Opening UK PO Box Parcels - The BIGGEST Package Yet?!

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Today we open some PO Box packages sent from some of our very generous British subscribers. Join us as we open some unique and thoughtful gifts sent from the UK, including what may be our largest parcel ever received!
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[@wendyelder5761]

Poor man needs some butterscotch angel delight.

[@kevinkvs9746]

Shout out to Martin 👏🏻 single handily keeping this channel going 🤣

[@reactingtomyroots]

haha, he really is :)

[@MarcusSchiavon]

I think Martin needs to get a life and start spending his money on himself

[@BP-of5cp]

​@@MarcusSchiavonare you Martin's accountant? Mind your business 😂

[@suerogerts4330]

puffins and penguins are totally different birds 😂😂😂

[@Rachel_M_]

Gotta be honest I prefer the biscuit in Asda's Puffin bars... 😉

[@vickytaylor9155]

Puffins are not a type of penguin, they are a type of sea bird with a colourful beak. Puffins can fly, but penguins cannot.

[@Rachel_M_]

Puffins are the ASDA version of penguins. Everybody knows that!!! (joking)

[@lolsaXx]

They are so small and the most beautiful birds I've ever seen! ❤

[@jrd1982]

Did you know that the colourful beaks are only visible during mating season and other times they are a dark grey.

[@hellsbunniestv584]

Albatrosses. Get yer albatrosses here!

[@mjtigerfang]

They probably are quite closely related to penguins though to be honest

[@camriley]

Steve: "I've got doctor's handwriting " Lindsay: "...without the pay" 😂

[@jrd1982]

The Pink Panther movies are British, however the cartoons had been created by American cartoonist.

[@wallythewondercorncake8657]

"pudding" in the UK just means dessert, with a few savoury exceptions like Yorkshire and black pudding

[@Rachel_M_]

I love how words change over time. These days you are correct with the generic use of "pudding", however it originated from the Latin for sausage/intestine Origin: Middle English (denoting a sausage such as black pudding ): apparently from Old French boudin ‘black pudding’, from Latin botellus ‘sausage, small intestine’.

[@wallythewondercorncake8657]

@@Rachel_M_ You're mixing up a lot of languages there.

[@Rachel_M_]

@@wallythewondercorncake8657 really? Are you suggesting my Oxford Etymological dictionary is wrong? I literally start mu comment saying "I love how words change over time" and acknowledge the modern usage is a a you say, while providing the Etymological origin of the word rooted in Latin. Interesting logic there....

[@wallythewondercorncake8657]

@@Rachel_M_ Talk to your therapist about your insecurity issues

[@jonnymac-xo2lo]

I love beef over pudding keep going 😂

[@davewarrender2056]

Giving your daughter these books about different places is invaluable, my late aunt got me an encyclopedia on a different topic for every birthday.

[@Kayla.burlin]

Not every child is the same.. I got stuff like this when I was young and enjoyed it more than my toys.

[@katashworth41]

I had a children’s encyclopaedia set (if I remember correctly it was 7 books) that I read cover to cover multiple times.

[@shelleywade8995]

Keep those Cadbury vintage trucks boxed they become more valuable over time if they are in original packaging

[@bridiesmith5110]

These won’t . There are too many of them produced.

[@terryloveuk]

@@bridiesmith5110 Give it 10 or 15 years, some will get played with, some lost of thrown away - by the time Sofia is in her 20's their value will increase, just like the Corgi Bond car or the TV series Bat Mobile, or even the Captain Scarlet models. It just takes a little patience

[@bridiesmith5110]

@@terryloveuk where us children of the 60’s and 70’s kept our toys in boxes and in the loft, there are so many of them now for sale and not very expensive, They are the ones with the real value. They were quality and made in England not China.

