Irish People Taste Test American Cakes
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I'm American and haven't tried most of these...but now I want to!
Oh yea
same...
The last one looked like bird shit on a plate.
Same here! But the last one reminded me of those dirt cups or whatever they're called that kids would bring to class, with the pudding whip cream oreos and gummyworms.
same
"It looks like an Irish cake." Yeah, it's from Boston lol.
ikr
hehe
+Squiddi Boston Irish is not real Irish.
***** You mean Americans with Irish heritage.
+Incoming Warhead Most of them would find that rather insulting, perhaps slanderous.
I'm American and I have heard of and eaten all of these cakes except for the grapefruit one. Those of you saying they aren't American haven't been to many cookouts, potlucks, and other gatherings. They are all popular cakes (except for the grapefruit one).
same. I'm from Texas, but I've heard of all of these except the grapefruit one as well. We usually make the coke cake with Dr. Pepper, but I've definitely seen most of these!
same. I'm from Texas, but I've heard of all of these except the grapefruit one as well. We usually make the coke cake with Dr. Pepper, but I've definitely seen most of these!
+Amanda Jade I've heard of about half of them.
+Amanda Jade Well, just because YOU have heard of it doesn't tell us what percentage of Americans have heard of it. I've never heard of any of these cakes except the Boston Cream Pie. I could make a cake called Tony's Mustard and Mushroom Chocolate Broccoli Cake, and, yes, it would be an "American Cake" because I'm American and I made it. And I could force my mom and my sisters to eat it. And then my mom and sisters could post on TH-cam "I've heard of Tony's Mustard and Mushroom Cake". So what? The question to ask is what percentage of the American population knows about this cake? 75%? 1%? It matters.
They have a variation of the grapefruit one in Disney World, which is how I knew that one. But yeah, not commonly made by people like the others.
Man, that guy with the gray/white hair is charming! Come to America, I'll make you cakes all the time! 😂
I know right? I told meself "I bet I can go at least one day without getting a boner because of a man"...Wrong again eh.
Dat's Paddy Murphy, doanchuknow?
Veronika Rodriguez oh you must mean paddy Murphy love him too maybe because I’ve got Murphy ancestors !
Michelle Flood That just sounds wrong.
He looks like 78 years old
I didn't even have to watch the video before I knew they were gonna say " it's to sugary " or " this is too sweet " c
+_accuratee It's true.
Ikr
Americans don't know what baked goods are supposed to taste like.
Really? Who's the expert?
bitter much?
poorly put together cakes where is the aesthetic beauty
It's like they try to make it look as awful as possible
+Lia Zabala Not only that, the very first cake isn't even right! A REAL Boston cream pie (my favorite!) is filled with custard, not just a cream and is topped with a chocolate glaze not frosted!!!
I agree, very poorly made.
+Lia Zabala Well they probably tried to make them themselves. So no idea really. In fact the pies were the same.
+tupera1 All the videos are like this. They give them the worst possible recipes
"It's sweet"
IT'S FUCKING CAKE
+Acadian Bacon THANK YOU !!!!!!
+Acadian Bacon But what you don't understand is that American sweets are RIDICULOUSLY sweet. Desserts in most other countries have a hint of sweetness. Americans are used to things being overly sweet.
+JakeEuro89 hey there! I'm not sure if you knew this...but not everyone is the same. WHAT??? MIND BLOWN? Yeah...it's a pretty crazy thing to wrap your mind around. It would be awesome if you didn't stereotype all Americans. Thanks!
+Crystal Except he's correct. Typical mass produced American sweets are excessively sweet compared to many many other countries. And cake in of itself isn't particularly sweet, it mostly comes from icings/fillings/toppings. Marshmallow fluff, whipped cream and custards are usually really heavy on sugar.
i'm sure that by, "it's sweet" they meant that it's overly sweet. americans due to tend to make things excessively sweet. if you tried other "sweets" from other countries, you would find out that the sugar levels are completely different. it's subjective.
That grapefruit cake looks like a gateway drug to some desperate cake-pop addiction.
Where was it from?
Disney?
+King Doomfist A few of the Brown Derby restaurants were in the shape of a Derby hat. In "Mickey and the Beanstalk," the giant villain walks by and places the building on his head to wear as a hat. That's probably why you thought of Disney.
I think there were four total Brown Derby restaurants in LA back in the day and they were Old Hollywood haunts. . They've all been demolished but one, but I don't think it's open anymore.
+AeroDoe exactly. Cakes nobody has heard of, nor eats today.
