Yeah, but I'm a bit hurt Joe didn't try our Toffee Latte. I'm sure he'd have liked that 😢

Yes yes yes. This reminds me of the Nickelodeon collab episodes. Best childhood moments

@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist1 the f are you on about? Weirdo

​@@lucyhardy-styles-shield2728since when did we have a toffee latte? 😯

@@JoJo-sd9rj since 2015 I think, I've been at my store since 2019 and it was on the menu then

I feel he's just a lot more open to things than the American, so he can see how others would enjoy it even if he doesnt. Where as I can always tell that the American wont like something based on how he acts before he even tries it. Seems to have made up his mind before hand

@@meowlsable Don't think you are correct there. It's just a cultural difference in the way southern English people express themselves. In England, particularly the south (where this guy is from), people tend to be much more reserved and apologetic about opinions. He doesn't come across as particularly open to new experiences...he just comes across as apologetically southern English, and a little posh. A Scouser or a Manc wouldn't be this nice about it. Also, assuming you aren't British, you should know the American guy is 100% correct about all of those McDonalds items. All McDonalds chicken products in the UK are exceptionally bland. They taste like bread with a hint of salt. The flavour of the chicken in the chicken mayo is overpowered by the mayo...it's THAT bland. And the fries are great, genuinely some of the best, if you get them straight out the fryer...leave them for 2 minutes and it's like eating salty cardboard. Everyone in the UK knows you eat the fries first as fast as you can, and there's no way he ate them within that window if they had to set up for filming. My only real criticism of him is that he assumes McDonalds BBQ sauce is what we think BBQ sauce is. It's like eating American McDonalds sweet chilli sauce and assuming that's what American's think Thai food tastes like.

​@@ringosis I am british and I could tell the American wouldn't like the product based on how he acts before he even took a bite. It seems to me his views were set in stone, which is evident by the fact he outright refused to try some items, such as the UK apple pie. The English guy seemed a lot more open to trying the food and came away with positives and items he have again. Even though I can attest that the American McDonalds is far sweeter. I know a lot of Americans having lived and worked there, and in the video the chants of 'USA USA USA' from the American in the video, although in jest, do suggest some inherent belief that his country is superior or the leading standard -- Which is also why, as you mention, he just assumes our BBQ sauce is an attempt at trying to replicate American BBQ sauce

@@ringosisyou do know if you make up your mind before trying the food then you are more likely to hate it because you haven’t even given it a try? Basic psychology. Also they aren’t bland, you just like putting everything and anything on food. Thats on you, not us. Everyone has different tastes.

I really don’t think he’s trying to be polite or people please. He’s clearly just a lot more open to new experiences than the other guy.

Basically our UK mcD's is the "healthier" but blander version of the USA. I'll be honest, you do not go to mcD's for a health kick so I'd choose the USA menu overall. However i'm glad i can enjoy food that is not caked with hidden sugar. Eg UK style tea vs US sweet tea and our ketchup tastes of tomato rather than sugar.

The other thing I can't help but feel changes this is that all of this food must be cold or kept warm. Fries or nuggets straight out of the fryer are great, but no McDonalds food in the UK lasts well. Half an hour later it is well passed its best.

@@craighawley3920yeah I kinda wished they just took over a store and tried everything fresh, it makes a big difference. Especially when trying cold stale fries.

put salt on the mcdonalds chips

When I had went I notice the fires weren’t really slated or flavor ? But everyone in the house thought they were fine so I jus think us Americans might just be used to a lot here 😂 I think out of every fast food place in the uk that’s a US chain I think McDonald’s actually had the most blandest, Burger King was mid like it is everywhere, kfc was good but didn’t have that southern taste, Taco Bell just needs more options with their menu being so damn small so they got basic items. Same for Wendys

Very few places in the Us still fries em. Hawaii being one of them and is more well known for it. Other places are less known unless your a local or deeply research it.

The only 2 McDonald's that I know that still fry their apple pies in the US are it's locations in Hawaii & their oldest operating location all the way in Downey

I remember the fried ones and when they changed them to baked. I like the baked ones, but the fried ones were far better.

As a European, I didn't even know the US didn't do the fried pie anymore until I heard about Americans getting excited by the McDonald's in the countries they visited still having them. I'm personally not *that* of a big fan of the apple pie, but other versions Mickey D's has done like sour cherry, strawberry & cream, chocolate & caramel were absolutely delicious. On a personal note, I find it funny how my mom doesn't really like McDonald's but she would *never* refuse a fried sour cherry pie.

Agreed

They just opened up a lot of content with the availability for everyone to switch and still new countries this great show may never end

Plus the first several video’s content is severely lacking

Bland is bland. Nobody goes to McDonald's to be healthy. May as well taste good.

​​@@thisguy7976You also don't want them to add chemicals in the food that are carcinogens or are just REALLY bad for you, which is why American restaurants or products have their ingredients change when they're moved over, UK fries are flavourful, so if Joe thinks they're bland, then that scares me with how many chemicals they put into American fries.

​@@thisguy7976right!

​@@overthemoon34UK fries probably are bland. I wouldn't eat them. US fast food is better and tastier!

@@Bluee95 Genuinely can't tell if you're trolling or not.

Ikr I love the Apple pie so much!

We used to fry the apple pies in the US, he probably knows what they're like

And it's a shame

the bacon in UK McDs isn't even cooked. It comes in frozen and just get defrsoted. Its called RTE bacon

@bigmorzo well that makes sense, but it must get warmed up in a grill or oven though.

