Ollie never ceases to amaze me with his incredibly detailed and disturbingly accurate descriptions of whatever they are eating. It's honestly a superpower.
Josh has a better flavor profile than Ollie! He can detect subtleties and nuance in most foods… that’s what I’ve been able to gather after these last month’s videos.
Wow, not even us Yanks can handle that much sugar! On the other hand, puking at the fair after eating way too much sugar is essentially a rite of passage.
Six Flags in Texas used to have a ride that used centrifugal force to pin you against the wall while they dropped the floor out from under you. The area outside the ride's exit always had lots of vomit on the ground.
As a born and raised Houstonian who went to the rodeo every year as a kid, there are no words that describe the appreciation of this content. I saw Destiny’s Child, Garth Brooks, and even Selena’s legendary final performance at that event, just to name a few. You’ve given me so much value in the form of the sweetest nostalgia. Thank you guys.
@thedeviouspanda Hey,a fellow Zonie! You are not joking! Not at only the State Fair & Rodeos. Passed out, waiting for a bus. No shelter and temperature hit 117• that day! Very smart buying hats first off. Josh and Ollie you are missing out on our AZ State Fair deep fried Indian bread with cinnamon and sugar 😋 it's too die for (since your speaking of coronary disease)😊❤ Did you know that Ĥ E B was named afterwards the creator Howard E. Butt......😂😂😅😅
Even after years and years of watching your videos, Ollie still leaves me speechless with his food critic descriptions. How he’s always able to come up with the most random, weird, bizarre and absolutely disgusting comparisons is beyond me… that’s a talent 🤣
Yes, very talented and impromptu guru did you see him in the taco bell video or Thanksgiving video 🤣🤣🤣 Ollie in Action! So funny he comes up with the darndest things and Josh always try and correct him😂😂😂😂
As a German, this is so crazy to me. I'm so amazed at what US-Americans come up with. Their reactions are 100% appropriate. And them doing the accent is just plain funny. xD
Got anything crazy that Germans typically deep fry? 😊I’ll try it out in the U.S. here lol. Definitely try a fried Oreo, if you can get them at home it’s easy to make in the kitchen to whip up your own batter. Certainly a treat, & oily. But let them rest on a paper towel & serve with a cold glass of milk. Delicious 🤤
@dimebagvision3221and that's definitely why we have the highest rates of heart disease 😂😂 I am a southerner so we fry everything pretty much. I mean, every dinner is like heart attack/diabetes/high cholesterol on a plate 🤣
Ollie is magnificent at describing in horrid detail why he doesn't like the flavor or texture of something. He's really thoughtful about it, kind of a master and very disturbing LOL
Happiness is feeling good in the moment. Joy comes from doing what is truly good for you and others in the long run. This was definitely one and not the other.
Nah it’s not your recipes they are truly inspired and delicious it’s more the quality of your produce that throws us off because we have REALLY strict guidelines so it’s nothing personal and id still eat everything in this video anyway haha 💕
@@nunya2954if ur talking traditional food I’m a Brit and I agree if not then I might have to give u some recommendations because we have good Asian food here etc haha 💕
@@NOWABOmusicamerican here, we are aware that these foods are unhealthy. These guys are eating ALOT. In one sitting mind you. Majority of people here are sane and only get one thing.
I relate so much to Olly's nausea in some episodes LOL I've always thought "how the hell do these travel people in these shows never get sick of so much food"
As a Texan, I am SO HAPPY YOU GUYS ENJOYED AND EVEN DID THE FULL EXPERIENCE that Texas has to offer! I rlly respect that❤ next time y’all gotta check out the Texas state fair :))
Josh and Olly, deep fried ice cream has been a dessert offered at almost every Mexican restaurant I've been to! I'm not sure why, maybe Mexican restauranteurs thought, "Americans love fried food, and Americans love ice cream, surely they'll like them combined." And I gotta say, it's pretty good. I've only had it a couple times in my life, but I enjoyed it.
