Let's try weird Poundland food | Immigrant in the UK

[@snakesocks]

You missed the most important part of eating a Tunnock's Tea cake! You have to scrunch up the foil into a little ball and ping it across the room for your cat to chase! _(Cat sold seperately)_

[@OfficiallySanctionedKATG]

Nope you flatten the foil until theres no creases and it is flat and flawless

[@jaynedavis4667]

and then fold it into a tiny square

[@Rasin_on_pawz]

@@OfficiallySanctionedKATG I always want to do something with my flattened ones, wall paper or something, imagine how fat I'd be if I saved all those wrappers up 🤔

[@FunBobbyNI]

I normally crack it against my head :)

[@stevenspilsbury9801]

She needed a cup of tea with the tea cakes for sure

[@glenmcculla6843]

"I had a lot of alcohol in me" - that is literally the optimum state in which to drink Irn Bru.

[@newrisingsun6785]

Glen McCulla Irn Bru is for the hangover

[@andrewsmyname]

She insulted the toffee crisp. Deport her! (I kid, great video :) )

[@kamelionify]

If she thinks toffee crisps are cavity inducing she neets to try a cadbury's boost. You get toothache from looking at those

[@andrewsmyname]

wait til she gets a curly wurly stuck in her teeth xD

[@daekathdaekath3581]

Toffee Crisp is wank, Boost is dank

[@offal]

haha, true

[@mandongoose3472]

Nah Quality streets Toffee Penny

[@grumpy_older_man]

Alanna, never stop being yourself. I always love hearing your honest opinions, especially when they aren't the most popular opinions.

[@yesh2k814]

Fish and chip shops are more likely to sell Dandelion and Burdock

[@jamesfry8983]

while your there pick up the blue bubble gum drink too

[@jobrimar8291]

Teh chippy! Popped into one of mine recently, £2 quid! for a portion of chips !! Broken Britain right there. Just say no.

[@pumbar]

You get savoury cakes as well, and chop suey rolls.

[@doctorcraptonicus7941]

@ james fry. Mackies (The company who do the crisps at the start) do a bubblegum flavour ice cream for £2 that's nice.

[@eraldorh]

Farmfoods sells it sometimes if theres even a shop near her.

[@Stu_Whittaker_Photography]

Your reactions are absolutly priceless. Absolutly amazing. Keep your videos coming.

[@sargieboi9315]

"I don't want to finish it because of.....reasons". Brilliant

[@jamesthomson8659]

After that scathing review of IRN BRU you might want to avoid Scotland :) They take their IRN BRU very seriously.

[@RagedDrew]

Lol, I was looking for the angry Scots comments, I've not seen any so far. Being Scottish and used to drink about 4 or 6 litres a day of the stuff, I can see why she doesn't like it lol, I can't stand the stuff any more.

[@flitsertheo]

So that's why you reduced your daily dose.

[@lloroshastar6347]

4 or 6 litres! Here was me thinking 8 pints of water was too much to handle.

[@flitsertheo]

Water is not intended to be drunk pure, you should turn it into whisky or Irn-Bru first.

[@NikitaBenCarter]

Buckfast she should give that a try lol ;)

[@AS90AS90____]

Next week's video: The NHS and my diabetes.

[@Trillock-hy1cf]

Too late for me, I already have it, and now can't enjoy chocolate bars and stuff.......sad Panda..

[@whatshisname3304]

Trillock 1945 chocolate highly overrated. i have nt got diabetes,,, but i can take or leave it.

[@Trillock-hy1cf]

But, I do like to rebel sometimes, and have a Kt Kat bar, or some chocolate hobnobs.....:) I like chocolate...

[@schwarz404]

I don't know I should like it or not but I give this 6 of 10 injection.

[@eoghan.5003]

One year later and we're wondering what this "NHS" thing was.

[@raymondcragg7282]

Great video. The very natural approach is excellent.

[@johnwescott1500]

Now you've had the tea cakes, try Tunnock's Caramel Wafers.

