008. Afghans Try American Candy for the First Time!!

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00:00Sir, I would like you to be able to taste the rainbow.

00:02All right, give it a shot.

00:04So what does he think?

00:06Like it?

00:07Big, oh!

00:09In this video, you're going to witness villagers in Afghanistan trying American candy for the first time.

00:15I'm sorry, he's never had chocolate before?

00:18From the capital city of Kabul.

00:20Oh, I know that face.

00:21I make that same face every time I try this.

00:23Around the dusty streets of Jalalabad.

00:25This neighborhood is wild.

00:26And finally, in Afghanistan's remote countryside.

00:29Every time he eats it, I'm like, wait, do I have more?

00:31I want to eat that too.

00:32This is candy, and these are brands that people here have never seen before.

00:36Will they hate it?

00:37Or will they fall in love with America's sweet side?

00:40Let's find out.

00:42Our sugar-fueled mission begins in Afghanistan's capital city, Kabul.

00:47Here, some locals have become familiar with American brands like Coca-Cola and Starbucks.

00:52But these sweet treats are something completely new.

00:55The first candy we'll be trying today, Reese's Peanut Butter Cups.

00:58The perfect blend of chocolate and peanut butter.

01:01Here we have found our first victim.

01:02I mean, volunteer.

01:03Hello, sir.

01:04Salam.

01:04Can you please open it up?

01:08Does he have any idea what it is?

01:10It is like a cacao.

01:12That is true.

01:12It does have chocolate.

01:16Oh, I know that face.

01:17I make that same face every time I try this.

01:19That's my favorite candy.

01:21That one is too delicious.

01:23It is like mixing the peanuts with cacao.

01:25That's exactly what it is.

01:26It's one of the best flavors in the world.

01:28Do you have something like this in Afghanistan?

01:30I don't think so.

01:32This guy has so much self-control.

01:33Look at these little bites.

01:35I didn't know you were allowed to take more than one bite with these.

01:38He says that the thanks from the gift, that one is the best chocolate I've ever tasted.

01:43Please have some more, sir.

01:45Bye-bye.

01:46From Kabul, we're making our way east to the remote city of Jalalabad.

01:52The drive to get there is both beautiful and treacherous.

01:55But the worst part, dozens of Taliban checkpoints.

01:58And these guys can't be bribed with M&M's.

02:01We just pulled up to a checkpoint.

02:02They told us to pull over.

02:04There's like seven guys there.

02:05They're all kitted out.

02:06After making it to the city and scarfing down a choppy kebab, it's time to share the rainbow

02:14with some curious onlookers.

02:15Before I speak to this gentleman here, I have this gentleman here, Khalil, and he's going

02:19to help me to translate.

02:20You ready?

02:21Let's do this.

02:22Let's do it.

02:22Excuse me.

02:23Make way.

02:24I have Skittles to gift this man over here.

02:26I don't know how this is going to work because he's obviously very busy.

02:28I mean, look at this crowd coming here for these kebabs.

02:31That's not a small amount of people.

02:32Sir, I would like you to be able to taste the rainbow.

02:34Oh, look at that handful of meat.

02:36So has he ever seen this candy before?

02:38It's his first time.

02:39All right.

02:40Give it a shot.

02:41What color did he eat?

02:42He tried the red one.

02:43Okay.

02:44Oh, so it's sour and sweet at the same time.

02:46Very tasty.

02:47But what kind of fruit does it taste like?

02:49He says like it's more of an orangey type.

02:54I do think the red one is strawberry.

02:57Now he remembers.

02:58It reminds him of the strawberry.

03:00So do you like it or do you not like it?

03:02Like it?

03:02Oh!

03:03Ah!

03:03I appreciate honesty.

03:06If he doesn't like it, that's the key.

03:07No, no.

03:07He really likes it.

03:08He was just teasing you with a thumb.

03:09Sir, I hope you enjoyed it.

03:12Tasha cool.

03:12All right, folks.

03:13We have another volunteer who wants to taste the rainbow.

