Americans Try Famous British Snacks For The First Time • Korean Englishman x Watcher

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Brittney Lee
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[@solitarelee6200]

I LOVED the "british disappointment" and "dissociating in british" pop ups, so funny and accurate LOL. Josh and Ollie are so multicultural that I forget how British they are right up until I see them with Americans!

[@kaiyote7924]

i hope they dont think all Americans are like that lmao... drinking STRAIGHT syrup :( :( :( :( :( yikes yikes uikes yikes!!!!! who tf drinks straight grenadine 🤢

[@ace-of-bats]

"Bewildered American Chewing" was my favorite.

[@Ranger-over]

Neither. It was tacky and horrifying. x Awn7mFktpB4

[@thatsalt1560]

​@@Ranger-overCalm down. It's light-hearted entertainment.

[@Toshko18]

British Judgement killed me 😀

[@ytknits4892]

One thing I’ve enjoyed learning from this video is how completely unhinged British food ads are

[@generichuman2044]

You should check out a compilation of the best irn bru adverts

[@francesleones4973]

I appreciate the inclusion of the ads. They're fun to watch.

[@Chernobylkinsman]

They are from the 80s and early 90s

[@deannb7398]

⁠​⁠@@ChernobylkinsmanI was really hoping so

[@Ranger-over]

Americans' views of British food may be a lot harsher than those of the citizens of England, but general perceptions of food from different countries can be hugely biased; for instance, there's far more online hate and vitriol directed at France than any other country, while the perceived quality of Mexican food is generally held in high regard. Plus, many English viewers may hold Engish-based prejudices related to those fried pasty components of traditional British cuisine which Americans may see as unappetizing (think battered fried chicken). Awn7mFktpB4

[@ezclappoggers]

"What's the American version of tea?" "Saturated fat" I love British humour

[@Kolious_Thrace]

It’s not humour, it’s reality!

[@btonyh5878]

I mean really I'd say milk or coffee to go with sweets like they were saying

[@The1davidb]

Right as if there aren’t saturated fats and obesity in the UK.

[@DylanMush]

@@The1davidb Not as bad, even our McDonalds is healthier than Americas

[@The1davidb]

@@DylanMushsorry Dylan with all respect I just don’t buy that. I sincerely mean that with respect.

[@CJMGalaxy]

I'm very American, but found Ribena in a local grocery store and bought it. I didn't know it was supposed to be diluted. I drank that shit straight and LOVED it. My disappointment when I tried the watered down version was immeasurable.

[@choppingpenguin]

British palates are wimpy as fuck. 🤣

[@ayeshadavis3489]

you bought ribena squash and drank it straight?? 😭

[@lizvickers7156]

Don't you read directions on things 😂😂

[@CJMGalaxy]

@@lizvickers7156 I'm American, reading is a sign of weakness 🦅 Real answer, though, there is no drink here that comes with directions, it never would have occurred to me to look for them.

[@AnasHart]

@@CJMGalaxy Not trying to bash you on that, since you didnt know, but do you guys in America not have dilutable drinks? Its very common in the UK - Ribena, Robinsons, Vimto etc etc

[@anabel4105]

I love all the speech bubbles. “Disassociating in British” “British Judgment” “Bewilderment in American” 😂

[@solitarelee6200]

Watch out, Josh, I'm pretty sure saying "if it doesn't have milk in it, it's not tea" to two Asian ppl might constitute a hate crime /j X'D

[@redeye1016]

It does - but for British people tea without milk is a hate crime, so it evens out 😂

[@geo3898]

Tbh depending on the part of Asia not having milk in your tea is the hate crime

[@DecemberSfy]

But Josh has 20% Chinese in him! He’s a British White Asian lol

[@Ranger-over]

Yes, it could. It is important to be aware of how your words may be interpreted. Always be aware of your surroundings and what others might think about what you are saying. Awn7mFktpB4

[@michaelljungberg]

Agreed. I love Josh and Ollie, but the audacity of British people thinking they know anything about tea is astounding 😂

[@yanniesays]

"You're only one helicopter crash away from being first in line as well." 🤣🤣🤣 Jesus Christ, Ollie 🤣🤣 I really love his jabs to the monarchy, like I look forward to it everytime he's in a video. And there's several here in this video! 🤣🤣

[@haileyhowson8350]

i love how even british people aren’t fond of the monarchy. i do think it was funny though how drastically different the uk responded to the queen’s death vs scotland, ireland, etc.

