As a UK snack a holic I ranked these all by what I think I like best. 1. Maltesers ( you should try the Malteser biscuits (cookie) 2. Salt and vinegar is a REALLY popular flavour but theres a various amount of textures, strength in taste and the firmness of a chip. (Walkers are my personal favourite but are more a fan of pickled onion flavour 3. Refreshes are A CHILDHOOD FAVOURITE 4. Dairy milk fruit and nut is my favourite chocolate bar. Cadburys all the way but I love the marvellous creations too 5. Time Out was a favourite of mine when I struggled in school, it was a comfort snack for me and still is now 6. Boost bar Is good but it's not a first pick for me. I have good vibes from this snack as it was a chocolate bar I had won for being so successful in hardest college year. 7. Ripples are good but I would rather have flake. Cadbury over galaxy anytime. 8. Drumstick squashes are a family and partner favourite for me we love all the flavours (they have original which is vanilla and strawberry, the sour ones you tried, blue and pink which cant remember the flavour and the rhubarb and custard) but I'm a chocolate kind of gal so I would only pick these if my favourite chocolate wasnt in stock 9. Drumstick bars are again a childhood favourite but drumsticks are in so many differant types of drumstick sweets. 10. Frazzles are a good crisp my favourite bacon flavoured crisp (chip) by far but they would be ones I'd eat if there wasnt anything else 11. Baked crinkleys are good too ( try a crisp called fish and chips. It's a salt and vinegar cracker style chip.) 12. Wotsits (I really dont like the texture and the cheese taste is too much for me. The puffy textures but when in the mouth it doesnt melt in the mouth) And to answer the frazzles question. The brand does a few different flavours but completely differant chips in shape, texture and flavour for example you have your normal salt and vinegar, cheese and onion and ready salted chips in the walkers (lays) style but Smith's as a brand is most known for the salt and vinegar chopsticks, spicy tomato snaps (square chips) and the frazzles only in bacon flavour Rhubarb and custard boiled sweets are a massive thing in the UK.
Starburst are a British product. Although they were called Opal Fruits when they started out in the UK. The rest of the world got Starburst and eventually the name was changed in the UK. Much to the dismay of everyone currently over 40 today.
@@loveandjunkfood Tunnocks is a brand from Glasgow, Scotland. much smaller than the giant multi nationals. To coin a phrase "they punch well above their weight" delicious confections.
Smiths, the company who make Frazzles, also do a snack called Scampi and Lemon fries. They are quite possibly my most favourite snack of all time. So good.
I have taken to buying the bacon fries/scampi fries boxes from Amazon for around £11. Trouble is I can go through a box in just a few days... so addictive.....
Oh my goodness lol I used to be a childminder, and one day the father came to pick his boys up and I told him I had had to give one of his boys a time out and he said “ What the chocolate bar?” LOL 😂
Rhubarb and custard is a pretty common flavour combination in the UK, it's always rhubarb and custard though...not just rhubarb. The best are the hard Candy's....fookin lovely
All large Cadbury chocolate bars have a resealable seam that you just peel apart to open and press together to close again, same with bags of chocolates and sweets, there's a peelable sticker on the back of the bag so you can reseal it, it's for portion control so you're not tempted to eat the whole bag YEAH RIGHT!! 🤣👍
Rhubarb and custard is a fairly common sweet flavour in the UK, especially in its traditional hard candy (or boiled sweets as we call them) form. Drumsticks were chewy lollipops with a two-tone raspberry and milk flavour for the longest time. Its only in the last 5-10 years theyve branched out to squashies and even a dubious chocolate bar. The salt and vinegar crisps you have are awesome. The company 'Real Crisps' are one of numerous gourmet crisp companies on the UK market at the mo and prob stem from the Kettle Chip brand getting popular in the 90s/2000s. Some see these sorts of crisps as prententious as they are often sold in smart bars and pubs for a slightly inflated price but to me they are often a cut above the corresponding Walkers or Smiths flavours. There are no other flavours of Frazzles and the only thing similar are a snack often sold in pubs called Bacon Fries but these are a bit less in ya face and more subtle. They are both made by Smiths who are owned now by Walkers (and in turn by Lays). PS - i dont think there is any meat at all in Frazzles! Good vid as ever
Yes! Things like doritos, walkers (lays in the US?) etc are all classed as crisps. The wotsits, salt & vinegar and frazzles are all crisps. Chips are strictly for what you would call 'fries' though majority of our chips are much thicker than what I see in the USA. We have a lot more thick cut oven chips too, over skinny deep fried 'fries'.. As in burger King and McDonald's chips. A lot of the crisps you are getting are also the baked version, which are a lot healthier and a lot of companies have switched from using oil. Curly wurlys are amazing..caramal covered in chocolate. The squishies are kinda new here, really old company who make them all but the squishies are new. The refresher squishies are amazing.. They are the 'sour' ones but really aren't sour at all. We don't do a lot of rhubarb at all....onlg time I see is in the chews and also hard boiled sweets. Tastes nothing like rhubarb. The have drumstick, refresher flavours.. They are all the 10p chews. Owwww... I forgot to say, they do a bubblegum version of the squishies too... And the same flavour in the hard chews too. If you ever need or want to try anything specific let me know. I'll happily send you anything you want for the cost price. I live next to a major supermarket. BTW, fruit and nut is the worst chocolate from Cadbury 🙄 Have you guys tried the real Cadbury cream eggs? Only out between Jan and end of March due to being Easter chocolate. They are by far the most superior chocolate EVER
I love all off them being from the uk, if you can try more jacobs mini cheddars/crinkles, the red leister, jalapeño and cheese, sweet chilli are my favourites
Hey, I’ve watched all your videos and it’s really interesting to see your thoughts. I’m originally from the US Southwest, but I now live and work in London. However, I work as a Flight Attendant and spend most of my time crossing back and forth across the Atlantic. So I’ve reached a point in my life where half of my groceries are from the US and half are from the UK, depending on whether I prefer the US or UK version. It’s the same for my family who continuously ask for things from the UK! However we all agree that UK snacks are much more delicious. There are some UK candy and chips that you really need to try (there’s sooooooo many flavours of potato chips in the UK) I’ll have to take some with me and mail them to you soon :)
Love seeing your reactions to what we have over in the UK. Frazzles are uniquely bacon flavour, lots of companies try and imitate them, but are never as good. Rhubarb is used in pies with custard topping as a dessert. Also Rhubarb and custard boiled sweets (candy) are delicious.
i've always had home grown rhubarb crumble and custard the rhubarb juice makes the crumble topping go caramelised.....beautiful taste, here in the UK!!
