James May is getting pretty excited over cheese sandwiches, he is in fact a national treasure this video confirms. edit: the weird grater part is for slices I know because I live in the Netherlands and we call them cheese shavers. Useful things those. Also who doesn't like cheese? Please notify james of the use of the weird part.
Many years back we all used to say we'd rather watch James may do normal things like eat a sandwich than watch the new top gear. Now we are actually doing that lol
I actually didn't mind the last version of TG, the one with Chris, Paddy and Freddie. It wasn't the trio's TG but it was decent enough. This sandwich making is better though, there's no denying that.
@Debra Shepherd Purely for my own curiousity but which version of new TG? There's been a few, three I think. According to my TV mag, The Grand Tour should be back on in a week or two. Woo-hoo!
@@dshepherd107 Tagging you as I don't think the attempt Iwaves made to tag you in their question, actually functioned the way they intended Just scroll a bit and you should find a question from a user by the name of "Iwaves" asking you some stuff
I love how the video is 15 minutes long and that doesn't even include the speeding up. It actually took James 20 minutes to make two sandwiches and I watched it
@@MeltedToast84 i actually think he means that counting the sped up parts it's 15:27 but if those parts weren't sped up the video would have been longer, probably around 20 minutes
“It was the year 1839. Powdered wigs were still all the rage. And, unbeknownst to the multitudes, a miracle was about to take place. Lurpak Spreadable Butter was born, like Botticelli’s Venus on her clam shell.”
He does that sort of thing all the time. It's my favorite thing about him 😂 he did a different video with the whopper versus the impossible whopper and said it was from Wendy's. I just accepted it at first and then I was like "wait a minute....."
@@andreasottohansen7338 you just saved me 30 seconds of googling. I know that doesn’t sound like a lot but upon our death beds I think we’ll all wish for an extra 30 seconds of life. And you just gave it to me. Thankyou kind sir or madam.
Its like air. So much gasses, we got argon, xenon, helium, carbondioxide, nitrogen gas and so on. Yet we only breathe oxygen. So much stuff, so little treasure
This is my first time. Have no idea who James May is or what Red Lester is/tastes like, but I'm fascinated. I also never heard the term "sarnies" before. I'm planning to do a good amount of googling after this video ends! Edit: Apparently it's spelled "Leicester," not "Lester," and looks like the Brits often call sandwiches either sarnies or butties.
Felicia did you also come across the magic that was top gear and then the grand tour in your googling? James also has a new travel show in Japan which looks great
James' job in life to represent the average bloke on the telly, relatable, witty. He's laughing all the way to the bank! There's a doppelganger of James in Westminster Abbey, a statue of abolitionist William Wilberforce! Check it out!
*Alternate universe to the Caterham challenge* JC: "JAMES! STOP FILING!" JM: "I'm looking for the sodding grater!" JC: "Stop filing!" JM: "Do you know where the grater is?" JC: "YES!" JM: "No, you don't."
I love how he talks. He speaks very passionately about everything he does, and every sentence is interesting. He clearly is a student of history. Even the seemingly mundane and repetitive is better when he says it.
Watching this in October 2023. Knowing how this series (and whole concept) evolved gives me great joy, but so does the scrappy, unhinged, slightly feral magic of the early days of the Bugout Bunker Kitchen
This remains one of the most joyous videos ever created. And as a child of the 70s in the US, may I just say how much better life would have been if our cheese came in blocks instead of flat orange slices wrapped in plastic (which also tasted of plastic).
I love the part about saying how clean his hands are right after picking up the knife block and depositing it in the trash bin. Then farther along the scratching of the eyebrows, the brushing of hands on backside, the handling of the camera, the bits of cheese into the mouth,...well, you get the picture. I did learn about Branston's pickle which I am eager to try. My 70's sandwich was braunschweiger, mayonnaise and sweet pickle. I am thinking of trying that with Branston's pickle.
I love how James explains that it doesn’t matter if he touches the food because his hands are very clean, then instantly sticks his fingers in his mouth.
If I don't hear James reference Battle of Britain whenever he's spreading something, I might suffer a concusion from the sheer, unbridled shock and disappointment.
I'm cracking up that the only difference between the two sandwiches is the cheese and then May, seemingly serious, uses a piece of cheese to "cleanse the pallet."
0:33 the year is 20XX, the sun is a burning laser. All that is left in the universe is the distant memory of James May slamming cheese on the table, looking at the camera, and saying "cheese". Edit: I thought this was a lazypurple reference but apparently it's a bill wurtz reference?
