And adulthood!

Put them on your fingers and pretend to walk them

Monster munch is a staple 'Adult' snack too hehehe. I never forgave them discontinuing my Fangs, Bones & there was a third I can't remember. lol I think they were Smith's Horror range. There was so much vinegar acid in the bones ones, you could jump-start a truck in January.

I used to like the beef flavour best . I like pickled onions but not the monster munch flavouring 😁👍

I collected the monsters that you put on your bike wheel spokes to make a sound. Love Monster Munch

:))))

(Checks Wikipedia). Circulatory, Digestive, Endocrine, Exocrine, Immune. Muscular, Nervous, Burp. Checks out.

Any bacon flavour

@@coco-7951 There's Smoky Bacon.

I've tested Crispy Bacon Wheat Crunchies with a burp return of 14.2 hours.

First bags free, then you have to pay or we break your knee caps :-)

How bout the pom bear crisps

I agree. Yet the thought of eating an actual pickled onion makes me wanna vomit

Do they still make them? Can remember loving the Prawn Cocktail ones a a kid in the early 1980's-when Giant Haystacks was doing the advert beating up Roger from Rainbow I believe. Sadly not to be found anywhere online.

Ideal for eating quietly in class.

They are so underrated! They changed their recipe though and aren’t the same; so I go to Tesco and get prawn shells.

@@Hi-kq1vi Do you mean Roger Walker? A Walker advertising KP Skips, that's funny! Also I remember Clumsy Colin, but I don't remember Giant Haystacks advertising anything?

@@Fifury161 Yep-that was the guy, it was early 1980's, maybe 1981/1982-he was slamming Roger & splashing him.

I live in Burton on Trent, half the town smells of Yeast lol.

Yep, I can attest to that, been though a few times

Yup, there was a great Marston's Pedigree version years ago. My wife had kept a jar. It gets better with age is all i'll say :D

I love Marmite but it is basically yeast poo.

@@shlibbermacshlibber4106 I'd rather live under the tyrannical rule of yeast than eat a single slice of marmite on toast.

They aren't actually feet they're monster shaped....who knew

she has done

You didn't include Beef Space raiders ????? Clearly you're no Englishman lol now leave this island foreigner.

Subtle...

Oh, It stands for Nine Inch Nails? I thought it was "Not In North America"

ricchardo Trent Reznor’s slightly pretentious industrial Goth band.

Joe Turner I only remember having root beer once and it tasted like wintergreen

Yaass germoline, it's the wintergreen 🙃

I thought it was only me

Hahaha!!!

i always used to wonder what germoline tasted like then about 10 years later i discovered root beer

WolfGratz hahaha!! In a post vulnerable (all right hungover) state that’s really made me laugh 😂 top marks!

Or Brannigans (before McCoys ruined them)

They didn't contain real hedgehogs it was a bit of a joke. Although with recent food scandals in the UK, probably horse.

@@hairyairey they did change it to hedgehog flavour (from flavoured) due to legalities. Apparently they consulted with gypsies (who do eat hedgehog). I used to love them as a kid and was gutted when they stopped making them. Dont think I'd fancy them now though lol.

@@Dave0G you can still get Branigans but yeh they are not what they used to be :( the old paper bag version was amazing.

I remember those! Up there with nettle flavour!

lol I don't mind marmite, but your description is brilliant😂

Think it is like Guinness-you either love or hate it, drinking Guinness because everybody kept telling me how great it was & it tasted like Charcoal to me.

I lol'd

A fantastic cross between treacle and creosote.

tjf4375 that’s their charm

Marmite is pure monosodium glutamate - in other words, an excitotoxin that is bad for you. I used to eat it, but now don't for health reasons. The dishonesty of the packaging saying "yeast extract" hides the fact it's just MSG. Marmite should not be a treasured English condiment. It's a poison.

@@EyewitnessHistoryChannel that's interesting, please could you provide some sources?

@@EyewitnessHistoryChannel I bet you're so much fun at parties.

Steve Young I thought Marmite was Australian. Am I wrong?

@@robertewalt7789 You're thinking of Vegimite which is very similar.

I have access to as many retail boxes of steak crisps as it is humanly possible to have.

Definitely root beer it was a fav of mine and it was a sad day when stopped serving it. Anyone remember lime milkshake at Wimpeys?

CMDR Dimensional Shambler , oh my lime milkshake, heaven personified.

It tasted like dentist’s mouthwash mixed with cream soda. Sorta phenol antiseptic, Germoline.

ange[10 After eight Mcflurry. To Die For.

@@SvenTviking sweet fizzy TCP...

Rhiannon Wilmott Really? I put about 1cm on.

I love it thick too.

I can eat marmite off a spoon but of course some of us have been eating it since we were toddlers so are desensitised.

