Americans try British Chocolate for the first time!

[@luluraheem8487]

I'm American and we definitely have these here, I love them. I've also seen raspberry creme filled ones

[@seldom_bucket]

that sounds disgusting, yours deffo aint the same as ours though, you eat different chocolate than brits. yours smells like vomit to an english person

[@McFlatulence]

Same i have a shop that sells them near me and i live in the rural US

[@Egutta047]

Yes!! I'm happy someone said it lol. I used to love them when I was younger

[@DickbuttChillingOnPluto]

@@McFlatulenceshit I’ve been wanting these for years but can’t ever find any near me😂

[@janeyant2375]

The first time I had one (decades ago), it had Cointreau in each slice.

[@sargeabernathy]

They sell these in America around Christmas. They’re all over the stores. I had them in my stocking every year.

[@alyson42]

@@MartianMothmanwe had these in Washington state when I was growing up, too! So good! - and fun to bang on the table or wall or wherever to break them open lol! I had no idea that it was a regional thing and not everyone had them 🤷‍♀️

[@flagsandroses4035]

Same here, Washington and Oregon both have had them my whole life

[@dsg45]

@@MartianMothmanI’m Scottish but live in Ohio so I was delighted to find them in Target last Christmas

[@sluttybutt]

Sadly they don't appear to be made with the same ingredients and taste different. Just like with Snickers, the ones you get here are madly over-sugared and less creamy

[@alyson42]

@@sluttybuttI haven’t done a taste comparison; however, looking it up online, each one (British and American) has 18 g of sugar per 4 slices, so the amount of sugar in each of them is the same. I agree that Hershey’s chocolate is terrible, as is the chocolate that is put on many of the major candy bars over here (including snickers); however, there are also plenty of other brands that make high-quality chocolate that is nothing like Hershey’s. Theo Chocolate in Seattle, for example, is quite good.

[@USMarshmallow]

I'm American but I know these. My mom used to buy me and my sister Terry's oranges every Christmas. She passed last year and I bought one for myself. Thank you for the sweet Christmas memories, Mom. ❤️

[@leannecarter4953]

I would love to know what made her start this, as this is the tradition we hold in the UK. There is guaranteed to be at least 1 or more under every Christmas tree 😊 my condolences for your loss

[@CayneTJ]

we did this also

[@bacca1990]

We got these for Christmas in my family. I always hated it as I don't like fruit-flavored chocolate

[@actuallyamber17]

I'm really sorry for your loss. She is in a better place now though ❤

[@cherewright6939]

Ditto! It was one of my favorite Christmas treats! I need to start this with my kids! Had no idea they were British until now!😂😅 So glad you were able to get one to remember your mom by. ❤

[@TheAngelofnv]

We have a bunch of British chocolate products in the US. The chocolate orange was a best seller around the holidays last time I checked😂

[@kJ922-h3j]

Yeah Kit Kat, Twix, Rolo’s etc. You have some Cadbury and Galaxy (or Dove) products too right?

[@SkarletC]

Zzzz

[@donutcat5535]

I’ve also seen chocolate oranges in the US, we used to have them during Christmas

[@corvidae2741]

yeah! my family gets terrys oranges for the toe of our stockings every year. i cant have orange flavoured chocolate without thinking of christmas

[@munkemune]

What is Galaxy? You mean a Milky Way?; and we dont have ​@RedDevil_Joe

[@Notbatman374]

They cut the best bit. "Hersheys tastes like sick? But you eat dried marmite twigs?" Olly got smashed with logic.

[@ejakeulater4990]

Difference is twiglets are a very specific thing, all of chocolate in USA is dog crap

[@raymobula]

Because it tastes like sick lol😂

[@l0sts0ul89]

​@@ejakeulater4990sure buddy sure

[@ejakeulater4990]

@@l0sts0ul89 are you trying to say that twiglets have the same range as chocolate does? Or do you think chocolate in the us is good? Both statements are wildly dumb

[@gitana8281]

That’s a total non sequitur… when he’s having a discussion about chocolate you can’t compare it with marmite.🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️ That’s like comparing apples to oranges.

[@Hubbagumdrop]

"It's an orange" hahahahah josh has enough

[@allisonlacy3004]

**had .

[@E4Extraordinary]

Just shows ...these kids are doomed.

[@luisalejandro2335]

She’s referring to how kids are given sliced apples as snacks.

[@KristenDETW]

@@E4Extraordinaryit resembled apple slices, screw off

[@BillyJameson-dc6mw]

@@allisonlacy3004erm actually 🤓

[@riskaarisfilda1154]

How could she said it looks like an apple while it literally shapes and even wrapped like an orange 😭😭

[@-Subtle-]

"It's like a little apple" is a simile.

[@DaveMcIroy]

Because she's US

[@dadams2781]

The chocolate pieces are more like Apple slices than orange pieces.

[@dyanaforest7174]

Because she is only used to apple slices..the way it was usually given to her without her putting any work on preparing said apple..

[@Sam-gw5pl]

How on earth is Hershey’s better? It tastes like vomit.

[@rj-zz8im]

I didn't know these were British. I have seen them all my life here in the USA. Probably my favorite chocolate.

[@kJ922-h3j]

Kit Kat, Twix & Rolo’s are also British too 😎

[@marvou6811]

They are definitely British lmfao

[@darklordofsword]

They're an import.

