TASTING SOME NEW ZEALAND TREATS

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In this video Barry has been sent a load of treats from New Zealand to try - including a chocolate fish, whittakers peanut slab & hokey pokey, L & P drink and choco-ade. It's fair to say that Barry had a fair bit of sugar intake during this video and was pretty hyper throughout - these treats were pretty darn amazing but Barry went for a pretty big run afterwards though!!
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[@TheGraceeyles]

You haven't lived until you put pineapple lumps in the freezer

[@emmamcleod6069]

Put it in the microwave. It puffs up and goes all gooey, it amazing.

[@TheGOODvsDEVIL]

I hate them in the freezer in the microwave ftw

[@izzypoole4435]

Ueah

[@JakFlesh]

I know right

[@djmastertrack9770]

***** WHAT ARE YOU TALKING BOUT!

[@bendabt427]

in new zealand the "hokey kokey" is the hokey pokey

[@mrbarrylewis]

Ah ok cool

[@mountaindewott5155]

same in the u.s.

[@99kiwifruit88]

I've never met anyone who says this lol. Hokey Tokey for the dance.

[@emmarose3901]

You do the hokey tokey and you turn around...

[@ebonymiles-wilson8167]

exactly! And also we do not say fush and chups like why is this a belief?

[@abbyrosequirke]

You say food we say Kai You say funeral we say Tangi You say canoe we say Waka You say flipflops we say Jandals You say thong we say g-string You say fish and chips we say fish and chips (not Fush and Chups) You say diaper we say nappy You say drunk we say pissed You say corner store we say dairy You say soda we say fizzy You say jelly we say jam You say candy we say lollies You say New Zealander/Kiwi we say Maori You say bar we say pub You say sex we say root You say New Zealand We say home!

[@notpuffermcsparkleface]

+New Zealand Q Noice

[@abbyrosequirke]

Jairo Gutierrez Kia Ora :)

[@jordan5346]

+New Zealand Q CHURR!!

[@Nicole-um1tr]

Never heard the term root before and yes I do live in New zealand

[@abbyrosequirke]

Nicole Laws Haha algoods bro.

[@Sophienotruby]

Fun little fact on Chocoade. They were originally from the 80's and went away last last year there was this major petition and eventually came back. Just to put this into perspective, it got onto all news channels when they put them back on the shelves.

[@mrbarrylewis]

Cool

[@225kristent]

We kind of had the same issue when our Hostess brand went bankrupt and there were no more twinkies! People started complaining and another company bought the recipe and are making them again.

[@tatyanabaker268]

Kristen225 noone cares dumb ass

[@morganacannon8961]

+TATYANA BAKER she did. that's why she posted it. Do you think anyone gives a flying f*** you decided to share what you thought of her comment? Or is it just you shitting on people because you wouldn't know how to make an interesting contribution to a conversation if it smashed you over the head with a cricket bat.

[@zaazjhhj6870]

u r d smart

[@JoeOnWoW]

I live for whittakers, they recently made chocolate milk and it's sold out all over, so nice.

[@dancexox7877]

Yes luv it

[@connorsealy957]

Tried the L&P one yet?

[@jaydanorton7440]

Omg you need to get the milk it's soo good!!!

[@connorsealy957]

It is

[@jacoblennon98]

Five roll refined?

[@gamersnz404]

im from new zealand and I've never herd of putting the toffees in the microwave.

[@snickersokaylol4439]

Yea lol

[@ItsLoey]

me neither!

[@shantelle3724]

Same

[@bass5445]

hard

[@EpicFaceTime11]

Same, i'm a kiwi and I just like to break my teeth. JK

[@cristianirwin]

I'm from nz and I have never put a K bar in the microwave

[@dancexox7877]

was also from nz and hav not either

[@connorsealy957]

I put them in my mouth AKA microwave.