Does anyone else know about marmite with cheeee on toast? ☺

It tastes like germoline smells, but its lovely, and very cheap in Asda. They do other brands too if you search for them 💖

It tastes like the stuff you rinse and spit at the dentist.

@@FluffysMum Thanks , I must try !

Anybody else remember Smiths Tubes? Very popular in the early-mid 1980's-about the same time as the Smash Mash Aliens.

Don't forget the more recent Pork Crunch!

@@Hi-kq1vi I do. Used to have them on my paper round about 1990. Also Smiths Twists in the 80's (Salt 'n' Vinegar) basically the predecessor to Bobby's Spirals today.

Try 5.1 surround

You should hear my farts through headphones they are awesome.

Ps Im so sorry - I never know if i mis-spell your name : )

Fish fingers and spaghetti hoops being 2 others. Can't think of the other.

Their not hot really

@@trinitywildcat I guess it's subjective. They're plenty hot for me lol

Got to agree, they are very good but not really hot. For increased salt and flavour intake try salt and vinegar Disco's or Squares. You need to try Nice'n'spicy Nik Naks.

Don't do it - you have to be weaned on it to like it.

Save yourself the trouble and just gargle with Dettol...

ASDA ("Asquith Dairies"), is an old British supermarket chain currently owned by WALMART(USA).

You do know NIN are still going ya pure knob jockey 🙄

Same dude. Moose juice is the elixir of life.

Noooooo definitely not the same.

As a former Canadian and now UK resident can confirm. I miss an A&W root beer with a Papa burger. Don't miss Cherry Blossoms. Just the thought hurts my teeth :(

Edit Can confirm that they are not the same.

No dandelion and burdock is called dandelion and burdock in britain root beer is called root beer in britain.

Vanilla monster munch??? No way.

The roast beef flavour is better.

@@AdventuresAndNaps yes way! I wish they'd bring it back because I don't think a lot of people were brave enough to give them a try, but they were really good!

I think that is her home, not work.

I think it's a stage set and she's not really in England, we need to see an outside vlog for proof!

@@dank9561 Duck...whooosh.

She probably already does that.

The Juvenile Cinephile oh you wanna do the I know sub genres of metal more than anyone else game do you? Go for it... then honestly tell me that most “goths” back in the day didn’t like NIN.

@The Juvenile Cinephile I'm a goth. We love Trent.

@The Juvenile Cinephile I hate goths, and I hate nine inch nails, so what? You wanna fight about it?

@The Juvenile Cinephile I need jesus as much as I needed that black market colonic, performed by blind guy who doesn't cut his fingernails, and has parkinsons disease Ltd.

I second this. They are ultimate!

So u like really fishy things then 🤔 are u that type of girl Rachel 😉

Sorry to hear ur from Brazil hopefully one day u will be free.

Guinness Flavored Potato Crisps are made by the British "Burts Hand Cooked Potato Crisps Co". and sold internationally. You may go on their website to find out what shops in the UK have them.

would hate to think of some of the weird stuff pretty girl from the internet would be sent. An amazon thing might be better.

I'm sure she can afford to buy her own stuff to try.

@@stuartferguson8967 With all the weird/kinky stuff on there?

She has a job, a patron account and her KZfaq is probably monitised. Don't think she needs free gifts

@@sie4431 you can't be sure. Unless you're her accountant, you're making a reasonable guess based on information available. That's fine, but it's a long way from sure. Viva the pedants revolt!

Beer ?

I did until about a year ago when I got some bundaberg root beer from B&M bargains. It's australian though and tastes nothing like germolene or a band aid so maybe australian root beer is different. Never tried any other root beer.

Bundaberg Root Beer is made to a genuine family recipe with real sarsaparilla root, liquorice root, vanilla beans and molasses giving it that rich, unique colour and flavour. Brewed for over three days to extract maximum flavour our Root Beer delivers a nostalgic experience like no other. Bundaberg Brewed Drinks is an iconic Australian family-owned business, based in the small Australian town that shares its name, Bundaberg. Established in 1968, the company had a vision to create craft brewed premium non-alcoholic beverages using time-honoured brewing methods and the best quality ingredients, including real roots, fruits, herbs and spices. Despite the passing of time, very little has changed in the way Bundaberg Brewed Drinks make its beverages. Craft brewed over 3 days

@@MsVanorak It's not got any ginger I assume it's american style root beer. The confusion came from the fact we have a soft drink made of ginger called ginger beer and as ginger is a root when people first hear root beer they assume ginger beer. What else is a float other than ice cream mixed with fizzy drink? I've seen americans mix the two on TV and call it a float.

@@MsVanorak I've heard it has wintergreen in it which supposedly makes it taste like germolene antisceptic. I've never heard of wintergreen before so I don't know what it is and I've never tried eating antisceptic cream.

A bandaid or a (sticking) plaster?