New Zealand Family Try AMERICAN CEREAL For the First Time! (FROSTED MINI WHEATS & APPLE JACKS)
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We actually do have the chocolate rice Krispies cereal here. I think it is called coco Krispies
Sometimes it's also called Coco Pebbles.
@@erics607 yeah, realistically coco puffs, coco Krispies, and coco pebbles are like all the same cereal in different shapes and sizes
Yeah Cocoa Krispies are also made by Kellogg's.
Cocoa Puffs are larger as they are meant to be puffed out like balloons or Corn Puffs.
Cocoa Krispies are Rice Krispies with Chocolate.
Cocoa Pebbles are dried rice with chocolate, as Fruity Pebbles have fruit flavors and coloring added.
For every brand name, there are store brand knockoffs [usually from the same factories].
@@garretthorsch8143 yup and they all taste the same to me
I love how the dog licked all over the cookie container while they were not paying attention, and then they find out it's for the dog anyway. Kylo knew!
Once he got his biscuit he was better but then when Atlanta started suffering he was so attentive!
I'm hoping anyone who sends these people food items will clearly mark them if they're for the dog!!😊🇫🇷
Well, Kylo was a Jedi.
I noticed that when you opened the box, the doggo was all over those cookies, sniffing them and getting excited. He/she was the first one to realize they were dog cookies 😄
Kylo is a perceptive little furry dude, isn't he?
You're right. He definitely smelled something very appealing in the box and sniffed at each item that Atlanta pulled out to see if the smell was coming from it. So cute.
I wonder what’s in them that makes it so appealing to the dog?
you're right! and i've commented before on how kylo ALWAYS knows when it's something for him. i know dogs have good noses but he KNOWS, even when it's just a toy.
"Candy Corn" isn't a corn-based flavor -- it's the flavor of a candy here in the U.S. that's shaped like elongated corn kernels. Our opinions here regarding Candy Corn are widely varied. Some love it, others hate it. There are few fence-sitters where Candy Corn is involved.
Jellybelly makes candy corn, they are much better than all the other brands, they do not have the wax coating on them and they have 1/2 the sugar as the other brands of candy corn.
the fence sitters are liars who are to afraid to admit their feelings.
Candy corn is a pure abomination, evil incarnate.
@@hummushero9428 wrong but more valid than having no opinion
A few of us are in the middle. But if you add peanuts in with it, it changes to LOVE it.
Somebody has to send them the cereal "honey bunches of oats with almonds"
Yesss, it’s the best cereal ever!!!
Yes! My favorite cereal
That's my favorite too!!!
@@megg2184 not that good
@@jeffwinters3808 Nope, best ever!
Your kids will remember this family bonding forever.
That bean boozled game at the end of the video was absolutely hysterical! Y'all's reactions to when y'all realized what each flavor was had me crying with laughter with every go y'all had! Definitely my new favorite reaction video of all the reactions that y'all have done so far!
I was laughing when Dad had his last one form the game. He was out at 2 bad flavors, so why did he even finish it? I would not be able to play, my gag reflex would have me actually spewing up my lunch.
OMG I was darn near falling out of my chair laughing... tummy hurts laughing. I loved it... that was great!
Lucky they didnt have skunk spray
that was a great reaction video
i feel sorry for anyone who plays bean boozled...but i have suffered that game too...so fear not...i know the pain.
BeanBoozled is one diabolical game. The laughter it provides is truly satisfying.
Such a bummer that the Cherry Cordials (aka Chocolate Covered Cherries) didn't make it safely to you. They are by far my favorite of all the food items you tasted in this video and I was really looking forward to seeing your reactions. Growing up we had them only on special occasions and I have such warm nostalgic memories of them.
@ MuzzikLvr yes they are so nostalgic ...My Nana ( my mom's mom) would always put them in my mom stocking at Christmas..My Nana past away in 2020 so I've taken over the tradition since then..It was always a sweet tradition between them and I wanted to make sure she still got them. I hope you have a wonderful week!
That's so sad! They're my favorite.
Overly sweet. Extremely sweet. Nauseously sweet. One is enough with a strong black cup of coffee to lessen the impact of all the sugar.
I enjoyed your comment as my son also loves Chocolate Covered Cherries which he only got at Christmas. I think that made them all the more special. Have a lovely day!
