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(Tyler pants)
(Kayla gasps)
- No, I'm just kidding. (laughs)
- You scared me. (laughs)
Don't do that.
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- Hey guys, it's Kayla.
- And Tyler.
- From The Davis' and today we're going to
be doing best candies from around the world taste test.
We have different candies from all sorts of countries.
This is round one so let's see what we got.
Three, two, one.
- Prince Polo.
- This is Prince Polo dark chocolate confection,
artificially flavored.
- This is from Poland.
- This is what it looks like.
- [Tyler] It looks so good.
I wanna eat it.
- This looks like it's basically a wafer dipped
in dark chocolate, so maybe it'll be like
the Poland KitKat. (giggles)
- Oh, it looks like a KitKat bar.
- It's a giant KitKat.
Ooh, it's like satisfying.
It could be a small listen.
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(kids laughing)
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Ooh, it's so airy in the middle.
- [Tyler] Look at that.
- [Kayla] It's not like a KitKat.
It's more airy.
It's like those wafer cookies
that you get in the grocery store
but dipped in chocolate.
It's really good.
Okay, so before we move on,
I just wanted to say that all the candies
that we are going to be trying
are like the top candies from their country,
so these are like the favorites from everyone,
let's move on.
- I love this.
- Those are good.
Next round, I'm gonna let Tyler do the count down.
- Three, two, one, whoo.
- Woa, more chocolate.
- It looks like Hershey.
- It says Crunky from,
- South Korea.
- South Korea, Crunky crunch chocolate.
So I think this is gonna be like a crunch bar, maybe.
- On the back for some reason, it says 28 degrees Celsius.
(kids laughing)
So it doesn't melt.
- We don't measure it in Celsius.
We measure in Fahrenheit, so, I don't even know,
- We have no clue what that means.
- So if you guys know, comment down below,
like about what that equals in Fahrenheit.
It looks like a crunch bar.
- Yep.
- It looks like a crunch bar on the bottom.
- [Tyler] It looks like, what's it called?
- This is the front of it.
- Three, two (laughs).
- It's like a crunch bar,
but the little crunchy bits are smaller.
- It doesn't taste like the same chocolate.
It is really good though.
I just don't think it's the same chocolate.
- Well obviously, it comes from another country.
I like it, it's good.
It's just like smaller little crunchy bits.
If you don't know what a crunch bar is,
in America we have this thing called Crunch,
and it's from Nestle,
and Nestle is like a big chocolate brand,
that's what that is.
- Yeah, it's like this chocolate with protein.
- Rice Krispies in it, so, I mean you know.
- Next thingy.
- Okay, so it looks like for this one,
we only have one tin, so we'll do it together, ready?
Three, two, one.
(tin clings)
- What?
- What, pumpkin?
I don't know if I like pumpkin.
- No.
- This is from Republic of Korea.
They look like little pumpkin candies.
I don't know what they look like.
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(candy cracking)
It kind of smells sweet, so maybe it won't be that bad.
Ready, three, two, one, eh, not that bad.
- I don't like it.
- It's not good (laughs).
I could eat this and not cry.
- Well, that was that.
- I'm more into it though, the better I get, so,
I'm gonna finish this, it must be an acquired taste.
- I don't have that acquire.
- Next candy.
- Three
- No.
(loud laughter)
Eat candy, I can.
- I can. I candy.
- I candy.
- I have no clue dude.
- Yep, this is from Sweden.
It kind of looks like those jelly candies
that are covered in the sprinkles, you know those?
The ones that taste like berries?
They're like gummy candies, covered in sprinkles?
Do you know what I'm talking about?
The red and the blue ones, yeah those ones.
Three, two, one, wow, ah.
We don't have anything to spit into,
and this tastes like I'm at the dentist.
- Yeah, it tastes like I'm at the dentist.
- Help me.
- Mom, it really hurts.
- Help me.
- Ma, (mumbling)
- I do not like the dentist, I'm having flashback.