[@joylessdave]

but she didnt like te toffee crisp because of sticky toffee, tunnocks caramel is unlikely to fair well

[@trevorenever265]

You put them in the fridge first.

[@janesmith1782]

It will kill her teeth

[@winclouduk]

My fav

[@deniserhodes5549]

They are the best!

[@jonsmith8582]

Cotton candy in the U.K is usually called Candy floss , can't believe you didn't like toffee crisps , would love to see you doing more travel videos , your enthusiasm would be great , now off to the gym for you !

[@rebeccasimantov5476]

Cotton candy in Australia is called Fairy Floss!!

[@nickshale6926]

Okay, you seriously need to seek out your local and nearest 'Aldi' supermarket. For two reasons: Firstly, your mind will be blown by the randomness of the produce isles (It's the only place I know where you could find a wet suit and a mutli-pack of yogurt...on the same shelf next to each other!) Secondly: as you're a fan of Salt & Vinegar - then you NEED to try Aldi's own 'Sea Salt and Lime Tortilla Chips'. Trust me, your taste buds (if they survive the citric/sodium assault) will eventually thank you.

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Dang, sea salt and lime sounds great!!

[@nickshale6926]

Go find yourself a bag at your nearest Aldi - they're 'winner winner chicken dinner'! NB: I neither work for, nor am sponsored by, Aldi. Just thought I should point that out.

[@GFSLombardo]

Nick, are there ALDIs in the UK? ALDIs and LIDLs are essentially the same German corporation. Like WALMART (US) and ASDA(UK) are essentially the same corporation. We have ALDIs here in my corner of the USA. Whether Canadians have either one now????

[@nickshale6926]

We have both Aldi and Lidl here. How spoiled we are!

[@karlos2010ize]

Also you will need to pack your stuff quickly because they scan your stuff faster than the speed of light

[@genevieveafonso8124]

As a South African emigrating to the UK in November, I'm just finding your videos so informative and entertaining, especially because I'm so stressed about the move. Thanks for the laughs (and also the info)

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Thank you so much, I hope you have an easy move!!

[@MrPhiliplock]

Welcome to the UK

[@jeffhearn3658]

Who else clicks the "like" button before they watch the vid?! Great stuff as usual!

[@BitsOfBen]

"hate the toffee, love the crisp!" That would be a great slogan! 🤣

[@megalomaniacs4u]

loved the facial expressions when the disco salt & vinegar flavour hit!

[@LisaSometimes]

Oh wow, your channel has grown so much since I was last around here - well done! Ahh I do miss Poundland!

[@SlicksterUK]

I've got to give you 9 out of 10 'surprised faces' for your imaginative rating systems - loved 'em. 👍 Assume everything in Poundland still only costs a quid so some great bargains there. I'm going to Poundland and telling them you sent me. 😉

[@rahulmishra1211]

I have just started to look at your videos because I was looking for comparison between canada and uk because I got canada pr and Uk work permit at the same time. Besides I was looking for some info about UK as I need to get on my job. I like your videos because you are quite simple , modest and just very normal in your videos. No fancy makes up. Just you in your casuals and your camera. And that makes it so friendly and approachable...u know what I mean. Thanks for all the hardwork. Hope your channel gets more popular in the future.

[@dannydorko7075]

I'm going to get into bed tonight, close my eyes for 5 seconds then open them and go...3 out of 7 ...cow wizards??

[@dave93x]

They sell 2 litre bottles of D&B in most shops. News agents, Aldi, Morrisons... just everywhere. You might have missed it. Normally in a striped label, purple and white are the colours normally depending on the brand.

[@FaithPixel]

Toffee crisps I guess are for toffee likers I always found em fine cus the kind of toffee in them melts away quickly in my mouth.

[@micky749]

Hi,you make me smile,i love your quirky personality,feel like i know you! Also enjoyed your Canadian christmas,you looked so happy to be home & your parents' house is beautiful,loved the views from the window. Forever watching Micky

[@peckelhaze6934]

The popularity of all these new flavours of crisps mean the plain crisp has virtually become extinct. I only like plain crisps. Another, great video.

