Americans mock everything that is too hard for them to understand

Most interesting thing about this  video - waiting for the steam to reverse back in to the cup of tea.

Maynard’s wine gums are like crack cocaine to me.

Aero bubbles are produced by blowing carbon dioxide through liquid chocolate.

I used to bring my american relatives to northern england in the summers and they would bring back to Houston as much of our sweets as they could get in their suitcases. But the Terry's chocolate orange had the customs baffled. Now, we can get then in Rice village at the British store. They are now reserved for special occasions, such as today, Aug 19th, my 85th.....

that is one very magic cup of hot liquid where the steam actually gets sucked back into the cup.

Tunnock's Tea Cakes - THE DADDY OF 'EM ALL!

NO JELLY BABIES !!! Scandalous

Sherbet is also a nickname for a beer, I.e
"Fancy a sherbet?"

11:55 .... One of the original trialled flavours was the "Chocolate Apple" .... fun Fact 😂😂

I've never heard an American ex-pat speak with that accent.

A beautiful woman talking about sweeties?
What a lovely end to my day.
I wish you rainbows, lady.  :face-red-droopy-eyes:

Rowntree's invented the aero bar nestle bought Rowntree's in 1988

Full moon.. half moon… total eclipse

There's no wine in wine gums, there's no scotch in scotch eggs and ginger beer is not alcoholic.

Terry's chocolate orange, melt 3 segments in hot milk, makes the perfect hot chocolate.

In Lancashire the contents of the crunchy is known as 'cinder toffee'

We have these in Canada .I love the crunchie and aero bar. I have them often.

40 to 50 seconds the steam goes back into the drink !!!!!!!!!
It does this regularly.

Cadburys is no longer brought by me since they were taken over and the supermarkets own brands are a lot better quality & seconded that Jelly Babies should have been included