Australian Vs. New Zealand Chocolate Swap 

True ae! I was like this is embarrassing as! No Māori basics in kindergarten or what?😂 Some Europeans would have done a better job😂 Good chance there was no word in te reo with "wh"

I mean, they are both white... and probably from Wellington

@@tumatauenga6433 Na Invercargill bro

Hannahsphere Ikr

Their probably not kiwi then...

As an Aussie I have definitely had Whittakers chocolate, pineapple lumps and one of my favourites perky nanas

They 'are' all available in each country

Yeah, kiwi food is sold here, but you really have to go out of your way to find them cause they're not sold in all mainstream supermarkets.

I'm in NZ and I've never heard of haighs, but everything else is easily found here.

What chaps my undies is,when Kiwis send boxes of Kiwi treats overseas,and throw in some Tim Tams,that pisses me off.

Because they are not a classic. Lol I've never seen them or if I have never thought of buying them

The Aussie ones do not compete. Recently went to Nz and theirs are so much better.

they're barely anywhere though lmao

@@wooof. sad, you're missing out. tbh my mums from nz so they're a classic to me... i guess i just assumed it was the same for everyone

@@atomic-art every bloody supermarket sells them. Do you go shopping with your eyes closed. Frigging Cadbury owns Pascal's.

Not in all woolies and Kmart's they don't have have them

@@andrewwills1085 most of them

They’re usually put in wierd spots though, so some people might miss them

literally never seen them in my life.

Most of them are found in VIC and NSW.

Jimmy Hazelwood. He has a youtube channel

Couldn't of said it better,goes both ways.

Kiwis are really tough.....lots of slang too

why are we the (little sibling)

@@clownboy727 lol why arent you? ;-) jokes lol nothing but love for kiwis eotyer way yall are family across the pond

@@samanthahughes5590 I'm a little sibling. I'd just like to say little siblings get away with far more than older siblings lol

Portion control 😂😂😂

Aus

Syd Aussie

Aus

Aussie

Aussie Aussie Aussie! Oy! Oy! Oy!

I knowww

I’m British but live in New Zealand and my dad HATES Whittaker’s. He prefers Cadbury’s and things Whittaker’s tastes cheap but I think it’s the other way. Whittaker’s tastes more fancy to me lol. I usually have Cadbury’s though but that’s probably just because that’s what I’m used to buying.

@GoddessNyxxx he’s not a big fan of Cadbury’s here either. He likes British Cadbury’s.

I remember a time when Cadbury chocolate was good stuff. Unfortunately Mondelez bought them out and made them change to palm oil, and it's tasted like crap ever since. I switched to Whittakers and I've never looked back.

I literally get a small amount of haighs choclate for Easter instead of Easter eggs and stuff like that since I was 8 like ....

I got so surprised as I grew older and realised no one knew Haighs.

I’m from the UK but live in New Zealand and my whole family hates pineapple lumps lol. I can stand them now but when I first moved here I thought they were disgusting. Still, I wouldn’t eat them by choice because they’re so hard.

You should try frezzeing them

​@@rachelcookie321 Im from NZ and Ive always hated them so it annoys me that theyre seen as the "typical NZ snack" like jet planes and chocolate fish dont exist. Or Raro sachets 😂

@@jeringatai3156 I remeber snorting Raro like it was cocaine when I was a little kid.

Thank you for the smarts 😊 Go SA

I was gonna say. I’ve never heard of them before. Probably because I was born and raised in Queensland. The chocolate coated macadamia nuts looked amazing though.

I live in Queensland so I don’t know what chocolate it was but it looked good

Its everywhere in melbourne

Abu Talha i have been there multiple times and i live just outside of Melbourne lmao

hugo WESTPHALL they were.

hugo WESTPHALL true as !

jay nah

So was Australia! smh

I didn’t know some of the Aussie chocolates...

Cringed when I heard 'paeroa' 😣

To be fair they both said it was a place....

Same there the least Aussies I’ve ever see

Paeroa is in reference to the source of the spring water that they used in the original recipe which came from the town of Paeroa.

They said pie-roa lmao

And in the uk, always thought it was british ngl

@@oliviachamberlain3532 it is from uk originally i was made in the uk in the 70s

Ik buzzfeed needs to do research

Merlin theme Parks its British

Kylie Jonkman Ik, they have them in the UK as well, it just I love to go to NZ, one of the best country’s on the planet btw, and every time I go they have loads of curly wirlys

Heidi Monsour I’m Aussie and I’ve never heard of them either..

Kathleen Fuller Haigh’s is from Adelaide - so delicious! Cadbury’s is actually British!

totally agree Heidi 👍😊 And for those that don't know Haighs, they're around $10 for 200g block of chocolate - that's the level of quality of ingredients

I love Clinkers, they’re delicious! And you can get Haigh’s chocolate in other states as well, there’s a few Haigh’s shops in Melbourne.

@@alliebenson4653 8 stores in Melbourne (if you count the airport) ... you know I've been to them all ... nom, nom, nom 😁😁😁😁❤❤❤❤

The Trenches omg yes!