Rhubarb was very popular as a dessert when I was growing up in UK. You have it with custard and it is so easy to make, plus it is a vegetable, how often can you have vegetables for desert LOL
Rhubarb was popular because it's very easy to grow yourself (and therefore cheap). Very common back in the 1960s/70s, not so common any more. Often combined with other fruit (like rhubarb and apple or rhubarb and blackberry) and usually served with custard as a dessert.
Rhubarb and Custard are a traditional what we'd call boiled sweet, a hard candy coated in sugar, when I was a kid they'd be in those large glass jars in the sweet shop and you'd ask for quarter of a pound (or whatever weight you wished) and they'd weigh them out for you in a little paper bag, also in the 70's (showing my age now) there was a very popular kids animated tv show called 'Roobarb and Custard' which I absolutely loved! Home baked Rhubarb pie or crumble were staple desserts when I was a kid too, actually I still make them, my Dad would always grow rhubarb in the garden and he'd put black plastic bins over the plants to 'Force' them which makes them more tender and sweeter, there's an area in England called the Rhubarb Triangle where there are lots of Rhubarb growers who grow forced rhubarb in pitch black sheds.
If only you could try the absolute amazing Prawn Cocktail flavoured Wotsits. sadly haven't been made in over a decade :( oh and The Real McCoy has a flavour called "King Prawn" it's basically Prawn Cocktail again
Rhubarb and custard is a classic combo over here (UK) rhubarb and apple is a very popular crumble recipe, most ppl smother it with custard. Therefore rhubarb and custards are a classic old school boiled sweet flavour too.
Raisins are dried grapes, but so are sultanas and currants. In the UK (and I think some of the Commonwealth nations), the term 'raisins' is reserved for larger dried dark grape varieties and 'currant' for the smaller dried dark grape varieties. The more golden-coloured grapes are called 'sultanas' when they're dried. Cadbury probably uses a mixture of raisins and currants and then labels it as 'dried grapes' to keep the ingredient list shorter.
Oh and drumstick has tons of flavours, like bubblegum, blackcurrant and apple, but the original is milk and raspberry, tastes better than it sounds haha we have loads of rhubarb and custard sweets here and they are my favourites. Especially the hard boiled ones
Coincidentally... I was just finishing off a bar of Cadbury’s fruit & nut just as you picked yours up off the table!!! Just a tip... you (John) were struggling to open that bar of chocolate and resorted to using a knife. There’s an easy-open flap on the back, and explains how to easily open it... the tabs just pull apart 😀
OH MY GOSH!!! LOL! So, we didn't plan on Jon struggling with packages to be "a thing" in our videos but somehow it has become that. When we watch our videos to edit, we always get a chuckle out of it. Thank you so much for the tip!
The squishies are "Foam" type gummy sweets. I also love them but the original raspberry and milk none sour ones are the best. If you like foam gummies then try haribo terrific turtles 🐢. Little green turtle gummies with green foam underneath. Also have you tried "Pint pots" Beer flavoured pint glass gummies.
Wotsits are cheese puffs, we don't normally refer to them as crisps. If it's thinly sliced potato it's a crisp. Frazzles are a weird one, they are a cross between a puff and a crisp, they kind of stand on their own. But you could refer to them as crisps.
I like that with just about all of them, you take a second, and then go "ooooooh!" If you can get pink wafers or tunnocks caramel wafers, you might like those.
So I have just paused your video at the point where you are now about to open the Time Out because I was just watching your video before this where you mention how much John likes wafer and my first thought was "he needs to try a time out!", so I'm more excited about seeing this reaction than I probably should be Lol! I've already eaten two of them today... probably why it was my first thought Lol. Anyway, just had to make a comment, now off I go to unpause and enjoy the rest of it... :)
Nottingham uk - hot food - chips = thick cut (french fries) / french fries = same thin cut fried potato like McDonald’s fries ....snack food crisp=potato chips (made from just potato) like walkers , lays, kettle and then there are corn snacks like Cheetos / wotsits / frazzles however for slang or short or laziness we call all snack ones packets of crisp sometimes
Hi, crisps here in the UK are basically all potato or corn bassed snacks. Some crisps are referred to by their brand or names, ie Doritos, frazzles and wotsits but they are all still essentially crisps.
We get rhubarb and custard or rhubarb and ginger in other sweets too. They come in hard lumps as well as soft - and we also get rhubarb and ginger gin. I love it.
Depending on where your from in England it varies, but as a traveler around England I've found that what you call chips are chrisps but other things like frazzles and wotsits generally go by there name but as I say it depends on where your from some places every bagged savory snack is regarded as chrisps
First its not chrisps its crisps and they're generally all called crisps but you can also go by the name they are very interchangeable its not one or the other
Just had for my dinner Gosh Falafel, beetroot and chard salad dressed with extra virgin olive oil and lemon and a couple olives, pitta breads, curly fries, houmous and jalapeno and tomato relish AMAZING AMAZING
Hi, if you love crackers tryCARRS CHEESE MELTS, they are amazing also. Try MINI CHEDDARS, they come in little bags 6 come in a bigger bag, they are yummy. There is a area in Yorkshire called the rhubarb triangle for over 100 years farms have dark tunnels were they grow masses of rhubarb, evidently you can hear it grow because it grows so fast. Over hear you can buy rhubarb and custard milk shake , there are gummies. Please keep enjoying these snacks., great post,
The jacobs crisp/chips that brand actually do big packets of crackers as well as tubs of a selection of different crackers so normally in the UK people would butter the cracker followed by sliced cheese and pickles. I may be wrong but i'm pretty sure Jacobs originally made crackers then eventually started to make there own crisps/chips i actually prefer there original flavour crisp which is cheese they also do BBQ flavour. Also i'm not a fan of rhubarb and custard i prefer apple crumble and custard specially my homemade.
Love and Junk you’ve got some really good British options in this video 😁 we take some of this for granted. Really enjoyed and will continue watching you guys 🥰
We don't really call wotsits or frazzles crisps (or other snacks simlar) we would just call them by their name. Drumsticks are made by a company called Swizzlers in the Peak district ( a beautiful place in northern England) they make lots of different sweets that usually come in a mixed bag (great for a little treat for the kiddo's to choose just one). Ice-cream from the guy's who come round the street in the vans some have just flakes (not ripples), some do flakes and fudge (fudge stick with no chocolate and its delicious!) that they stick in the ice-cream cone.
