Why do u always give hot food out cold greggs, haggis, black pudding ect?

Kim Jisoo when? Let her try American/British/French vs Korean snacks plz

Please get actor *Will Poulter* as a guest.

U.S. Food is crap end of.

Bovril is superior to almost all beverages that are non alcoholic. 🤘

@@cordoroy9515 To each their own….

​@@cordoroy9515and good on toast

Same one who thinks everyone in the uk love liquorice all sorts no one likes them how are they even still about when they hardly get sold

I guess because pumpkin Is also pretty savory kind of weird to drink in a latte form if you really think about it. Similar to the other drink it was paired with .

She literally looks unwell

@@garbeal2397 i agree

@@garbeal2397 how

@@user-ih4fd9sf8x how does she look ill?

Iconic? Oh f*ck off, for god sake. She had a couple of hits with some very mediocre songs about 15 years ago. She barely made it past the "one hit wonder" phase. Iconic, 'kin he'll... 🤣🤣🤣🤣

They’re often warm, sometimes even hot at my two local Gregg’s.

@@GazB85 then you live in the posh part.a warm sausage roll at Gregg's is only reserved for those who do their foodshopping at Waitrose or Marks and Sparks.

Definitely. It's a different level of excitement trying new snacks.

Shush

apparently, yes

Let's not forget we live in the age of TikTok-tier attention spans...

Well they still fuck up on matching snacks, variety and don't bother to warm up what is supposed to be hot food, so logic is not there thing, hence a preview for an 8 min video.

I mean, do we even need KZfaq, Spotify, TikTok, etc.?

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What would the American equivalent of Bovril be though? I'm genuinely intrigued. I've been America plenty and have never seen anything remotely similar but I wouldn't be surprised if there was something, Americans do like their beef

​@@matthewwalker5430Even a black American is closer competition than a pumpkin spiced latte

One time they did luck charms vs an entire full English breakfast. Honestly feel like they purposely make unfair comparisons when they battle the US

Common theme on this show most of the supposed hot food is cold

Not even microwaved, they just have gotten a fresh hot dog right from the stand

I suppose one of the issues of that is that a microwave changes the consistency of certain foods. With a sausage roll, for example, the pastry would lose its crispiness.

Agreed. Most of things they are supposed to serve piping hot is usually stone cold- of course its going to taste bad.

is that a euphemism?

That didn’t look like a good hot dog did it though?

@@pfly111No. She was at a hot dog stand and took a bite lol!

No but it appeared that she didn't like any hot dogs-at least to me.

I remember that!

Just came back from Newcastle. What a place! Would love to move there now😂

@@xxxWheelchairsxxx313 ah nice. Glad you enjoyed it. There's some really nice coastal places as well. There's more to Newcastle than the city but I'm glad that wherever you ventured you enjoyed it.

Honestly, a Greggs sausage roll, is kinda the same as a hotdog. It's cheap (they used to be 85p back in the day which was partly what got them so popular) and will do at the right occasion. But its not something I would eat all the time. I know some people are OBSESSED with them, chart songs and everything, but it's dry pastry and cheap meat (if you can even call it meat). You can get better sausage rolls else where. If they'd put up a proper Cornish Pasty against a hotdogs, then I'd agree and say its an unfair comparison.

​@@SupergirlUK It's not so much that comparing a sausage roll to a hot dog doesn't make sense. It's more that the quality of that hot dog looked terrible in comparison to the sausage roll. Also that in a lot of places it's hard to find a good hot dog other than your house (usually only at a BBQ/Cookout) or a sporting event.

@Supergirl UK1818 ha that's really interesting. yeah i eat enough crap food that i assumed people in videos were talking them up. just coz it's this video I'll also call out the cereal battle; closest thing we have that another country might not have is grits, which are good, lucky charms is like the first cereal you eat as a kid coz the sugar tricks you into wanting breakfast. i get it tho, i see that lucky charms is available in English "American food" sections? and i don't assume English people are all wolfing down pre-made porridge. but sometimes the comparisons are hilariously uneven. goes both ways I'm sure. and again, ketchup only on a hot dog means you're weird. maybe the mustard was hiding tho

It's very rigged.

You just don't like American stuff getting slated.

I don't understand how they don't get embarrassed or self aware while forcing laughter like that

I don't know where you got this information but computer says no

And oddly enough most Americans under the age of 50. I dont mind rootbeer, but I wouldn’t pay for one.

@@Talisman09 I did say 'almost' but a lot of people do say it tastes like dentist mouth wash

@@codename495 you need to try some irn bru 🙂

Root Beer is something you had to have grown up on, give an American Black Pudding & most would vomit from it, not me because I enjoyed it.

Omg some noticed and her voice sounds exactly like maeve when she says not really and facial expressions I thought it was at her first before reading the name

It's almost like they're from the same place 🤯

No she has same voice as maeve from sex ed

This how I found she’s not model or actress but a singer who looks like Emma Riley

Hi there

Well, yeah. If I heat my milk with the cereal in it, it'd go super-soggy! 😜

Cereal killer

They're from Kelloggs which is American.

They always do.

Yeah me too, this shit is rigged since we kick their ass in everything else..😂😢😂

Aurora looks like Lily Allen.

As a non-American, I have never tried it. Nevertheless, it doesn't sound very good.

They keep giving them caffeine free ones

@@emilymuir5808 root beer is naturally caffeine free. Do you mean zero sugar?

It tastes like mouthwash

Yes