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[@NeilBlanco]

Emma singing head shoulders knees nd toes is the most adorable thing ever!!!

[@adampurcell7119]

I was about to say that lol

[@tarawiseman8785]

I haven't even seen it yet and now I can't wait!

[@teampatsy9856]

Emma is getting clearer in her speech in every video , I love hearing her say the animals names. Very cute

[@clairash2004]

I'm not a kid person and I was even like "awwwww🥺".

[@vanessagoddess1]

I could totally understand that was the song she was singing 🎜🎝 ❤️

[@noone6559]

Mate, any Aussie who gets upset with you not wanting to sit there for hours at a time opening mail and trying things.... isn't really an Aussie :) Just give a shout out, occasionally a 'trying Aussie stuff' video and videos on any really cool things sent from Oz should do just fine. Aussies understand you still have a life, a wife and two little ones who want time with dad without the camera :D x Love your channel mate

[@midnightkitchen8379]

🥰🥰🥰

[@AnnachieOhEarcain]

You didn't say 'mate' enough. He isn't going to know you're Australian now.

[@kathyhysteria851]

I love Daniela after one bite of a lamington, " Amanda is my best friend" 😂 I can't wait to see the pool room. Love your family ❤️

[@Sunflower.aussie]

I prefer jam filled lamingtons. 😊😊😋😋

[@sandgroperwookiee65]

@@Sunflower.aussie yep,they gotta try jam n cream lamingtons 😋👍🇦🇺

[@danzydan2479]

I was more happy with the "holy shit". lol.

[@matthewbrown6163]

Alot of Churches do Lamington Drives & sell thousands of lamingtons by the dozen. Easy to make & some people add cream / jam to them. CWA (Country Women's Association) is charity that raise my money for their charity & run tea rooms & cake stalls. They catered my Aunt's wake with some delicious mini pies, mini quiches, cakes & the like. All money goes into helping others. Through those bushfires they gave care packages of toiletries & basic food items to famalies.

[@HeathGibson]

And the Woolworths store ones aren’t even as good as the home made ones you would get at a school bake sale.

[@badkitty1889]

I love your reactions, but Emma, omg, she is absolutely adorable. Enjoy your aussie gifts. X Australia.

[@mjb7015]

Yay, you got the book I sent! I really hope you enjoy reading it with Emma and Andrew. Shapes of Australia, along with Bronwyn Bancroft's many other children's books, is an absolute must-have in Australian children's and school library collections.

[@IWrocker]

Thank you so much!

[@midnightkitchen8379]

Thank you so much!!!!! Beautiful gift and we will put it to good use:)

[@gamesetmatt23]

That book looks awesome.. might have to pick up a copy! :)

[@mjb7015]

@@midnightkitchen8379 If you like it, Bancroft has more than 40 other children's books. I especially recommend Patterns of Australia and Colours of Australia to complete the set. And then there's the ABC of Australian Animals, and 123 of Australian Animals, and Why I Love Australia... I'm a primary school (grade school, in the US) librarian, so I'm just a little bit excited about Indigenous children's books. :D

[@eekvos]

​@@mjb7015 That is awesome, thank you for bringing this book (and the other recommendations you just posted) to my attention - these suggestions I'll definitely take onboard myself. I grew up in South Africa (but been here in Aus for 11 years now), and while I consider myself an Aussie now, there's still plenty I am yet to learn. I have a 2-year old who loves books. This is so refreshing compared to the regular books you tend to find at Big W / Kmart etc. Thank you again! :)

[@Alberthoward3right9up]

Them lamingtons must be ok. The wifey said holy shit. I don't think I've heard her swear before 😂

[@evaadams8298]

Those lamingtons...... (sorry, but I had to..)

[@QuestionThingsUseLogic]

@@evaadams8298 haha!

[@Alberthoward3right9up]

@@QuestionThingsUseLogic I'm Australian we tossed grammar off the boat with the Muppets that point it out and speel check people. I couldn't help myself either 😂😂😂.

[@Alberthoward3right9up]

@@evaadams8298 oops. My illiterate and uneducated ass tagged the wrong person. It was you I was coming back at 🤦🏼‍♂️😂. Edit. The speeling mistake was deliberate too. Just so you don't correct me again.

