Americans Making an Irish Crisp Sandwich and Tasting Other UK Sweets! | Snack Mail

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Have you ever made a crisp (or chip) sandwich?? If so, what flavor crisps (or chips) did you use?

[@carolb9208]

We also add cheese to our buttered sandwiches with cheese n onion crisps, amazing! Also in Scotland we love a normal cheese sandwich dipped in egg then pan fried with a little oil, the cheese goes goey and is just amazing❤️

[@heidihumbug]

Of course! Crisp butties are standard... quick snack, comfort food, hangover cure; they hit the spot all round! They have to be made with white bread, nothing too fancy, defeats the purpose. My favourite crisp filling flavours are prawn cocktail (ONLY these for hangover food!), salt & vinegar, and ready salted... especially when paired with grated cheese. Top notch!

[@kathleengallen7616]

Love a crisp sandwich(or piece in Glasgow) or roll especially with Golden Wonder Tomato Sauce crisps or Prawn Cocktail yum!

[@Mrpig605]

Try a chip (your fries) butty, lots of butter on the bread and salt and vinegar on your chips. Yum!

[@carolinegray3150]

I tried it once,ready salted crisps are my favourite

[@cosmicsman666]

The same idea with chips, french fries, or fishfingers with ketchup too.

[@richardk5246]

I'm from the UK and I have had crisp sandwiches all my life. Cheese and onion was my go too but I also like salt and vinegar flavour as well. All flavours would work. So glad you liked it. There can be a bit of snobbery involved with a crisp sandwich.

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Where does the snobbery get involved with a simple crisp sandwich??

[@yvonnejohnson772]

sorry were I come from its a Chris butty

[@Sweetnessddd]

Taytos are the original flavoured crisp in the Republic of Ireland 🇮🇪, The first flavoured potato crisp (Taytos) were invented in the Republic of Ireland 🇮🇪. The Butlers chocolates are also Irish and made in the Republic of Ireland. We also like combining Cadbury plain Chocolate with Taytos cheese and onion, take a bite of chocolate, wait till it melts in the mouth and then eat a Tayto. There's another Tayto brand up in the North of Ireland/UK but they're not the first or original ones.

[@roofee66]

Great video 😃 I’m from England and I like crisp sandwiches ( sarnies ) too but the best I think is with plain ( ready salted ) crisps and slices of cheese especially a medium or mature cheddar depending on your preference xx

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Adding slices of cheese to the sandwich sounds top notch! We will be doing that next time 😉

[@catherineturner2839]

and a little salad cream

[@tulipwindmill]

Not tried it with a baguette.I normally just do it with normal bread or a roll.Most flavour of crisps work well,I really like salt and vinegar or prawn cocktail in mine.

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

🤔 we might need to do a video where we try all kinds of flavored crisps and different breads!

[@tulipwindmill]

@@FromtheHobbitHole That is a very good idea.I wonder too,how the none potato crisps would work in a sandwich.

[@MrGazzw]

Crisp butties are also eaten in England, especially the poorer areas, crisp flavours are probably dependent on the area you live, in west Yorkshire where I grew up it tended to be ready salted, cheese and onion, beefy or smoky bacon. We also have a crisp brand called Seabrooke, there nearly as old as Walker, the butties are as good on normal quare white bread too. Try a fried egg (with the yolk brocken at the start of cooking) on buttered toast with brown sauce, very nice, was one of my father's go to buttie if we didn't have bacon in.

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Garry, what do you mean by “brown sauce?”

[@MrGazzw]

@@FromtheHobbitHoleHi guys, Brown sauce is a slightly spicy fruity condiment used similar to ketchup (tomato sauce in some places here in England) that like ketchup comes in bottles with HP sauce and Daddy's sauce been two of the most popular here, another thing I guess you guys need to try hey lol.

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

It does sound like something else we need to try! Thanks for explaining it to us. We get comments a lot that have terms in them that we aren’t familiar with so it helps to have that explanation 😉

[@jennigee51]

I’ve always had cheese and onion for crisp “butties” and always white sliced bread, but I’m certainly going to try a baguette. Also, chips (as in French fries) in a buttie are something that most of us enjoy. My mouth is watering!

