I wouldn't really call these American cupcakes, that is pretty deceiving. That makes it sound like we eat these all the time but I have literally never seen any of these before in my life. And some of them sounded quite gross.
peepslostsheep No, not really, but that doesn't really make these American cupcakes than. I have had some weird cupcakes and I know we do a lot of weird things, but I have literally never heard of these before in my life. Where did they find these weird cupcakes? I'm honestly curious.. I'm addicted to these videos though 😂 Watched about 30 of them in 4 days.
" but that doesn't really make these American cupcakes than." Being from America, makes them American cupcakes. "Where did they find these weird cupcakes?" I'm not sure where all of them are from, but I know some of them. The BLT Cupcake is from MORE cupcakes, which is in Illinois. The Tomato soup cupcake has been sold at The Yellow Leaf Cupcake Company in Washington state. Although, tomato soup cake is an OLD AMERICAN RECIPE. The Chicken and Waffle one is from Robicelli’s in New York. Republic of Cake in California has done the casserole cupcakes, though they change their menu monthly. Currently they have a Potato mushroom cupcake and an Apple Cheddar cupcake.
after watching it I thought that now they are just screwing with them but other people say that some bakeries make them. I still think they made them up or something
We're American, we'll eat sauteed racoons assholes on a stick im sure some place sells them and some people eat them there are 400 million people here just because you haven't had something doesn't mean it's not available
I live in America and have never heard of any of these either. Trust me Irish people, American cupcakes are usually sweet and delicious. I think someone was playing a joke on you.
They're from bakeries (or just bakers/bloggers) in America. No one is saying that they're COMMON in America, just that they are weird cupcakes, that are found in America. For instance, the BLT cupcake was from More Cupcakes, a cupcake place in Illinois.
Yeh, but most of you don't claim to be 'American' either and decide you're approx. seventeen different nationalities in one instead, so surely there'll be a bunch of hodgepodge cupcakes floating about America, too.
Those can't be American. Except for the Chicken and waffles one, we would do some shit like that. In America we have things like Death by Chocolate Cake.
The BLT Cupcake is from MORE cupcakes, which is in Illinois. The Tomato soup cupcake has been sold at The Yellow Leaf Cupcake Company in Washington state. Although, tomato soup cake is an OLD AMERICAN RECIPE. The Chicken and Waffle one is from Robicelli’s in New York. Republic of Cake in California has done the casserole cupcakes, though they change their menu monthly. Currently it is a Brussels sprouts cupcake.
I'm an American and I've lived in every county, town, city, state and i've never seen or heard of any of these cakes so they don't exist. How dare you ....and so on and so forth
I *love* Facts videos - but you all realize that no one in America has heard of *any* of these before, right? You should do a Facts video on Jell-O. Americans put some weird shit in Jell-O - especially in Utah.
The BLT Cupcake is from MORE cupcakes, which is in Illinois. The Tomato soup cupcake is actually an old recipe (great depression era), but has been sold at The Yellow Leaf Cupcake Company in Washington state. The Chicken and Waffle one is from Robicelli’s in New York.
Can this channel start posting exactly where they find these "American" foods from? The majority of Americans haven't heard of any of the food you post in your "American" videos.
+sonicpokemaster1 I did and it still doesn't answer where these cupcakes come from. What part of the US do they come from? Would it kill them to put a state or bakery name in the video?
+sonicpokemaster1 The food prepared by link directs you to an Irish catering company and the contributors link directs you to a page that lists all the people who are in this video or helped produce it. I still don't see a link that tells you where they found these cupcake flavors so, I'm still skeptical of their origin.
The BLT Cupcake is from MORE cupcakes, which is in Illinois. The Tomato soup cupcake has been sold at The Yellow Leaf Cupcake Company in Washington state. Although, tomato soup cake is an OLD AMERICAN RECIPE. The Chicken and Waffle one is from Robicelli’s in New York. Republic of Cake in California has done the casserole cupcakes, though they change their menu monthly. Currently it is a green bean casserole cupcake, as well as an onion and sage stuffing cupcake.
peepslostsheep well, see, this is the kind of information they should provide in the video, otherwise we always think they're pulling some of these out of their ass. thank you for telling us.
Not that you would admit it in public anyway. That's no way to keep your gold safe, is it? (Just kidding. Anywho, I would be part leprechaun if it were true...which it's totally not! *glances around nervously for the leprechaun hunters*)
i think they need to hire Americans from different parts of America to correctly do these. get you a good southern cook, someone from both East and West coast, some mid Westerners, and people from the New England states
I left them out because they never seem to showcase the cultures that are not directly connected, personally I think they should too. People in other countries see America as either California or the south in general
Tomato soup cake and velveeta fudge are literally parts of my childhood growing up in Texas. haha! Black bean brownies are fantastic as well, if you're talking about things that sound weird, but taste amazing.
They're from bakeries (or just bakers/bloggers) in America. No one is saying that they're COMMON in America, just that they are weird cupcakes, that are found in America. For instance, the BLT cupcake was from More Cupcakes, a cupcake place in Illinois.
Rest his soul. Tomato soup cake was my father's favorite. Very old recipe. It's like a spice cake if made correctly. Frosting is a cream crease or butter cream in variety.