[@yanniesays]

@@haileyhowson8350 ohmygod when the Irish football crowd sang "Lizzie's in a box" to the tune of KC & The Sunshine Band's song "Give It Up" 😂

[@rachelcookie321]

⁠@@haileyhowson8350 my guy, Scotland is the UK… People take jabs at the royal family but most British people love them, especially Queen Elizabeth, she was like the nation’s grandma.

[@haileyhowson8350]

@@rachelcookie321 i know i saw quite a few people, like, mass amounts, celebrating, because the monarchy is straight up shit

[@rachelcookie321]

@@haileyhowson8350 well as a British person myself (specifically Scottish) I don’t know anyone who hates the monarchy. Most people I know were quite upset to hear of the Queen’s death. I’m sure there were plenty of people celebrating but there was way more people who were upset by the news. But people aren’t gonna post videos on KZbin of them going “oh, the Queen died. That’s upsetting.” Most people against the monarchy don’t even hate the royal family, they just don’t like the idea of a monarchy. Most people against the monarchy were sad that the Queen died too because they liked her as a person.

[@clairvaux8459]

"What do you mean, chalky?" He's acting like Steven just threw tea into the harbour all over again 😂 ✨️ British Judgement ✨️

[@bobbuethe1477]

I was wondering if he might have misheard it as "choccy." He might have been puzzled because, of course something with chocolate tastes "choccy."

[@SoundlessAir]

@@bobbuethe1477 As British myself, he did say chalky, not choccy

[@DeveusBelkan]

Lol that moment stood out to me as well. It was like the most British he has ever been.

[@Soggyoldsock]

We are not taught about the throwing the tea into the harbour at school so many Brits won't get that reference.

[@Simpli_sleepi]

​@Soggyoldsock that makes sense no country learns about their faults or losses we were never taught about the British burning down our empire state building

[@AnUumi388]

Steven's horrible british accent and barely contained unhinged energy here is why I love him

[@dkbegue]

that's why I love his videos too

[@sophiehatia4471]

Whoever poured the ribena into the water and not the other way around is a certified insane person i swear

[@averylfong4843]

Right??? You use the pouring action (or you know, the tap) to mix up the syrup at the bottom so it gets evenly distributed! Also it's so hard to judge how much syrup you've poured if you do it into a full glass of water. Unhinged behaviour from Jolly this time round lol

[@PrograError]

need to science it ? then again drinking it straight is kind of a madlad move... the sugar...

[@ellieisanerd]

I can only hope that it had something to do with the filming process.

[@Travelbyailsa]

Agreed, but not as insane as Stephen drinking it straight and rating it a 1

[@sophiehatia4471]

@Travelbyailsa no you're right that was Unhinged. I hadn't got there when I wrote this comment and by the time I did I was too scared of Steven to point it out

[@Glee73]

it's funnier when you know that Steven's family roots are from Malaysia and he knows very little about all the items shown. Coming from Malaysia which is a former British colony, everything that was presented, there is familiarity for me and some of the items are my personal favourites, marmite, ribena, cadbury, etc.

[@jazzho5109]

Growing up as a Malaysian, I've had almost everything in this video since childhood. It turns out that most British snacks, food and drinks are the same as ours. Not a person whom I know of hates them. We love diary milk chocolate, ribena, marmite and we also dip our biscuits into tea. In the Malaysian Chinese cuisine, there's a dish called marmite chicken which, in my opinion, has the god tier flavour ❤.

[@pcyderelict1857]

yeahhh I had that realisation too while watching this!

[@jazzho5109]

@@pcyderelict1857 When Josh and Olly were terribly disappointed by the review, I was like..... Don't grieve😤, Malaysians got your back, your food is amazing and I grew up with them. 😂

[@jieckohyung6770]

I was kinda suprised that steven never had cadbury and marmite chicken eventhough he is a malaysian

[@nelehan_]

Wait we got marmite in malaysia?

[@Beedo_Sookcool]

I'm English, but when I was a baby (back in the mid-1970s), we lived in Johore, and my mother always made sure I had a supply of Ribena.