+King Doomfist I have never seen that grapefruit cake before in my life!
Leather and Curls make the video.. they make all the videos worth watching..
Your right they were they were fun.
"Kansas Dirt Cake (Thought to have originated in Kansas)"
You don't say.
PiGi Dominoes lol
I grew up with dirt CUPS, not CAKE. The reason they were called that was, because it has the appearance of mud and dirt (I don't see any whipped cream in it) and many times gummi worms are added to it. While their is a version made with a brownie crumble, the Oreo crumble is the best hands down.
I like how they say it’s “Popular all over the U.S.” yet I’ve never, ever heard of it and I’ve been all around the country.
I live in Eastern Kansas, never heard of it.
You've got to have them try tres leches! It's a Hispanic cake and it's delish!
Tres leches is heaven on earth!!!
the best of all!!
+lizzardsthename Just ate tres leches last night. It was soooo yummy. :D
Yes, I've had it and horchata before in my Spanish class...it was so good!
I know the name of it is tres leches but Americans just call it 3 milk cake. Pretty sure you can order one in a local bakery and call it 3 milk.
Boston creme pie is the only one I recognize! Where do they come up with these others and who's making them?
Some of these are regional.
+Tara Crocco The one with grapefruit is a local thing to where it was created. The Kansas Dirt Cake is also just called a dirt cake, or mud pie. You may have seen it before being served in cups with gummy worms in the "dirt."
Anyone else find the long black hair dude oddly attractive? He's just so chill idk maybe it's his voice?
+Lily Padd he reminds me of Guy Fawkes. Or actually just the Guy Fawkes mask. Think V for Vendetta.
He's cool.
No, but he's cool.
Where is our signature RED VELVET CAKE for the South? The color would have really freaked them out!!!
+Goingclassic Not Red Velvet though...The taste is orgasmic...
You can get Red velvet in Ireland, it's just Red Dyed Chocolate
Red velvet is really common??? that...thats common
You can get red velvet legitimately everywhere. I don't think it originates from there, but if it does, you can still get it on every continent.
No it is not. True red velvet uses a slightly different liquid ingredients than your standard chocolate cake. Namely using buttermilk and vinegar which is typically not present in most chocolate cakes. This mixture reveals the natural red hues of chemicals in natural cocoa and makes the cake more fluffy. This red hue was enhanced by beet juice.
True, a lot of modern recipes don't use this, but rather make a standard chocolate cake and add in red food colouring. However, those recipes aren't imo true red velvet cakes.
i like how the guy in the leather jacket refers to the cakes as "she"
Edit wow so many likes thank you everyone 💗
leather jacket dude is the best
agreed
He refers to everything as she.
He looks a bit like Russell brand
Is he a vampire?
The only one of these that I've ever heard of is the Boston Creme pie. And I'm American.
+Greencoast I was about to write the exact same comment. And I've been American since 1964.
+Greencoast Me too. I've heard of (and had) mud pie but that's not cake and calling it dirt cake doesn't make it into a cake.
Same here. That grapefruit cake is specifically from one restaurant, can't really claim that everyone in the US has had it.
You don't know what a whoopie pie is?
The Coke cake is a kinda of speciality here around Atlanta, but usually when you find it's pretty expensive
How does this channel not have over one million subscribers? No seriously, I don't understand.
That gal with the black hair hates everything. sheesh.
+Sherio88 She looks like she wants to be emo but doesn't
+Sherio88 Apart from the last 3 cakes. Out of 5.
***** Might as well get a blow up doll, it'll be the same experience
+Sherio88 she liked both the Dirt Cake and the Coca Cola Cake :P
+Sherio88 Did you watch a different video ?
i'm disappointed that you didn't do what a lot of people do with dirt cakes here in the U.S., which is to use chocolate instant pudding, and to garnish it with gummy worms. gummy worms are key.
You also need worms on dirt...sounds legit
That man wearing the leather jacket is absolutely gorgeous. 😍 Wow I imagine he looks like one of those flawless mystery characters you read about in your fictional books... Beautiful alabaster skin, smooth silky hair, eyes that are piercing into your soul, and an accent that just melts your heart 😩😩
i always pictured gradeaundera as that guy. hes my favorite one
You're in luck then. He's got his own channel.
he looks like Steven tyler
OMG YES HE IS
Go back to Tumblr lol...
Do the Irish eat carrot cake? Grated carrot in the batter, spices, chopped walnuts, pineapple, raisins and cream cheese icing?