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

We have a local to Pennsylvania restaurant that’s all about putting French fries on their sandwiches! People LOVE it!! And yes...definitely try the baguette!

[@thomashill2674]

In the UK the crisp or chip sandwich is our most popular sandwich. You can even order it in some supermarkets. We use every flavour on our sandwiches. Yesterday I had a prawn cocktail crisp sandwich. I can't recommend enough getting 2 slices of bread, fish fingers, fried egg and ketchup on a sandwich. You will love it

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

That sandwich you’ve described at the end of your comment...yeah, we’ve done that before! Very yummy!! That’s great that the crisp sandwich is so common!

[@RainaMcGump]

I love having a crisp sandwich! I love salt and vinegar crisps in a sandwich!

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

We need to try those in a sandwich!

[@vexedemperor5588]

Ur actually disgusting and such a disappointment to Irish culture

[@bellaforshall2978]

sometimes cadbury do competitions where people match flavours with the chocolate and then cadbury select the top flavours people create and the marvelous creations jelly popping candy chocolate was one of the first flavours they produced from this people loved it so much they kept making it

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

That’s really cool! Such a fun idea. And we can tell why people loved it so much and they kept it around.

[@xamurai00]

Im from Ireland and me and the missus LOVE ''marvelous creation'' by cadbury. Delicious chocolate with little jellies with popping candy.. It should not work but it absolutely does.

[@jonevans6446]

Crisp sandwich is not just an irish thing we also do this in the England

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Funny you say that...we recently had a comment on an older video of ours that mentioned the crisp sandwich and how it’s enjoyed in England, but that comment came through after we filmed this video. But, we did make it with Irish potato crisps 😉

[@saffmae4018]

I think the Irish thing was just that it was sent from someone in Ireland, with Irish crisps??

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Saffron, you guessed it!

[@carolinegray3150]

And other parts of the uk too

[@jca111]

Not Just and Irish and English thing..... We did this in Wales (and still do)!

[@matthewdooley9046]

We love Tayto so much, we have a whole theme park in Ashbourne, county Meath dedicated to it. I’m not even messing. We love our Tayto over here!

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

That’s awesome!

[@nedzerhearne]

We also love King crisps

[@matthewdooley9046]

@@nedzerhearne Keogh’s > Tayto > King

[@matthewdooley9046]

@@nedzerhearne also they’re technically made by the same company.

[@paulsnorman]

Really nice with fresh baked white doorsteps (very thick cut crusty bread), butter, marmite and ready salted crisps

[@helenrobinson8894]

Great video. I'm in the UK, think we all have crisp sandwiches here 😁👍 if eating on their own i would always have cheese and onion or marmite in a butty. If with anything cheesey including cheese spread it would be either marmite or salt n vinegar. If having crisps without any bread, fave flavourse are ready salted or salt n black pepper. Very specific 😁👍

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Great flavor choices! And that’s a great idea putting cheese spread on the sandwich!!

[@spacejunk1251]

i dont cut the bread fully as in one end isnt cut open that way the crisps dont fall out as much

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

That would be a batter way to do it!

[@mariamoyles189]

Ireland made they very first cheese and onion crisp

[@donna8374]

DIY baguettes are what my family eat on Christmas Day for our tea .. Still warm with cheese. Yum!

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

That does sound yummy!

[@danielwenden9654]

In England we put everything in a sandwich. Pot noodle or super noodles are also amazing in bread

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

What are pot noodle or super noodles exactly? We’ve realized over time that we might have the same thing as you guys in the UK, but we have a different name for them.

[@Kerrytoby]

Great review folks! Next time try it with KerryGold Butter - takes it to another level!

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Can it be found here in the States?

[@annother3350]

A doner kebab with a few chips tucked inside the bread is also great -- but that's getting a bit gourmet!

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

We like gourmet 😉

[@VanWhistler]

I've tried plain (ready salted), cheese and onion, and salt and vinegar crisp sandwiches. I use either brown or white bread, depending what's in the breadbin.

