British Highschoolers try Trader Joe's Snacks for the first time!
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- čas přidán 15. 05. 2024
- Today we're back again with the British Highschoolers with a large selection of some of the most iconic Trader Joe's snacks we brought over from the states for them to try!
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pralines, paralines, parlins.. who knows 🤣
Huh?
Pray .. leans. 😊
The pronunciation depends on where in the US you are. :) We say it both ways!
CZcams, CZcamss, YouTubs… who knows 😊
Americans say it "prayleans"
I petition for you to bring Mr. Smith to America and do a food and snack tour with him!
Agreed we must copy and paste. These on all their videos!
Yes to this please
Yes yes yes!
I agree!! I’m Hoping that comment was like an easter egg for what’s to come! How great of a series would that be!!! Can you imagine how much he would love southern food??
Mr. Smith comes to America is a great name for the next Jolly series. Mr. Smith can bring the lads and it will be a pedagogically sound educational experience. And the shenanigans they will get up to
If the Brits said it’s bland, then it’s BLAND 🤣
Former TJ's employee here. I agree. Bamba is bland and not one of the crew members' faves.
If you haven’t been to the UK, and is it a fantastic food, then you are no position to talk about it. Because of Stanley, Tucci says we have some of the best food in the world probably the best food shopping, then it must be true
@@akirebara I LIVE for Bamba as a treat! And it's always sold out at my TJs!!
it tastes like peanuts and is more of a drinking snack. also its not something trader joes invented. they just sell it.
I studied abroad in the UK and lived in Lancaster, England for 6 months. I also traveled around the UK and Ireland. I've lived and worked in the US over 20 years, in Sydney, Australia for 4 years, and Hong Kong for 6 years. I traveled all around the world for my work and just because I lived abroad and could travel....so I think I am in a position to talk. British food leaves a bit to be desired. The best UK food is Indian and Chinese restaurants but that's a bit funny. Fish and Chips are very good, as are roasts and you do have good beer. @@phoenix-xu9xj
I'm a Brit living in the USA. Trader Joe's is such a cool grocery store! The employees are so friendly, it's like they all took happy pills! Best grocery store ever!
They really do have great customer service! One of the many reasons I keep going back.
As someone who lives in America, we do in fact take happy pills…
@@masha5444 don't talk to me unless i've had my happy pills!
@sugarbomb26
What is ur thoughts about peanut butter ???
You must try the hazelnut Bamba if you haven’t! ❤
I like how British kids cover their mouths when they speak while eating. Actually, they do it even when they aren't talking. Very polite and a bit dorky-adorable. Adorkable?
Same here, very impressed with their manners
Is it not a common thing to do in the USA?
@tommasoren5203 I've always covered my mouth out of habit when I eat and so many people find it strange or ask me why or just think I'm very shy. Doesn't seem to be super common here.
@@tommasoren5203no, Americans especially the kids are rude and impolite.. I’m American and we grew up with manners but they seem to have gone by the wayside now.
@@tommasoren5203most Americans where I’m from eat like that…
The “J” in jalapeño isn’t silent! It makes the “H” sound in Spanish.
Do you peak Spanish ???
H's are silent in Souf London too so it kind of is silent. Alepeneo
I was gonna come here and clarify that as well! Thank you! :)
@@spikedmook notice how jalapeño isn’t english, it’s spanish, there is no silent j
That was such a "teenage boy" thing to say. I couldn't help but roll my eyes.
max getting increasingly frustrated as more and more peanut snacks get served is so freaking hilarious 😂
Ngl I laughed so hard at his reaction when they brought out the flavorless peanut butter puffs 😂 that kid is hilarious
I did relate, though. There's too much nut flavour in many things, imo.
And there’s such a small percentage of TJS snacks that have peanut butter too 😂 they skipped all the good cheesy snacks
😅😂 right same thing's in diff sizes
I think they picked out what to give them, but made the mistake of getting too many peanut based snacks. There’s a ton out there, including Cheetos 😁.