[@alyssadiamond-lord7605]

i was thinking that

[@wikiblyth5231]

me neither thats just yuck

[@JoshuaBakerSheridan]

same who does that. that cray cray :P

[@kyliewilligers4273]

Facts about New Zealand 🇳🇿 1. In nz we are called kiwis 2. L&p is lemon and Peoria so you can't make it because it's a special water in Peoria 3. We do the Haka befor playing a game of rugby and our team is the all blacks 4. The second time he tried to say Maori he got it right 5. There are heaps more (lollys) not candy in nz

[@AishiMTA]

1. Correct 2. Lemon and Paeroa* 3. Correct 4. Maori is pronounced moul-dy with a bit more over exaggerated tone. 5. Aaand correct

[@arienewall7336]

Funfun 687 yep

[@jkp3218]

I've never tried or heard of people heating the k-bars..??

[@kirkwords]

I know, its weird. I've never heard of people doing that, and I haven't either

[@astewart177]

J Paul You heat them up in you hand until they are bendable. That's when they are best.

[@jkp3218]

A Stewart That sounds more like it!

[@sconesscones7652]

+Kate Jones Speaking of dairys, I wonder what other countrys call them because my cousins from England couldn't what we meant when saying "dairy"

[@liamfenerty135]

+That Guy I do it

[@alider8856]

😂I'm a New Zealander and I never heard someone say fush and chups 😂😂

[@maddieshaw434]

Alider same😂😂

[@paigeashley8405]

Alider same!!

[@halleykehoe3520]

whittakers recently made chocolate milk and it's sold out everywhere! People line up at the supermarket for it and it goes in minutes! it is amazing though !

[@drednok3569]

It is amazing, so delicious!

[@aariettyy7163]

Ewwwwwww its so gross though. Just kidding had it again so good

[@daniell4227]

Louis road creamy chocolate milk

[@nzlwarrior9768]

The best review of kiwi food I've seen so far, love this guys humour and the fact he knew some of our famous sporting icon's made it even funnier - Greetings from the Waikato (chill out so the brother didn't know how to pronounce Maori no biggie, and maybe to others it does sound like we say fush n chups even tho to us we don't allgoods! )

[@courtneylewis2415]

+Gracious Maori This comment needs more appreciation. I fully agree!

[@MsNikkiNu]

Yes! My favourite too. He’s awesome.

[@mrywllms]

Thanks for enjoying my country's lollies! I enjoy them as much as you do :)

[@mrbarrylewis]

Awesome stuff one of my faves

[@SteveGhee420]

Barry Lewis Hi Barry, I suggest trying korean food/treats m. I would send you some but we aren't in korea anymore. My story :) My name is Steven and I live in New Zealand, my mum is korean and my dad is swiss :D well that is a tiny story but its my way of introducing myself :) kind regards Steven

[@hoani3264]

I like g force drink in nz im new zealander and im maori and like mentos

[@SteveGhee420]

Michael Taputoro-Byrne G force is real good, they sell them at my school

[@patworthington354]

Michael Taputoro-Byrne

[@yincheri1421]

Fush and Chups.. Tiki tour? The stereotypes these people make..

[@kazutokirigaya1178]

Yin Pokècherri ikr

[@user-oz7gc9bi7w]

+Yin Pokècherri i say tiki tour often haha

[@megantunnicliffe5661]

I've never in my life heard anyone say fush and chups

[@tuigreen482]

Yeah like who even says fush and chumps hhahaha

[@stevenmiers7598]

I know right...... it's not fush and chups. ......it s fish and chips

[@Arniox]

Lol. You can't recreate L&P like we do in New Zealand because it is actually made partly from mineral water found only in Pearoa. Which is what the P stands for.

[@ich0ra]

Rest in peace Jonah Lomu :( ❤️

[@itsjustgeorgia9219]

loved this mate, i'm from NZ and i could not stop laughing the whole time you nailed it. keep it up !