Frazzles are my favourite lol - I’m 49 but when I was like a child, I would go shopping with my mum every week and she would buy me a BIG bag of frazzles and I would wait outside Sainsbury’s and eat them while I wait for her Lol and I would have them in my sandwiches at school. Like cheese and frazzles or ham and frazzles or marmite and frazzles lol xx
In uk crisps are usually separate from potato chips which for us would probably be referred to by the brand but crisps cover all types.pringles are specific as they are in the tube so we would ask for pringles and not crisps.Chips are cooked fat juicy sliced potatos served with other fried cooked food but fish and chips is the Uk's goto meal.fish and chip shops are everywhere in the uk frazzle's like lots of brands are well known and quite old As you know cadbury! Or cad - berry as you pronounce it is the Uk's most loved chocolate with a lot of milk hence the smooth taste
This is the first time I’ve seen your channel, and it’s brilliant. You seem such lovely, down to earth people. Definitely subscribing as I want to see more. Very interesting 👍
Crisps are only made from chipped potato (i.e. potato chips). To call, for example, corn snacks 'crisps' is wrong - it's a popular mistake but wrong nonetheless. In the UK, they can only be called 'crisps' if they are made from chipped potato - even reformed potato snacks can't be called 'crisps'.
First time here, pleased you like our sweets and crisps.. I’m 63 and rhubarb & custard sweets have been around all my life.. you can get that flavour in a boiled sweet. I believe all our sweets are natural ingredients too... got to be good!
I get quite a lot of "Americans react" videos in my CZcams recommendations. This is the first time I've seen your channel. Some channels, I don't know why but I don't find them very authentic. I must say, I really enjoy your videos, I love the enthusiasm and you seem to have a real curiosity for British culture (especially food!!). Will definitely be subbing now and ringing the bell. Thanks for the videos and I hope to enjoy a lot more.
hi love and junk, we really enjoy your channel and find you guys to be really lovely and just wholesome to watch. Most of the people I know refer to crisps as a generic name, for example if im doing the grocery shop i'll just write down crisps and then we pick whatever type we fancy when we are there, I include wotsits in the crisps category but will also understand if someone else said cheese puffs. Im originally from Buckinghamshire, my partner is from Bristol and we now live in Swansea Wales.
Yep all crisps. Just a generic term we use. I guess if we were specifically describing them we may be like 'corn chip' because that's what It tends to say on the packaging. I definitely recommend tunnocks tea cakes or jaffa cakes
Quite a lot of sweets and candy rhat most people tend to think of as being 'American' are actyally British (you metioned starburst) starburst was originally a british sweet and started life as 'opal fruts' and we're still called 😢opal fruits in Britain until just over 20 years ago, renamed to bring them inline with the international branding and for marketing. Skittles, again weee invented in Britain and later exported to the US market by Wrigley's, and another fun fact about them is that the inside of a skittles is actually basic starburst, and it is just coated in a coloured sugary shell. A lot of americans seem to assume that things like kit-kats are from America or are Japanese but they are also British, twix are British aswell. A lot of traditional American candy was invented in Britain but cane out in America under different names or made by different companies such as, for example, maltesers being renamed as whoppers in the US. Also people think of mars (US) and mars (UK) as beong the same company or at least a division of the same company, and although that may be the case now, originally they were two seperately owned companies, after the owner of mars had a fall-out with his son, the son set up his own compsny im the uk using the mars name which operated for a long tine as a totally different entity to his father's operation in the US. (Until he inherited his fathers company a long time later) A lot of the products were the same or similar as each others, but named differently (such as a snickers in the uk was a marathon etc) but in recent times with both companies being back under the same global ownership, most of the products have been rebranded to the same names globally, with a few exceptions. I still see twix's branded as raider bars every now and then on my travels. There are still those small differences you might notice every now and again. Love these videos. You say whatever words you want to use. its got nowt to do with anyone else.
Ignore any comment that says otherwise - they are all crisps. The aisle in every supermarket that contains these savoury snacks says "Crisps". Obviously you can be specific too but say you were having a stall at a school fete or something you might send someone out to get an assortment of crisps and they could come back with everything from walkers to wotsits, to skips, to pringles. All of them are crisps.
We generally just call them all crisps tbh. Also, filming tip for you. Fix your exposure so the brightness doesn't shift. Lol, I love how the lady leaves the crisps on her side 🤣
As far as I know, Frazzles only make Bacon flavoured. I hate bacon but I love those crisps. Also, they're ALL called crisps. It's just a generic term. Whatever Americans call chips, we call crisps. Love the video :)
In Britain we literally have laws on how much sugar and salt we are allowed in our snacks. So ours are definitely less artificial than american snacks. Every time I've been to America I love the sweets, or candy 🤣, but the sugar rush is real!!!! 🤣🥰
Crisps are potato chips but can be used for any savoury snacks in a bad. But Pringles are crisps too. When you're in a UK go down the Crisp aisle and you'll see all the savoury snacks.
Watsits have a bit of history. They were owned by a different brand for many years and Wakers (lays) had Cheetos. No matter what they did Walkers could not get people to buy Cheetos so in the end just had to suck it up and buy the Watsits brand and discontinued Cheetos in the UK. Over the past few years they have tried again with Cheetos as a budget brand but they still can't find success with them in the UK. I would not be shocked to hear they were discontinued again. Watsits go from strength to strength with new flavours (steak, flaming hot) and new varieties (giants)
@@loveandjunkfood I went in September because the “tourist” season was over and so things weren’t as crowded. Things were crowded, just not as bad.... so I was told. If you are in London be sure to go into the Ritz Hotel to use the loo. 😊
IMO, The word "Crisps" is mostly limited to fried potato slices - everything else in the savoury sector would be termed "snacks". (but a rose by any other name ...)
The only things we would call chips (in a crisp format) would be formed and natcho tortillas. Chips are chunks of potato deep fried or baked (like thick all potato version of US french fries). You guys should do a compare on the ingredients as you guys can put all sorts of crazy chemicals in your food.