[@terryloveuk]

@@bridiesmith5110 Sadly, I didn't, when my mother bought me my 1st air rifle I ended up using them (and a never ending number of Airfix kits) as targets... I feel so ashamed of myself... but I had so much fun

[@loolafly7967]

Shortbread is a traditional Scottish biscuit hence why you see a lot of Scottish bakeries selling them. And well done Martin and Kevin what very very kind men you both are sending such an amazing package ! Edit: Also everyone else who sent packages. Stephen you should get yourself some Jacob’s cream crackers, a mild Scottish cheddar and a sweet chilli chutney and I think it’s something you would very much enjoy x

[@Croomo84]

Steve bragging about his big package, alright mate.............I'll get me coat......:D

[@pdcookstar]

If you like a lot of chocolate on your biscuit join are club!

[@sharonbibby7835]

I haven't heard that in years 😊

[@Sue474]

Our club not are club.

[@itsmegordy]

In school it was changed slightly! If you like a lot of w**nking put some vaseline on your c**k! - no idea why i remember that lol

[@naheed03]

Anyone else from th UK who looks forward to these videos? I have been so unwell since 4am and nauseous that chilling watching this is the best treat ever. ❤ love you both xxx

[@reactingtomyroots]

Thank you! Hope you're feeling better soon. ❤️

[@naheed03]

❤❤❤❤❤​@@reactingtomyroots

[@jeanlongsden1696]

American Pudding is what we would call a Mousse here in the UK.

[@JamesLMason]

I think the closest thing we have would be Angel Delight.

[@andybaker2456]

I wouldn't say their pudding is what we'd call mousse. It's more of a light custard consistency, whereas mousse is more light and airy. We can get little pots of the likes of chocolate pudding here, which is the same as their pudding.

[@jessieb7290]

Different consistency, mousse has air in it like an Areo.

[@Rachel_M_]

We just call it butterscotch pudding. It's more along the lines of blancmange in texture.

[@jeanlongsden1696]

@@jessieb7290 not all mousses do.

[@huginamug1]

butter scotch pudding is butter scotch angel delight

[@chsh1]

Yes or we seemed to call it instant whip in our house which is probably the generic name.

[@timglennon6814]

Those 1977 Queens Silver Jubilee coins were handed out to many British school children in their schools, for FREE. I being one of those children, I was 4 years old when I got mine from school. I can also remember the massive street parties going on.

[@AndrewwarrenAndrew]

I never got one. Unless mum spent it somehow.

[@lisafray8571]

​@@AndrewwarrenAndrewthey were worth 25p.so probably got spent... 😊

[@vinnyganzano1930]

If you think that toblerone was big you should see the 4.5kg one. It could be used as an offensive weapon 🤣🤣🤣

[@wallythewondercorncake8657]

The hypocrisy of UK laws is funny to me. A baton is illegal but my 36" cane is fine. I'm not going around beating people with my cane, but still.

[@jessieb7290]

When it first came out my colleague told me I could buy it for £60. I was like, I’d rather just get a small one I know I get get through. 😂

[@jillybrooke29]

I bought the huge Toblerone on a cross channel ferry coming back from France, a long time ago, could hardly carry it 🤣🤣🤣

[@jessieb7290]

@@jillybrooke29 🤣 apparently they do different flavours now. I swear I once saw a coffee Toblerone and I think they do an orange one. I’ve tried a coconut one before: really delicious. 😍

[@rosehopkns2031]

Yes then you can eat the evidence...it wasn't me officer 🤣🤣

[@simonmetcalfe5926]

A Puffin, is not a Penguin. 🤦🤣

[@emilyjayne77]

😄 they need more David Attenborough in their lives ☝️😌 We’ve been spoilt

[@Sarahj-ho1jx]

What was the children's animal show... I can't remember what it was called, but might ve good watch for the family

[@simonmetcalfe5926]

@@Sarahj-ho1jx The Really Wild Show, with Fred, Chris and Michaela?

[@Sarahj-ho1jx]

@simonmetcalfe5926 YES I think the family would love that

[@alfiekelly5914]

@@Sarahj-ho1jx In the 70's there was a programme called 'Animal Magic' with Johnny Morris

[@PLuMUK54]

I am currently lying in a hospital bed. Your videos are keeping me sane!