[@ethanm2443]

proud to be from nz xD

[@SupaBananaEater]

Ay

[@rosaliewalford8020]

same! 😊🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿

[@staceylister17]

+Horses4Life1975 X yeah

[@tobydavies7209]

LETS GO NZ

[@patisepaleaanatahitua624]

What day heck fush n chups lmao bro what planet you from, that's not our saying..ur a bit of a comedian aye funny guy...Hhh. glad you love L&P only in paeroa...

[@luchiboy]

No one here says fush and chups, just them whining Australians on holiday here

[@SSJ32Gohan]

luchiboy dumbass thats how new zealanders pronounce fish n chips not australians

[@luchiboy]

SSJ32Gohan If you live here you'd know. Don't agree, read the other comments

[@jazmynemapstone8549]

SSJ32Gohan He's referring to Australian tourists mocking the kiwi accent and saying that. Much like the "shrimp on the barbie" for aussies

[@fullyarab3212]

Thank you.

[@SSJ32Gohan]

***** you say fish and chips, everyone else hears fush und chups

[@ash3rr]

New Zealander living in Europe here. I thoroughly miss Whittakers! I have tried numerous chocolates here and sadly, none of them come close to the amazing Whittakers!

[@Renalais15]

I love the way he pronounced some of the new zealand things. Like the word"aye" :P

[@mrbarrylewis]

haha oops

[@0NYX_BLAST3R]

Yeah it sounded like canadian accent.

[@kiwikitten4090]

IM A KIWI AND HE NEVA SOUNDID KIWI -.-

[@anaheragerrard5285]

I've never met anyone who puts a kbar in the microwave tf

[@kallensmith3989]

I can put more K bar in your microwave if you want hahahaha.....JK

[@minky573]

I'm possessive of at my shop coz they only sell the purple kbar the used to sell the purple and the yellow ones but not anymore plus the purple kbar is the hardest one. to chew

[@minky573]

pissed off not possessive

[@hellovanite]

+Anahera Gerrard Ikr wtf!

[@anaheragerrard5285]

There suppose to be chewy aswell.

[@LataiFotu]

I'm from NZ I found this hella funny, Thank you for sharing your opinion on NZ Treats appreciate it

[@kg14121993]

I have never ever known anyone to put a K bar into the microwave ...

[@megantunnicliffe5661]

Neither, I just suck on them for ages

[@kg14121993]

Megan Tunnicliffe​ same !

[@spanhowell1278]

+kyra grech i break my teeth eating macintoshes. When I was a kid i bit down on one and it got stuck in my tooth for about 10 minutes then when I managed to pull my jaw free 2 baby teeth came out with it.

[@steph9799]

I find amusement out of people from other countries trying to eat k bars

[@FaZeEthan]

Y does every one think we say fush and chups

[@shawnakruyff7651]

+Ethan Hammond i know right ive never heard anyone in west auckland say that in a normal conversation, these stereotypes

[@abbylee9695]

+Ethan Hammond Exactly :)

[@lukestubbs.]

Because the vowels sound different. i sounds like u and e

[@lukestubbs.]

You know how South Africans vowels sound weird? That's what people think about NZ's vowels

[@shawnakruyff7651]

yep

[@girlygirrl.1553]

You have just made my day :D my favourite youtube chef :)

[@mrbarrylewis]

thanks

[@o8kate8o]

Its called Hokey Pokey because we have an ice cream called Hokey Pokey that is vanilla ice-cream with hokey pokey bits.

