[00:00] Today I'm going to try some candies that are banned in certain countries, candies you shouldn't try. No. Ah, no. Ah, I didn't like it. Ah, oh, no. Where do I spit? And finally, I'll try the spiciest gummy in the world. Ah,
[00:14] I feel sick. No, I can't even breathe. My eyes are burning, my tongue is burning. The first forbidden candy we're going to try is this capsule-shaped gelatin, which, as far as I know, is banned in several countries. These seemingly harmless gelatins are banned
[00:31] in more than six countries. Including my country, Colombia, also Costa Rica, Japan, the European Union, Australia, and Canada—they're really dangerous. Why are they banned? Basically,
[00:43] because these gelatins have a texture that doesn't dissolve easily. Also, the packaging, as you can see, is very small, and unfortunately, consumers can be at risk of choking, as they can get stuck in the throat and completely block the airways. In my country,
[00:59] Colombia, there was a case of a 12-month-old boy who ate these gelatin candies and sadly, he's no longer with us. There's also a case of an 8-month-old girl who suffered from asphyxia and was left with cerebral palsy. Another 10-month-old boy who aspirated also suffered
[01:15] neurological problems. Now let's try them and see. Mm, I must admit they taste very good, and here in my country, they were very difficult to find since they're completely banned. Now let's talk about the cigarette-shaped candy. This candy is banned in several countries,
[01:31] including Israel. And the reason is very simple. Although these candies don't pose a physical risk, they do encourage children to use tobacco because of their shape. And the truth is, a cigarette
[01:44] isn't meant for a child, although candy is, but fortunately, I'm not a child anymore, and fortunately, I don't smoke, so let's try them. They're quite hard, really hard. And I don't like them because they taste a bit like soap. The fabric softener tastes the same,
[02:01] I mean, I'm not saying the fabric softener actually tastes like this, obviously, but if I had to describe it, it's like if whatever the fabric softener smells like had a flavor, it would be this. It's like a sweet paste, and honestly, it's sweet, I mean, I didn't like it. I give it a six out of ten. Next, I'm going to try
[02:16] round chewing gum. The truth is, it's regulated in several countries. In some, it's not completely banned, but let's just say it has certain regulations. In Singapore , it's banned because they didn't know what many of the
[02:31] gums were made of, and this regulation is almost always for the same reason: they don't know what they're made of. And they've found cases of this gum containing titanium, which is obviously super toxic to humans . Besides, these little gums are a huge source of pollution on the pavement and in
[02:46] general, so that's why they banned them. Let's see, I'll see how many fit in my mouth. I've already eaten like 20.
[03:02] No, I can't eat any more. Mmm, I think that was like 25 pieces of gum. I don't recommend it. I have a super weird feeling in my mouth. Very sweet. Look at this. Yuck! It's so disgusting.