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Salt and vinegar would be really, really good!

[@cosmicsman666]

Also. if you dont have any fancy bread, just toast whatever bread you have. Always butter the toast with plenty. Any flavour crisps are good.

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Have you ever tried a crisp sandwich with soft, not toasted bread?

[@cosmicsman666]

@@FromtheHobbitHole Of course... just as yummy. I prefer hot or warm toasted crisp sammys though. you will love them with your fave chicken crisps.

[@BenJamin-ny1kw]

You should watch the adverts we had for the natural confectionery company. Really funny!

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

We’ll look into those!

[@yvonnejohnson772]

we're I come from its a crisp butty

[@happilyeggs4627]

Ther is a brand called Frazzles. They are smoky bacon flavoured. They are great in sandwiches. Very salty, but very bacony.

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

They sound delicious!! 🤤

[@danielgill797]

In the UK crisp sandwiches are quite common. I like prawn cocktail

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Prawn cocktail would definitely make for an interesting sandwich.

[@kcoleary1209]

I am from cork in ireland which is the south of ireland we love a crisp sandwich with an irish cup of tea called barry's tea.

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

We haven’t had any Irish teas yet…we need to change that!

[@nicholaskarako5701]

So is that an Irish butter like Kerry gold butter are an American brand?

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

It’s a locally made American brand. Not sure how well butter would have fared being shipped to us.

[@nicholaskarako5701]

You can buy Kerrygold butter in the US so I guess you could check on line to see if any of the stores in your area carry it.

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Oh you can? Did not know that! Thanks for informing us.

[@stephenbarnard8672]

Hi Hailie & Nathan, I'm watching your video at 9.30 pm and now have a craving for a crisp sandwich, lol. I usually opt for Chicken flavoured crisps and I add vinegar and salad cream which sounds odd but tastes great. Terry's chocolate oranges are rated as the best Orange flavoured chocolate but I can't remember if you have tasted one in your previous video's and please compliment Hailie on her nail varnish, very eye catching. Have a great week and thanks for an excellent video which I rate as a 10+..

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

You definitely have to be careful when watching videos like these late in the evening!...because they are bound to make you hungry 😉 We have not had a Terry’s Chocolate Orange, but we do have someone that might be sending us one. Thanks for such a high rating on the video!! 😊 Have a good day, Stephen!

[@stephenbarnard8672]

@@FromtheHobbitHole Just a quick trick Nathan if you do get a Chocolate Orange, the advertising slogan for this was "tap it and unwrap it" so give it a crack on the worktop before you unwrap it and that should do the trick. If you don't get one let me know and I will send you a couple.

[@gerard2813]

I'm from Ireland. If you ever get the chance to come here you need to try these : Spice bag (from any Chinese take away) Hunky dorys Cadburys dairy milk Irish breakfast Bacon and cabbage Beef and Guinness stew

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

We hope to visit one day in the future! Now we have had Cadbury Dairy Milk sent you us in the past, but that stew sounds delicious!! What are hunky dorys??

[@gerard2813]

@@FromtheHobbitHole like ruffles but so flavorful and crunchy

[@gerard2813]

@@FromtheHobbitHole if you want to give me an address I'll send you some goodies

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Sounds delicious!

[@noreengoulding6160]

A crisp sandwich is also good with mayo on and in England even better with salad cream.

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

We keep hearing about this salad cream but we’ve never heard of it prior to this video! Lol. Yes, Mayo would be very good!

[@saffmae4018]

Am a new subscriber and fan, have now watched nearly all your videos!!! Absolutely love your channel :)

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Welcome, Saffron! And thank you!! 😊

[@gillianrimmer7733]

I agree with prettylicious- it wouldn't have tasted the same with American bread - the bread in the US is sweet - and especially the white sliced stuff - it's more like a plain cake to British/Irish/ European palates. We don't add sugar to our bread like they do - or corn syrup!

