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@robignatov 25 дней назад

I have been born and raised in Ontario, Canada, and in my 54 years I have never seen a Pal-O-Mine chocolate bar.

@yuldogster5735 25 дней назад

I am from Montreal and never heard of it either. Maybe a western Canada thing?

@xcreeperify 25 дней назад

@@yuldogster5735 im from manitoba... new to me!

@kilwrath 25 дней назад

Nope, BC here - never heard of it. Definitely looks like a weird dollar store brand

@yuldogster5735 25 дней назад

@@kilwrath I googled. Made in New Brunswick by Ganong and sold across Canada...but i guess it depends a lot on what stores then

@beaconbeatsmusic 25 дней назад

From St Stephen, New Brunswick, my grandfather’s home town.

@gails37 25 дней назад

When I saw the Thrills "OH NO!!! 😂🤣 “ because when you know you know ❤️🇨🇦

@Curt__ 22 дня назад

Thrills is good tho

@m.jasondoty9062 22 дня назад

Yep, you know.

@jw7300 22 дня назад

Every kid bought them once

@janicepepper4382 22 дня назад

I love thrills gum. And floral gums. Soap tasting stuff. And yeah these are old candies. They’ve been around forever. Even as a kid I couldn’t stand the pink popcorn and I love sugar.

@user-rp4jc2je4v 21 день назад

Right???? 🤢

@chadneedham9665 25 дней назад

I'm a 50 yr. old Canadian, and I remember getting "Chews" and "Thrils" from a coin operated machine for 25cents when I was a kid.

@bskec2177 24 дня назад

I'm 44 and this entire episode might of come from my Hallowe'en treat bag when I was 8.

@jessicazaytsoff1494 24 дня назад

Chews candy machine memory unlocked.

@BarnDoorProductions 23 дня назад

Thrills were a nickel when I was young -- back when dinosaurs ruled the earth.

@trappenweisseguy27 23 дня назад

I can remember when the machines cost a dime.

@courtneystorrie8659 23 дня назад

I was just coming to comment this. Never have I seen the chews sour gum in a package before, only in the quarter machine 😂

@gerrymcdonald6194 23 дня назад

'Cherry Blossoms' FOREVER!!! When I was a kid here in Canada, Cherry Blossoms were about 50% bigger than they are now! Loved those things!!!!! Still do!!!!!! (I just wish they were bigger.)

@michelleoneill7245 19 дней назад

They were monsters! More white cream, too. ( That’s what she said…🙃)

@user-wr5hs4sx7j 18 дней назад

Nah. You were 50% smaller. ;)

@franng7480 15 дней назад

This 78 year old Canadian has loved Cherry Blossoms since my flat coated retriever (my dog, Jet) could pull me on my skates to the convenience store in the winter to get one for a nickle, if my memory serves me. To this very day, if my kids want to please me, this is what they bring for me to enjoy. I do not share it at all, no matter who. This was fun to watch. PS my heritage is Irish on both parents sides. Shea and Bannon . Came over in the 1800's. We are all over the Americas.

@tosweet68 7 дней назад

They seem to be a version of a cordial cherry

@ozfan1958 25 дней назад

Lol, love you guys. I’m a Canadian and I’m 65 years old. Thrills were a favourite with us when we were kids. Our parents used to say “ how can you eat that? It tastes like soap.” Lol. That’s probably why it says, it still tastes like soap, on the package. Lol😂

@encourageandrepeat8375 24 дня назад

Halloween staple. Only time most of us ate it. And even then, only because it was there.

@jetta.silence6356 23 дня назад

Awwe gross I hate those things. They look like fun. Then you eat them and you expect bubbles and foam to start forming

@redelfshotthefood8213 23 дня назад

I vaguely recall the packages mentioning soap on them 50 years ago.

@theUkrainium 21 день назад

Thrills are terrible

@stevestruthers6180 16 дней назад

And it's not even made in Canada anymore. I thunk it's now made in Spain, of all places.

@Parlour100 23 дня назад

The "soap" flavour that some taste is actually rose water. I loved it as a kid, my parents didn't understand it. As a senior, I still chew these.

@emilyw2285 9 дней назад

I've always loved Thrills too. It's not for everyone I guess

@Beatle4 25 дней назад

It struck me when one mentioned Cherry Blossoms looked like something from the '50's. I remember a time in the '60's when I was about 9 or 10 and eating Cherry Blossoms. I'm 70 now and still like to buy one whenever I get a chance.

@AMPProf 23 дня назад

Hairry blusums

@r1pbuck 22 дня назад

Oh yeah...I'm retired now and I was eating Cherry Blossoms since I was a kid. I have to be very strict with myself when I see them at Walmart.