“A knob of cheese about the size of a lump of butter”, and as avid viewers of JM’s unemployment tube will know, the knob of butter is about the size of a lump of cheese.
Context for the lay viewer: When James May OBE was frictionally unemployed he scraped by by making cooking videos shot from a store bought potato. On one occasion, when describing how much cheese to add to a dish, James quantified it as being about the size of a knob of butter. Yet he goes on to explain, in a separate video, that the amount of butter to add to a dish should be about the size of a lump of cheese.
Tucker Brandstrom As a Scottish expat living in Wisconsin for the last 12 years I can save Matt some time in this one. Wisconsin’s finest isn’t a patch on British cheddar. Wisconsin cheese isn’t bad but I’d expect it to be much better as Wisconsin is the dairy state.
@@30MinuteGamer Call me biased, but Cheddar literally is the best cheese in the world. Cheese is one of the few foodstuffs we actually do well in Blighty.
And throws the wooden knife block in the bin then wipes his hand on the arse of his pants. Actually, James Martin did exactly the same thing on his Saturday (or Sunday. Not sure) morning cooking programme and then wiped BOTH his hands on the arse part of his parts. The filthy beast! James Martin should know better. James May can get away with such trivial matters.
“Would you like a piece?” James proclaimed as he handed a half a sandwich with the slightest sliver of hair on the bottom of the sandwich. “It’s rather good”
Editing people: We appreciate what you're doing... We understand you want to sort of keep the videos concise, but please don't fast forward through May's stream of consciousness while he's buttering bread or applying Branston Pickle. Even if you think it's boring. We're already here watching him simply make lunch for himself and Tom, nothing could be more boring yet interesting than that...
I watched James May talking about model trains, about cars, about how things were made some time ago (The Reassembler series) and now I'm watching him doing a cooking show. And I'm perfectly happy with it.
Engineering Connections - Supertanker, with Richard Hammond The Gun - The Invention That Changed The World, with Jeremy Clarkson The Ultimate Cheese Sandwich, with James May
@ZappoTan Plastic gloves are mostly placebo. It doesnt help a bit to wear plastic gloves if you lick your fingers when cooking. Also they make you not feel the need to wash your hands as often, and as most people dont change the gloves often enough they end up filthy. Washed hands are just as clean as new plastic gloves. Washed hands are a lot cleaner than used plastic gloves.
@ZappoTan Nurses have to deal with not getting contaminated blood or other stuff on their hands. Completely different ballgame. Subway workers use gloves, but they take care to change them all the time. They dont want to be washing their hands every time they use the cash register after making a sandwich. Gloves have their place, but for preparing food washed hands are usually as good if not better than gloves. As I said, people tend to not change the gloves as often as they would wash their hands because you lose the feeling of having something on your hands.
His description of Northern 1970's life actually still rang true for me growing up in the 90's. You had comically yellow cheddar, red leicester, or baby sick parmesan that came in a white plastic shaker. Brown bread was indeed seen as "posh", and branston pickle was THE thing to put on everything, along with Henderson's Relish
John Mitchel as someone from Florida I've never heard it referred to as a "lump of butter." Always a "stick." Granted, FL is the least most Southern state. 🤔 (Most, excluding Texas & Hawaii, obviously. Less entertaining if it's factually correct 😉
It can't be forgotten that the 'way up' you eat the sandwich determines which flavour (cheese or pickle) is tasted first and most strongly. This is why I employ different techniques for eating sarnies. I often half toast (only toast one side) of bread, which results in (when using multiple flavours) numerous combinations of taste and texture, which sometimes dramatically alter the perception of the taste of the food. My personal favourite flavour combination is a Marmite and Golden Syrup sandwich, with all the variations of crispy sides together, apart, up and down. This results in sweet and sour sarnies with crunch, softness, a combination etc. I highly recommend you trying such a taste experiment yourself/ves.
Brilliant. You've taught me something today. I admire the level of thought you've put into making sarnies and I will definitely try out your sarnie recommendation !
Why does he keep saying Lucy is posh. Can someone explain? I mean, she went to school in France, but that could be normal if the family lived there at the time.
I agree - if you are comitted enough to spend 15 mins watching James make a sandwich, you probably have 20 mins to spare on it, this isn't TV where each topic has to be covered on a tight schedule.
@@Jamal_Tyrone it was indeed. But _that_ version was especially for people with lisps. (or _lithps_ as they would thay). Your comment brought back memories of _Pipkins_ and a raggedy arsed looking Hartley Hare puppet. I remember the pig character had a strong Brummie accent, cos me mother used to imitate him, which would then really irritate my father. Happy days!
