Japanese Guys Try American Christmas Candy

[@Fwaffy88]

The Queen Anne's broke Satoshi XD I could see his brain trying to comprehend what was happening to him XD

[@Scriptor13]

I love the Fruit Delights, which are made in Washington State. I also remember the jellies Satoshi and Shinichi were talking about from my childhood in Hawaii. I believe they were called Botan Rice Candy, and each small package had a toy inside. 😊

[@bone101ify]

I Love Botan Rice Candy!! They had the clear rice paper. And always a toy! Haven't had those in a long time! Need to ask my Daughter in Pearl City to send some to Michigan! Mele Kalikimaka and Aloha!!

[@itiname]

The cane is to represent the the Shepard's crook.

[@steveforbes7718]

Here I thought it was for yanking a bum act of of the stage back in the days of Vaudeville!

[@BillysMom]

I also was told as a child by my teachers it is a J to represent Jesus.

[@steveforbes7718]

Maybe it was designed that way just to make it easier to hold. LOL

[@mabeljoe4305]

You can hang the candy cane but do not remove the candy cane rapper on the Christmas tree as an ornament. The white of the cane can represent the purity of Jesus Christ and the red stripes are for the blood he shed when he died on the cross.

[@sophianaqvi3697]

Lol i thought it was for old father Christmas after all the milk n cookies... Diabetes is no joke kids 🎄🎅🏽😋!!!

[@angellover02171]

I like Satoshi's sweater

[@susansprouse1694]

I like his hat.

[@dedebones1967]

My two favorite guys on KZbin party on guys be safe, be healthy, be blessed

[@mabeljoe4305]

The first candy sticks were made in 1670 by the choirmaster at Cologne Cathedral in Germany. ... Europeans used candy canes to decorate their Yule trees (trees decorated for the Yule holiday that would eventually become Christmas). Their hook shape made them easy to hang on the branches of a Yule tree. How Did Candy Canes Get Their Shape? | Wonderopolis

[@lunarebeccaada4191]

"I already feel like wohoo!" I felt that,Satoshi san 👍🏻😂😂😂. Thank you for showing Christmas sweets which are new to me. Keep enjoying the season ☃️🎄❄️and stay safe 🥰

[@m_d1905]

My best candy memory for Christmas is the mini Christmas tree my grandmother had on her porch. She would put hallow chocolate candies in wrappers that looked like ornaments, we could eat them off the tree. The other favorite is called old fashioned ribbon and filled candies. The filled ones had fruit flavor gel in the middle. Chocolate cherries were big as well.

[@stormyalice]

I'm in my 30's and Queen Anne's has been my holiday go-to since a child. My mom would buy them for us and we'd eat the box in a day 😂.

[@santosbautista5237]

That's too bad that know one sent you a box of "See's Candies". They are the BEST hands down in presentation and taste.

[@N.a.n.i..]

yes! I don't mess around with anything else!

[@KauaiSis]

Agree! They're our favorite. I have several boxes right now.

[@michelecaron]

Agree...gotta send the Sees !

[@misinformedmarti]

Happy Holidays everybody!

[@mm-rz9wr]

I thought it it Christmas. Holiday is everything. Easter and Thanksgiving is a holiday too.

[@ladymurasaki370]

Thank you Daniel for sharing! Errs Christmas everyone! 🎄🎁⛄️🎉

[@EvilBlackCat]

Interesting. Strawberry shortcake is very much a summer thing here. That's when the price of strawberries goes down because there are so many of them. As for these candies I get those vanilla drops every year because I am poor and they're only $1. They are really yummy for being so cheap. We put candy canes on the tree and eat them the whole season, though as children we had to wait until Christmas day. The best are the really big Jelly Belly ones that are 2 for $1 at Walmart. They have amazing flavor! I never eat those nougat things but I hate peppermint so I guess that makes sense. Cherry cordials are a guilty pleasure, sixlets are more about the texture than the "chocolate" to me. And of course Reese's is always my go to choice! I bet they cover those and sell them as Easter Eggs in the spring!

[@lynnesandler7620]

Watching the two of you on a sugar high was priceless. Candy canes are everywhere at Christmas. They’re also used in baking, and my favorite, hooking the candy cane onto my cup of hot chocolate and letting it melt in the chocolate deliciousness.