Yessss its class
My family does XD
Yes
Thanks for the replies - had no idea.
Yeah it's a staple :P so delicious
Does it mean I'm a bad American because I haven't heard or tasted any of these? Lol
+Erika Wolf - Nope. Means you're a normal American.
+Erika Wolf i know right? I mean, ive heard of some of them, but I'm from atlanta and ive never heard of or eaten the coke flavor cake XD
i haven't heard of these either i was hoping they would have picked different and better cakes :
+Em Jay The soda in the cake isn't there for flavor, but for the chemistry. That is, the cake is "fluffier."
I tend to use 8oz of Dr Pepper in the cake and 2oz in the frosting, on the rare occasion that I bake a cake.
+diane9247 Boston cream pie was a mainstay for me before I found out I had celiac. I've had Kansas dirt before...though Mississippi mud is better. I've never had any of the others though...
Wtf are these cakes foreal? Never in my 24 years have I heard of a fucking Coca-Cola cake and isn't the dirt cake a mud pie?
Adoredbyothers same and ive live in atl all my life, they shldve had strawberry shortcake, chocalate, and red velvet
Adoredbyothers just because you haven't hears of them doesn't mean they don't exist lol
Dwaarfius They never said that though.
coca cola cake and mud pie are really popular in the south. if you've never been down here you may not hear about it. The Red Grapefruit one was new to me.
cameron james same and i've lived in memphis all my life; was hoping for caramel cake
I like how that one guy says "isn't it" as one syllable
That one girl with the nose piercing psyched herself out too much. She made assumptions before eating it. You can't go to a food tasting with a bad mind beforehand 😂
Especially when you eat mushrooms.
Curly and Leather are my favorite part of Facts videos
ive lived in LA my whole life and i've NEVER heard of that grapefruit cake lmao
neither have I! Haha
That's exactly what I was thinking lol and now I feel left out
Boston cream is amazing. The cake, doughnut whatever. Here in Boston, almost everyone has had a Boston cream. It's the most appealing to me on this list
And the Kansas dirt cake
The guy in the black hoodie is gorgeous. Also, I live in Georgia and have never heard of/had a Coke cake.... Lol
I have heard of Coke and 7 Up Cake too..two different cakes that is
The cakes would be better with a bit of cabbage.....:)
cabbage my nigga? that's weird
cabbage my nigga? that's weird
Andrea Garrett ah. Apologies
+Soul Fist Its cool... Cabbage tastes like Shite anyway
I've been an American all my life (32 years) and I never had any of these. And I love desserts!
It would be nice if, when Irish people try things, it's actually stuff that most Americans eat.
+M. Strain Jr. But tbh, anything that most Americans eat will usually be something they're already familiar with in Ireland.
+M. Strain Jr. what god forsaken corner of this great land are you from?? I only never heard of the coco cola cake because the south disgusts me
+TheMusiclover500 you are wrong sir! The South is the best part of the US. Especially because our food, y'all are missin out if you haven't tried the cola cake. I do agree with you that these desserts are common
if you haven't had dirt cake and 32 years of living in the US then you're picky on what you eat
+M. Strain Jr. Hold up what American who claims to love deserts has never tried Boston Cream Pie? You sir are from Canada!
Guys next time actually ask some Americans what cakes are popular. These are all obscure except Boston Cream. No German Chocolate Cake? No Strawberry Shortcake? No Pineapple Upside-Down Cake? THOSE are the greatest hits, people.
Supposed to be ones that originated here and aren't seen anywhere else.
+Id A German chocolate cake, despite it's name is from the US. So is pineapple upside down cake. Shortcake is from the UK, but American spins on it exist too.
+TheHG12 - Well, except for Boston Cream, they're hardly seen anywhere here, either.
+The Movie Dealers Yeah, Pineapple Upside-Down cake and German Chocolate Cake are American, but they are very common over here in the UK and Ireland, so getting them to try those wouldn't be very entertaining :P
+Oliver Wright Yeah I agree with Oliver, they were probably going for ones they never heard of.
As a Mainer, I've offended by that whoopie pie.
+Jamie D That was a pathetic looking whoopie pie.
Also a Mainer. All the whoopi pies I've ever had were small cakes. Who makes a giant whoopi pie and slices it like that? Still, I'm glad they enjoyed it.
"It's eatable" Bruh who are you hiring
Eatable is a word.. Or what are you getting at?
One would usually say edible. Then again Grammar Nazi much, Kai?