@nannysfolly 21 день назад

I used to love them as a kid. I find them way too sweet now.

@jeanettecarnell8933 21 день назад

My mom's fav.I find it abit too sweet fir me.

@eastvandb 20 дней назад

I hate the dried coconut. Every time I've eaten one, I've managed to forget, been excited and then been so deeply disappointed.

@I_am_Allan 25 дней назад

I've been eating Thrills for 40 years, since I was 3 years old in 1983. THRILLS HAS ALWAYS TASTED LIKE SOAP! Welcome to Canada, eh. 🤣🤣

@michaelmacisaac8115 25 дней назад

When chocolatier George Ensor and businessman Arthur Ganong would embark on fishing expeditions, they would take chunks of chocolate along in their pockets. However, they found that the chocolate would melt in their pockets and make a mess, so they began wrapping bars of chocolate in cellophane. In 1898, Ganong started selling individually-wrapped chocolate bars,[2] the first company to do so in North America. In 1910, Ganong added nuts to their chocolate bars, and they adopted the name "Pal-o-Mine" in 1920.[3] According to one version of the story, Ganong and Ensor would give the leftover chocolate to local children, and one girl would respond each time by declaring "you’re a pal of mine."[4]

@Protege2001 25 дней назад

Did all of this take place near St. Stephan's New Brunswick, where Ganong Chocolates are still made.

@davecass485 25 дней назад

@@Protege2001 St Stephen, but yes.

@cathirodrigo2933 25 дней назад

WOW thanks for the info!! 🤯❤️❤️❤️

@4ofSeven 21 день назад

Don’t forget about chicken bones from Ganong only around Christmas.

@4ofSeven 21 день назад

Eating Thrills to annoy our parents. The tradition continues.

@Molasar54 25 дней назад

How could you have a Canadian snack video without Dermot and Justine. They both had life-changing reactions to the first video of Canadian Snacks. Ah Caramel.

@bskec2177 24 дня назад

Pal-o-mine had a peanut in it. Dermot would go ballistic.

@Am_Eli_Melo 24 дня назад

Ah caramel are so good. havent had one in 10 years since I moved away. I remember they used to sell just the caramel too back when i was young. that would slap on some toasts with butter!

@redelfshotthefood8213 23 дня назад

Never heard of it. My snacky snack time was 1970 to '74. In New Brunswick. An Irving gas station near home on the highway (one lane, each direction!, with scattered grey wooden buildings near the road). My older brother bought sports cards there. Kept trying to complete the set. What he didn't know was the owner bought a bunch of cards. One order. Parceled out for the whole season. So they second batch... Well. The store never got any. So he kept buying the same cards. So many duplicates. 1/2 the cards (numbered) never showed up. Chatham New Brunswick. 🇨🇦 1970.

@519breezy 22 дня назад

Justine and the billet log

@nannysfolly 21 день назад

Dammit! I want Ah, Caramel now!

@rivy1994 25 дней назад

i'm an almost 60 year old canadian, and every one of those snacks were available in my childhood. edit before someone says, "nEw tO tHeM" again. i was trying (maybe unsuccessfully)to let them know they were right about the retro packaging and that these snacks have been around for a long time. i understand that these are "new to them" - they say so in the video. which i watched.

@karabelle67 25 дней назад

I'm shocked most of these candies are still being manufactured. I'm almost 40 and I remember them from my childhood but as the old time candy😂

@beccasmama63 25 дней назад

I am a 60 year old Canadian. I have loved all of these except the Thrills gum. LOL

@grangerjung4129 25 дней назад

@@karabelle67 I've only seen any of those in specialty candy stores.

@LassDream 25 дней назад

Same! Thought I was going nuts when I kept seeing all the stuff from the 70s. I do think the prizes in the Pink Candy were a lot better then what they are getting now tho lol.

@Ogrematic 25 дней назад

Smarties. Coffee Crisp.

@morallyambiguousnet 25 дней назад

That was a selection of stuff that I remember form the 1960s/1970s. Don't fear offending we Canadians by swearing. Most of us could make a sailor blush. I was once on a trip through Ohio, in the US, with a friend and his girlfriend. I tend to take my social cues from locals, but they were just apologetically themselves. The looks on the faces of the young servers in the Applebee's restaurant, who had previously just been doing Bible trivia questions together, were unforgettable.

@devinekaren7 25 дней назад

They made Thrills in London Ontario for years at the Opeechee Company. We always called it soap gum. Loved it! I also bought the Cherry Blossoms for my mom every Christmas in the 70s.