[@Neerepha]

Alternative title: Japanese guys taste pure sugar.

[@MxPotato84]

American Christmas is pure sugar!

[@MichellePondueCruz]

Those Queen Anne cherries were the first sign of the holiday season for me as a child. They still are!

[@GuppyCzar]

My Mom's favorite!

[@wendynorton9465]

As children, and also adults, my Mom always had a box of the Chocolate covered cherries for each one of us. There were 5 children altogether. Merry Christmas. everyone and especially to you two.

[@vietster1141991]

Are those the ones with a bit of alcohol in them?

[@JMarieCAlove]

My mom still loves the Queen Anne chocolate covered cherries, I give her a box every year with her Christmas presents, that and those old fashion hard ribbon candies. 😁

[@debraharrison6170]

Just finished watching Shinichi World video then this one popped up ❤️ I love the Peppermint Nougats they are my FAVORITES ❤️

[@cassandragroseclose300]

Im so glad i found this channel its great these two are perfect!

[@Alexie24Alexie]

Liked this video Love how Satoshi jingles when he moves he's like a little Japanese elf helper for Santa

[@stephaniebranch2267]

I love to put the chocolate covered cherries in the freezer. Solidifies the liquid sugar and makes it easier to eat.

[@susanpedersen4935]

So cheerful taste testing today. Really festive😊

[@holotori_senior_admin_teno]

I've had so many of these around Christmas time here in the midwest US. ...getting a sugar rush and upset stomach just from watching you try all of them. Definitely things you have in moderation.

[@uluboy143kapeka]

Absolutely love Satoshi's respectful but honest giggle and smile when a flavor is not so much a favorite🍍♥️🍍

[@cheesymice]

Elmers chocolate makes me think of Easter, as we would get Elmers Gold Brick Eggs and Heavenly Hash Eggs in our Easter baskets as kids. It’s definitely a more sugary chocolate than other brands. It’s an old New Orleans-area brand.

[@firepantheress9576]

Yessssss!! The Easter candy Elmers makes is da best

[@shampooh8r]

I can have chocolate anytime of the year, but if I am being honest, my favorite christmas candy is peppermint candy canes because peppermint taste better during the christmas season. I also like to put them in hot coco. As for why they shaped in canes, many people say that the canes represent a shepherds cane and the candies were made for church choir children who are well behaved.

[@GuppyCzar]

Elmer's Chocolate is a sign of "I bought your gifts at the Dollar Store" Christmas.

[@firepantheress9576]

Not all Elmer's. They put out heavenly hash eggs , gold brick eggs, pecan eggs. Can't really find em in the dollar store.

[@pingpingpimz]

They always have lots of fun Hershey Kisses for the Holidays. I think I really like the Candy Cane flavored Kisses. They actually also just came out with a cordial cherry one too a few years ago but still very oishii!

[@angellover02171]

Candy canes were originally straight candy sticks. The story goods that a choir master used them to stop his younger singers from fidgeting. Later they became the candy canes we know today. As a kid we could get a candy cane per day until they were gone.

[@danna660]

I always received ribbon candy at Christmas time also. Every area of the United States has different traditions of the treats they eat during the season. In my family it would be peanut butter balls.

[@geno5360]

Interestingly enough as an American I recognized far fewer of these than I had initially anticipated. Cool video as always though!

[@uptownkittydc]

Queen Anne's are my favs as well. Happy Holidays to you both. Btw great sweater & hugs to Justin

[@flowrinse9671]

Those mint christmas nougat candies...I love! I gotta find some today.

[@RetroJ3000]

The milk chocolate oranges are literally my favorite part of Christmas. My mom has always bought them for my brother and I's stockings every year since we were kids.

[@marikouchiwa4093]

You are right chocolate in America (and candy in general) are too sweet for many people and mostly adults. Glad you were still supposed to love some stuff 😄 Good luck with the after sugar rush guys take care 😁

[@Ladyfire745]

We have a tradition in my family where we each get a candy cane from the tree each day. On Christmas we would get a special one off the tree.

[@bm6413]

I feel the urge to brush my teeth just watching you two eat all those sweets. 😄

[@susansprouse1694]

LOL!

[@tommyclosecall]

Are most of these treats regional, even in the US? I'm from the southwest and I only recognize Reese's, the regular candy canes (of course), and the Queen Anne cordials.

