American Tries British Snacks and Tunnocks Tea Cakes for the First Time!
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American Queen Boomer unboxes a British Snack Box from the United Kingdom and tries Tea Cakes, Flake, Aero, Maltesers and several other Snacks and Chocolate from the UK. See her Reaction and Ratings in the video!
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in my 35 years on this planet, that's the first time I've ever seen anyone dip a teacake in tea!
Easy mistake by a non brit tho, they're called tea cakes after all 😅
I'm 58 and it's a first for me to
Correction: M&Ms are like Smarties. In fact, they're directly based on Smarties, which one of the bothers who created M&Ms discovered on a trip to Europe.
M&Ms are literally an American version of Smarties.
It was Forest Mars, (son of Frank C Mars, founder of the Mars Company,) who, during the Spanish Civil War in the '30s, spotted British born soldiers eating Smarties and decided to copy them. Like a decent American, he went over there to fight for freedom, and then like a typical American, he decided that he'd be better off plagiarising one of our established sweets.
Never ever dip a tea cake in a cup of tea!
That’s sacrilege!!
Not a real teacake, which is a type of currant bun, best served toasted with lashings of melted butter.
Only in very specific parts of the UK (I lived in Yorkshire for a year and they were all about the teacake). I think in most other parts these are tea-cakes (certainly in N Ireland where I am)@@grahamtravers4522Also folks, Tunnock's is a very specifically Scottish brand over here, I believe it gradually caught on elsewhere, maybe earliest here in N Ireland. Those Teacakes were an absolute childhood staple at Christmastime for me in the late 80s/early 90s.
I was horrified and thought they were messing around then she actually dipped it.
@@garethm3242 I'm from Scotland and love dipping Tunnocks Tea Cakes in tea ,you can't beat it 😃😃
@grahamtravers4522 that's not a teacake , that's a bun
Queen Boomer confusing Turkish Delight with "afternoon delight" in this was hilarious 😂
Sooner have afternoon delight than Turkish delight lol
Can’t believe you have never heard of Honeycomb which is what a crunchie is
It's just as well CS Lewis didn't make that mistake when writing The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe and have the White Witch tempt Edmund with "afternoon delight" instead of Turkish Delight or one of the most beloved children's story of all time would have been banned!
@@jjc5407 🤣🤣🤣
Anyone else hear the theme in the background when Queen Boomer was eating that flake? - 🎼 ‘Only the crumbliest-flakiest chocolate…tastes like chocolate never tasted before’ 🎼
Now that's gonna be rattling around my brain all night. The ads were good too. Might look one up on here now....Look what you started😂
Mind you, Queen Boomer does have an air of Mrs Rabbit about her in some ways…
the girl in the field of flowers eating a flake yehhhh
The Ads for them were very "suggestive"....if you get my drift!!
@@andywarrington4738 Get her number, you might get lucky. Think her number is 65 or thereabouts now 😂
Who remembers Fry’s tropical bar? I friggin loved it! 😋
Yep.
I've no idea how Queen tasted a liquorice flavour in a chocolate that has never had liquroice anywhere near it!!! 😆
Dark chocolate
@@user-vk4rb7ll3h I think the US palate is so soaked in corn syrup that chocolate without sugar just doesn`t register.
Dark chocolate...they're not used to it. Their chocolate is pretty much all sugar and barely any actual chocolate. Hence why the Nestle stuff was a winner for them, I think. I always consider Nestle to be inferior as far as chocolate goes...they ruined a lot of stuff when they took over Rowntree Mackintosh...RIP Yorkie, Kit Kat, Lion Bars, Toffee Crisp...and the less said about Quality Street nowadays the better. Foul muck in my opinion.
At least it doesn't taste like vomit, unlike Hershey's disgusting excuse for chocolate.
Fry's chocolate cream was the world's first chocolate bar ever made!🫵🏻
And still one of the best. Especially the raspberry version.
The first chocolate bar ever made......