@@TheTwoFingeredBulldogit doesn’t 💀 I used to work there ( I quit 2 months ago ) and all we did was defrost the bacon and put in a box and put in food items. The breakfast bacon is different tho it’s also frozen but we then defrost it and cook it in a quick mini oven so it does taste much better

The bacon in basically all uk fast food is trash just like was mentioned

@JamieAdamDerry1991 McDonald's, burger King, KFC, popeyes, dunkin donuts, wing stop ect are trash you are correct. All US chains, now the US does have thousands of fantastic fast food places all better than the above, so does the UK. It makes me laugh when they compare the chains. I lived in the US for 8 years (Arizona) and travelled, and trust me, I've had my fair share of monstrosities in many restaurants and fast food outlets, but would I ever class them as the bog standard because they weren't.

oh my god, don't do that to the japanese host. that may be a war crime.

@@RPGMel710 Eh not really, its more down to cultural curiosity since every country does things differently.

That can happen now and many other ideas I really hope they bring George back

@@RPGMel710 What would the Japanese host even get to eat at a US 7-11? A hot dog that's been sitting out for hours? At least Joe would have plenty of choices of good food at a Japanese 7-11.

I worked at McDonald's (long ago) when it was still the $.99 value menu and every day multiple people would get furious because: "It's called a DOUBLE CHEESE burger but there's only one slice of cheese!". When the value menu was re-branded as the dollar menu the original double cheeseburger was renamed as the Mcdouble and a new double cheeseburger (with two pieces of cheese) was added at a higher price. Of course people would then get furious that they took the double cheeseburger off tbe value menu and that the Mcdouble only had one slice of cheese🤷

Same reason why the UK Mayo Chicken and Bacon Mayo Chicken exist. They're from the Saver Menu. The actual McChicken sandwich still exists, but is no longer the 'egg' shaped bun and pattie that it used to be. In the UK its getting supplanted by the Chicken Wraps in terms of sales.

Grape flavour is just weird. I tried grape Fanta and it's quite unpleasant. Nasty artificial taste.

What was Poland McDonald's like?

@@MrCoolbannaI’ve been to one, years ago. From memory it pretty similar to the UK McDonalds

@@MrCoolbanna they had this 'lumberjack' set of burgers that had some kind of spicy sauce in them and hashbrowns inside. They also had a sharing size fries, it was like two large fries cartons glued together for about £2. They also had selection boxes that came with chicken, fries and a drink. Bit like some of the cheaper chains selection boxes.

Same, I got a beer at McDonalds in Vienna. WTF!?

barcelona mcdonalds is life changing!!

I miss the breakfast wrap 😭

@@RichardBarclay yeah that was also good

They also use Aussie beef too. Not a fan of Aussie beef.

@@Megadebt The beef did have a distinct taste different from Canada.

For Some reason Kfc for Christmas is tradition in Japan so it would have to be good.

@@justsomedangerbigfootwithweb It was a KCF marketing campaign that went way to well. In the 70's they tried to get Americans living in Japan to choose their chicken for Christmas since turkey was not a thing in Japan.

Germany recently changed the buns as well. They're softer and less sweet, overall they seem to hold better than the old ones. If you ever find yourself in Romania, you should try the KFC there. Every single item on the menu has a spicy version that is more popular than the non-spicy one. In fact, their crispy strips are the most popular item on the menu to the point where they've become a sort of term of comparison for other fast food places and smaller-scale restaurants. I didn't even know spicy crispy strips weren't the default in the USA.

Hehe😅

and then the streams cross @7:00 and we have Harry and Joe in the same video!

I bet the pie doesn't taste anywhere near as good as the sausage roll. 🤤

He try’s it on his own KZfaq channel I think

You can't get Irn Bru in any McDonalds in England (not sure about Wales and NI)

And flew continents to appear together???

​@@aditisk99not watched the whole video yet, but I have only seen them together in one studio so far.

though i absolutely love and always choose the spicy veggie wrap, was really hoping for it to be featured, (maybe another time!)

It’s a nice option to have ever since they ruined the veggie deluxe.

I wonder if they use the same patty in Germany or if they've updated it. I had the McPlant I had last year was kinda sad and dry. I also had their McPlant nuggets recently and I wasn't a fan at all. And it's not like they can't do better, I had plant nuggets from Burger King and had I not known they were vegetarian, I wouldn't have guessed. They tasted exactly like the real deal to where I even thought the person behind the counter mixed them up.

Jeez, proof read next time before posting.

​@@acapulcogoldpablo8096 It's not an exam

@@grim_56 idgaf. I don't wanna have a fkn stroke tryna understand what someone is saying. If English isn't their first language, they should fkn type it in their language. Like you said this ain't a test. So type it in your fkn language. We have translate for that shit.

I mean alot of the first ‘Americans’ were just british and other European immigrants. Nothing they claim to be theirs from history is theirs

I.e more obesity

It alteady exist in the USA

I love McGriddles. I'm glad to be a part of the generation that saw the technology developed to put pellets of syrup in my breakfast sandwich. What a time to be alive lol. I do miss the bagel sandwiches though!!!!

well for the western part of the US, making biscuits at home is rarer. I like CFA ones with honey and before they were more common out here KFC was the go to. I hear popeyes make them dry.

We call them scones here

They are filming from England

Some McDonalds in the UK have the self-service dispensers and little paper cups like that, but it doesn't seem to be that common.

Also the wraps. Which everyone wants back lol

McDonald's could do with using a tablespoon of butter in their biscuit dough when mixing it up. Something to improve on the flavor and help make it less dry.

It's just a lack of seasoning bruh. The UK isn't much healthier than the US in terms of additives nor Obesity. Glass house. Saying this as a Canadian

@@DanialDawoodit’s significantly better; 29.3% UK males, 39% US males. Source: NCBI

Hello

he's from london calm down

@@Dog1818YT I’m aware, hence me saying not all of us

@@AdcrofromTikTok fair enough

Nope, because there's Smarties McFlurry instead.