(loud yelling)
Mom!
- Mom!
It tastes like the dentist, it's horrible.
- It tastes like the stuff
that they put in your mouth when they're washing your teeth.
They like give you the different flavors
while the flavors taste the same,
so it doesn't really matter. (moans)
- The fluoride, or whatever, eh.
Swedish people must love the dentist.
Next candy.
- 30, dos, uno.
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It looks like Hershey's.
- Balisto, korn cereal, see?
(giggles)
- It's from Italy.
- Oh, fancy-schmancy, we'll see.
The Italian candy's really good.
Here, wait, let's break it open.
- [Tyler] It looks like,
- Let's try it, mm.
- They got the fluoride out of my mouth, they're dry.
- Mm hm.
- It's like, maybe a cookie.
- It did not impress me.
- It reminds me of a cookie.
- Italian candy is okay.
It's more of like a biscuit, kind of thing,
so it's not as sweet as what you get out here in America.
Three, two, one.
(kids gasp)
- M&Ms.
- M&Ms, is this America?
- I think it's America, yeah, America.
- We got something, we know it's good.
- This is so many, this is a big box.
So Fox News claimed that M&Ms
were the most popular American candy of all time,
so, assuming that's why we have them right now.
- Oh no.
- Tyler.
So if you've never tried an M&M before,
this is what they look like.
It's like a shell, coded over some chocolate. (mumbles)
- If you guys think we're crazy
that we're explaining what M&Ms are,
more than just America watches this video,
and people don't really know what this stuff is,
so we have to explain to them.
- I don't know, I like gummy candies more,
so I don't know if I would say.
- I like Twix better.
- It's my favorite, but like
it is probably an American favorite.
M&Ms are very popular, moving on.
Next candy, are you ready Tyler for countdown?
- Yeah, three, two, one, go, what the heck?
- Milk chocolate with popping candies?
So I'm assuming this is gonna be like a Hershey's bar
with pop rocks in it.
- Israel.
- Oh, this is cool.
- That's weird.
- Oh, woa, theirs is different.
They have,
- A big one in the middle.
- A big piece in the middle.
And little ones on the outside.
(wrapper crackling)
It's different.
- Three, two, one.
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- They're popping.
- Oh, they are.
- Barely, I don't think if I opened my mouth,
you would enjoy that though, cause there's chocolate,
but you can hear it internally,
'cause it's inside your mouth.
- I can hear yours.
- It's very subtle, but it is popping.
This is a very good chocolate.
It's hard for me to talk, because all I can hear is popping.
- Thank you Israel.
(Kayla laughs)
- One of my top ones.
This one is so big that it's like popping up in the front,
so we'll see what's inside, ready, oh.
Oh, they're lollipops, oh they have a good time then.
(laughs).
- Mexico.
- Oh, Mexican candy, oh I hope that doesn't mean it's spicy.
It says Leche, so I think it's like
a creamy, maybe something.
This is the packaging, pallets harm.
- Paleton.
- Paleton, Palatine, I don't know.
It says Paleton, or Paletone.
So apparently, this is made of goat's milk.
- Where's my goat?
- So let's try it, I guess.
- I have a whale.
- Ready, three, two, one.
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It's good.
- Eh.
- It tastes sweet, it tastes like,
like transformed a pudding cup into a lollipop,
but then like the aftertaste is kind of funky,
so if you just leave it in your mouth, it'll be good.
Better than the Swedish candy. (laughs)
Not as good as the American candy.
It's like somewhere in between.
- Was Swedish Fish made in Europe?
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- I'm not gonna answer that.
(Tyler laughs)
Moving on, okay so mom already gave us a hand,
but we'll open it anyways, three, two, yeah,
that's what I thought, that, yep.
She said you guys don't have to eat it,
and then she said number two candy in America.
I was like, I know what this is (laughs).