[@101steel4]

I've just got out. I know how you feel. 3 weeks felt like a lifetime 😂

[@jessieb7290]

Hope your ok. Yeah I know what you mean. I always end up laughing along to these videos. ❤

[@chsh1]

Wish you a speedy recovery PlumUk

[@fionakierton1231]

Feel better soon

[@reactingtomyroots]

Sending love and well wishes from across the pond. 💜 Hope you feel better and are able to go home soon!

[@katydaniels481]

I'm always going to call them Dodgy Jammers from now on!! 😂😂😂

[@reactingtomyroots]

😂 Has a nice ring to it...

[@planekrazy1795]

Eddie Stobart is one of the best known British Haulage and Logistics Companies. The drivers are required to be courteous to other road users, smartly dressed and the trucks kept as clean as possible. All of the trucks have Names (usually a girls name) you can have one named for someone. There is a nickname for the company it's Steady Eddie. They are so popular they even had a TV series made about them. The company is now known as as just Stobart.

[@susansmiles2242]

Stobarts has been taken over by a firm called Culina so you don’t often see the original lorries on the road anymore as the livery of them has changed

[@AzuraeLyonheart]

Pudding or dessert, all the same to me. 😅

[@davidoakley2722]

Cadbury chocolate went dowm hill after kraft took it over

[@stevenburgess2856]

I feel like chocolate now!! Everytime there's a royal occasion a commemarative coin is usually issued. Ive got loads of them!

[@tmac160]

The mug is of the classic British steam locomotives. They're world famous. Interesting to discover more of what Steve doesn't like. 😂

[@revilo1st]

Opened this for my lunch break didnt realise it was an hour video 😂

[@pauljmorrow509]

Me too.

[@101steel4]

Pudding is the course after dinner

[@hawkchick1]

In the U.K. we have butterscotch angel delight, that’s what you guys would call pudding

[@sallyannwheeler6327]

That is the best one!🙂

[@christopherabbott8284]

Shortbread originated in Scotland. Although it was prepared during much of the 12th century, and probably benefited from cultural exchange with French pastry chefs during the Auld Alliance between France and Scotland, the refinement of shortbread is popularly credited to Mary, Queen of Scots in the 16th century.

[@shelleywade8995]

Hiya Steve and Lindsey not sure if anyone has told you at all but when you opened one from Isle Of Wight in one of your other videos but the poster of the map of the uk behind you on the wall will show you both exactly where the Isle Wight is which is just across the water from Southampton which is where I am so a hello to you from Southampton 🖐🏻

[@robertlonsdale5326]

Your pancakes are like Scotch pancakes, you might call ours crepes. The mix is the same for Yorkshire puds.

[@101steel4]

Crepe is just French for pancake

[@chriscox4023]

The locomotives on the mug are iconic of the great age of steam, many are preserved and the flying Scotsman has even been to the USA

[@stephensmith4480]

The Duchess of Hamilton was in Allerton Depot to have her Wheels Turned on The Wheel Lath back in 1990. I had not long started on The Railway and managed to Take a few photos with her side Rods removed. That was in Liverpool.

[@heathermurray9939]

I live in Carlisle Cumbria England & we have a mcvities biscuit factory, you can smell when they are making " chocolate biscuits " the air smells lovely

[@juliecowen3641]

Me too i used to work there many years ago.

[@hawkyhawk]

oh trust me as soon as winter hits you will have many cups of teas

[@stevehartley7504]

Rich Tea Biscuits! Dont dunk for more than a second😁

[@dewithistle910]

‘Dodgy Jammers’ 😂 Love it! I’m gonna call them that from now on! 🤣… ☺️🌻

[@reactingtomyroots]

😂

[@christinewoolley6903]

The blackcurrant preserve (jam) try it on toast. I always have it. My favorite jam on toast

[@jessieb7290]

Yeah toast, or in-between rich tea biscuits (my Nan did that for us as kids, and I still eat them like that), or on a crumpet. 🎉

[@claregale9011]

Love jams and marmalades fave is Roses lemon and lime 😋

[@jessieb7290]

@@claregale9011 I love black cherry jam now. I’d love to try the pineapple, but it sounds hit or miss.