I want to see the video reaction of these people visiting America after all these weird taste tests and realizing you can't find any of these items in a normal store/restaurant lol
I've lived in Michigan, Kentucky, Indiana, Arizona, Maine and currently in Texas. I have never seen nor heard anyone make or eat these aberrations. Without actually googling them I can only assume a very TINY portion of the population would even consider making/eating them only as an art form and not meant to actually be eaten.
The tomato soup recipe actually is an old one that was popular for a while. It goes back to the Great depression, when good ingredients were difficult to come by.
Loved the video, weird American Cupcakes indeed. Most sounded like something that bakers would be forced to concoct on Cupcake Wars. They have to make cupcakes out of savory ingredients during a competition. The worst I ever saw was broccoli cupcake with a spray can cheddar frosting. :0(
You havent visited many states because it places like Idaho and Colorado these are staples. Well more like hidden gems. Really hidden lol. But all American made.
Don't be obtuse... I guarantee you 99% of all Americans have no idea what the hell this crap is... it's like they picked one strange AF cupcake shop that no one has ever heard of over here.
@andrewthezeppo Weird isnt in the title, its in the videos opening and "typical american flavors" is in the description. How do you respond to something 1yr later and still fail.
You guys are making those up. I live in the US....I have never heard of or eaten any of those.....I wouldn't eat any of those. Strangest I have ever had is pistachio.
I know they said that and after I left that comment I remember that I did have chocolate cake with roasted beet juice once and I had no idea it was there, which meant it was not needed. I don't understand chicken and waffles anyway. Why do those go together? I have heard of candied bacon maple muffin but those are different from cupcakes right? English is not my first language. I get help writing these. Muffin is bread and cupcake is sweet because it's a mini cake? I don't understand chicken in cake. You would not put it in a pan cake so why put it in a mini cake? Who thought up recipes with tomato soup and bacon? Lol
Nadia Mohamed It seems like a weird combination but then so does Sprite in cake mix. I like peanut butter, mayo, pickles and onion sandwiches. I guess that's odd. Everything I eat has potatoes, salmon, beets, kasha, herring mushrooms or thick sweet milk. We lived in the US for 3 months before I was able to eat Fruit Loops LOL
No, I don't really want to be. My father got a job in a think tank (he's a nuclear physicist) and my mother teaches. I like the US but I get still confused. Sometimes it's frustrating. My parents grew up when Russia was Soviet Union. Things ferry different now. My friends there. Crazy friends lol
I really gotta call BS on this one. I'm American, and I've never even heard of any of these as an Idea for a cupcake, and I really can't imagine that anyone I know would enjoy these.
The BLT Cupcake is from MORE cupcakes, which is in Illinois. The Tomato soup cupcake is actually an old recipe (depression era), but has been sold at The Yellow Leaf Cupcake Company in Washington state. The Chicken and Waffle one is from Robicelli’s in New York.
Good lord, I hate when people go that's not American, we've never had that. First of all, it's called WEIRD, meaning the majority of us are probably never gonna see or eat those. Second of all, they never once stated COMMON American cupcakes. The whole point of this video is that they found random places in America which serve weird cupcakes no one has ever heard of.
I'm guessing the demographic of people watching these videos is fairly young. I haven't seen tomato soup cupcakes, but tomato soup cake used to be really popular. It appeared in the late 1920s and gained popularity in the 1940s. It was a standard recipe on Campbell's tomato soup cans, similar to the the banana pudding recipe on the Nilla Wafers box or the cookie recipe on Tollhouse Chips bags.
Can not say i have had tomato soup cupcake, wine and cheese, chicken and waffle, blt or beef casserole and i am an american BTW i named everything in this video so i would at least change the title to ODD american cup cakes because they are rare to find where i live in america we just have maple syrup and bacon type of cupcake and maybe brownie but normally stick to the vanilla and chocolate.
That doesn't make it any less true, or any less American. It popped up during the great depression when good ingredients were scarce. Have you ever had milk toast? Or eaten popcorn in milk like it's cereal? Have you ever had scrapple? How about an onion sandwich (raw onions between slices of bread)? Or maybe crackers in milk (like cereal)? HAve you ever heard of or had goetta? Maybe Burgoo? Koolickles? Rockymountain oysters? Have you ever eaten squirrel, alligator, reindeer, or possum? Gizzards or chitlins? Lutefisk? Maybe a nice bialy?
I grew up eating that stuff +peepslostsheep is going on about lol... I think it's an Appalachian thing, granted Lutefisk is more Scandinavian and more common around Minnesota than Kentucky :D
I was just listing a lot of stuff that's mostly regional items =D. Until I started dating someone that grew up in NJ along the Pennsylvania boarder, I had no idea what scrapple was.
Dear Americans, you have heard of an American TV show called Cupcake wars? www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/chicken-and-buttermilk-waffle-cupcakes-recipe.html www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/food-network-kitchens/cheeseburger-cupcakes.html www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/tomato-soup-cupcakes-cream-cheese-frosting-recipe.html
Something that was made on a TV show once does not mean it's American... Neither of those links even have any reviews because nobody in their right mind would ever make them lol. Nevertheless it's entertaining that people think these are the sort of things that American grandmothers are making on an average Sunday afternoon.
Yes, I have. Just because some random cupcake chef made a crazy cupcake to meet a challenge in a reality show doesn't mean it's a an "American" food. We don't go into shops and buy cheeseburger cupcakes. And we can't just walk into any bakery and find these forced concoctions there. Even most of the shops that make those crazy cupcakes on the show don't actually sell them. It's purely for entertainment.