[@evaadams8298]

@@Alberthoward3right9up bahhaaa funny! Some of us Aussies still like to use correct grammar...🤣💃🏼🙋‍♀️

[@samjago1892]

I really love the longer episodes, but I understand if they're a lot to film. Keep doing what you're doing, this channel is a new discovery and I love it!

[@carolynmck6046]

I'm so excited to watch what is inside, Just realised Ian needs a wizzfizz lol

[@timp1390]

To the people that sends books for the kids you people are the best!!!!

[@billthewhovian]

It's a shame that the red cordial exploded evidently Jennifer was so careful in packing her box, I would say either someone certainly did not handle with care or as you and Dani theorized it broke in the plane, which is a rotten shame hopefully you could clean those things that needed cleaning especially those books.

[@matthewbrown6163]

Red / Orange Cordial is a grocery shop's biggest issue. When it spills it goes everywhere & only hot water will dissolve the sugar.

[@Smokey7186]

Yeh liquids and temperature changes if the bottle was full and expands a lil in the heat.

[@hoofhearted1955]

Might be a good idea to keep quiet about the Kinder surprise eggs. I got hauled over the coals by US customs a few years ago for bring some in for a friend's kids, seems they are banned as a choking hazard. The way they carried on you'd think that l was bringing in drugs. Weirdly my mates 8 year old had a rifle. Priorities!

[@matthewbrown6163]

It's a very old Seppo Law from the '30's - food with toys inside are illegal.

[@BassGirlSusan1961]

Years ago primary schools, (well mine did!) had Lamington drives for fundraising. All the Mums would come up to the school kitchen and make them from scratch, and box them ready for sale. Nothing tasted better. 😍😍😍

[@Guvna947]

There are a few other sorts of KZbinrs doing the American reacts for Australian content. You eclipse them with your knowledge. Far the best.

[@IWrocker]

Thank you so much, I really love our community with all of you and You all teach me so much and Its overload sometimes but I try my best to soak it all in and retain some knowledge. I just am fascinated and intrigued by the land down under

[@Rastusmishka12]

@@IWrocker You have definitely develop the best community of them all.

[@FionaEm]

You don't need an Aussie slang dictionary when you have us 😅 Can't wait to see your Aussie 'pool room'!

[@durv13]

you mean man cave ? lol .

[@kayelle8005]

Has he watched The Castle yet?

[@carolynmck6046]

Lamingtons are an Aussie staple lol , is anyone on here in the NT I bet Daniella would love some native indigenous spices to cook with :-) shame didgeridoos are so big to mail that would have been an awesome addition to the pool room :-) to the beautiful family in Wodonga who sent in the big box, my cousin was Dr Patterson in Wodonga who passed a few years ago of cancer, he was well loved and respected in the town, he may have been your doc ! Beautiful gifts everyone sent in today :-)

[@stuartspencer2161]

Living in Sydney, I wish I indigenous spices were more readily available. Seems to be more freely available in SA and NT, since they have to be foraged.

[@annabellagardner3190]

I was thinking the same thing !! There’s not much in Melbourne of genuine native bush tucker I’ve seen. BUT BUT I’ve started a spice pack including the native Lemon Myrtle. Oh my goodness it’s to die for Any tips on where to buy bush tucker in Melbourne, I’d love to get some to add to my box of goodies to send ?

[@rshadyr5943]

You should put some milo on vanilla ice cream it’s life changing I promise

[@laurenjennings9740]

You use cruskits like bread, so put some marg and vegemite on them. But must be eaten straight away otherwise the ingredients make them chewy/soggy. And once opened, I wouldn’t leave them in the cupboard too long as they become less crisp.

[@stuartspencer2161]

And for the kids, make it a sandwich, so they can squeeze them together and make worms.

[@laurenjennings9740]

@@stuartspencer2161 That’s Vita Weat 😂

[@stuartspencer2161]

@@laurenjennings9740 Been a long time, so I forgot exactly which ones

[@janp1088]

I may be an odd duck, but I loved making tomato sandwiches from cruskits...but leaving them until they leak a little...the cruskit gets damp and changes texture completely...I suppose a bit like leaving popcorn out for a few hours...more squeaky rubbery..but darn I enjoyed it then!