[@claregale9011]

@@jessieb7290 yeh need to try it and see, sounds odd but yu never know

[@jessieb7290]

@@claregale9011 yeah very true. They have all kinds of flavours. I miss marmalade haven’t had that it years.

[@juliegolding2646]

Rich tea are great with tea of coffee. But you can also have them with butter and cheese on which is also very nice.

[@terryloveuk]

I've eaten them with cheese (simple and milk chocolate digestives also good - Red Leicester for me). I've never tried buttering the Rich Tea or Digestive biscuits

[@chsh1]

Yes i actually really enjoy a strong cheddar on a digestive with out butter though!

[@terryloveuk]

@@chsh1 I switched from mature cheddar to Red Leicester because everything is cheddar. For me the Red Leicester has a better (or maybe just different) flavour. A a kid visiting my grandparents "oop north" (Hartlepool in the 1950s and 1960s) I remember my grand father preferred Red Leicester, so I switched.

[@chsh1]

@@terryloveuk Ive eaten a bit of red Leicester over the years but as I haven't seen too much variation compared to cheddar i haven't given it much chance. I will now go and buy some on this weeks grocery shop i think!

[@terryloveuk]

@@chsh1 A good red leicester (not all the supermarket brands are "good" and may have more in common with mass produced cheddar with the addition of a red/orange colouring) is different. There are some good cheddars not made in the heartland of Cheddar Gorge (cheddaring in that case is the process rather than where it's made). A good cheddar or red leicester probably has a designation of the farm where it comes from, meaning there is a reputation to be lost if it's just a bleah generic cheese. On special occasions (like Christmas or my birthday) I have been known to spring for a more expensive favourite and get some Stilton, hmmmmm

[@lisab9734]

I went to Battersea power station last month. I loved it. The building is so cool. The lift is great. You aren’t there very long but it’s a must see. I also recommend having a drink in control room B. ( the menu is cool). Walk around the two sides of the shopping centre - the architecture in and out is amazing. I wasn’t there for the shops, it’s not my thing but I still think it’s worth going. Walk along to Battersea park and see the peace pagoda on the river. And for the most amazing view ever of Battersea power station go to the bar in art’otel - it’s called joia and has floor to ceiling windows that look over the power station.

[@TheNoobilator]

I don't know if it's exactly the same, having never tried US pudding, but I think the closest thing we have is Angel Delight! It has similar flavours too, as butterscotch Angel Delight is a classic here! And to answer your pancake question - I haven't eaten pancakes _in_ the USA, but I have made pancakes from a traditional cookbook which had both English and American pancakes; my understanding is that American pancakes use a thicker batter and end up smaller but deeper and fluffier, whereas English ones use a thinner/runnier batter which spreads to fill the pan with a larger and thinner pancake closer to a crepe (not the same, but closer).

[@Rachel_M_]

Butterscotch pudding is one of those rare occasions we have the same name for the same food.

[@andybaker2456]

True! I was going to say the same thing.

[@JohnJoannou-xq5rq]

Blackcurrant is illegal in the USA to grow, so when you try it, use it sparingly as you won't be able to buy it once it runs out!

[@jackieoconnor4926]

That’s so interesting! Why is that, do you know?

[@JohnJoannou-xq5rq]

@@jackieoconnor4926 Something to do with a disease that it would spread to other crops in the USA. In Europe that disease was I think eradicated but the USA has never relinquished the ban

[@jackieoconnor4926]

@@JohnJoannou-xq5rq Thanks. Appreciate the response 😊

[@saintlyknight3186]

​@JohnJoannou-xq5rq Actually, I think you will find the federal ban on blackcurrants was lifted in 1966 though many states carry it through. Today though, these plants are successfully grown in New York, Connecticut, Oregon, and Vermont.

[@JohnJoannou-xq5rq]

@@saintlyknight3186 oh ok, I didn't know that.

