Brit Reacting to Americans try British Chocolate for the first time!

[@SherriLyle80s]

I think people tend to forget we have Ghirardelli Chocolate, made in San Francisco. M&Ms, Snickers, etc. Hershey's is just a default but we have so many more brands of chocolate, it's countless.

[@aniE1869]

America does have good chocolate. It's not just that nasty Hershey's stuff.

[@nullakjg767]

yeah theres plenty of real chocolate. it would be like buying mcdonalds chicken nuggets and then saying american chicken is terrible.

[@HeyIts_B_A_618]

Terry's Orange is one of my favorite chocolate treats. Here in the US they can be found from Christmas through Easter.

[@nullakjg767]

citrus and chocolate dont mix. i hate it tbh.

[@JoannDavi]

It's so annoying that many people think Hershey's is the only American chocolate.

[@pacmanc8103]

Try using Cadbury’s in S’mores! Not good at all.

[@coolbreeze4066]

The US has many different levels of chocolate, like most things. Hersheys chocolate is some of the cheapest and most popular because of this. The US is so big that there are many choices across this huge territory, some not so good and some that are absolutely amazing.

[@nullakjg767]

hersheys is literally from war time rations lol. it was created out of struggle

[@coolbreeze4066]

@@nullakjg767 and?

[@ErnestoMercer]

We have many chocolates here. I don’t know where these Americans have been but we have many British chocolates over here. Cadbury for decades.

[@ScribbleScrabbless]

When I was growing up in New York, chocolate oranges 🍊 were popular during Christmas 🎄

[@ImOutOfMtDew]

I love Cadbury creme eggs. I buy them every Easter. They are expensive now in the U.S. I believe Hersheys makes the Cadbury eggs in the U.S.

[@danielm5535]

Some good American chocolate brands: Sharffen-Berger, Lake Champlain, Mast, Fortunado, Vosges. I also live around the corner from a shop that roasts/mills their own cacao and makes their own truffles.

[@garygramling5618]

I love Cadbury Creme Eggs! LOL!! Those were one of my favorite things to get in my Easter basket as a kid! LOL!!

[@JoannDavi]

Isn't Cadbury now owned by Americans?

[@kiekie84]

I am dead!!! I laughed so hard when he said "If you getting this in your Halloween bag it's a skip" and all the Brits were like "Hey come on now no no no we don't say that here no no absolutely not sir" while shaking their head... LOL! it was so funny hearing and seeing that clip I seriously died laughing so hard it was that funny cuz it's sooo true!!! that egg candy is good but here in America we usually only get that for easter or around spring unless somehow you go somewhere and they are giving them out for some reason or someone has some but they're normally not on the shelves for any time like I don't really see them in the summer fall or winter mostly in the spring though so if any kid in America got an egg in their Halloween bag I know for a fact that egg would be out of place and the kid would be looking at it funny wondering why it's in there so he's right "if you getting this in your Halloween bag its a skip" for sure! LOL! plus the reaction that the Jollies made when their beloved chocolate egg got rejected in the Halloween bag was so funny as well it felt like they were daycare workers and they were getting on one of the kids on the playground for misbehaving 🤣😂😅 I'm definitely gonna rewatch that clip and laughing lol

[@jamesleyda365]

People should go learn why or how American chocolate is often different. It might be a little surprising and interesting🤘🏴‍☠️

[@PaulaThompson-x9w]

We have places where we can get all of these . Honestly, if it's milk chocolate I'm probably going to like it no matter where it is from.

[@EricLovesthe80s]

looks good never had it

[@reindeer7752]

Hershey's, ugh! Cadbury, meh. Swiss chocolate, yes! As many have already stated, there are much better chocolates in the USA than Hershey's, so why do they only use it for comparison?

[@Timbothruster-fh3cw]

Maybe that's the only one that their chocolate beats?🤔😂

[@AC-ni4gt]

I LOVE THE CHOCOLATE ORANGES❣️ I can never get over them❤ I still have yet to find a close thing to proper British tea cakes....

[@aniE1869]

I found three Terry's Oranges in the clearance section of a grocery store the other day.

[@79BlackRose]

I had a creme egg once. Never again! 🤢

[@79BlackRose]

Wow! You didn't know that Cadbury is a British brand? 😮

[@lynnerussell1440]

In the USA I think Hershey owns Cadbury. It's not the same as in UK.