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Josh saying “Buckle up, buttercup.” was both cool and unintentionally hilarious 😂

[@sianwhitton7801]

Thank you for highlighting the British horror through out, it made me feel less alone. Drinking ribena straight from the bottle? Heathens

[@CrisSelene]

It gave me chills and I'm not even British (European though)

[@donnatozer9099]

as a kiwi i couldn't believe it when they drank the ribena straight and then i remembered they were american and sugar overload is their middle name.

[@caitlynr7295]

@@donnatozer9099 as an american it just made me want to try ribena straight too lol. I'm genuinely curious how it compares to our typical juices and sodas tbh

[@PaulW4]

@@caitlynr7295 I've had a lot of international foods (based on watching these videos! foods/drinks that a lot of tasters liked, I looked up to see which are sold where I live) Ribena is delicious! you'll likely find it less sweet than a lot of American sodas. If you ever come across it don't drink it straight but don't make it weak. Do the opposite of its serving in this video. Pour in a very decent amount of syrup, the water is pretty much to "fill" the glass. I did the same thing with Fluff. I had spoonful straight out of the jar, which wasn't ideal (it wasn't bad, it was actually nice) but someone commented on another video that eating it like that is disgusting and I can see their point. It was sticky.

[@caitlynr7295]

@@PaulW4 Good to know! I'll definitely have to try it sometime! I've been to the UK once but hadn't even heard of ribena at the time so I didn't try it then unfortunately

[@KilanEatsandDrinks]

The tea part is fascinating. If you go to a traditional kopitiam (coffee shop) in former British colonies of Malaysia and Singapore (and certain parts of Indonesia) and order a cup of teh (tea), you will automatically get tea with milk (and sweetened). That’s just the default definition of teh (tea). If you want tea without milk, you have to specifically order it as teh o (tea without milk).

[@AnasHart]

Yeah, in the UK, tea is always with milk, unless you have flavoured or different types tea like mint or chamomile etc

[@KilanEatsandDrinks]

@@AnasHart exactly. So the commenters saying that Asians don’t understand this concept of tea that comes with milk by default, they’re wrong. Asia is a huge continent, it’s not a monolith. We have different cultures and habits, including when it comes to tea.

[@jennystarr3807]

@@AnasHart I have never drunk my tea with milk, can't think of anything worse! lol

[@AnasHart]

@@jennystarr3807 What type of tea? If you mean normal black tea then the milk softens the tannins, thats why I like it. Otherwise its too bitter, for me anyways.

[@jennystarr3807]

@@AnasHart Yeah just normal black tea, that's what I drink most of the time, but I have a wee tea box in my office with Assam, Darljeeling, Ceylon, Russian Caravan etc that I drink when i'm working.

[@GingerChild22]

I love Stevens gentle, confused, rocking motion as he tries to process the Marmite 😆

[@knell-incarnata]

steven with facial hair is an actual alternate universe

[@PrograError]

Asians (Chinese in general) with facial hair don't always looks good compare to the Westerns

[@CrisSelene]

That's his good twin. Steven is the evil twin.

[@laurachapple6795]

I immediately thought of mirror Spock.

[@shmarkpark5268]

I didn't even recognize it was Steven at first lmao

[@princembat]

it looked so good on him too!

[@RuralRoar]

I love these Watcher and Jolly collaborations!

[@teranmm]

Same, great energy all around

[@csnide6702]

Brittney is SMOKING hot !

[@harvestmoon_autumnsky]

Love the twist here, because it's so often KE brings Korean food to English taste buds. Or on Jolly, bringing American treats to English kids. But I loved their short lived series with the American school kids and the English food, like here. Watcher and Jolly are a match made in Heaven. Same vibes. Some sarcastic off beat humor. Love both channels equally.

[@brennaparson3144]

I love Josh and Ollie being disappointed in them, Brittany having funny little quiet reactions, and Steven just going off vibes when he rates

[@rebmichelle]

Steven: What's the American equivalent of tea? Ollie: Saturated fat? I mean... not wrong (coming from an American)

[@bananabread7707]

Ollie 😂😂

[@harvestmoon_autumnsky]

But Steven's answer of diet coke is pretty spot on. I know lots of people who drink diet coke with every bit of food.

[@jesserogers3192]

As an American from the South it's.. tea.

[@477sierra]

@@jesserogers3192 But that's ice tea. I'd say it's a completely different drink.

