ITT: Things only Canadians will know
 

urm... ok

My head A splode

I think the second picture is making Yogurt, i saw it on QVC??

Body building? Really?

Ah I get it, milk isnt in jugs in Canada, they put it in packets
and the first one is a banned sex toy?

Bags of milk brah.

u kn it hunny

I'm liking the photo gallery..

Milk in packets? I've never seen that where I'm from. Its either in jugs or paper cartons.

Poutine?

http://www.nchen.org/blog/wp-content...06/poutine.jpg

Is poutine Canadian?? I've heard of it over here, wow.

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http://www.halfpennybooksandmore.com...ties%2056g.JPG
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...f/AeroMint.jpg
http://www.danscandystand.com/Mercha...cketsCandy.jpg

Do they have these in the UK? I know the US don't.

Yeah we have Smarties, and Aero.

We don't have "rockets" under that name, but we have the same thing under different names.

Pure French Canadian, you find poutine at any resturant in Quebec that has french fries. best poutine ni the world in montreal.

Yeah we have Aero and Smarties!:cheer2:

Only Canadians know you don't have flapping heads like on Terrence & Phillip? :laugh2::tongue:

Smarties are actually English.

Rowntree's of York, England have been making "Chocolate Beans" since at least 1882. The product was renamed "Smarties Chocolate Beans" in 1937. Rowntree's were forced to drop the words "chocolate beans" in 1977 due to trading standards requirements (the use of the word "beans" was felt to be misleading) and so adopted the tagline "Milk Chocolate in a Crisp Sugar Shell".

The brand became known as "Nestlé Smarties" in 1993, five years after Rowntree's was acquired by Nestlé. Smarties are no longer manufactured in York, production has now moved to Germany, where a third of them were already made. Outside of Europe, Nestlé's largest production facility for Smarties is in Canada.

As is Aero.

It was originally introduced in the North of England in 1935 by the Rowntree Mackintosh chocolate company in York, one of the first products in a new marketing-led sales initiative introduced by the company during the 1930s. Distribution was increased to the rest of the UK during the following months. Rowntree Mackintosh was acquired by Nestlé in 1988, who continued the production of the Aero brand.

This thread makes out canada to be some extreme place where everything is different :P It seems the same as the UK lol.

Ja, us Germans have many Dingen das only us vill underschtand.

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I think them Rocket sweets are the UK version of Refreshers....I love them!

Or love hearts?