To be honest these candies always leak from the packaging hahaha
Fun fact~The company that makes the Cherries does not fly their product anywhere. It is all shipped via ground shipping due to the risk of them exploding like your did. I tried to order some one summer and they could not deliver because they also avoid shipping in the summer to states that are hot due to them melting so easily.
guess that probably explains why we don't see them as much till we are getting closer to the holidays
We have three "cocoa" cereals in the US...
Cocoa Puffs (the ones you tried - made by General Mills)
Cocoa Krispies (chocolate flavored Rice Krispies probably the same thing as your Coco Pops - made by Kellogg's)
Cocoa Pebbles (sort of like Cocoa Krispies, but flat instead of puffy - made by Post)
Of the three, I prefer Cocoa Pebbles. But if I had the choice, I'd pass on them and take their sister-product Fruity Pebbles any day! 😋😋
Exactly. 👍
Cocoa Pebbles are also my fav of the Cocoa cereals. And course I love a good bowl of Fruity Pebbles.
Perfection.
There's also chocolate Cheerios.
Me too coco pebbles the best
Denzie needs his own channel, pure comedy. Love his quick humor and charisma! You guys are gunna continue to explode with love and subscribers with this content. You Tube needs more of this 😁👍 BTW amazing editing dad the man leadind the way. God Bless! Look forward to your videos weekly. A breath of fresh air. 🇳🇿
In the U.S., candy floss is an older term, like in the 1950’s and before, but now it’s mostly called cotton candy. My family’s business involves traveling to different fairs,and festivals with trailers that make,and serves cotton candy, made from scratch candy apples, caramel apples, popcorn, sno cones.
before the 50's !!
Just a note: what you guys had was Raisin Bran Crunch, which is sweeter and has clusters of oats.
And Cocoa Pops here are called Cocoa Krispies
Edit: Also, you mentioned no raisins in the Raisin Bran, but they are likely all at the bottom of the box since it's been sitting a while 😊
I prefer Raisin Nut Bran by General Mills. I don’t usually like raisins, but this cereal coats the raisins in a special way that makes them more appealing.
Raisin bran CRUNCH isn't the same as plain raisin bran
@@oaktree1628 Same here. I don't like raisins either but the GM cereal is good.
@@you_can_call_me_T they’re like candy
Regular Kelloggs raisin bran is the only raisin bran I'll eat
Apple Jacks are iconic. I grew up eating those in the early 80's.
90s/2000s kid here. I never really ate them much but I remember the commercials lol..."HERE I COME I AM CINNAMON"
Candy corn is a sugary sweet confection that we usually see in stores around Thanksgiving and Halloween. Its shaped like a kernel of corn, hence the name, candy corn. Its usually a love or hate thing.
And it's seriously split almost 50/50
Have to say.. I'm in my 50's and still look forward to the milk after I eat my cereal!
Same here
I love all their reactions. It's priceless. ♥️ from 🇺🇸 and TEXAS.👍
Frosted mini wheats are one of my favorites! I like them the second they get soggy but the frosting hasn’t eroded away yet. Gotta eat them quick though 🤣
They're best eaten one very small bowl at a time so it's easier to control how much soaking they do. Of course, I end up eating like 10 bowls at a time that way, but still.
Put a hand full in at a time.
Try adding a few sliced Strawberries to a bowl of them sometime.... it takes them to a whole new level.
@@brothergrimm9656 I add frozen blueberries on occasion. Not that I eat cereal much -- and when I do, it's usually for dessert, rather than breakfast; carbs (especially sugar) make me _super_ sleepy.
@@2010mtaylor1 I think adding just a little honey or real maple syrup (just enough to add some sweet to it) would be fantastic.
I love frosted mini wheats in milk but they're also amazing just out of the box without milk.
Here in the US they used to have an ad campaign for Apple Jacks that said something like "Apple Jacks don't taste like apples, but we still love them"
We never had them at my house. I had a sister who was a bit gullible and she would never try them. She had gone on a school trip eaten green apples and ever since then the thought of apples or the smell would make her gag. So Apple jacks had no apples in them, but she would put on a big show. Years later we took great joy in revealing to her that her favorite drink, Hawaiian Punch, was basically Apple juice!
