Candy From An English Sweets Shop - ASMR

[@guysitshope4437]

Yeah.... Here in the U.K. We use actual sugar in our sweets lol, we also savagely rip open the packaging instead of neatly open it like you did for the white mouse haha.

[@dylans1326]

We eat sugar like it is going out of fashion

[@shay5555]

I've always wanted to try Kinder Eggs. All of those candies look so good.

[@LucasYanLP]

my parents bought me that a lot when i was a kid,atm it's damn expensive xD

[@gamblemadman]

If yo get a chance just order some kinder bars online (no need to get the eggs unless you like putting together crappy plastic toys). It's one of my fav chocolate, delicious and unique.

[@shaytakesphotos7143]

Shay you stole my name!! You are literally the only person on the whole of KZbin who has the same name as me. I guess we're unique!

[@shaytakesphotos7143]

Shay btw they are. I'm English.

[@starlightgaming-2056]

In Australia they're like in every food shops

[@PXLbit_]

there is an old sweet shop just round the corner from me in the UK. Sherbert fountains used to be called Sherbert Dips in the 90's. i love kinder eggs. stuff like fruit salads, cola cubes, bon bons, fresher bars, black jacks, nerds, hubba bubba. all real 90's nostalgia for me. i could live in that sweet shop lol.

[@gab.meister5867]

I love going to the little shops that u can pick and mix

[@gamblemadman]

It's interestong watching an adult eat a sherbet fountain for the first time. Must have been pretty weird as I cant think of anything else it tastes like. Used to give the Liquorice away and just neck the delicious powder, sometimes choking as I accidentally inhaled some of it.

[@shaytakesphotos7143]

Ḡαღ♭ℓ℮ℳαḓм@η OMFG SAME

[@autumnn1996]

Ḡαღ♭ℓ℮ℳαḓм@η yes I did the same thing

[@laurieleacobb]

Subscribed! The line that won me over? (Whilst speaking of Camel Balls) "More than just slightly inappropriate...." ASMR that also makes me laugh is the absolute best. Glad I found you. ;)

[@asmrVids]

Thanks for subscribing! I'm glad I could make you laugh.

[@benward7839]

I have never seen the shards or the bubblegum you had shown so maybe one or two of the sweets were foreign to me and my fellow English men. Although the saying goes, the more the merrier!

[@benward7839]

Also my mum does the best banoffe pies

[@jenniferfransson922]

I love sweets tasting videos, thank you!

[@Jessie-dp3vy]

The first sweet (the ice cream) has two flavors, so you tried the vanilla side, the other side is the better side, which is the strawberry flavor. Therefore is the reason why you couldn't taste the strawberry

[@blakeblox]

I'm British and I've never seen half of these sweets ^_^. But I love the video though

[@asmrVids]

It's good to know that there are more to discover!

[@MettieBettie]

I am a big fan of these candy/snack videos! I just became a patron, and I noticed you're about $100 short of meeting your goal, so you can open a PO box. When that happens - and hopefully soon - I would love to send you some Danish snacks for you to try. That would be awesome to watch! Great video as always :)

[@asmrVids]

Yes, I'm half way to my first goal! I think when I get the PO Box it will be a lot of fun.

[@SinnohGreen]

I remember that packaging....

[@jquillen34]

Did you know that kinder eggs are illegal in the usa

[@TheFerkelwemser]

Yes and as far as i heared its because of the risk that a person would eat the choclate egg with one bite and then choke on it's insides. Only in (fat) USA

[@roycropperthecherrypopper6630]

TheFerkelwemser but its alright to own machine guns😂

[@fairlady300]

Why do Americans say 'Sherbert'. Im from Wales i say 'Sherbet' ( Sher-but )

[@Bruce1983]

Joosh wow you're so smart

[@ninjasquid3194]

Joosh why do Brits pronounce it "aluminium" when it's spelled "aluminum?" Or why do they stick a random R sound on schwa sounds in words (Umbrellar, tarantular, sawr, bananar) And if you don't believe me, I went to an "authentic" Mexican restaurant in the UK that had a pronunciation guide for everything on the menu, and it literally told me that "tostada" should be pronounced "tostarda." Also, having lived most of my life in Texas and being very familiar with actual Mexican food, their food was the least "authentic" Mexican food I have ever consumed. Bleh. In other words, hush up. Different cultures, different pronunciations.

[@Hopsphie]

I think the nub on the back of the DC key chains is so you can hold your fingers there and pretend they are fighting each other? Great video btw!

[@bethb5512]

You bought some of the worst British sweets lol. I have to buy you some good ones and send them over

[@yusra2307]

The black toffee looks so scary lol 😂 it looks like black henna tattoo it is not like the real one it steins for 2 to 3 weeks . And the other candys looks so yummy 😋 i really enjoyed it keep it up 👍🏻👍🏻

[@ImHisMrs77]

I am English and some of these are completely foreign to me. You could do with a good old fashioned british sweets haul.

[@ellipsis4868]

I know pretty much all those sweets. You see that dreamy creamy toffee? My friend bought that from Tesco and it took half her tooth out.

[@robertweb598]

relaxing

[@Kysar25]

I'm Scottish and have ate all of these

[@Lucilou101]

You use the string to pull the head open and can connect two together to battle! This video demonstrates - kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6nLpH2ihpd1rbc

[@asmrVids]

That is very interesting. A very non-kinetic way of fighting. :)

[@Tyler-jk8ef]

I'm British and everything that was shown is usual to me

[@ameliavh9470]

The heads pop open and you swap the heads with the other ones

[@usmcfutball]

Initially Chef premiered his 'salty balls' on South Park. Then Alec Baldwin featured his 'shwetty balls' on Saturday Night Live. And today our own ASMR Vids unveils to us Yanks the vaunted 'camel balls'. Too funny. Great vid BTW. Cheers!

