@bjcolby15YT
Nicole always has interesting hair styles - messy updos with tendrils, braids, pigtails...I think she looks good in them, and it's almost always framed in a dimpled smile.
@Shadeem
It is nice to see a hot sauce trying something different, and focusing on flavour
@steveolson4123
More proof that Dermot is a big strong boy now. Mexican salsas next.
@BacknMetro
8:47 I love it when they're paired together. It's like watching a sitcom.
@cindythompson4989
Hello to all the TRY CHANNEL FANATICS from North Carolina USA. I always enjoy the videos. You are all very entertaining and fun to watch. Hello to all the TRYers and producers as well. Keep up the good work!
@Blondie42
Sean would look epic dressed up like his ancestor, he does look high kingly
@jennross6466
Coriander is the name for the dried seeds of the cilantro plant, Coriandrum sativum. The leaves and stems of the plant are called cilantro in the United States.
@sheldrake6
Seamus & Nicole, Taran & Hayley oodles of craic!
@karlsenula9495
You know it is going to be a fun video when one of the first things you hear is 'what kind of crack?'. Or was my mind the only one that 'went there'?
@coffeedrinker83
Greetings from Massachusetts! So cool to see a local product on the channel! I've actually purchased the Craic sauce at a neighborhood shop...makes a great gift (no, I don't work for the company 😂)
@StarsAndDreamz
Noticing the salt and pepper in the young guys' beards makes me realize how long we've been watching them.
@svenAnderson6067
I live 18 minutes from where this is made in Lowell Massachusetts, crazy to see its traveling the world
@bazzer124
Irish Jesus would've been perfect for this shoot - "what's the craic?" Cheers....
@aqacefan
Pretty funny hearing Dermot sing something besides “Habanero-oooooooo!”
@paulvamos7319
Thank you for showing us the good Craic! 😂
@ahill209
Dermot - new lyrics to the Habanero Song??? Unexpected!!
@TheBigjohn38
I have these sauces and they are from my hometown. Love the Try channel crew ❤
@TheMtVernonKid
The thing is, guys, I've been a loyal fan of your channel. Since the facts channel days and over the years, I have come along with Irish neighbors, I have learnt a lot of Irish slang. So I understood what you guys were talking about, but it's always good to explain, because not every slang is the same. In all over the world
@13thWarriorDeathcore
As an American I couldn't stop hearing a different interpretation of the same conversations.
@pjstrachman9003