I can see the Americans have already started to comment that they've once again never heard of the 'American foods'. You're weird, America. Deal with it, okay?
Probably, unless you live in the part of the country that actually eat these things in which case it's a normal experience. Most "try" shows look for things that are out of the ordinary for many people because the impact and reactions will be funnier. Cupcakes with weird flavors is a very American thing, just specific to certain parts of America. Since America is so large and diverse it's not a surprise that many are unaware of them.
+BVB ARMY yeah I suppose. I dunno, I'm irish and I'm always fairly surprised at the "irish people react to" videos because most of the stuff they're reacting to are things that are common/well known or even just generally known about over here
+Carlos Manriquez Yes. I've had my professors say that I spell incorrectly, and then have people I chat with from the UK say I spell incorrectly if I spell the American way. Personally, I write the European way. I like it.
Where in the world did they come up with these cupcakes? As an American, I have never heard of these concoctions and certainly would not want to eat them, LOL. It is as if they just wanted to pull a gag on them, by making them eat such gross cupcakes. I guess it was alot more interesting to see their reactions to these, but hope they know these do not represent actual cupcakes we eat here in America. I hope their tastebuds recover. : )
While not typical, these cupcakes are found in the USA. The tomato soup one, for instance, is an old American recipe, going back to the Great depression.
It really just seems like y'all just took typical American food and drinks and decided it'd be great to try in cupcake form, then call it 'Weird American Cupcakes'.
I think they just took cupcakes that were created in America and can be found in say, one bakery or cafe in America, doesn't meant that they're actually popular or that Americans have actually heard of them.
I've heard of the tomato soup one, but have never known anyone that made it. And I would NEVER try it! Blech! Also, these are like the cupcakes they sometimes made on Cupcake Wars when they had to use crazy ingredients.
Unfortunately, they are. Not 'American' like the national flag is 'American', but 'American' as in 'it can be found in America'. They're from bakeries (or just bakers/bloggers) in America. No one is saying that they're COMMON in America, just that they are weird cupcakes, that are found in America. For instance, the BLT cupcake was from More Cupcakes, a cupcake place in Illinois.
WTF I live on the east coast and there's no chance in hell any bakeries near me would make, or even have customers buy this, If this is where someone gets their standards on americans from they are very mislead.
jamaican macon Really? Because one of them is in New York. "If this is where someone gets their standards on americans from they are very mislead." Did you miss the title of the video? No one is saying these are standard. They're saying that they are WEIRD. Tomato soup cake is actually an old American recipe, going back to the great depression. The BLT Cupcake is from MORE cupcakes, which is in Illinois. The Tomato soup cupcake is actually an old recipe, but has been sold at The Yellow Leaf Cupcake Company in Washington state. The Chicken and Waffle one is from Robicelli’s in New York. The chicken and waffle one is actually available at several places, judging by some of the comments on this video.
WTF!?! I'm an American and I've got to say ... I've never even heard of any of the abominations inflicted on these poor unsuspecting victims. To my Irish brethren ... Cupcakes are small cakes with frosting (icing?) ... Period ... End of story. I don't know what the organizers of this "taste test" were thinking but none of the abominations inflicted on you have anything whatsoever to do with the good ole U S of A as I know it.
Phillip Probst "none of the abominations inflicted on you have anything whatsoever to do with the good ole U S of A as I know it." Thy're from bakeries, in the USA. The tomato soup cake is an old AMERICAN recipe.
Lots of Americans would agree with their reaction to weird cupcake flavors. 🍕
I agree. Give me chocolate or Vanilla and im good.
Debbie M what about death by chocolate
maybe "American" = "Weird" ?
Why are these "American"? I've never heard of these o.O
Cari that's what I was thinking. A lot of the things they say are American, I've never seen or heard of.
"You made us feel like we were safe..."
I officially lost it right there. Well done!
I wouldn't really call these American cupcakes, that is pretty deceiving. That makes it sound like we eat these all the time but I have literally never seen any of these before in my life. And some of them sounded quite gross.
0:08 Weird American Cupcakes. There is nothing interesting about them eating typical cupcakes.
peepslostsheep No, not really, but that doesn't really make these American cupcakes than. I have had some weird cupcakes and I know we do a lot of weird things, but I have literally never heard of these before in my life. Where did they find these weird cupcakes? I'm honestly curious.. I'm addicted to these videos though 😂 Watched about 30 of them in 4 days.
" but that doesn't really make these American cupcakes than."
Being from America, makes them American cupcakes.
"Where did they find these weird cupcakes?"
I'm not sure where all of them are from, but I know some of them.
The BLT Cupcake is from MORE cupcakes, which is in Illinois.
The Tomato soup cupcake has been sold at The Yellow Leaf Cupcake Company in Washington state. Although, tomato soup cake is an OLD AMERICAN RECIPE.
The Chicken and Waffle one is from Robicelli’s in New York.
Republic of Cake in California has done the casserole cupcakes, though they change their menu monthly. Currently they have a Potato mushroom cupcake and an Apple Cheddar cupcake.
peepslostsheep Cool, thanks, I was legitimately curious.
I'm American and have never heard of these horrible things they called cupcakes. They were just disgusting looking and sounded like bad ideas too.