In Texas it became popular because of our state fair where we just fry everything you could think of. Sometimes it’s a good fry idea, and sometimes it’s not good.
As a native Texan from the Houston area I am really glad y'all enjoyed your experience here. Maybe I missed it in an episode but, my favorite is the funnel cakes. Original and red velvet. I Love Y'all! Keep the videos coming! Y'all are Awesome! Thanks!
There's a huge ren fair that happens in Waxahachie during summers, they prolly already left but be great to see them check it out -and ollie being tempted to buy one of the 600 dollar swords lol-
Fried ice cream is a Mexican dessert, so it's obvious you will find it in Texas. But you can easily find it at any Mexican restaurant throughout the U.S. Fried Oreos you can find anywhere, especially at boardwalks, carnivals, food truck festivals, etc
Texas state fair in Dallas, I have had: deep fried bacon-wrapped cinnamon roll. Life-changing. Chicken fried bacon. And a bacontilla. A taco. But instead of a tortilla for a shell, they used woven bacon. Most amazing thing I've ever eaten.
I feel so bad for Ollie watching this 🤢 😂 as an American I’d like to defend this lifestyle by saying we usually only eat these like once a year at the fair and (personally) never five servings of desert in a row 😂 but good job pushing through that wall and shoveling in the experience 😂👏
I was totally just thinking that😂 people outside of the US might watch this and think we eat this all the time. But this is like once or twice a year thing😂
I love watching Josh's eyes with each one. I tried deep fried Oreos for the first time a few years ago, someone gave me and my roommate six of them total and it was REALLY difficult not to eat them all myself. I'd never thought something could be that good.
Deep fried ice cream is actually a super common dessert in Mexican restaurants (at least in CA) and they’re so amazing, they’re different than the ones you had and they’re served in a sugar and cinnamon fried tortilla shell. Now I’m gonna go buy one right now cause damn.
Ollie saying “you could sell that in a restaurant” is funny because restaurants DO sell fried ice cream. I’ve only seen it on Mexican restaurant menus. I’ve never had a giant ball of ice cream like that one, though. The first time I had it, the balls were much smaller and served in a dish, topped with whipped cream and chocolate syrup. The outer layer was really crunchy and seemed to be made of crushed corn flakes and sugar. It was divine.
I've only seen them in some Chinese and Japanese restaurants! I wonder how they might differ. The ones I have seen have always been huge but way less batter than what's shown in the video. Cool to know the differences of such a unique dessert!
All the ones I've seen/had have a crust of crushed corn flakes mixed with cinnamon & sugar, and often have a drizzle of chocolate syrup on them. Divine!!
Yeah these ones are frozen with nitrogen first, so they can be completely dunked in a batter of flour and whatever else (milk, egg, etc) and then deep fried. They remain structurally sound because of the nitrogen freeze, and the batter can be wet, versus dry, which is done to cut the fry time, so the ice cream doesn’t melt too much. Not so much of a concern with nitro freeze ice cream.
I have made deep fried ice cream in a Mexican restaurant. We hard froze a ball of ice cream then coated in cinnamon and crushed corn flakes. It then goes back in the freezer to get very hard. To serve you deep fry just long enough to crisp up the coating and put it in a flan cup, put on a generous amount of honey or chocolate if you prefer and top with whipped cream.
Aaaaand now I need to head to the local Mexican restaurant. I haven’t had Fried Ice cream in ages… mostly because I normally get the Chimi cheesecake 🤤
@@johnsy1eleven someone said that they get the ice cream to remain that cold by keeping it in dry ice. Then they code it, deep fry it, and you get the combination of crunchy fried cornflake crust with ice cream that is still hard Frozen inside
I love how I’m practically every single video I’ve seen of them they feed the camera man. I’ve seen so many other channels who do this exact thing and never give anything to the people operating the camera, it’s refreshing to see.