For those of you asking about the cheese grater we used, here it is: amzn.to/2E20eRO
James May is getting pretty excited over cheese sandwiches, he is in fact a national treasure this video confirms.
edit: the weird grater part is for slices I know because I live in the Netherlands and we call them cheese shavers. Useful things those. Also who doesn't like cheese? Please notify james of the use of the weird part.
@@progenji6970 also for zucchini?
I am strangely in love with these videos.
@@DJLing no that would be a mandolin
@@progenji6970 oooohhhhhh ok. Thanks!
“In the future, humor will be randomly generated”
Humor now: *C H E E S E*
You're not wrong there.
in the future we will have comments am that aren’t repeating the same thing over and over on a comment section
CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE
Your 1,000th like 🙂
I’m proud to be your 1000th like
Many years back we all used to say we'd rather watch James may do normal things like eat a sandwich than watch the new top gear.
Now we are actually doing that lol
I actually didn't mind the last version of TG, the one with Chris, Paddy and Freddie. It wasn't the trio's TG but it was decent enough. This sandwich making is better though, there's no denying that.
This is still better than new top gear!
@Debra Shepherd Purely for my own curiousity but which version of new TG? There's been a few, three I think.
According to my TV mag, The Grand Tour should be back on in a week or two. Woo-hoo!
Agreed haha
@@dshepherd107 Tagging you as I don't think the attempt Iwaves made to tag you in their question, actually functioned the way they intended
Just scroll a bit and you should find a question from a user by the name of "Iwaves" asking you some stuff
This video is so surreal, I feel like I'm in a weird alternate reality that's just ALL James May
Another dimension where everyone is James May
I want to visit that place
I see this as an absolute win
Its kinda... Comforting
C H E E S E
I felt it when he said "Cheese"
James is the guy that got us car guys into a cooking show, love it.
Define, ‘cooking’..
@@thereader6667 Press on “Read more”
He is basically the guy who got us car guys into internet media@@danielfeliperodrigueznuvan3276
I love how the video is 15 minutes long and that doesn't even include the speeding up. It actually took James 20 minutes to make two sandwiches and I watched it
There's a reason he's Captain Slow
Umm bruh 4:25
And bruh (7:43)
Oh yeah and bruh (10:27)
Clearly you didn’t watch the video entirely, or you have an extreme case of memory loss.
@@MeltedToast84 i actually think he means that counting the sped up parts it's 15:27 but if those parts weren't sped up the video would have been longer, probably around 20 minutes
@@MeltedToast84 Clearly you didn't read the comment properly, or you have an extreme case of memory loss.
@@zakay_ POV: minecraft kid 'umm bruh's you because he can't read
James May gives me hope that when I’m older, I can still be relevant, regardless of how strange that relevance is.
Awesome comment
Well, that is if you were relevant. No offense, but average people like us would be pretty much useless once we hit 50s
CHEESE
~cheese~
He's not strange at all...I find him totally relevant...not like soppy lucy.
Every time James says ‘cheese’
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they called me a mad man
pin this madlad
You're my hero
Your a hero
You are my savior
James May slamming a block of Red Leicester and saying "Cheese" is a thousand times funnier than the new Top Gear could ever be.
this implies that this is the only thing thats funnier than the new top gear
@@JamesSmith-hq5se
This implies no such thing
@@JamesSmith-hq5se That's not how English works
@@JamesSmith-hq5se your comment implies you should go read up on the english language
0:32
0:32 is now a meme. Very proud.
Wilbur Soot
*Slam* CHEESE.
cheese
cheze
Сыр
I love it when James talks about the year Lurpak was invented - he does it in every video and NEVER gives the same year twice.
1901 for those that cares.
“It was the year 1839. Powdered wigs were still all the rage. And, unbeknownst to the multitudes, a miracle was about to take place. Lurpak Spreadable Butter was born, like Botticelli’s Venus on her clam shell.”
*OFTEN
He does that sort of thing all the time. It's my favorite thing about him 😂 he did a different video with the whopper versus the impossible whopper and said it was from Wendy's. I just accepted it at first and then I was like "wait a minute....."
@@andreasottohansen7338 you just saved me 30 seconds of googling. I know that doesn’t sound like a lot but upon our death beds I think we’ll all wish for an extra 30 seconds of life. And you just gave it to me. Thankyou kind sir or madam.
My life has come to watching James May make sandwiches and eat them with a friend.
preach
My life is complete
At least I have a good excuse I am laying in bed trying to get over some minor flu like illness.
I would watch James sit quietly in a corner and drink a glass of wine.
Here you go for perspective. th-cam.com/video/M3PwOoANEpA/w-d-xo.html
I love that the option to skip to highlight directly skips to "Cheese."