I can’t unsee it now

Australia is British so it's all good

@@scomo7yearsago958 obviously I'm aware of that, I was messing around, come on dude 🤦‍♂️

everything is british. God was a guy from newcastle.

they changed clinkers. originally they weren't that hard and could be broken in two with a clink sound.

He has an ASMR channel on You Tube- Jimmy Hazelwood . Very relaxing 😎

Calamityj i was looking for this in the comment section haha

Yes, and many of those NZ foods are commonly sold in Australia too.

Well, technically the girl was right when she suggested water; L&P was originally made with Paeroa spring water, with Paeroa appearing in the name to reflect that. Though I expect now the water just comes from whatever council tap is closest to wherever the Coke factory is that makes the L&P.

Well how would you describe "paeroa" as a flavour?

@@tumatauenga6433Umami???? Can you remember what the original paeroa water tasted like? It was so long ago that L&P was shifted to Auckland.

Can't believe they were uncertain about Paeroa. I thought every kiwi would know that ? A long time ago it was carbonated mineral water from Paeroa mixed with Lemon juice. Nowdays it's just a soft drink. Whether the current flavour resembles the original one , who knows ?

@@juandenz2008 also explains that on the packaging, maybe they should have read it out haha

Fax

Oh yep goals

tumatauenga the coconut one is AMAZING

@@devilundercover I hate coconut

Yassssss

tumatauenga You need to try Haighs, it beats Whittaker.

@@suej9329 Can I get it in New Zealand?

And now they use Palm oil, instead of real cream,the trade off for laying off 386 workers just to move to Aus,will never eat that Cadbury shit again.

@@Andy_M986 here,here.Cadbury was a great brand,it's crap now.Anyway,Whittaker's chocolate pisses all over anything the ockers have got.

Imported from NZ

you spelt disgusting wrong

@@Jay-um6eq clarence there I spelt it

remember to freeze them

U should try freezeing them there really good that way.

We have pinapple lumps and whitakers in australia

@@bonbon4084 I get what this series is supposed to do, but NZ and Aus are so close (geographically, societally etc) , it doesn't really make sense to be "our treats are so different!" Aus to India, or India to Japan etc are more interesting. This was just, chocolate vs chocolate. The best part was the guy trying to do ASMR not knowing which side his mic was on.

Jess Bee curly wurly is my fav especially after a few drinks during the test match.

@@shamirpatel3569 ah, the world is too small! JK, but Curly Wurlys are British, and they shaped (for better or worse) India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Australia, New Zealand and so many others. If you're going to make a series of videos comparing snacks from one country, I think you should 1. Make sure the candy originsted in that specific country, and 2. See if it has been imported already to the other country. A good NZ v Aus showdown would be L&P the drink vs Bundaberg Ginger Beer, or the ultimate knock-down fight, Marmite vs Vegemite.

Jess Bee not my cup of tea I’m afraid as cricket, rugby union and work take up the time that I have also having a bit of temper ain’t gonna be a good asset for RU-vid or tv for that matter.

the pineapple lumps and the perky nana too... or the freezer so you get that crunchy first couple of bites.

I recommend putting the pineapple lumps in the bin.

@@rachelcookie321 I recomend putting ur taste buds in the bin

That's because it's made in Adelaide

Haigh’s has a store in QVB

Yup, Whittakers is in most supermarkets here in Melbourne. I've never seen Haigh's, except for a small shop in the city. Not a real comparison comparing an expensive boutique brand to a generic supermarket brand chocolate

@@shaungordon9737 yeah to be honest, the whole thing seemed like an 'under-the-table' sponsorship. Not hating on that, it's smart business.

Hahaha ,pass,you can keep that shit stain ScoMo,that Claytons PM.

Thorfinn986_doesn't_do_average 😥

@@featuringTom Just vote him out,or wait until he is forced out,good luck mate.

NZ Hogarth is fab also!

PIGEON PAIGE really?!? they’re a classic! i guess a lot of people don’t buy them though!

Nah ,Macaroons,at room temperature.

Abi Clay Haighs wins international chocolate awards. I agree that the way to buy it as a special treat, Birthday, Christmas and Easter. Their easter range is amazing!

We have Cadbury here tho its just as popular as Whittakers

@@courtzcolv Yes but Cadbury is Australian Chocolate and their standard chocolate, where as Whittakers is our standard Chocolate... If you are going to compare an Australian Gourmet Artisan Chocolate then you should be comparing it with NZ Artisan Chocolate... But sad for Australia that our standard chocolate is still beating your Artisan chocolate.

@@subculturenz okay I get that, but cadbury isn't what they should've been trying because they already would have

@@courtzcolv well they might not have because it was only in recent years that Cadbury moved all production to Australia meaning it had become the worst chocolate ever made...

@@subculturenz everyone in nz have had cadbury chocolate.... the point of the video was to try something new

Part of the curriculum at the school she went to. Uni of confusion lol....

Madelyn Davidson they borrowed them from us in the UK. Or we brought them over. Either way they are nommy!!! 😋

Siobhán K. australia is british so it makes sense

@@TheSiobhan12 They are from the uk been around since the 70s but as other comment says aus is British