American Couple Reacts/Tastes: British Snacks & Foods! FIRST TIME! Part 6!

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Welcome to Part 6 of our British snacks and drink series! If you have missed any, there's an entire playlist with all of them and future ones. It's been over a year since we tasted any new British snacks! We have A LOT of new British foods to try today! We have various Cadbury, Mr. Kipling, Walker's Crisps, Angel Delight and so much more! Join us as we taste and rate all of these snacks for the first time! Are your favorite ones here? Let us know. 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!

[@ruthfoley2580]

You should make your own Eccles cakes. It's so easy & really quick.

[@ChuchiiChoo]

the only question you didnt ask with the cakes and biscuits is would it be better with a cup of tea / coffee

[@tonyhill7139]

My friend worked on the US base at GreenhamCommon an used to get this desert in tins. It was powdered, you add water and put it in the fridge where it would separate into a layer of jelly and a moose? Sort of. Any idea what that is and If you can still get it? Love the show girls, look forward to the next one. X

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

@@ChuchiiChoo we don't drink either one

[@paulvamos7319]

​@@TheNatashaDebbieShow Milk? 😊

[@mariska21575]

Me,as a Dutch person yelling at the screen when you unwrapped the chocolate orange 'just whack it on the table! Don't unwrap it.'

[@andybaker2456]

Yes, the tag line has always been "Tap it, unwrap it", so never unwrap it till you've tapped it!

[@scottythedawg]

@@andybaker2456 thump and er...chomp. 😆

[@Karl-oo9mq]

I think all of us thought the same.

[@AuroraMeansDawn27]

Lol me too

[@lesleymitcheson8439]

Me too

[@TChighbury]

20:52 "I think we better unwrap it first" *Everyone in Europe* "NOOOOOOOOOO"

[@Bueno-82]

Love this! Debbie’s introduction to Terry’s Chocolate orange is the most single best segment of any US reactions!!

[@alanhilton7336caradventure]

@@Bueno-82 segment 😂😂

[@Sheffield_Steve]

Just a shame the full size chocolate orange wasn't an original one.

[@user-pc9nd8sh2t]

Angel Delight is fantastic. You can freeze it to make ice cream. You can also add double the milk to make a thick milkshake.

[@NigelThompson-hb5jg]

If you were a 70's UK child, butterscotch Angel Delight was a view into what heaven was like.

[@helenbrown6527]

Oh yes!!! Devine at that time.

[@flawedgenius]

"mmm, butterscotch" - Ali G's favourite

[@starisawesomesauce]

gen-Alpha but butterscoth angels delight is just👌

[@davidgillettuk9638]

It's still available....yum yum.😅

[@tinatomkinson7932]

Omg that was my favourite thing ever

[@alanhilton7336caradventure]

I absolutely adore how Debbie is reduced to a 6-year-old whilst trying the chocolate orange thank you for warming my heart again girl's.😊

[@neilmcdonald9164]

girls🎩

[@seldom_bucket]

​@@neilmcdonald9164😅just thought I'd make a slight observation, when people correct pronunciation most people then reading get more irritated by the corrector. It's like that thing where some people are offended by something but then way more people are offended by the person claiming offence 😅 I think we have to concede that yt is informal and multinational, any use of the English language that is understandable is fine by me. I like to think that's the beauty of a language that breaks all its own rules.

[@angie14124]

Where abouts do you live? I live in Lancashire and Freddo’s here are only 25p each. No way would I pay 49p each. Haha

[@DavidFromDerbyshireUK]

2 apple pies in a dish with soft ice cream on top - heaven. In winter instead of ice cream use hot custard.

[@j0hnf_uk]

The trick with the chocolate orange is to keep it inside the wrapper and tap it on a hard surface to separate the pieces apart.

[@Magyk55]

Don't tap it, whack it!

[@Kernowyon]

​@@Magyk55 Dawn French told me to be violent as a child... Fun fact I bought her old Black Jaguar XKR back in 2013 off of eBay, her signature was on the owner's manual. Jennifer Saunders was on Top Gear talking about her buying it back in the early 2000's when she did star in a reasonably priced car. I ended up meeting Dawn in 2015 in Falmouth at a book signing, told her about my purchase and she simply replied with "you arse" in the most West country accent I've ever heard. 😅😅😅😅

[@anthonybarber9415]

Angel delight! Takes me back to my childhood in the 70's and 80's.