This is a Reese's peanut butter cup,
and if you're new to the channel,
me and Tyler are not very fond of these. (laughs)
We don't like eating spoonfuls of peanut butter as candy, so
- Well, I, I like eating peanut butter, just not,
- When they're expecting a candy, and this shows up,
- Run.
- It's not, yes, it's not a good day.
So a lot of Americans like it.
A lot of people love Reese's.
It's a cereal, like they have Reese's puffs, Reese's Pieces,
Reese's ice cream probably, somewhere,
like a lot of people love Reese's, but (laughs)
we're not gonna eat this,
because we personally believe that Reese's are nasty.
- Yeah, that's why I threw mine across the room,
if you didn't notice.
(Kayla laughs)
- So if you're from another country,
and we tried your candy and you're offended
that we did not like your favorite candy,
just know we don't like American candy either.
(laughs)
- Threes, dos, uno, ya.
- Oh no, hot and sour?
- Wait, wait.
- There's stuff in the middle?
- It looks like peanut butter.
- This is from Finland, pass.
- Finland, yeah, oh no.
So I'm looking at a thing on the back
and it says mild, strong, hottest.
- [Kayla] So we have the strong one.
- Yeah, cause there's two flames and that means strong.
- So I'm not gonna be eating this.
I don't care what anybody else says.
I don't do spicy.
Unless it's a jalapeno cheeto, then it's good (laughs).
- Looks like cinnamon.
- Good luck.
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(Kayla laughs)
- Not spicy, it's just cinnamon.
- It's just coming in cinnamon?
- Yeah, it's coming in cinnamon.
- No, go in the middle.
- Oh.
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It's in the middle.
- Yeah, I told you.
- It's like juice in the middle, and like
I got a little squirt in my mouth.
- Probably like Tabasco sauce, or something like that.
Yeah, I'm not doing it.
- So Finland.
- Sorry (laughs).
- We don't like spicy.
(Kayla laughs)
- You go at it, all you want, here, take it, take it back.
- And if you watched our count for a while,
you know, I just love spicy, totally.
(kids laughing)
- This is the final round, are you ready?
- Yes.
- Three, two, one, boom.
- What?
- Jet.
- Jet?
- This is from Colombia.
- Colombia.
- This is the packaging.
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- From Colombia, it's more like not much.
- Says chocolates jet, so I think it's
gonna be something chocolatey.
It's just chocolate, I hope, you go first.
Spicy?
What is it?
- Oh, weird chocolate.
- I can't read it.
- You have a better, acquired taste.
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(Tyler pants)
No, I'm just kidding (laughs).
- You scared me.
(kids laughing)
Don't do that.
(Tyler laughs)
You're so mean.
Not that bad, oh there's different destinations on there.
Okay, so there's like different pictures
on the inside, that's cool.
- [Tyler] So now we know why it's called Jet.
- And then it has like a fact on the back,
but it's in Spanish, so we can't read it.
- [Tyler] How do you know it's in Spanish?
- [Kayla] Maybe it's not in Spanish.
I'm sorry, I'm just assuming.
That one wasn't the worst, it was alright.
It's not the best, but it's not the worst.
It's kind of high up there.
It's higher than the lollipops in my opinion.
- I thought that round was one of the best rounds,
'cause I was like (pants) and you were like, no,
'cause you just took a bite.
- 'Cause sometimes, with some like things,
you wait a second and then it gets hot.
Like with the little hard candies,
so I bet he got to the hot part,
and I just took like a big bite, he goes (pants).
I was like, oh (laughs).
- Yeah, you were like (pants).
- Okay, so my favorite was the Prince Polo from Poland.
- Yeah.
- Okay.
- And mine was the M&Ms or the Prince Poland.
- So if you forgot what the Prince Polo was,
this is the one from Poland.
- Open it.
- It's so good, afterwards.
Both of our favorites and then,
- [Tyler] The M&Ms.
- This is Tyler's other favorite.
So, anyways, we hope you guys enjoyed this video.
Comment down below if we tried any of your guy's
favorite candies, and until next time, bye.
- Bye.
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