@morallyambiguousnet 25 дней назад

@@devinekaren7 - I quite liked Thrills and Cherry Blossoms were also around the house during Christmas. I also rather liked Black Cat gum, though, so I might be a bit of an outlier ;)

@devinekaren7 25 дней назад

@@morallyambiguousnet Nope, loved it so much that I got caught chewing it in grade 1 or 2 and got in trouble for it

@liquidlars1965 25 дней назад

I work for a very large multinational corporation. Our canadian facility is known as the one that swears. Anywhere else, people get in serious trouble for foul language but we don't give a fuck.

@OmgWtfTsuji 25 дней назад

That's why I love Canadians. We're the same here in Hawaii. I like to say that we use the word fuck like a comma lol.

@jenzerr8856 25 дней назад

As an American I swoon over European chocolate, British chocolate, Irish chocolate etc… BUT. My neighbors to the north ( about 30 minutes north) make coffee crisp. So they’ll always have my heart for that. 😂😂😂

@Ogrematic 25 дней назад

I love Coffee Crisp, Smarties and Cherry Blossoms.

@TheBigburcie 25 дней назад

Even the Canadian made versions of bars available in the US taste better.

@bluepolarbear753 25 дней назад

I do love a coffee crisp once in a well

@wolfjunge665 25 дней назад

I was super happy you all loved the Cherry Blossoms, no one here likes the link popcorn, and when you pulled out the Thrills, I just knew. Thrills is one of those things here that can divide friends LoL

@DravenGal 25 дней назад

@@wolfjunge665 Someone once sent me some of those cherry treats, but I swear they had a different name. "Big Cherry" or something like that. Hmmmmm.

@wolfjunge665 25 дней назад

@@DravenGal then they were not the same. There is only one Cherry Blossom, and it's only from Canada, anything else is a cheap imitation. 😉😎

@DravenGal 25 дней назад

@@wolfjunge665 I looked it up, there is a candy called "Big Cherry." It doesn't say where it's from. But I remember eating the ones with coconut and peanuts. I'm old, probably remembering it wrong or something. 💙

@Emeraldwitch30 24 дня назад

@@DravenGalAustralia has a candy bar called Big Cherry. I had a great aunt who never had children and her and her hubby went on vacations all around the world. She always brought back all types of weird candy for us. That was one of them. Along withb musk flavored lifesaver and violet gum lol I once got a scorpion in a sucker too

@DravenGal 24 дня назад

@@Emeraldwitch30 I've seen those creepy lollipops! I love trying candy from other countries. I remember once in France I got these violet flavored pastilles, hard white candy, each with an anise seed in the middle! I hate licorice, but other than that, I liked them. And then a few years later found some in a little Danish town near me that had imported candy. I was excited! And really, some violets are edible, I think. 💙

@Brasc 25 дней назад

Pink Elephants were an Old Timey symbol of someone getting so absolutely piss drunk that they would hallucinate pink elephants, for some reason.

@Argent_99 25 дней назад

One of my favorite experiences in video games was in world of Warcraft, if you gave your avatar so much alcohol that they were basically falling down drunk, you’d start seeing pink elephants on screen…

@Ta2dMomx3 24 дня назад

I really thought the whole pink elephants thing was just from the movie Dumbo.

@AMPProf 23 дня назад

MOOS PISS White Spirits distilled in the Back ice caps

@steveolson4123 25 дней назад

I think the Tryers had the most fun with the one that brags it STILL tastes like soap. The stunned look on Pagan's face says it all. 😮

@pagan_plays 25 дней назад

I loved it

@lifewuzonceezr 25 дней назад

I have Thrills in my cupboard and just finished my chews lol

@Brion57042 25 дней назад

I think I have it figured out - it's probably 'Violet" flavored. I've got a few cocktails that call for Creme de Violet, and it can overtake the drink and get ... well, a bit soapy.

@angelad.8944 25 дней назад

@@Brion57042 I always assumed it was lavender.

@9876babyboy 25 дней назад

I chewed it as a kid...it tastes like soap but you do it anyway😂

@Cradley_Boopler 25 дней назад

Chews are old school Canadian , I grew up with them in the 80’s

@beautifullychaotic78 25 дней назад

Could always find them in the coin candy machines at the mall!

@Cradley_Boopler 25 дней назад

@@beautifullychaotic78 you are correct. Best 25cents you ever spent

@AMPProf 23 дня назад

Sir that Classic now...

@janetuesday6473 25 дней назад

Cherry blossoms have been a Canadian staple for decades...

@danlux4954 16 дней назад

Half the size now.

