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[@george217]

Glad to see you enjoyed the S'mores...

[@dragunsrage8039]

Is this the legend himself 🖐️😎

[@george217]

@@dragunsrage8039 I'm not sure if I would call myself a legend but it is the old geezer who sent the package...👴

[@dragunsrage8039]

@@george217 welp no matter what the age you are a hall of fame legend. Also am happy that our new Zealand fam can try and experience American treats thanks to you. Hope you're doing well and staying safe.

[@annaburch3200]

Such a great idea, George!! 👍👍

[@watchmanschannelofdespair]

Thanks George, without you this enjoyable video wouldn't exist.

[@davidfromtexas9681]

Personally I catch my marshmallow on fire, let it burn just a few seconds, blow it out, then put it on the chocolate and graham. The hotter the marshmallow the faster and more efficiently the chocolate melts. Incidentally we pronounce it Gram not Grey Ham. You guys need to watch The Sandlot. There’s a great scene in there about S’mores.

[@Lilwade1005]

I do exactly the same

[@sabrinafrizzell6671]

You are doing it right

[@JustMe-gn6yf]

You're killing me Smalls 🤣

[@johnjohnson8669]

Agreed

[@bigdirt9807]

Yes! A charred marshmallow is the best.

[@belleferrar8898]

Dad is no longer allowed to have two s'mores. He is hilarious with his sugar overload. 🤣😂🤣

[@beckybanta126]

As mentioned in other comments, the degree of roasting the marshmallow changes the taste of the whole treat. I join others in liking ours burnt. Besides, it's fun to blow out the flames. Camping or sitting around a campfire at home is not complete without them. So happy you were brave to try. Here's to George for sending these to them! 👍🤗

[@mescko]

Sorry...mine catches fire, out it goes. I am very patient and can get that marshmallow hot and liquid without any scorching. I don't eat charcoal.

[@LycanFerret]

​@@mescko But you miss out on the tangy crunch of burnt sugar. I love how the burnt marshmallow tames the sweetness of the chocolate. I don't burn them when I just want a marshmallow, but for a s'more it is a necessary step to engulfe it in flames until it is charcoal on the outside.

[@chasemason2053]

@@mesckoI’m not sure where you’re from but Us southern people definitely let the entire thing catch on fire and turn dark brown/black and the inside is perfectly melted and not burnt at all. Same as getting a nice crust on a steak

[@SkyKid002]

Brave?

[@ConstantChaos1]

When I was younger I was much more touch/texture sensitive (I have ASD) so for me it was always a slow roast till its gently heated through and golden, now as an adult I'm somehow less patient and much less hypersensitive so those fuckers go right in the fire

[@dorothyzbornak9974]

Absolutely adore you guys! By the way, I'm of the marshmallow-set-on-fire group. I do it on purpose.You then blow it out and the burned bit almost forms like a soft shell with a super melty center. Divine!!!

[@davidwhite2411]

Yes! Catch the whole marshmallow on fire with a thin black caramelized shell.

[@joerussell164]

That's exactly the way i like it too

[@karbear26]

Yup it’s not done until it’s on fire!!

[@neolithiumproduction]

Add me to the burnt mashmallow club! In fact, I prefer it like that. =D

[@miriamswellspring]

100%

[@taylorperry8040]

S’mores are also really good with Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups

[@HemlockRidge]

That is very true.

[@Thatguyjack758]

Genius. Diabetes here I come

[@TenaciousTD]

Ooooh, I’ve never tried that.

[@canchaser2]

My favorite!

[@jefftapp8991]

York peppermint patties are really good too. I know, I know, you wouldn't think so, but try it!

[@juxtaposebeauty247]

A flaming marshmallow is literally what it's all about! Gets ur adrenaline going on a cold night🤣

[@SkyKid002]

Shoutout to George for including treats for the doggo 😁

[@derekduncan900]

You must try S'mores poptarts as well!

[@llo9491]

When I do my S'mores I usually let the marshmallow get burnt on the outside, it definitely changes the game and how it tastes.

[@juliewhite7469]

Definitely needs to catch on fire 🔥 first.🥰

[@llo9491]

@@juliewhite7469 I agree, I feel like it's not a smore without. Just melted mush.

[@AngeredLeek9]

The char changes the game 100%, it gives a smoky caramel almost

[@camillep3631]

Concur, 100%

[@reptilianaliengamedev3612]

Yeah adds a nice crisp crunch and the insides usually get cooked and melted better that way too.

[@judyhorstmann6332]

Atlanta is correct with the pronunciation. Yes, it means "some more." What a fun video with a fun family!

[@papabones6307]

Your comment just made me think of the movie "Sandlot" when they are in the tree house making smores.