I had never heard of these until now but I looked them up and most of them are made in like Boston and Seattle. So that's why they're fuckin' weird 😂
Beckyboo
Boston and Seattle are truly weird
Beckyboo Portland, OR has some weird ass cupcake flavors too.
I'm from Boston......never heard of any of these. Yuck
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@@daisysdoodles2571 My condolences
First off, I'm American and I have never even thought of such cupcakes let alone heard of them! Should have been called 'crazy American cupcakes'.
0:08
Weird American Cupcakes.
"You son of a bitch. You led us on. You made us feel like we were safe" ahahahah
Every Sunday night on HBO.
+Jess Lauren Last Sunday on HBO. :'(
HOLD THE DOOR
HODOR
oh gosh the phandom is LITERALLY everywhere
I'm American and this is my first time hearing about any of these cupcakes 😂
Maybe it's from Pinterest.
after watching it I thought that now they are just screwing with them but other people say that some bakeries make them. I still think they made them up or something
Really? I actually went to Florida last year for summer and I never saw any cupcakes in those weird flavours
They weren't warm?! HOW can people eat room temperature cupcakes!?
What's wrong with room temp.? Do you like them frozen?
Nobody eats these in America. They played a cruel prank on you guys.
^^ THIS ^^
We're American, we'll eat sauteed racoons assholes on a stick im sure some place sells them and some people eat them there are 400 million people here just because you haven't had something doesn't mean it's not available
I'm American i never heard of those cupcakes in my life
Lol
not guys you toggaf
I give the woman who used at reference from Friends 10/10 for style. Also love this: "It's not bad - it's dinner and dessert all in one".
Definitely not common American cupcakes, more like weird hipster cupcakes....
Nasty hipsters that have no sense of taste ...eww.
garbage-cakes.
I live in America and I've never heard of these cupcakes until now
same here.
they most likely look up weird American cupcakes that people have eaten
I live in America and have never heard of any of these either. Trust me Irish people, American cupcakes are usually sweet and delicious. I think someone was playing a joke on you.
same
They're from bakeries (or just bakers/bloggers) in America. No one is saying that they're COMMON in America, just that they are weird cupcakes, that are found in America.
For instance, the BLT cupcake was from More Cupcakes, a cupcake place in Illinois.
I'm American and I had no idea we had our own "American" cupcakes?
Same! Stick to NORMAL cupcakes USA.
Always trying to make us look bad....YUCK lol
I'm American and I've never heard of any of these either, they look disgusting.
Yeah... Never heard of a single one of these...
Yeh, but most of you don't claim to be 'American' either and decide you're approx. seventeen different nationalities in one instead, so surely there'll be a bunch of hodgepodge cupcakes floating about America, too.
+ThenColmSaid you can't be more than one nationality, but you can be more than one ethnicity. Just letting you know.
I lost it at their reaction to the chicken and waffles.
Im fucking wheezing lmaoooo
Their faces were HILARIOUS
The initial excitement followed by the crushing disappointment was so fucking funny
The utter look of betrayal on their faces cracked me up
Those can't be American. Except for the Chicken and waffles one, we would do some shit like that. In America we have things like Death by Chocolate Cake.
The BLT Cupcake is from MORE cupcakes, which is in Illinois.
The Tomato soup cupcake has been sold at The Yellow Leaf Cupcake Company in Washington state. Although, tomato soup cake is an OLD AMERICAN RECIPE.
The Chicken and Waffle one is from Robicelli’s in New York.
Republic of Cake in California has done the casserole cupcakes, though they change their menu monthly. Currently it is a Brussels sprouts cupcake.
*+peepslostsheep* WHYYYYYY?!
Lycanthromancer ?
peepslostsheep Why would they...? How could they...?
THEY MANGLED THOSE POOR INGREDIENTS!
Lycanthromancer lol. I truly have no idea.
"I trusted this one!!!" The chicken and waffle was priceless!
I'm an American and I've lived in every county, town, city, state and i've never seen or heard of any of these cakes so they don't exist. How dare you ....and so on and so forth
every county, town, city and state? What about the territories? jk
I did a bit of googling and the BLT cupcakes seem popular in a particular bakery, called More Cupcakes, in Chicago.
We don't call them territories, you're thinking of Canada. Probably where the rest of this hot garbage came from.
Not in Texas
***** It is at least present in that city.
I *love* Facts videos - but you all realize that no one in America has heard of *any* of these before, right?
You should do a Facts video on Jell-O. Americans put some weird shit in Jell-O - especially in Utah.
The BLT Cupcake is from MORE cupcakes, which is in Illinois. The Tomato soup cupcake is actually an old recipe (great depression era), but has been sold at The Yellow Leaf Cupcake Company in Washington state. The Chicken and Waffle one is from Robicelli’s in New York.
Okay, okay - but you've got to admit these are *very* unusual! :-)
WildStar2002 Oh they're absolutely unusual lol. Not something you see in even 5% of bakeries.
I come here to laugh not a statistical analysis. relax
OMG that would be EPIC! especially if they used the vintage Jello salad recipes from the 1950's. There is actually a bloody mary one.
Can this channel start posting exactly where they find these "American" foods from? The majority of Americans haven't heard of any of the food you post in your "American" videos.
check the description before being cynical
+sonicpokemaster1 I did and it still doesn't answer where these cupcakes come from. What part of the US do they come from? Would it kill them to put a state or bakery name in the video?