03:15I can't tell if he's 12 or 39.

03:18So he's 23.

03:19Right in the middle.

03:19Perfect.

03:20So these are Skittles.

03:21Could he just try only the green ones?

03:25Okay.

03:25What does it taste like?

03:26The lady?

03:27He says that it's more like orange.

03:28Like an orange?

03:29I could swear that the green one is sour apple.

03:31It's not orange.

03:32Apple.

03:33Did you tell him?

03:34No, no.

03:34Sir, you nailed it.

03:35Thank you for participating.

03:36All right, we have our next volunteer.

03:37Now my goal this time is just to have them try grape.

03:40I mean, the purple one.

03:41So he's saying grapes.

03:46Grapes?

03:46Bingo.

03:47That's correct.

03:47It is, in fact, grapes.

03:48Well done.

03:49I thought he would be more excited about that, but I'm excited.

03:52Everybody, he got it right.

03:54It's grapes.

03:55Grapes.

03:55Yes.

03:56Oh, grapes.

03:58I'm moving on.

03:59I lost the crowd.

04:00I lost the crowd.

04:01We have moved to a different section of the neighborhood.

04:04Right here, they're cooking up Afghan kebabs.

04:07And right there, a bunch of Afghan people on a giant truck.

04:09Our next candy, peanut M&M's.

04:11Everyone knows that M&M's are fine, but peanut M&M's are where it's really at.

04:15Plus, it's a good way to test your friends, because if you give it to them and they die,

04:18they were never your friend to begin with, because they're weak, because they're allergic to peanuts.

04:22Oh, sorry.

04:23All right, the kebab man chased me away.

04:25All right, I've got this guy right here.

04:26Hello, sir.

04:27Is he allergic to peanuts?

04:29He doesn't have any allergies with peanuts.

04:31As far as I know, peanut allergies is just kind of a white person thing.

04:36Can I help him?

04:37There we go.

04:38Now put it in your hand.

04:40Okay, so he's got some peanuts right there.

04:42Oh, I missed it.

04:44All right, he's giving a thumbs up.

04:46What does it taste like?

04:47It's more of chogniti and cacao type of taste.

04:50What else is in there?

04:53Peanuts, peanuts.

04:54Overall, would you say big thumbs up or thumbs down?

04:56Thumbs up.

04:57Thumbs up?

04:58All right, thank you.

04:59All right, this gentleman right here says, show his sign.

05:02Give him some marketing.

05:03There you go.

05:03Everyone go to here.

05:05Next time you're in Jalalabad.

05:06That should be soon, right?

05:07All right.

05:08Who's next?

05:08How about this gentleman?

05:09Okay.

05:10All right, try it out.

05:13He looks like he's being a little bit cautious.

05:14He doesn't quite trust me.

05:16So, what does it taste like?

05:18He's saying the same combination, chocolate and peanuts.

05:20Do you wish this was available in Afghanistan?

05:23So, he wants hair in the stores also.

05:25Amazing.

05:26Look, it's peanut M&M's.

05:27Who doesn't love peanut M&M's?

05:28All right, sir.

05:29Thank you so much.

05:30All right, folks.

05:30We are moving on to our next candy right here.

05:32Jelly Belly.

05:33Strawberry cheesecake flavor.

05:35So, this man right here is selling these vegetables right here.

05:37And now he's going to try this candy right here.

05:39Sir?

05:39Here you go.

05:40All right.

05:40Oh, he ate it?

05:42So.

05:43He's tasting strawberries.

05:45Strawberries is correct, but there's something else, too.

05:48He's tasting something like cheese.

05:50Whoa.

05:50This guy has a good palate.

05:52My man.

05:52I am very impressed.

05:53That is correct.

05:54It is strawberry cheesecake.

05:56They have cheese here.

05:57They have strawberries here.

05:58This guy, he put that together.

05:59Sir, this is yours.

06:01It's my gift.

06:01The rest.

06:01So, right now, I am here with the French fry guy with a brand new candy.

