Brits Try American Food (Supercut)
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- Catch up on the best of Brits trying American foods in this supercut featuring a UK Vs. USA Cereal Swap, A Brit & American swapping diets and Brits trying a PB&J for the first time.
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"Peanut butter and jelly doesn't go together, but a ketchup sandwich, THAT'S delicious!!" W....T.....F!?!?
Disgusting
That's exactly how I thought about it
The closest thing to a ketchup sandwich is maybe a little bit of ketchup on my burger 🍔.
😂😂😂
I also feel that the should have been told to have it with a glass of milk cuz pb&j and glass of milk go hand in hand. English people make some of the worst food known to man i bet she also like marmite!!
"I don't know why Americans like what they like, this doesn't make any sense". Ma'am you made a whole sandwich out of ketchup, the one condiment I would not put on a sandwich.
Unless of course you're making a pan seared hot dog sandwich, or ya know.. Burgers
@@dannythecursedone7091 not everyone likes ketchup and I love the stuff.
I actually like scrambled egg and ketchup sandwiches. But I also eat mustard with BBQ chips, so ignore me lmao
ketchup sandwich easily has to be the dirtiest thing anyone’s eaten
Right?! Like... wow. I'm an American who used to live in England. I love foods from both cultures. But that woman was just flat out, profoundly OFFENSIVE.
"I don't know why Americans like what they like, this doesn't make sense ", and a ketchup sandwich does? SERIOUSLY 😂😂
My parents fed my 3 brothers and me Velveeta &,Catsup on white bread sandwiches on long trips. We loved em by the time we got home!
@@alanphinney that’s fucking disgusting
I used to eat ketchup and dill pickle sandwiches up until I had my kids. Pregnancy kind of killed my appetite for them. Instead I ate Pringles abd kosher dill pickles. Pringle. Bite of pickle. Pringle..etc. Of course I also ate raw potatoes and Big Macs like they were going yo stop making them at the time too. 😂
Ketchup sandwich is the most British food imaginable. My condolences to those who were born British 🙏
LITERALLY, GIRL’S TASTEBUDS ARE BROKEN
You shouldn’t have condolences we live around hundreds of years of history and have a food scene where most of the food we eat is Chinese Indian American Thai Italian and on
They’re just comparing American cereal to *more* American cereal 😂
No joke hey.
Right
Lol
Lol right
They eat the same cereal as us but not our sugary cereals. I was told this before.
They missed the most two important ones
Cinnamon Toast Crunch
Frosted Flakes
Both countries have them
Uhm, excuse me?! Honeycomb is the best cereal and I'm upset they didn't have it!
THANK YOU!
Golden Grahams
@Chles L Well honeycomb is good but i dont think its the best ceral why mostley cause its flavorless but its high in quanity and its also good would love it to be in here but the best? no no no U know cimmaon toast crunch is the og AND THE BEST
24:57 Blue Raspberry was invented because the candy industry had too many "red" flavors (watermelon, cherry, strawberry, cinnamon, etc), so in order to introduce raspberry flavored candy they made it blue so it stood out more.
“I love a ketchup sandwich”
That’s more of a struggle meal than cereal and water
You’re hilarious 😂
yoooooo I SCREAMEDDDDD at this comment. I'm dead!
Ahahaha
LOL-
Basically what they said: th-cam.com/video/bIT-1HUpl4E/w-d-xo.html
Newsflash: Not only is Special K available in the US, it was invented here, in Battlecreek Michigan
Crave is here too. ☠
Yea seen all those cereals in us I like special k
Buzzfeed is such trash. Can we please mention the obesity thing is because America doesn’t have health insurance.
Yeah, Special K is actually what I eat all the time lol (Krave is pretty good too)
@@spoolspool6278 ok
I thought krave cereal had been around in the us for a while now, I remember getting some in like 2010😂
It has
yeah i had no idea it was british cus we have it at my college campus and i love it
@@teddybrains749 It's made by Kelloggs an American company and it was pitched to them by the British but it actually originated in Israel under a different name "kariot" in 1994
Black hat man eating the peanut butter and jelly sandwich just made my day he’s so super relaxed ahahahha
Respectfully, as an American, you need more PB&J on your PB&J.
I thought the guy with the live statue cat needed more jelly.
Jif peanut butter and Smuckers jam. 👍
@@coolmusic1579 Ah yes. I have had that brand. Very good. Gets me to twitch sometimes. Like a lemon can. Love raspberry,but a twitch able fruit to me.
Those were some sad looking pb&j’s but, they never made them before.