AND ON TONIGHT'S PROGRAM:
- James tosses a knife block,
- Lucy refuses cheese AND
- Tom eats a sandwich.
Perfection
Ahh somelads understand the sacred culture
James says cheese,
Jeez, I heard the theme and Jezza while reading that!
Huzzah! A man of quality!
James may is the only human in the whole world that you can sit through a 15 minute video of him making & eating a sandwich without getting bored.
True then I made one (cheddar)
yes
Funny thing is, I don't feel like its 15 minutes long until I read your comment and checked the TH-cam slider.
I got bored but still enjoyed the video
Lies. Clarkson too.
James is the most and least interesting man in existence he will tell you so many things and also nothing at the same time
Couldn’t have said it better myself
Its like air. So much gasses, we got argon, xenon, helium, carbondioxide, nitrogen gas and so on. Yet we only breathe oxygen. So much stuff, so little treasure
@@mr.obvious4810 a better way to put it- you breathe in all kinds of gases, but not all of them are necessary for survival.
I love that this is literally a video about cheese sandwiches but James may makes it extremely entertaining.
Think about it: This is some viewer's first time watching James May, and they are completely clueless as to why someone would watch this.
That is so funny
Tyvek Homewrap tbh I’m wondering why I’m watching it!
*raises hand* as an American I'm completely lost, but I am curious.
This is my first time. Have no idea who James May is or what Red Lester is/tastes like, but I'm fascinated. I also never heard the term "sarnies" before. I'm planning to do a good amount of googling after this video ends!
Edit: Apparently it's spelled "Leicester," not "Lester," and looks like the Brits often call sandwiches either sarnies or butties.
Felicia did you also come across the magic that was top gear and then the grand tour in your googling? James also has a new travel show in Japan which looks great
I see Wallace let himself go after Gromit died... Still has the cheese addiction I see.
C H E E S E
Underrated comment mate😂😂
But Wallace is bald
James' job in life to represent the average bloke on the telly, relatable, witty. He's laughing all the way to the bank!
There's a doppelganger of James in Westminster Abbey, a statue of abolitionist William Wilberforce! Check it out!
YOU spoiled it for me 😭
I can hear Jeremy screaming, "JAMES, GET ON WITH IT! I just want a sandwich, not a documentary on curdled cow secretions!!!!"
I could see Jeremy actually doing that. XD
I read that in Clarkson's voice
@@deusvultpictures6550 SAME 😁
*Alternate universe to the Caterham challenge*
JC: "JAMES! STOP FILING!"
JM: "I'm looking for the sodding grater!"
JC: "Stop filing!"
JM: "Do you know where the grater is?"
JC: "YES!"
JM: "No, you don't."
Shut up just make the sandwiches.
I love how he talks. He speaks very passionately about everything he does, and every sentence is interesting. He clearly is a student of history. Even the seemingly mundane and repetitive is better when he says it.
When Americans ask what British entertainment is like, we must only ever show them this
Hmmm.
How about..
Taxation
Oh yeah yeah
still funnier than german humor.
@@C.C.Sinclaire what humour?
@@lennaerthondelink9135 forget it. It's no laughing matter
This is the most low budget studio ever used by professionals.
Thats because its James May's emergency bunker, and not a studio.
Probably the most expensive bunker with all the exotic cars and bikes
He didn't even shave
Why do you need an expensive studio for? That's a waste of money. You're on Drivetribe, not AD.
@@NicoLReino People tend not to shave when they are growing a beard. That's just the way it is.
"Somewhere in an alternate dimension, a piece of cheese is slamming May onto a table and saying “May.”- some comment on a CHEEESE video
“Somewhere in an alternate dimension, James May is slamming Richard Hammond onto a table and saying “Hammond.”- some comment on a MAY comment
"Somewhere in an alternate dimension, a piece of table is slamming cheese onto May and saying cheese"
Somewhere alternate in a cheese, slamming table James and saying Hammond onto a piece of Richard May dimension. - comment
@@altesc5525 makes no sense
Somewhere in an alternate dimension
May is slamming a table onto a piece of cheese and saying table
It’s amazing how James May spending 15 minutes making 2 cheese sandwiches is more entertaining than almost everything else
Pre-2020 humor: Well crafted jokes with an emphasis on topical content and timing
2020 humor:
*Thud*
"Cheese"
Nah, we've been this way since Harambe in 2016
Phil Gudet Even further than that if you were a regular internet user circa like 2004.