Watching you play the stinky bean game was so funny; it’s been a while since I laughed so hard! Thanks for sharing your family with us.
Coolest family on the internet, happy to hear you are feeling better.
If every family were as respectful and nice like y’all are the world would be GREAT
You need to have a whole bowl of frosted mini wheats to know how it really tastes.
Agreed... those where one of my favorite cereals... but I don't eat cereal anymore.
My kids loved them!
My favorite is the strawberry frosted mini wheats.
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We have Cocoa Pops in the US as well as Cocoa Puffs. But they are called Cocoa Krispies because they are the chocolate version of Rice Krispies. We also have Cocoa Pebbles, which is my favorite! And even though cereal is generally considered a breakfast food, I never buy it to have for breakfast, I eat it in the evenings as a sweet snack.
I agree, cocoa pebbles are way better than cocoa krispies
The Kellogs Raisin Bran actually does come plain with no sugary overpowering taste. The Raisin Bran Crunch is very sweet. My preference is the plain. We have the Coco Krispy's One of my kids favorites growing up. They loved the milk turning to chocolate milk. It's a shame the Cherry Cordials we're bad when you got them, I think your family would have liked them.
Post Raisin Bran are better than Kellogg's. We have Cocoa Krispies that are your Cocoa Pops.
I was trying to figure out why they said the Raisin Bran was sweet. I recalled it being very bland with just the raisins giving it any flavor.
I swear New Zealand Family you guys are the only one keeping me alive during this challenging difficult and tough time I love you guys!💯⭐️🤩❤️❤️❤️
@Scotty Robinson Sorry you are having such a rough go of it right now. I hope things get better for you soon. I'll put you on my prayer list. I might not know the details of your situation but God knows about it all. I encourage you to lay it all down at His feet and let Him carry you through this difficult time. Give it to God and He will give you a peace that passes all understanding. ❤🙏
Same with me.
As a Minnesotan and a long time NZ watcher, this made my heart very happy ❤️
Candy corn is it's own kind of candy, usually popular in the Fall
Kids saying "Raisin Bran!" is so wholesome.
Raisin Brand is the cereal I eat when I don’t want something real sweet,most others are very sweet.But Frosted Mini Wheats is my Favorite
I laughed so hard when Atlanta started gagging 🤢 that I needed to use my asthma inhaler ! 🤣 I personally love the frosted Mini Wheats ! 😋
I can't swallow them 😂
I’m also glad that you’re all feeling better as well.
Fun fact I live in battle creek Michigan where post and Kelloggs are located. The cereal capital of the US
Super glad you all are feeling better!! Much love from us to you!!❤️🇺🇸♥️🇺🇸♥️
You all are so fun! Thanks for my morning laughter. 💛💛
Wow I’ve never heard Raisin Bran called sweet before I literally laughed out loud
That`s a different Raisin Bran
It wasn't Raisin Bran. It was Raisin Bran Crunch.
@@firstenforemost I’ve had it but I didn’t think it was sweet
Raisin Bran Crunch is super sweet compared to regular Raisin Bran, yep.
I work with a guy who eats Wheaties & Special K plain with milk...no sugar whatsoever. I think he may be a serial killer lol
Frosted mini wheat’s are my favorite but they must sit in the milk a Little longer to be at their optimum flavor. Apple Jacks are sure good as well.
Y'all had me eating them beans! The gaging was so funny. Sam's reaction to the dishwater was best though. He really didn't like that!
Cereal is "breakfast" but in our house, Cereal is a last ditch dinner on a busy night for dinner with fruit or yogurt OR Cereal is THE BEST after 11pm at night for that late night snacky snack!
And Fruity Pebbles with whipped cream on top or Frosted Flakes with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, a splash of milk, topped with chocolate or caramel topping and whipped cream is a favorite dessert around here!
I love Honey Nut Cheerios! James here from North Carolina. Love watching you guys! It is always fun to see your videos. Such a joy and you guys are such a nice and fun family. Hope to be able to join the fun someday and send mail to you guys.
What's up James! I live in Charlotte, NC...
What part of Nc? Hickory here
Jacksonville NC
What's up y'all? Clayton, NC. About 30 minutes east of Raleigh.