And grape not whatever it is is she put on hers lol
"This doesn't make any sense." Yet she's out here eating ketchup sandwiches LOL
waste of bread that is. Deserves some sausages on it at least
She is literally the only British person eating them tho 😂
Right????
Who eats just ketchup?? 🤔
Exactly my thought!
Like okay mrs. girl, leave the pb & j for us. You can have the ketchup 😭
@@emilylenton6146 I hope so
Something addicting to watching British people trying American stuff 😂
It's extremely entertaining 😂
i love seeing us brits puke at ur life threatening food
Can't stop! Lol!
As an American it makes me happy to see two out of three of them like PB & J's. It's such a popular food in America but of course not everyone likes them and some people are allergic to peanut butter. The peanut butter does make it a little too dry but I like them.
I want to try American classic foods , as a South African - i start with corn dogs - never had it before - i came for some ideas - i would absolutely love to try lucky charms ! Enjoyed the video ☺
There's a lot of good American food though it's usually not very healthy. Two things that come to mind that weren't in the video are smores and Kraft macaroni and cheese.
If you can buy manwich for Sloppy Joe's best flavor you can get :)
They best things I know are burgers and Buffalo/BBQ wings
You should try regional American foods! Jambalaya, gumbo, biscuits and gravy, spam musubi, succotash, king cake, red beans and rice, dirty rice, French dip sandwich, Brunswick stew, Mississippi roast, etc. We've got hundreds of dishes to try
@@Chris-ib5ht and all of those are delicious
“Peanut butter and jellies don’t make sense” well KETCHUP SANDWICHES DON’T MAKE SENSE EITHER MA’AM 😂
Seriously any body outhere making ketchup sandwiches need jail time😂😂😭
I come from the uk nobody 8 mean nobody has a ketchup sandwich
@@kyrieyoshi2735 like bread and ketchup? Orrr
@@charlottewhite7964 I second that 🙏🏼🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 rightttt lmfao
Love how everyone loves Cap’n Crunch but also acknowledges it scratching the roof of your mouth 😂
I hate Cap'n Crunch!
Family guy has the best cutaway for Capt crunch and count chocula, captn tries to set up a hit on the count because the count is "spreading lies about capn crunch cutting the roof of your mouth" LMFAO
@@vanessasparks2324 you are a disgrace
You have to wait a little bit for it to soften up, then it's not to bad.
It's like eating a bowl of glass
Being from the U.S. I was shocked when they said they’ve never had a pb&j, I’m sure everyone else from here knows why. (it’s and absolute classic, if you’re from here and not had one you are insane)
Peanut butter in general is barely a thing here, and when it is there's usually only one choice of it in stores
Noone really cares for it, I can't stand it myself, is disgusting
No one*
*or your family really is (insane).
I now eat only natural peanut butter, though I grew up in regular. The last time I had regular sugar and palm oil added peanut butter, it was just awful.
I'm sorry people can't find decent PB in the UK, but maybe there is a way to make it homemade.
I couldn't stop laughing at the Brits cereal.....I was like, where's the FLAVOR? 😂 Cinnamon Toast Crunch is the GOAT!
Honestly, him adding BBQ sauce to chili and calling it a sloppy joe is the equivalent of me taking some grill sea bass and Lay's potato chips and calling it fish and chips.
not as bad as drinking straight ribena
Sounds delicious
The fact none of them cut the pb&j diagonally is a tragedy…
RIGHTTTT I WAS SAYING THE SAME THING
It's a FACT that they tastes better cut diagonally lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@dianaperez6369 true
Hell nah I hate having my sandwiches cut in triangles TF am I a baby? I’ll eat the whole thing uncut
As an American my Mom tried to force PB&J on us. By the time I was ten I was preparing my own cheese sandwiches. From odd jobs I would purchase an occasional pound of Pastrami. I rarely ate "bought out" food as a little kid. I was amazed to learn as an adult that school lunches were a poor person staple. We certainly were not rich, and I would help the janitor for a free giant cookie by the 5th grade. I was taught a work ethic well before I busted double numbers. Pancakes-gotta have the technique. Put a little syrup & butter in between & on. Then slice it all up and put the remaining half of the syrup ration on it. Rarely had sloppy joes at the Grandparents, they insisted on a vegetable side, so I early learned to ration, the starch usually, to disguise veggies. As an independent adult I've learned to eat veggies on my own. The next town was allegedly settled by British postal retirees in the '20s, so fish & chips shops abounded. That was "Eating out" as a kid.