[@1883unknown]

Preach. Especially nice between 2 slices of buttered bread.

[@Dave-rm1mb]

You'd of loved it back in the 80's (assuming you wren't around then ofc). The plain Smiths crisps came with their own sachet of salt. It was a lunchtime ritual for kids and adults alike nationwide to put the salt in and shake the bag.

[@peckelhaze6934]

I certainly was. I remember those well. They were perfect, just open the blue bag and add the salt you want... perfect.

[@TheStarBlack]

I imagine you prefer the raw potato Walter?

[@rebeccasimantov5476]

@@Dave-rm1mb great idea...making extra salt optional!

[@robbie288]

I forgot how much I love your style of video, you just say it like it is, makes me laugh so much

[@stephenward2743]

I can't remember if you've done either of these but if not, "frazzles" and "space raiders" are two pretty classic british crisps/chips you should try. Space raiders are harder to find these days but they're still in most corner stores and I would think somewhere like poundland would have em. Few others you could try are "skips", "hula hoops" or "nik naks" but id say they are less interessting.

[@Volaths]

Mate, Frazzles are the fucking shit. Smiths are a top notch company. Bobbies is also a fantastic crisp brand, Bobby's curry crisps fuck me backwards. So good.

[@Jono1982]

i still buy space raiders they're like 30p and you get a full packet

[@gdfggggg]

Mmmmmm, nice’n spicey...

[@IveJustHadAPiss]

It has to be pickled onion space raiders. They're like a chemical peel for your mouth, but oh so moreish.

[@scottjustice8543]

Space raiders are just poor man's monster munch. May as well go for the real thing.

[@PeterFranklin7]

Great video! Never seen those weird straw things before but if you want loads of crazy flavours of drinks the best place to look is just a random corner shop. They always have Dandelion and Burdoch, Lilt and Iron Bru that sort of stuff. Love the tasting videos!!

[@RhianChambers]

If u like tea cakes u should try wagon wheels

[@shirohilight1502]

omg Wagon Wheels are the one :)

[@crashbox7130]

Back in the 1970s & 80s they WERE the size of wagon wheels. Or so it seemed to me as a child. 🤣 Definitely got a lot smaller over the years.

[@-Sarah-]

Omg Wagon Wheels. Ok, I'm drooling.

[@johnwescott1500]

Or your hands got bigger?

[@steely666]

smaller, as confirmed by Burtons.

[@caracalla7]

I love the way your facial expression says what the product is like immediately, well before you say anything!

[@james.00]

the candyfloss rant killed me hahaha

[@mandyg.3004]

You can easily present game shows.Such a natural TV presence. Send off your videos::)

[@yujitsuzuki5439]

One of the best Canadian KZbinrs I know!

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Mannnn that's so sweet!

[@poetryandlilies]

Just a note, the most popular Dandelion and Burdock is called D'n'B produced by Barr. Usually in a black can or bottle with gold lettering

[@deetybaby]

It’s Tuesday afternoon and Alana has uploaded a new video! Put the kettle on and enjoy 😊

[@philoneil]

Polhill Garden Centre sells dandelion and burdock in their food hall. It’s between Sevenoaks and Orpington.

[@jpgpearson]

macdonalds died a little for me when root beer was cancelled in uk

[@BenjWarrant]

After a dull day at work, nothing cheers me up quite like that 'Hi everyone, it's me!'

[@emmataylor160]

I love the random rating methods... pmsl

[@Danno_88]

I remember being in Poundland and this old lady asked an employee if they had an item and when he brought it over to her she asked him how much it was! I couldn't help but laugh my ass off.

[@lumpyfishgravy]

Have totally eaten dry noodles. It may have been for evidence reasons! Though my mum might have wondered why I drank a gallon of water afterwards.