[@casey4602]

Yep, learned in girl scouts "I want some more" s'mores

[@dazewithbam6496]

@@papabones6307 “ya killin me smalls”

[@Kathleen5429]

Graham crackers are used for sweets so if you had a cream cheese with cinnamon or strawberries, you could use the graham crackers. We also finely crush the graham crackers, add a little melted butter and sugar, and use it for a pie crust. Delish!

[@josephsoto9933]

Especially for "CHEESE CAKE" or "Key Lime Pie".

[@ianbrewster6167]

@@josephsoto9933 yes key lime pie with a graham cracker crust is so good!

[@barefootanimist]

The best pies are made with Graham-cracker crusts: banana-cream, coconut-cream...

[@CarlosDesmithy]

I love crushed Graham crackers as a base of ice cream sundae

[@filmsensei]

@@CarlosDesmithy Never thought of that before. Sounds awesome!

[@nightwind1112]

FYI: S'more is a contraction of the phrase "some more". S'mores appeared in a cookbook in the early 1920s, where it was called a "Graham Cracker Sandwich". The text indicates that the treat was already popular with both Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts.

[@Cricket2731]

The closest to a S'more is a Moon Pie.

[@deidrestevens9385]

Yeah, the scout are where this originated.

[@deidrestevens9385]

A photo published in the April 15, 1914, issue of Scouting magazine shows Scouts roasting marshmallows over a campfire. The Girl Scouts are widely credited with inventing the concept of sandwiching a fire-roasted marshmallow between graham crackers and chocolate and calling it a s'more.Aug 10, 2017

[@colonelilbrink8544]

I dont think i'll ever get over how wholesome your family is. The intro always puts a smile on my face.

[@jimmy_wang_]

Agreed👍

[@TenaciousTD]

Same here.

[@msdarby515]

What makes me SO happy is that you prepared them CORRECTLY! I've watched so many videos where they don't even attempt to make them correctly and they don't turn out properly. I loved the sugar rush giggles. They are so delicious you can't eat one and have to have S'more. Try them with a Reese's cup instead of a chocolate bar......or any favorite chocolate. I like chocolate with caramel in the center. MMMMMM Also, the marshallows are wonderful just toasted and eaten that way. I like to get them a perfect golden brown so the outside is crunchy toasted and the inside still gooey. Look up recipes for graham cracker crust. We use them, crushed up and then mixed with melted butter, packed into the bottom of a pie tin for the crust of cheese cakes, cream pies, etc.

[@ethanriggs750]

Atlanta, Georgia here! My family personally makes s’mores with Reese’s peanut butter cups in place of the Hershey’s chocolate! It’s absolutely delicious! Y’all should try that next!

[@RandyButternubs917]

I never even thought of using anything other than Hershey's for so long. I finally heard about someone using Reese's so I started trying with all sorts of candy bars. I really like crunch bars because of the texture

[@rachelgillooly1919]

Thats a great idea. I will definitely try that.

[@breanapadilla3661]

Yaaaaassss! And, with cinnamon Graham crackers!

[@drake.707]

Bad American.

[@zombimistress198]

We use the cookies and cream Hersey bar and if you like the bar you'll love it in the smore

[@enaidyeltneb369]

I have been binging on what I have missed and realize how much you guys laugh together. Not at each other but with each other. Not just one person laughs, you laugh as a family. I have been trying to remember a time our family belly laughed together and not one instance comes to mind. Sam and Nadine, you are instilling such great family values to Atlanta and Denzy - not to mention memories.

[@SanJoseBob]

The “Irony” is that we usually make them by the Campfire at night before going to bed. But the thing is that the kids are sooo amped up with sugar that they can’t sleep! Oh well, such is life (C’est la vie)!….. SanJoseBob

[@gladec3896]

Such a cute family

[@chrisdutton2975]

Plus trying to clean up the melted marshmallows in the dark without running water. Always fun.

[@terriemartinez9989]

Wake up with black crusty marshmallow in your teeth..lol

[@Oleandra-13]

Half the fun is being "sneaky" and trying to not giggle too loudly after bedtime

[@TheMilkMan8008]

So first you have to let it catch on fire. Watch it burn and let the entire outside blacken. Blow it out, and now you have the perfect marshmallow. The blackened outside can usually slide right off if done right, but don't do this. The slight layer of burnt sugar and slight layer of caramelized sugar encases a perfect melted center and tastes godly.

[@HighVoltage75]

Agree 100%. I always get weird looks when making smores because I'm the only one in my family that likes a blackened marshmallow

[@jeffburnham6611]

Not to mention that melted marshmallow is VERY hot, so sliding off the outer crust you will often get bits of it stuck to your fingers and get burned.

[@MsMary957]

That’s the best description I’ve ever read!

