American trying Kiwi snacks | New Zealand foods are SO YUM=) 

Dear people ( who’ve never heard of nz and wanna try the snacks) you can NOT put THAT much marmite on the toast. The proper way is to put a tiny bit of butter on the toast let it melt and only THEN do you put a TINY bit of marmite on the toast

The Lemon and Paeroa name comes from mixing lemon with a natural sparkling spring ( i.e. fizzy ) near the town of Paeroa in the North Island. At least that's what I've always been told

as a kiwi we would put butter on the the toast and only a thinlaer of marmite because it is strong but it is full of vitamins you can also put a bit in a casserole or stew, it has a similar salty effect to soy sauce in cooking

You havent had Kiwi Dip with Chips yet Reduced Cream with Maggi Onion Soup packet and a tea spoon of lemon juice mix and chill in fridge for 30 minutes then ready to use

American here and I have to say this is definitely my favorite channel on this subject

The bluebird salt and Vinger chips you tried In New Zealand we call them potato chips ,french fries are thin deep fried Pototoe you get at places like McDonald's .People from England called them crisps .

Kiwi Pro tip, try freezing the pineapple lumps in the freezer before eating. Its not common but so good :)

Marmite is the only thing I like on toast (apart from peanut butter and marmite, lol!) - Marmite has to be thinly spread though - just a scraping! 🙂

You are serious funny,you need to have a comedy sitcom,way funny keep up the best blogs

Ps we are in La Nina ,Not el Nino ,El Nino is the drought maker ,and La Nina is the rain maker .

Out side the township of Paeroa (near the Coromandel region ),is a giant L&P bottle people can stand in front of and get their photo with .It was so poplar it had to be moved further away from the road ,as too many people getting photo's and was causing a danger .Most small towns in New Zealand have some sort of giant sculpture to see and get a photo with .The L&P bottle is a must .

With marmite best in small amounts with butter :)

Queen Anne Peppermint chocolate fish is the best with a cup of coffee its so good together for some reason and L&P is really good to drink when it's a hot summer day i also mix L&P with a good spiced Rum. Always microwave your cookie time for 30 seconds it goes soft and the chocolate chunks are melted. Marmite is best on hot toast with lots of butter and a little bit of marmite on top

Aaaaaargh, that”s way too much Marmite, plus it’s best to have butter/margarine go on first. I feel ill looking at it and I love Marmite. 😂

I love your videos, with them I laugh and learn english at the same time!

Oh god, no! Marmite/Vegemite should be used sparingly. like, heaps of butter on the toast first, then a tiny amount of spread so the colour of the butter changes... we need to start adding instructions on the label. Too many foreigners spread it like peanut butter. It ain't peanut butter. And definitely pop the Cookie Time cookie in the microwave for a few seconds.

I eat my toast, as others have pointed out here - butter and then an even smear - here and there. Cuppa Tea with milk, then dunk the toast in the tea. Little bit at a time. That right there is the bomb. My ex-wife ( New Yorker ) tried it one day….and that was that. She ate more of it than I did - same way. Cracked me up no end! Kiwi kids are raised on it, just like American kids are on Peanut Butter, here in the US. Every kid is shipped off to school with a sammie of bread,butter and Marmite in their Lunch Box. It’s actually very good for you - but an acquired taste. I was cracking up, when I saw you take the toast without butter. “Ruh row,first mistake..bet she bangs a ton of marmie on it now….oooohh….here we go…yep…mistake number two..hahahaha”. Try this one day - it’s another school kids “staple” diet. Two pieces of bread, one buttered and smeared Marmite. Then put some Chicken Chips on top, place the other piece of bread on top - and push it down. That right there is true Kiwiana! “Chips”…When I first moved to the US, I was in SoCal. Went to a B/King and ordered a Burger and two large “Chips”…..dead silence on the speaker…and then the guy told me they didn’t sell “Chips” - Ex yells out “Large Fries!!”. Chips ( Crisps ) Hot Chippies ( Fries ) so easy eh? Great vlog. Keep it up! Making me Homesick. Cheers!

L and P is lemon and spring water from the town Paeroa. Its best chilled straight from the fridge on a hot day. And yeah not after sweet stuff

Lemon & Paeroa was brought out by Coca Cola in the mid 90's and they changed the recipe and added a shit ton of sugar so it tastes completely to the Original

I do find the Marmite/Vegemite taste like the Chinese black bean sauce for steamed pork and steamed seafood.

ha ha your first Jet Plane was one of the better ones lemonade is the best in my opinion

Oh you forgot the classic kiwi dip to go with your chips! Reduced Cream and Maggi onion soup mix

Marmite on Vogels with a nob of butter .....oh so good

I've always thought Pineapple lumps didn't taste like Pineapple ,I do like them ,so nice to see i'm not the only one who thought they tasted tropical ,but not straight pineapple .