[@johnhendry6636]

i,m in my seventies now. I remember though as a child being sent on "school trips" with dairylea cheese sandwiches, and a bottle of Dandelion and Burdock. ALWAYS!...lol...Been a fan of yours for a while now, keep up the good work, you are as cute as a button!

[@matc6221]

Love it, love it, love it;) & god you’ve uplifted my tedious day! Thank you;). Graham Crackers, Mr Noodles… I learn something new each week! IrnBru is medicine, rank!! But I recently discovered (in HomeBargains) the joys of McCoy’s ‘ChipShop’ Salt & Vinegar multipack (not the malt vinegar), OMG they are even stronger, near ulcer-inducing, bite-size ridge crisps:), I do recommend!! I give this ‘Eat This’ vid…drum roll...a…..5 out of 5 Canadian elks;)

[@LaurenZetta]

Forget the toffee crisp you need to try a boost! Snack wise you should give hobnobs a try. They’re a biscuit! You can also get the milk chocolate ones too. Mr Kipling Lemon slices or Mr Kipling Cherry Bakewell. Very British snacks...try both! Werthers originals are a little toffee hard sweet. Everyone in Britain grew up having these at their grandparents or on long car journeys, along with Fox’s glacier mints. Also for a kid of the 90s a meal of potato smiles, spaghetti hoops and Bernard Matthews turkey dinosaurs was at least a 2x weekly meal 😂 x

[@soullageorgiou4596]

You brighten up my Tuesdays! You're a delight! Thank you :)

[@theenlightened1s]

During my time at the uni in UK. I used to live on these tortilla chips from a Pound shop.. they were dirt cheap and came in a huge bag.. tasted just awesome.. those and digestives.. never allowed myself to run out of these for more than a day or two..

[@paulmidsussex3409]

Was it only me that thought when you started talking about Mister Noodles, you were talking about a family pet?

[@tremainedrake7152]

I grew up a couple of miles from the factory where Toffee Crisps were made. My neighbour worked there and used to bring home bags of rejects, which were 20 for a pound. I grew up eating them but haven't had one in years. She also used to bring home reject Quality Street, another British staple, you should try them. If you want to find Dandelion and Burdock, you need to travel north. Ben Shaw's of Huddersfield used to deliver it to the doorstep every Friday night. The man who brought it was commonly known as the pop man.

[@rob.m3647]

Salt and vinegar squares are the best

[@dillyweedable]

Seconded.

[@arthurjarrett1604]

Thirded.

[@johnericedwards6495]

Quatrefied

[@ann-marieellis8523]

5

[@arthurjarrett1604]

Isn't it "fifthed"?

[@Nevada_Dan]

I'm supposed to be washing the windows but, as per usual, I've parked my butt in front of the big-screen computer monitor and am viewing your videos one after another after another after another... It's kind of like that old Lay's Potato Chip commercial (yeah, I'm a Yank) where they say, "Betcha can't eat just one!..." And they're right -- your videos are addictive. Anyway, your down-home delivery and folksy screen presence are nothing short of adorable, and it's kinda like having a light chat with my granddaughter about 'stuff.' So, keep it up, kid, you're doing GREAT! (Oh, and greetings from Las Vegas, Nevada!)

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Thank you so much!

[@MarkARhodie]

Walkers Squares Salt And Vinegar flavour crisps, are worth a try, for one of your future videos, since you're a salt And vinegar fan. :-)

[@joylessdave]

and salt and vinegar frenchfries

[@mjp3338]

Foods I would recommend: .Tesco own make salt and vinegar spiral crisps .Frazzles bacon flavored crisps .Percy pig sweets from Marks and Spencer .Drifter chocolate bar .Limeade fizzy pop .Dandelion and burdock fizzy pop .Chocolate orange (either the choc bar or the whole orange)

[@davidwebb4904]

Your droll, snarky, sarcasm, is refreshing and entertaining. :)

[@jamesatos]

You must try cadbury boost or blue ribbon very nice and never seen them straw things have a great day

[@ivylovesrunning]

Dandelion and Burrdock is found in any big supermarket. Usually you can find this with all the other fizzy drinks and named Tesco/Asda Dandelion and Burrdock. It is a dark liquid similar to coke in colour. I love the taste. Dandelion and burrock tea is lovely if you like a less sweet drink hot or cold. Just leave the tea bag for 10 minutes or until the cup is empty as more flavour comes out the longer it is seeped.