[@GuppyCzar]

I recognized the Peppermint Nougats, my wife loves those. Sixlets are just cheaper M&Ms, but I've never seen a Christmas version.

[@ladywoodelf]

They're all inexpensive dollar store. candies

[@samcha9448]

The quintessential box of gift chocolates in the US is See’s Candy. If you ever see a shop, pick up a box. Better yet, if possible, get a free sample with your purchase. You can make a request for your free sample:)

[@londonpelen9157]

Love that Christmas sweater and ur hats two thumbs up love chocolates wish l was there be safe God BLESS to all of u

[@babsr8479]

I like to put peppermint candy canes in hot cocoa. I like those mint nougat candies with the cristmas tree on them. This year I bought dark chcolate covered cherries like the ones you had except with liquor centers; so yummy.

[@debracantrell1058]

Happy holidays guy's good to see you awesome holiday treats yummie enjoy

[@MxPotato84]

I have a box of candy canes specifically for the tree only, but every 2-3 years have to get new ones cuz some would break from age and storage. The story behind it is hundreds of years ago, young choir children were being noisy when they should be quiet during church mass and one of the church staff gave them the candies that are shaped like a Shepherd’s cane. My favorite Christmas candy is Ferrero Rocher and chocolate orange. Its a solid chocolate shaped like an orange, and you smack it on the table and it breaks into slices like and orange and has a hint of orange flavor mixed in the chocolate.

[@jeromesppd1383]

Merry Christmas 🎄 TabiEats!

[@phoebeaddis9224]

You need to try the ribbon candy, old fashioned hard candy. Christmas is really more about cookies in the US.

[@aliciamcginley7610]

Christmas nougats was a must in my house when I was growing up

[@markmorgan2058]

MERRY CHRISTMAS TABIEATS 🎅🎄🍫🍬🍭 Well don't you two look festive today. Love your selection of goodies Daniel sent you . 🌰 I'm not a fan of sweet so the mint lollies would be my choice. In our house it's candy cane mania.We have so many yummy varieties here I can't keep up. I have to hide them for the tree . Chocolate coins wrapped in gold is another favourite tradition on the xmas table . Thankyou Shinichi and Satoshi I always have alot of fun watching your video. 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎅🎄🎄🎄🎄

[@misinformedmarti]

Grab the candy canes off the tree as you want them. There are almost always too many candy canes though, so plenty to last.

[@southerncaltattooedbiker3643]

I love candy canes and look forward to this time of year from Halloween to after Christmas I could live off candy 😂😂😂😂🎄🎄🎄🎄😂😂😂

[@randydavis1969]

Not true in my house...peppermint is my favorite. I wind up always having to continuously buy more to put on the tree lol 😂😂😂😂

[@littlemiss_76]

@@randydavis1969 As a kid I couldn't stand candy canes as they all tasted like off toothpaste. I like the toffee (candy) apple flavour I just suck (yes I know) on them. We weren't allow to pinch the canes till after Christmas because when Christmas day came there were none left so with my house I buy 2 boxes one for decos the other for eating.

[@kinggacha7274]

Haha, I think some people hang candy canes on the tree but at my house my mom usually just buys a box and then gradually eats them over the course of the month xD Speaking of my mom, I watched this with her, and she was ecstatic you guys tried the christmas nougats. Those are her favorites, aside from the Reese's.

[@em_birch]

Same! We don't hang our candy canes up either! XD

[@63ewood]

Candy cane shape is said to resemble a sheep herders staff.

[@Kakashi-san]

Or the three peasants that gave Marie and Joseph when Jesus was born

[@AngelaSealana]

Yes, in the Christmas story, the shepherds were told the message of the Savior's birth by angels, and they went to adore him.

[@justanothergoogler6436]

Merry Christmas, you two!

[@Askharr]

Interesting fact about the cordial cherries. They don't start out having syrup. The cherries are coated in sugar and then the chocolate. Over time the cherries give off their juice, which mixes with the sugar, resulting in the syrup.

[@TabiEats]

That’s interesting. Thank you.

[@YaoiScene]

American candy is always very very sweet. Other countries don't use so much sugar or high fructose corn syrup like US.

[@Susanluc59]

Although the Queen Anne chocolate cherries are relatively inexpensive, they are my absolute favorite and I have a box open and am enjoying one right now, while I watch you eat yours! I really love them after they have been refrigerated for a while too. Just my personal preference though, but give it a try. Great video guys!

