Perník is literally a gingerbread in czech language, its not a brand, you can have soft version or hard version. ;)

Kofola tastes wierd and very herbal the first time you have it but if you will have Coke right after that you will see that Kofola taste is way less sugary, way more interesting and refreshing. One can was definitely not enough to understand the idea)))

tbh Kofola in can is one of the worst. Once you get it at at pub cold from tap you cant stop with it.

Love how you wait till he’s had a bite before saying “I don’t think you’ll like that one”

Garlic chips with the most common czech snack - beer

because nestle is a giant multinational company that buys businesses in different countries, jojo and others were before nestle came

G'day, Next time I go shopping I will Czech if they have any of these.

Hello from the Czech Republic. I had all these snacks, but if I had to choose from these, I would choose Fidorku or Miňonky. I like the potatoes with garlick, but i like more mustrad flavour. and of course i love Kofola.

Rob, mate, love the way you just drop Pixie to the floor like a rag doll. Can't comment on the food, never tried it, but doesn't look like my cup of tea.

Kofola is even more popular than coke and taste so much better for most people here to the point even when im not planning to buy one, i end up buying it, cold and on tap is truly best.

10:00 Its just gingerbread with jam...

Chips, not crisps 🤣 straya🇦🇺

Yes

I like kofola

You can´t get drunk from these chocolates, its just essence not actually rum. So not you can´t get drunk

Hmmm. Disintergatorie? Hmmm, veeery interestink! I sink. Good onya Charlie & Robbo.

the čečia Xd

just the pronounciation is not Czetschia, Its Czechia, where the CH should be red as K, but anyway, we Czechs more often say the full longer name Czech Republic. ;)

The soya thing looks like marzipan. Is this stuff from the Czech Republic or Chechnya? I adore rum, but the rum flavouring they use in these things is vile and bares little relation to the real stuff. Nestle and Cadbury bought out our traditional sweet brands getting rid of some, and ruining others by using their own ingredients. In Aust we had a chocolate maker called Red Tulip and they made these great caramel filled Easter eggs, when Cadbury’s took over they used their chocolate and caramello. Rolo chocolates were ruined when Nestle took over Robertson’s, they also took over a company called Smalls Chocolates and basically discontinued their whole range in order to supplant them with their own bars. Nestle has been progressively ruining Quality Street since they took that over.

I'm so hungry now. Gah.

It is quite disingratory. Dudes and dudettes, swift reaction. Thank you

do a taste test of a Russian MRE, they've got 32 unsalted unsweetened cracker biscuits for you to enjoy, and three cans of ..... something!

hello from Czechia :D

Ok, so none of this I would actually buy. One has to be aware that these snacks used to be quite good before the companies producing them were bought by Nestle and other huge companies that started to optimize the production and made them quite uneatable. I would rather send you Slovakian Sedita products..

Points to Rob for calling it the Czech Republic instead of Czechoslovakia.

"soudžou rezy" 😀 I hate that thing, hipster mid class office people eat that while bicyckling

Wouldn't catch me eating any Soy products...Minonky 😅 Pixie only likes English & Aussie food...

If we take the entire selection, all those things are actually retro, but in the times of totalitarianism, we didn't have a very large selection like today, for example, 50 types of yogurt, but the quality standards were set by law and, unfortunately, with that, when we joined the European Union, they fell and today the quality of those products is sometimes appalling.

Hahaha none of them look very appetising to me, BTW Rob your tatt looks good 😉🇦🇺

We just pronounc everything the way its writen (i am very sorry for my grammar 😞)

14:52 Yea It is rubbish... Noone chew those kinds of bubble gums

It would at least be polite to pronounce the abbreviation of a country correctly when you mention it. Chechnya is 3000 km further east.