I was as distressed watching this as the lady in the pink shirt. Thanks again for having me Uncle Roger. Can’t wait to see you soon, this time behind the chefs counter 😈

Uncle Roger went from defending Asian culture to just any culture the British try to touch

Showed my mom this video, she laughed at the woman peeling the guacamole and said "ayy que pendeja" then she got mad and hit me. The true Mexican experience.

I’m Mexican. I teared up bit, not in a good way. I can hear my Abuelita screaming in rage from beyond the grave since they started those tortillas. My mama is flinging her chanclas at the screen after looking at those beans. My papa snapped his belt in half after seeing that raw ass steak. The very soul of Mexican food is weeping bloody tears. The British invaded every corner of the world and decided that “no, we don’t like flavor. We’ll ruin every foreign dish we touch.”

I’m British, and in the beginning I used to deny that we cooked like this, but as I’ve watched more and more videos like this, I’m realising that most of us really are terrible at cooking

As a Mexican all I can say is thanks for the revenge Tio Roger

As a Mexican, thank you Tio Roger for defending our culture and saying something

Paul didn’t even say “pico de gallow”. He said “pico de callow”

As a full-blooded Mexican I thank you both for this video 😂 It had me laughing so damn hard lmao from Chef to Chef thank you for the amount of respect you both show to the food and all the different cultures.❤

“If you’re Mexican, don’t move to the UK. Look what they’re doing to your food.” I’VE HAD IT

Josh breaking the act and calling Nigel by his actual name was the funniest shit.

I'm not even Mexican, but watching how the lady cut the avocado made me and my ancestors cry (I'm Hispanic too)

That episode of GBBO nearly made me smash my television, and I’m just a fan of Mexican food. I can’t even imagine what an actual citizen of Mexico felt watching that. Hilarious video, Uncle Roger! 😄

I showed this to my Abuela she threw her hands up and left the room and was like "This is why they colonized half the planet, because they can't cook worth shit. They need all the help they can get." 🤣

As a Mexican I've never felt so offended, the avocado pealing destroyed my patience

I can give most of the tacos a pass, half of them not knowing what Pico de gallllooo is. But the "refried beans" had me swooning and stroking out.

As a Mexican™ my soul left my body when I saw the avocado peeling. I died laughing. I'm dead now.

I died at their pronounciations of tortilla, pico de gallo and most importantly "guacemolo".

Texan here. I’ve made many jars of salsa, many bowls of pico, and a mountain of guacamole. Red onion is totally fine, preferred, really.

I love how Joshua got so blindsided by Uncle Roger's jokes about his surname he started calling him Nigel!

As a Mexican, just like Uncle Roger says they make his ancestors cry, my aztec ancestors are crying as well

There should be a part 2 for the tres leches showstopper, with the judges favorite actually being a tiramisu. 😂

5:37 As a british person... Im confused as well, i have never heard anyone say those 2 words together

As a Mexican myself, I can confirm that tortilla press is the equivalent to rice cooker. Almost everybody has one at home.

7:46 my wife has the soap gene. She brings it up a lot anytime we get Mexican, because I love cilantro. Eventually she decided to force me to taste test soap to understand the pain she has to experience anytime she eats cilantro. Turns out I have the soap gene too. The soap really had that nice cilantro flavor I love

"Guacy-molo"!!! I started howling with laughter! 😂😂😂 I actually squirted water out of my nose! 😅

I love it when you two collaborate🤗!

As a mexican i can tell that the most impressive thing about this video is the knowledge Uncle Roger has about our food.

as a mexican i cried every time they said galo, every time there was beans being massacred, and seeing them make "tortilas". not just seeing the grandma peel an avocado like ginger.

Asking British people to make anything with flavor is usually a challenge.

British people trying their hardest not to put mushy peas and fish skeletons in everything

Im not mexican, im Colombian, but i showed my mother that avocado peeling and she was going insane by how could someone peel an avocado like that.

This reminds me of the time I, a resident of Texas, studied abroad in London. We all received an email that explained things about how life would be in London and what to expect. One of the things that it said, I will never forget, was: "If, and only if, you are truly desperate for Tex-Mex, there is one restaurant in all of London that serves it. It's called The Texas Embasay. And it is not nearly as good as what you're probably used to."

As a Mexican, when I first watched this episode of GBB, I wanted to rend my garments-everything was so bad from pronunciation to prep! So thank you for this takedown, Uncle Roger. It brought joy to my heart.

Dude. Can't believe I just discovered you for the first time this past week! You came up as a "recommended video" one day. Funniest KZfaqr I've ever seen. Thanks for what you do!