[03:15] Now we'll try Lucas Nuecas, which are originally from Mexico. It's a candy made with chamoy, mango, chili powder, chili, well, it's a very Mexican candy,
[03:28] but that doesn't mean it's exempt from prohibitions. It's prohibited in one of the Mexican states, more specifically the state of Tlaxcala. I couldn't find any information on whether it's still prohibited, but it was or is prohibited because many of these candies were adulterated with
[03:44] substances that aren't very legal. Now let's try them and see how they are. I hope they're not adulterated. Let's see, I think this is it. Oh. Mmm. Oh, I love it. It's spicy, it's not
[03:57] sweet at all. It's spicy and sour. I like it. It's just not very sweet. I mean, it seems very different and very tasty. If you have the chance to try it, it's delicious. Now let's move on to the other colors. Oh, and that's it. Okay. Wow, this one has a much finer powder, very, very fine. Oh, it's very spicy, and
[04:16] since the powder is so tiny, it kind of goes right up to your nose, honestly. Wow, it's really good. And finally, let's try the yellow one. Let's see, we'll open it. Okay. The powder is the same, and the smell is much more acidic. Let's try it. Oh, wow. That one really goes right up to your nose. Oh, but I loved it. I
[04:35] I give it a nine out of ten because it's totally different. It's a unique candy, and I think that's what makes it worthwhile— that it's different. Now, let's try the blue Takis, which I personally love,
[04:48] but they've been subject to a lot of regulations. We might not be able to try them again soon. Specifically, in Canada, they had pretty strict regulations, and in some European countries, they're almost impossible to find because the blue color comes from a lot of
[05:06] artificial dyes. Also, Takis have a very high sodium content. They're not completely banned, but they are becoming increasingly rare. It's not healthy at all, but let's try it. Okay, let's try it. I've actually tried them many times, but, well, I love them,
[05:21] I really love them. I give Takis an 11 out of 10. I love them. Want some? Try it. Now, let's try the liquid candy in a roll. And you might be wondering, what's a roll? Is it a good song? No. The roll-up candy basically has a little ball inside that spreads all the candy, and you eat it
[05:40] by licking it. And why is this candy prohibited? It's not completely prohibited, but there are quite a few cases where this little ball becomes very dangerous, including a documented case of
[05:52] a child who sadly didn't survive and suffocated because of this container. Also, in countries like Thailand, they are regulated due to smuggling; they are excessively sugary and contain colorings that aren't allowed or in quantities that aren't allowed in that country.
[06:09] But let's try them anyway. I've actually already tried them because this is my childhood, guys. Mmm. Oh, it's very sour, but it's delicious. I give it a 10 out of 10. I love it. And especially this red one, delicious. Now let's try the powdered sour candy. And honestly, this candy
[06:26] is literally my childhood because they sold it outside my school for many years. And basically, it's banned, I think in my country too, because they don't have health registration. In some countries like India, they're also banned because they contained certain colorings
[06:40] that didn't comply with the country's laws. But hey, I'm risking my health. It 's also very suspicious. Look, this is sugar, powdered sugar, I think. Let's try it. Just like I remember it, very sour, but it's identical to the taste it had when I was little.
[06:56] This is what my childhood tastes like. I give it an eight out of ten. As an adult, I wouldn't consume it very often. Now let's try the little pills shaped like candy. Just kidding, the candies shaped like
[07:10] pills. The reason for their prohibition and the concern is that many adults and many children were confusing these pills with medicine. I honestly don't know what planet they live on. Well,
[07:22] for children, it's fine, I accept it, they're children, but for an adult to confuse this with a real pill, um, look at them, they do look like pills, but you see them like this and think they're medicine. Well, yes, they really are, they really are, but let's try them now
[07:38] . Oh, they're crunchy, although they're not quite how I remembered them. I remembered them differently, but I 'd give them a seven out of ten. They're tasty. And don't confuse these candies with real medicine. What's wrong with you? Now let's try the Haribo gummy bears. They had some
[07:54] problems in the Netherlands, specifically because some bags of these gummies were also adulterated, you know, with illegal substances. So that caused some
[08:06] children and adults to get sick and have symptoms like dizziness, vomiting, and other unpleasant sensations . They also had some problems in Spain because they didn't seem to declare what these gummies were actually made of, or at least that's what I understood, since they had
[08:22] food safety issues there. But let's try them anyway. First, the iconic gummy bears that I love. Mmm, I hope these aren't adulterated. Mmm, delicious. Mmm, 10 out of 10. Now these are kind of shaped like soda. They say it's a magical flavor.