[@katrabbit]

I had no idea that was a British thing... I've always loved chocolate oranges 🥰

[@Stevehboy]

You would be surprised, Even down to the sandwich is British :)

[@saeefrayhan9717]

@@Stevehboy bro a sandwich is not british cuisine

[@Stevehboy]

@@saeefrayhan9717 even cheese making back 2 thousand years ago

[@saeefrayhan9717]

@@Stevehboy are you on drugs

[@ItsSi]

@@Stevehboy what are you on about?

[@Innuendo_the_Dutchie]

As an American, these are a Christmas must have- every Christmas my family gets so many of these lol

[@teaganxluvss1021]

Samee

[@KristenZianourry2015]

Same since i was a kid, shows how sheltered the British are that they think that chocolate only exists there

[@idontwannamakeagoogleaccou1033]

Yeah i didnt know they were british

[@neivebroughton4723]

@@KristenZianourry2015A chocolate orange still originates from Britain regardless of whether you as an American have eaten it. It’s like when you guys think we don’t have Twix in the UK. Like obviously we do lol

[@jasmine9581]

​Wait, people think you don't have Twix??

[@carenwilson4902]

We have this in the USA, too. I've had chocolate oranges in my Christmas stocking every year of my life, and I continued the tradition with all of my children as well.

[@klaxx3761]

Many companies make their European variants different though, due to the more lenient restrictions in the States. Might be worth getting a British one

[@RawringReagan]

@@klaxx3761in America it’s the same brand

[@alaskawashington]

@@RawringReagan doesn't matter, just like mexican coke is still coca-cola, it's different (and better to most people) cause the fda is way more lenient but in mexico they use real cane sugar instead of high fructose corn syrup

[@arielhuppe3522]

My mom put these in our stockings as kids, too! Safe to say my sisters and I went wild for them!

[@c.johnweir182]

​@@alaskawashingtonI love Mexican Coca-Cola because I like the real sugar cane taste. We need to stand up to the US government and tell them to stop with the high fructose corn syrup. It's killing us...

[@elmstreetdoll3270]

“Better than a real orange” made me gasp

[@joeldeakin2003]

He's not wrong, they're great lol

[@elmstreetdoll3270]

@@joeldeakin2003 im a floridian, i can eat 3 bags of oranges in a day 😩 orange juice is like nectar from ths gods. I prefer them over any chocolate

[@joeldeakin2003]

@@elmstreetdoll3270 wow I don't think I've eaten 3 bags of oranges in my life haha. Was never much of a fan of them as a kid but believe me the chocolate orange is good, like REAL good. It's just so much fun. Tastes great, LOOKS like an orange, SPLITS INTO SEGMENTS LIKE AN ORANGE! It's the perfect thing 😂

[@NickHunter]

@@elmstreetdoll3270 fresh OJ is amazing

[@lalaland7961]

@@joeldeakin2003 it’s actually really bad to eat 3 bags of oranges in a sitting 😅

[@karabonyathi5653]

The way Josh asked her if she said it was like an apple his face literally twitched right after😂😂these kids will traumatize him edit: omg thanks for the likes first time past 5k😅

[@papi-sauce]

man is having second thoughts on kids now.

[@allisonlacy3004]

You have *420* 🌿💨 liikesss ahaha well- _not anymore_ 👺

[@demifiendrussia]

@@papi-saucethey are dumb because they are Americans, not because they are kids😂

[@candyfire7354]

American public educated children will do that to you.

[@jul2447]

@@candyfire7354stop being dramatic💀 This is a lighthearted video and no I’m not even american

[@june9050]

I’m American but my grandpa grew up in Europe, so my mom would always get us one of these around Christmas time. They’re so much fun to open and so delicious 🥰

[@rachel6239]

Also American, my mom gets us these for Christmas too, didn't even know they were a British thing

[@morgsthegamer7121]

Same ❤

[@maddymac1960]

This is so wild I had no idea you guys don’t have them? We have them in Canada

[@RekzysTheTitan]

​@@rachel6239they were created in the area I'm from and they sort of dropped off in popularity.

[@f.7624]

When Americans say "Europe" you mean England? Or all of the European CONTINENT?

[@rosscoe3044]

As an American, I can’t believe some people have never had a chocolate orange. I grew up with them as the last thing to come out of our stockings on christmas. love me a chocolate orange

[@CactusBrannigan]

Glad you guys get to enjoy them too, it’s on the Mount Rushmore of English snacks for sure

[@chromajobe6029]

Some of us had shitty child hoods

[@kalvis795]

Agreed! It was always the last thing out of the stocking. That or an actual orange lol

[@rosscoe3044]

i feel i should clarify that my dad was from new zealand, and i have dual citizenship. but still, they’re pretty common in grocery stores around christmas time, so it surprises me

[@thunderben]

Same here! But my family has deep English and German roots

[@Bloodydemise]

I LOVE terry's chocolate oranges! I get one every Christmas!

[@roobee28]

I’m American and my family used to buy us the chocolate oranges every Christmas! We always thought of them as a special treat. They’re delectable. Edit: thank you for 1K likes! 🩶

[@deitay]

Omg I was about to say the same thing! I wonder if it is a Utah thing since that is where my family is from. Every store has chocolate oranges in my area around Christmas

[@hayliedlr]

​@@deitayfrom Michigan and we get them every year too

[@ania9133]

Shhhhh let them feel special. Lmao

[@LeeHarveyOswaldStyle]

I'm from FL, and my wife (also from FL) gets me one every Christmas.