[@Brickinasock]

Nooooooooo the sole purpose of Poundland is so that other shops can say 'we're not as shitty as Poundland', you're not actually supposed to go and shop in there!

[@Brickinasock]

and I think you hurt Irn Bru's feelings ;_;

[@Mikedimmy]

Tesco, Sainsbury's and Asda in my town have Dandelion and Burdock, they usually have their own version, also one from a company called Fentiman's. My girlfriend loves the Fentiman's one, buys it as a treat for herself. You may just need to try bigger stores

[@rensol6806]

Stumbled upon your channel a few months ago. And now I look forward to your videos every Tuesday. Keep 'em coming. 😍😊🌹

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Thank you so much!!

[@SvenTviking]

Prawn cocktail was a 1970’s restaurant starter with a mixture of prawns and thousand island dressing on a bed of lettuce, served in a dessert sundae dish.

[@webs37]

sooo....you won't be eating those other toffee crisps? Can I have them?

[@kentishmale1969]

Webs i was thinking the very same thing!! ;)

[@studamanduncan9728]

Absolutely.!

[@keyedon]

I like Tyrells crisps. They don't do a face melting salt & vinegar that you like, but the quality of the crisps is top notch (and can be bought in the supermarket, although I've not seen them in multibags). If you want something different try their vegetable crisps-be warned though the beetroot crisps will dye your tongue & saliva!

[@mmanews5604]

If i could say try one thing it would be Trio's....get them at Asda for like a quid maybe

[@chrishall7915]

+1 for Trios.

[@Drew-Dastardly]

Dandelion & Burdock and other slightly traditional soft drinks like Ginger Beer are normally easily available in the ASDA and Tesco own brand ranges for ~50p a 2 litre bottle. However, there is apparently a massive CO2 (Carbon Dioxide drinks fizz) shortage in the UK at the moment so that explains why this crack is hard to get hold of just now.

[@armageddon124c5]

Hey you should try Tizer pop pronounced tiezer it's deeper in colour to Irn Bru but a better taste.

[@keithdouglas4581]

Tizer is getting hard to find ,as a kid we used to put ice cream in a glass and top it up with Tizer and suck it up through a straw

[@nikitaspiteri]

Tizer is vile. Like battery acid 😅

[@keithdouglas4581]

@@nikitaspiteri never having tried battery acid I couldn't possibly compare,lol

[@nikitaspiteri]

@@keithdouglas4581🤣🤣🤣 have you ever licked one of those 9v batteries that have the 2 bits on the end?

[@keithdouglas4581]

@@nikitaspiteri yes I have and that is called electricity not battery acid

[@Nuts_Tanknoodle]

Oh my god! Salt and vinegar Disco's were my favourite snack when I was at school in the 90's! They had a really shiny blue-silver packet back then. The flavour was so intense, I loved it! I think I probably had a packet almost every day (provided the school canteen had them in stock, of course) haha 😁

[@Fenristhegreat]

When rating food stuffs by number of angry scots, the lower the number the better. This is true of angry scots in general.

[@dougfile6644]

For some reason I couldn't stop laughing when I read your comment 😆 By the way, is Fenris from norse mythology or Dragon Age? (or did you take it from somewhere else?)

[@Fenristhegreat]

Hehe, good I'm glad :) As for my name, I first became aware of the name Fenris through a game called Warhammer 40,000 (it is the homeworld of one of the factions) However, I only adopted it as my Gamer tag after reading Norse mythology.

[@davidmacgregor5193]

Shut it ya tadger!