[@kellyquinn4830]

I love them burnt. Delish

[@caterpillakilla]

im shocked. ive always cooked them slow until they are golden. i didnt realize so many people like them burnt

[@differssmith4434]

This was so the most scientific making of the world's messiest camp snack in the world 😂. Y'all were adorable! Reece peanut butter cup instead of chocolate

[@callisto8413]

I upvote this suggestion. :D

[@jaredreinstein719]

Yes bro 🙌 Reese's is the superior way to make smores

[@alexhagerty6097]

Those slap

[@gregkirchner1108]

Not to many things in the world better than the combination of chocolate and peanut butter!

[@NancyWhatsherface]

Brother Numsey!! I love the peanut butter cup sub!

[@sandracollins223]

We usually get our marshmallow a little more browned and use different candy bars (Reeses, Peppermint patties, etc.). Glad to see you guys enjoy❤

[@Lina_unchained]

S'mores with Reese's are SO GOOD 😭😭😭

[@matthewweng8483]

Once you eat a graham cracker, it’s all over... they’re awesome. and she’s right... most of us here say it like ‘Gram’ - it was the inventor’s last name. Nadine’s right - It’s short for ‘some more’ and watching Denzel work his way around and sneak in that marshmallow, then replace it right in front of you guys is brilliant! 😆

[@acidgamer6431]

He is a slice boy

[@lesliehermanns615]

I enjoy Graham Crackers crushed in milk! It makes mush but tastes amazing!

[@EDub513]

Amazing how I never realized it’s short for “Some More”. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@travisjulian878]

Gimme a glass of milk and I will destroy a whole box of cinnamon Graham Crackers!

[@travisjulian878]

@@lesliehermanns615 I buy Teddy Grahams and pour them (and milk) in a bowl and eat them like cereal.

[@TishaPerez214]

I love to watch how your family enjoys learning about and trying USA things! You guys seem to appreciate the US more than most Americans. Thank you!

[@tankblack6758]

Do it camping just once... It is about the entire experience. Smores in campground is divine.

[@creinicke1000]

Agree it's required experience when camping or at a cabin with a fire.

[@shanehebert396]

We do fairly primitive camping (only what you carry) and at the end of a good hike at the end of the day, anything you eat is good stuff, even beanie wienies. Stuff that's already delicious (like s'mores) are magnified similarly.

[@neolithiumproduction]

There's just something better about any food cooked over a campfire. One thing I love to do was roast an apple. So good.

[@maegankrause6958]

I love watching Nadine and Sam crack each other up while their kids are looking like "help me our parents are crazy!" Obviously a sweet and loving family! Love to watch you guys! You made me crack up the whole way through!!!

[@kateburns8126]

S'mores are such a great treat. Here in the states we also use Graham crackers as a pie crust. Grind them up; combine with some sugar and melted butter. Mold it into the pie plate. PS. Your lovely daughter did a great job baking! 💖😁💖

[@LJBSullivan]

Geez just butter the sugar makes it too sweet

[@marshsundeen]

We would never put cheese on them . Cream cheese could work though.

[@cathleenmarie4338]

Make it how you like it! Salted caramel would be my choice

[@travisreifke4356]

Graham cracker crust cheesecake is the best! This is why we are the nation of diabetes. Our food is sinfully sweet!

[@jag437]

Use those crushed graham crackers to make a crust for Key Lime Pie.

[@irisblue2332]

One of the key s'mores tips is when you're done to put the sticks in the fire in order to burn the marshmallow off. Makes clean up so much easier! Also, graham cracker crusts are great for pies. You just crush them, mix in some melted butter, and press into the base of the pie tin. So good!

[@crisl9079]

100% agree with this.

[@DavidTateVA]

"Graham cracker" is a whole-wheat biscuit (in NZ terms) invented by a somewhat insane 19th-century nutritionist named Graham, for reasons that probably aren't appropriate for all ages. Let's just say that he thought his pure wheat biscuits would prevent young boys from engaging in certain pastimes. Regardless, it's a really tasty semi-sweet biscuit that goes amazingly well with cinnamon, or with s'mores, or as the crust of a cheesecake.

[@avidrdr5640]

It was actually the flour that was named after him because of the way he ground it. He didn't make any of the food with it. And yeah, he was pretty messed up.

[@coyotelong4349]

The taste of plain Graham crackers with nothing else takes me back to early childhood, when my mother would take me to walk around the shopping mall with a ziploc of Graham crackers for a snack

[@crash406]

I thought it was Kellogg who thought that up. That was why he invented Corn Flakes; if young men got sleepy, they would be too tired to be 'that active'.

[@zoeyrochellezhombie829]

God forbid the human race engage in 'activities'. Instead of exploring ourselves, let's eat Graham crackers. Thanks, religion.

[@mikenorton7262]

I like just dipping them in milk and eating them like Oreo's.