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

We didn’t know exactly why using our bread would make it “different” but now we do! It’s kind of sickening to realize how much sugar is in American foods 😝

[@colinwilson4658]

for the ENGLISH version of the Crisp Sandwich its the same but with the addition of cheddar cheese and salad cream or branston pickle

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

We need to try this salad cream you mentioned...we keep seeing it in the comments of this video. Lol. Must be pretty popular??

[@irishslipjig]

I love having utz in my sandwiches. Now I want to try a butter chip sandwich. Also love your nail color.

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Try it! You won’t regret it 😉 And the nails are from Color Street.

[@angievara7355]

You should try making your own chocolate with pop rocks in it.when I lived in NJ I would get french baguettes to replace English bread,it tastes the same.

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Good to know that the French baguette was an appropriate replacement! And making our own chocolate with pop rocks in it...brilliant!!

[@bobfan66]

I'm surprised no one has mentioned the importance of a good quality butter.... Morrisons do a pretty good Britany butter with sea salt crystals, actual French is always the best. Irish Kerrygold would be acceptable....big congrats on the baby......great channel !!!

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Thanks!! We used a locally made butter on our sandwiches

[@cgbhg]

Yum

[@charlotteslipper2072]

My favourite crisps sandwich is cheese and onion 🥰

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

We understand why! 😃

[@charlotteslipper2072]

Trying have some cheese with the cheese and onion crisps love it

[@mod0049]

Put Tayto crisps in any sandwich , yum

[@paulprice7482]

Yeah, crisp sandwiches where always a regular stable of growing up Chesse & onion were the favourite, I would also do cheesy Wotsits (Cheetos to you)

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Ahh...a “Cheetos” sandwich...what a fun idea!

[@catherineturner2839]

@@FromtheHobbitHole add sliced cheddar cheese too

[@cosmicsman666]

good bread and butter is just so nice.

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Oh most definitely! 😋

[@vickytaylor9155]

A crisp sandwich is good with ham and a sliced pickled egg in it. Also I love a packet of cheese and onion crisps with a pickled egg in.

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Adding a pickled egg sounds intriguing! Hmmm...

[@grace.mclaughlin]

you need to try a chip ( thick fry’s ) buddie! it’s just normal white bread sandwich with butter in it and chips in the middle :))) so good

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

We had McCoy’s chips awhile back. To bad we don’t have any left to try your suggestion with...

[@carolinegray3150]

I have tried the chocolate with popping candy nice

[@chriskelly1951]

Crisp butties rock! Being from the uk this was often an easy meal for during the day that my mum used to make us. Amazing

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Soooo good!!

[@MandaMayC]

I like to make a peanut butter (smooth not crunchy) sandwich and add ready salted (plain) crisps to it, that gives it the crunch it is so good 😋

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

That does sound good! Would’ve never thought of peanut butter 🤔

[@MandaMayC]

@@FromtheHobbitHole oh well it is worth trying it, i am from the U.K and it was a childhood favourite that happen to still be top of my list of sandwiches .

[@hollywebster6844]

As a Youth Group leader who is vegan, I often have a plain hot dog or hamburger bun and chips at Youth dinners. I haven't tried sandwiching the two, but I definitely see this combo in my future!

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

First of all, you’re awesome for being a Youth Group leader! 👍👏👏👏 And second, future you’s mind will be blown!! 🤯

[@cosmicsman666]

I would love to see a video of your musical Tastes... Im guessing skyclad would be one of them.

[@vickytaylor9155]

You could use carrot or parsnip crisps instead of potato with your allergy.

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

It’s rare to find those here in The States in which they don’t have potatoes mixed in with them 😢

[@vickytaylor9155]

You can buy a gadget on Amazon that you put thin slices of vegetables on and then put in the microwave and it apparently makes good crisps in seconds. Far healthier too.

[@shaunrutter9093]

I do this all the time being from the uk, I love the sweet chilli and sour cream crisps in a sandwich

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Sweet chili and sour cream...first of all, that’s a great flavor crisp!...second, that does sound like it’s be delicious in a sandwich

[@shaunrutter9093]

From the Hobbit Hole they are done by walkers of course, and come in huge bags, I sometimes put some soft cheese on instead of butter, like Philadelphia spread ❤️

[@stevenwiltshire9004]

My fav Cadbury dairy milk bar is fruit and nut love it👍

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

That would be good!