+blumountaindew in the description there's a link with to the contributors
+sonicpokemaster1 The food prepared by link directs you to an Irish catering company and the contributors link directs you to a page that lists all the people who are in this video or helped produce it. I still don't see a link that tells you where they found these cupcake flavors so, I'm still skeptical of their origin.
+blumountaindew even so you could just look them up because tomato soup cupcakes are definitely a thing
Fun Facts- can you at least tell us the regions in America that even eat this stuff? Otherwise im calling bullshit (flavored cupcakes)
btw your channel is the best. Thanks for all the funny content (and beautiful irish ladies!)
The BLT Cupcake is from MORE cupcakes, which is in Illinois.
The Tomato soup cupcake has been sold at The Yellow Leaf Cupcake Company in Washington state. Although, tomato soup cake is an OLD AMERICAN RECIPE.
The Chicken and Waffle one is from Robicelli’s in New York.
Republic of Cake in California has done the casserole cupcakes, though they change their menu monthly. Currently it is a green bean casserole cupcake, as well as an onion and sage stuffing cupcake.
peepslostsheep well, see, this is the kind of information they should provide in the video, otherwise we always think they're pulling some of these out of their ass. thank you for telling us.
Just go to any city in America where pretentious Liberals hang out and you will find a shop selling these.
their reactions to the chicken and waffle pancakes was the single most amazing thing ive seen all week.
Irish I could be this early to every video 🍀😂
really?
the pun is strong in this once
"Donald Trumps penis!" 😂😂😂🍆🍆🍆
I see you Barbara. Leave.
DEAD 😂
Dear Ireland, we Americans have never eaten any of these abominations.
dear USA we are not leprechauns
Not that you would admit it in public anyway. That's no way to keep your gold safe, is it? (Just kidding. Anywho, I would be part leprechaun if it were true...which it's totally not! *glances around nervously for the leprechaun hunters*)
+sandy9064 omfg there is a leprechaun hunter coming now
you'll never get me Lucky charms
"Cheese good. Cupcake GOOD. ICING GOOD:"
That part had me rolling! 😂😂😂
That's JOEEEYYY!!!!
"Typical American flavors & toppings" my left testicle!
However Dermot redeemed the video with the question "Do you know what 'bad' means?"
I love how they just get more and more DONE with each one. LOL
i think they need to hire Americans from different parts of America to correctly do these. get you a good southern cook, someone from both East and West coast, some mid Westerners, and people from the New England states
you left out Alaska, Hawaii and Porto Rico.
I left them out because they never seem to showcase the cultures that are not directly connected, personally I think they should too. People in other countries see America as either California or the south in general
If we include Porto Rico it would cause major offense. *Puerto* Rico has been a territory for much longer.
Tomato soup cake and velveeta fudge are literally parts of my childhood growing up in Texas. haha!
Black bean brownies are fantastic as well, if you're talking about things that sound weird, but taste amazing.
Yeah these are DEFINITELY not American, lmao. Because all of these sounded heinous.
They're from bakeries (or just bakers/bloggers) in America. No one is saying that they're COMMON in America, just that they are weird cupcakes, that are found in America.
For instance, the BLT cupcake was from More Cupcakes, a cupcake place in Illinois.
So how many times do you plan to post this?
John Baker Round about as many times as I please.
peepslostsheep Well, carry on then, Captain Pedantic.
Something is DEFINITELY not American because it sounds heinous. Now there is good example of flawed logic. :-D
I love Dermot's "Oh you can PISS RIGHT OFF!"
Rest his soul. Tomato soup cake was my father's favorite. Very old recipe. It's like a spice cake if made correctly. Frosting is a cream crease or butter cream in variety.
Tomato soup? Sounds disgusting, and I've never seen these here in the US.
How have you never seen tomato soup? I've never seen it in cupcake form, but in soup form, it's once of most popular.
+PCMasterRace I was talking about tomato soup cupcakes. What kind of person wouldn't know what tomato soup was?!
probably the kind of person that has lived in a country where tomatoes can't be got.
keyword in the title ''weird''
I've never seen any of the cupcakes in this video here in america
Putting random shit on cupcakes doesn't make then American.
thank you! I don't know where they're coming up with these!
I've been to 48 states and I've lived in 4. I've never heard of any of these. Not that they don't exist, they're just definitely not commonplace.
+Nadia Mohamed thank you lol someone who reads it'd very refreshing.
lol tru
I heard of the chicken and waffle cupcakes, but that is it. I guess they say "weird" for a reason :)
I've never had any of these cupcakes and I'm American
Alfred F. Jones, eat your cupcakes!
No seriously
That is some nasty stuff. I had never heard of any of those before. Velveeta fudge on the other hand I have seen and its a bad idea.
I want to see the video reaction of these people visiting America after all these weird taste tests and realizing you can't find any of these items in a normal store/restaurant lol
As an american...what?
I've lived in Michigan, Kentucky, Indiana, Arizona, Maine and currently in Texas. I have never seen nor heard anyone make or eat these aberrations. Without actually googling them I can only assume a very TINY portion of the population would even consider making/eating them only as an art form and not meant to actually be eaten.
The tomato soup recipe actually is an old one that was popular for a while. It goes back to the Great depression, when good ingredients were difficult to come by.