I'm an American and I think that crave is criminally underrated, definitely my favorite cereal
I feel like I just watched them compare American junk food cereal to American healthier cereal.
ikr same
Right
Truth
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Yooo I though I was buggin 😭😭i guess we really got everything on deck
....then someone tells the Brits that Kellog's is an American brand, and Special K goes back to 1955 in the USA.
Yes we know but these cereals that they showed were either only sold in the uk or way more popular
Then somebody tells you that we already knew that
We just call them british ones cus they are better know and popularised in uk lmao
@@Fedski_doodles We have Krave in the US
@@bardibishere4497 Special K and Shredded Wheat are pretty popular in the US too. They just aren't British in any way.
@@Fedski_doodles weatabix is the only one not sold in the US.
Frosted shredded wheat is sold in spoon size and comes in original, strawberry, or blueberry and they make a good snack. I used to carry it around in a Ziploc bag and snack on them dry.
Frosted mini wheats are considered cookies in our household. I also carried a box of them everywhere I went when I was pregnant in case of low blood sugar.
Tom realizing his love for pretzels and then Jeff drinking the concentrated version straight 😂
“i do think this is a little heavy for the morning” the other guy ate sausage AND bacon AND beans AND bread AND an egg hahahaha
Pancakes are considered heavy cause its sweet and doesn't contain a balanced amount of good things for the body, in comparison to a full English.
@@oatmeal1852 Full english isn’t a balanced amount of things that are good for the body either. It’s almost only protein lol
@@zpmears if u really read what I put, you would see I put "in comparison to a full English".... Meaning it's better sources of nutrition for for the body than pancakes and syrup. Not only that it depends what ur full English is like. Not everyones is the same.
@@oatmeal1852 yes well by that logic it depends how your pancakes are made. i personally like wheat pancakes with honey and berries. that’s quite nutritious actually. anyways, the whole point of my comment was that it was kind of funny. no need to prove anything buddy
@@zpmears those pancakes are more healthy than the ones they were eating. Exactly. The comment wasn't that funny imo, no offence, and ur logic Of the og comment didn't make sense and it more so seemed u were trying to make a point by pointing out the ingredients of the breakfast, no? Anyways it seems like you agree abt the breakfast situation, that's all I was tryna say.
Finds PB&J disgusting but fondly reminisced about a ketchup sandwich.... okie dokie. 😂
I think she was being facetious
@@ryanblack844 No, I don't think so! She REALLY loved her KETCHUP Sandwich...!
I guarantee she picked up so sun butter instead of actual peanut butter. And she didn’t even get a brand like Jiff or Skippy
To the British PB&J are disgusting. And to you the Ketchup sandwich is disgusting. She had to comment on it honestly as that was what she was brought to do on the video. Let's just leave it at that.
@@xq-zb4su and I commented honestly, so leave it at that.
I’m in love with the guy who said it tastes like I’m eating an old curtain!! 😂
To those that tried the pb&j try toasting the bread and also make the sandwich and pan sear it as you would french toast. It's amazing 😊
Why are we acting like Special K, Crave and Shredded Wheat arent regularly available American cereals? We've literally had these cereals since I was a kid. I'm confused.
They’re invented by an American company, Kellogg’s has never been British. Weird
Yeah, ikr, lol
I know that what I’m saying like those cereals been in America for years now
@@hammer4168 they’re not just available in America they’re an actual American cereal by an American company, weird video
I'm a Brit, I've never been to the US and I knew you had all those. Krave I wasn't sure about but you've said so, so I trust you.
Just me...or did anyone else’s stomach turn at the sheer thought of that “ketchup sandwich” 😩😳🥴🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮 I’m also American lol!
Same.
If you have a sausage or bacon butty then ketchup is essential for that I’m from the uk so I know 😂😂
Yessss 🤣
@@freyabird Makes sense...however she said nothing about either meats just purely ketchup spread on two pieces of bread.
@@tifftiff7363 true
I love this concept
Jeffs face trying those chips I laughed so hard I had tears in my eyes he couldn't even talk
I'm very confused as to why the Brits are bringing cereals made by Kelloggs when Kelloggs is an American company. We have Special K and Krave in the U.S.
Kellogg's is a multinational conglomerate , and it's not unusual to see American brands in Europe. One of the differences is though , most American products food wise can be very expensive. For example, a box of Honey nut cheerios can cost $3.99 in Long Beach, Ca and the equivalent of $10 in London .When my mom and I were in Paris in 2008, I was surprised to see Dannon yogurt in the dairy case in the supermarket a few blocks away from our hotel.