It might be a good idea to check it is still within date ! 😂😂😂
I did not know that!!!
agreed, it was the first mass produced chocolate bar
Seems like QB got one from that very first batch 🤮😁
I love crunchies so I'm surprised at the rating. Good video.
The "Crunchie" is what is called "Cinder Toffee". It is just normal toffee where Baking soda is added at a certian point. that adds air and gives lift to the toffee, which then sets in place.
Frys chocolate cream was the first chocolate bar ever invented.
First mass-produced (sorry to be pedantic, but I was going to post the same comment)
It was also the worst chocolate bar ever made.... it's effing revolting lol
No it's not. The bitterness of the dark chocolate and the sweet fondant centre complement each other well.
@@grahamtravers4522 that's made my day! 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂😂
I don't think dark chocolate is a big thing in the USA, so most people aren't used to its strong flavour. I love it.
I must be one of those weird people that actually enjoy Turkish Delights 😂 every now and again of course not too often!
Did you know they are rose 🌹 flavoured!?
When you say you like Turkish Delight a lot of people respond like you're admiting you're a drug addict to your family during Christmas dinner.
Your comment reminds me of Limmy, (comedian/actor/streamer) he did a techno song called Turkish Delight using the music from the advert. His monologue is like your comment.
You are not alone…. 👍
Your not on your own I love them
Me too 😄
Me and my Dad do also 😊 yummy
Tunnocks tea cakes are the best - don’t dip it in tea
Bro caramel wafers are vastly superior to the tea cake
No disrespect to you Queen, you're great, but what made you think a CRUNCHIE was gonna be soft? 😅
That and thinks it tastes like a sponge!
It looks kind of like biscuit, and they call honeycomb cinder toffee in the US. Reading "honeycomb" on the wrapper probably just seemed like a description of the structure, not an actual substance.
@@dontaskme7004 But it's called Crunchie. Legit the name of a texture
The clue is in the name 😉
'Baby Brain' maybe😀
Turkish Delight is a Meditteranean sweet made from sugar and cornflour, usually flavoured with lemon or rose water. The chocolate covered bar is not representative. We enjoy Flakes stuck into the top of an ice cream cone when the combination is called a '99.' Fry's chocolate cream was the first chocolate bar to be mass produced anywhere in the world and still going strong!
Additionally to the 99's, many 'Ice Cream Sunday's' in restaurants also incorporate flakes.
'Turkish Delight' taste and texture more resembles 'Swarfega' hand-cleanser than the authentic product!
Turkish delight was made for a Sultan of TURKEY by one of his favourite chefs and real Turkish delight is superb
Tunnocks also make snowballs which is basically marshmallow covered in chocolate and dessicated coconut they're amazing
Public service announcement! How had I forgotten these?
Add to shopping: list pack of snowballs, pack of dark chocolate tea cakes.
I prefer the cake snowballs
Tunnock's Caramel Wafers next. You'll LOVE them!
The reason why aerated chocolate tastes so good (or so I've read) is that it melts much quicker in your mouth, coating your taste buds easier than solid chocolate, which gives it a stronger taste.
More surface area too
It’s also a very clever way to give you less chocolate. 😉
It's the greater surface area which makes the difference, same with how grated cheese tastes so much better.
Fry's Chocolate Cream is the oldest and first commercially produced candy bar with chocolate, anywhere in the world. It has been produced by Fry's (now part of Cadbury's) continuously since 1866. Today it comes in original, peppermint, strawberry, orange, and rasberry creme varieties.
there us a coffee version too
Omg Crunchies are elite! Surprised you don’t like them 😂 Aeros are delicious 😂
And it's honeycomb. I practically lived off these in secondary school.
Wait - they don't have honeycomb in sweets in America?!? Also why not just read the wrapper to see what's in the thing haha
Noooo crunchies are the worst! I was sick after trying one when i was little, haven’t touched them since 😅😂
No , there is no honeycomb in US treats.
Reckon the crunch took her by surprise.