[@bethanylovelace8684]

@@deitayI’m in Alabama and it’s a Christmas thing here too

[@Stephu_art]

Had no idea these were British. Chocolate oranges were my childhood, especially during Christmas time. Always got one in my stockings growing up.

[@Maybemeidk]

Cadbury is british isnt orange cadbury?

[@LanaBug10]

I did too!! It was always such a fun tradition.

[@bevrosity]

same. been smashin these things for decades.

[@SilasShorts]

Same!

[@shreck3665]

@@Maybemeidkno it’s terrys

[@psb7884]

Never trust people who say Hershey's is top tier chocolate

[@Visiblenightj]

It is

[@MysteriMustacheToast]

@@Visiblenightjit tastes like wax and literally burns your throat 😭😭

[@novitasusetio9284]

​​@@MysteriMustacheToastI'm agree with youu. It doesn't tasted like a real chocolate 😰

[@shunilooni4809]

Frr

[@cjewell8444]

Like everything else in the states , it started off good and over the years they add or take away from it to cut the costs of production, but sell it for more. Nothing taste the same as it did 50 years ago.

[@zachariahprime4814]

Wow, I remember this exact chocolate growing up! It’s orange flavored chocolate and is even shaped like Orange slices. Haven’t seen them in ages! Slamming it down on a hard surface before unwrapping the foil to break up the pieces was fun too! I need one now! ❤ Joeanne~*~Los Angeles, CA

[@ephwurd2yurMother]

Joeanne? Not Zachariah? You are most definitely a bot

[@zachariahprime4814]

@@ephwurd2yurMother No, I am definitely not AI. Zach is my husband silly. This is our ‘paid’ account, so we both use it. Neither one of us can stand commercials. Recently, our Netflix account started giving us commercials again 🙄…..so it looks like it’s time for another upgrade. These companies are loving to shakedown their customers.

[@zachariahprime4814]

@@ephwurd2yurMother PS. I guess we should change the account name huh? The reason I put my name at the bottom of comments (IF I remember to do so) is: 1. So people can see I’m a female, because in certain conversations (if I don’t) people would think I’m homosexual. NOT that it matters and I definitely DO NOT have ANY problem with that. I’m from Los Angeles, California (5th generation in this city). I completely support +LGBTQ community. Love comes in all forms. ❤️🏳️‍🌈 2. The second part is where I leave what city I’m from in hopes that maybe I can start a trend where others start doing the same and we can see where each of us are from. You see I’m an Anthropologist/Archaeologist so I absolutely LOVE talking to people from all over the world. It’s a big beautiful place we live in and we can make it even better only if we learn to love one another more.

[@Zunaira4868]

"did you just say that it's like an apple" Bro was flabbergasted Edit : thankyou guys for the likes

[@enigma9625]

The ones with the pop rocks in it are better.

[@biswas003]

Americans ☕

[@biswas003]

American teens ☕

[@SPXJUICE75]

i love my country, i respect my country!@@biswas003

[@noassociation85]

Right in the soul😅

[@lyarogers6101]

As an American these chocolate oranges are traditional to have during the winter season, specifically during Christmas. ✨✨

[@seldom_bucket]

traditional? also it's a british sweet not american.

[@Weregoingshopping103]

We also have these in America 😊

[@_wayward_494]

@@seldom_bucket yes do you know what that word means?

[@emmasmith9336]

@@seldom_bucketmy family also has them at Christmas you find them in American grocery stores during Christmas time

[@lyarogers6101]

@@seldom_bucket Yes it's tradition to have one. I never claimed it to not be British though.

[@justangela1684]

We have this exact chocolate (same brand and all) sold in America. I'm actually surprised they haven't tried this yet. I have one every Christmas

[@jakej2680]

Yeah I get one of these each year in my stocking, along with a tangerine.

[@Berryations]

Yeah I didn’t know this was a British chocolate

[@LdyGrvvy]

I was looking for someone else to confirm this lol!!

[@jakej2680]

@@LdyGrvvy It's definitely one of my favorite Christmas traditions. Can't wait to pass it on to my future kids lol.

[@gandalfthegreyonline]

They are probs a different recipe for America tho

[@Aaahhhhhhhhhhhh164]

The way i just went "Oh my god its a chocolate orange!" Chocolate oranges are my favorite 🧡

[@silverghost8258]

I'm an american but I remember getting a chocolate orange almost yearly on christmas. I alwaus loved how you smash it down and it becomes these cute little orange-flavored chocolate slices

[@PortugalZeroworldcup]

Ok I never saw those in California

[@silverghost8258]

@@PortugalZeroworldcup I live in Arkansas, so maybe it's just not a thing in California.

[@alyssamarie333]

@@PortugalZeroworldcupI’m in California and I haven’t seen them since the 90s but we definitely had them!

[@professorroundbottom438]

I had one bite of one slice one Christmas. Never again. 🤢

[@JaesarDunaGella]

I get them every year in Michigan! 😊

[@kleekoi3865]

“Hersheys tastes like ****.” I feel you.