[@kuelk1132]

Ya New Zealand I'm from here We're a good country

[@damidget1598]

Yea we are

[@alexballantine3973]

+ParaNox Yes we are :)

[@jennpeterson__7181]

Yes we are ^-^

[@antisocialfangirl4536]

+ParaNox Yaaaas agreed we are a good country

[@Maoribourne]

dude i died laughing you tried with the kiwi words choice video tho bro :) keep it up PS: love the accent

[@noxkitten]

Omg how have I only just found this, the stereotypes in this I'm crying this is too funny. And guys who are getting annoyed over him saying that we say fush and chups; he's meaning that that's what it sounds like we're saying because of our accent lmao, which if you put yourself in a Brit's shoes; it probably would sound like we're saying fush and chups

[@courtneylewis2415]

+Beka the Dork Agreed!! We of course say fish n chips but the accent compared to the Brit's is apparently messy ;) Lol he was very entertaining. I'm a NZer and I found this hilarious XD

[@randomruby5303]

yes it is driving me crazy

[@randomruby5303]

yes it is driving me crazy

[@Harpazo_to_Yeshua]

I think the Australian and New Zealand accents are almost like certain Canadian and U.S. accents. Can't blame people for thinking a Canadian is from the US, really, with such similar accent! Silly people would get offended at such a thing. At 3:03 it's kind of funny how you said "chunky" when there's a chocolate bar in the U.S. called "Chunky" and I had it last when I was a kid (in the 1980s). It's a big 'chunk' piece of chocolate with peanuts and raisins in it. I always liked the taste. The raisins gave it extra sweet character too. :)

[@courtneylewis2415]

+Steve C Haha pretty true about the accent thing. I'm a Kiwi and we just have a healthy rivalry with our sister country so 75% of the offense is sarcastic. Even though we think Aussie's sound ridiculous and totally different, most reasonable people can appreciate the mistakes others may make. Though as a general rule, Aussie's sound closer to Americans, a bit more nasal and a sharper emphasis on e's and i's and us Kiwi's are a bit closer to Brit's (comparative to Aussie's I mean) and we're slurred and mumbly :P

[@santiagokiwi3187]

New Zealanders say "Fish and Chips" British people say "Fush and Chups" Hahahaha :')

[@courtneylewis2415]

+Regan Wagteveld And Aussie's say "Feesh and Cheeps"! haha!

[@santiagokiwi3187]

+Courtney Thomson Australians have issues with the letter I, let's be honest here haha

[@louisbeerreviews8964]

Regan Wagteveld no we in the uk called fish and chips not chiups

[@samos4924]

Uh, how? You're saying it's completely the opposite? I get that a Kiwi might think an Aussie is saying "feesh and cheeps" due to difference in how we say vowels (You lot sounds like you're saying fush and chups to us.), but how can you possibly think Brits sound like they're saying fush and chups?

[@KeiranMurphy]

Maaate try the pineapple lumps after they've been in the freezer for a bit, and dont bite the jaffas, you gotta suck them till the orange coat is gone and then the chocolate just melts in your mouth

[@thewannnabeyoutuber25]

the hula thing is called a haka and i took that personally because the hula is Hawaiian dance and the haka is used to intimidate people because it is a war dance done by the Maori people before we where colonized by Britain. a tiki tour is like a detour but new zealandified ( i just made that word up). done insult our native language. ye new zealanders like to go fishing it is like the favorite pass time here. and there are more kinds of wittikers slab than just two there is like 50 different types we also have more than one kind of cookie time cookie. once more k bars/toffee sticks come in more than lime orange and raspberry flavor there are like 20 kinds of them and we also melt them together so we have these yummy flavor combos. l&p is really special to new zealanders and the p stands for paeroa witch is a city in new zealand look at pics of the city (PS it has a giant l&p bottle by the border) and that is a really tiny bottle that he got here in new zeaand you can get 3 liters of it in bottles. and yes alot of our place names are from the maroi language. normally they are about a quarter of the size of the one he has and come in bags with about 40-50 per bag. and chocade has just recently been brought back like in 2014 but it was originally released in 1970 and was taken off the manufacturing lines of griffins till now you can also get lots of different ones like Dubble choc and berry. so there is the dicrition of every thinf in the vid for anyone who is not a new zealander. :)