Deep fried ice cream is a normal dessert on the menu of many Mexican restaurants. You guys are great and truly are having an amazing food experience here. From the Tex mex, bbq, game day food, etc.. everything was top notch 👌🏽
Deep fried ice cream was one of the best parts of eating in at a Chinese restaurant growing up here in Australia, except its crumbed instead of battered (usually with panko) and served with caramel or chocolate topping and sometimes chopped peanuts
Honestly y'all are troopers for getting through all that while sitting in the Texas sun! Even as a Texas native I think I would've tapped out after that bite of key lime pie!
sneer is butthurt 😹😹😹😹 dude gain some knowledge, read a book maybe, southern Texas is insanely hot year round. No need to get butthurt unless you enjoy 105 F degree days 😹😹
Tempura is the best batter for frying desserts. Light and crispy, not too heavy but still providing a warm and crispy texture, especially for ice cream.
You have to try deep fried butter!!! It’s a staple at the Indiana state fair lol. It’s actually just a hollow cube of dough at the end because the butter melts into it but it’s SO GOOD
5:43 Twinkies are not fried. They are a sponge cake, baked and filled with a non-dairy cream. I don’t know if they were there, but fried pickles are AMAZEBALLS!
I used to go to a Western themed restaurant in NYC primarily for the fried pickles. Sadly, they went out of business and took their 12-foot iguana sculpture on the roof with them.
@@drumsR4girlsthen that was not fried ice cream, now was it? I've had it at several different Mexican restaurants and it was always similar to what they had in the video. Actually at my favorite place, they pour honey & chocolate syrup on top & sprinkle cinnamon all over & give you churros to dip with, if you want.
Their complete avoidance of holding the food by the sticks is hilarious to me. Why would the stick be there except to hold it and not get your fingers greasy?😂 I would never have been able to stomach this much fried fair food (delicious though it is)--props!
My fav desert is actually deep fried lol. Its a xango (chaungo)a mexican dessert. Its a tortilla wrapped around cheesecake filling which is then deepfried and dusted with cinnamon sugar and chocolate sauce on top. Its AMAZING 🤤
Ive had deep fried ice cream in Asian restaurants here in New Zealand, it's delicious! The best one I had was deep fried in a biscuit crumb, sitting in a pool of glorious caramel sauce. Must go back to that restaurant...
Quite a number of Japanese restaurants in the US also serve fried ice cream! It's usually tempura battered, so it's (theoretically) supposed to be more of a light crispiness than just regular deep fry batter.
This is crazy, I had fried oreos in London... specifically in Camden! Also the fried icecream is the go to dessert in the chinese restaurants here in Naples Italy! It really is a samll world!
I really hope one day Josh and Ollie will come to my country to try all the dishes. I come from Vietnam and the cuisine there is not a joke. I'm abroad for a few years now and yearn for the food every single day 😆
Our own cuisines may feel like it’s the best. But other people may feel different about it. Where I come we cook and season everything with spices, anything raw or half cooked is frowned upon. Doesn’t mean it’s bad
There is a restaurant near me (in Northern Canada) that sells something they call Mexican Fried Ice Cream. It’s basically vanilla fried ice cream where the batter they deep fry it in tastes like churros, sprinkled with cinnamon sugar. 🤤
I don't blame Ollie for feeling a sick after all those deep fried desserts. My arteries were hardening just watching it! Lol 😄 You're only in Texas for a short time so I get that you had to try it all. I literally busted up laughing when y'all had that t-shirt made! That's just amazing! Much love from Fort Worth, Texas! 🤠🌭🍰
They actually do sell fried ice cream in restaurants. I've mostly seen them on Mexican restaurant menus though, and they're fried differently- I think maybe with corn flakes as the "shell". It's amazing. I'd recommend it next time you go to one.
I love Ollie's descriptions and Josh's face immediately afterwards 😆 They are so brutally accurate its fantastic to watch. I feel bad for Ollie hitting the oil wall, sending prayers for Ollie's tummy!!!