Well now, that is why they are preceded by the adjective "weird", I reckon.
Loved the video, weird American Cupcakes indeed. Most sounded like something that bakers would be forced to concoct on Cupcake Wars. They have to make cupcakes out of savory ingredients during a competition. The worst I ever saw was broccoli cupcake with a spray can cheddar frosting. :0(
*cries at the thought of that*
as an American,i have ner heard of or seen any of these ANYWHERE lol
You havent visited many states because it places like Idaho and Colorado these are staples. Well more like hidden gems. Really hidden lol. But all American made.
+Krispy Kreme Ceja but to many Americans the only places we care about is Cali, NY, and Florida
Oh Hol Lmao. XD. That was amazing.
Santana Morales True, but sad.
Wtf did I just watch. These are not from the America I know
Have you lived in every single city, town, and village in America?
Yes
Don't be obtuse... I guarantee you 99% of all Americans have no idea what the hell this crap is... it's like they picked one strange AF cupcake shop that no one has ever heard of over here.
It's almost as if they put the word weird in the title of the video to let people know it wasn't a commonly eaten thing.
@andrewthezeppo Weird isnt in the title, its in the videos opening and "typical american flavors" is in the description. How do you respond to something 1yr later and still fail.
I love John so frickin much. Especially when he does any type of different accent
I'm watching this thinking put any Americans at that table and we'd be having the same reactions.
That chicken and waffle cupcake looks delicious.
I want to know where I can get those!
+Virginia Taylor if you live near a Smallcakes, they might. The one down the street from me currently has chicken and waffle cupcakes on their menu.
SabrinaJL4 Thank you!
Im american and i have never even seen half of these cupcakes 😂 but im down to try a few 👍😁
Actually ive never heard of any of these cupcakes
“I TRUSTED THAT CUPCAKE SO MUCH”😆😂🤣
Ahhhhhhh John and Davey! My two faves together! Please pair them up more often :)
yup never heard of these ever
1:07 - 1:11 Just realized that was a Friends reference! When Joey was eating Rachael's Thanksgiving dessert! :D
You guys are making those up. I live in the US....I have never heard of or eaten any of those.....I wouldn't eat any of those. Strangest I have ever had is pistachio.
I know they said that and after I left that comment I remember that I did have chocolate cake with roasted beet juice once and I had no idea it was there, which meant it was not needed. I don't understand chicken and waffles anyway. Why do those go together? I have heard of candied bacon maple muffin but those are different from cupcakes right? English is not my first language. I get help writing these. Muffin is bread and cupcake is sweet because it's a mini cake? I don't understand chicken in cake. You would not put it in a pan cake so why put it in a mini cake? Who thought up recipes with tomato soup and bacon? Lol
Nadia Mohamed It seems like a weird combination but then so does Sprite in cake mix. I like peanut butter, mayo, pickles and onion sandwiches. I guess that's odd. Everything I eat has potatoes, salmon, beets, kasha, herring mushrooms or thick sweet milk. We lived in the US for 3 months before I was able to eat Fruit Loops LOL
Nadia Mohamed I have just been told dill pickle soup is odd to most people. Is it?
Originally Russian. Then Israel. Then USA.
No, I don't really want to be. My father got a job in a think tank (he's a nuclear physicist) and my mother teaches. I like the US but I get still confused. Sometimes it's frustrating. My parents grew up when Russia was Soviet Union. Things ferry different now. My friends there. Crazy friends lol
Thanks...was having a bad day but after watching your videos...everything turned into happiness
I have no idea where these cupcakes come from, but I have to say.. You guys are ADORABLE!!
I am American and it offends me that I personally have never seen these things in my 9.857 million km² country
+S'chn T'gai Spock so I guess you're talking about...Lucky Charms?
Try Google...
I'm not offended, but I'd like to see someone get some positive feelings out of my country and culture for once.
themelonsoup I don't think the video generated bad feelings...just curiosity. There are 10000 more bizarre foods than these muffins
I feel you,
NEVER heard of any of these..and I have lived all over the US.
Meanwhile in Canada: the maple bacon cupcake with maple cream frosting. You're welcome.
I want!! DX
That...actually sounds good.
Lycanthromancer It's bloody amazing! The sweet and salt combo with a hint of savoury just kills it in your mouth. It is spectacular!
redraven24 I could probably only eat one, though, and then I'd probably have a migraine for the next week.
Lycanthromancer Yeah, they're not for mass consumption, that's for sure. But they're worth a week of sugar high :)
The guy in the green flannel is hilarious, he's my favorite in all these taste test videos
For some reason, John's very sincere "Mmmmm" at about 3:15 makes me laugh.
*Irish people critique abstract art.*
that'd actually be pretty good :D
Sean M are you suggesting their next video, or fixing the title of this video?
I really gotta call BS on this one. I'm American, and I've never even heard of any of these as an Idea for a cupcake, and I really can't imagine that anyone I know would enjoy these.
I mean they're called "weird American cupcakes" so it's not like they're normal or common
The BLT Cupcake is from MORE cupcakes, which is in Illinois. The Tomato soup cupcake is actually an old recipe (depression era), but has been sold at The Yellow Leaf Cupcake Company in Washington state. The Chicken and Waffle one is from Robicelli’s in New York.
I'm calling Shenanigans!!!!
Nicole! "I trusted that cupcake so much" lol now that's funny!