[@cherylsunshine2374]

My school tuck shop used to keep the cookie times ontop of the pie warmer so that they would be all warm and melted when you ate them

[@conorforde3124]

As a kiwi, there needs to be some jet planes and rashuns

[@PoPPyTaHinE]

The haka is a type of ancient Māori war dance traditionally used on the battlefield, as well as when groups came together in peace. It is a fierce display of a tribe's pride, strength and unity and is commonly used before our rugby/rugby league teams take on other countries. There are different types of Hakas and they can also be used in special ceremonies such as weddings, graduations, birthdays etc

[@yeahnahsweetas]

Sorry but you can't make L&P in England because you can't get any Paeroa over there.

[@MariaBeliebs]

My pen pal from NZ once sent me a Whittaker's chocolate bar with L&P popping-candies inside it. It was amazing! I also love pineapple lumps, you can't get those here in the USA.

[@lukestubbs.]

Jaffas are Australian

[@BadBoysXI]

Also when the Marmite factory shut down (because of the Christchurch earthquake) it was a national cotastraphe and people were freaking out and it was a big news story and when it came back it sold out at all the supermarkets super fast! Some supermarkets had people lining up outside!

[@LJMcDermott9]

The factory is across the road from my old school!

[@GDWUBZ]

i remember people selling it on trade me for ridiculus prices

[@castro_d-_-b]

He shouldve put the Pinnaple Lumps in the freezer

[@Anukaonline]

Barry you are absolutely amazing. I love your vids and you make me so happy!!

[@sumitmalik76]

No Australia says feeesh an cheeps

[@caleb1922]

HaHa Pretty accurate too...

[@kaitscott5768]

You have to try toffee pops! And Jaffna are great when you suck on them for a couple seconds then bite it

[@abbydimery2622]

Im so angry i cant send you anything from round the world because im from the same place as you!

[@Bigfellr]

Have you tasted the white chocolate whittakers version?

[@Renalais15]

NEW ZEALAND!!! WOOP WOOP!!

[@mrbarrylewis]

good times NZ

[@aotearoanewzealand6956]

Barry Lewis kia ora bro yo crack up come to nz whakatane ill show you real maori brother boil up cuzzie

[@gabbymontelongo5050]

6:15 to 6:18 "it's kinda like slime from ghostbusters neeerm"😂 my new fav youtuber he's so funny and outgoing 😂

[@pwndex123]

Mother of God you have tried nothing untill you have had our. Whittaker chocolate milk, its quite new and its getting sold out in the first ten minutes of arriving to dairy's shops ext + we are a british colony so we kindy also do the Hockey Pokey c:

[@Envistica]

*was a British colony

[@pikachugirl3002]

He should try L&P chocolate

[@MonicaVZLANZ]

I think the best chocolates in the world that I tried are whittaker's from New Zealand, El Rey, Chuao, Savoy, Pirulin from Venezuela (have de best cocoa in the world) and Guylian from Belgium, Lindt and Milka from Switzerland. What is your favourite chocolate?

[@SushiCat4Life]

i laughed when you couldn't pronounce Maori

[@Cakingit213]

With K bars you're supposed to leave them in the wrapper and unravel it slowly as you eat it. Every year at the chocolate festival in Dunedin in the south island they roll thousands of jaffas down Baldwin Street, the steepest street in the world. With Pineapple lumps you can either have them a room temp and they're chewy or, even better, you keep them in the fridge or freezer and then when you first eat it, its crunchy then goes chewy!

[@jasminebellamy8922]

oh my gosh guys I am Maori, I go to a Maori school and all of that and I didn't find anything in this video offensive! I honestly cracked up at him so people should really just lighten up tbh!

[@LaviniaMoala93]

Microwaved cookie time + Milk = Heaven 😍

[@TheCJtheCregg]

I've never put a K-bar in the microwave in my life.......

[@mrbarrylewis]

it was hot!

