to be a Cadburys fan I thought you might like to know there's a Cadburys factory in the UK where you can go for day trips and go on factory tours, whilst also tasting every variation of dairy milk imaginable! Just a thought if you're ever in England again!
What a delightful pair you are! Love the way your Mum drives back into the packet with indecent haste, pulls a face of orgasmic pleasure, and then takes a swig of red wine. What a woman! You've restored my faith in Americans.
One of the best things I've seen on YT for ages. I love you both! You're adorable - you should be on Gogglebox - but Leibnitz... Not British and definitely not digestives. :)
Im a Kiwi, living in Aussie....we have a lot of those things (Brit colony etc) but we always refer to squash as in fruit fizzies...with actual fruit in it. I think the word squash came from the squashing of the fruit to make the drink....probably why I dont see raspberry or strawberry squash...but see an abundance of lemon, orange or tropical squash.
terrys chocolate orange tap it unwrap it you tap on a flat surface then when you unwrap the segments should come apart they used to be terrys of york good on you for trying our treats
loved loved this video !!! Your mom is hysterical...I've lived over here in the states for 35 years and I miss the good old sweets/chocolate from home...brilliant video.
It's called squash because the original drink was called 'Lemon squash' made from pressed lemons but it grew to cover any fruit drink that was made that way then diluted with water, sometimes with added sugar, and so it remains. "juice' is what it says, the juice of a fruit with nothing added (hopefully).
Jammie Dodgers are the biscuit you'll find at any village hall, women's institute, jumble sale, cricket match or school fair. They're dryer than an Egyptian mummy's ear, so you have to drink mugs of tea to get them down. In fact all British biscuits in inedible without liquid accompaniment. Those two ladies look like fun.
Hi Kim. That's a really interesting video and it's nice to see you got to try our sweets and biscuits from the UK. I saw another of your videos and am really surprised at the number of comments from my own people about eating biscuits upside down. I must say I've never ever noticed that there was a correct way of eating them over here. Just like you I've always eaten them with the chocolate end facing down. I've always felt like an odd-ball in my country but never knew that I was *that* odd, haha. On a side note, I visited your country for the first time last year and noticed some differences myself :).
Excellent, good humoured fun. Liked & subscribed. Good to see some quality sweets & biscuits being enjoyed & appreciated in the USA. BTW: Kinder eggs & Balhsen Choco Leibniz are both German, but have been widely available here for so long, they're part of UK culture too. Choco Leibniz are superb biscuits & are great with a good, strong coffee. You almost become honorary Brits for wearing the paper crowns. Keep up the good work!!
We just call it Squash or juice. i call it juice but we switch from one to other. Squash (also called cordial (only for lime) "or dilute) is a non-alcoholic concentrated syrup used in beverage making. It is usually fruit-flavoured, made from fruit juice, water, and sugar or a sugar substitute.
This made me laugh so much as the mum was getting more and more sloshed during the clip, you couldn't tell by her comments so much, but by the slow gradual glazed look that she started to develop in her eyes, that'll be the wine and chocolate mix, gets you every time!...
Life in the 19th Century Modern Chocolate However chocolate remained a luxury until the 20th century. Then many new varieties of chocolate bar were introduced in Britain. First came Flake (1920), Fruit and Nut (1921), Milky Way (1923) and Crunchie (1929). Then came Snickers (1930), Mars Bar (1932), Whole Nut (1933), Aero and Kit Kat (1935), Maltesers (1936) and Smarties (1937). Later came Bounty (1951), Picnic (1958), Galaxy (1960), Topic (1962), Toffee Crisp (1963), Twix (1967) followed by Yorkie, Double Decker and Lion Bar (1976) and Wispa (1983). Furthermore new boxes of chocolates were introduced in Britain. Milk Tray dates from 1915. Terry's Chocolate Orange and All Gold were introduced in 1932. Black Magic came in 1933 and Dairy Box and Quality Street were first sold in 1936. Cadburys Roses dates from 1938 and After Eight was introduced in 1962. Meanwhile Ruth Wakefield invented chocolate chip cookies in 1938.