@@g30819 what's up! My brother-in-law works for Wells Fargo in the Cap, and lives in Cary. I don't go that way much unless leaving the state. I'm hoping by 2050 they'll be done with road construction in Raleigh
You guys are awesome! The bean game had me crying i was laughing so hard! I can tell just by how you all interact with each other that you all really love each other and enjoy each others company. Kids, you both have fantastic parents! Love and cherish every moment you spend with them! When you can come visit arkansas!
Your videos are really good. Comedic value off the charts. Great family dynamic. I have to say you have the right formula for a VERY successful channel. We do have coco krispies here in the States. Sorry to hear you guys went through a sickness, but glad everything is on the mend. Thanks for the video and the laughs. See you all in the next one.
I always loved apple jacks, mini wheats and coco puffs growing up, mini wheats being my favorite!
The thing about mini wheats is that it's so much better when it's perfectly soaked in milk. So when you're half way through the bowl it's the best!
Candy corn is called that because the candies are shaped somewhat like a kernel of corn. Vanilla flavored sugar, zero corn lol
USA has Cocoa Krispies, which is probably what you call Cocoa Pops.
One of my favorite sugary cereals is Peanut Butter Cap'n Krunch. They are similar to Cocoa Puffs except peanut butter flavor.
Just got home and sit down and saw you uploaded so had to watch! We also have Cocoa Krispies which are exactly the same as your Cocoa Pops.
My favorite cereals: #1 - Apple Jacks, #2 - Corn Flakes (No sugar, just plain with milk ), and # 3- Frosted Mini Wheats. I like to let my Frosted Mini Wheat sit in the milk for a minute before I start eating so it's not so much like straw. 😀 But there is a pace to eat them so they do not become soggy mush before you finish them.
That was absolutely awesome. As you can see by my name I'm a cereal guy 😂 Thanks for the laughs. So wholesome 💙💙💙
We have a cereal called Cocoa Krispies which is like the Cocoa Puffs but made with puffed rice.
Applejacks are one of my favorite cereal. It's a go-to for me. I'm also not the biggest fan of raisins, but I don't mind Raisin Bran.
One thing this guy in the Philippines does, "if you watched 'til the end of the video put a *blank* emoji in the comments." I've always enjoyed this engagement and it's fun to try to come up with a clever spin on what they asked for. Love the videos, as always.
I’m diabetic so I can only have plain cereals. But my favorites are Kellogg Corn Flakes, Rice Krispies, plain Cheerios, or Special K. Glad to hear that you recovered from Covid.
they go great with some strawberry or banana slices! I enjoy the plain ones
I am too, and I eat the traditional old cereals like that too, like Corn Flakes. Every now and then however, when I want a sweet cereal, I like either Corn Pops or Captain Crunch.
@@KevlarX2 I’m not diabetic but corn flakes and rice crispies are my favourites.
But I’m a boring Canadian who also likes plain donuts dipped in coffee LOL
I thought they said it was the flu?
Those are all cereals with a ton of carbs and no fiber so they're not really good for diabetics. The diabetics in my family won't eat that kind of stuff.
@18:10 I agree, idk why but since a young age I’ve always loved frosted mini wheat’s
In the U.S. we have Cocoa Krispies as well as Frosted Krispies and Cinnamon Sugar Krispies in the Kelloggs Rice Krispies line. I expected a funnier answer from Atlanta when you asked "When is the last time you had cereal?". I was expecting her to say "About 10 seconds ago.". LOL 😆🤣 Candy corn is a type of candy available mainly in thefall/autumn made of a sort of fondant. It isn't corn flavored but is kind of shaped like multi-colored kernels.
i was in Wal-Mart one day and didn’t even know there were so many different Rice Krispies - but i do remember “Fruity Marshmallow Krispies from when i was a kid
If you want really good salt water taffy, get it from a dedicated booth that _just_ sells salt water taffy and nothing else, out of a very small space e.g., a cart at an amusement park. They generally sell out their entire inventory every few hours and have to keep making more, so what you get is always fresh.
I'm so glad to hear you're all doing much better. :)
Ok the cereals. The rasin bran turns to mush after about 30 seconds in the milk same for the frosted wheats. The frosted wheats are a fiber cereal more for better digestive system cleaning. Apple jacks are froot loops with extra seasonings. Coco puffs well everyone's coo coo for coco puffs. Oh and with all of those cereals the best part is the crumbs and milk at the bottom of the bowl.