The teacher is hilarious. He made me laugh out loud several times. He deserves his own channel!
13:56 - *Joe was indeed a real person!* His name was Joe Coulombe and he founded Trader Joes in 1967. He sold the company to ALDI Nord in 1979 and continued to serve as CEO until his retirement in 1988. He passed away in 2020.
Thank you😊
Thank you. Born and raised in the south west I did not know that.
Joe Coulombe was a legend in the grocery business for finding small producers of quality products and helping them upscale for wider distribution.
I wonder if technically TJs cannot expand the brand to the UK then? As the UK is in the ALDI SÜD region...
One Brother owns ALDI and the other Brother owns Trader Joe's. They still work together as far as buying in bulk so I don't know why TJs wouldn't be able to open in the UK.@@teasy2518
"it's like an arts and crafts project with a bagel" just made me laugh so hard 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂
That was the line of the night!!!
It was very astute!
Utterly brilliant. I lived practically next door to a TJ's growing up in LA, and I've never been a fan of the everything bagel seasoning.
Also it should be clear they sell other "Everything"-flavored products, including the flavoring on its own.
These videos with British Highschoolers and their teacher are my favorites. They are so honest with their opinions! I love it!
Honest but not jerks about it.
"it's a silent J"
"if its silent take it out" 😭
wishing I was there to explain it's because the word jalapeño is from another language, but it still made me laugh!
The headmaster is awesome
Mr Smith, Lord smith. I know he is a huge sweet tooth & so I hope Jolly take him somewhere known for sweets 🍭 🍫 😅
I loved watching him when Jolly took some of the first boy's class to South Korea - brilliant trip!!
High school vids are the best we need more
Love him! 😂
Got on here to post the exact same thing - he’s hysterical!
The poor young man who hates peanuts! He needs an extra bonus snack for having to sit through that
He didn’t hate the mini peanut butter cups in the smaller container. Too bad the Jolly guys brought mostly peanut butter and chocolate snacks when there’s a lot more than that. 🤷🏻♀️
For those who don't know: Trader Joe's private labels many brands as Trader Joe's products. They partner with brands that a board of taste testers has tasted and scored and pick one brand for each snack/product. The brand they partner with also signs an NDA in the process so there is speculation as to what brand is what but no confirmation.
This definitely true for some products, but If this is the case why do the trader Joe products look different, have different ingredients, and taste different than any comparable brand?
If this was true wouldn’t the trader joe takis look and taste like actual takis?
@@mostdope216 No they work closely with their partners to develop the recipe they'll use. I get their dark choclate peanut protein bars all the time and they're the exact same thing as Nature Valley dark chocolate peanut protein bars but ever so slightly better. And a bit cheaper. This is all info that's been told by trader joe's just look it up for more info. There's also a ton of youtubers who have done good videos on how trader joe's works.
it’s not brands, it’s manufacturers. they might use the same manufacturers as some brands though. the only time they’ll use a brand is if they can’t find a manufacturer to make a comparable product for less, or if the process is licensed, like GT Dave’s kombucha. i used to work at Trader Joe’s and this is what they told us at least…
@@linabean7566 ohh that makes sense. I didn’t know those specifics. I will say I’m pretty sure their hashbrowns are ore ida (idk how manufacturing vs brand works for that) because they have the exact same ones
Yes Joe is Joe Coulumbe. He founded the chain in 1967. Not only is the food good and affordable but I love the tiki lounge theme they have and all of the employees are extra friendly and fun. They're required to take a break every 2 hours and they're paid well so that keeps them in good spirits.
Joe sold TJ''s to Aldi Nord 1979 when they had only about 20 stores. The growth of TJs has been under the Albrecht's/Aldi ownership.
Lmao, sod off. Trader Joes is anti-labor. They engage in union-busting tactics and are trying to get the National Labor Relations Board declared unconstitutional.
I know its out of context, but petition to bring Rev. Chris back!!