[@jesserogers3192]

@@477sierra I see your point. So, we agree with Steven that what they're drinking isn't 'tea', it's milk tea, right?

[@meganjones7505]

“I’ve got to give this a high rating, because it’s very ambitious” 🤣💀

[@silentobserver2348]

josh love a cakey bottom.

[@bonnie1303]

Paul Hollywood ass 😂

[@vikkililililili7246]

As a Brit recently moved to the states, I can relate to Ollie and Josh so much when introducing our food to the Americans

[@user-td5zq2xb1s]

I love these Watcher and Jolly collaborations!. Josh saying “Buckle up, buttercup.” was both cool and unintentionally hilarious .

[@ImekaSF]

As an American who was briefly obsessed with all things British (thanks to BBC Sherlock) I actually love all of these foods! I always get myself a Ribena when I am in the UK, and I often bring back Dairy Milk bars as gifts for people. Also, Hob Nobs are my favorite thing to have with tea.

[@UFBMusic]

Try drizzling a little ribena over vanilla ice cream

[@doctoronthemoon]

This is one of the best cross-overs anyone could've wished for, never thought this day would happen.

[@MangaStar67]

Ollie measuring the rating of succession by what vehicle/aircraft would need to crash and kill everyone in order for that item to be king, is literally killing me 💀💀💀he's so special LOL

[@LegPressWhizzer]

I'm so surprised to find two East Asians who aren't familiar with Ribena but then I remember that it was probably only well known in Hong Kong bc Britain had controlled it for so long

[@soursop4]

There's Ribena in Singapore and Malaysia too! Which is why I'm very surprised Steven didn't know about it.

[@soursop4]

@@touristkevin come to Singapore again, I'll get you some :) it's really good!

[@Beedo_Sookcool]

A high-school buddy of mine found a trove of Ribena in Cleveland's Chinatown, once. He brought me back a bottle. Bloody good price, too. The import catalogues we used to get British food from were extortionate.

[@abigailsalmanac]

So so freaking specific. As all Watcher projects should be.

[@cswrawr]

LOL @ the Ribena. I bought a bottle of peach juice when I was in the UK and drank most of the bottle before I saw on the back that it said it was supposed to be diluted. It was so good! Why would I water it down?!

[@redeye1016]

Hahaha - how did you do that?! The cordials here are so thick and sweetened 😂 it is mad how different our palettes are

[@lazarusundfrodrick]

I think it's bc in the USA damn near every drink has corn syrup, so we're just more used to it lmao

[@amberwingtundrawing776]

​@redeye1016 in America that's just how most drinks are sold lol

[@PrograError]

@@lazarusundfrodrick I'd say it's the amount of sugar you guys have in near every single food categories. your tongues are toasted by the sugar... and the body sizes.... ( heard too much sugar = fat + ruined blood vessels)

[@nisaba5752]

​@@PrograErrorfunny. people from most Asian countries can't *stand* how bland American food is. Funnier yet, heart disease and diabetes rates is nearly identical in the US and UK. Some people just ONLY love their own people- it's called xenophobia 😂

[@mackenziedowns9930]

My husband and I were both born and live in the US. His mom is from England, so hes been there a bunch to visit his family. He introduced me to a few different foods from there, and Ribena is one of them. Our son absolutely loves it, and will choose Ribena over any other juice we offer him. He also likes to have wraps with cream cheese, ham, and marmite. 😂

[@alistairbolden6340]

Some people just really love salty foods, I think its mainly northern European's and Asians though. In every Scandinavian country salted liquorish is the most popular ''sweet''.

[@Andesu]

Love to see Steven and Brittney representing team USA! It's not something we see often in these type of reaction videos.

[@sockghost8161]

As someone who is half English and half American, this was so fun to watch!!!!

[@presentlycrescent]

The shock and horror when Steven and Britney tried the Ribena without diluting it and they loved it was so funny to me It’s also a little sad. Sugar is addictive and as Americans, our food is so heavily processed that it’s hard to find anything that HASN’T been processed unless it’s completely raw.

[@Scrofar]

I can't imagine drinking it watered, I feel like I too have to taste it directly to get the full concentrated experience 😂😂(I didn't grow up with kool-aid though, my motto is just "give me the full flavor or give me death")

[@ranga1cat]

So true, I honestly think our tastebuds have just been WRECKED by sugar and additives in our food.