[@kayparks8382]

You need to make campfire cones: Use waffle cones, wrap in aluminum foil, then put small marshmallows and chocolate chips. Fill it up then wrap and heat in oven. 350* for 5-7 minutes

[@charlottesantos4199]

Usually when we go camping it’s up in the mountains so the elevation helps melt the chocolate faster. Everybody had there own way of liking them. I prefer my marshmallow on fire all the way and then I blow it out and assemble my s’more. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@theshadowfax239]

Lol, you're a Savage.

[@Karatemom68x3]

I’m with you light it on fire ..mmm the best!!

[@xxjabarri2xx]

let mine catch fire quick, blow out, repeat. love the little smokey taste, only right with camping

[@lhuntley4577]

Nothing as good as a burned marshmallow!! Yummmm

[@MsCrazylady71]

S'mores is actually short for" some more". I love charred marshmallows. You take off the black eat that quickly and enjoy the melted inside by itself or in a s' more.

[@caric7949]

Agreed! That's exactly how I do my marshmallows :D

[@megwilkinson1191]

100% agreed!

[@heidipye3488]

Maybe I'm just weird, I love my marshmallow burnt!🤷‍♀️

[@_new_french_touch_]

Absolutely. The molten black shell is a delicacy.

[@pacio49]

Thank you. Even though I'm American, I was in my 40s before I had s'mores at a backyard cookout around a friend's chiminea. Sadly, she passed due to Covid in 2020, but you've reminded me of the fact that she was the woman who introduced me to S'mores, and that's a pretty amazing memory to have rediscovered. Thanks for being part of the process! And I hope you enjoy many more s'mores together.

[@barbaraburton8914]

I almost got a sugar high just watching you!! It was great. You need to start a new tradition to all of New Zealand. They will erect statues in your honor. Good family fun. Plus we make tiny marshmallows that you put on top of hot chocolate and let them melt a bit and enjoy.

[@amonshumate4957]

The same here Adam. I had never heard of them unti! adulthood.

[@will7136]

I was just telling my wife how cool it is to watch a family try something I've had every year since birth. We live in Oklahoma and go camping often, and this is something all of the kids do each summer. Glad you enjoyed it. Would love to see something similar that your family does, that maybe we can try?

[@christopherbillings6294]

will I live in Oklahoma to we go to our fishing pond and build a bonfire and eat hot dogs and s'mores and drink a few beers when we have kids around we don't drink alcohol we save that for when they're passed out from hot dog overload

[@audrey4596]

Hi from Oklahoma also my husband (from Texas) and I are in our 60s and about 3 years ago he said he had never had a s’more. I soled that about two hours later and he was sold. I mean really how do you grow up in Texas or anywhere in the US and never have a s’more 😂. I (we) LOVE this ADORABLE family 💞🌷💞

[@Thesaurcery4U2C]

@@audrey4596 Kansas here. On another video he was talking about the fact that they don't have catfish there, and how he want's to try it. How easy it is to get them around here. But Probably almost impossible to get to them

[@tombales8538]

You folks should try just the toasted marshmallows without the chocolate or Graham crackers. Many of my friends like to let them catch on fire and blow them out lmmediately. Careful not to burn your lips or tongue!

[@brendasmith1533]

@@audrey4596 Exactly! He missed out on his childhood! Now they make S'more EVERYTHING! S'more ice cream, S'more cereal, etc!!

[@texgirl1122]

The family that s’mores together, stays together. Love your family, from Texas❤️

[@chadwickvon8019]

Hello from Houston 👋

[@texgirl1122]

@@chadwickvon8019 Just south of Austin👋

[@danajohnson4757]

Hello from Dayton, TX!!!

[@chadwickvon8019]

@@danajohnson4757 you're not too far from me, technically I'm in Huffman, not Houston lol. Have a good night 😀

[@joantaylor1271]

This was your best video ever! I grew up eating S’Mores and love the marshmallow burned to black. Also, there is no way to eat them without making a sticky mess - that’s part of the fun! 🤪😂

[@dragunsrage8039]

I love switching out the Hershey's chocolate with a Reese's peanut butter cup to mix it up from time to time. Another great video. George is a legend

[@stevelafave560]

Reese's cups are a huge game changer!

[@CherokeeBird]

Im definitely gonna try that!

[@dragunsrage8039]

@@CherokeeBird enjoy.

[@beaverc2884]

Try putting peanut butter on one of the Graham crackers, Hersheys chocolate on the other, so when you put the hot marshmallow in, it makes both the peanut butter and the chocolate gooey.

[@dragunsrage8039]

@@beaverc2884 😲 that sounds good

[@ElChupahuahua]

You all are so wonderful. What a blessed family. Thanks for sharing! 👍🙏

[@you_can_call_me_T]

This was so much fun to watch! Those kids were chocolate wasted by the end 😂

[@drake.707]

Nah blud, that was str8 weed and a tiny bit of meth.