My aunts and cousin have a tradition where we watch the GBBO while making Christmas cookies, and it takes place the weekend right after I’m done with finals so I sleep a lot. I woke up right in the middle of this episode so thankfully I missed the disastrous taco section, so I’ve only heard rumors from my relatives on how bad it is until now. I know “pico de Gaulle-o” would’ve taken me out instantly.

If I may add to the “As a Mexican™️” input: Uncle Roger’s comment about too many spices interfering with the simplicity of Mexican cuisine is _spot on_ - much of Mexican seasoning of chicken or beef is salt, pepper, and _maybe_ lime, onion, beer, and/or a specific chile. None of my tías’ recipes use cumin or paprika or chili powder, and oregano is used as a condiment in specific circumstances.

Glockymolo took me all the way out I am actually crying. This is so funny. As a Mexican living in TX I couldn’t imagine eating Mexican food over there.

Oye, this is the funniest thing I've watched in months. Top tier humour from these two, what a delight and what a fortunate combination. Love you both, this was a stand up act on its own.

You guys have SUPERB comedic chemistry, Uncle Roger as the "funny" one whose constantly acting out and Joshua as the straight man, trying to reign him in whilst also playing along and getting his own gags in. Perfection.

The real crime in this episode was when they made the contestants try to make a tres leches cake with multiple layers and then complain when the cake was soggy... TRES LECHES IS SUPPOSED TO BE SOGGY!

Uncle Roger: "Don't be so harsh on them, Joshua. They're bakers, not chefs." Also Uncle Roger: *roasts their tortilla-making skills by referencing their recently-deceased queen HAHA love it, Uncle Roger! Please more collabs in the future

the mexican great British bake off was absolutely hysterical

This is one of the funniest videos I’ve seen. The chemistry of Joshua and Uncle Roger was amazing. Uncle Roger’s jokes on Joshua such as “now do a Mexican accent” and “as Joshua said if its not white it’s not right” had me laughing out loud 😂

"so humorous, I'm dying laughing, I dead now" Finally, we heard this iconic line again after 2 years. 😭✨

Props to the Scottish guy for knowing how to say pico de gallo correctly.

These edits are the best they've ever been

Please do another one, this shits classic😂🎉

The worst part of this is that Paul actually went to Mexico for desserts and sweetbread, so he should know how to pronounce the names of the dishes properly.

Joshua was so anxious to set things right, he called Uncle Roger, Nigel.

This is excellent. Thanks!

4:56 Nice rock, Uncle Joshua doing good lol.

The best part about this is that Paul wanted to do Mexican week because he'd just spent a bunch of time there (and did several videos for his KZfaq channel), but still couldn't pronounce things or distinguish a taco from a tortilla.

I love how Uncle Roger always slyly tries to playfully goad everyone into possibly cancelling themselves, while saying whatever the hell he wants. 😂😂😂

It's no substitute for other cheeses but feta actually does go with avocado remarkably well.

This is great the two coolest people on KZfaq! Now add the Steak Master and you have viewing perfection!

As a mexican… I cringed so much at the cooks but the worst was the avocado getting peeled

Having lived in the UK for almost 2 years, and having seen their idea of “Mexican” food in the stores there, I can confirm that this is par for the course. The salsa at Sainsbury’s is a true travesty.

The “refried” beans made me cry

As a Texan, tacos are quite literally entry level cooking for everyone of any walk of life out here. Meat, beans, veggies, fixins, cheese, and get your tortillas and/or shells from either your local tortilla place or the supermarket, FRESH MADE ON SITE (note: there must be at least 1 Abuela on site to ensure proper tortillas. This is why you don't get tex mex north of the Dallas/Fort Worth area.) Point is, my soul is leaking out of my nose at the notion these grown-ass adults are struggling with shit my 12 year old cousin can grock.

I'm surprisingly pleased that Uncle Roger and Joshua Weissman have a good grasp of Mexican cooking.

I’m Mexican American, and personally, I’ve never seen a Mexican use rare steak for tacos. It’s always fully cooked, seasoned simply yet heavily, and usually you chop the steak to small bits before you start cooking it.

This is making me realize how much I take Mexican food for granted.

i think unca roger collab videos are the best videos he has.

I as a man of Mexican heritage myself, am just enjoying the British experience of them struggling to pronounce even the most basic ingredients of my culture, let alone make the dishes. No mames gringos! 😂

That avocado peeling 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'm mexican, I told my mom about this, and she stopped everything she was doing just for seeing with her own eyes that scene.

The lady peeling an avocado like a carrot, to the lack of tortilla presser, to no oil in the pan, to thinking pico de Galileo is a salsa, and the feta cheese IN A TACO sent me in tears

Tortillas are often twice cooked--once baked in a skillet, then fried in oil until crispy.