A traditional candy at Halloween is Candy Corn... Shaped like a large corn kernel, with three colors in horizontal bands...white, orange, and yellow...sort of its own flavor, all colors taste the same.
Cotton Candy, a spun sugar, used to always be pink with a single flavor...4 years ago I was at a book fair and saw a Cotton Candy booth. There were 5+ colors with different flavors.
While the flavors were a disappointment, the freshness and light texture was as I remembered.
@@mrich1976 I despise candy corn by itself, but the secret is to eat them at the same time as dry roasted peanuts. They're delicious together.
I was born and raised in Duluth, Minnesota (right on Lake Superior), and I sure do miss it. Northern Minnesota has some absolutely beautiful scenery, especially along the north shore of Lake Superior.
Haven't had cereal in a very long time. Cocoa Puffs were my favorite. I went cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs. 🤣
I'm glad u guys keep bringing up 🇺🇸 culture and food and always keep up with history
Just what my Sunday needed. 😁 Minnesota represent!!
I live in Minnesota
The beginning is priceless for me!
OMG Queen Anne cordial cherries!!! I love those. Always nice to see you guys. Dang it - you guys would have loved those cherries. :)
Hi Zettie . I used to like those Queen cherry cordials too. I’m lucky if I can do just one now. All that liquid sugar gets between the teeth and puts me in another orbit.
@@catw6998 For me - anything cherry :)
@@woodedlane yes, to cherries. You must buy several bags of cherries at a time then? ;) I’ve bought a few bags over this summer so far even if they’re a pain to take the pits out. I might try those lighter in color cherries next so I don’t get the stain. I’ve tried using the gloves but they don’t work as well for me.
Oh yea, don’t leave out a jar of Maraschino cherries 🍒. They would be gone. Did I order this alcoholic drink, just for the cherry? If the bartender was a friend, maybe he’d put 2 in instead of just one :D. On a no to alcohol, YES to B&J Cherry Garcia ice cream. I think I may look for that when we go grocery shopping but it has to be last stop.
Have a nice soon to come weekend!
It all depends on the company Kelloggs makes cocoa rice krispies, General Mills makes cocoa puffs, Post makes cocoa pebbles.
I'm weird with cereal. I can't have it with milk on it. When it gets soggy in the milk, it irritates my gag reflex something awful. I have to eat it dry. I have always had problems with certain textures of foods. The Beanboozled game had me nearly crying from laughing so hard!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Kellogg's, which makes Rice Krispies, also makes a chocolate version called Cocoa Krispies, which are pretty much the same as your Kellogg's Cocoa Pops, so we have those already. We also have Cocoa Pebbles from General Mills, the same company that makes Cocoa Puffs, which are similar to Cocoa Krispies. Over the decades we've had dozens of different types of chocolatey cereals that have come and gone. General Mills' Cocoa Puffs have been around since 1956 and Kellogg's Cocoa Krispies have been around since 1958, so those two have stood the test of time. Another popular one is Count Chocula from General Mills which has been around since the early 1970s but is now only available around Halloween.
At our house, sugar cereals are a birthday treat! We started the tradition when our kids were really young and we wanted them to eat healthier breakfasts, but the cereal aisle was always so tempting and caused a lot of drama, lol! So I started answering every begging child with "Maybe you'll choose that one for your birthday cereal!". And each kiddo looks forward to having a guaranteed yes to one box of their choice during their birthday week...they are 11, 15, and 15 now and they still get excited about birthday cereal, lol. We do fun sugary cereals for camping and other rare occasions too, but it's been a way to keep our breakfasts MOSTLY healthy. :) I love watching your videos, you make my day every time! Hugs from Washington state!
That's a good strategy. I never could stand sweet cereals, but I'd probably go with the double chocolate Pop-Tarts.
My family did special birthday cereal, too. When my oldest brother moved out on his own, he said every day is is birthday -meaning he can buy whatever cereal he wants.
@@sameaston9587 lol...I'm sure two of my kids will probably do the same! Sugar monsters!😀
@@O2life I haven't heard of those!
@@jsears541 I guess it's just the Frosted Chocolate Fudge Pop-Tarts. I call them double chocolate because the cookie and the filling are chocolate. Actually, so is the frosting, so it's more like triple chocolate. They're super good. Must be toasted!