[@foxhound8328]

Neither. Now that I've seen it being done...

[@TheCJtheCregg]

Barry Lewis Haha. It would have been hot.

[@kenstr321]

that chocolate covered mallow thing we had something like that here in the US it was called "rocky road" it was always my favored treat as a child.

[@jeongyuqi]

As a kiwi I found this so funny xDD I get why some people are offended though

[@dixonbeejay]

If your a Maori you would be offended

[@libbyrose6465]

im from nz and this is honestly amazing! I love hearing opinions of nz from people around the world

[@libbyrose6465]

reading the comments and realising I am one of the only kiwi who actually loves nz stereotypes... and yes I know im very late haha

[@emmaaplin3080]

I live in NZ and honestly i hate pineapple lumps.. ewwwww. and stubies are the most comfortable things ever

[@arashsingh-sasan2297]

Emma Aplin pineapple lumps are nice as bro

[@elixxarose]

I love how he's mouthgasm-ing over our national favourites.

[@Bridgee789]

"fush and chups" *sighs* only the polys say that

[@chamaeleonman]

the worlds largest cookie was nearly 25m in diameter good luck dude.

[@amnesianbro9220]

To people saying "OMG New Zealand people sound so mean..." ummm do you expect us to welcome you with open arms when you just disrespected the Maori culture by offensively blabbering out words and saying "yea that's the Haka" NO! Do onto others what you want them to do onto you.. The Haka has meaning and culture in it... if you don't know anything about it... don't jokingly attempt it! Some may think it's just for fun but don't expect all New Zealanders to be like "Oh what a funny guy hahahaha" no some people take offence to mockery... even if it's un-intentional.. which in this case seemed hella intentional..

[@billy62108429]

Hey man, cool vid. All the way from New Zealand !

[@casspurrwaspurr4716]

nice video but why do people think we say Fush and Chups? like I've never in my life heard someone say it that way?

[@samos4924]

You can't hear your own accent. I get that you're saying fish and chips, but we pronounce vowels differently and to us it sounds like "fush and chups".

[@joelstuart3464]

fun fact about lmp drink it wasn't fizzy it use to be mineral water but the source and it was made in a town call paeroa were I live

[@ajbond9945]

K-bars they are called K-Bars not toffee sticks

[@emmarose3901]

Irk plus did he just break your mentioned to lick and chew it

[@dashienz]

we have Whittaker's K Bar Chocolate

[@kaneohara5146]

the toffee bars are called k bars and they are made by whittaker's

[@nudl3Zz]

cookie taxes? this is madness!

[@jacksrisaw]

no, THIS IS MYVIRGINKITCHEN!!!!

[@mrbarrylewis]

haha

[@artofvoice]

I'm American and I can tell the difference between an Aussie and a Kiwi accent just like I can tell a difference between a London accent and a Geordie accent. Some of the time it might sound similar but there is a distinct difference.

[@OakTreelGaming]

Its pronounced ma-o-ree

[@dixonbeejay]

It's better to say moldy without the L sound

[@dixonbeejay]

Sound the R like a d

[@georgian1385]

At my school they keep the cookies on top of the pie warmer 😍 warm cookies dipped in hot chocolate at school is the best thing ever

[@101IAKOPO]

He heated up the Kbars Lol. i might try that haha

[@mrbarrylewis]

Haha yep that was what the letter said happens

[@101IAKOPO]

Probably! Lol.