Pre-2010 Humor: Well written witty jokes told over the dinner table
2010 Humor: Le epic troll face
Well, have you ever heard about..South African 100.000 years old Hashtag?
Well crafted cheese
James May is the only person in the multiverse who can bring up the battle of Britain while spreading butter on a piece of bread
Actually, it's a line from the movie "Battle of Britain".
So the battle of britain? Your comment is null and void
I was gonna say "doubt", but considering most people would instead spread butter on *toast*, you're right.
If you like bread, butter, cheese, and pickles, and like to romanticize it for 15 minutes . You are older than a Ford Model T.
i guess im not actually 16 then
Hey Ml :) Love your videos dude!
I like all of them except from the pickles
@@sean6992 I grew into it personally
What an interesting place to find you
Watching this in October 2023. Knowing how this series (and whole concept) evolved gives me great joy, but so does the scrappy, unhinged, slightly feral magic of the early days of the Bugout Bunker Kitchen
"My hands are very clean, I even have the sani-wipes."
Puts entire hand into mouth.
Yes, literally in mid sentence he began licking his fingers, and then proceeds to grab the orange cheese with the exact same spit infested fingers!
Super Gross!
Calm down weirdos thats normal
@@cormacdonnelly5015 other way round.
@@cormacdonnelly5015 Well.... it used to be "normal" :o
0:33 , the moment my life has been waiting for
0:29 to 0:34
@@brianwong7285 C H E E S E
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THey really need to have a video of Clarkson being made to watch this.
My man spent about 15 minutes making a couple sandwiches, and I don’t regret sitting here for all of it
I would watch this man read the back of a shampoo bottle.
You literally will be doing soon, the way things are going
But there is no way you'll watch it till he finishes reading, you'll die
But you only ever read the back of a shampoo bottle when you're on the toilet and, frankly, I'm not sure I want to see James May on the toilet.
😁
"Back in the 70's we didn't have Parfums, we had spreadable butter"
Even James May making a cheese sandwich is more interesting than most of the crap on TV!
Hmmm....I think you need to look a little harder
@@advancelast1740 I think you need to go to Specsavers
There IS an awful lot of drivel on TV these days...
Including Grand Tour.
Watch "blue van man" on TH-cam he is brilliant
"A lump of cheese about the size of a lump of butter."
*slow clap
Cheese the size of butter
a kilo of cheese is like 15 kilos of butter per kilo
Everyone knows how big a lump of butter is
This remains one of the most joyous videos ever created. And as a child of the 70s in the US, may I just say how much better life would have been if our cheese came in blocks instead of flat orange slices wrapped in plastic (which also tasted of plastic).
0:26 this basically summarizes my sense of humor
I hate to admit but I also laughed at this. Like an unreasonable amount.
I'd love to see Clarkson do this. "There was a small fire."
TardisMechanic “Right, let’s get a chunk of cheese...where’s the hammer?”
A cheese sandwich from the 70's, how hard can it be?
"Err...Jeremy...is that a V8 powered cheese grater..?"
"Yes it is."
This is the best cheese sandwich... In the world.
"richard, have you got a chainsaw"
7:05 "My fingers are very clean." Proceeds to put them in his mouth, then scratch his head, then go straight back to handling food.
10:09 definitely clean
I even used saniwipe..... in 2020 everyone uses saniwipe, you got anything more industrial and antibacterial James?
did anyone complain to you? did you eat the food he makes? no!! then shut up if you can please.
He also wiped them on his pants at one point, I wonder how many disgusting places he's sat down in those...
I would bet money 80% of people do these things in the kitchen and half of that don't even realize. Its fine in my opinion
I love the part about saying how clean his hands are right after picking up the knife block and depositing it in the trash bin. Then farther along the scratching of the eyebrows, the brushing of hands on backside, the handling of the camera, the bits of cheese into the mouth,...well, you get the picture.
I did learn about Branston's pickle which I am eager to try. My 70's sandwich was braunschweiger, mayonnaise and sweet pickle. I am thinking of trying that with Branston's pickle.
I love how James explains that it doesn’t matter if he touches the food because his hands are very clean, then instantly sticks his fingers in his mouth.
Scott it is his own food...
@@ALittleBitOfGay No one else eats it? ...
And scratches his hair right before grabbing the red lester.
0:33 hits hard and speaks to me
C H E E S E
Tonight
James makes c h e e s e sandwich
Richard Hammond wears a hat
And I commit arson
ery noice
@@tomsassmann5305 No jerimiah, car gas bad for health?
@@boop53 shut up jams
@@tomsassmann5305 promo code: revving moi wife tonite’
@@boop53 çøčķ
Considering I watched this whole thing without getting distracted I see this as a win for my attention span
10:09 licks thumb, finishes sandwich and shares with camera man. Thats so 2019.