[@SheppeyRed]

You can get Dandelion and Burdock at Knotcutts - they have shops in Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells

[@henrythe9th377]

Why is there a thumbs down on this video ?

[@geoffpoole9107]

Scots who've taken offence at her comments about Irn Bru.

[@meenasingh2621]

There should be many more thumbs down. Unfortinately too many are in thrall of her syrupy chat.

[@flitsertheo]

Scots don't PUT thumbs down, they CUT thumbs down ...

[@GFSLombardo]

DO NOT MESS WITH SCOTLAND!(especially while living in England)

[@henrythe9th377]

Gary L Why? We pay the Scottish people to go to university for free, we pay for their free prescription, we subsidise their trains, so I think we English should have the right to piss on them.

[@jakegoldsmith5922]

The last place I saw Dandelion and Burdock was at Kew Gardens in London. It was a while ago so I'm not sure if its still there but its definitely worth a visit. Can be a bit pricey though.

[@davidwinter3749]

Try a deep fried mars bar. Cheers and be lucky

[@kathyfaulkes5142]

We have Viva Puffs in Ontario but the difference between them and the teacakes is there is Rasberry jam between the layer of the cookie and the marshmallow. They are so good!!!!

[@greensnakelizard]

Shout out for Tunnocks caramel wafers next.

[@Dave-rm1mb]

What made the Smiths crisps so popular was that the ready salted flavour came with the salt in a little blue sachet. They disappeared from shop shelves in the early 90's. I haven't seem them since I was a kid. I think they're still around only there's no salt sachet now. The salt is put onto the crisps during the manufacturing process like other crisps. What you mentioned about the lack of crisps in a packet started around 15 years ago. Everything is smaller now. When I was younger, a Mars bar was like a brick. The Kingsize Mars bar was exactly the same as the regular Mars bar only longer. Today, it's a different bar. The Cadbury Cream Egg is allot smaller now.

[@Fa1con87]

If you like alcohol you could try england v candian beers?

[@winclouduk]

Fa1con87 what beers are English. Most are brewed by henneken

[@davidmacgregor5193]

I love Moosehead lager, I've heard it's Bryan Adams favourite tipple.

[@richardpalmer7640]

Dandelion and burdock drink is only available in the health food stores like Holland and Barrett shops because it’s an ancient recipe from the 1880s .

[@OfficialFingazMC]

Gotta love pound Land!

[@BumbleBeeBryony]

It's hilarious because you have the new recipe! Just a few months ago (before the sugar tax) it had no sweeteners but double the sugar... it tasted so much better. I'm half Scottish and my family love the stuff. In Scotland it's the national drink... more popular than coca cola

[@somhrsh]

I came from twitch and have been binge watching you since then

[@jamest6221]

You should try some Dandelion and Burdock, but if you can get Fentimans, it's one of the better quality brands. You can find it at Waitrose for sure, as well as lots of other shops, it's not to hard to find. Hooper's do an alcoholic version, it's lovely over ice. Some say it's the English root beer, as traditionally it's made from roasted dandelion and burdock roots. You can make your own, if you can find some wild growing burdock plants, dandelions easy to find. Make sure you clean the roots, I find for best the result, pan roast in a cast iron skillet. When you've got a nice brown colour, add boiling water and sugar. Return the water to the boil and boil for about 2 minutes. Leave to cool and place in the refrigerator. Use a tea strainer or the like when decanting into your glass. But buying it in the supermarket it's so much easier, and it's fizzy.

[@Robeight]

Ashens does videos about wierd poundland stuff.

[@CagedPaps]

Top tip, if you do come to Scotland, absolutely do not slag Irn Bru off. Scotland is one of the few countries where Coca Cola isn't the number 1 selling soft drink, in Scotland it's Irn Bru. Yes a cold can is refreshing, we still get it in glass bottles in Scotland which is a must for a hangover. As for the Mackie's crisps, yeah they're not great. They're actually known for their ice cream which is pretty nice. Tunnock's caramel is what you want, not the tea cakes.