U are so spicy Ur awesome Thank you Ur a gem...from a kiwi that's lived in America since '96

Confectionary ,we called them lollies in New Zealand .People from England call them sweeties (which is a pet hate I have ,when I hear the word sweeties used )American's call them candy .

Rookie mistake. You only put a very very thin spread of Marmite. This is my recipe and yeah everybody has their own. I toast the bread lightly. Then I spread some kind of buttery spread like margarine or better yet butter. Then a thin coating of Marmite. I then put a slice of tomato. Followed by some nice cheese of choice, Wack that under the broiler till the cheese gets bubbly and Vie Oh La snack is ready.

The steepest street in the world ,which is in New Zealand ,has an annual Jaffa run ,thousands of Jaffa's are rolled down it each year .Also ,growing up in the eighties ,when at a movie theater you had to roll some Jaffa's down the aisle 'tradition'. They are more than a coated lolly .also Aucklanders are called Jaffa's .Please don't call a Aucklander a Jaffa in person ,it's a insult.

I like marmite but it has to be on super crunchy toast with lots of butter and only a very small smear of marmite (like half a NZ 10cent coin size amount)

Pineapple lumbs ....ooooo so good

Those giant cookies? Two of them in the microwave for 30 seconds. One in a bowl, a good helping of your favourite ice-cream on that, then the second cookie on top. Only way I can eat them. I'm very much looking forward to their giant giant cookies (125g, I think - up from the current 85g).

I think you'd prefer Rainbow Confectionary over Pascall's. Rainbow is GF and has real fruit juice in it. It's also NZ made (Pascall's pulled out of NZ and make their 'Kiwi classic sweets' in Australia... not as good as they were). Also look into Maycey's confectionery. Smoker lollies... what Americans call "musk" flavour. To improve the texture of Jet Planes, let them go stale! This is how they were eaten in the 1970s and that staleness makes all the difference.

As a snack connoisseur, idk why people recommended this mid af snacks 😂 best chips are heartland Tokyo tang (Wasabi mayo flavour) maple bacon or their salt and vinegar, with dip, classic onion is all good but the tararua gerkhin dip is amazing, and rashuns, not twisties or burger rings RASHUNS, lollies, natural confection company is the best, chocky breakaways are my current jam but Whittakers are where it's at, hazelnut and almond gold are my personal favorites, also l&p good, deep spring better, the white and green one

I moved to Chicago in '96. .....I'm just now coming home to whangarei.....I was raised in Mairangi Bay

When it comes to people from overseas trying snacks like NZ biscuits, everyone will take a bite ,screw their face up and think ..."oh that didn't taste great" which for them is fine ,but utterly boring because that's the way you yourself eat them. But for kiwis, well we have more brain cells than most people from overseas when it comes to the mere biscuit. We as kiwis think outside the box, which for those overseas people who try NZ snacks that are inside the box...that can't think past their nose....their life is totally fucken boring... What I'm saying is because we think kiwis think outside the box we kiwis are willing to try it in another way or experiment with, ....if this biscuit tastes ok on its own, whats it gonna taste like if we dunk it in a cuppa, glass of milk or anything else that you think of to try the biscuit with. As for the marmite everyone that tries it doesn't like the taste of it but then again they are inside the box again...boring!!! You had the toast part right but you have to butter it with real butter while the toast is still hot and sparingly spread some marmite on ....then try it.... A lot of cakes and stuff that are bought in a plastic wrapping/container most times do not them cakes any justice to how they would really taste if someone baked one at home..... Supermarkets and some other places use commercialised ingredients and a lot of the ingredients used are alternatives or substitutes for the real ingredients that should be used....some ingredients are ok but some are not...and the stabilizers they use in their ingredients are to make the product look good and keep for a few days but taste like crap. Dont assume that things should be eaten the way you know it ask people, do better research ....not everyone is the same , but you will find some people that will tell their best ways to try things. Something you should try is a bit of fresh cream in a saucer with a little plum jam ( or your favourite jam ) lightly swirled in the cream and dab a bit of bread in it and try it....younger generation or a lot of kiwis may not know or remember about that....but it use to be quite common (especially maori families ) and was more of a treat. (My uncle called it "Poor mans dessert with Kai) I know your a Nutritionist , but trying things that you really shouldn't be eating....is not a sin.....its just an experiment.

Jaffas are a kiwi staple My favorite

add loads of butter, melted into the toast, then a little marmite 🙂 PS my Marmite arrived in maine this morning - I was hanging out for it!!!

You should also try another old skool kiwi favorite "Lime flavor milk drink" Primo make it. Yummy 🤗

Ok the casual way she just dismisses some of our fav treats....god it hurts lol

Oooohhhhh swiggels So good!!!! They are rich...im impressed u like them...