As an American I wouldn't be able to get through half of that without feeling sick, I'm both impressed and frightened, Josh should be awarded dual citizenship for his enthusiasm
Omg glad you enjoyed it! Warning for anyone going to a carnival and getting this type of food: make sure your tummy can handle high fat foods in large quantity haha
Deep fried ice cream is something you can get at Thai restaurants here in Aus. I do prefer the ice cream wrapped in crispy filo kinda pastry for texture. Yum
I had deep fried pineapple with ice cream at a chinese restaurant last weekend and it was so good! The perfect combination of sweet, oily, and slightly acidic
I sympathized with Ollie hard in this one - I have actually thrown up from ingesting too much oil at one time, and it is a HORRIBLY uncomfortable feeling, different from the NORMAL uncomfortable feeling of regular stomach sickness. But it seems he perked up after his break, so I hope he was ok!
Me and my friend used to STRUGGLE to finish a single funnel cake between the two of us, I can't imagine eating this many deep fried desserts in a row. XD Are you guys okay??? Have your doctors seen this?? XD
I subscribed to this channel not long ago. I do not regret that decision. You two, plus your team, provide thoroughly enjoyable content. I'm also from Houston. It's good to see the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo from a Brit's perspective. You did well. Your entire Texas series is terrific. Thanks!
Next time you guys go to a fair though you guys are gonna have to try funnel cake! It’s absolutely amazing and is household in almost every American fair and super good and sweet but other than that this video was amazing! :)
I'd like to see these two eat their way through the Texas Renaissance Festival. If they think the turkey legs here at the Houston rodeo are huge, they ain't seen nothing yet. And there's a dessert stand at the Texas Ren-Fair that serves fresh fruit kabobs dipped in chocolate as well as huge slices of FROZEN cheese cake--ON A STICK--that's also dipped into chocolate. You eat it kind of the way you'd eat a Häagen-Dazs bar. It's quite something!
Solidly on board with Ollie for this episode. Fried food has its place & lots of it is good but as good as you start frying desserts, I’m completely overwhelmed & disinterested.
Deep fried goodies like that are super rich and definitely best consumed with strict moderation. I can relate to Ollie after the first time hitting one of those deep fried everything stands.
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Ollie never ceases to amaze me with his incredibly detailed and disturbingly accurate descriptions of whatever they are eating. It's honestly a superpower.
If you mean "inaccurate descriptions," then yes.
@@jreyman right 😂, I haven’t eaten half of these items and yet all I hear is Ollie’s bland UK palette speak and I’m from Australia 😂😂
turns out the gene tests were accurate
Josh has a better flavor profile than Ollie! He can detect subtleties and nuance in most foods… that’s what I’ve been able to gather after these last month’s videos.
@@ace_band0 I think it's because Josh's wife is korean. Koreans cook food with flavor and as they always say some UK food is quite bland.
I love that they are showing the cameramen more and that they're even feeding them because they want them to experience the joy they are feeling.
I agree, but I miss that really handsome cameraman with the funny laugh.
@@kbhprinsessewhat video was he in
@@leovaldez9586 he's been in quite a few of the older videos. I think perhaps his name is Joel, but I'm not sure.
@@kbhprinsesse he has a channel and he’s engaged too. Dan & Joel is the name of YT channel
@@kayann3 thank you!
Wow, not even us Yanks can handle that much sugar! On the other hand, puking at the fair after eating way too much sugar is essentially a rite of passage.
Six Flags in Texas used to have a ride that used centrifugal force to pin you against the wall while they dropped the floor out from under you. The area outside the ride's exit always had lots of vomit on the ground.
@@TXKafir they have one of these at the Houston rodeo haha
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Fr when they said take one of everything, I was like RIP And I have sweet tooth 😂
@andromedamessier3176 That was definitely a what are you guys thinking moment for me too. I like fried food but one fried dessert is enough for me.
As a born and raised Houstonian who went to the rodeo every year as a kid, there are no words that describe the appreciation of this content. I saw Destiny’s Child, Garth Brooks, and even Selena’s legendary final performance at that event, just to name a few. You’ve given me so much value in the form of the sweetest nostalgia. Thank you guys.