There are sweets here that are just generically called Rhubarbs and Custards and they're half pink, half yellow boiled sweets. They'll shred the roof of your mouth but it's worth it 😁
The lady has similar tastes to me. Frazzles and boosts are brilliant. Although I'm a big fan of maltesers, especially the chocolate bar version. As you like boosts, I'd try and get a 5 star bar. I think those are imported but they're like boost but even better. Snaps and Mccoys Thai chicken you might like for crisps. Those are amazing, especially the latter
Hi! Welcome! This is Laura. Glad to know that we both have good taste :) We recently did a viewer box ( out now ) with some new items and just filmed another viewer box. We did receive some of these items mentioned. also...Did you say Maltesers has a chocolate bar version???? What? We have to try that! Thanks for watching! x
@@loveandjunkfood Hi Laura. I love how you reply to your fans! Yeah I saw this not long after posting it. Love it. Yeah they have a chocolate bar version called teasers. More chocolate, less malt. They are amazing! x
We have rhubarb and custard hard boiled sweets (hard candy) that have been around for many years. It’s like an old style flavour that pops up from time to time in reinventions. You can get rhubarb and custard biscuits similar to custard creams which are 2 small pieces of biscuit with a soft filling they are quite cheap but a common biscuit (sweet biscuit) they also do them in strawberry / orange flavour.
Yeah the coated Flake by Cadbury is called a Twirl. I moved from UK to US a couple of years back, miss the huge variety we have back home. If you like Cadbury Crunchie then get down to World Market and get a bag of Honeycomb Chocolate Candy. Also Smiths who make Frazzles make Chipsticks, they have the same texture but punchy Salt and Vinegar and are in the shape of fries. BBQ Beef Hoola Hoops and Skips (prawn cocktail) and standard Worcestershire sauce Walkers were my go to crisps.
Frazzles are a unique one because they ONLY do bacon. Produced since 1975 and little has changed in the recipe. Many supermarkets try to reproduce the flavor in their own brand but nothing comes close to the original :D
Okay if you like prawn cocktail Walker's, try them on white bread with butter. I know it sounds like a childs snack but it's delicious. Salt & vinegar also work
I like it when Americans taste our food. maybe it will take away the stigma or British food being bland and tasteless thank you so much for your opinion and keep up your fine work
You mentioned dream holiday and you also mentioned Alaska. Well, I’d suggest a cruise from Vancouver to Alaska. You’d both love it! I did it 17 years ago with my (then) fiancée, who was also called Laura.
Oh how very sweet! We can't wait to visit Alaska. Heck! We can't wait to visit anywhere at this point. We also would love to see more of Canada. Great idea! Thanks for watching!
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Which of these is your favorite? Or, if you haven't had any of these...Do you prefer sweet or savory snacks?
As a UK snack a holic I ranked these all by what I think I like best. 1. Maltesers ( you should try the Malteser biscuits (cookie) 2. Salt and vinegar is a REALLY popular flavour but theres a various amount of textures, strength in taste and the firmness of a chip. (Walkers are my personal favourite but are more a fan of pickled onion flavour 3. Refreshes are A CHILDHOOD FAVOURITE 4. Dairy milk fruit and nut is my favourite chocolate bar. Cadburys all the way but I love the marvellous creations too 5. Time Out was a favourite of mine when I struggled in school, it was a comfort snack for me and still is now 6. Boost bar Is good but it's not a first pick for me. I have good vibes from this snack as it was a chocolate bar I had won for being so successful in hardest college year. 7. Ripples are good but I would rather have flake. Cadbury over galaxy anytime. 8. Drumstick squashes are a family and partner favourite for me we love all the flavours (they have original which is vanilla and strawberry, the sour ones you tried, blue and pink which cant remember the flavour and the rhubarb and custard) but I'm a chocolate kind of gal so I would only pick these if my favourite chocolate wasnt in stock 9. Drumstick bars are again a childhood favourite but drumsticks are in so many differant types of drumstick sweets. 10. Frazzles are a good crisp my favourite bacon flavoured crisp (chip) by far but they would be ones I'd eat if there wasnt anything else 11. Baked crinkleys are good too ( try a crisp called fish and chips. It's a salt and vinegar cracker style chip.) 12. Wotsits (I really dont like the texture and the cheese taste is too much for me. The puffy textures but when in the mouth it doesnt melt in the mouth)
And to answer the frazzles question. The brand does a few different flavours but completely differant chips in shape, texture and flavour for example you have your normal salt and vinegar, cheese and onion and ready salted chips in the walkers (lays) style but Smith's as a brand is most known for the salt and vinegar chopsticks, spicy tomato snaps (square chips) and the frazzles only in bacon flavour
Rhubarb and custard boiled sweets are a massive thing in the UK.
Yorkie raisin and biscuit is one of my favourites too. I'd pick the raisin and biscuit over the plain chocolate for sure
Curlywirly again was a childhood favourite. My mum would bring them home after coming back from our local corner shop
My boyfriend loves the caramel nibbles but I think they caramel is too sickly
@@kirstenmarieofficial8481 used to be rum and raisin,, another sad loss 😏
Starburst are a British product. Although they were called Opal Fruits when they started out in the UK. The rest of the world got Starburst and eventually the name was changed in the UK. Much to the dismay of everyone currently over 40 today.
Yeh I grew up with Opal Fruits. The new name was very annoying.
Same 👍 they also tasted better
If John likes wafer, you need to get tunnocks caramel wafers. This is a must 🥰
Ooooh nice! We will look for it!
Oh yes, they are addictive.
@@loveandjunkfood Tunnocks is a brand from Glasgow, Scotland. much smaller than the giant multi nationals. To coin a phrase "they punch well above their weight" delicious confections.
Damn right
My husband usually eats really healthy food but tunnock's caramel wafers are his big weakness.
Smiths, the company who make Frazzles, also do a snack called Scampi and Lemon fries. They are quite possibly my most favourite snack of all time. So good.
Damn lockdown!!!
The scampi fries & bacon fries are so nice. Chipsticks too, but they are very vinegary
Ooo I didn't realise that was them I love those so much..
I have taken to buying the bacon fries/scampi fries boxes from Amazon for around £11. Trouble is I can go through a box in just a few days... so addictive.....
Gosh, I'd forgotten those! Fabulous, and far too long since Ive had a pack!
Oh my goodness lol I used to be a childminder, and one day the father came to pick his boys up and I told him I had had to give one of his boys a time out and he said “ What the chocolate bar?” LOL 😂
hey from Yorkshire... all those savoury snacks you have there, are ALL crisps. glad you liked them
Me too west Yorkshire
Yep me to from South Yorkshire.. But yes lays potato chips or as we know them walkers Crisp style are all crisp but we do have cheese puffs as well
Manchester here Hello to all my fellow northeners!