I think he still does it in recent videos 😂
The before times
Bruh were in the 1777
No jump cuts, consistency with topic at hand, flawless execution... THIS- is art.
If I don't hear James reference Battle of Britain whenever he's spreading something, I might suffer a concusion from the sheer, unbridled shock and disappointment.
"flood the cowling"
Well when God said "Let there be light" James May was probably there to throw the switch
James May's voice is so great I could listen to him talking about what he had for lunch for 15 minutes and 27 seconds.
"a knob of cheese about the size of a lump of butter"
only British.. :)
@Chocolate Button dude wtf
No culture
I love his humor. He's so calming to watch, but also funny enough to put a smile on my face.
I'm cracking up that the only difference between the two sandwiches is the cheese and then May, seemingly serious, uses a piece of cheese to "cleanse the pallet."
Exactly 😂😂😂
Also quite funny is comparing Cheddar and red Leicester, with not a single word about how mature (or not) the Cheddar is.
Spoiled myself by reading through the comments
I'm sure we used to get Edam too. It tasted metallic.
@@johaquila It's just f*$%ing cheese
James’ energy is so relatable. It lends itself to compelling viewing.
I’m watching a middle aged man make two cold cheese sandwiches. This is literally the best thing on TH-cam.
Middle aged is like 35 because most men will be dead by 70
@@TempoMontages Over 80 actually. With wealth it increases a bit also.
Same. And frankly, there isn't much I'd rather be doing at... 2:30am, huh
Isn't it great :-) James has no age
Cold cheese ?
I just came to the realization I'm sitting here watching a man pushing his 60s making sandwiches.
He’s 58
@@tomhalkett5869 That's also probably why 0:34 will be sent into the moon.
Normally I'd wonder where I went wrong, but it's James May. It's fine now.
😂🤣
Unbelievable, the man eats slower than he drives
Stephen Hill not when they’re buffeting
James May is the fastest of the three. Having driven a "Road Legal" Veyron almost flat out.
You cheeky bastard, here, take your like.
But he cooks better than he looks.
Class
I had one of these rotary cheese beaters as a child and every time I got a small end piece like James at 6:34 I would always eat it!
James: we can't afford to waste on this channel
Also James: the perfectly good knife block goes in the bin
Its james
0:33 the year is 20XX, the sun is a burning laser. All that is left in the universe is the distant memory of James May slamming cheese on the table, looking at the camera, and saying "cheese".
Edit: I thought this was a lazypurple reference but apparently it's a bill wurtz reference?
what if there was a blanket so the sun wasnt a deadly laser
Not anymore there's a blanket
100 years later: 'the year is 21XX, robots known as 'reploids' and humans live together-'
Sondsmtih tee epmf 2
@@adamtaurus7840 sond smat tea meforte ress2
“A knob of cheese about the size of a lump of butter”, and as avid viewers of JM’s unemployment tube will know, the knob of butter is about the size of a lump of cheese.
I need some context on this one lol
james may is "unemployed" because he doesn't' have to go to work every morning?
Context for the lay viewer: When James May OBE was frictionally unemployed he scraped by by making cooking videos shot from a store bought potato. On one occasion, when describing how much cheese to add to a dish, James quantified it as being about the size of a knob of butter. Yet he goes on to explain, in a separate video, that the amount of butter to add to a dish should be about the size of a lump of cheese.
@@mr.ontological9583 your comment is almost as fascinating as the video
@@meatsmell8639 th-cam.com/video/Wn4b8xVTUhA/w-d-xo.html from James' Shepard's Pie series
This is a ridiculous way to spend 15 minutes of my day. No regrets.
As a man from Wisconsin, seeing James talk about English cheese is akin to analyzing fine art or discussing the meaning life.
Matt Zarilla Aye, now to hunt down Red Lester and proper English off-white cheddar to compare to our state’s finest.
Tucker Brandstrom you might have better luck looking for Red Leicester
@@davidwebb1872 Tucker Brandstrom is a remarkably apposite name for someone watching this video.
Tucker Brandstrom As a Scottish expat living in Wisconsin for the last 12 years I can save Matt some time in this one. Wisconsin’s finest isn’t a patch on British cheddar. Wisconsin cheese isn’t bad but I’d expect it to be much better as Wisconsin is the dairy state.
@@30MinuteGamer Call me biased, but Cheddar literally is the best cheese in the world. Cheese is one of the few foodstuffs we actually do well in Blighty.