[@karenblackadder1183]

In my childhood in 50s and 60s its forerunner was Bird's Instant Whip, otherwise known as 'sticky up pud'.

[@FC-PeakVersatility]

​@@karenblackadder1183 I just came to say that Instant Whip hands down beat Angel Delight any day of the week. But did you ever try jelly whip? Carnation whipped to a foam mixed with a block of jelly that had been liquidised in a small amount of water first?

[@BassBossLwYr]

I didn't think it was still available.

[@oopsdidItypethatoutloud]

​@@FC-PeakVersatility Saying anything beats Angel Delight 😮 Can we still get this mythical substance... I must know the truth ❤ from Northeast England ❤️

[@MargaretChapman-k1y]

@@FC-PeakVersatility Ah! Tinned Carnation milk the saviour of all our puds in the 1950's. Put on jelly, apple pies, everything that it could be put on. We didn't have any variety icecreams in the UK until well after the war!

[@jaydenrockslewis]

Jelly tots , smarties, revels. Not one at a time , shove a handful in your gob. That’s the right way , yum yum x

[@vickytaylor9155]

Fun fact, swiss rolls are not Swiss at all. They originated in the 19th century in England.

[@PastaSauce.]

Interesting. Never really thought about that before

[@timglennon6814]

It great to see American reactors who have properly read the instructions on an Angle Delight packet on how to prepare it. Some American reactors who I have seen make Angle Delight and NOT put it in the fridge. Well done Ladies. 10/10. 👍🏻

[@oopsdidItypethatoutloud]

Angel delight 🫠 I'm going to but some today... sparked a need 😊 ❤ from Northeast England ❤️

[@michaelcole-hamer607]

You referring to Anna and Jt by chance lol? I love them, but that was painful lol 😆

[@raythomas4812]

angel delight was a regular that me mum used to do for us - Bless her

[@stuartfaulds1580]

@@michaelcole-hamer607 true, especially the second time.

[@oopsdidItypethatoutloud]

@@michaelcole-hamer607 Aye. It was horrific 😢

[@Paul.J.Mitchell]

If Natasha is worried about eating Feddo, nobody tell her about jelly babies 😂

[@JEF3N]

Are you a fan of the spitfire 😉

[@geoffmelvin6012]

The beautiful Eccles cakes - cold or warm, doesn't matter - what you do need with it is a cuppa...

[@davidereira4595]

Terries orange goes wonderfully with Tea,one slice ,one mouthfull of tea.

[@ChuchiiChoo]

fun fact there are a lot of brits who measure the rate of inflation based on the price of a freddo, comparing todays price to what we paid as kids, i remember getting a freddo from the corner shop for 5p-10p back in the 90s-2000s as well as tiny little chocolate cups in little foil cases for 1p each, a freddo today in 2024 will set you back 49p, its a whole thing a quick google search will bring up all kinds of graphs we take it very seriously

[@davidmunro546]

Those chocolates in the foil are awesome. 😋

[@captainnutnut6077]

What? 49p EACH? That's INSANE! How much are Fruit Salad and Blackjacks these days? I used to pick them up for 1p a piece. Showing my age right there! 😂

[@davidmunro546]

@@captainnutnut6077 penny sweets are at least 5p now. Maybe 10p.

[@andybaker2456]

@@captainnutnut6077 I remember when Fruit Salads and Blackjacks were two for 1p!

[@RichWoods23]

@@andybaker2456 In 1971 they were two for a new-fangled half-pence, which was a slight price rise on the 1970 pre-decimalisation ha'penny. Fruit salads and blackjacks (along with jelly snakes) were my infant school introduction to finance and practical arithmetic.

[@JanetYoung-f3q]

Angel delight butterscotch the best thing ever invented

[@b00ts4ndc4ts]

That's what I would look forward to on my birthday because my mum used to make it for me with a banana cut up in it.