[@averylfong4843]

Also I'm pretty sure that "chalky" flavour they were referring to was the flavour of the whole grains/oats, lmao. Since they compared it to Nature's Valley, which are granola bars and mainly honey and oats lol Makes me wonder if Americans are just very used to refined products and flours in their diet that they even picked it up as an "off flavour"

[@keshawnivory7900]

@@averylfong4843 Chalky is used here to describe a texture more than a taste, that's why Steven specifically said the TASTE was better than Nature Valley though the texture was chalky. Source- born and raised in US lol

[@rileygarrett8541]

⁠​⁠@@averylfong4843nature valley is very dry and crumbly at times, so I think that’s what they were talking about. More texture than the flavor

[@brucetidwell7715]

The thought bubbles were EPIC! I just died. In the Southern US at least, the thing you have to have with snacks is Coca Cola. To the point that "I'm going to get/need a Coke actually means a Coca Cola and some kind of munchie."

[@laurascorner102]

I’m an ABC(American Born Chinese) born in the early 70’s. My parents grew up in Hong Kong. I grew up drinking Ribena, always available in Chinese grocery stores and still available in most Asian markets in America. I even find it on the shelves of American grocery stores in the Asian food aisle. Rowntree gums are also a favorite black currant sweet of mine. Yum!💕 Excellent chance of finding these in your local Chinatown markets in America 😊😋

[@OoTalkeroO]

I love this continuing collaboration between Watcher and Jolly

[@tt8807]

Ollie and his adorable early 1990’s dad sweater!!!

[@NupplesRampage]

"if it doesn't have milk in it, it's not tea" Angry Chinese, Koreans and Japanese noises could be heard all around the world.

[@KS-ni6ii]

North African ears pricked up too 😂

[@hgdellinger]

I would love to see Jolly x Watcher compare British-Korean and American-Korean food! The variety of ingredients has to be big.

[@bai5136]

I ENJOYED THIS A LOT! ❤❤❤ Brittney was such a ray of sunshine, Steven gave really interesting comments, and the 4 of you had great chemistry! Would love to see more collabs with Josh and Ollie 😍 PS: Why does the subtitles label Steven's dialogue as "Adam"? 😂

[@DogDadInTraining]

i'd rank this editing 1st in line 💕 amazing as always, and i genuinely love ollie's pullover

[@wlk2711]

I absolutely love the British comment pop-ups from the bottoms as well as the old adverts. Such a wow! Whenever you guys collab, the chemistry is always a 5 star top tier! As a Jollybean, I even love this American collab more than the American high schoolers series 😅😂🥰😇

[@lancenieveraofficial]

I LOVE HOW BRITTNEY IS FINALLY GETTING AN EPISODE RECOGNITION, LET ALONE HER BEING IN AN AD. *NEED MORE BRITTNEY*

[@VI_VA.]

Love to see Josh and Ollie in with Watcher crew!! Best combination :D

[@charleston1789]

Love seeing Jolly with the Watcher crew again 😊 but the thing with marmite is you need to have plenty of proper rich unsalted butter with it, the base is important

[@doraima29]

I grew up in Hong Kong, and I can definitely remember British sweets back in the day like Hobnobs, Cadbury Dairy Milk, Creme Eggs, Double Decker chocolate bar. The candies were great. But I tasted Marmite - it was the most horrible food I had ever tasted and eaten. PG Tips tea is a great tea brand.

[@nomadicdragon7157]

Canadian here 😀 I LOVE Yorkshire tea, Hobnobs, Cadbury, and Marmite. I’m so glad they’re available here, especially Marmite. When I was a kid I liked it so much my dad had to hide it from me so I would eat something else.

[@geordieghoulette7142]

This was me but with Nesquik cereal in America 😂 man that was amazing compared to the UK one!

[@PaulW4]

Non Canadian here. Yorkshire tea and dark chocolate Hobnobs are my favourite! I recently tried maple syrup topped waffles and its one of the best toppings I've ever had! nicer than I was guessing it would be. Maple syrup is literally the only Canadian food I've ever had.

[@hinda7298]

Watcher AND Korean Englishman???? My two worlds colliding.

[@mlpb]

You've just confirmed to me that Cadbury is a British brand and I'm kinda stoked to know a British brand that's been advertised in the Philippines.