@jenniferryersejones9876 25 дней назад

My mum is 91 the youngest of six, two of her older siblings are still with us. Pink popcorn was a massive treat if her family were given it or, if by some good fortune, their dad was able to buy a box for the kids to share on the family farm in Port Dover, ON, Canada. (Maybe the pink candy coating causes longevity?!) I still get it for her for her birthday and Christmas. Thrills chewing gum was my Uncle Burnley's favourite and it's his fault I'm still addicted to the taste! If anyone remembers what Charlie Oriental perfume smelled like, that's exactly what Thrills tastes like!! Nice going, whoever sent these treasures to the Tryers!

@marieclapdorp2580 22 дня назад

Saw that you're from Port Dover and had to reply. I'm originally from Vittoria. I have older siblings who went to PDCS.

@jenniferryersejones9876 22 дня назад

@@marieclapdorp2580 My mum's parents farmed in Dover, I grew up in Paris. The Ryerse-Ryerson Reunion is held in Vittoria (just this past Sunday, in fact). Your siblings may have gone to PDCS with some of my cousins. Lovely to meet you, MC! Your last name is certainly familiar to me.

@Dakiraun 25 дней назад

Ha - never really thought about it, but yeah, they really do have a lot of 50s-like packaging. When I was a kid (late 70s, early 80s), the Pink elephant popcorn was always the distant second to Cracker Jacks... like... as in, we'll eat that if there is nothing else.

@whypick1_ 25 дней назад

It's amusing that Cian was being a bit prudish about swearing in a Canadian video when Letterkenny exists.

@John-mq9fx 25 дней назад

🤣

@MrProng999 25 дней назад

I know this is the Try Channel, but it would be interesting to see them react to Letterkenny

@whypick1_ 25 дней назад

@@MrProng999 It could still be a Try video: "Irish People Try to Understand the Dialogue in 'Letterkenny'". For extra fun do it immediately after an alcohol shoot.

@jameswilson7790 17 дней назад

I remember a song by April Wine where they use the same word. I believe it was in the song Crash and Burn from the album THE NATURE OF THE BEAST.

@warrentaylor5203 24 дня назад

Vancouver BC here I am 70 years old and most of these I remember from my youth. I used to love the Thrills gum.

@woodstream6137 25 дней назад

Love it when they have a mostly good time. 😊 Cherry Blossom sounds wonderful

@bawdybroad 25 дней назад

When I saw the Chews my mouth instantly started salivating. Keep going!

@mikeallen1763 25 дней назад

I did not know they came in a bag , always got them out of a 25cent vending machine thing as a kid

@twiztedsynz 25 дней назад

Chews - you have them as much as you can hold into your mouth, suck on them until the flavour is gone, then chew. My mom LOVED Cherry Blossoms. For just trying Thrills... you are an honorary Canadian. 😁

@barrybritt2210 25 дней назад

i'm 57 and cherry blossoms have been my mothers favorite as long as i can remember

@CanAtheist 25 дней назад

Always figured Chews were made of floor sweepings from gum factory.

@dominiqueroy1495 25 дней назад

In fact, at the Bulk Barn, they're labelled as "scrap gum"!

@angelad.8944 25 дней назад

That is a great description!

@badgamerkat 25 дней назад

When the pink popcorn came out I immediately had a childhood flashback to how stale these always were, and wondered if they had improved over time. I guess not, lol. They used to cost 5 cents, and the better, more beloved Cracker Jack's were triple the price. I love the Cherry Blossom.

@jennifergraham3752 13 дней назад

Agreed, the pink popcorn was always disappointing! My mom would buy it because it was an inexpensive “treat” 😝. Cherry blossoms rock (they are still my husband’s favourite).

@dshuffman32 25 дней назад

I am 47 and had cherry blossoms when I was a little kid. I remember loving those, tried one as an adult, no so much.. lol.

@russelljackman1413 25 дней назад

Grainne hit the mark--the flavor of Thrills is violet!

@jasonbuter9493 25 дней назад

actually its rosewater

@russelljackman1413 25 дней назад

@@jasonbuter9493 Thank you! I stand corrected! 😁

@DravenGal 25 дней назад

Canada is the home of my favorite candy bar, the "Coffee Crisp!" SO GOOD!💙

@tobybartlett 25 дней назад

Our best achievement!

@DravenGal 25 дней назад

@@tobybartlett I don't suppose I could bribe you to send me some?🤣💙

@tobybartlett 25 дней назад

@@DravenGal Haha. Where in the world are you? I’m shocked that we don’t export these everywhere! They’re so delicious!

@juniorcj82 25 дней назад

Wunderbar for life.

