it's like telling krisspy creams to take down their logo from in front of their shops, so what if it's unhealthy theyre great, mcdonalds can advertise their tripple cheese burgers it's not gonna make mcdonalds look bad or the town the mcdonalds resteraunts are in, it's probably going to do the opposite
The vast majority of people are not having heart attacks because of stuff like this. this is a once in a lifetime novelty, not something people actually eat more than once.
I had one of these In Edinburgh, it was during the Easter period and a certain fish fryer was doing then as a “special edition” treat for Easter. It was £2, I let it cool for about 5 mins and it still burnt my mouth when I bit into it BUT it was delicious as the filling was hot and gooey mmmmmmmm but never again as 400 calories 1 minute of joy isn’t really worth it but great to “tick off the list” so to speak 😊😆
Fried chocolate bars are just as much of a "controversy" as hamburgers or hotdogs. Legislations are just a false pretence made for people who like the illusion of control.
A chippy near me does them. Only had one, because the one I had tasted a bit savoury. I think they fry them in the same oil as they do fish so it put me off of them but they’re still nice tho
@@commondirtbagz7130 It's a UK news piece on a Scottish chip shop, and I'm a New Zealander. I'm not exactly sure what America has to do with any of that.
@@Tragically_Tony no I mean, because hostess is an American snack, I would assume it’s not as popular in somewhere like England because they tend to have not as many super sweet snacks.
I've wantted to try one for months now :((( since this news segment aired. Although, I didn't hear about it first from this, I heard about it first from a quiz I was doing on a site :))
I want to know where I can get one in London. Not much on the Net about it. Can anyone help? Central or South or West, cos I don't want to travel too far.
If originally from a Canadian province, Nova Scotia (also known as New Scotland or Alba Nuadh), and I never seen a fried Mars Bar served in their restaurants, especially in my home town, Halifax ("Halafacs" in Gaidhlig). Then again, Halifax is famous for its pizzas, garlic fingers (which were invented in Nova Scotia), Haddock Fish and Chips, and their legendary donair.
People don't realize how the big multinational corporations control every aspects of the food system and are the major contributor at selling those crappy foods. It's all about money with no consideration whatsoever of the health outcomes. Obesity is already a huge burden on the health care system. They control what is produced (by owning small farms, manufacture companies, retailers, seeds, crops...), how it is processed and most importantly the price. They drop the price of highly processed food and increase the price of other products (usually healthy), then advertise it and "BAM". We don't realize but our choice of consumption is influenced by all that. Be smart people and don't make companies like coca-cola or Néstlé be richer at the expense your health.
The real home of the deep fried mars bar was the haven, correct building wrong owners/name. So yes the building was the birthplace but that's as far as it goes...
First time someone spoke to me with a Scottish accent I legit asked him to repeat whatever he said but in English. I could almost physically see his disappointment overflowing as he said "nevahmoind ma'e", at which point I just realized what happened.
it's like telling krisspy creams to take down their logo from in front of their shops, so what if it's unhealthy theyre great, mcdonalds can advertise their tripple cheese burgers it's not gonna make mcdonalds look bad or the town the mcdonalds resteraunts are in, it's probably going to do the opposite
at least he's honest, "it's a gimmick & we like MONEY"....heart attacks & strokes be damned!
I think it's people's own business what they eat.
Ketutar Jensen
Duh.
Choose life.
He should've told them to shove their thought crime diktats up their collective 'memory holes'.
The vast majority of people are not having heart attacks because of stuff like this. this is a once in a lifetime novelty, not something people actually eat more than once.
I wonder how a deep fried Cadbury's creme egg would taste like.
Your my friend are a genius. Get him his Nobel peace prize
I had one of these In Edinburgh, it was during the Easter period and a certain fish fryer was doing then as a “special edition” treat for Easter. It was £2, I let it cool for about 5 mins and it still burnt my mouth when I bit into it BUT it was delicious as the filling was hot and gooey mmmmmmmm but never again as 400 calories 1 minute of joy isn’t really worth it but great to “tick off the list” so to speak 😊😆
Terrible
Scottish cuisine is to die for, literally. 🍴👌
How is it any worse than a chocolate filled donut?
@@smoll.miniatureswell…a chocolate filled donut isn’t deep fried😂
@@seansparrow Donuts are deep fried!
@@AdvantagedMountain they can be baked lol
A fine delicacy!
Fried chocolate bars are just as much of a "controversy" as hamburgers or hotdogs. Legislations are just a false pretence made for people who like the illusion of control.
How could this be a controversy ? How does it matter ?
The US saw this and said, "alright we gotta step up our game." Deep fried butter sticks.
DEEP FRIED Butter blocks
Deep fried animal fat
A chippy near me does them. Only had one, because the one I had tasted a bit savoury. I think they fry them in the same oil as they do fish so it put me off of them but they’re still nice tho
Deep fried mars bar is born
The weird deep fried food:welcome to the family
Did he just say deep fried snowballs
@@John-iq4cj Oh ok, I was thinking it must be a term I am not familiar with :)
A year late, but I'm pretty sure he means Cadbury Snowballs (marshmallow covered in chocolate with coconut sprinkles)
@@Tragically_Tony I guess it’s more of an American thing.
@@commondirtbagz7130 It's a UK news piece on a Scottish chip shop, and I'm a New Zealander. I'm not exactly sure what America has to do with any of that.
@@Tragically_Tony no I mean, because hostess is an American snack, I would assume it’s not as popular in somewhere like England because they tend to have not as many super sweet snacks.
Get Morgan Spurlock to eat just these for a whole month.
I once had a battered mars bar in 2008 and it was amazing, I still remember it to this day.