[@CaSweety510]

Love your review of American chocolates! The Fruit Delights are my favorite! I grew up in Seattle and the same company has treats throughout the year. One of the originals, Aplets and Cotlets are one of my other favorites. It’s made similarly to the ones you have but with apples and apricots! I’m happy you enjoyed them. I would be as chocolate high as Satoshi! Loved when he threw his hand in the air!

[@starrblademusic]

Queen Anne's are my all time fave around the holidays

[@mendisuarez1595]

Merry Christmas! Love Satoshi's sweater! I don't like sweats anymore but when I did I loved the nougets! It wasn't Christmas without them lol. Reese's peanut butter anything was always my favorite. My mom's favorite are the cordial cherries! Fruits delights is nostalgic for me as well. Peanut brittle, chocolate fudge were always Christmas favorites in our house but my mom's peanut butter fudge was the best! Now I'm a salty spicy palate

[@fets15]

Wow they sent you some classics from my childhood. Nice assortment

[@allikatinnes1688]

Queen Ann, are always my Christmas holiday candy. And I give it as a gift to my mom every year.

[@PixelatedH2O]

If Satoshi dislikes the flavor of orange and chocolate together, he would absolutely hate Terry's Chocolate Orange. They've been a holiday staple here in the States for years.

[@virg0_lem0nade]

ooooh those are my favorite holiday treat of all time.

[@justinejarvis6313]

Wait America has Terry’s?! I thought it was just a uk staple

[@PixelatedH2O]

@@justinejarvis6313 We've had them about as long as I can remember and I'm almost 40

[@miguelespinosa2707]

I'm getting cavities just to watch you eat all that candy LOL

[@phantomterrified3154]

Queen Anne also makes a dark chocolate blueberry cordial thing and its my favorite!

[@bettyG101]

I love Christmas nougats! Strangely I don't usually like mint flavored anything except gum, but I do like these. 😊 Cute hats too!

[@patriciag571]

You eat the candy canes randomly, directly off the tree, throughout the season.. eventually you find yourself searching the tree for any last ones ... at least that's how it went down when i was a kid.

[@TinasArtPage]

That’s how we did too and now we do the same for our kiddos

[@shrisada]

Same here!

[@jbarber6739]

Fabulous and delightful COVID quarantine sharing? Got a great chuckle....teriffic!

[@cherriberri7161]

Yum! What a fun video! Sixlettes are supposed to be mini malted milk balls which I adore but not as much as I adore you two! Happy Holidays!🎄🎄🎄

[@perdomot]

I've had the Queen Anne chocolates myself and love them.

[@MoistMage69]

I love making hot chocolate with candy cane in it like America does but I live in Australia but I love it it’s so good 😊 I eat then off the tree or just put them away as I love candy canes at Christmas time

[@katiirabbi]

Being in the US, I can honestly say that I've never seen most of those chocolates, but I also think that American candies have no finesse, all you taste is sugar.... Kudos to you guys for trying all of them!

[@stormyalice]

Those chocolates come in so many different brands. They're all the same flavors for the boxes. Looks like they just got a generic ones. But they're all over the US.

[@JMarieCAlove]

No finesse?! Lol I guess you’re a connoisseur of chocolates and candy? If it’s so bad here, then why do people still buy what we have here? There is cheap chocolates and expensive chocolates. There is sugar in any candy, of course it’s going to taste sweet! Lol… There are much better tasting chocolates and candies than they were given where it was probably bought at the dollar store or some off brand at Walmart. But you must get out more and see that there’s tons of amazing candies and chocolates. Theres a lot of gourmet chocolates, made locally in different states that aren’t overly sweet. Not just See’s candies, Ghirardelli’s, Lindt, Godiva chocolates. There’s fancy chocolates and candies in gift shops or high end shops. Not all of it is expensive. I’ve traveled abroad several times, and I’ve tasted their candies and chocolates, their just as sweet! Lol But they weren’t disappointed in the candies and chocolates they tasted in this video, but anything thing with sugar is going to be sweet, just like every country on earth. Too bad every time an American watches videos from another country and think life is so much better and more beautiful from just watching a short video and then I see comments from Americans, criticizing and hating things about America or all of America itself, just from watching a short video. 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