[@di_tattoolover]

You guys are going to need a bigger house soon, just to store all the books and mugs. Great to see all the things you get sent. I havent even seen lots of them and I've lived here all my life.😂

[@vickytaylor9155]

Your pudding is like an egg free cold custard to us. I make American style pudding from scratch, with milk, cocoa powder, sugar, cornflour(similar to your cornstarch) and a square or two of dark chocolate. I found the recipe on the internet. Hopefully it is a traditional one.

[@marydavis5234]

There are no eggs in pudding in the US,

[@vickytaylor9155]

@@marydavis5234 there aren’t in our powdered custard, but there are in a homemade from scratch one which is also known as crème anglaise.

[@TheGingerButterfly]

Steve, you may or may not already know this, a baby puffin is called a 'puffling'. Such an adorably cute name. In Alice in Wonderland the Mad Hatter, the March Hare, and the Door Mouse celebrated their 'unbirthday'. Today yet another unchristmas box opening.🙂 Glad you and Lindsay (and Sophia) appreciate the love. 🦋☀️🧡

[@heathermurray9939]

Builders brew, also known as " tar " as it's so dark & strong

[@wallythewondercorncake8657]

I've worked manual labour and also heard it's milky and sweet, it's a weird one

[@brigidsingleton1596]

Hi Steve and Lindsay... Good to see the map of the British Isles behind Lindsay is the right way around again, compared to how it looks when Steve sits on the other side.

[@smurfsup8434]

I think your butterscotch pudding might be like our butterscotch angel delight....

[@rosemarieross4277]

I once worked in ( for a short time) a factory that made Jammy Dodger biscuits, in those days we had to put the top ( heart cut out shape) on top of the base once the blob of jam had been added. Ps, we could eat as much as we wanted biscuits wise , we soon got sick of eating them believe me. This was back in the mid 1970's

[@juliegolding2646]

Our pancakes in the U.K. are thin.

[@101steel4]

English pancakes - thin. Scotch pancakes - thick. Much prefer the English ones.

[@sallyannwheeler6327]

We have them thin here in Cymru/ Wales. Best with the old fashioned way of sugar and lemon of course😂

[@juliegolding2646]

@@sallyannwheeler6327 You can’t beat sugar n lemon, my father loved them with Jam.

[@juliegolding2646]

@@101steel4 Sorry you’re right, I’m English so first thought was thin.

[@marydavis5234]

Here in the US, UK pancakes are called crepes ,which originated in France.

[@naheed03]

First two packages were the BEST shout out to Martin ❤😂🎉

[@nickgrazier3373]

Note: if it’s got Oats in it Scotland does it - Porridge, shortbread etc. This is the same with Raspberries. Also Marmalade.

[@shirleyhudson407]

In York (in Yorkshire), they have a railway museum attached to the train station😊🇬🇧

[@user-nq9ju7kk2m]

Drinking chocolate is another name for hot chocolate. Pudding, is what we would call angel delight. When I ask for builders tea I ask them just to ‘scare it with the milk!’ X

[@jules.8443]

Just don't add custard to YORKSHIRE Pudding. LOL You add gravy, potatoes, some veg & meat.

[@ivormctin6367]

Black Magic was my Grandmother's favourite chocolate box. We'd buy her a box every Christmas

[@user-vh7uo2su3h]

As you're discovering not all choccies are the same. The reason why British dark chocolate tastes differently to you may have something to do with the quantity of cocoa solids used in the products preparation.

[@reactingtomyroots]

Yeah, that could definitely be the reason!

[@keithrudd8003]

The 1977 jubilee coins .. was given to every schoolchild in the country ….

[@vinnyganzano1930]

I lived in Scotland at that time and I was about 12 and don't recall that at all.

[@andybaker2456]

They weren't given to every school child in the country. Apparently, they gave them out in some places, but we weren't given them at my South London primary school. I did own a couple of Jubilee Crowns, but they were bought for me by family, not given by the school.

[@bridiesmith5110]

I think it was down to the local councils wether kids were given me .I don’t recall my siblings getting one. I purchased mine.

[@andybaker2456]

​@@bridiesmith5110Yes, being crowns, they had a face value of 25p. It was probably down to whether the local authority had the budget to fork out 25p for every kid in the area!