Good job you rated the Teacakes high, if you gave them a low score you'd be automatically refused entry into the UK forever lol! :p
So shocked at Queen B's reaction to Crunchies. How can you give a Crunchie bar 2/10 😱
Turkish Delight is like Marmite. You either love it or hate it
i only know one person who loves it, my mum. Know a lot more who like marmite including myself.
@roldzz
Everybody you know has terrible taste, marmite 🤮
It's OK but not a patch on the delights from Turkey & Cyprus.
@@mancuniangamecat8288ypu gotta know how to eat marmite. That where most people go wrong.
Hot toast, lots of real butter, then mix a little marmite into the melted butter on the toast. Consume with a cup of strong yorkshire tea! 👌
Or you go to Turkey & love the real thing.
It’s interesting that the three you either didn’t like or hated were all Fry’s bars. I am surprised that you hadn’t heard of Turkish Delight. The Fry’s bar was an attempt to capture the exoticism of the traditional Persian confection of that name. Turkish Delight is known to have been around since the 18th century, often flavoured with rose water, bergamot and lemon. Additionally traditional Turkish Delight often has nuts, such as pistachios added to it. The bland gel filling of the Fry’s bar that you sampled has very little in common with the real thing. (See the Wikipedia page on Turkish Delight)
Yes! Get the stuff with nuts in. Or a mixed box of rose, pistachio and lemon.
The extra bits of the nut combining with the sweetness yet contrasting with the gelatinous texture and adding a slight hint of savouriness. WAY more sophisticated, not often mentioned. Plenty of boxes of this on the shelves in Turkey.
French music over an American eating a British snack based on a Turkish food ❤
The box it’s cute I wanna keep that and put stuff in it is the most mum thing I’ve ever heard 😂
I warned you those tea cakes are addictive! I would always flatten out the foil “circus tent” afterwards too. It was part of the ritual! 😂
FYI, Tunnocks is a Scottish confectionary/biscuit company. Tunnocks Tea Cakes and Caramel Logs a British icon. You must also try most famous Scottish soft drink - Barrs Irn Bru - biggest selling drink in Scotland.
Is it really? I must admit I do like a cold Irn bru, shame they changed the recipe
Old skwl irn bru was the best. RIP
As a child, we always called the 'Tunnocks' tea cakes marshmallows
Real Turkish delight is nice
Turkish delight in cyprus is called cyprus delight
That chocolate covered Frys effort is horrible and I don't think chocolate pairs well with Turkish delight at all.
Haha, everyone says this to someone who doesn't like it.
Honestly, I have had many real and cheap turkish delights and it's a mixed bag.
Some are LUSH. Some taste like soap.
The Turkish Delight with powdered sugar and flavoured with either rose water or lemon was a Christmas favourite in my childhood home. The round, wooden boxes in which it came became our kids' trinket boxes. The current, chocolate coated variety is better than nothing, but doesn't hold a candle to the real McCoy.
honestly ive never hated anything more than turkish delight n marmite 😭
With those Tunnocks tea cakes I try to take off the marshmallow half first, eat the biscuit base then scoff the mallow 😋
pick off the chocolate without marking the marshmallow eat the marshmallow then the biscuit.
I think we all do that 😂
Perverts!😂
Anyone else's first time hearing of Turkish delight from Narnia the witch and the wardrobe? 🤣
Tunnocks Tea Cakes are actually Scottish and are a short digestive type biscuit (not a cookie) with a marshmallow dome, and covered in either Milk (the most common) or Dark Chocolate. Tunnocks can barely keep production at pace with demand. They are a National Treasure! Tunnocks also make a Caramel Wafer bar also covered with either Milk or Dark Chocolate and are just as good.
Aero & Cadbury chocolate bars are the standards by which everything is measured.
Maltesers are known to be fought over and also come in either Milk or Dark Chocolate.
Incidentally, Smarties absolutely smash M&M's into the dust and can not be regarded even on the same planet.
They called them British, which is correct.
Scotland is part of Britain.
Tunnocks are proudly Scottish, and rightly so. Here in the UK, Britain, that difference between Scottish, English, Welsh, Northern Irish means a lot.