[@ronnie7075]

I have to agree with you. Hubby and I took Cruskits out in the boat with us and by mid afternoon they tasted just like cardboard. It was very funny.

[@bluejhaygrl]

Witchetty grubs....yum, yum, yum........ :) Little Emma, such a sweet and chilled little girl..... and her reactions are wonderful. Another great reaction video, great products once again. Thankyou for the company. :) Can not wait to see the pool room. :)

[@durv13]

emma looks cute as in her aussie t shirt , and sing head shoulders etc , was priceless , theres a memory for you to keep until she's 21 lol .

[@ianwhite1858]

Haigs is top shelf, expensive but worth it. Made in Adelaide since 1915

[@karenmcneill2602]

Yes! I LOVE the chocolate cashews and the freckles!!!

[@ianwhite1858]

@@karenmcneill2602 the cashews...omg yum

[@teampatsy9856]

Hi IAN - I sent you The AUSSIE SLANG book , I hope you enjoy it ( I did ask the eBay seller to write FROM JACQUI IN MELBOURNE on the back but they said they couldn’t )

[@holidaymail]

The Castlemaine Rock mentioned on the Beechworth bag is sadly no longer made. The factory had to shut after producing the sweets for 165 years.

[@Sarah-jy8cx]

Oh no! Castlemaine Rock was iconic.

[@carisi2k11]

Poor Ian is being inundated by Australians trying to give him diabetes.....

[@blurtmenow]

Never has to buy junk food again haha

[@SnowyRVulpix]

Diabetes is hereditary. You can’t get it just from sugar.

[@pinayladyoz8044]

@@SnowyRVulpix no Type 2 Diabetes is mainly due to poor health lifestyle by eating so much carbohydrates and sugary foods and drinks without doing any exercises.

[@davidjohnpaul7558]

LOL Dani saying HOLY SHIT...coconut is not overpowering. Lamingtons are our national cake...well apart from Pavlova.. but Lamingtons are something you will always see at fundraising events/cake stalls etc.

[@fknows1]

that reply really cracked me up

[@davidjohnpaul7558]

@@fknows1 😄😄

[@pascalswager9100]

How do we send them a bunnings sausage sizzle lol

[@davidjohnpaul7558]

@@pascalswager9100 It would go off before it arrived there...incentive for Ian & family to come here & get one...

[@debbimor8003]

I can always remember all the old ducks gathered at our local church hall making thousands of lamingtons for the annual lamington drive. It was pretty impressive that they always had to make so bloody many when the town was so small. As kids, we got all the offcuts, so that kept us busy.😆

[@Jeni10]

Uncle Toby’s began with rolled oats and over the decades, has expanded their brand to other products using oats and other nutritious ingredients.

[@patience5032]

It is an Australian institution for sure

[@osocool1too]

Lamingtons have been an Aussie staple forever for a reason. Yum. Haighs chocolates are handmade. Orange and chocolate have also been hand in hand for over a 100 years...we love such things.

[@kayelle8005]

Your family will have such a fun time when you eventually get to visit Australia ⭐️💕🤗

[@egrffin8534]

I could cry seeing that ruined box, you got some of the best treats from melbourne, home to all the best old school chocolatiers and lollie makers.!

[@woiwo6237]

G'day IWrocker, I am so glad that you finally received a lamington. I am 😭 that it was a Woolworths. I should preach my mum's lamingtons, err yep the best ever. I think the matriarchs would love a Green and Gold Cook book.

[@divid3d]

i sent the box express post and it still took nearly three weeks to arrive. if you can get your mums lamingtons there faster and fresh then please do so. i just wanted to give them something new to try 👍

[@xXSinForLifeXx]

Grandma's or Mum's lamingtons are always the best 😂😂

[@snooze1974]

That's going straight to the pool room. Glad you like the food sent to you mate. You do realise you won't need to pay for accommodation if you visit, looks like people will be fighting to have you stay with them and try the Aussie BBQ no shrimp but we have prawns

[@cal-king]

This channel is so wholesome! I've never seen any American actually excited about Australian stuff. It's usually the other way around

[@WatchingDude]

The Country Women's Association say that traditionally Lamingtons are supposed to be 2 in length height and depth. But so long as you've got enough chocolate and coconut in relation to the sponge it's always good.