[@travistaylor4342]

It's ok to to like Hershey's chocolate bud it doesn't make you uncool to say it's good

[@CHRIS.PBACON-es3cl]

How dare you insult hersheys

[@typerlol]

​@@CHRIS.PBACON-es3clit sucks ass

[@scriptmore]

@@travistaylor4342 it does make you uncool to say it's good, it tastes like someone vomited into it when it was being made. the only reason you like it is because the taste has been normalised to you from childhood. it pales in comparison to pretty much any other chocolate

[@travistaylor4342]

@@scriptmore it all taste the same good is good you sound alil snooty when it comes to chocolate to say a Hershey bar taste like vomit is lunacy

[@LanaBug10]

I'm American, and Terry's chocolate oranges are my absolute fave!! It became a tradition in my family for all of us to get one for Christmas. My dad bought some for us when we were little, and I loved them so much that I kept asking for them, so he decided to just get us one every year. My sibling don't want them anymore, but I still ask for them. They are delicious, and getting to slam them on the table is just a bonus 😂

[@Zane_drawz]

I do this too!!😂

[@pandy_the_panda_]

I also do this for Christmas! My brother and I get one chocolate orange and one orange 😊

[@Jrusi]

Same

[@im_spoons]

same! had no idea this was a british thing, i thought it was just a christmas thing

[@LanaBug10]

@@im_spoons Me too 😂

[@Lavleen1306]

I want to see it's full video ❤ Please Josh upload this full video 😊 I'm enjoying your Jolly British highschoolers videos ❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@xo2quilt]

Did you see the series of videos of the high school kids they took to South Korea?? Those are amazing!

[@danpuff9584]

Chocolate oranges are a Christmas tradition for me and my family. We're American through and through. I had no clue this was an English treat.

[@holx2895]

I'm from the UK and we have this at Christmas always hehehe

[@BatkoBrat]

When you say "American through and through" do you mean native American, Irish, Dutch or... Not really clear on that one 😂

[@Pyreax865]

@@BatkoBrat😂 I think they mean they’re from the US and don’t really do things like from anywhere else.

[@BatkoBrat]

@@Pyreax865 yeah, i wus just kidding, no bad intentions 😁

[@Drevonthomas]

@@BatkoBratlmao u have a point tho haha. The only way you could be American through and through is if ur a Native American

[@luna-id6hb]

As an American, I can confirm that this kind of chocolate is amazing! Edit: this is the most likes I have ever gotten

[@ncochran23]

Yes! I so rarely buy one. It’s been years, but I do love me a chocolate orange

[@bamallama]

The orange chocolate is so disgusting tho

[@cannamemama4505]

Had this every Christmas i can remember since i was a kid and had no idea its a British thing 😅

[@hhbeom]

No what theyre fucking disgusting 😨😨💔

[@Sung.Jiinwoo]

Noob

[@kaciebaldwin1858]

as a Canadian we have these and I absolutely adore them

[@kaciebaldwin1858]

@Leviticus18-22 oh? I thought since the states arent apart of the commonwealth they wont have it? but that's cool, what do you think of that chocolate?

[@kaciebaldwin1858]

@Leviticus18-22 Theres one with popping candy that is good

[@jordan180]

We have them here in America too (like the other comment said)! I usually find them in small sweets shops. My dad is from Saskatchewan and it’s his favorite so I get it for his birthday!

[@allysonmessina1785]

I grew up with that orange chocolate, I recently learned it's a British chocolate, had no idea for decades... literally. It's great!

[@Frostflower-tn1ne]

I love Terry's Oranges so much! They are literally one of my favorite chocolates. And I'm Canadian. I didn't know they're British!

[@TheCursedCat1927]

It's cool that they also have more variants. The dark chocolate especially works well with the orange flavor.

[@baldability]

i’ve had one of these every year on christmas, had no idea they were british lol (from the us)

[@jasmined.greene8907]

We have these in America lol. This exact one too. They sell them around Christmas and I stock up.

[@ninjacell2999]

yeah but they are British and you can get them everywhere here

[@cjewell8444]

​@@ninjacell2999I didn't realize they are British. We have had them in the US for years. I need to read the package next time I buy one.

[@ninjacell2999]

@@cjewell8444 yeah originally made by Terry's Chocolate Works in York, they got bought by Kraft and are now made in a factory in Strasbourg lol

[@cjewell8444]

@@ninjacell2999 thank you , I had no idea!

[@nikkirockznikkirockz8551]

​@@ninjacell2999You can get them year round in plenty of regular azz "hood" stores in the 'States, too! It's not that serious, and besides I always thought the inside tasted nasty! 😝

[@lottedunnell1906]

If Hersheys is top tier then give that lad some proper chocolate asap 😂

[@hezrusso380]

Exactly, I can think of so many other brands that are better than Hershey's. Dove for example, far better.

[@joshp8535]

Yeah I hate to say it but as an American who watches this channel a lot, they pretty clearly went to schools of different socio-economic levels between the British kids in other episodes and these with American kids. No hate to anybody, but this is about exposure. If Hershey's is the only chocolate you have had, it's great. And don't get me wrong, I like Hersheys. But it is NOT top tier. And I'd wager that most Americans realize that Hersheys is lowest common denominator.