What !!!!umm PG TIPS is the kiwi tea ☕

Jet plans are awesome Yes they are a staple

Jet planes, like milk bottle lollies used to be yum. The original recipe for both was more chewy with a lot of flavour. I also recommend you learn what the acronym jaffa stands for; Aucklanders love it. Back in my frugal childhood days our local cinema had a sloping wooden floor. When opening their packets of Jaffas, by hand in the dim light people would often drop a number of them on the floor. If the rolling sound of jaffas came from behind me I would form a v with my feet to trap the rolling morsels then eat them 😂.

Paeroa is the name of the town which is famous in New Zealand

Pineapple lumps are like Charleston Chews in America. You gotta put them in the freezer for a bit.

Chocolate fish are sooooo goood

Try the Giant Jaffas lol

many many moons ago ,a Asian comedian in New Zealand who had a show called -' an Asian at my table ' really funny comedian ,i've forgot his name. Your video's remind me his comedy make . You could have a show called ,- ' An American at my table ' You would be awesome to have over as a dinner guest some kiwi culture and way of life .😅😅.

Marmite was placed on 4X too much (Typical) does not ask a kiwi first :). Try with cottage cheese topping over the marmite makes a big difference.

pescal is no longer made in New Zealand It is owned by Cadbury so it is now based in Australia and most New Zealanders now hate Cadburys and for the marmite try it with lettuce in a sandwich it is yum and healthy. And L&P was good when I was young as it was made in Paeroa from the mineral water there but then moved to Auckland and the it went to crap as they don't use mineral water anymore.

Pineapple lumps are usually hard.

Love the video. The Marmite face gahahahahaha yup defs fishy taste.

That's too much marmite. You should put the thinnest layer of it and put some butter also

Hi from New Zealand

My partner eats her toast and marmite with dadadahhhh jam hahhaha 😂😂🎉

Cookie Time used to be better when they first came out - they used to be chewy 😓 The only way they're nice now is when they're zapped in the microwave - sad 😔

and Queen Anne chocolate fish are like the luxury brand that you would put into somebody's birthday present. I have seen these going for 7 NZD (4 USD) just get a dirty old Cadbury one! they are better for the money you pay you only pay about 2 NZD for these ones (1 USD)

Jet planes are soooo good

you tought me something im kiwi born and breed never heard of pushing the chip bag up from the bottom.

Omg U have a cookie time cookie Ooo they are so good ....zap it in the microwave for like 16 seconds....it will blow ur mind!!!...trust me I'm a kiwi I lived on those things

When are you having your pie show

And it's not a cookie it's a biscuit gees hahahaa

You need to butter your toast with a decent margarine spread of your choice and be generous with it and then layer the marmite thin and its heaps better and more enjoyable NEVER put a lot of marmite🤣🤣🤣 thats crazy🤣🤣🤣

It is a raspberry marshmallow

Should've had butter with the marmite

Accents are fun

Paeroa is the name of one of our most famous towns ull find the big LP Bottle😂😂

Jaffas .....ooooohhhhhh. Soooo good ..I'm home sick

Try a Maori boil up girl just a meat n veg stew but not hahaha but is with watties Tom sauce

please use Marmite sparingly lol

Crisps

over here the squiggles and anything else in that area is a biscut not cookie lol

What!!!!....it's yeast extract!!!!

Microwave the cookie, it'll be softer

you didnt put milk in your black tea

Woo there! Way too much marmite 😂.hate to say it but Aussie Vegemite way better to me!

good morning

Dilmah lol thats Indian tea lol

L&P tastes like sprite and a ginger ale to me

You forgot the butter and put like 4x too much marmite

If u've never had marmite on toast b4...u gota let someone else who knows prepare it for u...u have to have butter and u put way too much on.

way too much marmite need to sprid it thin lol

Girl u need a toast rack

To get the full Marmite experience, get a nice piece of WHITE bread put on some butter and a very thin layer of marmite. It is very strong. You put way to much on.....

I was Born in the next town over from Paeroa a town called Te Aroha (The Love)

Lol....there is a ratio

Meanwhile, her toast is barely cooked....haha

Ur pallet is off I would love to make u some fairy bread

the amount of marmite you put on that piece of toast🤢😨

Your supposed to put cookie in microwave for ten seconds

I can't stand marmite try Vegemite nxt

you are advised to check please, your sugar test, control your sweet food. eating. regards

Thank you, but you are speaking very fast

You put too much marmite on.

U have to zap it quick.....but ur glucose intolerant.. . U really shouldn't eat that cookie

pretty insensitive during a disaster

You couldn't have done the marmite worse you need tons of butter and a scrape of marmite 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 mmmmmmmmm......

With the cookie time cookies, biff them in the tucka fucka (microwave) for 15-20 seconds 🤟🤌 thank me later

Some chick got eaten by a Marco last week .. don't forget your shark repellant....🫢

Not candy-lollies