Love seeing the Minnesota shirts, 3rd out of 5 generations born and raised in Princeton Minnesota (my grandpa, my dad, me, my daughters and now my granddaughter.)
Love this family! So appreciative & very thankful! It's always a delight to see your reactions 🤗💗🤟
Love Dark Chocolate Queen Anne Cherry Cordials during Christmas Time.
P.S. I believe you guys would also enjoy Cocoa & Fruity Pebbles cereals too.
Candy corn is a tri-colored (0range, yellow, and white - in layers bottom to top) Halloween candy shaped like a corn kernel (originally called Chicken Feed). They contain honey, sugar, butter and vanilla.
Raisin Bran is kind of "the old people's cereal" in the US!!
We have what you describe as Coco Pops here in the US. They're called Coco Krispies. Back in the 80s Rice Krispy cereal experimented with different flavors and Coco is one of the ones that are still around.
I feel your pain, Atlanta! The only time I tried 'Bertie Botts Every Flavor Beans' when they came out after the Harry Potter movies, my daughter dared me and of course I got the vomit flavored one! Haven't had one Since! LOL!
@@CCoburn3 Yes, she's definitely that! ☺
That's right !! Your in winter. . We are in a burning summer. It's been 95° here. Or 35 Celsius to you. I live in Baltimore, Maryland on the east coast of the US. I enjoy all your videos . I am a retired old man . I enjoy Atlanta's kitchen also. One dish that we enjoy is Fried green tomatoes. All we do is get some large green tomatoes and slice them up and flour them and then fry them in oil . Don't fry until crispy but only till brown. Try them , I think you will like them.
I love my mini-wheats. 90 seconds in good organic milk is the proper soften time + add banana slices = Perfection!
Not only do we have chocolate Rice Krispies here but we also have something called Cocoa Pebbles which is basically a chocolate rice cereal
If you ever have the chance to try frosted flakes, I’d recommend it with milk, obviously and cut up bananas in the bowl. That was like a mega treat when I was younger. We would eat that sometimes for lunch because it was so good and kind of like a sneaky dessert
On cold weekend mornings my mom would ask dad to make 'his' breakfast...poached eggs in hot milk over plain mini wheats, so satisfying
I had Frosted Wheat a lot when I was a kid because it was the healthier option. I think they made them "Mini" after I stopped. It makes sense because they used to be twice the size in one direction so you had to break them in half with your spoon.
Just to clarify about the Cocoa Puffs- We also have a brand that is like cocoa flavored rice krispies called Cocoa Pebbles and they are themed around an old cartoon called The Flintstones.
I just loved your enthusiasm opening the box…..you guys are awesome……thanks for sharing 😎
Ok.... Thing about Salt Water Taffy is that the absolute best way to eat it is the day it is made, preferably right after it comes off the pulling machine. Totally different texture. Much tastier. If you are ever in a coastal city see if you can find a puller, and then try it. luv ya'all
Mom wouldn’t let us have a lot of frosted cereal when we were kids. Instead, we had a lot of unfrosted Shredded Wheat, Cheerios, and Rice Crispies but with heaps of table sugar added to it-I guess it was cheaper that way. We had lots of oatmeal and Cream of Wheat porridge in the ‘70s and ‘80s.
Alaina, You have to let the Mini Frosted Wheats soak in the milk until they are soft. Heavenly! Loved all of Alan's food for you to try.
Candy corn is an iconic fall candy in the US. it is tricolored and shaped like a pointed corn kernel. It isn’t intended to taste like corn. It has a very distinct flavor in my opinion, but one that is very hard to describe. They are very sweet chewable candy, kind of grainy in my opinion. Many people have mixed opinions. Some love them, some hate them. I think many people just buy them for nostalgia and then never eat them. If they do, they eat some every now and again but aren’t exactly into them-it’s just something sweet to eat. There are little candy pumpkins available with the same flavor. It’s something I think you guys should try as it, because it’s very American from what I’ve seen and it’s hard to describe unless you’ve had them. It’s quite a recognizable taste.
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watching you guys struggle with small bowls & big spoons was extra entertaining 😄
the involuntary retching was very special. i think i woke my neighbor with my barking laughter. this was a fun one you guys!