[@chrishall7915]

Don't use Poundland masonry drill-bits - they're crap.

[@michaelrawson6261]

Chris Hall:... that's right! They'd be a terrible item in a taste test!!! 😂😂😂

[@johnericedwards6495]

Don't buy nails from Poundland either. They just bend if you haven't got a hammer & have to use your shoe. Do they sell hammers in Poundland??

[@studamanduncan9728]

Lol.

[@James-lu9jf]

Great video as always and love your warm dry humour! Why not try Rice crispies the breakfast cereal as that's the nice part of a toffee crisp

[@henrythe9th377]

Is this your dinner for tonight?

[@CautionBeforeCoffee]

LOL she was actually expecting the packets to be full MWHAHAHAHHAAA!!

[@louduva9849]

Irn-Bru Crew checkin' in...

[@scarface822]

Lou Duva sad

[@meenasingh2621]

she delets comments!

[@dougfile6644]

Had a can a few days back for the first time in about 20 years! It was super cold and I have to say I really enjoyed it 😊👍

[@BumbleBeeBryony]

Love the stuff. Shame they changed the recipe 💔

[@kevinsco1588]

i heard they were changing it back there was a vote and i think it was a yes. :)

[@nheather]

Also Dandilion and Burdock seems to have disappeared from supermarket shelves as a budget soft drink. You can get really expensive, little bottles from the upmarket companies like Fentimens - should be able to find it at most supermarkets but need to look where the expensive gucci soft drinks are - and expect to pay about £3 for a 750ml bottle.

[@rorysloan9591]

Chippy for Dandelion and Burdock

[@winclouduk]

Rory Sloan I always bought it in ASDA.

[@mrspider7185]

At first i thought i didn't like you. Then i couldn't stop listening to you. Now I'm subscribing.

[@robocop6666666]

Your like the girl next door your great 🇬🇧

[@heathercronkhite4568]

You make my day!! The teacakes are like Whippets in Canada and there aren't any Prawn flavored chips here yet. Thanks can't wait for next week

[@flitsertheo]

The marshmallow-in-chocolate cake is known in many countries under a variety of names but the inventor would be Tunnocks (which proves once more that most British inventions are actually Scottish). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chocolate-coated_marshmallow_treats

[@theomega616]

I love those tea cakes for 1 reason only! Made in 1980 and since then they have not changed a single thing about them! All these other companies constantly innovating, changing their look to be more sleek and sexy and minimalist but not the humble Tunnock's Tea cake, it marches on unchanging, unflinching and retro as all hell! God bless 'em!

[@chockmcq6434]

Hi Dandylion and Burdock and Curosity Cola are sold at amazon and Dobbies garden centres

[@meganwebb2490]

Dandelion and burdock is bombbbbb! They sell it everywhere though, its usually in purple cans or if its in a bottle looks like coke. Usually supermarkets have their own brand. Last place i saw it was in my local Spar

[@davec9814]

As a southern living in Scotland IRNBRU is best used post a sesh in the pub for your hangover👍🏻

[@Xemmag85X]

Dandelion and burdock is literally everywhere. It's my favourite. All supermarkets sell it. It emigrate if they didn't.

[@arthurjarrett1604]

The best Salt n Vinegar flavour is from Burton's "Fish n Chips". I get them from Home Bargains if you have one locally. "Originally from the 80's, they're a tasty fish and chip shaped snack with an eye watering flavour hit of salt and vinegar." From their website.

[@paulmorris563]

Get yourself a pack of snowballs. Marshmallow coated in chocolate and coconut, you have to put the whole thing in your gob in one go(unwritten rule) or a pack of jam mallows,Delicious. A cadbury's mini roll on hot buttered toast(fold the toast in half around the miniroll) never disappoints either.

[@guywilcox736]

Surprised you can't find dandelion & burdock in the bigger shops and supermarkets, it's quite common where I live. Some corner shops sell it in a can, it's called D&B I think. Pretty sure Sainsbury's do it too.