[@you_can_call_me_T]

@@drake.707 Come on man, this is a family channel

[@goin2green]

The one's on fire taste the best.

[@carolleiter6027]

Yes then peel the top layer and cook it again.

[@sjgavenger37]

Yes well done on the outside from an open flame and melty in the middle is great.

[@caylor1123]

Nooo. Nicely browned

[@kylesummers1565]

Just don't eat it while it is actually on fire. Slightly burned is the best! And, it melts the chocolate quicker!

[@andreww1225]

I would burn the mellow then slide the burnt skin off, eat it, and burn it again and repeat.

[@danaonlineable]

There are lots of ways to do them ... my personal favorite is to burn the marshmallow and then put them together but you can also use chocolate Graham crackers too. Try different kinds of chocolate as well ... chocolate with nuts, chocolate with mint, milk chocolate, dark chocolate, anything you think sounds good. And Graham crackers are a sweet cracker which can be used to make pie crusts. And here is the ultimate ... make a Graham cracker crust, mix up the browie mix and pour it on top, bake as directed, let that cool for a while (so they can be cut later) then place mini marshmallows on top and put under the broiler till they're browned and mushy, cut into pieces.

[@LJBSullivan]

Good in winter with hot chocolate, chocolate overload and sugar rush

[@lesliehermanns615]

Ooooh, you're evil! I like it!

[@amandahooper9085]

Hi! So a few tips about s’mores 1. I personally like when the marshmallow flames! Blow it out and use it. It tastes a bit more caramel-ly. 2. My boys don’t care for s’mores but love to dunk graham (pronounced gram) crackers in milk and quickly eat them before they get too soggy.

[@GeorgeD1965]

Yeah, I did that a lot growing up, put the crackers in a bowl, add bit of sugar, then milk

[@camillep3631]

Or the chocolates covered grahams, nibble off the ends, just a bit then submerge in cold milk...wait 4 or 5 minutes...oh man the chocolate gets hard the grahams get soggy and so DELICIOUS!!

[@derrickmclain4498]

I, too, am a flaming marshmallow emjoyer.

[@Sassyglbeauty]

Same. Love burnt marshmallows! Also, peanut butter on Graham crackers are yum! 💜

[@calvincandie3220]

11:09 Denzel has me rolling when he ate the whole marshmallow off the stick😂😂

[@AndySaputo]

You're right! S'more is short for "some more" because once you have one, you'll want s'more.

[@lilykep]

It's great to see an actual authentic s'more being tried. Usually people in other countries have to substitute at least one ingredient which, while it is understandable, does not lead to an accurate taste test.

[@elagea5617]

It does not taste the same as a s’more, but you can microwave the marshmallow and kneed it between your fingers while it is still melty (be careful, it’s hot) and it kinda forms into taffy!

[@christiestewart5321]

Glad you all enjoyed! Reeces peanut butter cups, rollos, is good. Use any chocolate you like!

[@danielluera5932]

wife: "Can you not!" husband: "sorry" me: laughing way to hard. I love your guy's honesty. And love you videos. Thanks. P.S. S'mores is short for "some more".

[@MandiLJ22]

“Don’t s’more and drive” 😂 You guys had me rolling with this one! And yes, s’more does stand for some more, because, as you guys found out, you can’t just eat one and call it a day, you need s’more!

[@robert-ef8qv]

You are a beautiful family, GOD bless you .👍🙏❤️

[@patricialarsen3030]

So you can use Ghirardelli chocolate squares in any flavor. Also you can make them in the stove. Lay the graham and chocolate out like you did on the pan, but add a marshmallow on top of the chocolate, put the pan in the oven and broil until golden brown, about 3-5 min. You can also make s'more dip by adding chocolate chips to a baking dish or deep cast iron pan (optional peanut butter layer), cover chocolate layer with marshmallows broil until golden, take it out of the oven and dip your graham crackers in.

[@johnchaffin4915]

You guys are doing it right.. instead of the Hersey bar, try a Reese peanut butter cup... delicious 😋.. much love from youngstown ohio usa

[@thedoctorroth]

crazy. I keep seeing the reese suggestion and was just thinking to myself that must be a regional thing in the US. I'm about 30 miles southeast of Cleveland (close to Warren area) and have never had a reese s'more. You have "buckeyes" (the chocolate peanut butter treat) in YO right?

[@christopherbillings6294]

John I use the white chocolate ones when I don't have hersheys also have used the cookies and cream hersheys

[@AllThePeppermint]

@@thedoctorroth I was born and raised in the Pacific NW. Can attest that Reese's PB Cups make DELICIOUS s'mores! Also Hershey's Symphony. The kind with toffee bits. Dark and semi-dark chocolate makes for wonderful s'mores if one prefers a slight bitterness to counter the sweetness of the marshmallow and honey graham cracker.