I live 20 mins from the Can/US border. Never heard of or tasted any of these cupcakes. I'm kind of happy about this.
I have never EVER SEEN or Tryed any of those cupcakes and i have lived in the US my whole life lol
where did they get these? lolol Never heard of these anywhere. Must be a City thing.
I'm pretty sure they just put food in cupcakes, then called them "american cupcakes".
Not a city thing. Not even in the biggest city in the country.
I think they just took popular American foods and made them into cupcakes
Not _my_ city.
Ree Tom You really think, if they wanted to make fun of the US, that they had to reach to find some workable material?
Good lord, I hate when people go that's not American, we've never had that. First of all, it's called WEIRD, meaning the majority of us are probably never gonna see or eat those. Second of all, they never once stated COMMON American cupcakes. The whole point of this video is that they found random places in America which serve weird cupcakes no one has ever heard of.
Such a universally positive response to waffles.
Waffles- how to make Irish friends
The chicken and waffle one looks so good! I'd love to make these one day!
was that a friends reference? :)
I totally caught that too hahahaha
+Alyssa W When?
1:08
"cheese good, cupcake good, icing good"
....and kind of also the beef casserole cupcake
The one with the shitty cupcakes?
Where in America? Man the weirdest cupcake I ever had was root beer.
I'm guessing the demographic of people watching these videos is fairly young. I haven't seen tomato soup cupcakes, but tomato soup cake used to be really popular. It appeared in the late 1920s and gained popularity in the 1940s. It was a standard recipe on Campbell's tomato soup cans, similar to the the banana pudding recipe on the Nilla Wafers box or the cookie recipe on Tollhouse Chips bags.
Not once have I seen any of these God bless ya for even trying them
As an American I never knew they made cupcakes with those flavors until this video. I completely agree with all your reactions.
As an American, I'm scared of most of these cupcakes.
Can not say i have had tomato soup cupcake, wine and cheese, chicken and waffle, blt or beef casserole and i am an american BTW i named everything in this video so i would at least change the title to ODD american cup cakes because they are rare to find where i live in america we just have maple syrup and bacon type of cupcake and maybe brownie but normally stick to the vanilla and chocolate.
Tomato soup cake is actually an old American recipe.
peepslostsheep Well i have never had nor has anyone i know even my 98 year old great grandma dose not
That doesn't make it any less true, or any less American. It popped up during the great depression when good ingredients were scarce.
Have you ever had milk toast? Or eaten popcorn in milk like it's cereal? Have you ever had scrapple? How about an onion sandwich (raw onions between slices of bread)? Or maybe crackers in milk (like cereal)? HAve you ever heard of or had goetta?
Maybe Burgoo? Koolickles? Rockymountain oysters? Have you ever eaten squirrel, alligator, reindeer, or possum? Gizzards or chitlins? Lutefisk? Maybe a nice bialy?
I grew up eating that stuff +peepslostsheep is going on about lol... I think it's an Appalachian thing, granted Lutefisk is more Scandinavian and more common around Minnesota than Kentucky :D
I was just listing a lot of stuff that's mostly regional items =D. Until I started dating someone that grew up in NJ along the Pennsylvania boarder, I had no idea what scrapple was.
As an American, I am embarrassed by these cupcakes and would never eat any of them.
Their reactions to the chicken and waffle cupcakes...DAMN! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
the amount of trust that they had at the sight of the waffles!!! I just lost it!!
Dear Americans, you have heard of an American TV show called Cupcake wars?
www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/chicken-and-buttermilk-waffle-cupcakes-recipe.html
www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/food-network-kitchens/cheeseburger-cupcakes.html
www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/tomato-soup-cupcakes-cream-cheese-frosting-recipe.html
Something that was made on a TV show once does not mean it's American... Neither of those links even have any reviews because nobody in their right mind would ever make them lol. Nevertheless it's entertaining that people think these are the sort of things that American grandmothers are making on an average Sunday afternoon.
Yes, I have. Just because some random cupcake chef made a crazy cupcake to meet a challenge in a reality show doesn't mean it's a an "American" food. We don't go into shops and buy cheeseburger cupcakes. And we can't just walk into any bakery and find these forced concoctions there. Even most of the shops that make those crazy cupcakes on the show don't actually sell them. It's purely for entertainment.
Lol, just loving your retarded comments. It was on an AMERICAN tv show, the recipes were created by AMERICAN cooks/chefs.
*****
Aww poor baby, lets all get our violins out.
If you can call that crap entertainment.
I can see the Americans have already started to comment that they've once again never heard of the 'American foods'. You're weird, America. Deal with it, okay?
Well, we Yanks ought to know if we've heard of these. No, we have not. How do we know these aren't really Irish cupcakes ? C'mon, deal with it.
+Charles Wilson Peale well said
Looks like some Yanks can't detect sarcasm.
I try to avoid the weirdness, like these cupcakes
Lol its true though! Never ever seen or heard of these cup cakes! Think Buzzfeed is messing with the Irish people lol
Is this how other countries feel when BuzzFeed makes, " Americans Try ________ Food", because I've never seen any of these as an American.
Probably, unless you live in the part of the country that actually eat these things in which case it's a normal experience. Most "try" shows look for things that are out of the ordinary for many people because the impact and reactions will be funnier. Cupcakes with weird flavors is a very American thing, just specific to certain parts of America. Since America is so large and diverse it's not a surprise that many are unaware of them.