National and Regional identity is a matter of pride.
Tukish delight traditionally came in smallish thin wooden packs and were like scented green, yellow and red jellies. Red being "rose" scented. The were sprinkled with caster sugar too and often only seen at Christmas. Not keen personally, however the Fry's chocolate version I enjoy, especially direct from the fridge.
Teacakes are incredible, I'm so glad you like them! much love from Manchester, England
Love the French music over a British tasting 🤣
Crunchies have cinder toffee in them, not sure where sponge came from :) I haven't had a Fry's cream bar in years, I used to love those as a kid though.
I thought they tasted like after eights. Been a while as well.
I think she thought of the sponge because if you put the honeycomb to your tongue, it sticks and kinda feels like it is drawing out the moisture.
Frys made the first chocolate easter eggs! My Mum was a Fry, her brother Dr Pete Fry had the original chocolate recipe, he lost it in a fire unfort, Joseph Fry was my ancestor, great great great Grandfather (dont know how many greats), they were Quakers right up to my Mums Father.. 😊 i have an old family photo of Miss Cadbury and Miss Fry going for a walk together in the 1920s in the countryside. Wierdly enough i met up with a Cadburies descendent, she is an old friend of my best friend. Weird... small world
The Duke of Argyle is married to one of the Cadbury family which probably helps him afford the upkeep of his Castle in Scotland
In fact all the major British Chocolate Making Families The Frys the Cadburys the Rowntrees and the Thorntons were Quakers
Further contemporary Rowntree another fine Quaker Sweetmaker
the 0-100 journey with the Aero was incredible
I love every one of that selection. Tunnocks are made in Uddingston just outside Glasgow Scotland. They are amazing. Their carmel logs are phenomenal
jackpot tunnocks teacakes are the business 👍
I've never known anyone not to love those :)
Fry's Chocolate Cream and Turkish Delight are amongst my favourite chocolate bars.
Frys chocolate is one of my faves
Turkish delight, my actual least fave
Lol polar opposites
Rule of thumb is if the chocolate is from Cadburys, then it's all Dairy milk. Eg, the flake is made of dairy milk etc
Yeeee lets see a teacake cookalong you could even get king to 'help' :)
I have loved Turkish Delight since my early teens, and the Crunchy is just like a spicy malt which is nice. Those Fry's chocolate cream bars are heavenly, even the old one that had several flavours along the bar as you ate it.
Wish they still made them.
That one was called the Five Centres bar, as each segment contained a different fruit flavoured fondant.
The multi flavoured Fry's was "Fry's Five Centre" and I loved those as well.
The reason Flake and Aero are so good is that the main chocolate taste you get isn't on your tongue, it's in your nose. Aerating the chocolate gives more surface area for the unstable elements which you smell as "chocolate" to leave the bar and enter the air in your mouth and, eventually, your nose. So: you get a bigger chocolate "hit".
Walnut Whips, Lion Bars, Yorkies to name but a few other chocolates to keep an eye out for
Haven't seen a walnut whip for so many years.
Someone send these guys choc tubs (roses, heroes, celebrations and quality street)
The best chocolate bar in the UK is the Galaxy ‘Ripple’… Until you’ve tried that all bets are off 😊
Marble. Don't @ me.
Ripples are underrated. Minstrels too.
I love chocolate but, Galaxy is too milky for my taste buds.
@@AntonyBall-hm4jo - That’s what I think about dairy milk. Dark chocolate is my favourite but I do love Galaxy.
@@Station9.75 same
Crunchies are just honeycomb covered in chocolate 😂. Your reaction to all the Fry’s products was spot on how I feel about them all 😂
Tbf she's not insane, honeycomb/cinder toffee is known in many coastal areas of the states as sponge toffee. It is slightly different, but ingredients wise and flavour wise it's the same, sponge toffee is just slightly softer and less brittle I think.
..or cinder toffee covered in chocolate.
