British People Trying Spanish Candy - In The Kitchen With Kate

[@luciafernandez1390]

The “popular” spanish chocolate you bought was for cooking! It is for making hot chocolate😊

[@Ghost-cl9pu]

I thought so too

[@fernandoredondosoler7288]

I think the chocolate with yellow wrap was to make the cup (liquid chocolate) greetings from Spain

[@nihadbadda2066]

That's true, se han equivocao a la hora de comprar 😂😂

[@nataliegoldwyn8917]

We have one of those in the US

[@chloe3930]

Yes, and the sugus are also very popular

[@paulalucas2388]

18:48 nooo SUGUS are soo popular in spain. Everyone loves sugus here😂😂❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@m.cruzsierragonzalez6981]

Sugus de Suchard son suizos aunque super populares en España.

[@onaaa_]

I'm from Barcelona and most of the things that you bought I never tried but well😂

[@danielalbelotrujillo4456]

Son dulces de las islas Canarias, el chocolate la candelaria y tirma son de aquí xD, saludos desde Tenerife

[@pablobouzamayorvizoso6601]

Ona Barrachina Reixach es que yo cuando estaba viendo el video sólo conocía los filipinos , los bocabits y las galletas príncipe hahahaha

[@berse2712]

@@danielalbelotrujillo4456 Arriba Canarias las tirmas y los munchitos lo petan solo les falto el clipper y un poco de gofio de la gomera

[@blurryface_1589]

Whatt really? I am from Barcelona and i do have tried most of them jajajja

[@martinapinazojimenez3541]

Me hace gracia como lo has traducido la frase diréctamente del español te doy mi like

[@luisalonso5082]

SUGUS ARE GREAT, and are really popular (I'm from Madrid)

[@MrsLizziee]

I'm from Asturias and yes, sugus are popular.

[@smz._qt8249]

A que si me encantan los sugus!!

[@dariojimenez3050]

@@MrsLizziee y si eres también de España pa que le respondes en inglés jajjaaj

[@MrsLizziee]

@@dariojimenez3050 Se llama tener educacion. Respondo en el mismo idioma en que se hace el comentario. Es lo bueno de ser poliglota.

[@dariojimenez3050]

@@MrsLizziee tranquil@, me vas a dar lecciones de vida ahora

[@adricasitoo]

I’m from Spain and half of the snacks you had aren’t typical 😅 but sugus and boca bits are so popular. Chili crips isn’t from Spain I didn’t saw them in any shop.

[@descoleta]

Frit Ravich is a Catalan brand and you can find it in Catalonia (i'm from Barcelona), but I've never seen Chilly flavour at any supermarket haha Saludos!!

[@saulgoodman292]

@@descoleta Bueno supongo que será exclusivo de Cataluña ya que aquí en Valencia no los tenemos

[@descoleta]

@@saulgoodman292 puede ser si :)

[@igargar17]

real, yo las patatas de chili no las he visto en mi vida

[@StacyMalibu]

Sugus are quite popular in Spain. Specially when you are a kid! My favorite was the blue (pineapple flavour)

[@estherromerocampos2749]

Hi guys! I’m Spanish, from Sevilla. Sugus are popular, I used to love them as a kid. The dark chocolate and tirma brand are local from the Canary Islands, so you won’t find them anywhere else in Spain, I actually have never eaten them. I never buy Boca Bits, but when I eat them somewhere I remember they are not bad haha but I don’t buy them anymore anyways. I think the bags from the brand FRIT must be an off-brand because I’ve never seen them, maybe that is why they are quite plain not as flavorful as the original brands. Me encantan vuestros vídeos, os veo siempre. Besos desde Italia, donde vivo ahora 😘😘😘

[@KellyElizabeth0929]

QUICK SPANISH TIP! Vowels in Spanish only have one sound per vowel, whereas in English they can have several different sounds per vowel. This one bit of information helped me so much when I was in Spanish classes!