The joke about the beef casserole....I was shrieking with laughter.
these videos are seriously my favorite things ever!!!
Irish people react to kpop
I second this idea.
it's not like irish people don't know what k-pop is hahah
alucarcinogen it would be pretty interesting to see then react to some bts and exo and other famous kpop bands
+BVB ARMY yeah I suppose. I dunno, I'm irish and I'm always fairly surprised at the "irish people react to" videos because most of the stuff they're reacting to are things that are common/well known or even just generally known about over here
Babymetal!
The fuck are up with these cupcake choices? I've never had any of these flavours and I'm American.
They're WEIRD cupcakes. Of course their not regularly available choices.
It's a misleading title.
Teri Greene How? It's a video, about cupcakes, in America.
You're American? I've never seen an American spell "flavors" with a u like you have in this comment.
+Carlos Manriquez Yes. I've had my professors say that I spell incorrectly, and then have people I chat with from the UK say I spell incorrectly if I spell the American way. Personally, I write the European way. I like it.
Where in the world did they come up with these cupcakes? As an American, I have never heard of these concoctions and certainly would not want to eat them, LOL. It is as if they just wanted to pull a gag on them, by making them eat such gross cupcakes. I guess it was alot more interesting to see their reactions to these, but hope they know these do not represent actual cupcakes we eat here in America. I hope their tastebuds recover. : )
While not typical, these cupcakes are found in the USA. The tomato soup one, for instance, is an old American recipe, going back to the Great depression.
i live in America and i never heard or seen these cup cakes before! They are braver then I! I wouldn't have even tried the taste!
I love watching cake shows but they have started to go overboard with these crazy flavors lol
It really just seems like y'all just took typical American food and drinks and decided it'd be great to try in cupcake form, then call it 'Weird American Cupcakes'.
No these are from actual American bakeries in Washington, Illinois, California and New York
The girl with the black hair is beautiful.
that deep voice mmmm sexy
Ew
Where do you find these bloody things?! I've been an American for all my bloody life and I've NEVER heard of ANY of these!
I think they just took cupcakes that were created in America and can be found in say, one bakery or cafe in America, doesn't meant that they're actually popular or that Americans have actually heard of them.
I've heard of the tomato soup one, but have never known anyone that made it. And I would NEVER try it! Blech! Also, these are like the cupcakes they sometimes made on Cupcake Wars when they had to use crazy ingredients.
For the first time ever. I’ve completely agreed with each of their reactions.
Well, looks like buzzfeed food has some serious competition! These videos are pretty good
where in the hell are some of these cupcakes from???
I'm betting the casserole one comes from Republic of Cake.
These aren't American cupcakes. They're weird castaway cupcakes...
....from. America.
great and every shit idea an Irishmen comes up with is exclusively Irish. Not some random idiots.
shabut I love how you're taking this all so very seriously
They are American. My local bakery sometimes makes such weird cupcakes. I love the alcoholic ones.
These are not American cupcakes
Unfortunately, they are. Not 'American' like the national flag is 'American', but 'American' as in 'it can be found in America'. They're from bakeries (or just bakers/bloggers) in America. No one is saying that they're COMMON in America, just that they are weird cupcakes, that are found in America.
For instance, the BLT cupcake was from More Cupcakes, a cupcake place in Illinois.
I hope the taste testers see the comments, they are the best, They are awesome. Ty for making me laugh.
The ladies' makeup in these videos always look good.
I've never heard of these which part of a America are these from? Not my part.
it seems they took a bunch of American food and they put it in a cupcake.
For some reason, I feel that a lot of these might come from LA
Nope, not L.A. I'm from there and we don't have this weirdness.
I'm not sure I'd call these "American"... maybe "Pintrest" cupcakes...?
Please don't think these cupcakes are american they're not
They are, in fact, from American bakeries.
WTF I live on the east coast and there's no chance in hell any bakeries near me would make, or even have customers buy this, If this is where someone gets their standards on americans from they are very mislead.
jamaican macon Really? Because one of them is in New York.
"If this is where someone gets their standards on americans from they are very mislead."
Did you miss the title of the video? No one is saying these are standard. They're saying that they are WEIRD.
Tomato soup cake is actually an old American recipe, going back to the great depression.
The BLT Cupcake is from MORE cupcakes, which is in Illinois. The Tomato soup cupcake is actually an old recipe, but has been sold at The Yellow Leaf Cupcake Company in Washington state. The Chicken and Waffle one is from Robicelli’s in New York. The chicken and waffle one is actually available at several places, judging by some of the comments on this video.
WTF!?!
I'm an American and I've got to say ... I've never even heard of any of the abominations inflicted on these poor unsuspecting victims.
To my Irish brethren ... Cupcakes are small cakes with frosting (icing?) ... Period ... End of story.
I don't know what the organizers of this "taste test" were thinking but none of the abominations inflicted on you have anything whatsoever to do with the good ole U S of A as I know it.
Phillip Probst "none of the abominations inflicted on you have anything whatsoever to do with the good ole U S of A as I know it."
Thy're from bakeries, in the USA. The tomato soup cake is an old AMERICAN recipe.
So deceived by the chicken and waffle cupcake! I'm crying 😂😂😂
John: "Yo, Ma! Get more a those chicken waffle cupcakes up in yere!" LOL!