The only country concert I ever went to was Toby Keith at the 2007 Houston livestock show.
That Selena Performance still gives me chills.
If while in Texas, you start feeling nauseous, go sit in the shade! The direct Sun is just as likely to make you feel sick as the deep fried food 😂
It sure will, people grossly misjudge direct sunlight, plus all that concrete absorbing heat
Yes it will! I'm a born and raised Arizonan and my stomach starts quivering the second I step foot on a fairground because of the direct sun.
That Texas sun is no joke.
@thedeviouspanda Hey,a fellow Zonie! You are not joking! Not at only the State Fair & Rodeos. Passed out, waiting for a bus. No shelter and temperature hit 117• that day! Very smart buying hats first off. Josh and Ollie you are missing out on our AZ State Fair deep fried Indian bread with cinnamon and sugar 😋 it's too die for (since your speaking of coronary disease)😊❤
Did you know that Ĥ E B was named afterwards the creator Howard E. Butt......😂😂😅😅
I love how Josh is trying to be positive about everything and olly is just taking him out at the knees each time
😂😂😂😂
I love how Ollie keeps going "I don't think I can do any more" and then proceeds to take MASSIVE bites out of everything...
It's the American way.
Thinking the same thing as he took a colossal bite of the S'more
He is just being patriotic
The British accent is so strong it turned my coffee into tea
🤣
I’m dead
Fr😂😂 empanyada
I love the British Accent it so Proper sounding
AYE I AM THE ONE WHO KNOCKS NOT YOU !
Deep fried ice cream:
" You could sell this in a restaurant."
Fried ice cream is a dessert in nearly every Mexican restaurant in the U.S. 😂😂😂
Crisper and way better!
I was thinking this. Lol.
And Thai restaurants too
Yes! I was about to comment this! It’s the classic free birthday dessert from my childhood
its like they arent from the US :D lol
Even after years and years of watching your videos, Ollie still leaves me speechless with his food critic descriptions. How he’s always able to come up with the most random, weird, bizarre and absolutely disgusting comparisons is beyond me… that’s a talent 🤣
next Gordon Ramsey in the making
11:11 especially!! 😂😂😂
Yes, very talented and impromptu guru did you see him in the taco bell video or Thanksgiving video 🤣🤣🤣 Ollie in Action! So funny he comes up with the darndest things and Josh always try and correct him😂😂😂😂
It feels like this whole series is about Josh awakening his latent American genes while Ollie is desperately trying to keep up with him.
😂 so accurate!
Yeah! We can tell who was on what side of the revolution 250 years ago…
@@FireBlockerPro this made my day 🤣
So true😅
@@FireBlockerPro 🤣
1. Ollie has no poker face.
And
2. I love the way they always feed the crew tastes of the food.
As a German, this is so crazy to me. I'm so amazed at what US-Americans come up with.
Their reactions are 100% appropriate.
And them doing the accent is just plain funny. xD
Got anything crazy that Germans typically deep fry? 😊I’ll try it out in the U.S. here lol. Definitely try a fried Oreo, if you can get them at home it’s easy to make in the kitchen to whip up your own batter. Certainly a treat, & oily. But let them rest on a paper towel & serve with a cold glass of milk. Delicious 🤤
Try Gilroy garlic festival. Gilroy California is the garlic capital of the world and they have garlic ice cream.
@@casey4602 eww
@@casey4602why just why?? 🤯😱
@dimebagvision3221and that's definitely why we have the highest rates of heart disease 😂😂 I am a southerner so we fry everything pretty much. I mean, every dinner is like heart attack/diabetes/high cholesterol on a plate 🤣
Ollie is magnificent at describing in horrid detail why he doesn't like the flavor or texture of something. He's really thoughtful about it, kind of a master and very disturbing LOL
Brits ALWAYS use this type of food to diss Americans but just look at the pure joy these guys are experiencing in this video❤🎉
Happiness is feeling good in the moment. Joy comes from doing what is truly good for you and others in the long run.