[@jmann8182]

nooooooooooooo !!!

[@zoschwo15]

If you are the fancy type may I suggest using Ghirardelli squares? The caramel filled!

[@tamara4888]

Love this video, my family always argued on the level of "scorch" on the marshmallows, I liked mine barely melty and my sister would light hers on fire and blow it out, the rest of the family in between...

[@TenaciousTD]

My brother liked his marshmallows black on the outside, but I could never stand the burnt taste. I prefer mine that perfect golden brown. I want S’mores so bad now. 😂

[@dondavis2524]

You represent NZ so well! The net needs more positive healthy families. Y'all R wonderful and rearing 2 wonderful human beings ❤

[@disseria]

As an American, it truly warms my heart to see people trying s'mores for the first time.

[@concernedcitizen1]

Wow! You just brought back so many good childhood memories to thousands of Americans. And yes, they are called S'mores because once you have one you want s'more. Graham (typically just pronounced gram) crackers are a specific type of cracker, usually slightly sweetened with honey, hence the honey grahams are usually used for s'mores. There is also a version that's coated with sugar and cinnamon that are very good; however, not as good for s'mores. Other companies are starting to use graham more often in their products, such as Goldfish crackers which were always mostly just a cheddar cracker, now has a vanilla cupcake flavored graham edition.

[@DaRkHoRsE-_-]

You quickly nailed the technique and I approve of speeding up the chocolate melt up on stove! S’mores could be the answer to world peace🥰🥰

[@pushpak]

“The Graham Cracker originated in the United States in the mid-19th century, with commercial development from about 1880. It is eaten as a snack food, usually honey, cinnamon-flavored or chocolate and is used as an ingredient in some foods.The graham cracker was inspired by the preaching of Sylvester Graham who was part of the 19th-century temperance movement. He believed that minimizing pleasure and stimulation of all kinds. His followers were called Grahamites and formed one of the first vegetarian movements in America; graham flour, graham crackers, and graham bread were created for them. Graham neither invented nor profited from these products.” - Wiki

[@crafty-lady6853]

We also crush graham crackers up and add melted butter to make a pressed pie crust for many types of desserts including cheese cake. You can also layer it with puddings in between. The graham cracker gets slightly soft. Delicious!

[@steveyork8069]

Catching the marshmallows on fire then blowing them out is the best way to make and best tasting.

[@georgeaaron8216]

Hello

[@carmendebenedictis-larue6250]

I love this channel so much! I LOVE how FUN some of your videos are!

[@Sweek.B.Jammin]

I just can't get enough of these videos and your great family. My wife, 2 sons and I enjoy them so much!!

[@JoeScarbrough20]

When I was a boy scout we would make s'mores every time we went on campouts. If you could get the marshmellow burnt or golden you hit the jackpot. I never let the chocolate melt that way it's a nice contrast of cold and hot

[@debbiedean3165]

😂 Family sugar high, so much fun! I call them Gram Crackers. As I child I had them with S’mores. But also loved them plain with milk, still do, that’s why I don’t buy them, I like them too much 😊.Plus the Gram Crackers are used as a base for crusts for many pies, like Cheesecake. Love your precious family 🥰.

[@martakohnert1867]

I loved this video and am so glad you guys liked S'mores! In our family, we use 1/2 a Hershey bar and two marshmallows per S'more. There's no way we can eat three S'mores at this rate, but sometimes we can get down two in a night. Also, our marshmallow preference ranges from toasted-brown to set-on-fire black. 😊

[@the_Real_Grammy_of_6]

Watching your family always makes me smile…sometimes I laugh too. I have to say, I don’t know how you were able to eat 2 of them. So sweet. And I’m loving that you’re all on a sugar rush 🤣🤣. From the state of Idaho, USA wishing you happiness and good health. Can’t wait for the next video

[@MoonlightSonata214]

When I was growiing up, no girl scout troop camping trip was complete without a campfire and s'mores. Being good scouts, we also made our own sit-upons to sit on around the campfire! (To make a sit-upon, you get a stack of folded-in-half newspapers several inches high. Cut 2 pieces of naughahyde or other thick waterproof material in a square several inches larger on all sides than the stack of newspapers. Put both squares together and punch holes in a straight line about and inch and a half apart and an inch or two in from the edge all the way around the perimeter of the 2 squares. keeping them together so the holes will line up. Put down one piece of naughahyde with the inner side facing up, center the stack of newspapers on it, then top with the other piece of naughahyde with the inner side next to the newspapers. Using any waterproof cord, whipstitch through the holes all the way around the square and tie off the cord when you get back to the starting point. And you have your sit-upon. Keep it in the trunk of your car handy for anyplace you go where you need to sit on the ground.) If you get a chance, also use the Graham crackers to make a pie crust - just crush them and press them all over the bottom and sides of your pie plate - look up some recipes online. They're best with cold/no bake pies. You can also use a shot glass to press a spoonful down into the bottom of small paper muffin cups that you've lined a mini-muffin tin with. Then fill those with cheesecake filling and top with the fruit from a can of cherry or blueberry pie filling and refigerate the whole pan. Later that evening you will be in heaven with Netflix and that pan of mini cheesecakes!