[@kayelle8005]

When I was a kid lamingtons always had cream and jam but in more recent years I haven’t seen the cream version as often.

[@helmuthschultes9243]

Sadly "Handle with Care" is all too frequently a request to transport handlers "CHUCK AS FAR AND HIGH AS POSSIBLE"....

[@micheledix2616]

Yep thzt right

[@stuartspencer2161]

Definitely looks like the box was kicked around, rather than from being de-pressurised.

[@vpdownunder9032]

@@stuartspencer2161 Not just kicked around, it looked like they drove over it lol.

[@annabellagardner3190]

Kicked many times I thought. I started to tear up for Jennifer and her family. It would have to hurt. That box was full of thoughtful caring goodies. The finger painting by her kids and the precious handprints. Lovely thought for Emma… noticed she immediately put her little hands on the hand print ! But there’s a story about the storybooks now, and those top books now smell like raspberries with permanently pink splattered pages. Priceless. Ps I’ve bought the exact same books for my little ones. The Alpaca is still the fav

[@gavinbarber2194]

Your kids are so cute, love,em while you can they grow up so quick 😃

[@georgecurrenti]

Good to see you and your family enjoy some of our unique Aussie snacks… we just take it for granted here. Chicken flavoured chips are a classic… once’s the pack is opened can’t stop 😋

[@marksmith164]

Hey guys, how are ya? I hope I find all u guys healthy and safe! Emma singing in this one was so adorable!

[@M.J.80]

Quick question... do you ever get mail from anywhere else in the world or have us Aussie's taken over your postbox 😅

[@IWrocker]

New Zealand is basically the only others yet

[@M.J.80]

Good on our cousins from the east side 😊 Well from my point in Victoria there on the eastern side

[@M.J.80]

Also my partner says you should try a bacon and cheese pie when your finally able to come over

[@nothanksmate]

That one that was damaged was full of the stuff we have grown up with. Really well thought out. Every kid grew up on Uncle Tobys Museli Bars.

[@allisterdavidson9805]

Its cool that you notice things like the pictures on the Smith Chips packet. I don;t think I ever took any notice of those things 😂🤣

[@Jeni10]

The combination of orange and chocolate is very popular around the world, for sweets, cakes, candy, ice creams, biscuits etc. It may have started in France.

[@terencemcgeown2358]

See how friendly us Aussies are. Big respect for showcasing our country.

[@johnd8892]

All the racing Falcons built for the last forty years are four door cars. The other Shell DJR racing two door you have is the Australian racing version of the Mustang. Built to convert the racing Falcons to Mustang looking cars at minimum cost. This was since Ford here stopped making the Falcon but sold imported Mustangs. Controversial conversion that differed from a real Mustang for parity with the Holden Commodore as well as using the tube frame from the Falcon four door. No distortion in the road car Mustang you can buy from Australian Ford dealers at BMW type prices.

[@IWrocker]

Thank you for the distinction and correction

[@seannorgren5752]

The Haigh's chocolate buttons are REALLY good for cooking with.

[@michaelwall3530]

Gday iwrocker family I watch your videos and see how much you love Australia I think you should pack up your family and move down here as you would fit right in Your happiness and joy you show would make a heap of friends And could enjoy all things Australia Come and enjoy our great country 😁😁

[@jimr4354]

Very lucky getting Haighs chocolates. 1 of the most expensive.

[@stabrio78]

Sorry, couldn’t watch entire video, had to skip to my package as I’m on tea break at work, knew you’d like the stuff I sent, I eat butter menthols like candy haha

[@aussiebornandbred]

Yeah don't need a sore throat to enjoy those little beauties, they are sooo good

[@stabrio78]

@@aussiebornandbred 110% I’ll smash 2 packets in 45 mins 🤣

[@evanflynn4680]

The Aussie slang book will likely have lots of words that are specific to certain regions. Sydney and Melbourne have very similar slang, Queensland has words that they use related to their being in the tropics - "going troppo" for example, is when it's so hot and humid for so long that you go nuts because no matter what you do, you can't get cool. During the summer in Queensland, there's weeks where you get no relief from the heat and humidity. It doesn't cool down at night, fans are only blowing hot air around, and the power goes out from everyone using their air-conditioning round the clock. Going troppo is when people crack from not being able to sleep, being unable to find any relief from the heat and lash out at anyone or anything.

