Top of the morning that's Nassies and welcome to top 15 things you'll only see in Ireland. I love everything about Ireland. Tatos, Guinness, The Tysho, thanking the bus driver, leaving on the immersion, being afraid of a wooden spoon, GAA, that's a bono, the bog, the homelessness crisis, Mrs Brownsboys, evictions, Leo Varrettkar, Rory Stories, and of course, Tins of Roses at Christmas time. You want to know what's worse than opening a Roses Tain and finding a sewing kitchen site, opening a Roses Tain and finding the chocolate's Quality Streets and Roses' chocolate tins have been a staple of the Christmas seasons since 1936 and 1938 respectively. These two are family favorites in Ireland, but I can't help but feel that they are generic and overrated and worse are passed by their successors. The late 1990s saw the introduction of two new superior chocolate tins in the lucrative chocolate tins market, celebrations and heroes. My main gripe with Roses and Quasis Street is that each chocolate is identified by the colour of its wrapper and you have to check out these guides and the boxes if you want to know what you're getting yourself into. Let's take a look at these quality streets. Yeah, I have no idea what any of these are and I don't want to risk eating a coconut or a peanut masquerading as a chocolate bar, so let's take a look at the guide here. So we've got a basic coffee finger and there's a deluxe variant and a big banged theory character variant. We've got a Thanos, Chocolate, a Swearword and Orange Cream, which was my nickname in secondary school. I've got no idea what this one is called, so I'll just call this the green triangle for now and I'll check its official name here. Oh, but it's all about the taste in the end, so watch my impressions on quality street chocolates. Now don't worry pensioners, I'm not going to leave you out. It seems like the Roses hope has decreased in size yet again this year, but that wasn't my primary complaint. I spent a while searching for the guide until I finally realised that it's on the bottom of the tub, which is pretty inconvenient. I know they finally included the names of the chocolates on the wrappers this year after just 80 years of being on the market, but I still can't tell what they are. What the hell is a signature truffle? We've got some classic mainstays here such as Strawberry Dream, Golden Barrel and, historically, the only edible chocolates in the entire collection made with everybody's favourite ingredients, milk, sugar and sodium hydrogen carbonate. Since I was young, it has been my instinct to disregard everything that isn't a dairy milk, but for this video, I'm going to try out something else for a change. You know, can't be that bad. Let's move on to the two new hits on the block. Celebrations actually feature some beloved recognizable brands, including Milky Way, Wix.com, the best one, EW, Elon Musk, Super Mario Galaxy, Super Mario Galaxy 2, and why do you exist? Celebrations are best described as hit or miss. There's a lot of top tier chocolates in this collection, but why is this still here? Anyways, let's open it up and see what's inside. So this is what a finished box of celebrations looks like. Even if you're allowed to give chocolate to a dog, I wouldn't give them this garbage. Anyways, let's just move on to heroes. So in my opinion, this is the cream of the crop. Well, does she want now? Here. So, like I was saying, every Christmas season presents a huge selection of chocolate assignments to choose from, but these guys are essentially the top four, and your guaranteed to receive at least one of each every year. In my opinion, the only box that gets everything is heroes, the youngest of the bunch. Every single chocolate here is a winner. Well, except for this shit. With an impressive roster comprising of dairy milk, dairy milk caramel edition, Whisper, twirl, cremeque, fudge, and diabetes, heroes puts every other chocolate hint as shame. Everything about this is so much better than roses and qualities reached combined, but it seems like there isn't anybody else in the country who agrees. If you check out any surveys about Irish people's favourite chocolate collections, the list usually looks like this. When, in my opinion, it should be the other way around. I know that everybody is entitled to their own opinion and everything, but these rankings are completely berserk. Maltese's teaser is a worthy winner here, but how are bounty and snickers ranked above twigs and Milky Way? I would admit that the hero's ranking is pretty accurate. E-Clear is a last place where it belongs, so I might mentally satisfied with the rest of the list. I find it confusing how roses is the top ranked selection top by a landslide, but there are people out there who unironically enjoy these crimes against humanity, so I'm not too surprised. That is just my personal opinion of the best chocolate hubs out there, but if you care about ranking chocolates as much as I do, then you should probably start your life out, and you can feel free to leave a comment with your own opinion. In the meantime, I'll be opening presents for my girlfriend. Why do I think this could be? And so it's not exactly the one I wanted, but there's another present here. She knows me so well. I'm getting a divorce.