"my hands are clean"
*scratches head*
*grabs cheese*
The historic land of the plague... thereby head scratching still considered a sanitary move.
I liked the part where he put his finger tip in his mouth. Real sanitary there, James.
My nan, god bless her, says the same thing when she hands me something she’s cooked for me 😂
And throws the wooden knife block in the bin then wipes his hand on the arse of his pants. Actually, James Martin did exactly the same thing on his Saturday (or Sunday. Not sure) morning cooking programme and then wiped BOTH his hands on the arse part of his parts. The filthy beast! James Martin should know better. James May can get away with such trivial matters.
“Would you like a piece?” James proclaimed as he handed a half a sandwich with the slightest sliver of hair on the bottom of the sandwich. “It’s rather good”
James is turning into everyone’s grampa... “Who’s been using my knives?”
Some people think they can outsmart me, maybe... maybe... I have yet to meet someone who can outsmart *cheese sandvich*
James was born a grandpa.
@@alextowers7564 cheese sandvich for Heavy when
Don’t forget to reuse the tea bags 😂
This is TWICE now that i've watched this and had to go and make a cheese and branston sandwich ... first time was 4am and second is now 3am .. haha
Crush: "So, what do you like to watch?"
Me:
Editing people: We appreciate what you're doing... We understand you want to sort of keep the videos concise, but please don't fast forward through May's stream of consciousness while he's buttering bread or applying Branston Pickle. Even if you think it's boring. We're already here watching him simply make lunch for himself and Tom, nothing could be more boring yet interesting than that...
An uncut version would be nice for those who actually care about May's ramblings.
@@xXx_Oshino_xXx Right, I would love nothing more than just hear him prattle on over nothing.
Spitting Straight facts
@@tuckerbrandstrom575 or jeremy would call it as ‘Moaning’. 😂
@@xXx_Oshino_xXx jeremy will call it as ‘moaning’ 😂
Before: Made car tv with over 350 million viewers worldwide
Now: Makes cheese sandwich and films it
That's freedom
And its more entertaining.
And he does both with the same amount of enthusiasm!
@@ronfish8375 No it isn't. Don't be an idiot.
Still has higher ratings than most shows lolol
I have never watched a video about cheese in my life without skipping a second and actually enjoying it
James is the only person to talk about everything and nothing at the same time
Lol
I’m 23 and I watch this every time I eat a cheese and pickle sandwich as to not feel so ALONE.
I can't believe my life has got to this point... I'm voluntarily watching James May make sandwiches and enjoying his lifeless commentary.
That’s the charm of James May
I watched James May talking about model trains, about cars, about how things were made some time ago (The Reassembler series) and now I'm watching him doing a cooking show. And I'm perfectly happy with it.
Engineering Connections - Supertanker, with Richard Hammond
The Gun - The Invention That Changed The World, with Jeremy Clarkson
The Ultimate Cheese Sandwich, with James May
Best moments of cheese
2010: Cheese touch
2019: T H E Q U E S T F O R C H E E S E
2020: "Cheese"
EVENING GROMIT
@@raptorfae.6645 EVENING GROMIT
Throw the CHEESE!!!
throw the *C H E E S E*
"so what do you like to eat"
me: 0:33
me: 11:56
No
@@garrett69 OML
@@garrett69 u wot
I just watched a video of James may creating a couple of sandwiches for 15 minutes, and enjoyed it
'About the size of a lump of butter' BEST, most ACCURATE measurement
And if you're wondering what that is, its about the size of a piece of cheese
‘I wash my hands and use sanitation wipes’.... licks fingers
Licking is cleaning...
@@szymongorczynski7621 Only if you're a cat and you don't like baths.
**Wipes hands together and grabs bock of cheese**
@ZappoTan Plastic gloves are mostly placebo. It doesnt help a bit to wear plastic gloves if you lick your fingers when cooking. Also they make you not feel the need to wash your hands as often, and as most people dont change the gloves often enough they end up filthy. Washed hands are just as clean as new plastic gloves. Washed hands are a lot cleaner than used plastic gloves.
@ZappoTan Nurses have to deal with not getting contaminated blood or other stuff on their hands. Completely different ballgame. Subway workers use gloves, but they take care to change them all the time. They dont want to be washing their hands every time they use the cash register after making a sandwich. Gloves have their place, but for preparing food washed hands are usually as good if not better than gloves. As I said, people tend to not change the gloves as often as they would wash their hands because you lose the feeling of having something on your hands.
“We don’t put butter on the top side of the sandwich because that would be extravagant.” It’s so British I could cry! MAY HAS SPOKEN.
Instead put enough twice as much on one side.