@@OriginsReborn they're the same thing. honeycomb is a more universal name while cinder toffee is a more UK localised name.
Never seen a Tunnock Teacake dipped in tea, it's one that we don't actually dip. Things with centres are normally non-dip same as a Jaffa Cake would be non-dip or a Bakewell tart.
HAHAHHAHAHHAHA I love this video, I love the editing with the sound where Queen Boomer disliked Fry's Chocolate Cream and Fry's Peppermint Cream.
Flake is a 10, too good.
Star bar, double decker, picnic, are also great choc bars!
Turkish delight is centuries old.
It did actually originate in Turkey and is flavoured with either with Rose water or Lemon but was powder sugar coated not chocolate .
Its still widely available in wooden boxes.
the best thing that ever happened to Fry's Turkish Delight was Limmy remixing the original song from their 80s advert into a techno song whilst telling us his personal relationship with turkish delight.
Fry's was the first chocolate bar ever invented. Maybe you got some original 1800's ones sent to you. 😜
Tunnock's Tea Cakes are actually meringue, not marshmallow, even though their wrappers even say the word mallow on them, that's why they are much lighter and airier in texture than marshmallow.
Ripples are my favourite, way better than a normal galaxy bar, and that honeycomb in the crunchie
My mother used to work in the Tunnock's factory about a mile or two from where I grew up. The factory is in a place called Uddingston just outside Glasgow. Decades ago you could smell the chocolate and caramel hovering over the place but that pleasure has largely gone. Every Friday the workers including my mum used to bring a paper bag full of Caramel Wafers, supposedly broken biscuits but there was nothing wrong with them. They had no wrappers and tasted better than the ones in the shops. The Tea Cake is unofficially Scotland's favourite home made sweet.
Hi Q.B., I think you were thinking of the song, (Afternoon Delight) by the Starland Vocal Band from 1976. I like Fry`s Turkish Delight personally but it is rather like Marmite for people`s reactions to it. The Jelly is rose-scented flavour, I had Rosehip Syrup as a baby, so I think that is why I have a liking for it.
I do not however like traditional turkish delight, (white & pink cubes) such as that offered by the White Witch in the Narnia Chronicles. I also love Maltesers, again I had Horlicks tablets as a child & I think that made me predisposed to them. I`m glad you enjoyed these more than the previous British items. :)
I love the frys's chocolate bars, think its just the dark chocolate you dont like.
Great review! Glad to see Queen Boomer liked most of those chocolates from this side of the pond!
As some others have said, although Tunnock's Tea Cakes have a biscuit base you don't traditionally dip those.
If you're gonna mix the flavour with tea, take a big bite (or if you're really greedy and have a big mouth, pop one in whole) then take a mouthful of tea. Messy, but so tasty! 😆
And yes, another vote here for a video of the Queen making some homemade tea cakes (or whatever other baking she fancies) - that would make for a cool video!
The Parisianesque accordion music on a British snacks video made me chuckle
Hello QB, I've just had 2 Tea Cakes with a cuppa.. YUMMY
Best wishes to you, and KB from, Wales.
Good video…. I was surprised at the dislike of fry’s chocolate bars. Yes QB do a baking video! Make a tunnocks tea cake! Btw I’m not Scottish but you should always stress that tunnocks come from Scotland. Credit where it is due! Love from north east England x
I’m one of the few people that actually likes Turkish Delight 😂
The crunchie bar queen didn’t like is chocolate covered honeycomb. Another one I love 😂 agree that Fry’s is vile!
The thing with Frys bars is I like the dark chocolate which it's covered in, but the centre is FAR too sweet.
Crunching was better when it was in orange wrapper, Turkish delight great plus you can get ice cream version in waitrose, don't give queen after eight mints which are slightly better than Frys but I thought crunchie was a better version of twiky it's honeycomb center
@@mikkdc yep same for me, I tend to have half a Fry's Turkish Delight because of this, still love them though!