[@Kakibot]

When I first moved to the UK the idea of a crisp sandwich sounded ridiculous to me but I am slowly learning that is is a cultural phenomenon I just have to learn to love, haha. Love your videos! Been binging all of your taste tests this work week (and every time I watch one my brain always goes 'are these.. two elves living in a Hobbit hole?)

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

So you still haven’t fully jumped on the crisp sandwich bandwagon?? And thank you!!! 😊 It’s so nice to hear when people enjoy the videos that we put our heart and soul into!! 🥰 It seems like you described us perfectly...two elves living in a hobbit hole! That’s absolutely perfect!! 😁💚💛

[@alansmith1989]

Roast Chicken, Smokey Bacon, Beef, Prawn Cocktail flavoured crisps work great with Bread & Butter for me! Even Plain are OK! I just don't like Cheese or Onions themselves so I never eat Cheese & Onion Crisps- which are UK best selling brand. There are other manufacturers such as `Smith's Crisps` `Golden Wonder` and `Rishy` but `Walkers` have rather monopolised the market in last 30 years in UK!

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Most times we get Walkers crisps sent to us so it was awesome having a different brand!

[@xamurai00]

Try ''kerrygold butter'' next. The greatest of Ireland Butters.

[@valeriebrown3872]

My favourite crisp sandwich is salt and vinegar xx

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

That sounds like it would be amazing!

[@valeriebrown3872]

@@FromtheHobbitHole they have a nice tang to them with the vinegar flavour xx

[@SleepySir]

I noticed that you guys said that those jellies were the best from the "uk" that you've had. Just letting youse know that ireland isn't part of the uk, we've had a hard history to be that way after the Brits colonized us. Not trying to be a dry arse haha, just making sure youse know how to address the country lol

[@gramule]

and the irish person who sent the baguette claimed that it was irish. it was in fact sourced by tesco, a uk company. so it's quid pro quo if she's assimilating, claiming british companies as irish :)

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

So sorry to bring up tough history like that without realizing what we were doing! No harm intended by us!! 💚💛 The kind lady that sent us these items knew that the baguette wasn’t Irish. She wanted to send Irish bread but that baguette was the only thing she could find that would survive the trip across the Atlantic.

[@nostalgia815]

The jellies are Australian, Cadburys is British and they are both now owned by mondelez an American company

[@jazzyb4656]

Although Ireland is part of the British Isles, so technically you are a Brit as well!

[@SleepySir]

@@jazzyb4656 the term "British isles" is not recognized by Ireland nor the United Kingdom. It is an outdated term that is no longer used by any party

[@cyberash3000]

as a brit, a north westerner, seeing as the irish ate a lot of potatos, it wouldnt suprise me if the idea started in ireland and spread to the uk. they should try cheese chips and gravy. its not poutine! lol its a dish that oiriginated in manchester. in the industrial revolution

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

So what’s the difference between cheese chips & gravy and poutine?

[@cyberash3000]

@@FromtheHobbitHole poutine used cheese curd, chips cheese and gravy uses a blend of grated cheddar and mozzarella

[@cyberash3000]

it is believed that it possibly went over to canada wit hthe british soldiers is one theory of how it startted in canada, although it could have just been coincidence that they invented poutine, and the uk invented something similar at an earlier time, but my mone y is it travelled to canada changed with what they had to hand and became their national dish. when i was at school in the 80s i always got that lol cheese chips and gravy. its a completly different taste with the squeeky been curds on it. i recommend tryiong both. and comparing the difference.

[@mariamoyles189]

Taytos you just had are irish

[@michaelcartwright1260]

Cheese and onion is the main content of a crisp sandwich but you can literally try any. It's a snack limited only by the number of flavours available :)

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

You are so true! And the limitations are pretty much nonexistent because you can combine crisp flavors if you really want to get crazy 😁

[@ClareThePear]

Noodle sandwich with bread and not baguettes dont know if anyone else has this but UK a lot of people have this

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Like spaghetti noodles??? Or egg noodles?? Or some other version of noodles?