This was definitely one and not the other.
I have been to England, the FOOD IS AWEFUL. ZERO TASTE, the word BLAND isn't even BLAND enough to describe the food.
Nah it’s not your recipes they are truly inspired and delicious it’s more the quality of your produce that throws us off because we have REALLY strict guidelines so it’s nothing personal and id still eat everything in this video anyway haha 💕
@@nunya2954if ur talking traditional food I’m a Brit and I agree if not then I might have to give u some recommendations because we have good Asian food here etc haha 💕
@@NOWABOmusicamerican here, we are aware that these foods are unhealthy.
These guys are eating ALOT. In one sitting mind you. Majority of people here are sane and only get one thing.
I adore the presence of Luke lately. It feels very joyous to see his first reactions to all of these new things!
Watching Both of them literally eat 10 years off their life in Texas; makes me smile. Y'all come back now y'ah hear!
San Antonio will be waiting for ya for Fiesta!
12 minutes and 11 seconds of Ollie having an existential crisis over fried desserts. 😂
I dont know why hes surprised because we have deep fried chocolate bars in the U.K, chip shops will do them for you 😮
@@QoSwords well yeah but that's just chocolate. It's not like they're taking a whole piece of cake with layers and texture and deep frying it
Ollie: My poor British stomach is not quite adjusted.
Josh: YEEEEEE-HAAAWWW!!
I relate so much to Olly's nausea in some episodes LOL I've always thought "how the hell do these travel people in these shows never get sick of so much food"
As a Texan, I am SO HAPPY YOU GUYS ENJOYED AND EVEN DID THE FULL EXPERIENCE that Texas has to offer! I rlly respect that❤ next time y’all gotta check out the Texas state fair :))
Texas State Fair is CRAZY with all the deep fried foods ..... more than you think possible !
@@csnide6702 Seriously. Deep fried butter? They have it.
Same! I'm Glad they've enjoyed their time here.
@@IzzyKawaiichi Yes , we do! I have never had that, but I've head a bit of the other stuff.
y'all stop it you are going to make them get heart attacks
I hope you guys realize that that these are once-a-year type of indulgences. I've personally only had the deep fried pickles. And they were fabulous.
I suspect they do.
Chili's does those on the reg
Honestly, I never expexted them to taste good but they're brilliant
Fried green tomatoes are good too.
Must try deep fried pickles!! Especially on a bacon cheeseburger.
Josh and Olly, deep fried ice cream has been a dessert offered at almost every Mexican restaurant I've been to! I'm not sure why, maybe Mexican restauranteurs thought, "Americans love fried food, and Americans love ice cream, surely they'll like them combined." And I gotta say, it's pretty good. I've only had it a couple times in my life, but I enjoyed it.
In Texas it became popular because of our state fair where we just fry everything you could think of. Sometimes it’s a good fry idea, and sometimes it’s not good.
I've seen it in plenty of restaurant
@@Sinnedx That's one of the most fun parts about a state fair! What will they fry next? Lol
That’s what I said! 😂
Usually in a little fried flour tortilla bowl and topped with whipped cream and some honey.
When Chi Chi's Mexican restaurant was still around it was a big thing to have after dinner. 😋 🍧
As a native Texan from the Houston area I am really glad y'all enjoyed your experience here. Maybe I missed it in an episode but, my favorite is the funnel cakes. Original and red velvet. I Love Y'all! Keep the videos coming! Y'all are Awesome! Thanks!
It amazes me how Josh’s taste buds are awakening to new flavors. Yet Ollie is overwhelmed by his dainty taste buds.😅😅😅
I knew waht it was going to be when right out of the gate he almost vomited from tasting ketchup
Time to replace Ollie.
The first time I had fried ice cream was in the 1970s at a Japanese restaurant. They called it ice cream tempura.
Yes!! Japanese deep fried tempura ice cream is so so good!!!! I prefer it over Mexican fried ice cream!