Yessss pls!!!! They’ve away for too long 😂
@@hitsukism i know rightt
YES!
We need the twins! ❤ And a return of the ceiling squirrel.
Yes, I miss the old cast so much. Rev Chris, his twin brother, more of Ollie's dad, Gabbie...
I love that “praline pecan” has become the pronunciation booby trap for all Brits. 😂
There's no consensus in the u s either
im american and i also dont know how to say it
@@Ronny33140 It is pronounced "Pray lean "
@@LindaC616 Really??? I've only heard it pronounced "prayleen", regardless of one's US origins.
@bonnibling I meant mostly the "pecan'. But I have heard "prah-lee-NAY' in Nola (bc it is a French adjective)
The way they responded to the word Cult🤣
13:44 he is absolutely correct Bamba is primarily for children, especially young children that are first learning how to eat solids
Trader Joe’s is pretty much budget organic. Not just budget and they’re awesome. I wish you guys brought more of a selection for them
I wouldn't call them budget at all, but budget organic makes sense.
Not budget but yeah organic. I still think it’s over priced but most can afford it.
They could've, but it would've cost them a fortune, lol.
Me too. Abd their frozen section is to die for. Some people think it’s more expensive than regular grocery stores. They are not. I get better food at an affordable price, knowing that I am eating healthy.
Tons of their stuff is NOT organic though
I was in London on holiday earlier this week and was headed to a Chelsea football game. As I was walking around the part of town near the stadium, I walked right by the Fulham Boys’ School. It was one of the most exciting parts of my trip. 😂
That would be exciting!
Last June I was walking from Paddington Station to our hotel near the Lancaster Gate, for my first visit I to London, and I saw Rev. Chris walk past us! I was relatively new to Jolly then, and it took me a minute to realize who I had just seen. I saw him and thought to myself, “Why does that guy look familiar?” He was with Jenny and his kids.
@@jillsatterfield5673 That’s very cool. It was exciting for me to recognize places from Jolly videos on my trip, so I can only imagine what it was like to actually see someone from the videos.
That’s so cool!
i am glad you did
Trader Joes peanut butter cups (especially dark chocolate) are WAYYYYYY better than reeses. I can't even eat Reeses now. They're disgusting. I always love the episodes you make with the kids trying food from another culture. The kids make it. They're so adorable and honest. I just watched the American highschoolers. Loved them.
Trader Joe's started in Pasadena as a wholesale place for wine, nuts, and cheeses. We would drive from L.A to Pasadena to shop there. It was so exciting when they started developing their own lines of snacks, frozen foods, then fresh produce. And stores popped up all around Los Angeles. Then to the East Coast!
I always like the headmaster's reaction the most when you guys do these
He has an even more jovial energy than the kids do lol
Agree. He’d be so fun to hang out with!
You can just tell he’s a great Headmaster. The boys might not publicly admit that. In 10 or so years they will sing his praises and in a few more years send their kids to his school and hope he’s still Headmaster.
It's certainly contagious. What a good "lad."
He’s got such a sweet tooth he needs to be made an honorary American citizen!
Adult reactions are the best
Hello! Friendly little Spanish lesson~🥸
The pepper called Jalapeño, originates from Mexico, and in Mexico, although the alphabet letters are almost the same (except for an extra letter) the sound of the letters are pretty different. That being said, the letter J (jota) makes a H sound (ho-ta)😇 if anyone cares anyway😅
But it's not an "h" sound. It's different from "h" because the tongue is pressed against the roof of the mouth. I know to a Spanish speaker it feels natural and thus not noticeable, but believe me, it's a different sound.
The "J" sound in Spanish is closer to the "G" sound or "CH" in Dutch or German, with a soft throat sound, than to "H" in English. That's how I pronounce Spanish names and words with a "J".
@@N3v3r_S3ttl3It's a little similar to an "r" in French with the throat thing
@@Serai3 sorry, I’ve been trying to understand your reply and even asked my parents that were both born in El Salvador, and we just can’t agree😅
The e is eh not ee like a lot of Anglophones in the tend to say.