@bluepolarbear753 25 дней назад

Eatmore is one of my Fav

@newfee1967 25 дней назад

Cherry blossoms use to be double that size when I was a child.🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

@mikeallen1763 25 дней назад

and more real tasting

@bricks_mortar 25 дней назад

Sooooo much sugar back then lol

@mikeallen1763 25 дней назад

@@bricks_mortar its was prob cane suger , not high froctose

@greenbluemonkey 25 дней назад

Then again, you were twice as small as well.

@cerberus6654 25 дней назад

Well, that's because you were three times smaller than you are now!

@cainednd 24 дня назад

50 yo French Canadian here, and by far the Cherry Blossom and Soap Gum were my childhood favourites. Cheers from Ottawa! 🥰

@desired397 25 дней назад

Wow, That's a great collection of the candy that never gets sold lol. Also oddly enough the items that seem to end up in the checkout line of my local Bulk Barn (a Canadian chain of bulk loose foods, candy, chocolate, spices, baking ingredients, etc). Now all they need to try is something really old school like a Cuban Lunch bar.

@Carrie-so3ro 22 дня назад

NOW I know where I can buy these things again. Thank-you!

@sylverman56 25 дней назад

When I was a kid (early 60s in this case) the pink popcorn was 5c and the caramel corn was 10c. Fond memories.

@AMPProf 23 дня назад

was it loose.. And covered in Hand sweat

@cdpond 25 дней назад

As a Canadian, I am amazed that pink popcorn crap is even still produced. I wouldn't use it for packing material, let alone put it in my mouth. Lord have mercy.

@AnnaAnna-uc2ff 25 дней назад

OMG

@TheBigburcie 25 дней назад

If I ever got it in my Halloween candy, it immediately was tossed.

@xMissChievousx 24 дня назад

I literally had a conversation recently at work how we haven't seen pink popcorn in the grocery stores for at least 20 years

@Boa_Omega 24 дня назад

you don't ever buy a 2nd box. well not for yourself.

@FlashGeiger 23 дня назад

I'm not sure it is still produced. They just haven't finished selling the last batch they made in 1962.

@RSkies 25 дней назад

The CACKLE I let out when I saw the package of Thrills! 😂 (I nominate those as the ‘Canadian Durian’)

@Carrie-so3ro 22 дня назад

I second that! - I let out a shudder AND a cringe though.

@davidray6962 25 дней назад

The video title is "NEW Canadian snacks", but they all looked like old Canadian snacks...

@TheTRYChannel 25 дней назад

New to our TRYers... 😁

@eastvandb 20 дней назад

@@TheTRYChannel sooooo old to Canada!

@Sopmylo 25 дней назад

Cherry Blossoms are fit for the gods

@mikeallen1763 25 дней назад

they used to be alot bigger in the 90's

@Am_Eli_Melo 24 дня назад

@@mikeallen1763 were you a kid in the 90s? xD jk

@CockroachMunchingKrabbyPatty 25 дней назад

I remember when I was a child, I got 'thrills' out of one of those coin operated spinning candy dispenser machines. This was before I could even read, I just saw them and thought, "Wow! That looks tasty!" So I asked my mom for a 25 cent coin, and I was so disappointed. Nothing could have ruined my day like thrills gum. That being said though, I tried them again as an adult, and they're actually a joy! Goes to show how differently your tastes change with time, as well as when you know what to expect.

@jimsvideos7201 25 дней назад

Gráinne having a regular Canadian friend implies that Francophones are unleaded Canadian friends.

24 дня назад

Diesel.

@kinglearisdead 23 дня назад

Premium.

@DefianceOrDeath 9 дней назад

@@kinglearisdead more like crude

@MegaDc1992 25 дней назад

Cherry Blossoms are elite!!!

@AMPProf 23 дня назад

ohh yaaa GRAMPA is that how you got Grammy

@MegaDc1992 23 дня назад

@@AMPProf yeah totally, you caught me youngin, nothing a sweet cherry blossom to woo a lady

@pagan_plays 25 дней назад

Yay 😊 so tasty! 💖(except that popcorn honestly) the Cherry chocolate was my fav! 🥰

@John-mq9fx 25 дней назад

Very old Canadian here. You are correct about some of these products being from the 1950's. I hated the pink popcorn as well. It was always stale tasting. Cherry Blossom was produced by a company named Lowney. Thrills chewing gum was always good for refreshing your breath.

@redelfshotthefood8213 23 дня назад

As a kid in the 70s I ate all 3. Adult me looks back and wonders why. The cherry blossom was good. But the other 2? Why did I ever go for them more than once? So awful. Answer: I was a kid. With a kid brain. Not finished growing the brain.

@John-mq9fx 23 дня назад

@@redelfshotthefood8213 🤣

@eastvandb 20 дней назад

The kids who smoked used Thrills or Sen-Sen to disguise their breath at my old high-school (70s).