[@Lani34]

My family is from Hong Kong (colonized by the Brits) Ribena was a popular drink to have as a treat. Grocery stores in Chicago's Chinatown sell it. It was part of my childhood. 😊

[@Bella-kk9ss]

I totally get the “British Disgust” when they drank the Black Currant straight and I’m American. I grew up always adding water to my juice and when I found out that this was not normal practice my brain shattered 😆 Straight juice is SO sweet!!

[@SmolFenFen]

Ollie's passive aggressive crossed arms progressively getting more pronounced across the length of the video XD

[@HayTatsuko]

It's such a pity that blackcurrant was banned in the United States for many years, due to it possibly carrying a disease that could harm certain trees here. The Federal ban is over, and some states now permit growing the plants, but the flavor has never really caught on here because it was nipped in the bud due to the government restrictions. I've had the pleasure of enjoying blackcurrant kvass from Ukraine and blackcurrent-flavored Jelly Babies and loved them both. It's like grape, sort of, but better! Will have to see if I can get Ribena at our local European expatriate market! I'd never paid attention to it before, but I'm sure I'll love it -- as much as I do Yorkshire Gold!

[@Beedo_Sookcool]

The same ban applied to gooseberries, too. I watched a Tasting History with Max Miller video a while back, and it turns out the original PB&J sandwich used blackcurrant jam!

[@billiejostokes8194]

What a great video 👏🏻😄 As a British person I was LAUGHING. Loved it - please make more like this and more with these guys!!

[@elizabethgardner4545]

As a Brit who grew up in Australia, I have a personal vendetta against Penguins, and I will bite any Brit that tries to claim that Penguins are basically the same as Tim-Tams, BOI THEY ARE NOT

[@chazzerbox131]

They pretty much the same tho Tim tams are just a copy but slightly different just light Vegemite copied marmite 😂 😉

[@alexgill2455]

They are the same concept and as a Brit who grew up loving Penguins I will concede that TimTams are superior! 😂

[@PokhrajRoy.]

YES TO THIS COLLAB! I was wondering when we’d see it. Also, yes to Royal family as rankings.

[@freya2294]

STEVEN CONTENT EVERYONE CHEERED

[@mochaamv]

It's such an Asian thing having both Brittany and Steven's first reaction to British tea be like, "So this is like milk tea right?" LOL. (Although honestly as an Asian person who's never had English tea...I thought the same 😅) This was really fun! Loved how we got a bit of education about tea and British snacks, and the pop-ups describing Jollie's reactions felt accurate haha

[@KilanEatsandDrinks]

Asia is not a monolith, don’t think that it’s the same everywhere in the continent. If you go to a traditional kopitiam (coffee shop) in Malaysia or Singapore and order a cup of teh (tea), you will automatically get tea with milk. If you want tea without milk, you have to specifically order it as teh o (tea without milk).

[@whereyoubean]

I know Josh is married to a masterchef (finalist) but I still want to see Steven create a great dish for Josh and Ollie for Dish Granted 😄

[@charleston1789]

Brilliant to see you back steven! We’ve missed you

[@bleedingeffect17]

It's lovely to see Brittney Lee! 💚

[@joeys-mama2402]

Ollie’s “British horror” was the best! 😂

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Brittney was great fun in this video! Waiting to see her do the British shop haul.

[@MagiaErebea028]

Decided to try marmite as a dare with a bunch of friends cause most of the time you see people taste it on KZbin they hate it. I absolutely love it

[@barrymoreblue]

I love Cadbury chocolate! I’m not sure why it doesn’t get more attention here, especially since Cadbury Eggs are an Easter candy staple. The scone, jam, and cream definitely would’ve been my number 1. When I was a kid, my mom actually made some homemade scones with Devonshire cream, and it was so delicious!

[@barrymoreblue]

@@LindaC616 Ah. That’s a shame. Maybe someday I can try the original.

[@geordieghoulette7142]

An American friend of mine said it's much harder to find/import as the govt wants people to buy the American version, not sure if that's still true

[@Beedo_Sookcool]

It's partly because Hershey was actively trying to block Cadbury products from entering the USA. And a large part is down to Hershey's is what so many Americans grew up with, so it's their comfort food. It's the taste of their childhood. Even though I'm English, I never had beans on toast until I was in my 30s, and when I finally tried it, I didn't like it. But people who grew up with it, having it ever since they were very young, seem to like it.