[@sisterblissuk9253]

All the best for 2021 you are two wonderful humans who bring us a little light into our lives 💗.Stay safe Everyone over the Xmas period and here's to a better and covid free 2021.😊

[@raymondlusk6539]

We eat candy canes all season long off the tree and replenish them and after Christmas we add them to hot chocolate in our family

[@aprillewis1940]

Another great video guys! You are such great people, and so good together, your videos always put me in a good mood. I've never seen the 1st candies, here on the west coast, but I agree, most American candy is overly sweet. Cordial Cherries are made by different manufacturers, and most people I know refer to them as just, chocolate covered cherries. I wonder if you should add crackers and cheese, nuts, or a crudites platter to your candy trying videos. Or maybe spread out the candy tasting with food tasting. I'm on sugar overload just watching you guys, lol. We adore you both, and wish you good long term health. Hi to Justin too!

[@X3000Chan]

I think Brach's is pronounced "brahks". :)

[@MxPotato84]

Yup! Like the composer, Bach, but with an added R and the ‘s at the end.

[@randydavis1969]

I was gonna say think of Brock from Pokemon lol

[@lunarebeccaada4191]

@KuroNeko it's been a long time I saw your name here,I hope,all is well with you, happy holidays 🥰❄️☃️🎄🤗

[@muslimina100]

you guys r so awesome, just love you both❤️Im from Finland but lived in the USA for twenty years so those Holiday treats look pretty familiar. Here in Finland we also indulge in chocolate confections and prune filled puff pastry tarts called ‘Joulutorttu’. BTW, Just love your Christmas gear😍👍🏼. Happy Holidays to the whole family including Justin🥰

[@shuraymerriweather4456]

Love the facial expressions when tasting the candies! And yes those candies are even sweet for Americans!!! You guys are going to need a detox tea after eating this haul:)

[@jordikeoni]

My partner and I usually get our Christmas treats and snacks from Trader Joe's supermarket. There's also an assortment of international Christmas food that TJ's sell like from the Netherlands, Italy, Germany, etc. Egg nog is a very popular drink during Christmastime here in the U.S. Adults usually add some rum to the egg nog. I usually add a dash of nutmeg and also a stick of cinnamon as well. Enjoy the festive holiday season, guys! Merry Christmas/ Mele Kalikimaka/ メリークリスマス (Merīkurisumasu) to the both of you!!!

[@otherstargirl1]

high on sugar, love it! also, you guys look so cheerful and happy in this video :)

[@SnakeladyGreta]

My favorites in today’s video? Peppermint nougats and the old fashioned chocolate vanilla cream drops! I can eat myself sick off of them.

[@Hexcuseyou]

You guys should add Terri’s chocolate orange to this assortment! I loved having those at Christmas time!

[@lmaree200886]

Those are from the UK though

[@Hexcuseyou]

@@lmaree200886 they’re very much a tradition here too though. We only have them at Christmas time and a lot of families enjoy them.

[@lmaree200886]

@@Hexcuseyou Same tradition here in Australia since I was a child! I remember eating my first one with my grandmother 30 years ago lol. We can now find them here at anytime in most department stores and supermarkets but the limited edition ones like the dark chocolate, white chocolate and the mini segments are much harder to find and you need to look on online food importer sites for them. I have found the bar version in my local supermarkets international aisle a few times though! Those are good to curb the cravings 😋

[@KCLTD-w7v]

hi Guys, So he gave them something to eat to keep them quiet! As he wanted to remind them of Christmas, he made them into a 'J' shape like a shepherds crook, to remind them of the shepherds that visited the baby Jesus at the first Christmas xx

[@beaut-ful-d-saster]

FYI: Those Queen Anne cordial cherries also come in dark chocolate. You might have liked the dark ones a bit more because they're less sweet!

[@AngelaSealana]

Those cherry cordials are delicious yet suuper sweet 😅 I usually prefer chocolate covered pomegranate which is not as sweet. Thanks for this festive video!

[@ronknoke5400]

I am in Frankfurt, Germany... Lufthansa Cabin Crew...your Videos are soo comforting and Informative... Stay Safe !!!

[@HikaruRain]

Those Reese bulbs look like mini versions of the Reese cream eggs. And the Reese Cream eggs are like Reese Crack as they are super addictive. More so than the regular Peanut butter cups. I eat the candy canes as I go. By the end of the year they are all gone.

