American Highschoolers try British Snacks for the first time!

Today we’re back at the American high school to give the students their first taste of some classic British Snacks

Huge thanks to the staff and students at Downey High School for letting us film with them!

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[avalangrin]

Ollie is straight up salty in this video. “We (the British) created the language.” 🤣🤣🤣

[loodiamexican]

“Maybe because we invented the language?”
Ollie wanted all the smoke.😂

[binkus]

I'm an American and I had no idea that Chocolate Oranges were a UK thing. I see them in my local grocery store all the time and I love them.

[povfnum]

Knowing what’s inside a flying saucer and waiting for the reaction is a priceless experience

[thatgirl]

Ollie being so savage about his British snacks had me dying 😂

[salihakhan]

The first time i have actually seen ollie being triggered and just straight up insulting 😂😂😂😂

[Kanthalas]

The "sick" you taste in Hershey's is from butyric acid, that was originally found in the milk they used, but since now just add it in seperately. It improves the shelf life of the chocolate and adds flavour, note you may not enjoy that flavour.

[LauLizzie]

As a Brit, I think you guys did a great job on finding the true classics of British snacks🤭💅

[MegaRaikou]

That "WHAT THE HEULLL?!" by that one girl at 5:51 was absolutely hilarious with how authentic it was oml 😂😂

[JeremyMYG]

The high schoolers constantly roasting the British food finally got to Ollie. He had to throw some sass back!

[LadyDisdain]

Chocolate oranges have been a staple in my house for my entire life. It actually surprises me that they haven’t seen them before. They overflow at Walmart at Christmas.

[brymichmom]

LOL! These Downey High School kids are such good sports! Love these hometown kids.

[aksajoy]

As a British person I really can't watch American reaction videos without getting triggered😂

[timothyallan]

Fun fact, Flying Saucers were created when a company who made communion wafers was going through financial difficulties and needed to find a way to boost their sales - so they were spot-on with their assessment that they taste like the wafers you get in church!

[larryhopper]

The chocolate orange is sold in the USA (by a different name) and I purchase them around Christmas time. They also come in choc/raspberry flavor.

[matthewbeasley]

The chocolate oranges are actually sold in the USA around the holidays. I've always liked them for some strange reason, and get one whenever I see them. I also have to agree that American chocolate, especially Hersheys, is bottom of the barrel. I always look where chocolate is made beforw buying it. It's not hard to find cheap European chocolate in the usa that is 10x better than hersheys milk chocolate.

[la_muertaJ]

Actually, the Americans call them cookies because it's derived from the Dutch word "koekje" (little cake) and the British call theirs biscuits (frankly a much denser sort of baked good) from the Latin bis + coctus (twice cooked)

[bananawifey]

"Tastes like vinegar"
"Yeah that's one of the main food groups in the UK. Meat, vegetables, salt, and vinegar"

PLEASE THE ACCURACY

[jennifercrawford-jazzbaby]

Loving these awesome American high schoolers! They are so precious! Sweet and honest! The two hosts are also terrific! 👍👍

[stella]

4:31 I loved seeing all there faces go from 😐 to 😖 😂