Does Gen Z Know These Iconic International Snacks?!

[@ibperson]

This was uploaded May 21st on the main React channel

[@Cassxowary]

figures they still wouldn’t have changed a bad thing they did at the end (by calling Ghana by its british colony name that ended almost 70 years ago)

[@angotchi]

6:02 "It tastes like I'm eating grandma" ☠😂

[@YuniqueChannel]

"Are we not supposed to do?" Lol both with the same reactions at the same time.😂

[@palexanderrice]

I don’t trust people who don’t eat chocolate 😜

[@Cassxowary]

*1:46** those of us who can read see it says seattle, washington on it 😂* that’s really nice though

[@johnmoreland6089]

The company that imports them is based on Seattle, but the packaging specified the candies themselves are imported from France.

[@malalaz66]

In the early days (70’s - 80’s). We had violet candy. Flavor too flowery for me.

[@pamelawallace9671]

I wander if a miracle berry would make the durian taste better 😮

[@laurabailey1054]

There used to a place in Kingston that sold chocolate covered bumble bees. The store Cookes Old World Shop is still open but no longer sells the bees.

[@Valandar2]

What happens if you eat a Miracle Berry, and then eat a Carolina Reaper? :D

[@LilleTotte]

Bilar was a failed attempt to make marshmallows at a candy factory in Sweden. The taste was fine, but they deflated to the shape they still have. One of the workers said it looked like an old Bugatti race car so they sold it as Bilar (Cars in english).

[@johnmoreland6089]

I LOVE those. Had a boss that brought them back from Sweden for the office every year. So addicting.

[@captlarrybucket1906]

I'm pretty sure none of these people are teens.

[@Exqsemi]

I can't eat the original swedish bilar due to the smell that they have. They give me a headache. There is a sour-sugared and a salty liquorice version of them as well, but I really like their "fruktkombi" that has a wine gum top with a marshmallow bottom.

[@BrandinStephens-h9p]

Chips ahoy cookie

[@JonnySuite13]

Jillian, what's up, baby!!

[@GSNLS_VISUALS]

nah fk that, episode producer, the lady behind the camera, HEYYY bebaaa ouuuiii

[@heidimarie1198]

Nope - I cannot stand crunching or chewing. But Soft rock is the best !! Yeah I scrolled to where the least impact was lol

[@packertai1]

Fun episode! Definitely would try all of these, so fun! Where can I buy some of these? 🤩😋😮

[@laurabailey1054]

Amazon

[@kkachi]

Is Brendan related to Anthony Padilla?

[@aliceidris7624]

Great... now I can't unseen it

[@kittycatloverslife]

i thought that was anthony padilla

[@Devnet94]

There is a German candy paper. I bet if the candy paper were layered with some filling and covered in chocolate, they would have loved it.

[@hiSPACEmango]

Lol teens. - mango

[@vampjager8586]

Generations lyric breakdown of the Cats in the Cradle by Harry Chapin

[@MohammedKashemChowdhury]

Awesome international snacks

[@stayshaolds4874]

that candy paper should probably be discontinued or recreated

[@Sungp328]

Adult react? Not teen react. When are going to post new content?

[@mistressblush4233]

Did the Texas Pete Hot Sauce not work with the Miracle Berrie???🤔

[@joshlo916]

New cheat for try not to eat with those berries

[@duckylangley]

I can stand the smell of durian because i use to live on a farm full of pigs and smell worse than durian when it rains.

[@joshuajones1248]

I don't get why people are so turned off by eating insects. If you've eaten lobster crabs and shrimp, you've eaten an insect

[@dozer11]

Exactly. And if they ate it unlabeled and enjoyed it, then what? It’s not like they’re being forced to eat poo.

[@nickcollins2191]

Im like terrified by bug and I had no problem eating a chili flavored grasshopper xD.

[@juanitajones7169]

'The 80s' have, returned.

[@2123babygirl]

Lobsters and shrimp aren’t insects

[@nickcollins2191]

@2123babygirl Their the insects of the sea forsure.

[@MsSlmitchell]

Seriously the musk sticks of today taste way worse than when I was so much younger. I'm a 57 year old Aussie and they were so much better. The flavour now is too strong.

[@marciwhitman3513]

I'm sorry but I prefer my chocolate without bugs

[@gotham61]

Those Miracle Berries and from Florida, not Africa

[@Quarthnes]

Read en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synsepalum_dulcificum Synsepalum dulcificum is a plant in the Sapotaceae family, native to tropical Africa. It is known for its berry that, when eaten, causes sour foods (such as lemons and limes) subsequently consumed to taste sweet. This effect is due to miraculin. Common names for this species and its berry include miracle fruit, miracle berry, miraculous berry, sweet berry, and in West Africa, where the species originates, àgbáyun (in Yoruba),taami, asaa, and ledidi.

[@gotham61]

@@QuarthnesOkay, but none of that changes the fact that the product they gave in the video is grown, processed, and packed in Florida by a U.S. company, not Africa.

[@Quarthnes]

@@gotham61 Nobody's denying it. The fruit is known to originate from Africa, and that fact remains unchanged.

[@gotham61]

@@Quarthnes That's like saying Hershey's is from Africa, because cocoa beans originally came from there.

[@Quarthnes]

​@@gotham61Hershey isn’t a fruit; chocolate is a much broader product compared to miracle berries.

[@bambbalabam]

THANK YOU FOR VOTING TRUMP

[@hiSPACEmango]

Lol teens. - mango