[@rodlaughton2318]

We didn’t get them in Rotherham either (I seem to remember mine came from my Grandma (“Nannan” in Yorkshire))…

[@traceygilligan1201]

It was so much fun to watch you enjoy all of your gifts. ❤

[@dubsnbuds6668]

Ooh I'm starving now ,Lindsey you remind me of my cousin so much ,dodgy jamers 😂😂😂aww bless ya

[@andrearice2483]

Hi Guys Andrea from liverpool here, glad you liked the books and apron. Like I've said before now I know I am able to send things to PO box (I've never sent to a PO box before) I'll get something sorted.lots of love guys your enthusiasm is infectious xx

[@seanfair1975]

Inspector Clouseau actor Peter Sellers was born in my home town of Portsmouth I absolutely loved watching those movies when I was growing up and knowing he was born just around the corner from me made them even more special

[@lizg5574]

Aside from Yorkshire Puddings or steamed steak and kidney puddings (suet pastry filled with a rich meat mix, steamed for hours and served with vegetables), Pudding relates to when a sweet 'meal' is eaten, rather than what it actually is. We have pudding. You call it dessert. (we also call it dessert or 'afters') It comes after a savoury meal. Pudding can be a cake base (sticky toffee/spotted dick), a jelly type (trifle, jelly and ice cream), it can be what you call pudding - in the UK that instant pudding is sold as Angel Delight. So many pies and tarts (open pie, often Treacle tart), meringues, pastry based goods (profiteroles and other choux confections). Fresh fruit salad, mousse, so many things too many to name. They are all served as pudding.

[@chrisblyth6716]

An alternative to custard is vanilla ice-cream with sweet hot puddings

[@Puckoon2002]

"Builders Tea" is normally a very strong cuppa, jokingly said to be strong enough to melt the teaspoon.

[@MaterialGurl16]

I'm so glad someone finally sent you some Munchies, even if they're not the original ones. 😆

[@pauljmorrow509]

Butterscotch pudding aka Angel Delight.

[@heathermurray9939]

The silver jubilee coins, every child got one.

[@Rachel_M_]

I still have mine.... Buried in a box somewhere 🤔

[@andybaker2456]

Some did, but not everyone.

[@terryloveuk]

@@andybaker2456 I didn't, I don't know what the criteria was, possibly down to the town/city or county councils. I was born in 1953 and I didn't get a Queen's Coronation mug either.

[@andybaker2456]

​@terryloveuk I didn't either. I think it was down to local authority budget as those Jubilee Crowns cost 25p each, the equivalent of £1.42 today!

[@slytheringingerwitch]

I was five in 1977, living in Birmingham at the time and I didn't get one. 😥 I feel deprived.

[@lolsaXx]

Your pudding is "Angel Delight" for us. Its a brand name. I used to get it for dessert in school- Strawberry or Butterscotch. All desserts we call pudding here in Scotland. Dessert is the fancy word kept for restraunts.

[@joannedwyer-bc5py]

Lindsay you are so adorable opening your gifts . Such a lovely family, great video guys ❤

[@AzuraeLyonheart]

You have some good treats there, many a favourite of mine to.

[@jameswilde614]

Coffee cake can come a couple of ways in the UK - it could have coffee in the sponge mix, or, it could be a 'plain' cake mix, with a coffee cream in the middle

[@jessieb7290]

I love coffee cake, here we add walnuts to the frosting. ❤

[@susansmiles2242]

Having watched a few US cooking shows their coffee cake doesn’t have coffee in it 🤷🏼‍♀️ they are usually cake you eat with a cup of coffee.

[@jessieb7290]

@@susansmiles2242 I have all types of cake with coffee 🤣

[@marydavis5234]

People show do research before sending things to US KZbinrs, we have all kinds of coffee cakes in the US.

[@carolineskipper6976]

What a lovely haul again! Your British subscribers are so generous- but then they are reflecting your enthusiastic interest in us! Love the Eddy Stobart lorry. Eddy Stobart is just about the biggest haulage company in the UK, and their lorries will be seen up and down every motorway in the UK. One of the 'how to pass the time whilst travelling' games we can play is spotting an ES lorry - most lorry spots wins!