They call honeycomb cinder toffee in the US
@@dontaskme7004 Same in the UK too. AS a kid I used to buy a quarter of cinder toffee every Friday. Really enjoyed it without the chocolate. Had like a butterscotch like flavour to it but you don't see it being sold much these days.
First time watching from the Uk. Great video guys. Love the work
Also good to note that when you buy an ice cream from an ice cream van you can get one with a flake
I'm ill in bed at the moment, I needed this, it cheered me right up, Queen Boomer is to funny, her reaction to the frys chocolate 😂😂😂😂
Yes, that was so funny. I am surprised the Fry's bar is still on the market...it does have a strange sort of 'musty' flavour about it somehow.
Turkish Delight is everywhere in the UK, yet, the only person I know to enjoy it is my dad.
Not sure why anyone would recommend this, except to get one over on you. Lol
They had an advertising campaign some years ago..
"Aero now with 20% more bubbles..... 🤔
=20% less filling 🤣
No idea where Queen Boomer got liquorice from in the Fry's chocolate. Blooming yummy.
There’s loads of chocolate you could try. Wispa you’ll love cause it’s similar to Aero. Twirl, Bounty, Curly Wurly. Galaxy Bar plain and Caramel. Cadbury bar fruit n nut. To name but a few.
They have galaxy over there but it’s called dove.
A Wispa bar is elite. 😎
@@The-Underbaker It needs to have been put in the fridge for a bit.
The lovely Queen Boomer is confusing Turkish delight (which is the filling in the Turkish delight bar) with 'Afternoon delight' which would describe lovemaking taking place during the afternoon hours
Maybe a term used in a Turkish Jail!
I can't believe that you have no idea what Turkish delight is! Every tourist who goes to Turkey brings home Turkish delight which is soft gelatin usually flavoured with rose petals.
Never in my entire life have i ever witnessed someone dipping a friggin tunnochs tea cake into a cup of tea....they say we Scots are mental 🤣
Turkish Delight is like a chocolate covered urinal cake.
So.......How do you know what a urinal cake tastes like? 🤣🤣
@@JL-xz3zfthey're a urinal cake connoisseur 😂
Misspent youth.
Do you eat the urinal cakes pre or post use, asking for a friend.
@@EarthlyEden1 Too dry before.
The best chocolate we have is Galaxy. Pure silk. Chill in the fridge and break a bit off and wash down with a hot cup of Yorkshire tea. Another universe.
Their Dove chocolate is our Galaxy
One of my teachers brought in Turkish Delight (non-chocolate) when we studied The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. It made us all realize how much of a toll rationing had on people's tastebuds - that's got to be the only reason that Edmund loved it that much.
Something that took me ages to realize is that Smarties' shells have vague fruit flavorings. You can really taste it on the orange, yellow, and green ones (those are the citrus flavors).
No liquorice in the Fry's 🤔 her taste buds are broken 🤣🤣🤣 I hope you like them better king 👑 👍
I've always loved Frys Chocolate, and real Turkish Delight from Turkey or Crete or one of the other Mediterranean coastal countries is a beautiful thing
Im Scottish and Tunnock's is a Scottish brand. They also make the Caramel Wafers you tried in your last tasting video 😋🏴
Tunnock’s products are awesome! Turkish delight tastes like soap. 🤢
Dark choc FTW
Ah, Tunnocks. The not very big brand from Glasgow that punches well above it's weight in the corporate confection market.
I don't know if this is a false memory, but i think I had ones with strawberry jam in them
@@Crissy_the_wonder Might have been a Wagon Wheel?!
"You know how m&ms are melt in your mouth?"
Yeh, the reason the smarties shell is thicker - get this.
Have a mouthful of Smarties, then take a swig of tea. Then you're just crunching through sweet, colourful shells of delicious melted chocolate . . . 😋😋😋
Also yeh - tunnocks tea cakes are just the best.
And Tunnocks Caramel wafers? Theyre good but the Dark Chocolate ones are even better.
same with a Twix
bite a little off each end
then suck tea or coffee through it like a straw
AWESOME
{:-) PAV UK
@@davexvs I've done this with Galaxy Caramels too.