[@davidz2690]

@@joshp8535what makes you say that? The british schools were working and lower middle class, is this video more of the richer americans or something?

[@mhmm4303]

@@davidz2690 they were wearing fucking suits and ties dude…

[@feliciaabrams9604]

Having tried other chocolates I get why so many say Hershey's isn't great. However, there are definitely worse chocolates, like Frankford. I'm biased towards Hershey's as I was able to tour the school. And, the chocolate factory is wonderful. The Hershey Family does a lot of 'good-will' with the money they make. I also know a child that attended the school. What a blessing!!

[@m444ss]

i've been eating those chocolate oranges for a decade or two. I love them.

[@drflannelxd904]

"Hershey's is top tier" proof someone hasn't actually tried much in the way of chocolate.

[@michellerenee92580]

thank you!!! its the worst chocolate ever

[@UnexpectingDuck]

Hersheys is top tier, and I love all kinds of chocolates, nothing beats a classic

[@Youcallthesebagels_]

@@michellerenee92580that honor goes to Russell stover

[@michellerenee92580]

you have no taste in chocolate@@Youcallthesebagels_

[@Surfy188]

@@michellerenee92580it’s not your opinion

[@CHill-42]

These have been in the US for decades, normally they are only widely available during the holidays but some stores carry them all year round now

[@IAmTheGlovenor]

Might be regional. Idk when they first exported it to the us, but i never saw them in stores until I've been in the western half of the usa

[@MartianMothman]

I’m from Tennessee and I’ve never seen these before.

[@CHill-42]

@@IAmTheGlovenor Maybe that's it, they've been in California for at least 20 years

[@MooseTracks77]

They've been available in Colorado for more than twenty years. Most grocery stores carry them all year long. You can find them in any Walmart in the area. I've purchased them in Wyoming and Montana also. It never occurred to me that it was imported. CVS and Walgreens also carry them as a standard item.

[@IAmTheGlovenor]

@@MooseTracks77 I just looked at all the Walmarts in Fort Collins, they don't show up

[@NightMagic224]

Terry's chocolate oranges were all the rage here in the US in I think the late '80's, early '90's. Originally they were only in milk chocolate, but later there was also a dark chocolate variety as well. At some point, they added raspberry flavored ones, both milk and dark chocolate as well. You still see them at Christmas time, but you really have to look. Not as highly publicized now; it seemed like all the drug chains, CVS and Walgreens, in particular, featured them in their flyers frequently back then.

[@imjustasconfusedasyou]

nah EVERY year my whole family asks for one lmao

[@NSA151]

​@@imjustasconfusedasyou same

[@gavinsharqawi8352]

yeah they are everywhere around Christmas was working target that Christmas got in like 20 crates of them of about 20 each

[@gabr_ieze]

You can easily find them in the US year round by going to places like World Market or oriental stores. They're there all the time in the candy section. Although not in normal stores a lot, they're still relatively big.

[@mydogsareneat]

Terry's Orange literally is the best chocolate nobody contests. Idk what they're doing but that's exactly what I want above all the others

[@Elliespringcloud-rk4fs]

As a British/English heritage I grew up with this chocolate a true delicacy 🥹

[@rainbowtastic1233]

Same I used to get one in my stocking every Christmas because it used to be a tradition to put a real orange in there, but this is our more tasty version

[@StonerTom14]

@@rainbowtastic1233 same lol

[@dylanshield4592]

Bro just say your from Britain

[@jamieoliver9620]

We have this in the us

[@IncaseImakeit]

Fr, they are amazing.

[@sethbettwieser]

My local grocery store (in the US) sells these year-round. They've got orange, raspberry, and mint flavors.

[@genevieveford9216]

This year in Utah we also have chocolate oranges with popping candy inside

[@gchristina1770]

It is not the same as the ones in the UK; the taste and ingredients are different!

[@oof9701]

And white chocolate

[@aprilstilskin5733]

​@@gchristina1770 but the point is that these kids have never seen them before, which is weird. These have been in America for a long time. We can get the exact same ones they have in England if you go to a shop that sells European candy like World Market, which is a big chain.

[@gunnybunny4081]

You’re spot on! These have been around over 50 years & the brand we get is Terry’s the same brand in this video & it’s imported from France! 😂

[@RenButNot]

I don't often agree with Ollie's taste buds but I agree with his Hershey's comment. Edit to say that I am American just to clear up any confusion. And to also say I don't like Hershey's chocolate because it taste not good.

[@islandsicedtea]

As an American I think everyone can agree unless you’re completely ignorant ya know

[@-Subtle-]

The reason Hershey is popular is because it can be bought in bulk. When we go camping, we buy it in bulk with marshmallows and graham crackers. Then, at the campfire, we make S'mores. It then becomes a nostalgia thing because it's associated with fun times, laughter, and being a kid.

[@OneRandomVictory]

Can't trust anybody's opinion who says Hershey's is there fav chocolate bar.

[@brendalogan3784]

​@@OneRandomVictory Obviously these kids have never had good chocolate to say Hershey's is top

[@hellcat1401]

​@@-Subtle-The best s'mores I ever had was with Lindt milk chocolate.