[@TheRockkickass]

Kraft foods owns all of Cadbury. Worldwide. So it’s American

[@lisahumphries3898]

As an American, European chocolate is much better. It’s creamier and melts in your mouth. The chocolate oranges her in US are terrible. They’re hard and don’t taste very good.

[@seanrosenau2088]

Yeah, Hersheys is bitter. British chocolate is like a good Chocolate Lava Cake.

[@pacmanc8103]

Nonsense.

[@aniE1869]

Last Christmas you could only find the Terry's Chocolate oranges in my area. It use to be Ovation chocolate oranges. Which aren't as good.

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[@vanceallentopekaks]

Smarties are a favorite in the US!

[@DBCarpentryNV]

There Smarties are completely different though and are covered in chocolate not like the chalk ones we have here.

[@yugioht42]

Cadbury exists just they got into a lawsuit against Hershey. Cadbury lost. Basically the agreement is Cadbury has to use American chocolate for what they sell in the US not British chocolate. They were limited to just Easter eggs and Christmas chocolates because of it. They haven’t branched out beyond that. They can not import real British chocolate either. They have the same wrappers though. The Cadbury and Mars companies did do a collaboration during Easter this year though. Hershey basically obliterated all competition in the states.

[@TheRockkickass]

Kraft foods owns Cadbury

[@pacmanc8103]

Total nonsense. Cadbury’s licenses Hershey’s to produce its chocolate. There is nothing ‘special’ about British chocolate it is how it is formulated - nothing more. There are ZERO limitations like only Easter eggs or something - just untrue.you are misinformed.

[@TheRockkickass]

@@pacmanc8103 Cadbury is owned by an American corporation

[@ElykOnimic]

finally creme egg haters 🤮

[@MidoriDad]

Never liked them myself

[@Timbothruster-fh3cw]

Had one when I was a kid, not a fan.🤢

[@dawnsheard4786]

WOW You don’t know Cadburys chocolate is British ONLY SINCE 1824

[@MyMonsterguy]

It's pretty crazy to me how many people consider things like these "chocolate". Europeans will say they don't like American chocolate talking about a KitKat or something. It blows my mind how many people think of chocolate just as a grocery store or convenience store item. If you are one of these people please go to an actual candy shop where they make their own chocolate!!! That's where you find real candy. Just make sure you do your research and they actually make their own chocolate. Not buy it packaged, put it in a box, and then resell it for much more money.

[@erongmusku9475]

KitKat is not American chocolate

[@Zach476]

@@erongmusku9475 KitKats are made by Hershey in the US and Nestlé everywhere else.

[@pacmanc8103]

@@erongmusku9475What do you think it is?!

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[@lisahumphries3898]

Cadbury is in the US, too, but the ones made in US are made horribly with our terribly harder, crumblier chocolate. US Cadbury is good, but UK Cadbury is even better.

[@pacmanc8103]

Do you seriously believe that there is a difference between chocolate? Like harder, crumblier chocolate, vs. smooth, creamy chocolate? Jesus, what nonsense. It isn’t the chocolate- it is what is formulated with the chocolate - milk, stabilizers, etc., etc. If US Cadbury’s (produced by Hershey’s) is to your liking, it’s because Hershey’s uses a very similar formulation as Cadbury’s does. They are using the same ‘hard, crumbly’ chocolate as in all Hershey’s, Cadbury’s, and everyone else’s chocolate. What nonsense.

[@pacmanc8103]

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[@Timbothruster-fh3cw]

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[@lisahumphries3898]

@pacmanc8103 I was using the word chocolate to refer to the final product, not the raw material chocolate. Yes, there are different chocolate types, hard, soft, creamy. Talking about the final chocolate product man.

[@pacmanc8103]

@@lisahumphries3898 I see. When you wrote “but the ones made with….harder, crumblier chocolate”, I thought you were referring to an ingredient, rather than a final product. Strange.

[@seanrosenau2088]

32st. LOL.

[@jsegovia]

American chocolate gets a bad rep mainly cause of Hershey's and a few others that add butyric acid which apparently tastes like vomit to people outside the US.

[@Zach476]

It is also what gives both fresh and rancid dairy products their flavor and smell.

[@pacmanc8103]

@@Zach476It is also in breast milk. The vomit BS is just that - BS.