[08:38] A magical flavor. Let's see how magical it really is. Oh, yes, they smell like soda. And they're like little sodas, like Coca-Colas. Let's see. Mmm. Magical flavor. I don't taste like gummy candy at all,
[08:52] so I'd give it an eight out of 10. Want to try them? Go ahead, try them. Now let's try them. Skittles. Skittles. Skittles. Actually, they do sell them in my country, but they're very scarce. And
[09:04] the thing about these Skittles is that in Europe they always have the same problem: titanium dioxide. They've caused a lot of problems in Europe because it's banned. Many of these candies are colored; they have titanium dioxide in the coloring. So that's why they're banned,
[09:20] but they're still delicious. So let's try them. I don't really know what color titanium dioxide gives them, but I'd say it's red. I really don't know, but let's try them. The red ones, mmm, delicious. The yellow ones definitely taste like titanium dioxide. No, just kidding, they don't taste very
[09:34] good, to be honest. They're delicious. I love them. Highly recommended. Mm. I give them a nine out of ten. Now let's try Cheetos. I love them. And these Cheetos have had problems in
[09:47] California for the same reason as Takis. They're banned in schools. Why? Because they don't have much nutritional value, meaning they're not healthy at all. That's why they're banned. They're not anything special because Cheetos are international. I think
[10:01] you can find them in almost any country. So let's try them. Crunchy, delicious, soft, and spicy. I love them. I'd give this Cheeto an eight, and this one a nine. I think an 8.5.
[10:13] They're delicious. I love Cheetos. Do you want to try Cheetos? Do you want to try my Cheeto? Now I'm going to try this super-sour chocolate bar, which, although it's not actually banned,
[10:26] its brand does have a candy that's very, very, very banned. This brand, Toxic W, made a super, hyper, mega-sour candy—I mean, the most sour candy in history. But it had problems
[10:39] because lead was found in some of its products, which is super toxic, and that's why it received several warnings. For now, we'll try this one, which is the closest I could get to the banned candy. Let's try it. This unboxing. This candy was
[10:55] hard to get, honestly, from this brand. Okay. Okay. There's the chocolate bar. Let's turn it over because, okay. It's beautiful. Let's break off another piece. Let's see. Like this. And, okay. Mmm. No. Ah, no. Ah, I didn't like it. Ah, oh, no. Where do I spit? Oh, horrible. I give it a 1 out of 10. Seriously,
[11:14] a 0 out of 10. I don't like it. It's too sour. Also, the chocolate doesn't even compensate a little bit for how sour it is. I think it warns you a lot here. I can't rate it completely bad because they told me the truth. So if it has that picture, it's because it's super sour. I think it's
[11:27] a 10 out of 10. They achieved their goal. I didn't like it. Now I'm going to try the Butter Finger, which is a chocolate bar with peanut butter and very high in calories. In fact, that was its problem: it was very high in calories and very popular in the United States and Mexico, so it made
[11:44] people gain a lot of weight. It had quite a few problems because of that, and also because it didn't meet the health and safety standards. Well, the standards that some governments usually require. So that's why it had problems. They don't sell this in my country. Mm. Oh. Oh. Wow. Delicious. I wasn't
[12:00] expecting it; it's the first time I've tried it. Wow, perfect balance of chocolate, peanut butter, and cookie. No wonder it's so dangerous. I mean, it's very delicious. I dare say it's the richest peanut butter and chocolate bar I've ever tasted. I give it
[12:12] a 10 out of 10. Let's hope I never try it. Oh, wow. Oh, do you want some? Try it. Now let's try Kinder Surprise. And while it's not banned in many countries, there was something about Kinder Surprise that was a real problem. And that's why they had to change the packaging.
[12:28] This is the original packaging, the one that came completely sealed, but it was a chocolate egg. This is the old version. This version was hard to find,
[12:41] to be honest. We spent ages looking for it. It's a completely chocolate egg, and inside it has the plastic part with the toy. And the new version is the same egg, just cut in half. This part has the toy, and this other part has the chocolate. And why did this happen? From 2022 to 2026,
[12:58] there was a serious salmonella outbreak at the Kinder factory in Belgium. That led to the recall of several batches. Kinder merchandise was banned in several countries around the world. They even went so far as to close that factory in Belgium.