Soozy Randall don't cry
Kai ikr they don't even know how to make gumbo
That grapefruit cake looked really interesting.
you didn't give them our famous cabbage cake?
+Jacob Ridge the heck is that??! it sounds blaahhh.....
CURLY AND LEATHER JACKET GUY ARE TOGETHER AGAIN
Im american and i have never heard of coca cola cake
Same here
Yeah...I've spent the last 12 years in the south and have never heard of that.
I have couple times, maybe regional thing. Didn't see anything that I typically had around me growing up in the south.
+spencer s Maybe just in the Atlanta Georgia area...I've been all over the south from SC to Texas and have eaten some interesting things. I typically enjoy them too.
Ive heard of using different types of soda for different types of cakes. But I learned that from reading an article online a few years ago though, not from seeing others use it.
I have never heard of that one with grapefruit!!
That is NOT a whoopie pie!
Correct, they have a cream filling not marshmallow.
I don't know why they had them eat woopie pies like a slice of cake. They are typically small and you eat them like a sandwich. I am from Maine and I have never seen them this way.
+Lindsay Allen If you go to Grammy's, they make them that big :) Honestly, they could be served as their regular size since they're a mini cake sandwich
+Nikki the Wolf Queen Ohh ok. There is only one place I see them generally big and that is at Big G's. But any where else they tend to be small.
+Lindsay Allen Yeah, it's the same with me. I've seen them made big before, but you were still able to hold it and eat it. Though I don't understand the use of fluffer nutter
Why do they always get food that is poorly recreated by shit cooks or is not widely consumed? Are they too cheap to get a decent cook to make the food as authentic as possible?
+TINABEAR1981 I dunno about you, but shipping a patisserie from the locality of the cake is kinda pricey.
You could say someone can learn the proper way of making the cakes.
But honestly I've tasted exotic food made from a local chef and authentic chef, and they're different, the palate of one culture to another is significantly different.
I haven't heard of some of these cakes and I'm American.
+Derp Ninja Thats because most Americans eat normal chocolate and birthday cake.
+Derp Ninja Right? I know Boston cream and I've heard of Coca Cola cake and whoopie pie or whatever, but the others? Never heard of it.
+Lauren Marie you never heard of the kansas dirt cake? and thats normal if you live on the east coast and the cake is west coast we have a very diversified country
+Derp Ninja I never had the derby cake (but heard of it). Never heard of the Coca Cola cake...but that does sound pretty interesting.
Most of them are too sweet for me (but as a kid I loved dirt cake and Boston Creme Pie)
Finally, a Facts video that uses actual food that most Americans have had. I've had all of these cakes except the grapefruit one, and that's probably because I live on the East Coast. And there are two very American cakes that you left out, NY style cheesecake and Red Velvet cake.
Dammit, my video hasn't started yet and I was sitting here thinking, "If Red Velvet isn't there I will very upset."
im from Massachusetts and ive only had boston cream pie and whoopie pies lmao
Casey Phillips Haha I'm from Texas and I've had neither of those!
Well there both very common in Ireland
ive only had boston creme pie yogurt lol
and that grapefruit cake ive never heard of. ive lived in los angeles my whole 25 years and never once have seen one. ive never even heard of brown derby restaurants.
man, where's sean?! i demand jacksepticeye to try our delicious cakes- LIKE A BOSS!!!!!!!
yeesssss
+Sweet Panda noooo
Kevin Quijada
whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
FUCK YOU BITCH GO FUCK YOURSELF KEVIN
Again, I am American and never had any of these cakes. What happened to pound cake, upside down cake, red velvet cake?
+Ken G or my favorite, jello cake
+Ken G I always think that when watching these videos. Never had any of these. I have heard of whoopie pie, and I might have heard of Boston cream pie in passing (the donuts are good).
it's because we have all those cakes here, and it wouldn't make sense to make them try foods they have already eaten before
+Ken G Because those cakes are not strictly American. Ask your Mother or Grandmother and she'll probably know them all. These are traditional deserts.
we have them here anyway so it'd be pointless
Boston Creme pie is a cake, and Cheesecake is a pie. What the fuck is wrong with this world?
***** It is a crust, topped with a filling of some sort. Just like most other pies. It is only a cake in name.
+RecliningWhale so you're saying the cheesecake is A LIE!!!
i love the fact that the rock/metal guy is getting right into these dainty wee cakes and giving his expert opinion lol
I've never had any of these cakes (lives in us all my life) and I've only ever heard of one of them
LOL Same here except for the Boston creme cake mmm I've had that and LOVE IT!! But i've lived in Georgia for the past 3 years and have not heard of a coca-cola cake haha Sounds horrible!!
kayla brewer I've never heard of Boston creme cake, only donuts
Matteo Milazzo same
I live in Atlanta and never heard of Coca Cola cake...