Bamba is an Isreali snack and yes, we do use them for babies to introduce them to peanuts so help them avoid peanut allergies later in life. You should have gotten them the hazelnut filled bambas, those are addictive!
I never want them to grow up! I've been watching from the start. They are growing up soooo fast!! ❤
These youngsters make this old Londoner grandmother proud. They are a joy to watch, being so funny and confident. Bless them.
I'm an American, and I am impressed with these young men as well; their mannerisms and engaging personalities are very pleasant.
Yes!
If only I could understand what they're saying. It's hard to believe we speak the same language.
They are adorable
Peanut Butter is a popular staple in American snacks/candies due in no small part to the fact that peanut plants grew so well in the south and produced an immense amount of edible product per plant.
They’re so darn delicious, too! 😘🥜imo
A big reason why is that they contain two novel peptides in fairly large concentrations that lend them to having a fairly high level of "umami" or savory taste...combine this with the amount of proteins in peanuts and it is no small wonder that they are one of the most beloved members of the legume family (they are technically beans and not truly nuts.).@@poempadgett4664
Thanks to George Washington Carver
@@poempadgett4664 peanuts are good but peanut butter tastes horrible to me
And they originated in North America I believe. The same with Pumpkins.
“Dark chocolate is like old people’s chocolate!!!”🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I NEED MORE BRITISH HIGHSCHOOLERS REACT PLEASEE IM BEGGINGGG
When you ask your mom why she bought dark chocolatesand she says "So you wouldn't eat it."
Now that is something I heard growing up and I'm glad that it's not just my mom.
I thought it (and maybe said it?) to my kids. My mom wasn't a big fan of chocolate. Maybe because she was a smoker.
Dark chocolate is the way to go❤
It’s so true. As a kid I wouldn’t touch dark chocolate. As an adult, dark chocolate is the only chocolate.
Some are saying that Trader Joe’s isn’t budget but it is. A bag of salad at $2.29 compared to Fred Meyer or Safeway at $3.99. You can descent wine for $5-6. They offer pretty clean ingredients at a fraction of what Whole Foods would charge.
Yep the stuff there has a lot less additives and junk most food has now
@@Mebirduwineyeah they advertise they do not use any artificial preservatives or anything in any of their products
Definitely! I think everyone who actually says that it’s pricey or whatever has never even stepped foot inside of a TJ’s. Most things are def cheaper than a “normal” grocery store since it’s their own brand so there’s no brand name markup.
The one time I went every single item I needed to buy was more expensive than if i went to my local albertsons. Not by more than a couple dollars but that still added up. Maybe things have changed in the almost 8 years since that day....I am willing to admit that
Many years ago TJ's was more expensive overall. You could find a few underpriced items, but to use it as your standard grocery store was a little pricey. However, over the last decade I've noticed TJ becoming more affordable and on par with other stores like Albertson's, Safeway, Raley's (most stores with unionized staff) etc...
These vids make me so happy - just such a genius idea... I don't know how you cast these - but you found the perfect guys for this - funny and interesting... and utterly charming
Aww, they’ve all had growth spurts. Growing up fast. These are so fun! Great people.
Theo and Lorenzo pair are hilarious. Theo likes everything and Lorenzo is so unimpressed by everything. Theo is a bit of an American and Lorenzo is very proper British 😅
We didn't get enough of Lorenzo's personality in this one. He's usually very entertaining.
Lol, from the start, Lorenzo gave me "tiny British bookkeeper who dreads going home bc he's harassed by his wife" energy trapped in a schoolboy's uniform
Totally agree‼️😂
i think lorenzo ‘grew up’ in the time since we last saw him..he’s more reserved now..
or maybe it’s just a bad day..him and theo are my favorites too..
I believe Theo is originally from America.
“It’s old people chocolate “😂😂😂
I feel attacked for some reason lol
Usually in the US, though, it’s more the people in their 20s/30s, that try to eat really healthy that eat dark chocolate though!