@hevytimes 25 дней назад

So that durian prediction... I saw the thrills and I knew things were going to get rough for yous, bud. So glad it grew on y'all though. I do actively choose thrills, it is in fact a real thing and not just to get tourists.

@robrichards8074 25 дней назад

The Pal-o-mine is the OG chocolate bar. When I worked at Ganong's on what they call the cooking floor, I would make the fudge center from the original recipe. We would do 3 or 4 batches a week and would often sneak down to the enrobing cooler to grab a hand full of the them before they got coated. Their is nothing like it, they would just melt in your mouth.

@Swishyhead 20 дней назад

Cherry Blossoms are my JAM. Words cannot describe how amazing it felt as a kid to be able to tuck into this GIGANTIC cherry chocolate, not to mention the fun of biting the top off and sucking out the cherry syrup.

@ericgaudet5488 25 дней назад

Nice seeing Pagan Glad she enjoyed most of the Canadian Snacks.

@henrygallant3583 25 дней назад

I haven't seen CHEWS for every. Now I have to go find them. Had sooooooo many as a kid.

@Zerzil1974 25 дней назад

Pal O Mine (made by Ganong) were made where I grew up (well, grew older) in St. Stephen, New Brunswick (Canada). Funny the comment of "pot of gold" because Ganong also made a "Pot O' Gold" box of chocolates, which I think you had on the channel before. Happy to see you approved of these snacks. No worries on offending us (with anything in this video). There's also a lot more to Canada than BC, Toronto and Quebec/Montreal

@encourageandrepeat8375 24 дня назад

I think Moir's made Pot of Gold. The "other" Maritime chocolate company (shut down ~20 years ago). The brand was taken over by somebody, I forget who.

@DefianceOrDeath 9 дней назад

Yeah, a lot more of nothing. lol. ;)

@bellacullen256 23 дня назад

I’m glad they mentioned about Cherry Blossoms being good for Christmas, we would get one in our stockings every year so I think of them as a Christmas treat

@yup_uhuh 25 дней назад

i can remember that same box for cherry blossoms & pink candy popcorn, thrills, from the 70's

@ivanhayes5633 25 дней назад

My lord, could pagan be more adorable? I just love her contagious positivity, and her lilting laugh brightens my day.

@pagan_plays 25 дней назад

Aw thank you 😊

@jo-anneneilson8571 25 дней назад

I'm Canadian and I always wanted the Try personalities to try Thrills gum. It's divisive. You hate it or you love it. I haven't seen Pal o Mine or Pink Candy Popcorn in decades.

@keirajudd4444 15 дней назад

We have Pal o mine at Giant Tiger stores in Southwestern Ontario 😀😀

@throckmortonsnerkell465 23 дня назад

Yes you did go back in time. That popcorn REALLY brings back the childhood memories!

@LinaRatliff 25 дней назад

I love your Bounty bars!!! They're great! Love your videos ❤❤❤ Have a wonderful day

@cstephen98 25 дней назад

I remember all those from the 70's in rural Nova Scotia.

@geraldmorgan6906 25 дней назад

I remember several of them during the 90's in Nova Scotia but I thought Pal-o-mine and Pink elephant were discontinued decades earlier. They should have had a Crispy Crunch and a Macintosh Toffee bar instead.

@kendasteeves9793 25 дней назад

Thrills is my favourite. One of the pockets on my knapsack is loaded with the stuff

@WindsongVirtual 22 дня назад

Thrills gum is 100% old-skool nostalgia! I remember as a kid (70s-early 80s), one of my grandmothers always had a pack of Thrills in her purse.

@JustTired659 25 дней назад

It says that it tastes like soap... it must be IRISH SPRING!!! 😂😂😂

@paulahillier1390 25 дней назад

Yes! Cherry blossoms are so yummy. 😊

@Branwhin 25 дней назад

Ooh, yummy! Of the ones you've got there the Cherry Blossoms are my favourite. I adore chocolate covered cherries or heck, chocolate-cherry just about anything! Hello and cheers from Winterpeg (as I sit here almost melting in my chair - we are NOT living up to our fearsome reputation at the moment).

@wryalways985 25 дней назад

I don't eat cherry blossoms enough. The heat warning has passed for now, btw.

@ukieflip 10 дней назад

My dad used to always buy me Cherry Blossoms. Huge nostalgia hit for me; I grab one whenever I find them.

@bradx90 25 дней назад

On behalf of Canada, sorry about the pink popcorn, we don't even eat it anymore 😂

@marc_leblanc 25 дней назад

I wasn't aware Pal-o-Mine was still made. My mom used to love those. I never cared for it.