[@crowparent6481]

I love chocolate oranges. They’re so good🫶 I’m Mexican American btw

[@BottomOfTheBarrelGaming]

We have chocolate oranges in Canada and Christmas just isn't Christmas without one they're amazing 🔥🔥

[@decsxx]

My mother still gets me one of these every christmas in america lol, every year without fail

[@BottomOfTheBarrelGaming]

@dec2530 idk why but I figured they weren't in the states lol

[@hughesga1745]

my buddy at 33 cried last year because his mom forgot to get him a chocolate orange for their family stockings, 100% can confirm Canadian tradition

[@averytataryn5]

YES

[@Jadedarms]

I am canadian and this is a very common christmas chocolate, they are damn amazing

[@randomname8220]

Really? Never heard of them as a Canadian unless it just is your Provence? Honestly it sounds nasty, never tried those but tried other chocolates mixed with oranges and it just is not it.

[@BrainDead_]

@@randomname8220I had them and it’s just chocolate with a hint of a artificial orange flavour

[@Nicsreef]

​@randomname8220 could just be my family, but I live in Nova Scotia and we always get them at Christmas

[@magengulkhan3573]

We have them here in Ontario too. They're only sold at Christmas season. I've had them growing up and love them! My parents were european immigrants so we have an affinity to European chocolates.

[@PortugalZeroworldcup]

At loblos?

[@AlteredState503]

I'm american, and these chocolate oranges are everywhere in stores during Christmas. I havent had a chrismas without one in like 20 years! 😂

[@yesyesyesyesyesyes2021]

Ikr, these are everywhere even when it's not Christmas I find them, idk why people don't know about it

[@bisquitngroovy]

Never seen these in my life. Where does everyone get them from??

[@margaretmcnair1242]

SOMEPLACE SINISTER! 🤭

[@Kenzalina_]

@@bisquitngroovyCVS

[@nicholasscurry4560]

I'm legitimately beyond confused of how these American people never heard or seen this candy before

[@appletree6898]

These are so good. The flavors of orange and chocolate together are delicious!

[@bwingbwinggwiyomi]

Ollie chose violence with the last sentence on the Americans lmaoooo

[@terrancenightingale1749]

I mean the only thing I'm willing to use a plain old Hershey's bar on is S'mores and maybe a Hershey's Kisses on a freshly-baked snickerdoodle cookie

[@ThrivingWithTheSussexes]

He's bitter

[@RenaissanceEarCandy]

​@@ThrivingWithTheSussexesnot really, he just has an opinion on a particular brand of chocolate

[@sterben54]

Hersheys is lowest tier chocolate. It’s literally garbage

[@YrCleddyf]

@@ThrivingWithTheSussexes Bitter about what? American chocolate is disgusting 😂

[@TheEeryTeacher]

"its like an apple" literally the most American thing ever

[@jenreii]

How?

[@oscarredfearn3492]

@@jenreiibecause it’s not a smart thing to say

[@SauceyFredo]

@@oscarredfearn3492 yeah how many Nobel prizes and top ten universities y’all got again? Cause I’m pretty sure the US has the most

[@killurself-i6e]

​@@SauceyFredoinsert the barrack Obama giving himself a medal meme 😂

[@klimtkahlo]

I met an adult American in her 20s that hadn’t ever had a pear! 🤯

[@nightmarefanatic1819]

We have these, they're popular during Christmas. There's Raspberry flavored ones too, as well as dark chocolate.

[@Amm1ttai]

Last year I got one with Pop Rocks in it

[@JohnSmith-t1g]

These chocolate oranges are my #1 favorite kind of chocolate. So fucking good

[@1BlindMaus]

Chocolate oranges are that thing you buy when your loving live, you walk into tescos feelin good and you pick up a chocolate orange. It hits differnt❤

[@bluebbgbluelove5900]

Loving live ? Who’s live and why am I loving their live

[@Tomcat_Coyote]

Along with a good Christmas Turkey & Trimmings sandwich when it's Winter. All those special winter sandwiches you can get from Tesco and Asda are sooo good, i'm so jealous we don't have the same kind of stuff in my Country.

[@IRMentat]

more like it's the one you buy because the price per unit of weight is the best around unless it's a store-brand. the orange oil and decent chocolate is just the extra cherry on top.

[@leiannamendoza6350]

I absolutely love these chocolate oranges! We get them every year for Christmas.

[@ContentMadame]

I LOVE the dark chocolate oranges! I always pick some up around Christmas.

[@yggnggv3519]

Never tried them I thought they only brought them out 3 years ago

[@noahelharkati4204]

I8

[@noahelharkati4204]

H😊

[@ashlyng2012]

That is my favorite chocolate in the whole world. I get it every year for Christmas.❤

[@Sam.D07]

i’m american and i love those things lol, my mom always put them in me and my siblings stocking for christmas 🥰

[@iloveanime807]

Used to eat these every year around Christmas! I loved them😊

[@Carcassbits11]

Me too, I didn't know they were Brittish lol

[@AndNowIJustSitInSilence]

"Hershey's is like top-tier"? Laughs in Lindt 😂😂😂😂

[@chae1557]

Dude that comment had me 😅😬🫠

[@F_Reduction]

“It’s definitely better than a real orange” that’s a real American reply I’m not disappointed at all

[@Nyxxxx_x]

I have gotten this chocolate every year on Christmas Day and didn’t know until now that’s it’s British. So thank you for making the best chocolate Great Britain.