Those are probably just some of the most common cereals that they eat. For America I would have chosen regular Honey Nut Cheerios since that's most common. Captain Crunch definitely and Lucky Charms. I don't know if I would have picked Fruity Pebbles though maybe Cocoa Puffs since they had a chocolate cereal and we didn't.
And shredded wheat.
I was going to say I love special k but I don't eat these sugary cereals but in USA.
Bro krave is in my top 3 fave ceriels
“I’ll eat my nursing home breakfast” 🤣🤣🤣
Haha that's why they invented cereal; to jam all the nutrients into it.
@7:40 " Iht looks like ah Burrd's Nest" " It tastes like a bird's nest" 😂 that was amazing!
9:43 the reaction to Cinnamon Toast Crunch LMAO! That stuff is good!
If you're that keen on a "ketchup sandwich", I'm not expecting to be on board with your critique of pb&j.
Yup, I knew girl was gone off the rails when she brought up a ketchup sandwich.
I've never been drunk enough to consider a ketchup sandwich.
I've had a mayonnaise sandwich, but just ketchup? That even sounds crazy to me.
Honestly.
Facts 🤣
The way the picked supper sugary cereals for the us and healthy cereals for uk
For and they have both healthy and sugary cereals
Because the sugary ones are the ones we don't get in the UK. Unhealthy stuff can't be marketed at children and half the additives are probably illegal. So we get cereals sold to parents instead, focusing on being healthy usually.
So, American here. We have a lot of those British cereals, I don't know why they are acting like they've never seen them.
We have Special K in numerous flavors, some which include fruit peices, such as strawberry or blueberries.
We also have Krave. We have similar advertisements too, however, they are not the only cereal that "eat each other" Cinnamon Toast Crunch does the same advertisement trope.
We have a different kind of shredded wheat/Weetabix - its called Frosted Mini-wheats. They are smaller; bite size so you don't have to break them up. And yes, they are frosted - the factory puts a thin layer of a sugary white frosting on one side. Its not actually all that sweet. I imagine oatmeal is also probably a somewhat similar breakfast food.
We have plain cheerios - they are the most common. They are very faintly honey flavored.
You must be careful eating Captain Crunch, its super crunchy and does not absorb milk super great - you may cut the inside of your mouth open with the corners of the squares as you chew. I used to bleed as a child.
They picked our most hyper-sugary but well recognizable cereals, which is a bit overly-stereotypical, but kinda makes sense given British regulations on cereals.
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Smooth peanut butter and white bread is the best choice for your first PB&J. Do not toast the bread, and use room temperature peanut butter and cool jam for best results. But be aware, you have to have a good 50/50 ratio that is concious of the bread, if you get it wrong it can be less pleasant. People do greatly differ on how thick to spread; its okay to experiment. Also, do try different flavor jams; grape is the classic, strawberry is also great, apple or pear is unusual and rare.
If you aren't a fan of jelly -or "Jam" in British- an all peanut butter sandwich is called a "choke sandwich" in the US South. We also have "nutter-butters" which is peanut butter + marshmallow fluff spread (it comes in a jar at the store like PB.). We also do Nutella and peanut butter (like a Reese's Cup). Or peanut butter and honey. Or Nutella and banana slices.
These are all classics for children, most adults do not eat them regularly unless feeling nostalgic.
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Most Americans get pancake mix from the store. Its fine. You are kinda fancy if you make it from scratch.
Either way you can mix the blueberries into the batter. Or any other fruits, nuts, or chocolate chips, or any mixture.
You can buy Sloppy Joe kits at the store, again, you're kinda fancy if you make it from scratch - but less so than with the pancakes.
They differ across the US, the South makes them different from the North and they may them different from the East and they make them different from the West. They usually share some general principles.
Sorry, I don't even know what's in them anymore, I personally haven't had one in over 12 years (I know, sacrilege!). I don't think they are usually Chilly and Barbecue sauce, but they can have beans and onions sometimes.
Yes, eat pretzels like crisps; they are just salty, crispy, crunchy bread bits. They are also great with chocolate or yogurt covering for a bit of salty/sweet flavor.