[@hilyfeocean3383]

the Kumbaya lyrics mix up had me laughing so hard realizing you guys are all so sugar wasted!! so fun to watch hahaha.

[@alanheath7867]

Nothing funnier than an entire family in the middle of a sugar rush. I was laughing almost as much as you were. Best video to date! And as of today I’ve watched quite a few. Keep it up. Especially the Sugar Rush.

[@voicesofjoi545]

Truly enjoyed watching you enjoy one of my favorite childhood desserts! You guys are great🥰

[@elagea5617]

My family has a cabin on the lake and at the start of every summer it was family tradition for the kids (my Sisters and Cousins) to run around the yard collecting sticks and fallen branches to build the most epic bon fire right next to the lake. Then we would roast hot dogs 🌭 over the fire and have s’mores for desserts! Such a great family tradition!

[@PhillipsKevinD]

Recently found your channel. Enjoying it. We love our s’mores. I grew up in Alabama (a southeastern US state) and we had our own twist we called “Alabama S’more” … marshmallow on a generous smear of peanut butter on a saltine cracker baked in the oven long enough to brown the marshmallow. I think it was just Mom’s way of giving us a treat on Saturday nights that did not involve a campfire, but we loved them as much as the traditional s’more. And, if you want to go crazy, you could add peanut butter to the more traditional s’more.

[@TheOnlyOneStanding8079]

Sounds good . I wish we in California have our own S'mores invention

[@robp.1995]

S’mores are an American campfire tradition for sure. Glad you guys enjoyed them, next time try warming the Hershey bar to the point where it starts to melt a bit then put peanut butter on the other side it’s awesome! Kinda like a graham cracker / Reese’s sandwich!

[@EDub513]

😳😳😳😳😳😳🤯

[@robp.1995]

@@EDub513 it’s seriously that good 😆

[@treygibby8036]

I’m from Oklahoma I love seeing y’all’s videos of American food and snacks,Look forward to seeing y’all in the next one

[@pamelaking9715]

we crush Graham crackers to a very fine grain, add butter and make pie crusts. They are delicious to pour cheesecake filling into. Yum! In the summer we make yogurt pies, it's just 6 yogurt containers, our favorites are strawberry and peach, fold in cool whip and bite size chunks of fresh fruit. Freeze the pie about 2 - 3 hours. slice and enjoy!

[@melatwrites]

Oh my goodness, this was so much fun! 😆 I was cracking up at the end. If you're ever in Utah, your family would be welcome to come hang out with us and eat s'mores around our campfire!

[@elizabethludden7182]

Another variation to try: I love hot marshmallow on cold chocolate. Next time try refrigerating the Hershey's before. Gives it a good crunch. Also, I really like Dark Chocolate Hershey's instead of milk on my s'mores 😉.

[@justanotheryoutubefan8070]

So happy you enjoyed them! Definitely one of my favorite treats! Much love from California🇺🇸

[@pknuttarlott4934]

S'more is a contraction of the phrase "some more". S'more appeared in a cookbook in the early 1920s, where it was called a "Graham Cracker Sandwich". The text indicates that the treat was already popular with both Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts.

[@tattlady54]

I laughed till I teared up when you all got "HYPER" from the sugar! LOVED it! Your kids are so darn cute and funny.

[@christinesaunders9325]

We love our s’mores with a Reese’s cup instead of a Hershey bar. 🥰🥰

[@georgeaaron8216]

Hello christine

[@susandickerson2663]

Loved your reaction! I love mine w dark chocolate (a little less sweet). So glad to see you properly roast the marshmallows👏. It is s'mores, shortened from "some more" please. Scouts made it popular many many years ago in the U.S.

[@BrianKapellusch]

It's remarkable going back and watching this and seeing how much Denzel and Atlanta grew up in just a year.

[@CW_9]

I need to give s'mores a second chance. These honestly looked amazing.

[@Wickedlullaby]

My absolute favorite way to make S'mores, is to switch out the Hershey bars, for Kit-Kat bars instead; it's a bit clunkier, but man is it incredible.

[@Good_Hot_Chocolate]

I gotta try this...