[@averieaxe]

As an American I love these things I always got them for Christmas from my grandma, but I never knew it was British.

[@UnexpectingDuck]

I feel like every American should’ve at least seen these in the store. We get them occasionally and I love them.

[@cheyenne6913]

I'm American and my mom used to buy these every Christmas to put in our stockings

[@UnexpectingDuck]

@@cheyenne6913 Yep same here, almost every Easter

[@ebriggs3498]

I give these to my co-workers every year at Christmas, here in the USA. They are a lot of fun and everyone loves them! ❤

[@amberwhite44]

Wait, that's British candy?!? As an American, I have that every Christmas and I love it. It's my favorite kind of chocolate.

[@phillipip6814]

Correction, their sweets over here

[@tr4shb0at_]

​@@phillipip6814 who cares

[@Oliver_El_Timido]

@@tr4shb0at_people that take their language and pronounciation seriously

[@j.clementec.m.1558]

​@@Oliver_El_TimidoThe english certainly don't, how ironic

[@tylerclarke4829]

Never in my life as an Englishman have i ever heard any other Englishman refer to chocolate as being a ‘sweet’. Chocolate is chocolate, sweets are like haribos, drumsticks, sherbet (the powder not the desert) etc.

[@leilamat08]

My mom gets dark chocolate oranges for me and my siblings every year for Christmas ❤

[@kami.kaze23]

I didn’t know these were British 😅 but I’ve always loved these, and smashing the orange to get the little segments is always so fun

[@a_bit_n00bish]

Dude, I get one of these every year for Christmas, and it’s awesome! The teensy orange flavor is so addictive 😂

[@C9Kreal]

We have these in Canada! I always look forward to getting one at Christmas!

[@augustjschroeder]

My dad always used to bring these back from Ireland when he went to visit. So good 😋

[@theshamanite]

I was sent a bar of this chocolate from Canada. It's extremely tasty

[@judeanpoet3687]

A bar or a sphere ?

[@lucie-janedunn7363]

@@judeanpoet3687you can get bars because I get them in Easter eggs search it up

[@mylovver]

@@jayiswildinmate, I don’t think you get the point. They js want a clarification bc Terry’s doesn’t do bars?? And their chit chat doesn’t even involve you, so why are you getting into it? It doesn’t bloody concern you, so please move on mate.

[@jayiswildin]

@@mylovver I was sleepy making this comment, so chill out. All you have to do is explain. I dont even remember writing this, if it makes you feel any better “sunkisseddddd” ill delete the comment.

[@NeroZenith]

@@mylovver they do bars though? tf

[@gale212]

I love chocolate oranges. We get them every year at Christmas. Thank you to the fine British folks who make these possible. We had one with pop rocks in it this year. So fun!

[@freerangeeggs6442]

Terry's are my favourite thing in the whole world. I hadn't had one for at least 5 years when my dad sent me one for Easter and it almost made me cry that he remembered how much I loved them.

[@PaulineGlover-g5d]

All I have to do is walk to a local shop to get one (im British )

[@NotoriousWhistler]

Ollie has such a way with words

[@kikiursalone]

😂

[@ZephyCluster]

Used to love Hershey's CnC, but since Bro in Law started working at Ritter Sport (German chocolate brand) and sending me free samples of nearly every flavor chocolate you can think of for days, I cannot go back to Hershey's. 😂 I don't taste the sick, but when I do eat it I get this weird coating in my mouth that throws me off.

[@nikkirockznikkirockz8551]

Ritter sport Is so good, lucky for us in the 'States they're been selling them here for decades-along with that nasty ole' candy "orange"! 😄

[@ZephyCluster]

@@nikkirockznikkirockz8551 Bro in law is was hired so that Ritter could break into the SEAsian market. If I was famous I would shill for Ritter any day of the week.

[@ianshue2890]

Not even lying, those things are amazing. The nice smooth milk chocolate with the hint of citrus from the orange, it’s just amazing

[@burcinra]

as a Turkish, Brit chocolates were gifts for me every summer when i was a kid. beautiful memories.

[@coffeenorth]

And I also love their chocolate bars. Soon good.

[@PortugalZeroworldcup]

I saw that chocolate in Australia and India but not usa

[@CGZollars]

The chocolate orange was one of my favorite during the holidays. Favorite stocking stuffer, 10/10, taste amazing and good for entertainment on early Christmas morning when kids are awake but the whole family isn’t yet.

[@krystalmfernandez]

We do these as a Christmas tradition. My step sister started this & I introduced my children to it 💕

[@katherinemasson76]

Terry's Chocolate Orange are my kryptonite. As a canadian I grew up with these as a special christmas treat. I would always ask for one for ny stocking.

[@Xtratlo]

I live in America and I grew up with these, thoes where and still are my fav chocolate

[@LeafyL0g]

Canada has these too at Christmas. The absolute best.

[@Ashi.x]

In Britain we have them all year round aswell as white chocolate ones:)

[@rpond]

Why do they always give people Hersheys chocolate. They are so many better American chocolates

[@DefinitelyNotBender]

Lowest quality. Cost less to make so get more profit.

[@ejakeulater4990]

White chocolate Reece’s peeces cups are one of the best things I have tasted.