[@steveallen3434]

I seconded that thought

[@robertwatford7425]

It's lovely to see the enthusiasm, and the delight on Debbie's face when presented with chocolate in the form of orange slices :-)

[@geraldinemallon1043]

It’s not Christmas if you don’t get a Terrys Chocolate Orange in your stocking. 😊. But little tip…tap before you unwrap. 😋

[@rosalindyates7331]

You can't beat Fox's biscuits, they never disappoint.

[@raybrown2197]

Yorkies are made in York, that's where the brand name come from. Good job they're not made in the Nestle factory in Goole

[@JOOLZUK]

[@lottieew135]

There was an ad on tv when I was younger, talking about the chocolate oranges. The ad said, "don't tap it! Whack it!!!" 🤣 that has stayed in my head, and I may say it when my husband is doing something 😁

[@jamielindsay1506]

As they would say in Yorkshire "lovely stuff girls". Thanks for sharing this with us as always and for spending all the $ on these snacks for our entertainment! Debbie's initial reaction to the Chocolate orange is a classic! 😂

[@ajtommo]

Those Mr Kiplings Apple Pies are GORGEOUS! I always used to have one in my lunch box when I was little for school and to this day will always pop a box in my food shopping 😋

[@raythomas4812]

Do they still make the strawberry pies ?

[@ajtommo]

@@raythomas4812 Not seen any for a while not sure if it was just a short time special or maybe just certain shops

[@PaulChatterton-tj3zf]

If you rated the Mr Kipling's Apple Pies a 10, you will need to raise your scale to 12 when you try Waitrose Apple Pies. Still not a patch on my mother's apple pie, though.

[@nataliescott2261]

Warm them up hot custard 😊

[@ajtommo]

@@nataliescott2261 I do like to do that especially around winter like I sometimes do with mince pies 🙂

[@Jaynesherwood]

Eccles cakes originated from Eccles in Manchester. Originally they were made in the bakery at the end of the day with the left over pastry and pie filling. This isn't the case nowadays obviously. They are deliciously wonderful and nice warm or cold. They are especially good with a cup of British tea xxx keep doing what you do i love your channel ❤🎉😊

[@stonerbtw]

Loved the video, the Yorkie bars used to say "Not for girls" on them as their slogan from 2002 to 2011 which i found quite funny

[@AngeDownie-by8ee]

Debbie ive become ADDICTED to the Terry's orange bars . Thankyou ( n Natasha) for showing them to me.

[@katemarriner1172]

One of my favourite types of episodes are the food tasting ones,& as always this didn't disappoint! No extreme reactions like with twiglets & pickled onions ,which is always hilarious to see (maybe a jar of pickled eggs next time). Always great fun & love the way options can be so polar opposite sometimes. Really fun,exceedingly entertaining & such a good variation of things to try. Great way to start the day,thanks as always ladies x

[@GrilloTheFlightless]

In fairness to our Antipodean cousins, Nobby’s Nuts are originally an Australian product. Although they are manufactured by The Smiths Snackfood Company, who are owned by Pepsi. So arguably they are an Australian brand made by an American company but very popular in the U.K. A very cosmopolitan snack!

[@GeoffCB]

I remember in the 70s when there was a big advertising campaign, seeing written on a desk (at my Uni) "Nibble Nobby's Nuts", with lots of highly suggestive alliteration below. I won't mention any... 😅

[@SkepticalSteve01]

They haven’t sent any Terry’s Chocolate Oranges With Popping Candy to New Zealand yet, but they are sending us the Milk and Dark chocolate versions. I recommend the Dark chocolate ones.

[@LilMonkeyFella87]

Surprised you could find Eccles Cakes! They are the local thing made not far from me 😃 I have a video up how they make em proper in a bakers. They take like 3 days to make! "Made In Britain - How Eccles cakes are made"

[@timaustin2000]

Also, huge congratulations on getting the Angel Delight to look like Angel Delight! YES it's meant to be mousse consistency. So many reactors don't whip it nearly enough and then don't refrigerate it and it drives us Brits barmy, haha

[@yaonyaon9460]

Chocolate is very diverse and goes well with a plethora of flavors: coffee and tea, mint, citrus(orange, lemon, tangerine), dried fruits and fruits (different berries, mango, banana, raisins, etc), nuts, caramel/salted caramel, and even chili.