Wit? Nay haggis lining r-ouuu-ddd that wee choccy. Nay class man, nay class!
I'm sorry, in English please?
@@chilliecheesecake I think he's saying,'what??No haggis round the small chocolate.No class man,no class!'
Not sure though
I've wantted to try one for months now :((( since this news segment aired. Although, I didn't hear about it first from this, I heard about it first from a quiz I was doing on a site :))
Someone should do this with a Cadbury dream bar or a chunky kit kat
A fish shop in my town do them for a quid, had 6 before cos' diabetes tastes great. I don't think they freeze them though, they should mind ya.
What happened with the council after ? Any updates ?
These guys have decentbanter and respect for each other, love 2. see it
People getting upset meanwhile they are eating mcdonalds and smoking and drinking all the time
There not the first I've had this from a local Chinese take away for atleast 8 years
Does not say in video, but they were probably the first as they started selling them 22 years ago.
Does not say in video, but they were probably the first as they started selling them 22 years ago.
Does not say in video, but they were probably the first as they started selling them 22 years ago.
I really would love to try this.
What is in the batter?
1:28 Battered Mars Bar Vampire - quick, get 2 chips and form a cross!
In america this is healthy eating!
I want to know where I can get one in London. Not much on the Net about it. Can anyone help? Central or South or West, cos I don't want to travel too far.
There not the first newborn chippy in newcastle done this since the 80s
Don't forget to wash it down with a large can of Barr's Irn Bru! Lol
ive had one, they are very sickly but nice
i find them wayyy too sweet on their own but with some vanilla ice cream its awesome
@@cleopatraonlyfans I had one with vanilla ice cream and rasberry sauce.
Scottishest thing in the world.
I wonder who the smooth headed presenter is. Any clue?
How is it any worse than just a mars bar? The batter is just flour and egg so whats the issue 🤣🤣🤣
@Adolis Purvinis do they not use oil for frying everything else? Lol.
@Adolis Purvinis together thats no different or worse than just a mars bar on its own and have a portion of fried chips or fish....
@Adolis Purvinis how is it though? How is it any worse than eating a fried chips or fried chicken or friend fish or fried sausage...
How can I be controversial 6 years ago when been making them since the 90s
Subtitles?
Why is council fixated of taking a mars bar banner down. Way too much time on their hands 😂
They wanted him to take it down (the sign) because it made the town look "poorly"
But he's right! IT is a tourist attraction! XD
Wow so this was made 7 years ago?
This is not the first. My chipy has ALLWAYS done them
If originally from a Canadian province, Nova Scotia (also known as New Scotland or Alba Nuadh), and I never seen a fried Mars Bar served in their restaurants, especially in my home town, Halifax ("Halafacs" in Gaidhlig).
Then again, Halifax is famous for its pizzas, garlic fingers (which were invented in Nova Scotia), Haddock Fish and Chips, and their legendary donair.
How did the mars bar make itself into behind the glass windows he didn't take it out the fryer???
He said it's one he prepared earlier
Charlie and the chocolate factory
need that brown sugar or cinnamon on top, makes that batter 1000x better
Or powderd sugar
Save the BANNER!
Tried one in ilfracombe 2013 not for me 🤢
And so the legend started....
Put it on a plate with a dolop of vanilla ice cream
i have to be honest they are pretty fuckin nice, but couldn't eat more than one goddam they are sickly
I had one when me and my friemnds went to Glasgow on a wee city break thought it was really good but could only have one 😂very chewy
Does he fry the Mars bar in the same oil he fries the fish?
People don't realize how the big multinational corporations control every aspects of the food system and are the major contributor at selling those crappy foods. It's all about money with no consideration whatsoever of the health outcomes. Obesity is already a huge burden on the health care system. They control what is produced (by owning small farms, manufacture companies, retailers, seeds, crops...), how it is processed and most importantly the price. They drop the price of highly processed food and increase the price of other products (usually healthy), then advertise it and "BAM". We don't realize but our choice of consumption is influenced by all that. Be smart people and don't make companies like coca-cola or Néstlé be richer at the expense your health.
I remember eating this
A deep fried snickers would be better
I didnt understand a word he said lol
That looks amazing
My god this is absolute heresy
The real home of the deep fried mars bar was the haven, correct building wrong owners/name. So yes the building was the birthplace but that's as far as it goes...
Have they seen Mcdonalds and Pizza hut advertising.
Could do with iron bru sauce. For me.
I couldn't understand a thing the chef said
Marsbar fritters my local fish shop sells them has done 4 ever
Deep Fried Mars Bars were invented in Australia on a TV show called Ratbags about 1981.
Deep fried milkybar 💦
I don't know energy bar can fried.
so no flooding in scotland shame on sky and bbc no news lol
it takes a couple of minutes to cuek
Ohhhh hard man 🤣🤣
Yorkshire or Scottish accent? Yank here.
I felt its too sweet
I don't like the way he touches the food with his monkey-hands.
I've got a micro heart attack just by watching that.
From drinker
Mars a day...all lies
Deep fried Mars bars have been around since at least the 80s
Crazy 🥶🥶🥶🥶🤢🤢🤮
is he speaking english
ignorance at best, can't tell the difference of accents let alone is he speaking English 😂😂
hes speaking scottish
Vertti Very much so
First time someone spoke to me with a Scottish accent I legit asked him to repeat whatever he said but in English. I could almost physically see his disappointment overflowing as he said "nevahmoind ma'e", at which point I just realized what happened.
@@sharshabillian ive been watching a lot of limmys show and actually understand the scottish accent better now haha
Wtf
Ewwwww
What a legend
A deep fried Mars bars Racist isn't it?