06:08This, another Jelly Belly-posted marshmallow flavor.

06:10I don't think he's ever going to guess this flavor, but let's see.

06:13He is a French fry guy.

06:14French fry man, I have this for you.

06:15They're called jelly beans.

06:19Do you like it or no?

06:20He likes it.

06:21Now, can you figure out what it tastes like?

06:24It tastes like chewing gum.

06:25It's chocolatey and sweet.

06:26Take a look at this picture.

06:27Has he ever heard of a marshmallow?

06:29He's never heard of a marshmallow.

06:30Oh, oh, oh.

06:33You want to try one?

06:35There you go.

06:35I'll pour some for you.

06:38It's so delicious.

06:39It's so delicious.

06:40All right, this guy speaks English very well.

06:42It's a lake of banana.

06:43Like a banana.

06:44Hold on, I got to try one of these for myself.

06:45American tries American candy.

06:49Mmm.

06:50I can see what he's talking about with the banana.

06:52A little bit.

06:53It does taste like roasted marshmallow.

06:54I love it.

06:55You like it?

06:55Yes, sir.

06:56Good.

06:56Nice meeting you.

06:58On to the next one.

06:59As the sun sets, we head to a street that specializes in traditional cooking known as

07:05Karahi, where pounds and pounds of meat sizzle after being chopped up by this man.

07:09Sir?

07:10These are gummy bears.

07:11Have you ever seen candy like this before?

07:13No, no, no, no.

07:14This is his first time trying these.

07:15It looks very tasty and it's very soft.

07:21Welcome.

07:21The next morning, we leave Jalalabad and head deeper into Afghanistan's countryside.

07:51Here, a group of welcoming villagers prepare an entire sheet.

07:55Meanwhile, I've prepared the best of my candy stash.

07:58This is a two-pound Cadbury, 200-year-old travel exclusive, I don't know, it's chocolate.

08:04Is this from the U.S.?

08:05Oh, born in Great Britain.

08:06All right.

08:07And can people try mostly American candy and sometimes candy from Great Britain?

08:11Give me a break.

08:11I bought all this in Dubai.

08:12So this is the next candy that's going to be tried.

08:14There is one small problem.

08:16The entire thing melted.

08:17It's a complete mess.

08:19So it's kind of a gift and kind of not.

08:23Let's see what they think.

08:24All right, my man, this is for you.

08:26It melted a little bit in the van.

08:27Will he still accept it?

08:28So he said it's okay.

08:31But before we reveal this two-pound giant Cadbury chocolate bar, I have a few more candies to pass around.

08:37All right, folks, we have our next candy right here.

08:39It is the Twix.

08:40Also melted, but it kind of re-hardened.

08:42And so we have these guys right here.

08:44They are busy at work.

08:45They look like they could use some Twix.

08:46Sir, have you ever seen this before?

08:49I haven't seen it before.

08:50Now, everybody knows that Twix is the perfect combination of chocolate, caramel, and crunchiness.

08:54But let's see what he thinks.

08:55He doesn't even know that it's melted.

08:57He said mm before he tasted it.

08:59Oh, he's tasting biscuits.

09:02Yeah, he's got the crunchy part figured out, the cookie inside.

09:05Oh, he doesn't know about caramel.

09:06So he's never had caramel before?

09:07No, he's never.

09:08How do you describe caramel?

09:10It would be like sugar, melted sugar.

09:20Oh, now he knows.

09:21It's made of sugar.

09:22Do you like it or not?

09:23Less of it.

09:24Take another bite, then.

09:28All right.

09:28He's a bit shy.

09:29This guy is used to hanging out with cheap body parts.

09:32Instead, right now, he's kind of being a candy reviewer for you guys.

09:35But he says he likes it.

09:36Big thumbs up.

09:36All right.

09:37Our next candy is Maltesers.

09:40I'm not sure that this is American.

09:41In the USA, we just call them Whoppers.

09:43Sir, I have some candy for you.

09:44Before you open it, can I be honest?

09:45I already opened the can, and I ate like three of them.