[@xoALSox]

Loving the vintage ads. I wasn’t even born when they came out (1993) but they still brought me nostalgia

[@hyuuganatsume2621]

Steven’s parent are essentially Malaysian, so kinda weird seeing him never taste cadbury or drink tea with biscuit. Even Ribena are common in Malaysia.. 😂

[@bakedmomo5693]

saying it's not "tea" to asians, like where did you think the british empire got theirs in the first place... bruh 🤣🤣🤣 aside from that, Jolly, and specifically Ollie's shenanigans, are always a treat. wherever. whenever 👍👍

[@redeye1016]

It doesn’t really matter, everything originates from somewhere - it’s become an institution enough in the UK that they can have an opinion on it. Like America with hamburgers (even tho they’re originally German). Love Jolly and love Watcher!

[@Acryssx]

Ollie and Steven are like the same person and that's amazingly scary 😂 Love both of your channels! ❤

[@sakurayui8534]

i usually watch videos with subtitles when they have them on and for a while i was being gaslit into thinking that i knew Steven's name wrong and that it wasn't steven, because the subtitles put him as "adam" XD brain was like hello who?

[@KingPinguofDingu]

Loved seeing the reactions from our English Gentleman guests. Nice addition with the pop up captions for Ollie xD

[@overthewebb]

Interesting that he mentioned Twix being his favourite, which is also a British biscuit

[@HARTHEFOX]

Jolly and Watcher again!!! YESSS!!!

[@rogerevans1117]

Glad to see the Penguin bars made the video. I absolutely love them. When I was a teenager I would share them with my friends who also thought they were amazing! Excellent episode!!

[@katereynz]

I love these cross-overs with Josh and Ollie.

[@shin1nn]

I’ve never thought the food I’m growing up with Dairy milk chocolate, Ribena drinks, favourite Jaffa orange chocolate, and my comfort food during rainy days-marmite with hot water as soup or condiment for my white rice porridge, is so British. I’m Malaysian by the way. P.S. I can’t take the vomit aftertaste either (Hershey) 😓

[@lixak6307]

They sell Ribena in America now and I freaking love it Also I used to import Jaffa cakes but I found a dupe that I can get at the grocery store and it’s so good, the imported ones were always slightly stale

[@Beedo_Sookcool]

Thanks to the Sugary Drink Tax from a few years back, they changed the recipe to add artificial sweeteners, and I just don't think it tastes the same, any more.

[@Wiltac]

Josh and Ollie are a blast. I just bought their book in support. Great collaboration.

[@Bugdenl]

23:10 This whole scene is MAGIC. You guys are really funny. That look on your face as you say "what a number"... Also the other guy's line of "that's a little bit more revealing than we asked for" - the implications there are so funny. I think there's even discomfort there shortly afterwards - classic British humour, organically produced too. You're a great duo. 2nd vid in, contemplating joining the other 2.83m

[@fenglade]

steven fullbody hurling when he laughs is something i could never get tired of

[@princembat]

this video just taught me that monster munch is real because i just read a british story the other day and idk why but i assumed they had made up a chip brand for it lol

[@geordieghoulette7142]

No, we really are that unhinged.

[@airiday7]

it was so funny seeing Steven (Adam, according to the subtitles) and Brittney try all those foods

[@jessfinacrass]

this bring me immense joy - happy to see steven!!!!!

[@rebmichelle]

I was about to comment how funny it was that they put an American song like "My Country Tis of Thee" at 16:15 but TIL that the UK national anthem "God Save the King" has the same tune

[@nickcagesgoodseed]

I think it's a common phenomenon that a lot of national anthems have the same tune as God Save the Queen - I don't know if God Save itself is from another tune though

[@rowanneramsay4397]

You could say you used a fantastic ranKING system

[@PaulW4]

If anyone is wondering why I have commented so much on this video it is because (besides the Ribena) it hit out of the park! The subtitles, Steven Lim is becoming one of my favourite youtubers, discrepency between nationalities and my favourite thing about this video: they selected top notch snacks to represent the U.K. In a lot of other food tasting videos the selection of snacks is often under heavy scrutiny.

