As an American adult, I can confirm smarties were snorted and smoked (roll the pack in your hand, open one end, take in the dust and blow it out as"smoke") in schools
As an American I can say every item besides the gummy bears are still available to buy. Literally never heard of a ban on any of these items. You can buy them everywhere damn near
I found the company schar is not so bad and their sandwich rolls don’t need to be toasted even though the company recommends it. Almost all gluten free bread has to be toasted. It is a pain when you want a quick and easy sandwich
@@jenniferkimbrough7321Ikr any gluten free bakery type item never hits the same as normal products. With bread, even after you've toasted it, as soon as the butter goes on the bread gets all soggy like it was never toasted in the first place. The only good gf product that resembles normal bread the most, that I've found are hot cross buns and still if you want them crispy you have to leave out the butter and eat it warm there and then cause when it cools down it's soft again. Hahahahaha it's such a hassle. I'm yet to try the schar rolls but hopefully they'll be better as most of their items are pretty good.
Are these supposed to be candies that are banned in America or American candies that are banned in the UK? Because we can get all of these except the Kinder Egg fairly commonplace
@@user-rr7is3om7lthey’re literally everywhere… Walmart especially… they’re not banned… it’s just the original ones that were a major choking hazard with no choking hazard warning label on it that are banned
Love the video and love the guest, big ups Randy! Also as an American we straight up just smoked the smarties in my school😂 dunno if something got lost in translation in our school or your info but just throwing it out there😂😂
A lot of these are only banned regionally or were restricted at one point. I get smarties all the time, and candy cigarettes can be bought at most candy stores. They were however snorted
11:34 There’s different definitions of energy drink in USA and UK. Mountain Dew energy in UK was basically just Mountain Dew but couldn’t be sold without being labelled an energy drink in the UK due to the caffeine levels. They’ve changed the recipe now to not be an energy drink by lowering the caffeine in it. Learning this made those big gulps terrifying. Imagine drinking over a litre of red bull as if it’s normal. 😂
6:42 these when they aren't made into candy are even better, i have a tree outside my house & i've tried the candy types aswell they always taste worse
i was so surprised at the candies in this vid cause some of these are just "banned"/ not sold in some places but not all over cause i still see most of these candies in my everyday life😂
the smarties one.. my class got them banned from our school in 3rd grade bc kids were rubbing the candies together inside the wrapping to make a super fine dust, slightly opening both ends of the wrapping, and were smoking them
Did you know the fake snow in the original wizard of oz falling down and covering everyone was 100% Asbestos and the witch was covered in green copper based paint and burned her skin when it caught fire for a scene.
The British version of the candy cigs that I remember are the chocolate ones that were wrapped in edible paper to look like a real cigarette I did eat those a lot and now I’m a full on smoker
our ingredient lists are long because of our transparency laws, in other places you can get away with not listing things or having multiple things listed under one
Texan here… none of these are banned in the USA. The smarties weren’t banned… just banned in only some schools in various states. Twinkies aren’t banned in the UK and are available at tesco, Toxic Waste is not banned in the UK and they even have a UK website, and I find it interesting some of these are banned in the UK…
@@Yurfavbrunettexo I have hyper mobility and I was laughing really hard and moved my leg weird and my knee popped out and I ended up tearing my medial meniscus at the same time which is odd coz that’s normally a sports injury