09:48It's okay.

09:49They have preserved their shape.

09:51They look fantastic.

09:51He has no idea what it's made of.

09:55Just sensing chocolate, that's it.

09:56Please, give it a try.

09:57So he's correct.

09:58He says it reminds him of chocolate, but what about the malted milk ball?

10:02Biscuit.

10:03He says like biscuity something.

10:05Yeah, that's basically it.

10:06He nailed it.

10:07But how could it be improved?

10:09If some fruit flavors are added inside it, it will be much better.

10:13Maltesers.

10:14Do some fruit flavors.

10:15You'll have at least one fan right here.

10:17All right.

10:17Thank you, sir.

10:18All right, folks.

10:18We have another candy right here.

10:20Bounty.

10:21Full of delicious coconut flavor.

10:22But do they have coconuts in this part of Afghanistan?

10:25This man right here will reveal all.

10:30Okay, thank you.

10:32Immediately took a bite.

10:33He said thank you.

10:34So, do you like it?

10:35Yes, he did.

10:36He likes sweet.

10:37That's why he loves it.

10:37Now, are coconuts common here?

10:41We don't have it our own.

10:42It's imported from India, but we love it.

10:44Do you want to try some more?

10:45Oh, shaking my hand.

10:47I like that too.

10:50This guy.

10:51Bounty, if you do a commercial in Afghanistan, please hire this man.

10:54Because it looks irresistible.

10:55Every time he eats it, I'm like, wait, do I have more?

10:57I want to eat that too.

10:58So, thumbs up, thumbs down.

11:01Oh, he got me.

11:03He got me.

11:04Very good.

11:05Now, let's get back to that giant Cadbury chocolate.

11:07Oh, God.

11:08It's so flexible.

11:09I literally put it in the fridge this morning and it melted already.

11:12Oh, my.

11:12It is like a pudding.

11:13Cadbury, what's up?

11:14Is this all made out of like palm oil or something?

11:17Why is it a complete liquid?

11:19Meanwhile, the spoon has arrived.

11:21He takes his spoon.

11:22He reaches inside.

11:22Let's give it a shot.

11:23Mmm, that looks positive.

11:28So, he's tasting a lot of chocolate plus some caramelization and some peanut taste also.

11:34Well, he might have a very refined palate.

11:36I'm pretty sure it's just milk chocolate.

11:38He's had chocolate before, right?

11:39Never.

11:39Oh, this is his first time trying something like this.

11:42I'm sorry, he's never had chocolate before?

11:44Not like Cadbury.

11:45Normally, he would have like small toffee chocolates and stuff.

11:47Okay, so he's never had a two-pound chocolate?

11:49No, never.

11:50First time.

11:50This is very exciting.

11:51Do you want to share it with the kids?

11:55You think it's sweet?

11:56Uh-oh.

11:57There you go.

11:57This one's smiling now.

11:58Good?

12:00All right.

12:01I think they like it.

12:02Who doesn't like chocolate?

12:03All right, so there you have it.

12:05Boom.

12:05So, that is Afghan people trying American candy for the first time.

12:08If you didn't see it already, we did a whole series here in Afghanistan.

12:11I went to Kabul.

12:12I went to Jalalabad.

12:13I went to here, where I am right now in the countryside.

12:15And over four videos, we explored all types of Afghan food that you can find in this country.

12:19So, that series is me trying their food.

12:22But in this video, it was fun to see Afghan people try my food.

12:25Candy that most people around the world think is way too sweet.

12:27Did they like it?

12:28To me, it appears they did.

12:29Now, there is a possibility that some people were just being overly polite.

12:32But I really think people here were digging the American candy.

12:34Next time I come back, I'll try it again.

12:36And I'll bring Sour Heads.

12:37And I'll bring Red Hot Tamales.

12:39We'll see if they like it then.

12:40Otherwise, I hope you enjoyed this video.

12:41Let me know what you thought.

12:42And let me know if there's other places around the world where I should be bringing candy for people to try that candy.

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