[@ClareThePear]

@@FromtheHobbitHole like noodles from a packet? 😂 I dont know what you guys call them in america or how you cook them compared to our noodles

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Lol. Gotcha! There’s just sooo many kinds of noodles!! Thankfully almost all of them taste the same 😋

[@chrisg449]

Cheese and onion all the time on a sandwich also try eating pasta bake with pringles yummy.

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

That does sound delicious! 🤤

[@ciderman1950]

Cheese and onion crisp sandwich is good but salt and vinegar crisps in a sandwich is even better. Especially if you put marmite on it as well.

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Great suggestion!! And the extra marmite touch is a fantastic idea!

[@yvonnejohnson772]

2 slices of bead butted packet of crisps put chips on bread put next slice of bread cut in half you have crisp butty or c that shoud say cheese spread umm ummspread spread on thick bread then you slice to tomotoes on top then crisp on top put your top slice of bread cut in half ummy

[@jamesmorrall2744]

I love crisp sandwiches the stronger the flavour the better (salt and vinegar my fav)

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Yum!!

[@laurencemajor4837]

I love crisp sandwiches but instead of butter I spread paté. And as other comments chip sandeiches, fish finger sandwiches very nice. Take care Laurence

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Pâté would be a great addition!

[@anonymousbotch7370]

add slices of mature cheddar and..... wait for it.... marmite

[@gillianrimmer7733]

And don't ever try 'Irish ' soda bread over there - it's like a fruit cake - they add butter, sugar, eggs and dried fruit to it! It bears no resemblance to the soda bread in Ireland ( which is my favourite bread of alltime).

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Hailey’s family is Irish and they make Soda Bread on St Patty’s Day each year. What they make is really good!! They have that and corned beef and green beans. Yum!

[@stewartlong9334]

Try the sandwich while the bread is still warm...

[@tammysmith6421]

I give the chocolate with orange 5 because I don't like dark chocolate but love orange

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

That’s about where Nathan would rate it

[@johnchurchill6818]

Ready salted crisps and salad creme sandwich The best

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

What exactly is salad creme to you guys in the uk?

[@johnchurchill6818]

@@FromtheHobbitHole salad creme is a sauce you have with salads made by Heinz But I like it with everything its lovely I cant really describe the taste apart from saying lovely😂 But I now think a good idea would be for you guys to do a taste vlog on British sauces and condiments We have some you would love and I think a few you would find disgusting It would be fun to watch Keep up the good work guys and I hope all is well with you two and the bubba👍

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Lol...a lovely sauce for salad...ok, we’ll work with that description! 😂 And that’s a fantastic idea because we love condiments!! Do you have a list of them that you would suggest for us to try?

[@brandyturner9730]

I have those same plates.

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

That’s awesome! They were given to us as hand-me-downs when we got married. We got two sets...lol...from two different family members 😆

[@brandyturner9730]

They were my grandparents and my mom's. I was given them when I moved out the first time and when my grandparents passed I got more. Think I have enough for 16 people but I will buy more if I see the pattern at a thrift shop or yard sale.

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

That’s about how many settings we have too! They are great plates and seem to last decades.

[@carolinegray3150]

The other chocolates look nice

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Definitely!

[@Sweetnessddd]

​@@FromtheHobbitHolee Butlers chocolates are Irish and made in the Republic of Ireland 🇮🇪

[@davidglass4744]

Much better with the northern Irish tayto and its made in a castle

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Made in a castle?! That’s so cool!

[@fossy4321]

Roast chicken flavour are the best

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

That was our first flavor of crisps by Walker’s that we ever tried! Sooooo good!!

[@chriswinspear7965]

Crisp sarnies 👍

[@christy140]

How to Make a Crisp butty. Complicated...two slices of Bread Butted put TOGETHER......EASY...