[@MoonLab_Gaming]

im from tenerife, "The Candelaria" chocolate is for cooking lol.

[@linaruiz7496]

I loved this video!! You guys always have great taste haha. That chocolate that you both rated 3 and 4, is usually made to make hot chocolate. What you do is heat up some milk and then place one bar and let it melt completely. I am from Colombia and that is how we make our hot chocolate. Love you guys

[@ThisWithThem]

Thank you Lina! no way!!! Totally didn't know that, i reckon i would love it much more in a hot chocolate! Thank you for letting us know ☺️

[@joemoe1968]

Lina Ruiz that is so cool

[@destinynater5789]

Yeah, we have something similar in both the U.S. and Puerto Rico different types of flavors and chocolate.

[@heatherelf77]

Oh my gosh I can’t imagine eating Abuelita (what we have here) 😂 no wonder it was so crumbly and sweet! Mystery solved.

[@nolimitsinhim]

Yep, i totally thought it’s like “abuelitas” when they were talking about it.

[@manuelmartin3163]

Actually Sugus is the most classic candy brand in Spain

[@callmecle0]

La Candelaria is only popular in the Canary Islands. It's a chocolate bar that you dissolve in milk on the stove. I don't think people ever eat it raw, it's just to make hot chocolate

[@DuranSarah]

Exactly

[@Queen_ADLT]

I watch your videos with my 3 year old and 1 year old we absolutely love to see you and alex try alot of different snacks, both such wonderful and funny people 😊

[@ThisWithThem]

ah thats so lovely to hear. I'm so pleased you all love them 😀

[@charleycaitlynn9026]

I’m a new mother and these are the videos I watch late at night while my daughter eats. I cannot wait to introduce her to some of the things I have been able to try because of your videos - candies, cookies, and chips I’ve never thought to try. I wish you both the utmost success ❤️

[@Nails_By_Kimberlee]

American here. I've never heard of Gourmet Lay's. I'd sure try them if I saw them though! But we do have Bugles - I used to put them on my fingers as well when I was young! 😁

[@OpposingPony]

I put them on my fingers too when I was little... I used to call them 'witches' nails'. :)

[@gloriasimon4541]

Hi guys!!! I'm from Barcelona, Spain. Give me a glass of milk= dame un vaso de leche I love this candy = me encantan estos dulces Os han gustado los dulces de España??? (Have you enjoyed spanish candy?)

[@ThisWithThem]

Hey! We absolutely love Barcelona!! Very jealous you live there! Thank you for the Spanish phrases 😀 We loved trying the Spanish candy! Thank you

[@TheTrixman123]

en mexico se dice:¿te gustaron los dulces? aquí no se dice Os han 🤔 the truth is i was born in the US but i speak both Spanish and english

[@thethreecheesepuffs7254]

Gloria Simón it’s so cool u live in Spain 🇪🇸

[@aseilblaze]

@@TheTrixman123 ya pero ellos quieren visitar a España no Mexico

[@smz._qt8249]

Que chulo en Málaga decimos chuches

[@shaeden77]

In most cases I would choose milk chocolate over white, however the white chocolate covered Oreos are delicious! I haven’t seen gourmet Lays here in the states yet.

[@ThisWithThem]

ah no way!! They must really be good then! Not sure why i thought they were from the US? Maybe because the US usually get everything first haha

[@laikanbarth]

I just have to say something after binge watching several of your videos. I love the show but I have also noticed how respectful you are in each of your videos no matter what culture you are reviewing. It really makes me happy!! A lot of British youtubers are snarky (especially when they are trying something from the USA.) Just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate your videos!!

[@PrincessAurax]

"How this stay in Spain" haha... *40°C summer memories* you dont fully know what a miraculous thing the fridge is

[@amineackerman689]

🤣you means southern Spain (Andalusia

[@graysonj.8235]

I love spanish candy, my grandfather and mother are both Hispanic and we love our spanish candy. Amos los dulces 🧡 also would love an autumn taste test of your British Foods in the local stores.