[@susansmiles2242]

You don’t see them much anymore as they have been taken over by a firm called Culina

[@martinrudeforth4465]

Sexy stobart.was bought by Culina and pretty much doesnt exist any more.

[@b.l-r6899]

I have to stop watching your videos late at night when there's no chocolate in the house!! I l❤ve Galaxy too much too Lindsay 😂 XxX

[@BigglesBot1979]

Bourbon creams are great dunking biscuits nice cup of tea couple of bourbons ur set

[@jessieb7290]

Bourbons are apparently the same as penguin biscuits but covered in chocolate. ❤ both are delicious.

[@catherinegallagher1101]

I’m in Scotland Andy I use to watch pink panther when real young loved it and the music lol that music you can’t get put you head when you hear it

[@user-pe7cq4fb1e]

i always used to watch Pink Panther as i was growing up

[@louisehatfield7682]

Ohhhh! The Pink Panther wafers are AMAZING! and a quick dunk into a cuppa takes them to the next level. Great video as always.

[@NicholaLewis]

Yes you can get mild cheddar cheese in the uk but I prefer the mature

[@chsh1]

Typhoo is my favourite tea it has a more balanced taste and I think more refreshing. Tell the Yorkshire Tea drinkers stronger isnt always better and if you like strong tea just let your Typhoo Tea Bag steep for longer.

[@reactingtomyroots]

That's good to know! Lindsay might enjoy using it to make sweet tea 😂

[@hurdy599]

Yorkshire tea has also more flavour than any tea I have tasted, the rest are too mild and weak to be called tea

[@chsh1]

@@hurdy599 booo!

[@fosterfortnite4967]

It's all down to personal taste. Yorkshire tea for me

[@chsh1]

@@fosterfortnite4967 its an ongoing dispute in my house i have to buy both brands in bulk as well lol

[@avislivingston8946]

Brilliant vlog guys you will need more cupboards in your kitchen soon xx

[@lolsaXx]

You guys are sorted on snacks for a long time!

[@reactingtomyroots]

That's the truth! :)

[@minnroo]

I randomly got handed a 50p coin with King Charles on it last year, I haven’t seen one since. I’m deffo a Cadbury gal, Galaxy chocolate is to rich for me. Enjoy!!!

[@wallythewondercorncake8657]

Bournville(probably spelling that wrong) is my favourite. Perfect balance between milk and dark chocolate

[@keekirdav]

New drinking game for all, every time Steve or Linsey say "interesting" you have to take a vodka shot, see if you can last to the end of video lol, joking aside love your videos, you got some fantastic gifts again this time.

[@ohuntermc9321]

Battersea power station is also famous for being the cover of Pink Floyd’s Animals album. I took my copy of the record and stood in front of it for a picture. Surreal to see it in person.

[@kevinkvs9746]

Kinky 😂 we now know the bedroom secret 🤐 no handcuffs in that relationship 🤣 duck tape or parcel tape 😜😎🤣🤪

[@truckingganes879]

😂😂yess competley agree lol.

[@truckingganes879]

Lmao love that english accent that you did steve your reactions where soooo funny amazing work guys always get excited when i see a video from you guys.😂😂😍😍👍👍😃😃

[@sharonellis8776]

Looks like you have enough tea and chocolate for this year ! Lol xx

[@sandraboyle5722]

Pudding is a heavier dessert , sponge based…food after main meal is a dessert… which covers most sweet things to end a meal..

[@JamesLMason]

We used to call anything eaten after our main evening meal (tea), pudding or afters. Dessert felt a bit posh.

[@c_n_b]

In the UK 'pudding' is just another name for any dessert.

[@sandraboyle5722]

@@JamesLMason Yeah agree.. Thinking afterwards .. Afters was more common in my household. Unless visitors were around 😂..

[@JamesLMason]

@@sandraboyle5722 like so many words in English, over time they get used to refer to all sorts of things. Trying to pin any of them down is a fruitless task; people will always use words the way that they want.