[13:10] Besides that, it was prohibited in Latin American countries because the toy was a big draw for children to buy these products, obviously, and that didn't sit well with the laws of certain Latin American countries. First, I'm going to open the Kinder Joy, which is the new one.
[13:25] I honestly don't remember it from my childhood because, I mean, this was the one from my childhood, but I never got to try the Kinder Joy when I was little. Wow, that's strange. I've never seen a Kinder Joy before, I swear. I mean, this is new to me. And they sell them regularly here in my country. Let's
[13:39] open this part, which is the toy. Okay. What did I get? Let's see. Hmm, what is this? I got a really weird toy. Let's put it together. I don't think it needs many instructions. I think it 's like this. And this is like this. And that's it. What is this? Okay, let's roll all three of them. It's really boring, actually.
[13:54] Now let's open the candy part. Let's see. Okay. It's totally different. Look, it has two little chocolate balls covered in what looks like white chocolate. I guess the little scoop is the spoon. I didn't realize it, it's really changed a lot from the original egg. I'm going to try
[14:09] both of them now to see what differences I find. Now let's open the Kinder Surprise, the original one. Okay, this is a version that says "surprise animal," so let's open it. This is so my childhood. This is the regular egg. It came in foil like this. And look, this is a real egg, and it's
[14:25] super well wrapped. And I remember I used to open it in half like this to get the toy out. And I would open the toy like this because I couldn't open it properly when I was little. Okay. And let's see what's inside. Oh, a little duck. And it's super easy to put together. Let's see. It's like this. Hey,
[14:42] I couldn't figure this out. And these little ducks, I guess they go in the back. I like it. I'm going to give my humble opinion. I think we all feel the same way. This one is so much better. It's a regular chocolate bar. Plus, the magic of having the little egg inside, like the yellow yolk, is super cool. And
[14:57] the toy is much better made. I mean, look at this, it's so pretty. But this one, well, I don't know, I mean, even though it looks like an egg when it's wrapped, it's plastic, it doesn't have that magic, like, I don't know, I mean, even the toy feels much simpler, I mean, it's not even as fun.
[15:12] I don't know if I'm just unlucky, but no. I mean, definitely, I think this one wins in terms of presentation and everything because there's so much more magic, like more anticipation, I like the way it's packaged better. But now let's try it and I'll rate the flavor. Okay, let's see. Mm, delicious. Nothing to say. A
[15:28] very rich flavor. White chocolate, dark chocolate, 10 out of 10. Now let's try the Joy version. I 've never actually tried it. Let's see, let's take a little bit. Wow, it tastes a lot like Kinder Bueno. So
[15:40] , it's a mini Kinder Bueno. I like it, but personally, I don't really like white chocolate. I mean, I prefer dark chocolate. I'm not going to give this a higher rating because it's so good. While they completely changed the concept, they did a great job. It's really good,
[15:54] I'd eat it. So, considering the differences between the regular Kinder and Kinder Joy, I give this one a solid 9.5, maybe because of nostalgia, because the toy was much better made. And this one,
[16:06] although it's something new, I feel like the flavor is incredible, 10 out of 10, but the presentation and the toy leave a lot to be desired. I feel like it's not the same anymore. I feel like there's less magic. I give this one an eight. Now I'm going to try M&Ms, the Emanems. This product is banned in Sweden.
[16:22] It's not even banned because of the chocolate or the flavor or because of any accident. It's another ban because, legally speaking, they didn't comply with a brand similar to EMANS
[16:34] and couldn't use that Múscula, so Sweden banned them from using it. To me, it's ridiculous, honestly. I think it's really silly. So let's try them because they can't do it in Sweden. Actually, I've already tried them, and I really like them. It came out orange, it came out blue.
[16:50] Like this if you think the next one will be red. Come on, please. Red, red, red. It came out blue. But like it, don't be stingy. Let's see if the next one comes out red. Subscribe. Okay, you have to
[17:04] Subscribe. Let's try them. Oh, m. Delicious. Chocolate-covered peanuts and caramel. A delicious combination. I give it a resounding 10 out of 10. Emanems, you really know how to make chocolate.