[@CMOT101]

I am so pleased that you changed your minds about Jaffa cakes

[@letsmisbhavekmgx9786]

Mini rolls in the freezer is transformative!

[@rogerwitte]

Eccles cakes are part of a family of cake/biscuit varieties known as 'dead fly cakes'. These are pastry stuffed with raisins. The two most common are eccles cakes and chorley cakes. chorley cakes are with short pastry rather than flaky pastry. Some people also include garibaldi biscuits in the 'dead fly cake' category even though it is not a cake.

[@Obi-J]

Dead fly pie!

[@joelm7221]

​@@Obi-Jfly's graveyards we used to call Garibaldi's!

[@jhaustrick2535]

Fly Cemetery!

[@Rooonga]

Day made! Debbie’s cuteness just blew me away here 😍

[@Mythsinger]

The strap line of the Terry's orange ads was "tap it unwrap it"

[@Lee-kf9tq]

Don't tap it, WHACK IT!!! . its not Terry's, its mine.

[@nataliestafford6231]

I'm pretty sure Dawn French narrated on the advert after that one with another one saying 'don't just tap it, whack it' 😂

[@Morpheus_M]

I'm a Brit and I love to keep my Chocolate in the fridge. Tastes much better chilled

[@jessieb7290]

Nothing with mint does. If you do it with after eights; they taste way too sweet.

[@dijpurdy]

Agree.

[@irenecaird6688]

Oh no I definitely prefer my chocolate melting 😋

[@AngeDownie-by8ee]

I put mine in the freezer. DEVINE.

[@robert-hh2ft]

i do love these food ones...especially the uk food.my late nan used to give us angel delight in the 70s as a quick easy treat sometimes..along side her lovely homemade trifle and fruit pies with custard.looks like a great selection there!!!

[@paukastell7210]

I have been watching your videos and i find it nice that you two young ladys trying what we eat over here in the uk

[@F11BAR84]

Absolutely loved Debbie's reaction to the chocolate orange definitely a big smile watching. Another great video ladies 😊

[@tiestomagic6279]

I really like how yourselves and other American youtubers who have taste tested our UK treats/ snacks love them as much as we do. Thank you!!

[@BobMartinsback]

If eating Angel Delight ever becomes an Olympic sport, I think Natasha will be a gold medal winner.

[@Hannah-qg6kq]

Love seeing you enjoy our treats and snacks. Thank you for all your hard work on the channel: much appreciated. Take care!xx

[@kizzy5607]

As kids, we always got a chocolate orange in our stocking at Christmas

[@yamyam_1978]

Posh kids got an actual orange 🍊

[@nataliescott2261]

Mint one rules

[@yamyam_1978]

@@nataliescott2261 I had a white one & it wasn't nice - white mint would be good

[@Ghostinthewind1001]

I did too but I’d always give it to an auntie or uncle because I hate orange in chocolate

[@Stormyweld05]

As adults, we still do! 😂

[@marciameredith4214]

Great video ladies... the chocolate orange the advert for it used to say "tap it un wrap it" Bang it hard om the table before opening! They are very popular here in the uk at Christmas especially! Cadburys is the best chocolate ever! And foxes biscuits are delicious.

[@fiona6561]

The best lucozade is the ‘original’ one, it has glucose and I used to have it as a kid when I had a cold or flu. It’s still for sale.

[@nataliescott2261]

I still do

[@fiona6561]

Me too….😁

[@jamesbeeching6138]

It's the Bramley Apples that makes the pie so nice!!! Has a slight bitterness😊😊😊😊

[@russcattell955i]

Jelly Tots, often bought to keep kids quiet, not calling out " are we there yet " on a road trip. Adults eat some too because they are natural fruity and we all grew up with them.

[@rubilister9780]

My mum always includes some jelly tots for me in my “Yule box” and I’m in my mid forties lol It’s something she’s done for me since I was a very young child.