From shakey Wakey. Big up the YRA
@@jakejordan434 me too lol
We put flake bars in our ice cream cones. They called 99s x
As a Brit, I really like that you appreciate the British chocolate and it clearly shows. I'll be watching more of you definitely. Subscribed!
Hi there! Thank you so much! We really have enjoyed everything that we have tried from there!
Rhubarb and custard is a pretty common flavour combination in the UK, it's always rhubarb and custard though...not just rhubarb. The best are the hard Candy's....fookin lovely
The way they opened the dairy milk I think I actually shed a couple tears
Hi, this is Laura...LOL! He struggles so much! I always laugh when I watch our videos back because sitting next to him, sometimes I miss it~
As a brit my self i enjoyed frazzles between two slices of white bread and butter... a full packet between the bread as sandwich very tasty lol
That really sounds good! YUM! Thanks for watching!
All large Cadbury chocolate bars have a resealable seam that you just peel apart to open and press together to close again, same with bags of chocolates and sweets, there's a peelable sticker on the back of the bag so you can reseal it, it's for portion control so you're not tempted to eat the whole bag YEAH RIGHT!! 🤣👍
Rhubarb and custard is a fairly common sweet flavour in the UK, especially in its traditional hard candy (or boiled sweets as we call them) form.
Drumsticks were chewy lollipops with a two-tone raspberry and milk flavour for the longest time. Its only in the last 5-10 years theyve branched out to squashies and even a dubious chocolate bar.
The salt and vinegar crisps you have are awesome. The company 'Real Crisps' are one of numerous gourmet crisp companies on the UK market at the mo and prob stem from the Kettle Chip brand getting popular in the 90s/2000s. Some see these sorts of crisps as prententious as they are often sold in smart bars and pubs for a slightly inflated price but to me they are often a cut above the corresponding Walkers or Smiths flavours.
There are no other flavours of Frazzles and the only thing similar are a snack often sold in pubs called Bacon Fries but these are a bit less in ya face and more subtle. They are both made by Smiths who are owned now by Walkers (and in turn by Lays). PS - i dont think there is any meat at all in Frazzles!
Good vid as ever
Yes! Things like doritos, walkers (lays in the US?) etc are all classed as crisps. The wotsits, salt & vinegar and frazzles are all crisps.
Chips are strictly for what you would call 'fries' though majority of our chips are much thicker than what I see in the USA.
We have a lot more thick cut oven chips too, over skinny deep fried 'fries'.. As in burger King and McDonald's chips.
A lot of the crisps you are getting are also the baked version, which are a lot healthier and a lot of companies have switched from using oil.
Curly wurlys are amazing..caramal covered in chocolate.
The squishies are kinda new here, really old company who make them all but the squishies are new. The refresher squishies are amazing.. They are the 'sour' ones but really aren't sour at all.
We don't do a lot of rhubarb at all....onlg time I see is in the chews and also hard boiled sweets. Tastes nothing like rhubarb.
The have drumstick, refresher flavours.. They are all the 10p chews.
Owwww... I forgot to say, they do a bubblegum version of the squishies too... And the same flavour in the hard chews too.
If you ever need or want to try anything specific let me know. I'll happily send you anything you want for the cost price. I live next to a major supermarket.
BTW, fruit and nut is the worst chocolate from Cadbury 🙄
Have you guys tried the real Cadbury cream eggs? Only out between Jan and end of March due to being Easter chocolate. They are by far the most superior chocolate EVER
I love all off them being from the uk, if you can try more jacobs mini cheddars/crinkles, the red leister, jalapeño and cheese, sweet chilli are my favourites
Oh nice! Will look for those. Thank you!
Hey, I’ve watched all your videos and it’s really interesting to see your thoughts. I’m originally from the US Southwest, but I now live and work in London. However, I work as a Flight Attendant and spend most of my time crossing back and forth across the Atlantic. So I’ve reached a point in my life where half of my groceries are from the US and half are from the UK, depending on whether I prefer the US or UK version. It’s the same for my family who continuously ask for things from the UK! However we all agree that UK snacks are much more delicious. There are some UK candy and chips that you really need to try (there’s sooooooo many flavours of potato chips in the UK) I’ll have to take some with me and mail them to you soon :)
I can still taste the Frazzles three hours after watching this video.
Love seeing your reactions to what we have over in the UK. Frazzles are uniquely bacon flavour, lots of companies try and imitate them, but are never as good. Rhubarb is used in pies with custard topping as a dessert. Also Rhubarb and custard boiled sweets (candy) are delicious.
i've always had home grown rhubarb crumble and custard the rhubarb juice makes the crumble topping go caramelised.....beautiful taste, here in the UK!!
Rhubarb was very popular as a dessert when I was growing up in UK. You have it with custard and it is so easy to make, plus it is a vegetable, how often can you have vegetables for desert LOL
Rhubarb was popular because it's very easy to grow yourself (and therefore cheap). Very common back in the 1960s/70s, not so common any more. Often combined with other fruit (like rhubarb and apple or rhubarb and blackberry) and usually served with custard as a dessert.
Rhubarb and Custard are a traditional what we'd call boiled sweet, a hard candy coated in sugar, when I was a kid they'd be in those large glass jars in the sweet shop and you'd ask for quarter of a pound (or whatever weight you wished) and they'd weigh them out for you in a little paper bag, also in the 70's (showing my age now) there was a very popular kids animated tv show called 'Roobarb and Custard' which I absolutely loved! Home baked Rhubarb pie or crumble were staple desserts when I was a kid too, actually I still make them, my Dad would always grow rhubarb in the garden and he'd put black plastic bins over the plants to 'Force' them which makes them more tender and sweeter, there's an area in England called the Rhubarb Triangle where there are lots of Rhubarb growers who grow forced rhubarb in pitch black sheds.
If only you could try the absolute amazing Prawn Cocktail flavoured Wotsits. sadly haven't been made in over a decade :(
oh and The Real McCoy has a flavour called "King Prawn" it's basically Prawn Cocktail again
Rhubarb and custard is a classic combo over here (UK) rhubarb and apple is a very popular crumble recipe, most ppl smother it with custard. Therefore rhubarb and custards are a classic old school boiled sweet flavour too.
Thank you so much! We really don't have anything like that! It was great to give it a try!