[@cakeinthenight5749]

Lol yeah you're only supposed to heat it for a few seconds to make it soft to eat :)

[@101IAKOPO]

Lol well soft or not, still yummy! lol :)

[@alienchilds5489]

New Zealander (Kiwi) and proud! I've never heard of people putting a Kbar (toffee stick) in the microwave. We just suck on em. Also, the Haka impressions were hilarious! A Haka is a type of dance or battle cry tbh. You should visit New Zealand sometime and you can try all the other lollies and sweets here

[@bloodedeagle]

As a New Zealander I find your mocking of our culture absolutely....hilarious goodstuff :)

[@mrbarrylewis]

haha it's just a bit of banter, all the Countries will get it lol

[@bloodedeagle]

Barry Lewis Haha it's good man you put out good videos keep it up...and may I suggest giant Malteser ;)

[@xo.alycx.m2808]

Im from nz and i think its great to see a different cultural tasting our nz treats

[@sofiamaraea4987]

That so funny I from New Zealand and I live there too. This brought me back to the days of going to the corner dairy by school and buying a 50 cents K-bar ( or toffee stick to you Americans) LOVED IT BTW... MAORI IS SAID (Mao-rie) And Kia ora is said (Key-ore-ra) REPLY IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS BOUT' N.Z. AROHA* xxxx (Aroha means love in Maori) *yep

[@sofiamaraea4987]

Lol

[@lexilong-ll1qc]

K bars a Still 50 cents a my dairy

[@wikiblyth5231]

K bars were like 20c back in my childhood days they are now 50c WTF lol pueple ones are the best

[@sofiamaraea4987]

Wiki Blyth lexi.long Ya It was so good purple was my favorite to the others were nice exept lime eww I love my virgin kitchen but the whole thing is just silly not ment to offend Have a sense of humor people

[@wikiblyth5231]

Iknow right purple is thee best. but microwaved eww lol

[@dracovenit9549]

Here in Nz the kids have the hokey pokey song and dance. We dont even know if the song Barry sang!

[@dracovenit9549]

+Draco Venit Unless honeycomb is not honey it is not hokey pokey. Hokey pokey is golden syrup and baking soda!

[@camillecrestani3499]

Hahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa We call pinapple ... : ANANAS easy isn't it !? Pascal ^^

[@hamishmurray5764]

Your my fave chef on KZbin carry on what u do Barry your awsome

[@jackbeach5381]

Cocoaade was taken off the market We in Nz forced it back! You do not mess with new Zealand's icons Like Pineapple lumps or Milo or our natural chocolate company we kiwis have great offense to being labelled Australians ! We are kiwis not Aussies!

[@user-oz7gc9bi7w]

+jack beach milo isnt from NZ. Its from Australia.

[@jackbeach5381]

+Brittany Cutten you are right sorry I'm wrong on Milo, but the horse Kiwi is ours! and so is pavalova

[@lachiehayes]

Thanks Barry, you did a great job showing yummy NZ Confectionary

[@skysunglasseslps]

This was highly offence to kiwis for God sack you making us sound bad, Maori is prounced mouldy so say it.

[@pinkipie7769]

i'd say mouri and roll the rr

[@CC-sy7oh]

Ma-oh-Ree. You roll the R along your tongue like uh "Rrr". Or you could say "Ma-o-Ree" Maori.

[@pinkipie7769]

how bout say mori. roll you Rrr and the O as in October.

[@arxg1934]

lol, even from new zealand you're racist, maori is pronounced maori, if you cant say it, dont.

[@savaniaBlack]

You don't drag the rrrrr in Maori just sat moldy

[@carlzrockz]

Laura you legend first taste test NZ I've seen where the Kai is actually recognisably kiwi!

[@bluethelion]

Maori is pronounced moldy

[@kickbuttgaming1257]

No it's not

[@Jarryyys]

It kind of it. It's hard to write with accents and pronunciations.

[@plaguedr6748]

mo-a-ri

[@plaguedr6748]

Wong e stop being disrespectful to our country.