Good thing we have these Irish people to educate us about the cuisine of our country.
Chocolate Coke cake was a huge part of my childhood. My mother put pecans in the frosting, so I definitely prefer it that way.
She's spongy isn't she
oooh she's a bit heavy
Bit sweet that, isn' it?
That one guy though loves basically all the cakes!! XD
you can give the guy with the long hair a cake sent from heaven he still won't like it. are u haven that?
That's cuz dude wants a cabbage cake.
When Leather Jacket Guy went: "she is spongy, isn't she?" I thought it sounded like me, but when he said "she's strong! She's heavy!" I knew it was me he was describing. 😂
Very satisfying watching people eat
My favorite of them is that dark haired guy with the mustache. I love him
That dude on the right looks like a guy fawkes mask came to life.
Ikr
Jesus, that one darker skinned girl hated just about everything
+jkflipflop98 You serious?
What? She liked the last two and kinda like the third to last.
There was one she didn't really like that's all
rollercoaster24 that's why I said just about everything.
Spencer Meunier You mean half of everything... 5 things, she liked 2 kinda liked 1, which is not about everything.
I feel so proud whenever they try stuff from the Boston area and like it
I'm from Georgia and I've never heard of a coca-cola cake until now maybe when I visit to Atlanta I'll try to find it
+sikes442 thanks
That’s what I said! I’ve lived almost my entire life In ATL and HAVE NEVER heard of Coca-Cola cake!
We've made them in rural TX
You'd figure they'd do pineapple upside down, hummingbird, sock it to me or 7 up cake. Hell, even German Chocolate or a simple jam cake.
Coca-cola cake has been around a long time. I'm pretty sure it is one of the main desserts at Cracker Barrel. I'm from Alabama but lived in Georgia.
No red velvet cake. Someone's mad!
+Chris Kim But we have that in Ireland, so i think they tried to get cakes you wouldnt normally see here
The guy in the leather jacket is the best!
People giving out about why they didnt try this cake or that or they never heard of those cakes...1)We have cakes like red velvet and carrot etc in Ireland so it would be pointless to try them and 2) all those cakes were specific to a region in the US so just because you haven't heard of them doesn't mean they don't exist/aren't popular in some regions in the US
yeah but you should really look into trying a tres leche or 3 milk cake. It might not be authentically "American" but its delicious.
"This would go good with a cup of tea!" Nearly EVERY taste test video has at least one Irish person saying that! XD Should be the catchphrase though!
"Everything would go good with a cup of tea!"
"It's too sugary." Well it's cake, wtf did you expect
emlove748 Europeans usually find American cakes and candy too sweet.
There is always that on pair that doesn't like anything
I think it would be cool to see them try Cuban or any Hispanic food!
Whoopie pies is a type cookie with a cream layer in the middle of two "pie" type cookies they are not these massive cakes,.That is no Whoopie Pie.
Also no New York Cheese Cake (my hometowns gift to the world)? The Southern delight that is Red Velvet Cake, or German's Chocolate Cake (Named after German's Chocolate Company which created it, nothing to do with the country) or Checkerboard cake, . Come on Fact, do a better job
They picked the worst cakes. Most of which,I have never heard of? And they all looked already eaten.
+Michael Cohen Cheesecake isn't cake
+Michael Cohen yea no red velvet or devilsfood?
***** I don't what Cheesecakes you eat, but a NY Cheesecake is most definately a cake
+Lindsey Corliss Um. The cheese cake I've always eaten,NY or philly is definitely a cake. It's also always listed under cakes on menus.
My grandfather makes the best coca-cola cake! :D I'm embarrassed to say I thought it was unique to our family lol
what about key lime or red velvet
it's not strictly American i think
fr,because I ain't seen those cakes before
Key lime is a pie
Joe B no there is a thing called key lime cake and key lime pie
Omi Lara No one eats key lime cake
I find it hilarious that I am an American that is learning about American cultural things from an Irish channel. Like I have never heard of half of these things.
Chocolate coke cake? Never heard of it and I was born in the Atlanta area. Not representative at all. 10 layer caramel or Coconut maybe.
+sgtmayhem or red velvet.