[@ThisWithThem]

Ah no way! We do love them too! Can you speak Spanish fluently? We will be doing a unboxing of our christmas box coming soon 😀

[@graysonj.8235]

InTheKitchenWithKate lovely I love learning about British food too. I speak it well enough but my family speaks it so much better

[@drake4112]

Hispanic and Spanish aren't the same thing dipshit me cago la mujer

[@harlem8015]

Las patatas fritas son la mejores

[@anatamarit713]

I'm from Spain and there were some tings I've never seen before but you also got some really classic typical sweets too. I personally like "bocabits" and I must say that "sugus" really are typical from Spain I think almost every Spaniard knows at least what they are or has tasted them once. As for the easy spanish phrase : Me ha encantado el vídeo

[@m.carmenm.8940]

¡Me encantaaa ! I love the way you both speak in Spanish ! I'm from Andalusia and your videos are the GOAT! Keep on with the good job 😘😘😘😘 Pd: "Sugus " are pretty famous. They are a classic ;)

[@ThisWithThem]

Ah thank you so much! I don't think i have a very good accent haha. Oh cool, thank you for letting me know ☺️

[@irenesm3732]

Soy de las Islas Canarias 😄 Me alegra que os gustaran las chocolatinas Tirma. Son típicas de aquí ~ Greetings from Gran Canaria

[@debrich312]

Found a Milka bar last week (featured in a previous video you tried) here in USA (North Carolina)... my kids and I all have it a 11!!! Would never have tried it if I hadn’t seen your video... seeing these Milka ones make me want to drive the 30 minutes back to that store to get another... lol

[@ThisWithThem]

Ah no way!!!! Thats so lovely to hear! So glad you enjoyed it. Sometimes a chocolate bar is worth the 30 minute drive haha

[@ashleymagda4116]

I love watching these trying foreign candy videos, everytime I see a new video posted I have to make time to watch it. I am such a candy person, I don’t know what I would do without candy. I have wanted to receive foreign boxes for the longest time, however my mom never lets me get any. Therefore, I result to watching your videos! Lol

[@Alea23]

That Chocolate called "La Candelaria" and the other ones from the brand called "Tirma" are typical things produced in the Canary Islands 😍 Thanks for sharing, so interesting to see how the flavors take for you! It changes from one country to another, depending on the culture

[@DrGlynnWix]

I like that you're getting ideas of things to put in your boxes from the food you're eating from other places!

[@tessabelle41670]

I am learning Spanish on Duolingo. I have a student with Autism, who is newly in the States from Mexico. And I am brushing up on my Italian as well. I was brought up in a house with parents and grandparents born in Italy. I feel like I am losing the language I spoke as a child, so I am using Duolingo to bring it back. 🙂

[@ThisWithThem]

Oh cool! Thats awesome! That's great you are trying to get it back, i hope it's going well!

[@acuppaharriet8594]

You can get pickups in tesco, asda sainsburys! also mini ones, and caramel chocolate ones!

[@ThisWithThem]

I saw them recently! funny how we get some things here! Thanks for letting us know ☺️

[@missdessert2343]

Hi Kate and Alex. I'm a subcriber from Tenerife (Canary Islands - Spain). I like seeing you two trying candies from Spain. This La Candelaria Chocolate is made in Tenerife but we use it more to do hot chocolate in a mug because of the powde it has, we obtain a thicker hot chocolate. The brand Tirma (you have tried some candies from this brand) is also made on the Canary Islands only, and it is very popular. The most popular candy from this brand it's called Ambrosía, it is the purple one you have tried. Thank you very much from trying these candies. PS: Sorry for my English.....

[@JohnnyK60]

I don't think I've ever seen white chocolate covered oreos? The mint fudge Oreos are absolutely outstanding!

[@kpiluzz]

I use Duolingo... Learning both French and Spanish. Love your videos!