[@elaine5316]

you got that write go newzealand do not say things like that to our country

[@meganmuir5701]

I'm from the capital of New Zealand and my best friends from Australia we do not sound the same we don't say fush and chips we r not aggressive when we do the hokey pokey and New Zealand is a combination of Maori and European/ New Zealand

[@shaunieukonga1197]

just from reading the comments people from nz sound really stuck up and not very nice.. how sad

[@BayleyKerr]

That's not very nice. Us NewZealanders are very nice people we are just saying that if you do offend our national Haka we do get quite upset. But thanks for your honesty

[@shaunieukonga1197]

You are all proving my point he's just having a laugh get over it

[@amnesianbro9220]

Shaunie Ukonga What if I painted my face black, wore baggy clothes, and yelled the "N" word just for a laugh? Do you think it would be funny?

[@lukealdridge2541]

Shaunie Ukonga Kiwis are actually quite nice (coming from a kiwi) but these arse hats are people who get offended at the smallest things

[@yellowpowerranger836]

Cookie time awesome i havent had all those foods in ages cause i used to live in nz but live in Aussie but dont worry i haven't caught the accent yet

[@fin7251]

Do your homework mate your opening facts are mostly wrong. Australians say 'fush and chips' not kiwis. Hula skirts are not NZ. Its 'Haka' not Hacka. (thats the first 23 seconds). The 'Kia Ora' drink was produced in Australia and to my knowledge never sold in NZ. Stubbies were worn in the 70s and were nothing like a thong. Stubbies are the male equivalent to Daisy Dukes.

[@lukealdridge2541]

Fiona Birnie aussies pronounce their 'I' like 'A' and kiwis pronounce 'I' like 'U'

[@OliWilsonYT]

Australians say feesh and cheeps.

[@bethany1003]

New Zealand sweets aware the best, coming from there I live for them AMAZING your impression on fish and chips is so funny

[@carmen-kz6li]

The jaffas are originally Australian

[@mrbarrylewis]

Ooooh ok

[@carmen-kz6li]

Hahaha yea

[@cakeinthenight5749]

Jaffas were released to Australia and New Zealand at the same time around 1931. :) James Stedman-Henderson's Sweets Ltd who released the Jaffa is an Australian company but they developed lollies for both Aussie and NZ :) They are manufactured by Cadbury and Allens now.

[@carmen-kz6li]

Ok thanks for that i was told by the 'internet' that they were oriinally

[@carmen-kz6li]

Originally Australian*

[@tommyboi107]

in Dunedin New Zealand where i live every year we have a jaffa race down baldwin street which is the steepest street in the world

[@ericbekker3882]

im from nz and only about 1% of the nz is MAORI that haka thing is a stereotype

[@ghaddielion2886]

If you put pineapple lumps in the freezer omg they taste so good :)

[@savahna2398]

Just a tad over the top and offensive toward New Zealanders...

[@lauralaura9899]

stop being so touchy im from new zealand i thought it was funny

[@savahna2398]

Each to their own. A few jokes here and there is a laugh but he just took it over the top in MY opinion. Chur for your input though.

[@HotstopKid_RugbyGameplays]

Savahna Watson over the top? so he failed to do the haka..we all know NZ is the only nation that can do it ..he can't do it..plus he supports rugby, has a rugby shirt on for the occasion it being our national sport, not only that he mentions a legendary player..and is eating some of our sweets and doing it the kiwi way, microwave and everything..I personally like him and he's funny lol..as for the haka, I give him props for trying but I hope he never attempts it again lol, or at least learn it properly, because it is something that we kiwi's take reallllllly seriously.

[@0NYX_BLAST3R]

The only part I found offending was the fush and chups the rest was entertaining.

[@NighthawkNZ]

come on... it was funny ... there was no offensive ... where is your kiwi sense of humour... especially when we laugh at ourselfs...

[@MrLukeChandler]

The most popular New Zealand phrase is actually "Yeah, nah"

[@niabrunner8359]

my dad grew up and was born in new Zealand so I get sent sweets from new Zealand for my birthday and christmas pinapple lumps are the best thing ever you have to try minties by pascall too xx

[@kuelk1132]

Thanks for saying nice things about our food