[@autumnn1996]

Omg I can't believe you bought camel balls. We used to sell them at my local shop and so many people would laugh at the packaging 😂😂

[@asmrVids]

I couldn't resist. I don't think you would be able to get away with anything like that in the States. Certainly not with the packaging.

[@dylans1326]

Ah Britain, eating sugar like its going outta fashion

[@benmcalister3865]

I live in Northern Ireland and we have camel balls to and when you pulled out your packet my mouth started to water because I was thinking on how sour it was when I tried it

[@brawlingbetty4357]

If there’s one thing us English are pros at it’s sweets mmm traditional

[@max-_-6352]

My dad has literally every single kinder surprise egg toy it's ridiculous

[@Shanoa]

20:16 I could smell it !

[@AbiJaay]

Ayy all my English peeps. I better not be the only one who remembers those massive sherbet sticks that would cut the hell out of your face and brake your teeth if you tried to open and lasted like 1 minute cos everyone would just end up downing it or some would get stuck in the tube and you'd either cut it or throw it away cos it wasn't worth it XD I haven't seen them in years XD

[@MissSnow]

lucky you .. only in every 7. egg, there is one of those advertised toys. and ... are you sure, that you can't open the heads? it looks like a hinge (?) to me ...

[@LawfullSpook]

Snowwhite what are you talking about lol the dc themed eggs all have one of those dc toys in same as the barbie ones if you want a normal kinder egg toy you have to buy a non promotion one

[@Bruce1983]

Snowwhite nah It's deffo a man bun and a tumour

[@izzy1933]

im English and tbh I knew what like 4 of these things were haha

[@jamiruokangas6656]

nice video i subscribed

[@loafheader]

he could of but some clothes in a carrier bag then put the sweet the ur suit case or visa versa

[@concornerdoesthings4923]

a better name for this would be "candy from a EUROPEAN sweet shop" as not all of these originated in England. also fun fact, kinder eggs are banned in the USA as a choking hazard to children, now the entire outer shell is made of plastic!

[@asmrVids]

I bought all of these in an English sweet shop when I visited there.

[@shopattesco8341]

I was screaming when he said he couldn't taste the strawberry u have to eat the link part btw I'm from uk

[@fatyeet6882]

Superb vidd, gave you a like & a sub :}

[@kierans5857]

Did you see all the road men whilst in England?

[@asmrVids]

I don't know what that means. If it means road construction crews, then yes, there was a big road construction site right out side the train station.

[@amybeees]

this is my favourite comment

[@kierans5857]

amy b hahahah

[@guysitshope4437]

Rode men is a term for a guy who thinks he's above everyone else, that he can beat up any guy and is somewhat superior to others, You'll find quite a lot of them in England haha.

[@guysitshope4437]

English slang if you will

[@Bruce1983]

Robin with a man bun 😂

[@Whoisthistho]

wtf? Ive lived in London all my life and haven't heard of half these sweets

[@Whoisthistho]

OpTic GrimSex .... there are more sweetshops in London and they sell more 😂😂😂 you're not really gonna find many different sweets. i Don't just spend all my life in the city 😂 i do travel round lol

[@glennsak]

Is that font Comic Sans? 😝

[@abrax20]

Ah you sneaky Kinder Egg smuggler! I know it's crazy, but you can potentially get quite a hefty fine for bringing Kinder Eggs across the border in to the US.

[@asmrVids]

Apparently you can bring them back if it just for your own personal use, but not in large quantities to sell.

[@abrax20]

That's good, maybe the law has changed. I've read stories about people getting fined. IMO the best Kinder Eggs are the ones without a branded theme (like superheroes etc), as the toys inside are usually weird and unique. I've got quite a lot of them somewhere. I think they were also kind of inspired by Faberge eggs.

[@1985Heritage]

Very good vid! :) How could you manage to get the Kinder eggs through the border control? :D

[@ViZiOMusic]

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[@izzy1933]

it's just a sweet shop haha, not a sweets shop. idk why but it's singular not plural

[@asmrVids]

So sweet is singular, but math is plural. Got it. :)

[@izzy1933]

Asmr Vids yes haha sorry we are very troublesome 😁😁 it's odd idk

[@abrax20]

Basically the same as the word "candy". I don't think it would be correct to say "candies store", but rather "candy store".

[@xbisxz363]

why to people from other countries cone to UK and taste the bad sweet😢

[@smilerpunk922]

Better hide them.

[@TexasHoldEmGurl]

"Cheap cola" or perhaps just cola made with proper sugar and not that disgusting high fructose corn syrup you Americans use.

[@scopez5953]

Margaret Beaufort not only Americans drink coke but ok lol

[@TexasHoldEmGurl]

Only Americans drink coke with high fructose corn syrup but ok lol

[@yoyoma7408]

Margaret Beaufort lol what's your coke made of?

[@TexasHoldEmGurl]

Can you read, Andrew? Real sugar as opposed to the high fructose corn syrup that is used in the US.

[@yoyoma7408]

Margaret Beaufort nah you're not gonna sit there and be rude. I'm capable of reading. It's soda and real sugar or not that doesn't change the fact that it has high fructose corn syrup in it. Sugar litterally changes nothing

[@elkreeves7276]

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