[@eizsabellarivera1124]

I love you trying video. The choloate bar (La Candelaria) in my family we use it to make hot coco or to put it in dessert. We dont eat it like that. We bake with it.

[@gigicobb5128]

I never get tired of watching these tasting videos. They are fascinating!

[@Isixinoa]

Uh! I'm from Madrid, so it is really nice to see you trying our candy! Some of those are mainly found at gas stations or at the airport (like those "Frit Ravich"), and I have never seen some of the rest (such as the last 2 items, the "Ambrosias" bars. We do have something similar, without the coconut flavour, which is called "Huesitos"), but you have tried some of the most popular candy and snacks we have!. For example, Matutano is a really popular brand that makes most of our salty snacks. The chocolate bar from "La Candelaria" is used for cooking, hence the shape and the texture of it. Great video, guys! :) And, here comes the sentence in Spanish: Los Sugus son un clásico.

[@oscarhernandezsuarez911]

Hi guys! Great video! You definitely did a good choice buying those candies, I’m from Valencia and I think the most typical Spanish candy is the “tubitos”, and yes, we eat it during Christmas. Fun fact, those are also called “barquillos” that’s mean (literally) little or tiny boats. “Pink panthers” are also very popular in Spain

[@zayahdreyfus7415]

Never seen lays gourmet before in the US

[@ThisWithThem]

No way! For some reason i thought thats where the gourmet ones started

[@debrich312]

Never seen them either!

[@gigicobb5128]

Zayah Dreyfus - I haven’t either. Not sure we have them here.

[@Enchanting_Vix]

I've never seen them in the USA either.

[@tiffanythomas2691]

I've seen them in few Mexican stores I live in Colorado USA

[@itsallaboutthecheekes798]

These videos and this channel is saving me and keeping me sane through this crazy time!!! I find myself having cravings for things I've never tried !!!!! Love it!!!

[@hayleyodonovan3485]

The white chocolate oreos are the most amazing things ever they are devine!!!

[@alliejones1270]

I love love love y’all’s videos! So much fun to see your reactions! Here in Georgia, United States, we can only find white fudge covered Oreos near Christmas. I’d be more than happy to send some to you guys!

[@GIam0r0us]

I was the one who commented about putting the bugles on my fingers as a kid and you responded that you would try it sometime. I hope you get that time to see how silly and fun it is When I eat a Kit Kat I eat all the chocolate on the outside on the edges then I pull each layer apart and eat them 1 by 1.

[@ianmusicc]

i’m not that into white chocolate, but the oreos covered in white choc are WAYYYYY superior!! every year i go to lanzarote it’s a MUST to pick them up

[@ThisWithThem]

😍😍😍😍

[@vikialways1881]

I am from lanzarote 💁🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️

[@sofibg123]

We have white chocolate Oreos in Mexico, too!

[@chedge08]

Couple of comments: 1. I've never seen lays gourmet here in the US, but that doesn't mean they aren't here. 2. ALEX! SHOUT OUT TO VIRGOS! 3. Those wafer things are called Pirouette (at least here in the US they are) Love you guys!

[@ThisWithThem]

1. for some reason i thought they started in the US. Maybe i was wrong! 2. haha 3. oh cool, thank you! ❤️

[@chedge08]

You probably aren't wrong lol they may just only be in specific localities

[@andreconstenla5484]

I'm from Asturias, Spain, a little town called Cerredo, I really LOVE sugus 😍 and the chocolate you had used was for Hot chocolate. It's for Melt and drink or be use to cakes por cooking recipes. I REALLY LOVE BOCA BITS 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤

[@alainavanatta8795]

I'm glad you guys uploaded today. I have been having to deal with campus police right now because of an issue. It has been stressful and I am exhausted. thanks for being something that takes my mind off of it.

[@ThisWithThem]

Oh no! Sorry to hear you are having a rough time! I hope you're okay and you enjoyed our video ❤️ Sending lots of love

[@alainavanatta8795]

Thank you, and this week just went downhill. I just got a call that my mother is in the ICU.