I'm so glad you and your mum like our stuff. I'm always interested to find out what you Americans think. Best of all- you're the first person who thought to buy Terry chocolate oranges! Definite heaven for chocolate lovers. By the way, I love your mum's accent! So soothing to listen to
Thanks for the video. I used to eat boxes of Maltesers when I was a child about 60 years ago. I used to go to the cinema and eat a box of them while watching the movie. BTW. Kinder eggs are German. Dip the Jammie Dodgers in the hot tea. McVities chocolate digestive biscuits are good dipped in hot tea. Not for too long or it will break and fall in the tea.
Brit here. 1 - I don't know why this is in my recommendations. 2 - I don't know why I watched it. 3 - I don't know why I enjoyed it so much, but I really did. Had my first Hershey Bar after a childhood of seeing them in movies and was gutted. They're rank.
Yes agree, taste and texture like sweeteners infused with lard! Glad they loved our choc's
Hershey bars; used to see them advertised in US comics and thought they sounded the business - from what I've heard since, they're not really.
They're rank
Omg thank you so much from being so polite and curious over our British biscuits and chocolate! I've seen loads of American videos where they really over react when it comes to our chocolate and sweets! I have so much respect! So happy you enjoyed our things!!✌🏼️😚
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The part about digestives hurt me haha. They weren't digestives, digestives say 'digestives' on the packet
If you watch Gaslight with Ingrid Bergman the old woman in the film calls them Diggies as she said Digestive is such an ugly name for a biscuit..
They Rich Tea biscuits, with chocolate.
+Mark Farmer there German biscuits same as kinder
Yes, the name Liebnitz tells you that they're GERMAN. Digestives are FAR BETTER. Plain with tea or milk chocolate... ...with tea, too. Did they actually discover that the Kinder Eggs held TOYS inside the inner containers?
Spot on they are.your correct
my heart broke when she pulled out the biscuits and called them digestives...
Emily Buckland those are not digestives..
Emily Buckland they are rich tea liabnitz
and not british sorry
Every Brit was scratching their head going WTF.
Funny stuff ur mums reaction to the chocolate orange was brilliant - respect from England
My night time snack. At least two a week.😊
Gawk your mum makes me smile and laygh❤️❤️ she seems so nice and her reaction is👌🏻
I love her accent =P
This is one of the best videos I've seen on eating British snacks. Ya'll have good taste and you haven't even scratched the surface yet.
This is the first american tries British sweets/chocolate/snacks video where i haven't been offended, so thank you for that. You and your mum seemed so genuine with your reactions and opinions :) Also love your mums accent, she made me laugh :)
In America you can have a machine gun but not a Kinder egg. :P
now now..this is a nice subject and two lovely people...
It's more difficult for a small child to choke on an AR15.
But a Kinder egg cant kill 50 kids in a school :/
Nor a haggies😊
And an AR 15 isn't a machine gun or assault rifle AR stands for Armalite Rifle as it was an armalite design copied by colt and it is semi-automatic meaning it only fires as fast as you pull the trigger.
I felt like you was pulling the strings of my heart while eating that jaffa cake upside down *crys*
Americans always seem to eat jaffa cakes upside down for some reason.
To be fair if an American saw how we Brits treat Oreos ever since they were introduced over here they would die a little inside. I think you are meant to pull them apart and eat them with milk but we just dunk them in our tea so they go soft and gooey.
Oreo are horrible, I don't understand all the hype - they just taste like cheap cookies
mark layton correct they are just shite Bourbon biscuits eaten by cunts.fact
That's not upside down! wtf! I've always eaten my Jaffa cakes like that. Have I been living a lie?
Since Cadburies was purchased / taken over by Kraft in America it has started to go downhill.
They changed the recipe for the Cadbury Cream Egg and also have tried to sweaten every thing by adding candy pieces to it.
Why change something, that isn't broken? :-(
+David Bilson also reduced the product weight of many items while increasing the price.
Dont eat Cadbury stuff anymore, Galaxy chocolate is the best.
their sales dropped like 80% lol
David Bilson
This is what happens when you fcuk with perfection, it's worked for 100+ years.