Raisins are dried grapes, but so are sultanas and currants. In the UK (and I think some of the Commonwealth nations), the term 'raisins' is reserved for larger dried dark grape varieties and 'currant' for the smaller dried dark grape varieties. The more golden-coloured grapes are called 'sultanas' when they're dried. Cadbury probably uses a mixture of raisins and currants and then labels it as 'dried grapes' to keep the ingredient list shorter.
Oh and drumstick has tons of flavours, like bubblegum, blackcurrant and apple, but the original is milk and raspberry, tastes better than it sounds haha we have loads of rhubarb and custard sweets here and they are my favourites. Especially the hard boiled ones
You guys are the cutest! Enjoying watching you so far :)
Thank you so much! Welcome to the family!
Coincidentally... I was just finishing off a bar of Cadbury’s fruit & nut just as you picked yours up off the table!!!
Just a tip... you (John) were struggling to open that bar of chocolate and resorted to using a knife. There’s an easy-open flap on the back, and explains how to easily open it... the tabs just pull apart 😀
OH MY GOSH!!! LOL! So, we didn't plan on Jon struggling with packages to be "a thing" in our videos but somehow it has become that. When we watch our videos to edit, we always get a chuckle out of it. Thank you so much for the tip!
Also ABSOLUTE love the length of thought that went into describing the twiglets it IS coated in Marmite you were 100% correct
The squishies are "Foam" type gummy sweets. I also love them but the original raspberry and milk none sour ones are the best. If you like foam gummies then try haribo terrific turtles 🐢. Little green turtle gummies with green foam underneath. Also have you tried "Pint pots" Beer flavoured pint glass gummies.
Wotsits are cheese puffs, we don't normally refer to them as crisps. If it's thinly sliced potato it's a crisp. Frazzles are a weird one, they are a cross between a puff and a crisp, they kind of stand on their own. But you could refer to them as crisps.
I'm from England also.. Love your videos thank you for making them 😊
I like that with just about all of them, you take a second, and then go "ooooooh!"
If you can get pink wafers or tunnocks caramel wafers, you might like those.
So I have just paused your video at the point where you are now about to open the Time Out because I was just watching your video before this where you mention how much John likes wafer and my first thought was "he needs to try a time out!", so I'm more excited about seeing this reaction than I probably should be Lol! I've already eaten two of them today... probably why it was my first thought Lol. Anyway, just had to make a comment, now off I go to unpause and enjoy the rest of it... :)
Nottingham uk - hot food - chips = thick cut (french fries) / french fries = same thin cut fried potato like McDonald’s fries ....snack food crisp=potato chips (made from just potato) like walkers , lays, kettle and then there are corn snacks like Cheetos / wotsits / frazzles however for slang or short or laziness we call all snack ones packets of crisp sometimes
Hi, crisps here in the UK are basically all potato or corn bassed snacks. Some crisps are referred to by their brand or names, ie Doritos, frazzles and wotsits but they are all still essentially crisps.
I do like to see people enjoying themselves! (Nicely!)
We get rhubarb and custard or rhubarb and ginger in other sweets too. They come in hard lumps as well as soft - and we also get rhubarb and ginger gin. I love it.
Depending on where your from in England it varies, but as a traveler around England I've found that what you call chips are chrisps but other things like frazzles and wotsits generally go by there name but as I say it depends on where your from some places every bagged savory snack is regarded as chrisps
First its not chrisps its crisps and they're generally all called crisps but you can also go by the name they are very interchangeable its not one or the other
Yea they're all crisps. The only exception I can think of that I wouldnt call crisps are mini chedders
@@ducky169 Yeah this pretty much.... I'd not actually call the Crinkleys crisps either, ironically I'd probably call them Mini Cheddars lol.... XD
Just had for my dinner Gosh Falafel, beetroot and chard salad dressed with extra virgin olive oil and lemon and a couple olives, pitta breads, curly fries, houmous and jalapeno and tomato relish AMAZING AMAZING
Oooooh THAT sounds awesome!
Hi, if you love crackers tryCARRS CHEESE MELTS, they are amazing also. Try MINI CHEDDARS, they come in little bags 6 come in a bigger bag, they are yummy. There is a area in Yorkshire called the rhubarb triangle for over 100 years farms have dark tunnels were they grow masses of rhubarb, evidently you can hear it grow because it grows so fast. Over hear you can buy rhubarb and custard milk shake , there are gummies. Please keep enjoying these snacks., great post,
Smith's bacon fries are even better than frazzles and same company
Agreed
Their Scampi Fries are awesome too!
Smith's bacon fries cost a lot more though
The jacobs crisp/chips that brand actually do big packets of crackers as well as tubs of a selection of different crackers so normally in the UK people would butter the cracker followed by sliced cheese and pickles. I may be wrong but i'm pretty sure Jacobs originally made crackers then eventually started to make there own crisps/chips i actually prefer there original flavour crisp which is cheese they also do BBQ flavour.
Also i'm not a fan of rhubarb and custard i prefer apple crumble and custard specially my homemade.
Watching Americans eat Frazzles has just become my new favourite thing!
Awe hi Becky! Hearing that just became our new favorite thing! x
Love and Junk you’ve got some really good British options in this video 😁 we take some of this for granted. Really enjoyed and will continue watching you guys 🥰
We don't really call wotsits or frazzles crisps (or other snacks simlar) we would just call them by their name. Drumsticks are made by a company called Swizzlers in the Peak district ( a beautiful place in northern England) they make lots of different sweets that usually come in a mixed bag (great for a little treat for the kiddo's to choose just one). Ice-cream from the guy's who come round the street in the vans some have just flakes (not ripples), some do flakes and fudge (fudge stick with no chocolate and its delicious!) that they stick in the ice-cream cone.
Rhubarb crumble and custard from childhood comes to mind mmmmm - you are sparking childhood memories today 🥰
Awe! So nice to hear! Thank you!
Frazzles are my favourite lol - I’m 49 but when I was like a child, I would go shopping with my mum every week and she would buy me a BIG bag of frazzles and I would wait outside Sainsbury’s and eat them while I wait for her Lol and I would have them in my sandwiches at school. Like cheese and frazzles or ham and frazzles or marmite and frazzles lol xx
Awe! That's lovely! Thanks for sharing. We are big fans of frazzles, so good!