[@emilydowdeswell4134]

Ha i love when they are eating the crisps ( im British ) kates describing them and he is just sitting there eating them ha love your chanel😂😂💙💙💙💙

[@mateomartin3626]

the chocolate bar that says la candelaria its in Argentina, for example, what we call "chocolate de taza" its the one we often use for baking or we grate it as a decoration in desserts, cakes, etc.

[@njh4024]

Filipinos, boca bits and trollis are pretty popular/common here in Spain

[@evalozano3493]

I'm Spanish, exactly from Andalusia!!!!💃💃💃❤️❤️❤️

[@mariasanchezm.364]

Really ?

[@amandasteele3507]

Hola!! I come from Gran Canaria. Kate, you picked mostly Canarian candy and crisps. Even though it’s mostly very similar to mainland Spain candy. But I think there are many more delicious things you missed out on. I am currently at University in the UK, but when I go home I will send you guys some of my favorite things to eat. Lots of love ❤️❤️

[@ninjustice1]

The white chocolate fudge covered oreos come out around this time of year in America

[@ThisWithThem]

Oh really! For some reason i thought they would be year round!

[@ninjustice1]

I live in southeast Texas about 2 hours outside of Houston and we Start seeing them when the retail stores start putting out the Christmas decorations lol !!! I love them

[@michysays]

InTheKitchenWithKate here in Southern California we have them year round. But around Christmas I see them even more! Especially white chocolate ones!

[@kristendeleon12]

I really enjoying watching these! ❤️

[@ThisWithThem]

Yaay so pleased you do ❤️ I hope you love our ones to come 😀

[@xavisuarezjimenez9135]

Like si eres CANARIO y lloraste cuando viste las tirma

[@cassirobertson1922]

I love you guys! I do miss "cheers" before each item. Cant wait to see what you try next.

[@globamamama5953]

Hola amigos! Me llamo Amber. Como estas Kate? Me encanta tu ytube Kate😘 Im not actually Spanish as all you spanish people out there can probably tell but... im studying it for GSCE and i thought i would just say something in Spanish cause why on earth not 😂 love you Kate

[@marieholmes4048]

I’m not Spanish but I have Spanish family and I also took Spanish g.c.s.e 😊 i understood perfectly what you wrote there 👌🏼 x

[@akhailahorne]

yo también. except i’m just taking it for high school

[@globamamama5953]

@@marieholmes4048 ok well thats good😊😊

[@globamamama5953]

@@akhailahorne cool

[@samanthaevans4231]

Spanish is such a beautiful language

[@ChristianLuc]

Canary Island have their own brands like Munchitos or Tirma. In Spain (mainland) there are complete different snack brands.

[@shawnagrubb9958]

I'm learning Polish on the language app. I like it

[@rosaines666]

Hi guys! I don't know if someone has said something already but, that La Candelaria chocolate is for making hot cocoa. Just melt it I boiling hot milk( evaporated milk is best), and a couple of cinnamon sticks, sugar to taste and enjoy!

[@rachellee3511]

Looking forward to watching this once we have had supper. My parents live in Spain so hopefully I will know some of the sweets you have ☺

[@ThisWithThem]

Love when I have a video to sit down with and enjoy. Have a nice dinner and i hope you enjoy watching ☺️ Ah no way, thats awesome! Let us know how we did with picking!

[@hiomghiiiiii]

Sugus are actually very typical in Spain! They remind me of my childhood 100%!

[@martinatordep344]

Im spanish from Madrid and I’m laughing so hard!😂😂😂

[@mraun690]

Kate you were talking about not having tried the chocolatecoated Oreos. I saw them at Gatwick Airport on Tuesday and at Kingdom of Sweets on Coventry St. on Monday. Both milkchoc and white choc.