@@cesd3023 yeah i could only read the first 3 sentences of your comment but we do have them lol
That’s because in the UK these are the most popular and krave is not a healthy serial (idk if there r more I haven’t finished the video) I only get to have it at my friends house because it’s to much sugar and it’s also more expensive
I LOVED THIS
You realize peanutbutter cures Depression, is a healthy protein, & Jelly is just cooked fruit , put it all on your Fav. Bread & you have a healthy Sandwich to send with your kid off to school.😊
I think it’s kinda funny that the first two “British” cereals are made from an American company....
yeah... I have no idea why no one is mentioning that.... But thanks, i was going to mention it as well 🤣
I think it’s Becasue many people in England (uk) eat those cereals but I see your point
But Americans eat every other cultures food and don't change anything about it and call it American food so 🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️
Right I can by those in Indiana.
@@bhadj1285 facs
He did not just say pancakes were to heavy for breakfast, when he has other dude eating a full plate of protein
They are if you’re British because that’s what the British think
@@Forgetfulness_Oblivion I’m an American, and I just as confused as the commenter.
At least ours were healthy
Can I just say we don’t eat it every day for breakfast.
@@Forgetfulness_Oblivion wtf we are sensible not u
Y'all really should have done the American Apple Jacks, one of my childhood favs. Idek if they still make them.
It depends on the store I've seen them at Kroger and Kroger owned stores but not at Walmart etc.
I love these videos xx
The British girl really be overdoing herself with the whole PB&J Thing. Like all that hate is unnecessary sis. 🤦🏻♀️
Yeah, like okay you don't like it, but "when you're standing at the gates of hell, this is what they give you"? Jesus. So dramatic. She likes ketchup sandwiches and she's acting like other people are weird for liking PBJ.
@An Austrian Painter she clearly is
@@kaldo_kaldo Righhht. Like come on now. 😂
@An Austrian Painter You dumb ?
@@hollyjustine6347 Yes bc he is pretending to be a Nazi...thinks he's edgy with his screen name.
Even as a British person myself, I’ve never had a tomato ketchup sandwich and I don’t think that’s even a thing over here. That’s beyond struggle life.
I loved ketchup sandwiches when I was younger haha
Sandwich with ketchup and cheese tastes really good to me.
It is, or more precisely, WAS. I knew this was something people made in the Edwardian era (pre WW2). I didn't think people still ate them.
Sort of like how the American obsession with putting mayonnaise in everything fell out of fashion after the 60s. People eventually realize "what the hell am I making? This is weird."
I loved em
Ik
Growing up on PB&Js, I’ll share how you make the best:
Take the freshest bread, smooth out 1/8”, with slightly less in the middle than around the sides by the crust. You also have to have slightly more peanut butter to jelly ratio. Welch’s grape jelly or Smucker’s strawberry jam are my choices.
Raspberry coloring is blue because we have so many pink/red flavors (cherry, strawberry, watermelon) that a color was picked that is very rarely used, so you know when you see blue, it’s raspberry.
When I was studying in UK, my flatmates would stare in awe at my American cooking. When I made spinach and artichoke dip, they were scared. LOL
Spinach and artichoke dip is god tier
@@nickmp4791 Preach that truth, fam.
Did they try any? If so what was their reaction?
When I was studying in Grenada, my flatmate was astounded that I could not cook to save my life. While she taught me fried plantains and fish curry, I didn't learn to cook properly until I was 30. Never got "American cooking" though; got "lemme see if this works" cooking.
@@shannonbutler-williams7261 I love curry! I am Caribbean too! You can cook it every day.
.... she eats KETCHUP sandwiches... and not PB&J? I don’t trust her anymore.
Ketchup... Sandwich? 🤮🤮🤮
A ketchup sandwich soooo disgusting.
😂😂😂
@@iannagiddens5125 You yanks are sheltered if you think ketchup on bread is weird 😂😂
I hate ketchup I don't eat any condiments I could never figure out why people want to pour cold condiments on their hot food I don't get it
They should have put the Cap’n Crunch and shredded wheat last. I know they both tore the roof of their mouths up. 😂😂
I think that the lady was trying to reference Professor George Washington Carver as inventing peanut butter. Professor Carver talked about it, but it was actually around long before he was born, Inca and Aztec empires. Professor Carver did come up with many many uses for the peanut, peanut butter wasn't one of his inventions even though it was listed as a product that can be made from peanuts. Much like potato farming for the Irish, peanuts was a great entry crop for the poor farmers he was trying to help out. He was well known for applying the scientific method to solve problems he saw around him. In this case, he was using the scientific method to drum up demand for peanuts to help poor farmers become successful.