Snickers were rebranded from Marathon. A British peanut chocolate bar initially x Ripple ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
In uk crisps are usually separate from potato chips which for us would probably be referred to by the brand but crisps cover all types.pringles are specific as they are in the tube so we would ask for pringles and not crisps.Chips are cooked fat juicy sliced potatos served with other fried cooked food but fish and chips is the Uk's goto meal.fish and chip shops are everywhere in the uk frazzle's like lots of brands are well known and quite old As you know cadbury! Or cad - berry as you pronounce it is the Uk's most loved chocolate with a lot of milk hence the smooth taste
We call all kind of puffs or potato chips crisps. Wotsits are usually for kids or babies in the uk, but they're definitely yum.
This is the first time I’ve seen your channel, and it’s brilliant. You seem such lovely, down to earth people. Definitely subscribing as I want to see more. Very interesting 👍
Awe thank you so much!
It's great to see you guys loving the chocolate!
Crisps are only made from chipped potato (i.e. potato chips). To call, for example, corn snacks 'crisps' is wrong - it's a popular mistake but wrong nonetheless. In the UK, they can only be called 'crisps' if they are made from chipped potato - even reformed potato snacks can't be called 'crisps'.
We say crips to all crips or we say the brand names depends on if you have a mixed bag of crips enjoy glad you like them uk fan
Chocolate covered flakes are called TWIRLS XX
And, weirdly, you reviewed the Twirl back in 2019 and you weren't very keen on them! Very similar to the Ripple bar.
Wotsits in the 1980s used to send your fingers orange for days and the flavour was to much stronger i miss them being like that :(
First time here, pleased you like our sweets and crisps.. I’m 63 and rhubarb & custard sweets have been around all my life.. you can get that flavour in a boiled sweet. I believe all our sweets are natural ingredients too... got to be good!
Hi there! Thanks for stopping by. We were finally send those in our most recent viewer box! YUM!
I get quite a lot of "Americans react" videos in my CZcams recommendations. This is the first time I've seen your channel. Some channels, I don't know why but I don't find them very authentic. I must say, I really enjoy your videos, I love the enthusiasm and you seem to have a real curiosity for British culture (especially food!!). Will definitely be subbing now and ringing the bell. Thanks for the videos and I hope to enjoy a lot more.
Thank you so very much! We really do enjoy the food! Also MUSIC! More on that to come!
hi love and junk, we really enjoy your channel and find you guys to be really lovely and just wholesome to watch. Most of the people I know refer to crisps as a generic name, for example if im doing the grocery shop i'll just write down crisps and then we pick whatever type we fancy when we are there, I include wotsits in the crisps category but will also understand if someone else said cheese puffs. Im originally from Buckinghamshire, my partner is from Bristol and we now live in Swansea Wales.
All them first fore packs are crisps 😊 so all others are also crisps. Crackers we have a whole other isle for them and tend to be near nuts. 😊
Thank you so much!
the crisps are very crispy because they are no longer cooked in oil but Air baked, making them less oily to touch.
My gosh, they are just so good!
Flakes, ripples and twirls should be eaten straight from the fridge.
No.
My partner always has chocolate from the fridge, I just think that’s weird lol
@@charlottemacgregor5061 Some (Inc me) like chocolate to have a snap/bite to it, whilst others prefer it to be 'melty'.
Prawn cocktail are simply awesome.... I love scampi fries and bacon fries too. That was a good mix there. I am so bad with sweet/savoury items.
You rarely see people in these videos try the galaxy ripple and I’m so glad you did! It’s SO good! Flake is a fave of mine too. Another great vid :)
You can't beat an ice cream cone with a flake (we call it a 99) walking along the beach in the summer.
Squashies have rhubarb and custard flavour to :)
Yep all crisps. Just a generic term we use. I guess if we were specifically describing them we may be like 'corn chip' because that's what It tends to say on the packaging. I definitely recommend tunnocks tea cakes or jaffa cakes
Quite a lot of sweets and candy rhat most people tend to think of as being 'American' are actyally British (you metioned starburst) starburst was originally a british sweet and started life as 'opal fruts' and we're still called 😢opal fruits in Britain until just over 20 years ago, renamed to bring them inline with the international branding and for marketing.
Skittles, again weee invented in Britain and later exported to the US market by Wrigley's, and another fun fact about them is that the inside of a skittles is actually basic starburst, and it is just coated in a coloured sugary shell.
A lot of americans seem to assume that things like kit-kats are from America or are Japanese but they are also British, twix are British aswell.
A lot of traditional American candy was invented in Britain but cane out in America under different names or made by different companies such as, for example, maltesers being renamed as whoppers in the US. Also people think of mars (US) and mars (UK) as beong the same company or at least a division of the same company, and although that may be the case now, originally they were two seperately owned companies, after the owner of mars had a fall-out with his son, the son set up his own compsny im the uk using the mars name which operated for a long tine as a totally different entity to his father's operation in the US. (Until he inherited his fathers company a long time later) A lot of the products were the same or similar as each others, but named differently (such as a snickers in the uk was a marathon etc) but in recent times with both companies being back under the same global ownership, most of the products have been rebranded to the same names globally, with a few exceptions. I still see twix's branded as raider bars every now and then on my travels. There are still those small differences you might notice every now and again.
Love these videos. You say whatever words you want to use. its got nowt to do with anyone else.
Ignore any comment that says otherwise - they are all crisps. The aisle in every supermarket that contains these savoury snacks says "Crisps". Obviously you can be specific too but say you were having a stall at a school fete or something you might send someone out to get an assortment of crisps and they could come back with everything from walkers to wotsits, to skips, to pringles. All of them are crisps.
We generally just call them all crisps tbh. Also, filming tip for you. Fix your exposure so the brightness doesn't shift. Lol, I love how the lady leaves the crisps on her side 🤣
Hi! Thank you so much! New camera coming very soon!
Crisps are a generic description but sometimes we use brand names like pringles or wotsits if we want a specific item
As far as I know, Frazzles only make Bacon flavoured. I hate bacon but I love those crisps. Also, they're ALL called crisps. It's just a generic term. Whatever Americans call chips, we call crisps.
Love the video :)
In Britain we literally have laws on how much sugar and salt we are allowed in our snacks. So ours are definitely less artificial than american snacks. Every time I've been to America I love the sweets, or candy 🤣, but the sugar rush is real!!!! 🤣🥰
Prawn Cocktail is my favourite too. You really need to try the Prawn Cocktail Pringles
Good suggestion 😍
Yes Flake Bars do come in Ice Cream Form same as Snickers , Bounty , Malteasers etc
Crisps are potato chips but can be used for any savoury snacks in a bad. But Pringles are crisps too. When you're in a UK go down the Crisp aisle and you'll see all the savoury snacks.
