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Shield Up 277: US vs. UK Snacks (Patreon)

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2024-05-17 10:00:05
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We love a good snack at RKG so come with us on a journey as we celebrate our favourite American and UK-based snacks.

We really want to hear from you on these so if we've criminally overlooked your favourites, let us know in the comments below or at: bit.ly/ShieldUp

Stay safe and keep your shield up,

RKG x

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Ben Analogue

We need to see the tea towel Gav!

Sean Tuck

We did the same tea towels here in Dinas Powys, so perhaps it is just a Welsh thing

GazF

Did that tea towel thing too, also Wales. Think the family still has it somewhere too.

Barney and The Wilf

Tea towel is definitely uk wide thing as we did it in sunny Essex back in the 80's and my children have done it also in the early 2010's. Good times 🤣🤣

Jason McLaughlin

Petition to start calling Krupa “Barley Boy”

Steve Wood

Regrettably I've only made it across the pond once but I was shocked at the lack of ice. It was the dead of summer and ice seemed to be no where in sight if you ordered a soda anywhere. Same goes for Air Conditioning. There was, however, some kind of regional version of Baileys Irish Cream everywhere (after a quick google, I believe it was Mrs Walkers Drumgray Highland Cream Liqueur). Go to visit the Loch Ness Monster? Have some Cream Liqueur. Go visit Doune Castle to re-enact Monty Python? Have some Cream Liqueur. Beatles museum in Liverpool? Cream Liqueur. Picture of the Crown Jewels? There's a bottle of Cream Liqueur in the case! As it was mostly found at tourist attractions I'll assume it's not something actual UK people consume. As to Krupa's lust for ranch dressing, Hidden Valley is the main brand here. I need to get a crate of the powder in the mail and ship it over to you guys.

Jackson Coulter

If you like uncrustables Gav you have to try them slightly cold. Stored in the freezer then eaten just before it’s fully thawed out 👌

Sam Nelson

I'm the guy who asked the tea towel question and funnily enough, it was prompted by me getting all my old primary school tea towels from my Grandma recently. I don't know if it was just my school, but an unsettling amount of the boys felt the need to draw their penises on their portrait... On the topic of snacks though, for one of the very early dates between my Canadian partner and I, we each chose 10 snacks to represent our countries in a face-off. In the end, it was a comfortable victory for the crown, but the standout British snack for her was Crunchy Nut (though she had been here a few years and therefore had already had a lot of the obvious choices). If you're ever in Canada, however, or one of the money laundering shops, I can't recommend an Oh Henry! highly enough.

Rob Wind of Horus

Gav I still have my school tea towel. Blue ink right?..😆

DolphinSlug

A still slightly frozen uncrustable is the best way to enjoy peanut butter and jelly, get that nice crunchy peanut and still gooey jelly

Thomas Carlson

All jokes aside… I would eat off a Finchy face haha

Chris Cardenas

Hey Krupa. Not sure if its a thing only in Australia (my circle of friends and family) but when we go to the movies we open a bag of maltesers and pour them into the warm popcorn. The sweet and savoury combo is delicious. Highly recommend

Rory MacLeod

Did the tea towel thing at school in Scotland. Visiting home atm from NZ. My mum still has it!

Rory MacLeod

Also speaking of NZ. I have fallen in love with 'kiwi dip' over there. It's made by mixing a tin of deduced cream with a packet of onion soup powder. Fantastic with salt and vinegar crisps!

Nik Razo

Absolutely love trail mix as a snack. So glad to hear the recognition from Gav!

Louis

Me and my sister did the tea towel thing when I was in primary school. My grand parents framed it and hung it in their kitchen.

Drew Worth

I work for the company that makes Uncrustables and corporate life has left me bitter towards most of their products but Uncrustables are still fucking great. I can’t quit them.