@@SelaLee_23 very true. Of course I love dark chocolate. But I am old so there’s that 😂
Which is funny because it's YOUNG people's chocolate. Only young'uns are obsessed enough with their health that they'll eat fricking CARDBOARD.
@@reikuro40 same
My favorite thing about these videos is you guys dont focus too long on one group of kids when they actually take their first bite. Makes comparing their initial reactions much much easier!
I so love the principal of this school! Those kids are fortunate!
I love the idea of the Headmaster going with you to the US. He has a great personality and humor.
Can this please be a series of videos? Take him to America this summer and let him try all the things!!!
Yes!! Take him for Texas BBQ & Louisiana seafood (& Georgia fried chicken & banana pudding!)
Yeah, I love seeing the young people in these videos. But the headmaster is the MVP. Always a delight to see him.
that would be a great series, call it "Headmaster Abroad"
Me too! He's hilarious!😂
As an American, I confirm, the dark chocolate peanut butter cups are to die for. I always bring those, the praline pecans, and the Jo-Jos to my French mother-in-law. She LOVES them. Make sure you try the peppermint Jo-Jos at Christmastime. They are seriously incredible.
All you Brits should know, when the headmaster was asking if the store is "budget", it totally is. I always end up spending way less there than I expect. I walk out with a full bag of stuff for $25.
A Christmas foods edition is a lovely idea.
Trader Joe’s is affordable “fancy” foods, but far from budget. You could say Aldi is their budget friendly cousin.
@@SRose-vp6ew I definitely hear what you're saying, but it is actually cheaper than my regular neighborhood supermarket (Stop & Shop here in CT).
Dark chocolate pb cups are the best!!!!
It's expensive food for packaged foods at least at trader Joe's but their stuff is delicious!
I'm an American and I've never tried any of these products. I love these guys and Mr. Smith so I watched anyway.
I wish Mr. Smith had been headmaster of our school. Life would have been much more enjoyable.
the J in Jalapeño is not silent. JA in spanish is the same sound as HA in english. people in spanish will write jajajaja instead or hahaha to show laughter.
These two sounds are quite different, but speakers of either language who hadn't learnt to properly produce the correct phoneme of the other language switch them up as an approximation.
I adore the segments with the high schoolers. They're hysterically funny. A witty bunch.
All these guys are classics! One of the best exports from Great Britain.
The boys are just precious.
MR SMITH NEVER DISAPPOINTS! ❤ This man is a superstar and needs to get his own series on the channel 😊
The Headmaster is always the best in these vids. A legitimately funny person.
"If its silent, take it out"
"It's like old people's chocolate"
Shirt perfectly matches the jalapeño cheese puff bag 11:08😂
2:21 "LiKe WuT's Yo obSESsION with pEAnUT BuO-uH?" Lmao😭😭
Like, what's your OBJECTION to peanut buo-uh, kid??
Yes! Bring the schoolmaster (or whatever his title is) to America. He would be great.
yes he needs to see Trader Joe's and Costco in person and then take him for some BBQ
Please, you guys, for the love of food make this happen!
Mr teacher the end is for air so they don’t break during transportation. Hence why they are together across the pond shipping 8:27
“Why does everything look like dog food?”
I feel the same way looking at British food
Get your eyesight checked
I love that you're using the same kids cuz it's like we're getting to see them grow up as well I love your show
My first entertainment job was working in development for the Los Angeles Opera back in the 1990s, over a decade after Trader Joe's was sold to a German billionaire. Mr. Joe and Mrs. Alice Coloumbe were my clients and lifetime members of the opera board. I have fond memories of them...they were very 'homey' people and I was friendly with two of their three children. To this day, I have clothing they gave me to wear to the galas. They were very down-home, unpretentious people. Mrs. Coloumbe kind of ran the show as far as their personal lives but Joe was a cool cat in business. Very pleasant gentleman.