[@annabellagardner3190]

Wonderful “Happy Mail” for your lovely family. A note for Jennifer & family from Wodonga. I couldn’t help feeling sad when we all saw what one of postal services did to the wonderful package filled with thoughtful gifts that showed how much you care for the lovely family that many Australians have adopted as one of our own. We noticed how well you wrapped glass gifts with care. The breakage was so not your fault, I’m surprised anything survived in your big box of thoughtful and really special gifts. I’d be delighted with everything and I live here lol😆 Especially the excellent books you chose they’re the very best. I’ve bought those very books myself, all are expensive beautifully bound, have stunning illustrations and a delight to read. My own little ones adored them, especially 🦙 Alpaca 🦙 These children will cherish every book you chose and buy them for their own little ones, These particular books ARE such a FAVOURITE , so well loved the many turned pages become softer with little one’s fingers touching, stroking ( staying just as strong) every single page over and over again. Even when the kids know the words by heart, they’re still the favourite to be read out loud by mum, dad and grandparents. These gifts are even more precious now they smell like raspberries and any pink cordial splatter page has a extra story about a storybook to tell Much more precious and fabulously unique are the books Jennifer and family sent to travelled far away from a country town called Wodonga near the boarder of Victoria and NSW. All the way across the sea by train and truck and airplane, another truck maybe another train too! Into the van that delivered the box of treats and books to a very special Post Office in America. Where the squishy box waited for its new family to come and carefully carry it to their car, driving all the way to their new home. Where the special books are read and loved by two beautiful little American children. In the box of treats at the very top there was was a wonderfully coloured painting made by little Australian fingers to make Emma smile and put her own hands on the colourful carefully hand prints. Yes, a bit of a rant But your gift is worth more, because of its story about being all bashed up, but instead of ruining the thoughts and care that went into the box, touch of Aussie magic was sparkly shining with spots of ✨ 💕PINK 💕✨ Well doneJennifer and family Melbourne, Australia

[@marthanewsome6375]

To Mrs IWrocker, I use to give my kids the kinder surprise treats or surprize if they behaved, kept their rooms clean and picked up their toys. It really help giving them a reward for good behavior, but from what we've seen on the video's they are already very well behaved anyways.

[@shanedorival3177]

Great unboxing. Sad the box broke, but really happy most was salvaged.

[@TimoTruBlu]

Emma is just so adorable.

[@davidoswald6194]

Bad luck that big box from Wodonga was damaged, I'm from wodonga...lol what a haul great video again....keep up the wonderful work guys.....

[@bradleygraves2935]

Bondi Rescue!!! You'll love it...

[@timetherington1986]

Here is some Aussie Slang for you: Airline Baggage Handlers are often referred to as 'Chuckers'. *looks at busted package*

[@timp1390]

He's got a pool room!!! Hell yes

[@-sandman4605]

Sad about that box😔, cabin pressure or some prick with a lack of care But all in all another good video . 👍🤓👍🇦🇺

[@anthonyw5996]

So sorry the cordial and relish broke. The cordial is raspberry vinegar made in beechworth same as where the gift lollybag is from. So glad there wasn't to much damage. Love your videos and content doing a great job. Nice to see you guys tried some lamingtons.

[@anthonyw5996]

Forgot to say the cordial brand is billsons, it's also a brewery making gin, vodka etc.

[@oliverbrandes5557]

Try reviewing Rottnest Island, it's one of the only places in the world with the very cute animal of the Quokka.

[@annabellagardner3190]

Your children will totally adore Quokkas. Just watching them in TV will melt your heart.

[@jeanwilson717]

Better still, head out to Rotto for the day, as we locals do. Quokka selfies are a must.

[@oliverbrandes5557]

Live in perth as well?

[@ritacocker7409]

Love seeing Emma wearing the t-shirt we sent her…Rita and Malcolm,

[@Jeni10]

Slang: Just remember that Aussie slang is different depending on where you live. Some areas don’t use much slang at all.