So right, David Bilson, it seems to me they are trying to make a 'Schlitz'!
Your mum is awesome and she's quite correct, being a Brit I can confirm that jammie Dodgers are nice with a spot of tea 😊
I'm going with a 6th sense on that one. You don't have jammie dodgers without tea.
...except that I've never EVER heard any British people use the phrase: "a spot of tea".
Also as a Brit I tried Jammie Dodgers years ago and I didn't like it but idk how I feel about them now
As a Brit living in the US I can only applaud your efforts to educate your family. Great job! Fox's are my favorite brand, btw.
Those arent Digestives. Digestives are the round ones with 'Digestive' on the packet.. They're just biscuits.
this!
Well you could call them a type of ' French style rich tea with chocolate on top'
goodall1bay I mean you could. You'd be wrong, but you could.
I think that they're an Austrian or a German biscuit, the company Liebniz comes to mind.
You could call them that, but you'd be wrong. As Akaoni21 points out, they are made by a European biscuit company called Leibniz. They are, I think, Dutch, or Belgian. But the essential point is that they are NOT British. So why are they included in a box of supposedly "British" sweets/biscuits? Also, the Kinder Surprise egg is not British either. Its German (the German word "Kinder" sort of gives it away!). So why do people who send British "Candy" to the US for these sorts of tastings ALWAYS include these two non-British items? I know one could argue that you can - obviously - buy them in the UK. But that doesn't make them British. You can also buy Belgian chocolates, Swiss chocolate bars, American cookies (Oreos) in the UK too, but no-one would include those and say - "Here is some British "candy"", would they?
I love the terrys Choco orange too especially when it’s been placed in the fridge for a while..loved your mums reaction that’s how I expect reaction vids to be ecstattic
Literally smiled the whole way through watching that. Though I had to restrain myself from shouting at the screen when you both began to eat the Jaffa Cakes upside down lol.
The line "having these with a spot of tea" was not offensive ;)
Much love from the UK
I love watching people appreciate treats I've just grown accustomed to, it's like enjoying second hand appreciation for things that just seem normal to me.
Love your Mum. Candy, and wine to clear the palette, epic.
🥺🥺 your mum is so precious and very appreciative 🥰 it's adorable.
people commenting on the biscuits being eaten upside down are amateurs.
Liebniz, you nibble the chocolate off, starting at the edges. Jaffas, you eat around the jelly, peeling the chocolate off with your teeth, leaving the jelly til last.
Glad me and my diabetes could help. ;-)
slayerrocks2 exactly
Well said
I do it as well
slayerrocks2 spoken like a boss
what is wrong with you?! You can't go around break the rules like that. Its criminal!
I'd start with the biccy sponge side up and nibble away until just the jelly and choc were left - save the best 'til last.
slayerrocks2 oh my god! That's exactly how I eat Jaffa cakes and so the best way. Perfect!
What I love about this and so refreshing is both you and your Mum (sorry I'm English so do the UK spelling) are so natural, no over dramatics, takes her time and says it as it is. You can tell by the comments this is a good video and I agree with others. If ever you were to visit the UK again and both made the journey. I'd put a bet that your Mum would would be treated as a local within an hour ;)
...You guys seem to be really good friends!...your loyalty to British 'candy' is 'awesome'!! Let me know when you run out of your goodies, and I'll see that you get some more!! I live in Nottingham, England...one of our special chocolate products around here is 'Thorntons' ...quite 'posh' chocolates, well worth a go!! Live long and prosper..and sc*ew Hersheys!! (sorry if the spelling is incorrect!). xxx
Great video, really enjoyed it, its good to see somebody who's lived in the UK and then brought back their favourites to share. Your mum is awesome, those chocolate oranges are great.
I try not to eat jaffa cakes, when I have 1, I can't help but have the rest
You can't eat only 1..you have to eat the whole bow..It says so..(somewhere I'm sure)..Anyway..it's the law and you can go to prison if you don't,so feel free..
so true man I love them proper British
funny
Your mum is beautiful which includes her heart & doesn't at all look old enough to be your mum & my god does she love her little girl, a very special lady, love & hugs from London England.