As far as the PB&J, it is one of the survival foods. A cheap food that allows a culture to survive a famine which is vegetable based and contains 2 halves of a full protein chain. In this case, the bread contains one half and the peanuts contain the other. It is usually something from the grass family and something from the nut family like beans and rice, rice and tofu, or PB&J (or in my case I grew up with Peanut Butter and Honey Sandwiches or Peanut Butter and Banana Sandwiches, but the concept is the same. It is just honey and bananas were cheaper sweeteners when I was growing up)(also wheat bread was both cheaper and more nutritious than white bread so that is what I had, kind of like brown rice versus white rice in China).
I hate that everyone thinks he invented peanut butter and often gloss over the actual great accomplishments he had as a scientist, inventor, and public promoter of sustainable agriculture practices. He was an absolutely brilliant man.
Sooo...pancakes are a heavy breakfast but Sausage, Bacon, toast, beans eggs and mushrooms aren’t?!? 😳
but fluffy lol
It is because that pancakes have flour in, so it is seen as heavier.
Yea
@@xq-zb4su toast has flour in it too, 🤷🏿♀️
@@xq-zb4su id rather have two pancakes than a 6 course meal I’d gain more weight from the 6 course than the pancakes
He said "this tastes like I'm being responsible"! I am going to use that one! 🤣🤣🤣
They broke me when I heard "Ketchup sandwich" and "Bacon and Avocado sandwich"
"You've got a captain with eyebrows on his hat" 😂😂😂😂😂
Special K is a 100% U.S. cereal. It started the whole boxed breakfast cereal. It also has an extremely interesting history, to its' origins.
Everything from Kellogg's is American lol. I literally live 30 minutes away from where Kellogg's was founded and still has it's headquarters
@@charby1980 Yes, I am aware of this.
@@lennychorn147 sorry didn't mean to sound like you didn't I could of worded that better
@@charby1980 No problem. Honestly I'm just in a snarky kind of mood today.
@@lennychorn147 It be like that sometimes
I learned Brit tastebuds can’t be trusted! How dare she disrespect the PB&J!
She definitely got the wrong peanut butter plus she probably didn’t put the right pb and j ratio
Brit anything can't be trusted
Bunch of judgemental fucks that can't brush there teeth
But wanna talk down on americans
@Pepa pig Oink stupidest comment I ever read... Chips in cereal? I'm sorry (CRISPS). get over yourself. And they are fucking chips not crisps.
Your food is considered weird here. Our food is considered weird there. Leave it at that. It is also rude to collectively judge us as a whole. It would be rude for me to judge all Americans based on one I knew, so please don't do it to the British. It isn't right.
@@robm727 No need to be racist. You are confusing dental cosmetic work to dental hygiene. UK oral hygiene is significantly above the US in global dental hygiene charts, as is Mexico, Canada, Switzerland, Germany, Finland, Denmark & Sweden. As for talking down Americans, you have done that all by yourself, showing your lack of education in the comments you post. One last thing it's "their" not "there". Glad to help.
Idk y I’m lagging so hard prolly cause I see I wasn’t the only cereal maniacs but,”cinnamon toast crunch yea wooo”😂😂😂
I came back from the US 2 years ago and had a stroke the first night back! It was horrible but the doctor said my glucose levels were through the roof! So I stick now to UK food 100% !
Lmao yea right 💀
The ratio of peanut butter to jelly in a PB&j says a lot about a person 🤷🏾♂️
Not to mention they pick the cheapest peanut butter they make
Put your jelly and just over half the amount of peanut butter compared to jelly
@@Burnacy7645
2:1
@@Burnacy7645 this is fucking insane it should be 1:1
@@Burnacy7645 or 1.5:1 peanut butter to jelly
“It taste like skittles with milk “..... “taste the rainbow”😂
PP & J is a classic that was a childhood favorite coming in from playing outside grabbing a PP & J then going back out to play for the rest of the day best days ever
I love pb&j sandwiches, I had 2 (one no crust one with crust) today for lunch and I love them. It was a staple in every school trip lunch i ever went on lol
Literally every “uk” cereal is is available in America, although I’ve never had shredded wheat that large before, I like the minis
Yeah, I remember always adding sugar to those.
I don’t get why they’re using Kellogg’s, that’s the original American cereal
The only English food I've encountered thats better than its American counterpart is the Full English. Otherwise they can stick to overcooking their steaks and failing to use the spices they conquered the world for 😅🤣🤣
@@esteedle I still prefer American breakfast items like turkey links, crispy American bacon, home fries, hash browns, waffles or pancakes with maple syrup, cream of wheat, grits, french toast, breakfast burrito... there's so much variety. A full English is great but it's basic.