Melty caramel and tea - just great
@@anthonyholroyd5359 once the concept is learned
trial on any other like shaped snacks
ensues usually with the same results
Aero is even better if you leave it in your mouth to melt rather than biting it.
The irony of doing a British taste test with French music 😂
Great description of a Flake.your spot on, Mint Aero is better than chocolate one.Tunnocks Tea Cakes are a Scottish legend,as kids we got them as a treat
orange is the best of all of them
Turkish delight are like olives to me. I recognise that I do not like the flavour, but they’re so moreish. It’s really weird.
Heroin is also moreish but I also don't recommend that either
Aww, I really enjoyed that. My favourites are foam bananas and foam shrimps.
There was a reason you couldn't get Smarties at one time in the USA. They had red ones which were coloured with cochineal that's made from crushed insects.
This is not true. Smarties have never been sold in the USA but are sold and made in Canada. Red has never been withdrawn or banned. Cochineal is not bad or dangerous but people can be allergic to it and it’s not technically vegetarian/vegan. When Smarties went over to all natural dyes they started to use beetroot dye for red and pink, which is also cheaper.
Fry’s chocolate is granny chocolate. It tastes like it’s been in a drawer for 3 years surrounded by mothballs and powder puffs.
Hey... whoa there! You take a poke at grannies......... and your name is Mildred??? 🤣🤣🤣😂🤣🤣🤣😂🤣🤣😂
This video made me realise something which should have been obvious a long time ago....queen boomer needs her own channel. i wonder if thats where this going
Yes, maybe a side channel for the baking/pastry similar to the cooking side channel Debbie (from The Natasha and Debbie Show) has.
Worthy mentions - Marbel, Boost, Picnic Bar, Twirl, Starburst, Yorkie Bar (original & raison and biscuit), Cadburys Caramel, Flake (white chocolate), Dime Bar and Toffee Crisp. There's loads more but my mind gone blank.
Caramac, Jammy Dodger, Wispa, Starbar, Topic, Wagon Wheels, Freddo, Black Jack/ Fruit Salad..
Turkish delight comes from Turkey (obviously) and they're very diverse over there, with dozens of different flavours and fillings. I recommend searching for it on google images and having a look if you haven't been to Turkey before - you can have entire shops dedicated to it. But it's more of a western take on them to cover it in chocolate.
So glad you liked the aero! My favorite 😍
Flake usually goes well with ice cream. A lot of ice cream vans in Britain sold 99p flaked ice cream.
I love Turkish Delight. Haven’t had one for ages. Like Marmite, you love it or hate it.
Some others to try…
Wispa, Wispa Gold, Double decker, Kitkat, Mars Bar, Milky Way, Curly Wurly, Cadburys Caramel, Yorkie Bar,
Orange Aero. Cadburys Fruit and Nut and let’s all not forget….Rolos, Munchies and Mint Munchies.
Sacrilege ..... only in America would you dip a Tunnocks Tea Cake in tea!!?! 😂 Yes, I would love Queen Boomer to do a video for a home-made version. With the Fry's chocolate bars, could the Queen be put off by the Dark chocolate (actually, dark chocolate is my favourite), which is a lot more bitter than milk choc.? 'Licorice butt-hole flavour' made me laugh so much .... and I've got to ask - how would she know? 😉
The Queens reactions were brilliant, 🥰🤗😘 she definitely deserves more chocolate 🤣
The taste in the Fry's Chocolate Cream is the dark chocolate. It's covered in *really* dark chocolate, with a bitter edge to it (there's no liquorice). It was the first chocolate bar in the world though.
The very worst thing about the first pandemic lockdown in 2020 - they closed the Tunnocks factory, because it's a tiny wee firm, and they couldn't guarantee keeping staff safe. They sold out everywhere. It was not good.
Great to see your reactions- so much laughter! By the way there is also an orange aero bar.
The flattening and then the folding of the carefully unwrapped Tunnocks tea cake wrapper is almost uk council estate origami