Joshua and Roger make like a good cop bad cop combo haha Joshua is about procedure and specifics and uncle Roger the full comedic humor, this was great.

My mexican ancestors are crying and I am dead with them when I saw that lady peel an avocado 💀

Maseca is really useful to get the right water content into nixtamal masa, also it's good that it rests so it gets the humidity on point

"Does someone get arrested at the end of this?" 13:50 Yes please.

As a Mexican, I´m offended and glad they got it wrong, tacos are simple and yet so complicated, it was interesting to see how English people understand Mexican cuisine. Great collab, more like these please.

I literally gasped when that lady started peeling the avocado. Wow.

Uncle Roger is literally a comedian. His off the top stuff is great 😂😂😂

a colab that i wanted to see

Put this with Spanish subtitles and every Mexican mom will die a little with these performances by British cooks

It so cute how you two are sharing your headphones like when your trying to let your crush listen to music with you. I love it

It’s a hard yet hilarious video to watch. I wanted to judge but then the cotija cheese comment made me think.. I live in northern Mexico (Coahuila) and cannot even get cotija cheese here. I have to buy some when I visit my in laws in southern Mexico. Some people here don’t even know what it is (yeah I was shocked too). the point is, if I live IN Mexico and can’t find it easily, I imagine in the UK they would find it even more difficult. The other thing is…. If you don’t know how something should be made or how it should taste it makes it very difficult to make it. When I first met my Mexican hubby I wanted to cook him some authentic Mexican food, so I bought a book, found a recipe, spent a fortune on ingredients, cooked for 6 hours and in the end I did it wrong because I used a wrong ingredient which was one of the most important. It tasted good but it was wrong. Once I began to taste real Mexican cooking, it became easier to cook it. I know there are some Mexicans who live in the UK but let’s be real, there’s not enough for probably 99% of the population to have ever tried authentic Mexican cuisine.. really the show would have been better if they brought some people from Mexico to cook and show them what a real taco taste’s like and then they try to recreate it..

Man, i'm not even mexican, i'm from argentina but it still hurt like a bitch when i saw that woman peeling the avocado that way

The only thing that is close to Mexican week are the costumes, such a coincidence since the beginning is a bit identical for Japanese week except the only Japanese thing is Noel saying “Konnichiwa”

As a Mexican man myself, I can tell you the British chefs and the judges makes me hear my ancestors cry. At least the British chef making refried beans is a bit better than jacks bean salad, which is canned beans mixed with mayonnaise, raw onions, and vinegar.

Woah Joshua and Roger have such great chemistry.

I had no idea Noel Fielding presented GBB. The man is an absolute icon and a brilliantly funny person. The Mighty Boosh has to be one of my favourite things to watch while getting stoned or drunk lol

Don’t need to let it rest This is tortilla Not the queen 😂😂😂 Uncle Roger is brutal

NO!!!! PORQUE 😭😭 all my ancestors are crying in their graves 😭 VIVA MEXICO CABRONES 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

You had to get the emotional damage in there xD I spat out my beer when that happened I laughed so hard 🤣

Having uncle Rodger and uncle Josh together in a video is starting to be one of my favorite things on the internet as I delve through Josh’s videos.

I knew this was going to be bad right out the gate. They said "Mexican tacos"..... and they didn't disappoint either. She actually peeled an avocado like a potato!! Why?!

I’m Mexican and my friend who lives in Britain sends me pictures of her food when she goes to get Mexican and those pictures make me and my abuela cry every single time. The food looks so sad :(

It's so ironic as well because in earlier seasons they were doing whole history bits about different things they were cooking or themes. Like Mel and Sue were actually going to factories and museums and places to talk about it.

josh and Nigel need their own show

"They baker. Go easy on them" minutes before, Uncle Roger was savagely roasting everyone.🤣🤣🤣

My very not Chinese toddler who is a little speech delayed just repeated your “Haiyaa”. I about died laughing 😂 Thank you Uncle Roger

I saw this episode of The Great Bake Off a few months ago I didn’t think that it would be this bad 😂

Having never been to your channel before, I was not expecting the top hit for "GBBO avocado peeling" to have as many dirty jokes, kudos :)

Not kidding I went from LAUGHING to CRYING when i saw they peeled the avocado....PEELED!!! as a mexican i can also say gracias tío josh y tío roger por la revancha

I literally burst laughing after seeing how she “PEELED” the avocado. 🤣😂💀

As someone who grew up with a Mexican family I’ve never in my life seen or even imagined an avocado peeled like that 😭 ain’t no way

I like how they're so British that none of them mashed the beans for the refried beans. They probably consider it sacrilege!