Kids Try Candy From Around The World, Have Hilariously Over-The-Top Reactions

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The looks on these kids’ faces are certainly a treat to see. ; In the spirit of Halloween, Cut Video made a clip featuring children sampling candy from around the world. Kids, being kids, had hilariously dramatic reactions that will leave you giggling uncontrollably. (And also a bit curious about what the candy really tastes like). ; Watch as the tots try sweets from Mexico, Thailand and Finland, among other countries. ; “It tastes like rice with poop on it!” one boy says, wincing after he tries scorched rice candy from South Korea. ; Another boy compares the taste of salty black licorice from Finland to a ;”raisin dipped in beef.” ; There were some wins with the kids, too. Chocolate caramels from France…

The looks on these kids’ faces are certainly a treat to see. ;

In the spirit of Halloween, Cut Video made a clip featuring children sampling candy from around the world. Kids, being kids, had hilariously dramatic reactions that will leave you giggling uncontrollably. (And also a bit curious about what the candy really tastes like). ;

Watch as the tots try sweets from Mexico, Thailand and Finland, among other countries. ;

“It tastes like rice with poop on it!” one boy says, wincing after he tries scorched rice candy from South Korea. ;

Another boy compares the taste of salty black licorice from Finland to a ;”raisin dipped in beef.” ;

There were some wins with the kids, too. Chocolate caramels from France got some rave reviews and Mr. Fizzy candy from Ukraine generated a bit of excitement. ;

All in all, it doesn’t matter whether they liked it or not, because their silly reactions are adorable no matter what they’re trying. ;

H/T Mashable

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