[@wesleyrodgers886]

Proper descriptive. A crisp butty. ☺

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Ahhh...thank you for letting us know! A crispy butty...that’s fun!! 😄

[@scollyb]

Your heads may explode if you go to France and get real French bread. Be very careful if you have a ham sandwich there. Great bread, great ham and great butter. Crisp sandwiches are amazing

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Thanks for the heads up! Never would’ve thought to order a ham sandwich when in France.

[@scollyb]

@@FromtheHobbitHole you would when you got there. Almost every shop selling sandwiches will offer them. Along with cheese and pate. Opposite model to American sandwiches. Very simple but amazing ingredients

[@emilymua3811]

Can you please try a pot noodle sandwich 🥪 x

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

What is that?!?

[@emilymua3811]

From the Hobbit Hole it’s ramen noodles that come in a pot think it’s British then you get some sliced bread and put the noodles inside inside would recommend chicken and mushroom x

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

How interesting! That would be a fun one to try!!

[@jaycee330]

Substitute a cup noodle you get in the store, it works.

[@LindsayTVFilm]

I do not like chocolate and and anything nut related (almonds, peanut butter, etc) so It would proably be a 2 or 3 for me, but I'd give it a 7 in general

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

Good job with the ratings!

[@carolinegray3150]

Gaeilge homework ,I was writing about scotland not Ireland

[@jamespasifull]

You're missing the point of a crisp sandwich by using French bread! You should use 'standard' sliced bread, so the filling provides the 'crunch', NOT the bread crust!

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

You have a point there. Though, we didn’t feel like the crust of the bread took away from the crunch of the crisps. But, in the future we will revisit this topic and try it with regular bread!

[@davemcgarvie2746]

Second vid in. I'm 39yo and I had a cheese and onion sandwich yesterday and thought nothing of it. I refuse to conform to social standards reguarding my age. You only live once

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

You’re never too old for a crisp sandwich!

[@robertwhite952]

Crisps make any sandwich better. I put them in every sandwich i make.

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@_emmaa_xo6514]

I'm upset cause that isn't even a proper crisp sandwich!! with BAGUETTE?! NO NO NOO! that's just wrong! so I'm sorry guys but you didn't even get the full, proper experience! while I'm sure it is great with baguette, it does look really good! that just isn't how it is traditionally done! haha it should just be 2 pieces of plain white bread so you would have been better just using your own bread, wouldn't have made much difference between the bread over here! but a baquette is just way different! I'm glad you enjoyed it anyway but you gotta try it with normal bread! haha you just appreciate the crunch of the crisps more against the soft bread whereas a baguette is hard and crunchy so you're just getting too much crunch and not experiencing that crunching in to the crisps feel haha

[@LuvNickynGina4ever]

Hey emma, i think you missed the part at the beginning where they explain why i sent them the choice of bread i did and not sliced pan and their sliced bread is alot sweeter than sliced bread here in ireland or uk and it would have been disastrous in my opinion. I do agree with all your points made but the way it happened in the video was most feasible. How long does your sliced pan take to go off? Mine a few days. Those baguettes bought a few weeks prior to sending them.

[@_emmaa_xo6514]

@@LuvNickynGina4ever lol no I did see that part haha and I'm from Ireland myself, Northern Ireland! So we have the same bread lol but like I said I definitely wouldn't expect you to send normal bread, ofcourse it would go off lol that's why I said they should just use their own, though I must admit I didnt really consider that theirs is sweeter, that is true and completely slipped my mind

[@cosmicsman666]

Eating sweets before savoury is just wrong... Love the video though.

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

😂🤣 Glad you enjoyed it!

[@alanphelan9108]

Uk is not Ireland.

[@mcnally145]

Nah wrong bread

[@FromtheHobbitHole]

It was the best bread that could be used. Our bread in America is much sweater that European bread so the lady who sent us this package sent us the only bread she could find that would last the trip over to us.

[@jamestoni]

try cheese and onion with a kitkat bar. lol i caught onto it when i was a kid, lets say over 30 years ago. then tayto brought these out. www.youririshshop.com/Tayto-Chocolate-Bar-with-Cheese-Onion-Crisps-35g