[@drewphi3935]

In my family, we generally hang the candy canes and eat them during the holiday season. There's never any left over by new year but if there was, we would just put them in a bowl and continue to eat them throughout January. I'm not sure you can keep these a whole year and use them next Christmas

[@jenwatson2623]

Love the rice candy! One of my favourites 👍. An the candy with the Christmas tree is salt water taffy I believe.

[@sabbyjones7038]

I love the chocolate cherries but I prefer the liquid center the cream one is too sweet

[@joannegray5138]

Love Satoshi's Christmas sweater 😘 At this time of year, I like Turkish Delight (rose.flavoured jelly sweets) or After Eight mints. Last year, I discovered cherry liqueur chocolates - similar to the cherry chocolates you guys were trying, but with a small shot of cherry brandy inside with the glace cherry. I don't drink alcohol normally, but these were just "naughty" enough to make me slightly tipsy 😉

[@HayTatsuko]

First item looks like some version of a Whitman's Candies assortment. Orange chocolate is the best!

[@cattenshi4213]

LOVE your festive gear guys! (Satoshi is very happily jingly LOL)🎄🎄The first historical reference to the candy cane shape goes back to 1670. The choirmaster at the Cologne Cathedral in Germany first bent the sugar-sticks into the shape of canes to represent a shepherd's staff. I usually melt them in my sugarless tea, so that the tea takes on a minty flavor.🎄🎄 I prefer Asian desserts because they are not so sweet, USA chocolate and desserts are too sweet for me! 🎄 Happiest of Holiday Cheer to you and Satoshi!! Hope Santa brings you your Wildest Dreams! 🎄🎄🎄 Thank you both for your fabulous travel, family and foodie vlogs, so enjoyable and Nice to "meet" such 2 handsome, sweet guys through sharing your adventures!

[@MaryD121]

Need to your channel. Happy holidays! I like the holiday cookies rather than candy. Gingerbread cookies are awesome and go well with warm tea.

[@rutabagasteu]

Many of those assortments have a little map inside the lid, or somewhere else, that says what each one is. Those Queen Anne cherries are very sweet. Eat the candy canes after opening presents. Sometimes several people have been caught sneaking the candy canes to eat before then.

[@MsDusty731]

Love your festive hats! My mom loves those cordial cherries. This year I discovered they're also making them with Coca Cola flavor, so I bought her both kinds. Will be interesting to see what she thinks.

[@kerensatilley830]

You guys are so freaking cute. Satoshi shaking his sweater 🤣🤣

[@adventurebythemile]

There are several stories behind candy canes: A candymaker in Indiana wanted to make a candy that would be a witness, so he made the Christmas Candy Cane. ... Thinking that the candy was somewhat plain, the candymaker stained it with red stripes. He used three small stripes to show the stripes of the scourging Jesus received by which we are healed. “Legend has it that the candy cane dates back to 1670 when the choirmaster at the Cologne Cathedral in Germany handed out sugar sticks among his young singers to keep them quiet during the Living Creche ceremony,” Schildhaus says. “In honor of the occasion, he bent the candies into shepherds' crooks.”

[@cypriusgray1173]

Candy canes represent a Shepard's crook because shepherds were the first to see baby Jesus.

[@FoodTastertv]

That white cream fruit center in chocolates is always extremely sweet !!!!! IDK WHY !!! LOL I like how Sitoshi says Choco Layt :) Cute pronunciation :) Awesome video guys :)

[@clumaster]

looks like Reese repurposed their Reese's Easter eggs into Christmas lights

[@NoodleTsiriko]

Rofl. A tray of chocolate to give your guests? It'll sit next to my couch for me to eat through the day.

[@PixelatedH2O]

They'll be lucky to survive a day

[@X3000Chan]

The Queen Anne's cordial cherries 🍒, if you buy the dark chocolate ones instead of the milk chocolate, it cuts some of the sweetness and are very good. I've seen some gourmet supermarkets in America in recent years sell ones with organic chocolate too. The "fruit delights" look obviously based off of traditional Turkish delights (Lokum), with an American brand name. Turkish delights are from late 18th century Turkey.

[@HeatherWarner97]

XD I guess reeces had leftover stuff from Easter, because that's 100% their Easter egg cup with different packaging