+tranurse we've got red velvet cake. I've eaten so many red velvet cakes. I'm becoming a red velvet cake at this stage. Help me.
I hope someday these people actually go to the USA and taste real American food and find out what they were served as American wasn't the real deal.
Your comment,is barley readable but American food is typically unhealthy and Meat.
barely.
D347h 7r49 hey atleast we don't feed each other snails
D347h 7r49 unhealthy? yeah sure our portions are a little extreme. meat? kinda stupid assumption. allot of food has meat in it. and there is plenty of options for non meat food......like fucking boil some broccoli. not all of our food is unhealthy either. people be thinking if it came from America it gonna just give you diabetes.
No NY CHEESECAKE?
Cheesecake is a pie not cake
i didn't know that.
+Micshalia Raleigh Then why is there 'Cake!' In the name
Couch Potatoes Greeks considered it a cake, so the name stuck, but it's not a cake it's more of a tart or pie
...no. Cheesecake is a cake not a pie. Are you high?
I didn't realise Boston creme cakes existed I thought it was just the doughnuts I'm super excited
that guy with the black jacket looks like V from v for vendetta
+Dan Arthur
He's fucking whiter then this TH-cam background ...
+Dan Arthur Getting any Jack Sparrow vibes?
I like the girl in pink. i stopped watching this channel cause eveyone always seems to REALLY TRY to hate whatever theyre trying. it was nice to see someone with an open mind on this channel for once
Grapefruit cake?
WTF?
Where is that crap sold here?
It's literally shown where it comes from in the video, fam. If you haven't seen or heard of it, that's on you.
Where else in America would a state ruin a cake by trying to add something healthy. California.
i like the black hoodie guy. he is much open minded when trying food from the united states instead of the usual "its too sweet" "It will give me cancer, diabetes, etc" comments that are annoying af
"... Give you slow legs." Is maybe one of the best things I've ever heard.
Never had, or even heard of any of these. Where do they get this stuff?
+AN HE I've heard of all of them, except for the grape fruit one.
Where have you been?
+AN HE True, I only heard of about 1/2 of them.
+AN HE well clearly they exist as theyve done research - it's just that theyre probably not as popular as other types of cake but the rest of the world HAS the other cakes so they had to do ones that were specifically American .
+AN HE when you get out from montana...i promise you there's more to america than horses and cows.
THAT'S NOT WHAT A WHOOPIE PIE LOOKS LIKE UGH
Boston is pretty much the Ireland of the US, how could u not like the cake
+unknown unknown
lol never thought of it like that, but yea 100% I buy that.
it was not a proper boston .
I would like to see what a typical Irish meal is, your junk food, the stuff your peeps like
OMG! The guy in the Baywatch shirt who usually hates so many foods actually likes most of the American cakes. Great job to opening your mind and mouth!
What? No pineapple upside-down cake?
Exactly!
I'm American and I have never had any of those, or heard of half of them.
I love these vids where they try American foods but I always can't help but feel it's not a true taste test bc that food was most likely prepared by an Irish baker/chef following a recipe they found online. Some of these things can only truly be tasted on someone's grandmas back porch around dusk
The man in the black leather jacket has my heart more and more with every video , ♥️
you have not lived until you've had dirt cake. my mom makes it for almost all of our holiday get togethers (with the addition of cream cheese in the filling.) literally the best
I've lived in maine for ten years and I can safely say that I've never seen a whoopie pie that looks even close the one in the video. also where do these cakes come form I've never heard of any of these
The serve giant whoopie pies that size in MA, but they are shaped just like the cooke ones. Not like this... A for effort?
I'm from California. I've never heard of that cake.
Should have at least put them in a foodie coma with a German Chocolate cake.
German chocolate = best
+Jay Sun Belgium chocolate> German
+tyvek05 Actually it is totally American. It is German's chocolate cake , not German. It was named for the chocolate manufacturer, not the country of Germany. Most Germans wouldn't even know what you are talking about if you said 'German chocolate cake'.
1:50 "How did you eat just the middle." 😂
I have that same NB watch. Love it.
Love black hoodie guy :P
Don't we all? XD
+KCH91 Indeed. He has a speech pattern like a stand-up comic, which he may very well be for all I know.
im from georgia and god bless coke cake
"Coca-Cola chocolate cake. Popular in the southern states." Never heard of it before..
lmao.. The Grey haired guy at 2:15 .. Loving it!
I want to know the person who has the job to research recipes and bake these things for these videos. Best job ever.