[@Wickedlullaby]

@@Good_Hot_Chocolate Let me know what you think UwU

[@vodengc520]

Makes me think it'd probably be freakin' delicious with a Caramelo...

[@davidstufflebean3285]

can also use a reses peanut butter cup

[@athinamays8322]

Definitely got to try this.

[@hellawaits6544]

When you guys said to start over when the marshmallow caught on fire, I was "NO don't! Don't waste such a good marshmallow!" XD Have you never made a marshmallow flambe before? That's one of the best ways to make the marshmallow! I myself actually like to start off by cooking it like you did, then set it on fire at the end so you get the best of both worlds.

[@barbstrickland1417]

My family like our marshmallows burnt

[@melanieaveryeasthope3980]

Skin the burnt part off and toast again.

[@Netzienet]

Takes me back to my Girl Scout camping days. Every time camping with my kids or BBQ in the backyard or bonfires at the beach. S’mores are the great unifier everyone loves them perfect for any occasion. Always have enough to share 😊

[@debbiedean3165]

I just watched this again, 😂🤣, so much fun watching your sugar high-plus S’mores are the best!

[@vanessamorris1985]

It was so awesome to see your family’s first reaction to trying s’mores! I make mine the exact same way that you did the first time only before it gets too gooey, I stick it all the way in the flame and get a nice char all the way around. The taste is out of this world 😋

[@georgeaaron8216]

Hello

[@invinciblefeelings1439]

We'll save that one for later... Dad: Big Time 🤣🤣🤣 That was funny... Loved this video 😊

[@candacenorton1033]

I found you guys like a month ago and I absolutely love all your videos your family is so loving and caring more families need to be like you guys. Ok a trick about s'mores if you don't have a fire, you can put them in the microwave. Put the bottom cracker on a plate, top it with the chocolate (if u use 2 squares it melts better) top the chocolate with the marshmallow and put it in for 10 seconds or so until the marshmallow starts blowing up and getting all soft and melty top it with the other graham cracker. Then you have a quick snack anytime. 😊

[@Araegrab]

I love them just the way y’all made them However, Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups instead of the plain chocolate 😋

[@opensage01]

I agree with Alicia. You all did it perfect. They are so good. I have never tried it with Reese's, or in any other way, only the traditional way, which is exactly the way you all did it.

[@barefootanimist]

Mom: "Don't burst into flame." Me: "They're making s'mores, and NZ mom's biggest concern is spontaneous human combustion?" 🤔😏😁

[@avalongrooming]

No stick the marshmallows directly in the flame. Blow out when it burns, that's the best way. You want it black and crispy. Make another video when you see the comments about burning the marshmallows. Would love to your reaction then.

[@raeannaroylance5401]

On a cookie sheet, lay down the Graham crackers, chocolate on each cracker, and then the marshmallow on each chocolate. Broil in oven for a minute or until marshmallows are golden. Remove from oven. Quickly cover each marshmallow with second Graham cracker. Now you have a whole pan of S’Mores all at once! 😋

[@joshuabrunner4870]

Had to come back to this video! I die laughing everytime!! Amazing to see how far your family has come in 2 years!! Keep putting out the amazing videos and content!

[@jennifervandertook5296]

Hello guys, I just watch the video where you try s’mores for the first time. Here in America, we also eat graham crackers with peanut butter spread over them. It is very yummy, and I think you would like it. Keep up the funny and excellent videos.

[@urianatine9302]

Yes flaming marshmallow is what it's all about and it gets chocolate more melty."burnt marshmallow"mmmm...glad your family enjoyed the s'mores.

[@jonesfamily9119]

We have s'more parties in the summer in our house. We make them with all kinds of different candies (reeses, Hershey cookies n creme, rolos, and Andes mints) regular graham crackers, chocolate Graham crackers, and fudge stripe Cookies! They are so good you will want s'more!

[@debiecollins2243]

Part of smore and camping adventure is to do it with kids at night around the campfire and one of the little ones drops their marshmallow on the ground where no one sees it and you step on it, now its on the bottom of your shoe and you track it into your tent. "It's a tradition"

[@alanrogers7090]

Graham, as in the crackers, refers to the type of wheat that is used to make them. It is an easily digestible product, so was use in health clinics to feed that had digestive problems. That worked, so they started giving them to children in kindergartens, (although I always called them "Kinder-Gardens", as these were where kinder's, (German for children), were raised, just as a plant in a garden.

[@GardenViper]

I like how Sam a clear novice marshmallow roaster is giving instruction on proper technique. You want to talk about a divisive topic. It ranges from the gentle slow rotisserie styles to flame and blow camp to the heathens that just let the marshmallow burn and pull off the carbon outside.

[@twobitsandpepper8235]

S'mores are really good burnt black to a crisp so the inside is completely melted, and also very good with Reese's peanut butter cups.