What a load of shite,shows he was posh.it was marg not "butter" on both and 50% pickle. He is letting the 70's and Yorkshire down.
Kind of video that makes you appreciate the little things in life.
Amazon: This is going to be great product placement for our new range of knife blocks!
James May: 5:09
James May is a treasure to this world we don't deserve him
His description of Northern 1970's life actually still rang true for me growing up in the 90's. You had comically yellow cheddar, red leicester, or baby sick parmesan that came in a white plastic shaker. Brown bread was indeed seen as "posh", and branston pickle was THE thing to put on everything, along with Henderson's Relish
Best video ever uploaded on TH-cam, hands down
*Thank you Mr May and thank you Director Tom for fixing the sound! This is now perfect!*
I just watched a 15 minute video of James May making a sandwich.
Is the internet amazing.
No you didn't. You just watched a 15min video of James May making two sandwiches.
Double the enjoyment. ;-)
Your life is now complete.
Imagine how long it would have been without the time compressed segments.
AGAIN!
Me: "I'm gonna start off my new year doing something productive."
Also Me: Watches James May's video about cheese
i would rather watch this then most things on TV :D
I know what you mean 😂😂
cheese and..
*cheese*
"Who's been using the knives in my kitchen?"
*Entire crew goes silent.*
0:28 top 10 significant famous historical moments
Who'd have ever thought this would qualify as entertainment some day.
“You need a knob of cheese about the size of a lump of butter”... got it!
How big is a lump of butter?
Oh, about the size of a knob of cheese
You can see that by the way it is.
Flying Burrito without context, I’d almost think you were watching someone from the South in North America.
John Mitchel as someone from Florida I've never heard it referred to as a "lump of butter." Always a "stick." Granted, FL is the least most Southern state. 🤔
(Most, excluding Texas & Hawaii, obviously. Less entertaining if it's factually correct 😉
Haha!
To this day it still amazes me that he takes more than 10 minutes to make 2 sandwiches 😂
And that is with a pause and a fast forward 😂
Tonight!
James eats some cheese
Tom eats some cheese
Lucy washes a cheese grater
I planned my entire evening around the promise of that kind of quality entertainment
It can't be forgotten that the 'way up' you eat the sandwich determines which flavour (cheese or pickle) is tasted first and most strongly.
This is why I employ different techniques for eating sarnies.
I often half toast (only toast one side) of bread, which results in (when using multiple flavours) numerous combinations of taste and texture, which sometimes dramatically alter the perception of the taste of the food.
My personal favourite flavour combination is a Marmite and Golden Syrup sandwich, with all the variations of crispy sides together, apart, up and down.
This results in sweet and sour sarnies with crunch, softness, a combination etc.
I highly recommend you trying such a taste experiment yourself/ves.
@Joe Lynch oh you need some help? I recommend a mental asylum. Anyway great sandwich recipe Kut.
is everything ok
I don't eat marmite but I'd try your marmite sandwhich
Brilliant. You've taught me something today. I admire the level of thought you've put into making sarnies and I will definitely try out your sarnie recommendation !
The three words every woman wants to hear: "Cheese is available"
Those are words that everyone ought to wanna hear.
And the five words you dont want to hear is: "Sorry, the cheese machine broke"
@@Muster_Muckee_II except my ex-wife. Doesn't like mushrooms either!!
smbc ftw
the birth of an absolutely legendary meme
9:48
"But you weren't born in the '70s and you're posh"
Made me laugh.
She's also arrogant and snotty and only got the job through Papa's contacts.
Why does he keep saying Lucy is posh. Can someone explain?
I mean, she went to school in France, but that could be normal if the family lived there at the time.
@@tddeyoung Last I checked, Europeans all kinda hate each other and if you know anything about Britain and France's history well.......
Next time no speeding off. We are all here for the whole thing anyways!
I agree - if you are comitted enough to spend 15 mins watching James make a sandwich, you probably have 20 mins to spare on it, this isn't TV where each topic has to be covered on a tight schedule.
"i promise my hands are clean" ... proceeds to put finger in mouth, scratch hair and then touch cheese 7:10
Lmao
It improves the flavour
If James May is cooking I am sure the poor man behind the camera has probably eaten worse
finger mouth, wasn't that a children's program back in the 80s?
@@Jamal_Tyrone it was indeed. But _that_ version was especially for people with lisps. (or _lithps_ as they would thay). Your comment brought back memories of _Pipkins_ and a raggedy arsed looking Hartley Hare puppet. I remember the pig character had a strong Brummie accent, cos me mother used to imitate him, which would then really irritate my father. Happy days!