[@HangTheDj3000]

Since you asked, I’m learning/brushing up on my French on DuoLingo 🤗😂😂

[@deemac3470]

Same. Took three years in high school

[@MsWindchaser]

I've never been to Spain, but I've always wanted to go and turn out through 23andme I found out I have DNA from Spain. Love you guys and your expressions when trying some foods.

[@ThisWithThem]

Ah no way, thats so cool. you definitely have to go and visit now!

[@ializarg]

At least half of these products are sold only in the Canary Islands. They cannot be found for sale on the peninsula. Practically most Spaniards (unless they live on the islands) have never heard of them. BTW, the "La candelaria" chocolate bar It is to make hot chocolate, not to eat ... raw. It can even be indigestible if it is not cooked before...

[@erinortiz7728]

I love Duolingo!! I’m learning Spanish too on there so I can speak to my boyfriend’s family better ☺️ so glad you are learning too. Love you both!!

[@Weirder_the_better]

I wonder if those Munchitos are similar to Munchos here in the USA. They’re one of my favorite crisps. They’re perfectly salty and have such a nice potato flavor. You should definitely give them a try!

[@richh9106]

Addicted to your trying snacks from other countries videos. Can’t wait until you and your brother make the bean boozled challenge video.

[@doralevitt2879]

You should try candies, chocolates, and cookies and stuff from Turkey, where I live in Brooklyn, NY, there are alot of international produce and grocery stores here, and they sell all kinds of great stuff from Turkey and the Middle East! :)

[@missmom322109]

Alex: White covered Oreos. 7 days a week. 52 weeks a year. White Oreos are the bomb digitty! (That means are are AWESOME!) you can usually find them during the Christmas season in the USA.

[@vanlifemelanie7653]

Hi Kate and Alex....I love your candy tasting videos

[@Ineshp1]

Sugus are very popular in Portugal, at least they were when I was a child!

[@ThisWithThem]

Ah no way!!!

[@amandapedigo5925]

That made me double take on "The Suite life of Zack and Cody" That made my day. You guys are great! 👍

[@shermainelim3959]

We have sugus is malaysia too! They’re quite popular here... well they were my childhood candies at least

[@vanessamotylek]

My friend used to bring these sweet biscuits (marbu dorada) from Spain everytime she went there, craving them so much now! Also you guys should try candy from portugal, i remember going there a few years ago and their candy section was so so good 😍

[@ThisWithThem]

Ah no way! It's the best when friends bring things back isn't it! Mmm good idea! Would love to try candy from there!

[@vanessamotylek]

It is! And also bringing things back for your friends, always makes me so happy 😊💖

[@sarafeuerhahn3587]

Hi guys!! I am Spanish, from Mallorca, a paradise 😬 (Balearic Islands)!! Me ha encantado vuestro video!= Really enjoyed your video! :) You didn’t really get Spanish candy, but most of them (like the brand Tirma) are typical just in the Canary Islands. it was very fun anyway and the perfect excuse for you to try again more Spanish snacks and candy 😁👌🏻 As for Sugus, they are very popular here! (fun fact: there has always been a joke about the blue one, cause no one knows why it is pineapple flavour 🤷🏻‍♀️) Feliz Navidad y próspero año nuevo = Merry Christmas and Happy New Year ❤️

[@angievalencia3836]

I'm not from Spain but our Spanish is similar. Amo tu canal.. i love your channel! ❤️❤️ an easy sentence could be Eres bonita.. you're beautiful 🌼

[@stacybernabel8522]

The thick chocolate bar is to make hot chocolate 😂😂😂 love you guys !!

[@ThisWithThem]

😂😂 oops haha

[@reyespastrana8623]

Sugus are soo popular in Spain but the guy in the airport got you with the chocolate bar, I’ve never seen it in my life.

[@tinydancer7426]

That frosted color on the surface of the solid chocolate is called "bloom". Chocolate does that after a while. There is nothing wrong with the chocolate.

[@chesdisneyforever]

Im addicted to Pickups alot of shops in the UK are doing them White choc oreos are amazing!