The videos with the highschoolers are by far my favorite! Please keep em’ coming!
LOVE my Trader Joe's. I go very often, and yes, I hit up the snacks, but they have great cheese, meats, sides, and frozens too. They have their own brands for most of what we would buy anywhere. Cereals, dairies, all of it is relatively inexpensive. It is always crowded and they have the BEST staff anywhere. So kind, so lovely. You pronounce the word "PRAY-LEANS" if you're in the South, and you would also say "PEA-CON"
Short history lesson: Trader Joe’s started out as Pronto markets in the late 60’s. Which later on changed their name to Trader Joe’s, named after the founder Joe Coloumbe. He sold the business to Aldi in the 80’s.
Please give Lord Smith more air time - the man's a food lover!
The kids are fantastic, no doubt, but Smith may just be the best part of these videos
🤣 I haven't laughed this much in quite a while. Thank you!
Theo is by far my favorite commentator! His sidekick Lorenzo is cool too.
1:00
" They're really nice. What's not to like? "
Music stops, A little pause,
" Well, if you've got a peanut allergy." 😂😂
I love that someone so incredibly cool is a Headmaster, all of the students at that school are so fortunate to have such a great role model. Hats off to you, Mr. Smith, and bless you for the impact you have on so many young minds. Cheers!
Also, someone get these gentlemen some All-Dressed chips from Canada, they'll make up for the Everything ones, haha!
He's so much more handsome with the new hairstyle.
The way kids just physically push away anything they don't like it's like they won't even pretend to like it, adorably honest😂😂I wish i could be that honest 🫠
I love these boys and the headmaster's food reviews. I agree with everyone who want them to come to America with Josh and Ollie. It would be a great summer field trip for them.
I’m so excited for Josh to be a dad just by the way he interacts with these kids he’ll do good!!
Ollie has kids, right? Does Josh not?
@@CRG_Ollie has one daughter (Juno) and Josh is currently expecting his first child with his wife (Gabie)!
@@aw_jinnie22And my God bless them all with happiness and good fortune.
@@aw_jinnie22 thanks!
Trader Joe's is great for getting a lot of healthier foods as well. They use less artificial preservatives, and often have a great produce section and a rotating selection of premade salads. A lot of their frozen meals are really tasty, and often healthier than brands that are labeled as healthy. Lots of snacks like dried fruit, and plenty of drinks without any sugar or artificial flavoring. Surprisingly good rotating selection of beers and wines too.
Saying all that, I always have to grab at least some crazy treat or snack or dip when I'm there.
Some of their frozen meals are still high in sodium but I have been able to find things that aren't and, they are good enough That I will drive forty five minutes to buy them once in a while
They started out as mostly beer, wine and snacks.
@@LindaC616 Yeah, the sodium content is high on a lot of Trader Joe's stuff which can make it hard if you're watching that, but they do have some good lower sodium offerings. Talked to them about it one time and they said they preferred not to use artificial preservatives, but it did mean using more salt a lot of the time.
@L77045 One I can vouch for is the chicken mushroom Stir fry. It's under my dietitian'smagic number of 400 MG. I add extra veg to it to bulk up the portions. It's a treat to myself on nights when I'm craving restaurant food. Only drawback is that you need to that it out in advance, so you have to know when you want it. The scallion pancakes are also fabulous
Best taste test ever - reactions are so honest! Thank you
I love it when you have students trying different things! I work in a Montessori school, upper elementary. I bought v quite a few items from our local Irish shop for them to try. They loved the different different crisps (aka chips over here). Out of a class of 25; only 2 liked the Twiglets. They all thought they'd taste like pretzels. They had a rude awakening! And we ended with chocolate Buttons, which they all liked.
3:47 A lot of people in texas pronounce it, “PRAY-leen “.🤗🤗🤗
I lived in the American South (Tennessee) for a few years and this is how I hear it pronounced too!
Midwest (Michigan) as well...
Kentucky too
Alabama as well.
same in the northeast.