[@syalwaty]

It is quite heartwarming that Steven have Malaysian descent, and he taste all our childhood snack, Cadbury chocolate and Ribena..

[@sinclari1]

The first time I had Ribena, I thought it was awful, and ungodly salty. I told some European friends, and they were like "Yeah, I usually add extra water" I replied "you add water?!"

[@jodiekelly1355]

English girl here. Controversial I know but I hate tea! 😂 Traditional tea anyway. I can occasionally have a cup of Earl Grey 😋

[@geordieghoulette7142]

I mean that's just very upper class 😂 do you put milk in it tho?? I don't with earl grey personally.

[@jodiekelly1355]

@@geordieghoulette7142 Haha I'm definitely not upper class, just from up North and have had too many cups of tea over the years due to it being a given every time you go to someone's house 😂 no I don't but I have tried it with milk before nd it wasn't the worst!

[@PaulW4]

I'm not English, where I'm from the Bell brand of tea is common. I tried Yorkshire a few years ago. Compared to Yorkshire, Bell has a weaker flavour and is sweeter, Yorkshire has both a richer and more bitter taste. I now drink Yorkshire! Half of my pantry is now European foods from watching food tasting channels (also the Try Channel, Adventures and Naps etc.). Where in England are you from?

[@andrewvalentine6977]

As a kid my mum made me have tea for breakfast every morning and I never enjoyed it for the 10 odd years she made me drink it. I can tolerate it but never drink it if I have a choice.

[@geordieghoulette7142]

@@andrewvalentine6977 omg whaaat I think I started when I was maybe like 12/13??

[@jessicawanyan9785]

The CONFLICT on Steven's face when Josh said "if it doesn't have milk in it, it's not tea" CRYING, that's his Asian cultural background having a crisis 🤣🤣🤣

[@FunIdea-qb8xm]

This Watcher and Jolly collaboration is really cool, I love seeing them

[@BriIsTheFinestCheese]

i don't blame them for thinking hobnobs are mediocre because they ARE. dark chocolate digestives for life babyyy

[@joshuayarrington9684]

When you guys bring back Mystery Files can you please do episodes on the following: -The death of Ark Gilkey -The Kentucky Alien invasion in the 1950's -The mysterious birds of Audubon's "Birds of America" book -The Montana Hyena -The mysterious abandonment of Portlock Alaska -The theories of what is behind the Missing 411 cases in the US. -Kasperov vs Deep Blue computer -What hit Officer Val Johnsons Car? -Why are there Piranhas in Americas Waterways? -Dalnegorsk Spaceship remnants. -The Voynich Manuscript -What did Captain Mantell encounter over FT. Knox? -Who were the Sea People that collapsed the Bronze Age Civilizations? -The strange encounter between Woodrow Derenburger & Indrid Cold. -Did Patience Worth write poetry from beyond the grave? -The Beast of Bladenboro (I especially want Shane to do this one).

[@IXSICNESS]

Are you spamming this on every watcher video?

[@joshuayarrington9684]

@IXSICNESS Until it happpens, yes.

[@IXSICNESS]

@@joshuayarrington9684 that is truly pathetic. Get a life

[@SusanPederson]

Another great video! Loved the ads!

[@thesearedaydreams6854]

A Cadbury Dairy Milk bar from the UK is close to perfection. Ollie’s description of the Hershey’s after taste is spot on 🤢

[@rishycup]

I was in Scotland this summer and bought Ribena since I wasn’t feeling great. Definitely drank it straight- had no idea you were supposed to mix it with water. 🤣

[@emxxly]

It depends what you buy! the smaller bottles in the refrigerated sections are already diluted and meant to drink straight away, but the big bottles in the non refrigerated sections are the concentrate that you're meant to mix.

[@Jake_5693]

Ironically people here drink Ribena and hot water when they’re feeling sick sometimes.

[@rishycup]

@@emxxly oh! Good to know! Then it was diluted already. Thanks for the info!

[@aubryellaotero1064]

I’ve only ever tried vegemite but it was sooooo delicious on toast with butter, I have a feeling I would love marmite even more 🤤🤤

[@alex-fs9yt]

I can never get enough of this combo Two of my most watched KZbin channels/groups

[@PokhrajRoy.]

11:47 Dairy Milk is awesome! Seeing people try it for the first time is so fascinating.