[@Visiblenightj]

I love hersheys and I am not American

[@katt1996]

Its the cheapest and most widely available. Also we associate Hershey's chocolate bars with something called "s'mores" so they're seen as tasty. I like them but after trying different chocolates, I can see where you get the "sick" aftertaste from

[@mellowyellow5865]

You have to try and local brands of different areas. There is one chocolate brand where I live, they do no wrong. Everything they make is so good

[@intelligencecube6752]

Honestly you can buy these here in the States! I’ve only ever seen them in a Trader Joe’s, but they’re here! My family usually has them around Christmas Time and I would love to have these as a gift 😁

[@seraphi3387]

Oh I used to get those in my Christmas stocking! As an American, i say with utmost certainty they are super good! Best holiday treat in my opinion. 😊❤

[@Rhianna74]

We’ve had terrys here in the states for decades. It was my favorite thing to get in my stocking.

[@Rhianna74]

@@MartianMothman the west side of the states! Cali, Washington, maybe Oregon.

[@saccharineisnothoney]

​@@MartianMothmanim from Virginia and they're everywhere where i live

[@teralyncoffee4066]

We have those in the US. One of my favorite chocolates.

[@joriemonster]

That Terry's chocolate is top tier and I have wait until Christmas for it to be in stores

[@melody_shmelody]

These kids remind me of my former students! So lovely and honest.

[@ronstone6839]

Several years ago, the store I worked at was carrying these. Terry's was advertising them as a Christmas sweet. I had wanted my wife to try one, so I bought it. I put it out in the car till I finished my shift. It was extremely cold that day. I got the orange home and we whacked it on the corner of our kitchen table ... Because the orange was frozen VERY hard, it CRACKED the table! Lesson learned: When you're supposed to 'whack and unwrap' something, use a SOLID surface ... like a brick wall!

[@VamLoveAndKisses]

That apple comment and the guy who thinks Hershey's is top tier both concern me greatly. 😂

[@jstarr7034]

😂

[@nnnnnn006]

since Hershey's is really expensive here i don't get to eat it much. this is why i think its good

[@Thi-Nguyen]

Those are so good! I’ve had them for decades now, and they’re a favorite Christmas treat.

[@moonpiemoonpie]

“It’s like a little apple” I honestly LOVE how unserious we are. It’s so fun and cute.💕😊

[@Romcomm_]

Bro what💀

[@lord_shaking_n_crying7772]

cope

[@sjum2643]

Americans 😅

[@moonpiemoonpie]

@@sjum2643 everybody else. Lmao 🦅🦅🦅✨✨✨✨✨✨✨

[@moonpiemoonpie]

@@Romcomm_ lmao y’all so pressed. Ppl young and wanna have fun. It’s okay to be silly sometimes.

[@aaronplayzgames0589]

I'm American and I love those orange chocolates

[@Omgits7ito]

Canadian here Terry’s chocolate orange is my all time favourite treat on Christmas Day.

[@billystanford275]

They've released a Mint Chocolate version in England. I saw it while shopping yesterday, not sure if it's new but it's the first time i have seen it!

[@Zaxby722]

Those things are actually really really good. I doubted orange and chocolate but it definitely works.

[@redbluelocke4269]

For those wondering why Hershey's tastes bad to other countries, its because of the refinement process. Cocoa beans flavor varies between fruity, nutty, and chocolatey. These flavors change based on where the tree is grown, due to nutrients, fermentation, and climate conditions all being different in some way. In a large batch of cocoa beans coming from all over, with a lot of bitter and rotten beans also getting mixed in, they over-refine the chocolate. While this process gets rid of the bitter rotten notes, it also gets rid of the fruity, floral, or nutty notes you would get from chocolate. Leaving you with a fairly bland, yet consistent tasting chocolate bar. This bland taste is comparable to plastic for our friends in other areas, as they don't refine theirs as much.

[@ladywolfwolf]

Plus, one ingredient that is exactly the same as an ingredient in vomit. That's what I read about a month ago. Until I read that, I used to eat it and make candy shells with it. Bleck

[@Zer0Sen]

@@ladywolfwolf IIRC That "ingredient" is butyric acid, a byproduct from the fermentation of the milk they did before boiling the water off in order to mix it into the cocoa butter (fermentation was required to lower its boiling point so they wouldn't denature it). I remember learning about it from Adam Ragusea and I'm guessing you might've learned it from him aswell :)

[@Evorax]

It's taste like vomit not plastic

[@Rye_Ch3]

Ive ALWAYS wanted to try one of those chocolate oranges, they look so fun 😭

[@ryaneaton2724]

Ollie - "Hersheys tastes like sick' 💯

[@jenniferl995]

Hershey's is on the same level as vomit. No lie, cat sick.

[@angelareimann6433]

American chocolate is SO sweet 😮

[@grizz813]

@@angelareimann6433candy is supposed to be sweet

[@verzeda]

The sick flavour is intentionally added - funnily enough it is literally the same chemical that is *in* sick - butyric acid. And this is simply because it gives it a longer shelf life. Americans are weird.

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

@@angelareimann6433Hershey’s is garbage. I’m an American but with British family I had a lot of Cadbury as a kid, the quality difference is insane. But I find these oranges to be satan, orange and chocolate don’t go together to me

[@realstoryes]

As someone who is visited Britain and the UK their orange chocolate is amazing