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We Tried Snacks From Malaysia to France, Here's What Happened | Stay Outta My Fridge

We Tried Snacks From Malaysia to France, Here's What Happened | Stay Outta My Fridge

Episode 345 Published 4 weeks ago
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Snack Crate World Taste Test | Stay Outta My Fridge turned our kitchen into an international snack battlefield. Matt, Megh, Iyla, and Lo traveled around the world through food trying snacks from Malaysia, Scotland, Sweden, Greece, and France… and some of these flavors absolutely blindsided us.

This Snack Crate taste test delivered everything from incredible chocolate and chips to snacks that tasted like they were invented during a fever dream at 2 AM. One country completely shocked us with amazing candy, while another nearly made somebody tap out on camera. Family food challenges always get chaotic in this house, but international snacks somehow unlocked a whole new level of confusion.

This week on Stay Outta My Fridge, the family dives into global snack culture, weird flavors, hilarious reactions, and some unexpectedly elite treats from around the world. If you love food reviews, taste tests, family vlogs, and seeing people question their life choices after eating mystery candy… welcome home.

What’s In The Fridge This Week:
Malaysia snack taste test
Scotland candy and chips review
Sweden snacks challenge
Greece food reactions
France snack haul and family food vlog

Stay Outta My Fridge is the show where the kids take over the kitchen. Join Beard Laws, Avery, Isla, and the whole family for the most chaotic food reviews on the internet. Every episode feels like a family sitcom powered by snacks and poor decision-making.

The best part? Every country brought something completely different. Scotland came in strong with bold flavors. France tried to get fancy. Sweden got weird. Malaysia surprised everybody. Greece showed up like the underdog nobody saw coming.

Timestamps

00:00 - Tasting the purple Millions black currant chewy treats

00:23 - Isla's first reaction: tastes like grapes or blackberry

00:55 - Discussion of flavor profile: fizzy, soda-like candy with bold black currant flavor

01:27 - Comparison: Blackcurrant Millions versus other snacks, rating 4/5

01:57 - Moving from Scotland to France, guessing snack flavors

02:39 - Tasting French Lay's chips, flavor is savory rotisserie chicken

03:10 - Honest reactions to intense flavors, guesses based on French seasoning

03:55 - Trying Indian-inspired baked potato flavor chip, surprisingly savory and herby

04:24 - Transition to Sweden, tasting Polly milk chocolate with marshmallow-like texture

05:21 - Canada's favorite candy, enjoyed as a cozy, movie-night treat

07:24 - Transition back to Scotland for haggis-flavored chips

08:12 - Scottish chips: spicy, herby, capturing national flavor

09:42 - Comparing Scottish pepper chips with American snacks

10:12 - Texture and flavor critiques, Isla's reactions

11:34 - Tasting Scottish haggis chips, fun facts about Burns Night

12:33 - Scottish sheepherding-inspired snack, not a fan but interesting profile

14:22 - Moving to Malaysia for crunchy barbecue Curry twisties

15:47 - Malaysian snack featuring chewy ramen noodle treats, some enjoyed more than others

16:46 - Back to Malaysia for more regional snacks, some flavors reminiscent of seafood boil

18:24 - Returning to Scotland for spicy black pepper chips—perfect with cheese or panini

20:21 - Exploring snacks from France, including bubble gum gummies with a hint of blueberry

21:11 - Tasting crispy black truffle breadsticks, a delicacy from France

22:31 - Ending in Greece with a layered pastry snack, tasting like a banana Twinkie, a sweet highlight

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