[@pamelahardy2907]

Lol who doesn't use the term servo or pub? Although pub is British, it's still slang in Australia all the same. Also stubby is mentioned in the slang dictionary as slang. I mean no one asks for a small bottle of beer

[@durv13]

@@pamelahardy2907 thats why we have stubby holders :-p

[@utha2665]

Iwas about to say the same thing, eg Ian called out drum, I've never used or even heard of that one.

[@Jeni10]

@@utha2665 I only know that one from the ABC tv show, The Drum.

[@Jeni10]

@@pamelahardy2907 Stubbie is actually the name of the beer at that time and it kinda stuck and became generic, like so many other Australian names.

[@Mirrorgirl492]

Chocolate and Orange are best friends. "'Jaffas' are a perennial favourite in Australia.

[@kanenstuff]

When is the Man Cave episode coming you have a great collection and nice too see your daughter Emma seeing and enjoying the gifts from Australia 🇦🇺

[@henrybrewer1083]

Try the salt and vinegar chips with a piece of chocolate. My wife’s favourite

[@petezappa8748]

Mine too ;) Love having some Thins Salt n Vinegar with Cherry Ripe, or Mars bar etc.

[@janp1088]

You people are weird!! And yet, Im craving some...gawdernit! Woolies run tomorrow :) Ive got milk chocolate with Licorice here, will that still be ok ya think? :)

[@annabellagardner3190]

@@janp1088 You’ll do 👌🏼💕❤️

[@Rellyjayne]

Lol i do that.. couple of chips and then a bite of chocolate. So good!

[@gavinr1834]

Lammingtons are used as fund raisers in Australia eg at school to raise money for school equipment. They would call them a Lammington drive and a order form would be sent home and Mum would order them and the money goes straight to the school.

[@robertvanwageningen1822]

Its going to be epic when you finally get to Australia hope it coincides with Bathurst and the grand finals ins afl and nrl

[@MsTristen12]

Omg haighes chocolate freckles are my fave They are very expensive but sooooo good

[@kenoathiog1156]

I worked for Haigh’s- they’re from SA. Honestly never got sick of snacking on the job!! So glad someone sent you Haigh’s… they’re pretty high-end! Manda’s a legend 👍

[@muncheesuppar]

a salt and vinegar chip sandwich with butter was a childhood favourite , still have it occasionally.

[@shannondavis3338]

We also have lamingtons with jam in the middle, 3 times the size of the fingers. They are really nice split with ice cream in the middle!

[@malarkey102]

These videos are great the try food videos and the mail unboxing are my favourite

[@debedwards1717]

Those lamington fingers are quite good, but nothing beats a homemade lamington. 👍🏻

[@christhorney]

im really glad your trying stuff as you go now, its a lot more engaging!

[@wolbi01]

We gotta get you guys down here to Australia. The whole family.

[@WhiskeyFiend]

Of course the Australia Room/Mancave is in the basement, cos its down under.

[@ykook7000]

Great Mail Time....good one sending the Lamingtons they are very Australian...as are the Chicken flavoured chips...

[@stevenatkinson2393]

That's is such a shame about the last package being damaged it looked like an awesome package

[@TCM215]

The lamington was invented by a woman in Australia who had a party to prepare for and only had a few Ingredients in the house and left over sponge cake so she put them together.

[@bethwilliams8748]

My favourite lamingtons have jam and cream in the middle. You can also get them in flavours like strawberry or lemon. Haigh's is fancy, expensive chocolate. Very, very good!

[@davebrown1358]

With the chocolate buttons ( coins ) great or break up & add to a brewed coffee you make. Love the Family opening keep it up. Cheers Australia. Ps. If you receive a packet of Tim tams biscuits ( cookies ) as a treat in winter time, grab a Tim tam ( biscuit which are rectangular shaped bite off two corners diagonally, place one Conner in mouth the other in hot coffee or warm drink draw drink up through the timtam into mouth then place Tim tam in mouth & enjoy. Do this process quickly other wise you have a biscuit ( cookie ) melted in your favourite Beverage. Try & enjoy 😎☕️☕️🥛🍪🍪🍪

[@rebeccarigg3002]

The bigger lamington squares we have in bakeries here in NZ, and most likely Aus too, come sliced down the centre but not all the way through and is filled with fresh whipped cream( not the cream in a can crap lol) and a small dollop of raspberry jam👌 if u like the plain ones the cream and jam ones are next level

[@robynjones6357]

A 'Drop Bear' is also a drink made of 1 shot galliano, 2 shots ouzo, topped up with dry ginger ale in a highball glass.