[@rickb.4168]

I'm also called Richard, however my Mum was actually from Eccles. Eccles cakes are fabulous served warm (oven not microwave) and served with whipped or clotted cream.

[@lynnhamps7052]

At last, American's that made perfect Angel Delight! Lol 😊👍🇬🇧

[@Ghostinthewind1001]

I’ve seen a few American KZbinrs do it and I’ve nearly been in tears saying “ what are you doing to it 😭😭😭 “

[@jameshumphreys9715]

My mouth watered and went to heaven when you showed fox's cookies (1st one)

[@Hugeones]

Just to let you know Nobbys Nuts is not British it was only introduced here in 2005. It originates from Australia

[@taniahabib2275]

When I was younger (so much younger than today 🎶🎶🎶) we'd say "lucky Nobby" 🤣. Nobby's makes good cashews too (my downfall) 🇦🇺

[@susanhughs1031]

@Hugeones I Was Wondering if Nobody Mind People Using His Nut's And If He Will Get Them Back,?!!! But In All Seriousness Are You In Australia, ??? Nobby's Nut's Come From Australia,?? I Think, I Might Be Wrong, If I Buy Peanut Nut's In I Can Recommend Mark's And Spencer, If You're Allergic To Nuts, Of Course, ??

[@jennigee51]

If I could, I'd have reached into the TV and grabbed those Eccles Cakes, I would 😮 they're delicious. There's a phrase here, "love you lots like jelly tots" 😊

[@keithrudd8003]

The whole of the U.K screaming NOOOOOOOOOOO when you unwrapped the chocolate orange before giving it a smack ……lol … and popping candy… in the UK it’s called Space Dust ..

[@NeilusNihilus]

Back in the day it was called space dust but these days in the UK its called popping candy.

[@andybaker2456]

@@keithrudd8003 It was called Space Dust when it first came out in the 70s, which was at the time when Star Wars mania was in full flow. But it's been called "popping candy" here for many years now.

[@waterpolowizard]

Also this Aussie

[@medic1627]

I couldn't get enough of Space Dust, best thing ever made 😁

[@CatherineReilly-h4p]

I haven't seen the two of you for a while but I'm glad I found you both again 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@julianbarber4708]

I've never seen the Mars biscuits before!

[@genm303]

I'm diabetic...I soooooo enjoyed every mouthful of all of those...virtual tasting! Thank you ladies 🤗 Terry's Chocolate Orange has to be the most fun chocolate to eat!

[@markjones127]

Walkers also do Sensations coated nuts which are really good, but like most spicy snacks in the UK they're not very hot, I pour the whole pack in a bowl and toss them around with a little Cayenne Pepper to give them an added bit of burn factor.

[@MrEnseabee]

Hi Ladies, this is possibly my favourite of your food/snack reactions, good items, good flavours... But watching Debbie's reaction to the Terry's Orange eas just the cutest thing ever. Try warmed Eccles cakes with ice cream or fresh cream, my late father's favourite dessert. Keep the videos coming.

[@anthonybarber9415]

I'm with you guys. Can't stop eating those apple pies.😋

[@medic1627]

A drop of Ambrosia Custard and your in heaven 😃

[@lollyjake689]

Angel Delight is so nostalgic to me but it was almost always the banana version in our house served with sliced banana's for dessert. I'm not a massive fan of chocolate but I do like the orange buttons. I also like the nuts, the poppadoms and the apple pies (which are often in kids lunch boxes).

[@juliant]

Strawberry angel delight is the only way to go... mix in real strawberry pieces and a bit of crushed meringue for a real treat.

[@carolinegeorge2982]

When the chocolate orange was first advertised on tv they used to say "tap it, unwrap it" meaning keep it sealed in the foil then hit it on a hard surface. We used to get one in our Christmas stocking along with a real satsuma. Love your content xx

[@janinshirley]

Loved it girls. Next time try the all chocolate Cadbury mini rolls .I haven't had Angel delight for years, Butterscotch was my favourite back in the day. I'll need to try it again soon.