[@Draiscor]

​@JamesLMason in our house growing up, it was the other way around 😂 though yes, 99% of the time it was "afters" but the other 1% was "dessert"... pudding has always felt posher to me for some reason lol

[@mervinmannas7671]

OMG you two are going to have to hit the gym after all those cookies and chocolate and combinations of LOL. Sophia is going to go nut over some of her presents.

[@kerstiepounder1759]

Great video, I too live near spalding in Lincolnshire as well as one of the people who sent a parcel.

[@loulund9367]

the pudding you are on about Steve , we call angel delight

[@heatherdakteris5036]

I’m from Spalding in Lincolnshire too! It was very exciting to hear our town mentioned! I love watching you guys ❤

[@reactingtomyroots]

Thank you, Heather! Spalding looks beautiful and the flower parade seems like a lot of fun. :)

[@Leslie-cg7ph]

You guys will need an extension to your house to keep all the goodies.

[@terryloveuk]

Nah! more than half of the stuff is chocolate or drinking chocolate or cake mixes - I can't see them lasting long.

[@aidenalamo6262]

Angel Delight is often the reference name for dairy pudding.

[@samstevens7888]

Lindsay there is nothing wrong with being a crafting and homemaking nerd. If there were more of us out there, there would be less waste in landfills( cuz we use stuff over and over) I also think common sense went out the window when people started relying on tech to fix everything. If they knew have to use their imagination to make things and fix things, they wouldn't need tech as much. FYI there is NO Ai switched on in my house, even th3 devices that have it, the Ai isn't functioning.

[@sallyannwheeler6327]

I have a craft room and my little grand daughter loves it. Besides making all sorts of crafts I am teaching and encouraging her to draw( as is my gift which I am very fortunate to have.) I will also be teaching her to sew and knit. Modern technology is great,but will never be able to replace the real thing.🙂

[@samstevens7888]

@@sallyannwheeler6327 agreed. I don't have kids or grandkids of my own. But my best friend of over 20 years has a daughter who is now 13 and she loves crafts. When I go down I teach her new things and send her craft supplies lol My pap was the one that taught me to knit, mum taught me to sew and lots of DIY, they all taught me gardening and growing food. A good chunk of the population can't do these things anymore. Which I find sad and makes me feel old lol

[@sallyannwheeler6327]

@@samstevens7888 Might make us feel old, but we would be the first to survive there was a holocaust!😂😂My 3year old grand daughter loves gardening and helping to plant fruit,vegetables and flowers already. As well as learning modern technology too. But Technology can never replace hands on😊

[@sallyannwheeler6327]

@@samstevens7888 I was taught to do all my own diy too. I even laid my own carpets years ago,just like wallpapering only much tougher on the hands😂😂😂

[@samstevens7888]

@@sallyannwheeler6327 I'm a crazy doomsday prepper as we are called. I somewhat took from what my nan did. Although she only did food a few extra cleaning supplies. When the world went crazy in 2020 I just sat back and used a few of my supplies, so didn't need to go outside. It is sad because at one point people like you and I were the norm. We didn't expect others to pick us up. Those days are long gone and people are the worst for it. It makes me happy when I hear of people teaching the next generation. I agree tech has it's place, you and I wouldn't be sitting here having a conversation if it wasn't for tech. But losing skills of the past, stories from the past, in favour of technology I feel will be the end of people like us.

[@tedbriskett2962]

Good to see a viewer from Wigan sending you a package. I've lived in Wigan my whole life 🙌💯

[@4madness4madness4]

you two are so fun to watch ( and daughter ) you so thankful to everything you get in your Po Box and take the time to look at everything it very nice to see have a question do you let any other family/friends try the Uk food guesting most of them have no idea of our food as well keep up with the great video

[@traciscriven8411]

Hey guys I’m new to your channel. This is the second video of yours for me and I made a quick decision to subscribe. I’m from England and a mum. I think that you guys come across genuine ❤

[@julianbarber4708]

Some of these products, I've never seen or heard of!