[@ThisWithThem]

Definitely seeing more Pick Up's in the Uk shops now too!!

[@meretofabydos3645]

Love it 😍. La Lechera is a thick condensed milk and is very famous in Spain. It is as well used for cocktails. In Germany you can get it as well, literally translated dairymaid ( German: Milchmädchen). II think it is only for the Spanish, never seen it here.

[@ThisWithThem]

Ahh yes it is isn't it! Thank you for letting me know ☺️

[@jemmablanchflower3100]

Hi Kate and Alex, I've bought the pick up's in Aldi before. I think they have them in all the time. Just thought I would let you know so you can enjoy them x

[@sandropeta]

You make hot chocolate with those chocolate slabs... in a pot of water you boil water until all the chocolate melts into the water then you add milk and sugar. Best hot chocolate EVER!!!!

[@ceciliaramirez4003]

And btw la lechera is a sweetened condensed milk, used for desserts, here in Mexico we even use it on pancakes (like if it was maple syrup)

[@loricurbo]

I would LOVE to send a box from San Antonio, TEXAS!! American Favorites with a Combination of Southern Comforts and Mexican Favorites you MUST TRY!

[@marinacardiel1745]

I LOVE the video!! I'm from Badajoz, Extremadura! We have all the things that you show us!! 💕

[@pablobouzamayorvizoso6601]

I’m from Galicia in Spain!!🇪🇸💛

[@mariacruzmiguelbarreiro8149]

Contan os rumores... Galicia gran terra

[@mylesdouglas4520]

Awww thanks so much for my request!!! I really truly loved your video once again!!!☺️💖💕

[@cissi021]

I'm learning French and Spanish and Russian on Duolingo :P I love the app though, makes it so easy to learn! Nice video from Sweden before btw, since I'm Swedish too! ;)

[@TheMtggrl]

Munchitos highly resemble something we used to have in the U.S. called Muncho's ... very similar I would say though I have not seen them here in a very long time. The original Nestle Chocolate Bars were just pure chocolate, we still get them and we love to use them in Smore's ... graham crackers with a piece of nestle chocolate bar between them and a toasted marshmallow ... delicious especially around a fire. Love watching you two sample the snacks from around the world.

[@franciscochana9095]

I’m spanish, from Madrid And the phrase is: El agua es buena para tí Whyyyy didn’t you Get any fritos or colacao, they’re so popular (🧿_🧿)

[@lanenadecoca96]

I think that the la candelaria chocolate bar is to make hot chocolate you are supposed to melt it inside the milk while is boiling in puerto rico we got something really similar to that

[@isawthesign4421]

Hey Kate! I'm putting a box together for you guys. Usually the white chocolate Oreos come out for Christmas. Everything comes out early for Christmas here. Keep an eye out for them and I can throw some in the box for you guys to try!

[@user-jg9px1xu4e]

JUST SUBSCRIBED to your ultimate british box!!! I've seen all of your videos and I'm beyond excited to receive my first box! I imagine I wont get one for October, but probably November's box. Either way I'm so so excited! -love from a patient hungry canadian.

[@aaaaaaaaaaaa238]

Hey guys, I’m from Madrid. I have tryed lots of things that where in your video but I dont think they are really tipical spanish candy. I think you should do another video named trying spanish candy part 2!! I have loved this video but I would have loved seen you two trying Pantera Rosa, Risketos, Chetos (pelotazos), kikos, etc...

[@karabates9880]

You can get lays gourmet crisps here, they're called walkers sensations 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@richardboyes9215]

Great work as always guys..... looking forward for more vids

[@krisbarrutia2965]

I'm from Barcelona! Hope you come here again 💜 I'm learning norwegian at duolingo hahaha. Also, you can try to say "Me encanta probar caramelos" in spanish which means "I love to taste candies" 💪

[@soniaczompel1902]

The SUGUS sweets are originally from Romania..get in touch if you want to know popular Romanian sweets.. lots of love from a romanian in the UK.