Omds.. She called those digestives oh my days 🤣😭
there is just so many "aww dang mom" that makes my heart warm in this
they're eating the Jaffa cakes upsidedown! hahs
I like this showing your mum and sharing. I'm from the UK but live overseas this is a nice reminder of some of the things I miss. Many thanks for posting.
Great vid am from UK ! Your mam is great .
Your mum is a bundle of laughs, I like her.
Just found your video and your mum so made me laugh! Her reaction to the chocolate orange made me giggle. If she wants any sending over let me know! lol
your mum is awesome! you and her taste testing things is hilariously brilliant!
Is anyone here actually from the UK?? I am
Unknown Wheels Me ☝️...Nottingham
Unknown Wheels yorkshire :) too poor for real jaffa cakes here 😂😂
south shields :)
Bournemouth!
san diego..
Opening the chocolate orange: so adorable!!
This video is so cute - I love your mum and her enthusiasm! Also, Cadbury's in the US is made by Hershey's so it doesn't taste as good which is why they got imports of real Cadbury's chocolate banned :(
This is a treat I keep watching this over and over, it makes me happy.
MUHA HA HA the british are taking over
I feel like I should send your mum a box of Terry's chocolate orange as her reaction was priceless
Never thought of eating a jaffa cake that way up,,, maybe that could work choc straight on tongue !
Your mum is adorable! I love her accent. It's always so funny seeing Americans 'trying' our snacks.
6:39 Must have with Tea! Need dunkin for at least 5 seconds.
She's so right about the Terry's chocolate orange. Hard to stop eating it.
Great video but why or why do Americans eat their biscuits upside down.
Like the Jaffa cakes
+Simon Rhodes I'm glad I'm not the only one to notice. I've seen dozens of Americans eating Jaffa cakes. 80% of them eat them upside down. I've even heard them say "It's like sponge, with like, orange jello and chocolate on the UNDERSIDE." I can't explain why this would be their first instinct. I've seen the exact same thing with chocolate digestives and party rings. Weird!
+Simon Rhodes It's so that when you put it on your mouth, the part with the flavour hits your tongue rather than the bland part. I'm English with an American girlfriend, and it's one of the many small cultural differences that weird me out. They've also never heard of buttering their bread when they make sandwiches, and yet they call themselves a civilised country.
I'm British but I had no idea there was an upside down to biscuits. Strange!
I've noticed that too. In all the videos like this I've seen they do the same thing. It's weird.
I love how Mum is cleaning her palette with wine. Baller.
She didn't bang the orange on the table to separate it
They didn't open the fucking kinder toys!!
Tap it, unwrap it...
To the question about the squash: Originally they were squeezed fruit juice into water waaaaay back in the day when they thought that the amount of natural sugar in oranges/apples/etc was the prime cause for damaging children's teeth (ignoring the amount of chocolate available at the time). As such they created a juice drink that required a water addition, late this was refined into a more concentrated mixture that is best served with water with a mix of flavors.
You guyz. cheersing squash. wearing dem paper hats. Talking about the technicalities of the digestive. British points galore.
Haha thanks, even if I ate the Jaffa cake upside down I think I still did well ^_^
The wine break was so relatable! 1 million thumbs up 😂
For some reason your mother reminds me of a famous british comedy actress. Also you look so alike!
Kathy Burke? 😂
ACook94 YES!!
Me too.
You are not the first Americans I've viewed trying our chocolate,so your reaction comes out as being an honest reaction,which is informative,and pleasing to view.Can also understand you being pleased to try your Mums reaction.Mum,being our expression,where yours is MOM?Think I'm enjoying your Mums reaction,as you are.