I love the Great British Candy Box !!
Starbursts used to be called Opal Fruits here in the UK.
Rhubarb and custard is a popular desert the rhubarb is made into a rhubarb crumble and have custard on top
Watsits have a bit of history. They were owned by a different brand for many years and Wakers (lays) had Cheetos. No matter what they did Walkers could not get people to buy Cheetos so in the end just had to suck it up and buy the Watsits brand and discontinued Cheetos in the UK. Over the past few years they have tried again with Cheetos as a budget brand but they still can't find success with them in the UK. I would not be shocked to hear they were discontinued again. Watsits go from strength to strength with new flavours (steak, flaming hot) and new varieties (giants)
I loved England and visited for a month in 2004. It was my dream vacation
Oh wow! And for a whole month?! That sounds amazing!
@@loveandjunkfood I went in September because the “tourist” season was over and so things weren’t as crowded. Things were crowded, just not as bad.... so I was told. If you are in London be sure to go into the Ritz Hotel to use the loo. 😊
Next time you need to come to Wales! We have over 600 castles, more per square mile than anywhere else in the world! 🏰 🏴
Gummies, fruity candy, skittles we call sweets and all chocolate we call chocolate bars. 🙂
IMO, The word "Crisps" is mostly limited to fried potato slices - everything else in the savoury sector would be termed "snacks".
(but a rose by any other name ...)
Theyre all crisps you heathen
In the uk we call them ALL crisps
The only things we would call chips (in a crisp format) would be formed and natcho tortillas. Chips are chunks of potato deep fried or baked (like thick all potato version of US french fries). You guys should do a compare on the ingredients as you guys can put all sorts of crazy chemicals in your food.
There are sweets here that are just generically called Rhubarbs and Custards and they're half pink, half yellow boiled sweets. They'll shred the roof of your mouth but it's worth it 😁
Same as cola cubes…👍
The lady has similar tastes to me. Frazzles and boosts are brilliant. Although I'm a big fan of maltesers, especially the chocolate bar version.
As you like boosts, I'd try and get a 5 star bar. I think those are imported but they're like boost but even better.
Snaps and Mccoys Thai chicken you might like for crisps. Those are amazing, especially the latter
Hi! Welcome! This is Laura. Glad to know that we both have good taste :) We recently did a viewer box ( out now ) with some new items and just filmed another viewer box. We did receive some of these items mentioned. also...Did you say Maltesers has a chocolate bar version???? What? We have to try that! Thanks for watching! x
@@loveandjunkfood Hi Laura. I love how you reply to your fans! Yeah I saw this not long after posting it. Love it. Yeah they have a chocolate bar version called teasers. More chocolate, less malt. They are amazing! x
crisps are specific to all crisps (potato chips) other related crunchy items are called by their names such as twiglets., wotsits, hoola hoops
We have rhubarb and custard hard boiled sweets (hard candy) that have been around for many years. It’s like an old style flavour that pops up from time to time in reinventions. You can get rhubarb and custard biscuits similar to custard creams which are 2 small pieces of biscuit with a soft filling they are quite cheap but a common biscuit (sweet biscuit) they also do them in strawberry / orange flavour.
Hi Drew! Thank you. A viewer from the UK just sent us a box and it had the hard candy in it. Video will be out in a day or two. YAY!
Frazzles are a god level snack, the best way to appreciate rhubarb is a good homemade crumble with fresh custard
Yeah the coated Flake by Cadbury is called a Twirl. I moved from UK to US a couple of years back, miss the huge variety we have back home. If you like Cadbury Crunchie then get down to World Market and get a bag of Honeycomb Chocolate Candy.
Also Smiths who make Frazzles make Chipsticks, they have the same texture but punchy Salt and Vinegar and are in the shape of fries. BBQ Beef Hoola Hoops and Skips (prawn cocktail) and standard Worcestershire sauce Walkers were my go to crisps.
Oh my gosh! Will check these out. Thank you! What part of the country are you in?
@@loveandjunkfood Well worth checking out. I’m in Virginia, nice place to be nestled near the Blue ridge mountains. Keep up the good work. 👍🏻
Frazzles are a unique one because they ONLY do bacon. Produced since 1975 and little has changed in the recipe. Many supermarkets try to reproduce the flavor in their own brand but nothing comes close to the original :D
Thank you so much! Good to know! These blew our mind!
A frazzle sandwich is a nice late night snack. squidge it right down with your hand and flatten, butter the bread first
Im so happy you both loved all of these crisps /sweets and chocolates! I love Frazzles they are the best crisps x
Thank you Aymee! We are filming another viewer box tonight! Thank you!
Okay if you like prawn cocktail Walker's, try them on white bread with butter. I know it sounds like a childs snack but it's delicious. Salt & vinegar also work
We are going to give that a try in an upcoming video. Stay tuned!
we have rhubarb gin in the shops in the uk. we mostly bake pies and crumbles with rhubarb.
Love you two, you’re just amazing. I love English sweets and chocolates but to be honest, I’m biased.
I like it when Americans taste our food. maybe it will take away the stigma or British food being bland and tasteless thank you so much for your opinion and keep up your fine work
Hi Dennis! I hope so, we have really enjoyed these boxes so much. We have another viewer box coming out this week. Thank you so much for stopping by!
You mentioned dream holiday and you also mentioned Alaska. Well, I’d suggest a cruise from Vancouver to Alaska. You’d both love it! I did it 17 years ago with my (then) fiancée, who was also called Laura.
Oh how very sweet! We can't wait to visit Alaska. Heck! We can't wait to visit anywhere at this point. We also would love to see more of Canada. Great idea! Thanks for watching!
You guys Love our little treats so much and that`s fantastic, cos we Love your reaction to them. Please consider posting a PO Box number where we can send you some more, because we would love to. Best wishes from Liverpool UK.
Thank you so much! We also love music from there (video coming soon). In the meantime, we do have a po box. We try to remember to put that in the video description but we haven't had it for long so sometimes we forget, but it is Love and Junk po box 1611 Davenport IA 52809. We really appreciate you watching and supporting us!
All crisps are crisps whether they are made from potatoes or not! I love me some crisps!! 😍
Someone needs to send you a pack of Minstrels...just so we can watch you fight over them.
We agree Bill! x
The UK has 750 varieties of cheese, so it's one thing we really do well.