[@Aquarium-Downunder]

lol, that's the same slang book I use lastnight in the toastmasters without borders meeting. you will love queensland work boots 🙃

[@michaeldonahoo461]

Save a lamington for Pedro!

[@blufingers4954]

Haha yes! You said it’s going straight to the pool room! Well done grasshopper

[@micheledix2616]

Lamingtons should freeze well in a good sealed container

[@brasschick4214]

Not sure they will last long enough to freeze 😋😂

[@paulbyrne7617]

Smiths chips are hard to beat. BBQ is a top flavour.

[@thewatcherofawesomecontent]

Thins/Samboys are infinitely better IMO. Samboys BBQ and Thins Salt n Vinegar, Thins Cheese & Onion are the snacks of the GODS!

[@alisonarias978]

OMG someone finally sent you Haigs! They are my favourite

[@superyamagucci]

“I’ll give you the drum.” - No Australian Ever

[@mooseknuckle7776]

Haha was going to say The same thing wtf

[@JB-vd8bi]

The Drum is the name of a TV show because it's "giving you the drum" Not super common phrase but I wouldn't call it obscure either

[@DaleTuck31]

I've heard it used before, it's old school though

[@aussiebornandbred]

I still use it lol

[@glentight]

Plenty of use out in the country.

[@suemontague3151]

There's actually an hilarious video about drop bears, it's called "drop bear attack " Aussie humour at it's best

[@nuffynuffynuffy]

Fun fact: The stylised Woolworths “W” is actually a pumpkin

[@coralieofjumpwithnofear]

It’s an apple.

[@nuffynuffynuffy]

Apple inc. tried to get legal involved to get Woolworths to discontinue use because they said it’s too similar to the Apple logo. Woolworths claimed it a pumpkin to continue using the logo

[@coralieofjumpwithnofear]

@@nuffynuffynuffy I remember that when it was happening. That’s hilarious that they’re trying to say it’s a pumpkin. It’s so obviously an apple. 🤣

[@jasonbull5298]

That is the Woolworths logo on the Lamingtons, side note, designed by the same guy that designed the Apple logo

[@Alberthoward3right9up]

Them had white lollies in then bag are called lypties. They are eucalyptus flavoured lollies and are awesome. Better than the drops you guys tried last taste test video

[@samsta65]

I loved lypties when I came to Australia in 1974. I haven’t seen them for years. I’m going to search for them now!

[@thepunisher3640]

Just about anything from the Smiths range is good but chicken and salt and vinager are the top favourites. Also with lamingtons, if you haven't finished them off already try to cut them in half and add jam (jelly). That's normally how bakeries and home made lamingtons are done. If you like you can add a tiny bit of cream with the jam/jelly.

[@jaywan5553]

What I do with lamination fingers is make a sandwich. Lamington finger on the bottom, thickened cream in the middle, lamington finger on top. For a little sweetness a dab of strawberry jam on the cream. 💕💕💕💕

[@krist3nmari38]

Please move here and you can vlog your Australian adventures 😍

[@CK8smallville]

Oh no! Why did someone send you packaged lamington? They are so dry!! The first time eating lamington should be the freshly made version. They literally melt in your mouth 🤤

[@daveman3026]

I would love to see Your and Emma's reaction to the kids TV show Bluey. Recently available on Disney Jr. My wife and I unashamedly watch the new episodes for ourselves. 😄 It features Alot of Aussie slang, colloquialisms and games.

[@timjohnun4297]

Those anodized aluminium kangaroo key rings are also bottle openers

[@JB-vd8bi]

Going to have to send some Bundy liqueur choccies and fudge

[@xXSinForLifeXx]

22:50 haha she got so excited about the jam 😂😂

[@davidclifford2024]

Beerenberg is from a town called Hahndorf in the Adelaide Hills region of south Australia. Their products are the best. I would say that strawberry jam would be made from the strawberrys they grow.