Mr. Smith steals the show as usual!
If it's silent...take it out!....THE BEST!!! 😂😂
These high schooler with Mr Smith tries are the best! I enjoy watching them over and over. The editing is excellent!
Max and Tommy in unison: "A cult?" 🤣
"if it's silent take it out" is so spot on. hahahah
But it’s not silent😭is Halapeno,The word is spanish.
From the country that puts a superfluous "u" in color, humor and armor. I thought the British hate the French?
Always lovely to watch these reviews!
love these vids. my ancestry is scot, english, welsh and all the foods that come therefrom. i do enjoy so much seeing the faces as the kids taste food from the states.
He has to be the funniest/coolest headmaster in the UK, Mr. Smith, I the boys realize how fortunate they are to have you !!
Pralines is pronounced "Pray leans" here in America. Thats my best way of saying it phonetically.
America is huge with many regions. It's prah-leen in New Orleans.
Pray leans is a northern way of saying it...Boston,New York,Maine,New Jersey etc.
I've always said it pray leans and I'm in Las Vegas, NV.
@@leapintothewild That's because New Orleans has so much French influence. It's how the French say it, and it's a French word originally.
Texans also say pray lean
this series is my absolute favorite!!
These are the best vlogs !! Very funny and entertaining for sure !! Love these English students !!
I swear jolly ,these students are funnier then any stand up comic or comedy show ..they never fail to make me legitimately laugh ,keep up the great work jolly team
Bamba is given to babies in its country of origin & there was a study done that linked it with the lower incidence of peanut allergies, which has since impacted the approach to allergies in early childhood.
You know you can say the name of the country- Israel?
i always have such a big smile on my fave watching these videos 🥰😆🫶
Omg I'm hooked on your channel absolutely hilarious!!😂
It would be FABULOUS to see the headmaster and some of the boys come over to the US for spring or summer vacation and try all the foods! (you really should have given them the much better chocolate filled or chocolate dipped bambas)
Thanks. Giving me ideas for snacks.
I love those kids discussing pronunciation of jalepenos lol! They both had very good points too. My mind is in a pretzel thinking about it as well now! Well done lads! Cheers from California.
I always love Theo and Lorenzo paired up.
They are a cute couple! Theo always goes all in and Lorenzo is a bit more reserved...but less than he used to be!
I love Theo and Lorenzo paired up so much. I'm always watching your videos because of them.
Trader Joe's is TOP TIER. Even some Americans don't know the secret ... enjoy kids! They need to try the cassava chips, plantain chips, cheese crunchies and sparkling drinks.
I love that you’re enjoying our snacks but you have to understand that some of these you have to pair up with a beer or with a soda of some kind to really enjoy to the fullest
"If its silent take it off." Greatest statement ever.
These boys don't pronounce the T in any word, but it's still present when it's "spelt". LOL
My name has a silent j and it's Dutch -- really throws people off! lol
French people might have to leave town 😂
Trader Joe's is owned by Aldi Nord. Aldi Süd is a now legally different company. The UK has Aldi Süd. The USA's Aldi chain is Aldi Süd, so we have both in a way. I've always assumed that Aldi Nord put their items into the store in the past, but I don't know for sure. (edit for more accuracy)
I’m not really sure where people are getting this from. Trader Joe’s was created by an American man named Joe in California and was sold to Aldi in the late 70’s. It’s a subsidiary of Aldi.
@@NsTheName That's a more accurate way of putting it. I can see why my phrasing was poor.
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@@NsTheNameTrader Joe’s is an independently run subsidiary of Aldi Nord. Aldi Sud is a separate company that has ‘Aldi’ stores in a few US locations.
They have similar products. But I have yet to see the same thing in both stores. Without a doubt, tritter Joe's has more exciting items. But it's farther from me so I only get to go every now and then
I love these young men and their headmaster!
I love The Headmaster and the kid Theo (I think, has blondish hair).
Quote of the Day: “Sounds like an arts and crafts session with a bagel.”