They do sell those orange balls chocolate here in the US they are usually around Christmas time
Terry's chocolate orange as they are known here
I relate to your mom's excitement about the chocolate orange haha! This was a fun video. You're making me want to go buy lots of chocolate now.
we also have gum with temporary tattoos
I was just about to comment that.😂
You both made me smile so much watching this. Cadburys is so the best chocolate. You have such a good chemistry online. Thanks for posting. Just a tip for you... biscuits describes any small crunchy disk but different biscuits have names that are iconic. Digestives are a brand name and they are a particular type of biscuit. Supermarkets have their own brands of digestives but most people agree that the best is by a company called mcvitties. (Check the spelling on that). Cookies are also a name for a type of biscuit.
Love hearing what your guys call things. Xx
Wait, YOU DONT HAVE SQUASH?! I thought everywhere had squash, just like everywhere has water. What do you drink instead?
Americans live on Soda/Pop
We dont call it squash either in Glasgow just say Robinsons.. coke, irn bru etc is ginger to us
I hate it when people call dilute "pop". Pop is a fizzy drink, not still. The bubbles pop, hence the name pop... In fact I hate the term "pop" for any drink, fizzy or still. :)
Jaycie Leigh the proper name for squash is cordial. Pop, is only ever fizzy, hence calling it pop. I believe you call pop soda for some reason. for us in Britain soda is simply fizzy carbonated water... soda water.
I'm British and I don't even use the term Squash. It's Cordial here.
Your mum is so sweet.
Loved this video but "digestives" NO they were foreign chocolate biscuits more like a rich tea biscuit covered with a chocolate coating !
The way the mum reacts to a normal Terry's Chocolate Orange says a lot about the standard of US chocolate.
Your Mom !!! I thought she was your sister !!
i love your mum!! and i hate when people say bad stuff just because they want to defend there country and this why i loved this video because you both loved everything and i loved your mums face when she tried the chocolate orange xoxox
When you look the same age as your mother...
Im so glad you like our snacks :) and just goes to show how much sugar the u.s puts in food cos that stuff is sweet to us!
your mum's reaction to the chocolate orange made me smile. Sadly Cadbury has been taken over by an American company and have changed the recipe and it's now a lot sweeter. There is nothing better than drinking wine and eating chocolate!
Omg I love your mum! Sending you love from lil old England 💖
Hey, loved the video! seeing as you seem to be a Cadburys fan I thought you might like to know there's a Cadburys factory in the UK where you can go for day trips and go on factory tours, whilst also tasting every variation of dairy milk imaginable! Just a thought if you're ever in England again!
It's called squash because it's condensed and concentrated ... Squashed! Glad you loved it BTW you and your Mum and so cute together.
Your mum is fantastic, didn't stop laughing.
What a delightful pair you are! Love the way your Mum drives back into the packet with indecent haste, pulls a face of orgasmic pleasure, and then takes a swig of red wine. What a woman! You've restored my faith in Americans.
One of the best things I've seen on YT for ages. I love you both! You're adorable - you should be on Gogglebox - but Leibnitz... Not British and definitely not digestives. :)
Love the way your mum changes palate, with a sip of red wine.
Thank you for trying our sweets and snacks 😊 your mum is such a lovely lady 👍🏻 🇬🇧
Love how mum gets more and more sozzled as the video goes on 😂😂😂🍾🍾🍾 and they weren't digestives...
Im a Kiwi, living in Aussie....we have a lot of those things (Brit colony etc) but we always refer to squash as in fruit fizzies...with actual fruit in it. I think the word squash came from the squashing of the fruit to make the drink....probably why I dont see raspberry or strawberry squash...but see an abundance of lemon, orange or tropical squash.
terrys chocolate orange tap it unwrap it you tap on a flat surface then when you unwrap the segments should come apart they used to be terrys of york good on you for trying our treats
Jaffa cakes and caramel filled chocolate are to die for.
loved loved this video !!! Your mom is hysterical...I've lived over here in the states for 35 years and I miss the good old sweets/chocolate from home...brilliant video.
It's called squash because the original drink was called 'Lemon squash' made from pressed lemons but it grew to cover any fruit drink that was made that way then diluted with water, sometimes with added sugar, and so it remains. "juice' is what it says, the juice of a fruit with nothing added (hopefully).
Mums face when she tried the chocolate orange... priceless! :) You should have taken some Victory V for everyone to try!