[@alibob1986]

best way to open a chocolate orange is whack the bottom bit that doesn't have the sticker on against the corner of a table/counter. When you open it the pieces come away from the stem bit

[@anitaherbert1037]

We use Cadburys buttons and flakes to decorate cakes

[@jhaustrick2535]

I use them to tile my Gingerbread house for Xmas

[@ShaneH42]

The music when you were eating the chocolate orange was perfect. Another quality video 👍

[@stephensmith4480]

Eccles cake's are just the best. In the winter, my mum would warm them up and put some Custard over them, but in summer we would just eat them cold. Another great Northern Treat are Chorley Cakes, again, eaten hot or cold 👍👍

[@judithrichardson3684]

Chorley cakes plastered in butter are seriously good (but not good for you).

[@stephensmith4480]

@@judithrichardson3684 💯% 🤣

[@dijpurdy]

ladies a good take on some of our snacks, didn't think I would enjoy the channel as much as I have so far, I live on my own and you have made me laugh out several times which is a really good thing. I do like Mr Kipling he makes exceedingly good cakes and pies. Hope you have tried Tunnocks tea cakes, curly wurly's and jelly babies and some liquorice root sticks or maybe flying saucers.

[@scottmccarter861]

superb stuff loved the jelly tots and mini rolls.

[@crimsonknightuk]

I live 5 minutes away from a Fox’s Factory and it always smells amazing. My ex works there so i used to eat A LOT of Fox’s Biscuits!! I’m soooo glad Debbie gave Jelly Tots a 10 because they are sooooooo good!

[@Carol.Allison]

I used to live not from Cadburys factory in Moreton, Wirral. Used to smell the chocolate

[@crimsonknightuk]

@@Carol.Allison Did it make you want chocolate more or did it put you off?

[@Carol.Allison]

@@crimsonknightuk put me off chocolate because of the sickly smell of chocolate. I only eat chocolate if I'm in the mood for a chocolate bar

[@Ukhome-s4p]

You two really make me smile, you are amazing

[@Kissameassa538]

I found this video so funny, you both have such a vibrance and the love you have for each other is heartwarming, Natasha you are naughty in trying to nick Debbie’s stuff. I love your videos Ladies, and it is a thrill seeing you both enjoying our snacks. ❤️🇬🇧

[@michelletrudgill4573]

Oh that was fun girlies love your faces, Debbie was like a child trying chocolate for the first time. Natasha I think your more of the savoury person. Husband and I have angel delight for desert tonight with dream topping on top, that was a treat when I was a child so brings back memories. Not a fan of chocolate orange but love nobbys nuts. Well done again ❤❤xx

[@The_Relaxation_Coach]

Great video. Really fun to see you try things for the first time that I have grown up with. Interesting that you thought the apple pies were mini ones. My favourites from that selection chocolate orange, and Eccles cakes. It was impressive that you tried soany things in one sitting x

[@laurenh6668]

Debbie's sweet tooth is so funny. Her favourites at the end weren't surprising 😂 Glad you both loved the apple pies, I haven't had them in years, but they were my faaave!!

[@sharonellis8776]

Hi Natasha & Debbie. I like the Raisin / Biscuit Yorkie, Butterscotch AD. You should try Jam Tarts which have 3 fruit flavours. Any Galaxy Choc is a must ! xx

[@chrisfoster6455]

Your dentist is watching this like 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑

[@angie14124]

I live in Lancashire, England, just down the road from Eccles, the Town where the Eccles cakes are made. Here’s the thing! I have NEVER eaten them warm, or plain like you did. I have only ever had them with butter spread on the top of them, delicious! … with butter on the taste will be completely different. The freddos I still buy, but they are 25p! I remember buying them for just 10p!

[@xxdean87xxdeadbydaylight91]

Terry's and cadburys are actually the same company in UK, cadburys owns them

[@WayneCoston-kj1go]

Terrys Chocolate Mint is epic. They also did one with Mini Egg pieces at Easter and thats also great. Also Yorkie Orange and Yorkie Honeycomb are great, although the Honeycomb is very sweet. Mr Kipling Apple and Blackcurrant Pies and their Cherry Pies are a must (they do a mixed pie selection which have these and the Apple ones). The Banana Angel Delight is the best one. Walkers Sensations also do a sweet chilli nut. Cadbury Mint Mini Rolls are the best ones, then the Orange ones. Shame they shrunk the size of them in recent years.