@ToastontheEastCoast 25 дней назад

Palomines are still made but they changed the recipe a couple years ago and the peanut fudge part doesn't quite taste the same. 😔

@chickenrotini 25 дней назад

Gen Xer here. I’ve never heard of Pal O Mine. Is it regional?

@ToastontheEastCoast 25 дней назад

@@chickenrotini it's available all across Canada as far as I know. 🤷‍♀️

@carolmurphy7572 25 дней назад

@chickenrotini I remember that it was manufactured by the Ganong chocolate company in New Brunswick, but I haven't seen it in Newfoundland and Labrador since the 1970s.

@keirajudd4444 15 дней назад

@@chickenrotini We have Pal o mine at Giant Tiger stores in Southwestern Ontario for sure

@Sirtigereg 25 дней назад

Love from Canada ❤❤❤

@LlTTLEMlNNOW 23 дня назад

Fun fact, how someone pronounces Toronto is always a dead giveaway to us whether you're also Canadian or not. No-one from Canada pronounces the second t. It's more like (ta-rah-nah) or (ta-rah-no) depending on which part of Canada you're from. But the second t is almost always silent. 🤣

@gentlemanmenace2610 15 дней назад

Even Canadians don't know if Thrills are intended to be a prank. They've just always been around in the gumball coin machines and it's hilarious to watch somebody have their first

@michaelmacisaac8115 25 дней назад

My favorite bar. Pal-O-Mine. My father would always share it with me.

@lbednaz 25 дней назад

I love Pagan's giggle!

@DeadInside-ew8qb 25 дней назад

Pastel Pagan giggling was great

@amandajohn4713 22 дня назад

Try channel has officially had a taste of a Gen X childhood.

@frederickmoller 24 дня назад

Believe it or NOT, this 68 yo Canadian man 'actually' loves all that you tried here!

@terenzo50 25 дней назад

Pagan always seems as sweet and perhaps even sweeter than these sweets. Her laughter is delightfully infectious.

@Blondie42 25 дней назад

5:20 Justine Stafford with Pagan would probably be hilarious, especially when the innuendos come out.

@AARon-se2fv 25 дней назад

i was rolling on the ground with my mind in the gutter .lmao

@traceyaugustynowicz5890 25 дней назад

Love this show....as a Canadian....I haven't seen these foods for many.....many.....many years!!!!

@CorinneConnolly-g1w 25 дней назад

My grandmother always put a couple of the cherry blossoms in my stocking at Christmas. Also I loved when the one person swore and then apologized (that’s very Canadian 😜) the pink pop corn and the thrill gum have always been absolutely horrible. Sorry you all had to try that 🇨🇦 you should try Canadian foods like poutine. Its delicious

@michel.montreal 24 дня назад

It's a Canadian thing; Thrills still tastes like soap, and Buckley's syrup, it tastes awful but it works !

@alanbain5779 25 дней назад

if you like eating soap..... Thrills are for you

@daveb947 25 дней назад

I LOVE Thrills. LOL. My sister actually bought me a box. LOL.

@jay-effmichaud 25 дней назад

And then the Tide pods trend started again! lol

@camcastellani9547 23 дня назад

Thrills hands down my favourite. The more you have it the more you want it. I buy stacks of it. Cheers TRY for giving it a go!

@CarolineinCanada 25 дней назад

I live in London Ontario Canada where Thrills gum is made and it's FANTASTIC!!!!!❤😁🇨🇦

@bawdybroad 25 дней назад

And Cherry Blossom are my favorite chocolate "bar" ever!

@lifewuzonceezr 25 дней назад

I was addicted for a couple months of my last pregnancy and then switched to salt and vinegar or dill pickle chips.. I may have O.D.'d on them ..I shiver at the sight of them now 26 years later lol

@jenzerr8856 25 дней назад

@@lifewuzonceezrdoes your kiddo love both? I craved strawberry everything when I was pregnant and now my son wants strawberry everything 😂

@Cameron_The_Corgi 25 дней назад

Agreed!!!!

@AMPProf 23 дня назад

Hmmm..

@DefianceOrDeath 9 дней назад

@@jenzerr8856 To be fair, strawberries are just delicious. Most people like them. If it was something like peanut butter and pickle sandwiches I might be more inclined to see the connection. hahaha

@backlash660 25 дней назад

I am a 57 year old Canadian and that damn popcorn and the soapy gum sucked when I was a child and I am sure they still suck . I didn't think that either one was still being made . Maybe someone sent you 50 year old snacks . The Cherry Blossom still seems to be the way it was 50 years ago except that they made it smaller . I don't think anything has changed for the Palomine .