Jammie Dodgers are the biscuit you'll find at any village hall, women's institute, jumble sale, cricket match or school fair. They're dryer than an Egyptian mummy's ear, so you have to drink mugs of tea to get them down. In fact all British biscuits in inedible without liquid accompaniment. Those two ladies look like fun.
I am 7 years too late but watching your mum get tipsier by the minute was hilarious and I loved her taste reactions.
Hi Kim. That's a really interesting video and it's nice to see you got to try our sweets and biscuits from the UK. I saw another of your videos and am really surprised at the number of comments from my own people about eating biscuits upside down. I must say I've never ever noticed that there was a correct way of eating them over here. Just like you I've always eaten them with the chocolate end facing down. I've always felt like an odd-ball in my country but never knew that I was *that* odd, haha. On a side note, I visited your country for the first time last year and noticed some differences myself :).
I love the way that Mum is clearing her palette with red wine! :-)
The Terrys Orange....hit the whole orange in the wrapper off a counter to split the segments. and enjoy...love your mum
Oh dear those are not digestives but your mums reaction to the chocolate orange made my day.
Excellent, good humoured fun. Liked & subscribed. Good to see some quality sweets & biscuits being enjoyed & appreciated in the USA. BTW: Kinder eggs & Balhsen Choco Leibniz are both German, but have been widely available here for so long, they're part of UK culture too. Choco Leibniz are superb biscuits & are great with a good, strong coffee. You almost become honorary Brits for wearing the paper crowns. Keep up the good work!!
You could be sisters.......your mother has a great accent too, think I'm in love :)
I like how she has taken the time to learn what there called unlike other channels u r good
We just call it Squash or juice. i call it juice but we switch from one to other.
Squash (also called cordial (only for lime) "or dilute) is a non-alcoholic concentrated syrup used in beverage making. It is usually fruit-flavoured, made from fruit juice, water, and sugar or a sugar substitute.
Nobody English ANYWHERE at ANY TIME said "A spot of tea" EVER.
This made me laugh so much as the mum was getting more and more sloshed during the clip, you couldn't tell by her comments so much, but by the slow gradual glazed look that she started to develop in her eyes, that'll be the wine and chocolate mix, gets you every time!...
You and your Mom are really nice people
Life in the 19th Century
Modern Chocolate
However chocolate remained a luxury until the 20th century. Then many new varieties of chocolate bar were introduced in Britain. First came Flake (1920), Fruit and Nut (1921), Milky Way (1923) and Crunchie (1929). Then came Snickers (1930), Mars Bar (1932), Whole Nut (1933), Aero and Kit Kat (1935), Maltesers (1936) and Smarties (1937). Later came Bounty (1951), Picnic (1958), Galaxy (1960), Topic (1962), Toffee Crisp (1963), Twix (1967) followed by Yorkie, Double Decker and Lion Bar (1976) and Wispa (1983). Furthermore new boxes of chocolates were introduced in Britain. Milk Tray dates from 1915. Terry's Chocolate Orange and All Gold were introduced in 1932. Black Magic came in 1933 and Dairy Box and Quality Street were first sold in 1936. Cadburys Roses dates from 1938 and After Eight was introduced in 1962. Meanwhile Ruth Wakefield invented chocolate chip cookies in 1938.
I love your mom!! she is adorable!!
I love your Mother. Any woman that washes down chocolate with a good red wine is God in my eyes
The BEST bit of the chocolate orange is the core.
I'm so glad you and your mum like our stuff. I'm always interested to find out what you Americans think. Best of all- you're the first person who thought to buy Terry chocolate oranges! Definite heaven for chocolate lovers. By the way, I love your mum's accent! So soothing to listen to
This might be the most cheerful person in the world.
Thanks for the video. I used to eat boxes of Maltesers when I was a child about 60 years ago. I used to go to the cinema and eat a box of them while watching the movie. BTW. Kinder eggs are German. Dip the Jammie Dodgers in the hot tea. McVities chocolate digestive biscuits are good dipped in hot tea. Not for too long or it will break and fall in the tea.