I (63f) have NEVER heard of the Snickers brownie and I live in the U.S. I have eaten 3 of these cereals and Cocoa Puffs is my favorite of these 4. I have eaten Raisin Bran and LOVE it, but I have never tried Raisin Bran Crunch, even though I have seen it in the stores. I like the Queen Anne cherry cordials. Too bad they were ruined. :( Candy Corn is a triangle-shaped candy that is popular in the fall. Apparently, a candy company made cotton candy with the Candy Corn flavor. When I was a child, I ate a cereal that was like the mini-wheats, but it was one large biscuit (it filled the bowl) instead of small ones and there was no sugar coating. I LOVED that cereal. I have seen the game Bean Boozled advertised and there is NO WAY that I would play that game. Thanks for sharing this!!! It's always FUN to watch you open a box and try the foods. :)
Hi, my name is Anthony. I live in the US in a small town called Mt Olive in North Carolina. I enjoy watching reaction to us weird Americans. I was looking through you videos and saw the one where Whitney Houston was singing the national anthem. I saw how amazed your daughter and wife was amazed at her voice. I don't know if you would do any other music but there's a group I love since the early 90's. They sing mostly love songs but the particular song is an outro basically telling their fans they love them and they will return. The harmony and the vocals from the lead are incredible. It's called Silk The Return. Hope you enjoy.
Hey, Anthony. I want to give a shout out to Mt. Olive, North Carolina all the way from Portland, Oregon. (For non-Americans, its literally the other side of the country. Very far away. 2,936 mi/ 4,725 km) You guys have the best pickles in the country! For the past several years my household only buys Mt. Olive pickles. So good!
Best bread and butter pickles ever!!
When I was a kid in the 1960s before moving to England at age 7 in '64, cartoons dominated American TV on Saturday mornings, and most of its commercials were for cereal. The ads of course were mostly cartoons, featuring characters famous to this day (the Kellogg's Corn Flakes rooster, Tony the Tiger, whose inventory of "grrrrreat" cereal has expanded well beyond the original Sugar Frosted Flakes aka Frosties (for some reason "Sugar" has been removed from the names of some cereals, as if that were a health incentive); Toucan Sam for Froot Loops; the crazy bird who is "Cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs;" the "silly rabbit" who never learns that "Trix are for Kids;" Captain Crunch (which my wife eats now); Snap, Crackle and Pop, the Rice Krispies elves, and the Lucky Charms leprechaun. Similar ads for those products were and are shown in Britain, and cereal ads continue, even though the Saturday morning kids' gig was dropped decades ago, in both countries, with new cereals and characters added. (Years ago for the most part I quit eating sugary stuff, trading the cartoon-ad fare for plain old Shredded Wheat, Grape Nuts (do you have those in NZ?) and plain, no-sugar wheat flakes (the less sugar, the more expensive. Makes sense, I suppose from a manufacturing standpoint.) But like most of your reaction videos, this is great nostalgia and it's interesting to compare the similarities among stuff sold in different countries. .
Try the Frosted Mini Wheats straight out of the box, they're great as a snack when on the road or camping, etc.
Thank you! You don’t know how many strange looks I get when I eat them straight out of the box. In our house they’re an alternative to cookies.
Right out the gate the dog acknowleges the excitement and wants to be a part of it. LMAO!
We love:
Honey Nut Cheerios,
frosted mini- wheats
Rice Crispys
Cinnamon Toast Crunch
Reese Puffs
Honey Comb
Love your show. Love you guys!
God Bless!
I prefer eating the frosted mini wheats as a dry snack. I eat the large plain biscuits hot. We poured hot water on them then quickly drain it off, stir in butter and sugar ( and maybe a little milk)
We have Cocoa Pops here in the states too. We call them Cocoa Krispies. And I agree with Atlanta, the Frosted Mini Wheats do taste like straw. I refer to them as little bales of hay. My favorite is Cheerios. They now come in many flavors. I really like the Strawberry Banana Cheerios or the Honey Nut Cheerios.
Candy corn is actually a confectionary that is mostly sold at Halloween. It's very sweet and shaped like a kernel of corn, but tastes nothing like it. Generally, people like it or hate it. I like it.
Love frosted mini wheats, especially the blueberry version.