Sue Radford gags over a bin as family try huge American sweet haul after Florida holiday
The Radford Family has shared their wild range of reactions after gathering a huge haul of American sweets from the supermarket while holidaying in Florida.
Earlier this month, the family took a trip to Florida which they shared widely with fans on social media. While out there, they picked up a huge haul of sweets from American supermarket, Walmart, and shared a taste-testing challenge with fans. Sue joked that they'd require a brand-new suitcase to get the goods home to Morecambe.Dad Noel told viewers: "We are now going to try the things we brought from Walmart the over day.
The huge haul was made up of some quirky American goods, including Dr Pepper Cotton Candy, Trolli Sour Brite Crawlers, Twinkies, a Hershey's chocolate bar, Hershey's Cookies 'N' Creme Drops, Oops! All Berries cereal, Churros, RingDings, Oatmeal Creme Pies, a Hazelnut Butter Dark Chocolate Bar, Mike and Ike and Nerds.
Continuing to taste-test, the family described the Oops! All Berries cereal as 'space food'. Later, when trying the RingDings, Sue explained that they have a 'weird aftertaste' and quickly rushed to the bin exclaiming 'I don't like that!'. Noel added: "It's quite salty and the chocolate tastes like wax".
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