[@anthonybarber9415]

Foxes! Factory is near me in Batley. Love those double choc chip cookis with my coffe.😋

[@pikricky]

You two were so funny trying to open that Terrys orange,and Natasha's face was classic when she was eating a piece especially with that music in the background 🤣🤣

[@LilMonkeyFella87]

The Mr Kiplings stuff only lasts a few days to a couple of weeks for some if the things. Like proper baked goods. As is tradition, they aren't full of all sorts. I've had the American Mrs. Freshley's stuff and that stuff lasts forever. As the slogan says "exceedingly good cakes" 😃 . Really good warm with custard 😋

[@oxfamshop]

Jelly tots have been around a long time . I used to have them as a youngster . The Yorkie Bars have been around a long time , Had them . Love angel delight as well . The thing I like about Eccles cakes is at least they have some fruit

[@DaveBartlett]

Jelly Tots - "So this is a hard candy?" - No, it's JELLY - the clue is in the name!

[@yamyam_1978]

Tooty Fruity was lethal - I got £20 off Nestlé cause one took my back tooth out (cracked in half). Cost 20p, stored wrong in the shop & had free dental treatment at that point

[@waynemful]

American hard gums are jelly but hard

[@yamyam_1978]

@@waynemful I used to live on those ...

[@rustiouk760]

And with Jelly Tots you can't eat 1 at a time, just throw as many in your mouth as you can

[@yamyam_1978]

@@rustiouk760 Never any yellow or green ones either, 4m red ones

[@andynight75]

If you like the chocolate orange buttons there is a way forward for you. Acquire a 'Terry's Chocolate orange.' Close all the doors and windows in your home. Inform the neighbours that there might be some loud noises. Taste and enjoy the ride 😂

[@helenwood8482]

A chocolate orange should be slammed hard on a table before you unwrap it.

[@richardbrown7153]

Hi Girls, Good to see our again. Glad you liked most of those snacks. Debbie's face when she saw the opened chocolate orange was priceless! Natasha is obviously in tune with the marketing people for Nobby's Nuts, the TV ads here were full of innuendos 😂 I was going to suggest a pork pie for you to try, but being a meat product they probably wouldn't pass Customs.

[@Belladonna313]

Damn it’s not even 8am here in Scotland and watching this is making me want to go to the shop for sweeties 😂 it doesn’t help that the shop is 10 seconds from my door…. 😝

[@debbie8674]

Get some snacks. ❤

[@Belladonna313]

@@debbie8674 I done it and don’t regret one second of it 😂

[@ruthfoley2580]

8:40 here & now I wish I had the ingredients to make some Eccles cakes.

[@emmajones5470]

I do put the min roll in the freezer. Like ice cream roll. They do strawberries angled delight to

[@danielle1986.]

Morning i love your channel your both amazing 😊 Big love from Bristol UK ❤

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Well hello Bristol 😍

[@danielle1986.]

Hello I love the fact you love my city, definitely worth a visit if your both ever in the UK 😊❤

[@juliebak6998]

Put the mini rolls in the freezer too - lovely !

[@robert-hh2ft]

like natasha,my grandma was the best cook ive known.she came from the wartime era etc..a different generation...she never swore once..ever yet she went through her city being bombed and food rations.

[@marierobinson3935]

Im 10days late since your video but you 2 do make me laugh when you try our snacks from the UK 😂 nobbys nuts used to do a salt and vinegar flavour and they were my absolute favourite flavour but theyve gone now😢 enjoyed the video❤❤

[@acnc64]

Your famous American apple pie was invented in the UK many years before America was a country that's why those taste good. Also jelly babies are best sucked not chewed. Enjoy!!!

[@nickbodie9013]

Made me laugh, could have been a Christmas unwrapping show by both of your faces and reactions. 🤣 Hope you both get to try a StarBar..