@@zeragito it’s basic but you can’t get bored of it
It's a no for a pb&j.... but a yes for a ketchup sandwich??
hoho cham too right.. cheese and ketchup sandwich is great. Peanut butter is vile (in my opinion)
Ifux with cheese and ketchup but pb n j is an all time classic
I think she got the wrong jam. She should have tried grape jelly instead. Jif and Smuckers.
@@bethspall4458 u on drugs
@@louiscostanzo8772 strawberry better
The Shredded Wheat Biscuit ....I used to have as a kid. I stopped seeing them a while after they came out with Frosted Mini Wheats! lol.
“I thought the color would come off into the milk” …”OH IT WILL” HAAHAAAAA
Anyone else feel like they did the U.K. dirty with the cereal?
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Yeah like we dont eat that as much as they said😂
Jamie Wood they chose all the boring cereals that we have. We 100% have some flavoured tasting cereals, I love most of the ones shown as a kid and even now. Healthier etc but I remember as a kid having plenty of different ones that were chocolate like coco pops and weetos, we have sugar puffs (they aren’t exactly great for you 😂).. they just made out the U.K. are boring 😂
Beth Spall but still I would much rather UK cereals any day
Yes like they didnt even put sugar on any of it like most of us do
I can't believe I'm defending the sloppy Joe....THAT WASN'T a SLOPPY JOE! That was leftover chili and BBQ sauce....ewwwwww.
Yeah gross. You can easily make sloppy joes from scratch, but not like that.
He had good US southern bbq sauce at least.
Someone should have sent that man a can of sloppy Joe or manwich
@@bodyofhope Correct
I mean, that's basically a sloppy joe with a bit more flavor
Jeff was wrong. We do have Ribena in the US. It is in the International section of most grocery stores. Also the small print on the label that is printed horizontal has the instructions on how to dilute the currant concentrate.
We love our Brit friends! Hello from Richmond Virginia USA
Jelly and Jam are NOT the same thing. We have both in America. PB&J is great!
we have both in uk as well. Jam is much sweeter and fruity while jelly is very artificial and out of a packet usually here
We have jelly it’s really common everywhere sells it but actual jelly in a sandwich wouldn’t work
We use jelly and jam for different types of fruit spreads, for them jelly is jello and any fruit based spread is jam
They are similar
UK jelly is what Americans call Jello. I think this is where a lot of confusion on both sides is coming from. Americans don't put Jello on sandwiches, which is what UK viewers think when we say Jelly. Maybe saying peanut butter and jam would make more sense to those in the UK?
He almost started an international incident with that assault on sloppy joe.
This fool put old chilli on bread. Smh that not even what a sloppy joe is.
I'm a 64 year old American and detest Sloppy Joes.
He should have sent him a can of manwich
I am a American from texas and sloppy joes are disgusting
@@Sanibear grew up on them so they grew on me lol
The cereal part got me thinking about a g-unit song where tony yayo say: "We used to put water in our cereal"💀😭 imagine the tastelessness of british cereal with water😭🤣🤣
If you made that sandwich with real jelly, rather than jam, A whole new world opens up. And eat it with a glass of milk or a cup of coffee.
“I don’t know why Americans like what they like”
This coming from a person who likes catchup on bread. 😂
catchup
catchup
Better catchup
It’s ketchup and it’s good so
Hopefully you catch up on your English
"It's actually not the worst thing I had in my mouth" really cracked me up lol
Captain Crunch has NEVER scractched the roof of my mouth ever. Even to this day...nope😂 Am I missing something?
A video like this ... should only SPECIFICALLY air in England. This is insulting for me to see people with lesser food standards try to critique food they only WISH they served.
I cracked up at how Tom thought the “sloppy joe” didn’t look good, but it was chili he had in HIS fridge, hahaha.
They should have given him a can of Manwich.
Manwich has that distinct flavor too. poor sloppy Joe was imitated but they should've gotten the real thing to him somehow
@@YoFavN8V I agree!
@@a.j.9797 he might've taken to it first bite
@@YoFavN8V I say he would have.🙂
Chili sandwiches with BBQ sauce… oh Tom
American cereals win if for no other reason than we have 9000 varieties, which include all the British ones too.
Right💜
And we invented cereal
harveythepooka it’s caz they have 9000 chemicals and sugars that addict people
@@ChillKeilen so unhealthy😷
The one I’ve not seen in the US is weetabix
"I miss colors"🤣 the face expression 😭
British people having a mini stroke when they experience flavor
Yet when American people try our food they have a mini stroke when they don’t taste ✨artificial ✨
Touché
The flavour being sugar and grease?