@andyrondeau5364 21 день назад

"Mmmm. That and a cup o tea." I pause video, puts the kettle on.

@troutymctrouttrout3809 25 дней назад

Yay!! This was so much fun to watch as a Canadian. I can verify that all these snacks have existed for at least 50 yrs. (except pal-o-mine which I've never heard of). Cherry Blossoms were something grandma used to give us when we'd visit. Pink Popcorn is awesome for a nostalgia kick but not every day. Did you guys notice how some of the Chews were super sour and some were just sweet? The crap shoot of it all was always part of the fun!

@encourageandrepeat8375 24 дня назад

Pal-o-mine has been made by Ganong's since 1910.

@keirajudd4444 15 дней назад

We have Pal o mine at Giant Tiger stores in Southwestern Ontario 🔥🔥

@michaelderfelt 25 дней назад

HIII EVERYONE!!

@crazycatlady4468 25 дней назад

True Canadians appreciate some "Thrills" 😂

@AnnaAnna-uc2ff 25 дней назад

Still tastes like soap!

@crazycatlady4468 25 дней назад

Absolutely!! 😂@@AnnaAnna-uc2ff

@pineo81 23 дня назад

This is my childhood! We always called the popcorn "Pink elephant popcorn" Thrills is rosewater flavoured, I like it.

@lisablinn3264 22 дня назад

I LOVE the Thrills gum! I used to buy these with my allowance as a kid!

@steveolson4123 25 дней назад

I thought only hot sauce turned Paddy's face red.

@Carrie-so3ro 22 дня назад

We know differently now!

@LadyOfRain1 22 дня назад

I AM SO EXCITED SOMEONE SENT THEM THRILLS GUM!!!! There are 2 kinds of people in Canada. Those who HATE Thrills and those who will steal it from a small child to get some more!!

@BOOKKAT74 21 день назад

And those who like Sen Sen and those who don’t.

@curtbonnell4308 21 день назад

Cherry Blossom is one of my absolute all time favourite candies.

@curtbonnell4308 21 день назад

HATE Thrills, always have.

@Zombie-lx3sh 22 дня назад

I'm Canadian and I've never even heard of any of these besides the cherry blossoms. Give them some good, popular stuff!

@Carrie-so3ro 22 дня назад

You must be pretty young if you haven't heard of this stuff. They have done a few other Canadian tries, of some of our more common chocolates, chips etc. & Vachon cakes.

@wendylou8963 25 дней назад

I hoped Thrills would make it😂😂😂

@ronchambers3713 25 дней назад

Yup cherry blossoms are top tier, but man are they sugary. And they used to be made by Roundtree company I think they are Hershey now

@AdeleMcAlear 25 дней назад

Made by Lowney and bought by Hershey Canada in 1987, but still carry the Lowney brand today (made in Montreal.)

@ronchambers3713 25 дней назад

@@AdeleMcAlear I rushed into that one, you, I can even picture the looney name on the box, I mix up my memories of my Candy as a kid,

@AdeleMcAlear 24 дня назад

@@ronchambers3713 That big L is just a part of that box to me!

@pwalker1360 20 дней назад

Pal-o-Mines were the first candy bar ever and they also invented the heart-shaped box. My mother's favourite item from them where Chicken Bones.

@dianethompson2458 11 дней назад

I am also from Ontario, and I am a senior citizen. Pal o Mine is unknown to me. The other snacks were quite popular in the 1950s. My father used to chew Thrills gum, but we wouldnt touch it. The Pink Elephant popcorn was never a favourite of mine, but I love Cherry Blossoms.

@evansteiner5520 25 дней назад

I’m Canadian

@Patterner 25 дней назад

shouldn't that be "Sorry, I'm Canadian"?

@8ifoto 25 дней назад

Canadian snacks are almost the same as USA snacks. they just come with universal health care to treat the diabetes and tooth decay!

@carries6427 25 дней назад

😂😂😂

@gloriastone3211 25 дней назад

I'm a Canadian now living in the US for the past 17 years and there are lots of different snacks in Canada that the US doesn't have. Plus our chocolate is way better too.

@8ifoto 25 дней назад

@@gloriastone3211 it doesn't taste slightly of sick.

@Sirtigereg 25 дней назад

Lmfao

@canadanionerdo5434 25 дней назад

Ours doesn’t come with a gun

@tammystratford7079 25 дней назад

These are old Canadian snacks. I'm sure they're fresh but I was enjoying these back in the 70s.

@CRISPIN4U 21 день назад

I’m Canadian (54 years old). I love all of these. When I saw you were going to try Thrills, I burst out laughing. Thrills is awesome…but it tastes like soap.