[17:20] And now it's time to try Mr. Beast's Fista Bols. I've been waiting for this moment because these chocolates are banned in most parts of the world. Lies. Obviously, they 're not banned, they're just not sold in my country yet, and I really wanted to try them.
[17:36] I'm really excited to try them because I've heard they're very good. Let's see if it's true. I love chocolate. Okay, here's the Mr. Beast Feastaball. From Mr. Beast. Let's
[17:49] see. Oh, it has the Mr. Beast logo. It has the Fista Bols logo there. It smells good. It smells like chocolate. Here's a chocolate bar. Ah, there's a chocolate bar called Jet Chocolate Bar, and it smells the same. Let's see. Mmm, it's good. I don't know. I mean, it's okay, but I don't think it's anything amazing. It's
[18:04] pretty average. I think I've tried a similar chocolate bar before, so I'd give it an eight out of 10. My expectations were suddenly really high, and then it was time to try the spiciest gummy in the world. I didn't want to try this gummy, I really didn't want this moment to come,
[18:19] but this gummy has over 9 million Scoville Heat Units (SHU). A clear example is that a J-shaped gummy has about 1,000 SHU, so it might be bearable. A jalapeño has between 5,000 and 8,000 SHU. A Carolina Reiper, which is one of the hottest chili peppers in the world,
[18:37] has approximately 2,200,000 SHU, and this has 9 million in a single gummy. So let's try it. Please subscribe. I'm doing this for you. It was hard to get
[18:51] because it's not exactly prohibited, but it has a lot of restrictions, I mean, they don't sell it to just anyone, and I managed to get it. Here it is. It's a little bear with a stick of dynamite. And you can tell, look, I'm sweating. I mean, it's not a lie, I'm nervous. I've never tried anything this spicy. I
[19:05] like spicy food, but I've never tried it. So let's see. I really want to see what it smells like. I'm really nervous. It smells like cherry, it doesn't smell like anything. Seriously, it doesn't smell like anything, absolutely nothing. There it is, really pretty. You can look at it. Colorful, beautiful. And
[19:18] the moment has arrived. Let's see, here it is. Okay. Okay. I don't feel anything. Does it know how to do that a little? Um, yeah, that wouldn't last long. It's starting to sting. It's really spicy. No, no. How much are you on? I have a
[19:30] bit of it left. Water, bro. It doesn't take away the heat. It doesn't take away the heat. Seriously, I'm serious. It's really spicy. I can't. I mean, I swear I can't, bro. I can't. I can't, I can't. I can't go on. I don't know what to do. I don't know how to make the water. The water made everything worse. Ugh,
[19:45] I feel sick. No, I can't even breathe. I didn't think it was that bad. I mean, I'm good with spicy food, but not with this stuff. I mean, I think I need more water, although I think the water makes everything worse. I don't know what to do. Ugh, my head even hurts a little. I feel really suffocated.
[19:58] My eyes are burning, my tongue is burning, I don't know what to do. I'm so hot. I'm suffocating, seriously. No, it's been like half an hour. My throat is still burning a little. At least my head has stopped hurting. At one point I felt really hot. I started sniffling a lot. My
[20:13] nose was running. It's still running a little. No, I don't recommend it, really. I don't recommend it. That should be banned. Wow. I really don't know how they make it so spicy.
[20:26] Anyway, guys, that's all for this video. I hope you liked it. If you did, subscribe because that's really what I want you to do. And if you made it this far, comment "spicy teddy bear" so I know you watched the whole video. If we get 12,000
[20:44] likes, I'll make a video eating the spiciest potato in the world, which I honestly think is way spicier than that spicy teddy bear. Thanks so much for watching. See you next week with a new video. Bye. Done. Ugh, I can't. I mean, seriously, I just want to go to sleep and cry.