If you ain’t making a burger, shut tf up yank
@@musicaltheatreproduction8812 flavour as in sugar 😂😂
Someone should have told them to drink milk with the sandwiches.
Absolutely
100%, and very cold milk, for certain.
It's cruel and unusual punishment to serve up a pb&j without a glass of milk to wash it down.
a glass of milk and grape jelly, not strawberry jam.
Damn all this talk about having some milk with one is really making me hungry
It also depends on what jam you use on the peanut butter sandwich. Are you also evenly spreading both? Also, try toasting your bread before. Toasted peanut butter and jelly is amazing!
My reaction was the same as the dude in the gray shirt when I saw the shredded wheat bag 😂
I feel like it would've been better if more of the "British" cereals were uniquely British and ones not available in the U.S. for decades.
Special k is literally American
They could've had coco pops, honey nut crunch, frosties, uk cheerios, rice crispies. Some of them might be in the us but at least they are ones ppl actually eat in the uk.
@@nbafunboyiii8740 literally almost all of the ones u just listed are American
@@youtube.com.muntahashahani some of them might be in the us but at least they're ones people actually eat in the uk. Thought america had English teachers
@@nbafunboyiii8740 I didn’t mean that they weren’t in the US, I meant that the cereal company/brand is American so how can those cereals be British. This vid literally was healthier American cereals vs unhealthy American cereals
"it looks to me like an English drink called powerade"
Powerade is american too. Half this stuff (mostly cereal) is american lmao
Who says it came from America
@@shrimpii4674 the people who invented it in America 😂
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Yeah I was thinking the same thing with those cereals. Kelloggs is an American brand. Special K is super common and I've had Krave as well. We also have shredded wheat cereal, but not those absolute units, That's just odd.
The brit with the black shirt was awesome he’s such a nice guy. Usually brits are portrayed as snobby and elitist but he was super laid back and chill, id love to smoke a jay with him
I was once pulled over for speeding ( I was going 5 miles over the limit in my defense lol!!) and as I spoke to the officer her asked me if I had been drinking because I was talking funny. But told him that I had Captan Crunch for breakfast and the roof of my mouth was shredded. He laughed his ass off and told me he understood completely and to slow down lol!!!!!
What I learned about British cereal: they sell it in bricks.
TBH though.... Most of us sprinkle sugar on top of those two cereals (not too much though) and both we eat with either cold or warm milk depending on if it's winter or summer but IMO the weetabix should never be eaten with cold milk, although my son loves it that way! 🤮🤣
I dyed laughing when the guy said 2 of these BRICKS! 😂😂
The US sells milk in fucking big buckets! 1 gallon milk! HOLY SHIT THAT IS 4L! So unhealthy and discusting. Why do u have it in those weird plastic things and not in cardbon boxes, that are recyclable and good for the enviorment...
@@zfrozzy2128 why are you so defensive over milk? Calm down dimwit. Don’t worry about milk being bad for you, just eat some deep fried fish and potato wedges and chill out a bit.
@@MercurialIris I get so much hate for what my country does that the us doesn't from americans and its bs so Im giving the bs back..
You make it seem like we don't have regular cereals like Rice Krispies, Kix, (Rice, Corn, or Wheat) Chex, regular Cherios, Cornflakes, Grape Nuts, Shredded Wheat, mini Shredded Wheat, or Special K in America. The Kellogg's Company may be an international company now, but it was founded in and its headquarters are in Battle Creek, MI. Many American parents don't let their kids eat that pure sugar and chemicals.
damn. not that serious ma
And the funny thing is i love every cereal you named im not keen on the sweet stuff
@@aileenflor99 I think they're salty about the clear intentional misrepresentation. Notice how no one talks about how a lot of the "British cereals" are also in the us.
True. About half of the kids I grew up with (including me) were not allowed to have sugary cereal on a regular basis. I never tried capn crunch, fruit loops, or any fruity cereal
It’s what America is known for calm down
American cereals: Theyyyyr great!
British cereals: Theyyyyyr food!
Jeff chugging the ribena had me crying 😂
As an American I've never heard of putting Sweet Baby Ray's on sloppy joes but it sounds revolutionary. Thank you Tom
My mom makes the best sloppy joes and always uses tomato juice and mustard.
Sloppy joe college edition.
I tend to make sloppy joes from scratch. But I love sweet baby rays sauce. So this last time, I added a tsp of SBR's and the flavor popped.
I also grew up and live in the South.
I use Sweet Baby Ray's in all my various baked bean dishes...
Its been a thing forever