Irish People Try Canadian Snacks

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We're back to our lovely friends at Canada - Irish People love the Canadians! After receiving another selection of Canadian snacks from a kind viewer, we of course had to sit down our resident Irish People and see what they thought.
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Justine Stafford: TRY.Media/Justine-Stafford
Laura Gough: TRY.Media/Laura
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[@kirkthejerk7258]

As a Canadian, all these snacks are near and dear to my heart. Especially the Macintosh toffee, which is literally still stuck inside my heart because it cannot be dissolved or digested.

[@TimmyB1867]

As a very proud Canadian, of Irish ancestry somewhere back there, I found this fun. And they picked a couple of very divisive Canadian snack to start. Big Turk, and Cheezies are things that Canadians either love, or loathe. Mackintosh's are the thing that everyone has all the time. There's a handful in the bottom every every old ladies' purse that no one ever knows how they got there. Then there is Hickory Sticks. Everyone loves Hickory Sticks.

[@RalphFuhrmann]

As a Canadian, I was happy to see this as proof that most snacks in Canada are are in fact not maple flavored.

[@williammccollom6847]

They gave them the bottom level of Canadian snacks. No Coffee Crisp anywhere, no all dressed or ketchup chips, no Smarties.

[@KoolJustine]

NEVER FORGET CARMEL. 💜😭

[@mikefarnan931]

Together again for Canadian snacks, Dermot and Justine’s intro to the video; “Ah Caramel.” Absolutely hilarious and brings me back.

[@jimsvideos7201]

Also the flavour

[@della_starchild]

YAAAAS! The Big Turk has got to go. I NEVER ever, would have claimed that as a Canadian snack. WHERE was the maple fudge? The maple cookies? THE FREAKING BUTTER TARTS AND NANAIMO BARS?!?!?!?

[@UX87]

As a french canadian, there's nothing I enjoy more than these guys wild attempts at french!

[@hardticket123]

I am in the minority of Canadians, in that I love Big Turk while fully realizing it's neither good chocolate or good Turkish delight.

[@brendawhitehead7575]

The Cheezies and Hickory Sticks go better with a beer, preferably while watching hockey.

[@brittanywallace5848]

Another proud Canadian here drooling because of the hickory sticks 🤤 You should do a part 2 - you missed the Lays Ketchup chips (crisps), All Dressed Chips (crisps), Caramilk bars and the Coffee Crisp!!

[@davecass485]

Growing up the MackIntosh caramel came in a rectangle bar shape that was about 5cm x 10cm and pulled nearly every filling from your head when eating it. Generally took about an hour or two to eat, so when my mother wanted to shut me up for a while it was a cheap investment for her, none of this convenient individually wrapped stuff. A lot of folks also take the Hickory Sticks and put them on a hamburger / cheeseburger, especially when you Bar-B-Que. Hawkins Cheezies are a truly Canadian classic that is either loved or hated as is true with Big Turk. I love Cheezies and cannot stand Big Turk. Y'all just took me back 40 years to my childhood.

[@Dylan-zh6wn]

As a Quebecer, I can confirm that Justine's french accent and pronounciatiom is the best out of all of them.

[@peccant]

The secret to why Grannies carry Mackintosh's is to shut the wee ones up via dental bondage. Like denture cement, but made of 'wholesome ingredients'... Like butter... and sugar! :D

[@debkosteniuk5326]

I am from Canada and Big Turk was one of my dad's favourites - I can't stand it. Hawkins Cheezies are a national treasure and we are PROUD they are not puffy like Cheetos (but they are an acquired taste, lol). McIntosh's used to come in a bar shape that you rapped on the counter or table to break it into shards that would fit in your mouth - the individually wrapped ones I don't find nearly as good. Hickory Stix were my favourites to have after a night at the bar.

[@oryxace2]

I have a story about those bilingual labels. So, of course, I grew up and live in Canada, and back in High School I was able to go on a trip to France and Germany. When we were in France, I noticed myself turning beverage containers, and I realized, I was looking for the English label, but of course, being in France, there was only a French label.

[@petemcfeet28]

As a Canadian, speaking on behalf of every single Canadian, you should know that Big Turks are only eaten after snowmobiling or splitting wood. Cheezies can be eaten either before or after skating on a pond or piling wood. Macintosh toffees are meant only as a reward from either starting the fire or winning your hockey game or at least winning your fight in a losing game and hickory sticks are to be enjoyed at anytime and are quite often crumbled into other meals or snacks to provide flavour and crunchiness like crackers in soup, croutons in salads or bread crumbs in a meatball.

[@waltersumofan]

The small Mackintosh toffees are amazing. These would be Halloween top tier as well. Usually though the parents would get the large bar that you had to smack on the table to break up into bits to eat. That was always fun.

[@diggity1039]

Justine's face at