I've tried the South Korean version and it's really good.
tempura style batter is probably a lot less dense than texas style, sounds a lot more pleasant
1970s? I haven't born yet, may I ask how old are you kind sir?
I've surprisingly had fried oreos at Japanese restaurants more than I have at the fair
Ollie was savage this episode. The oil went to his head and he got so mad he just started spitting facts and disses 🤣
Rename this channel "JOILly"
"It's a fitting end, in a way, because it makes me realize what an awful thing we're doing." lmao @10:38
I love it. Its true, id be grossed out eating all this fried food.
What facts? Just slander.
I feel like our Texas heat was making him grumpy.
I don’t want these Texas videos to end
There's a huge ren fair that happens in Waxahachie during summers, they prolly already left but be great to see them check it out -and ollie being tempted to buy one of the 600 dollar swords lol-
I’ll have to check that one out! I don’t live very far from there
I’ll have to check that out! I don’t live very far from there 😊
@@tatesands Scarborough Faire
@@MizuIto2050 have that pair with that full suit of armor he wanted to buy at that one thrift store in Korea
Fried ice cream is a Mexican dessert, so it's obvious you will find it in Texas. But you can easily find it at any Mexican restaurant throughout the U.S. Fried Oreos you can find anywhere, especially at boardwalks, carnivals, food truck festivals, etc
What part of Texas? I've never heard of that as being Mexico. I'm of Mexican descent btw
Texas state fair in Dallas, I have had: deep fried bacon-wrapped cinnamon roll. Life-changing. Chicken fried bacon. And a bacontilla. A taco. But instead of a tortilla for a shell, they used woven bacon. Most amazing thing I've ever eaten.
Ollie destroying everybody's excitement about the key lime pie with that vomit comment 😂 that really was like a very loud record scratch!
Personally I would have gone with the deep fried pecan pie over the key lime pie.. but probably they just got tired of complementing things.
Yeah, but Ollie wouldn't have liked the key lime pie on its own so I'm not sure why he thought deep frying would be better...
@@RyanMWilliams would have done the same... I love pecan pie with a passion!
@@cullain3967 It just seems like he is disgusted by anything sour/acidic.
@@Nevario1 LOL, he has a child's palate!
I feel so bad for Ollie watching this 🤢 😂 as an American I’d like to defend this lifestyle by saying we usually only eat these like once a year at the fair and (personally) never five servings of desert in a row 😂 but good job pushing through that wall and shoveling in the experience 😂👏
They do have 5 guys there that can share the "deep-fried" load. ;1
I don’t even wanna THINK about how my stomach would feel after all that😮💨 props to them for sure!!
I was totally just thinking that😂 people outside of the US might watch this and think we eat this all the time. But this is like once or twice a year thing😂
As a doctor Jollybean, I felt chest pain just by looking at them biting into one by one 😅
Nurse jollybean here! And I concur!!
Yeh ur not a doctor, nice try
@@johnsy1eleven doctor jollybean here, you're comment is inaccurate
I am already on my way to get an ecg and trop-t
At least they were only 2 miles from the largest medical center in the world. lol
I love watching Josh's eyes with each one. I tried deep fried Oreos for the first time a few years ago, someone gave me and my roommate six of them total and it was REALLY difficult not to eat them all myself. I'd never thought something could be that good.
Deep fried ice cream is actually a super common dessert in Mexican restaurants (at least in CA) and they’re so amazing, they’re different than the ones you had and they’re served in a sugar and cinnamon fried tortilla shell. Now I’m gonna go buy one right now cause damn.
Ollie saying “you could sell that in a restaurant” is funny because restaurants DO sell fried ice cream. I’ve only seen it on Mexican restaurant menus. I’ve never had a giant ball of ice cream like that one, though. The first time I had it, the balls were much smaller and served in a dish, topped with whipped cream and chocolate syrup. The outer layer was really crunchy and seemed to be made of crushed corn flakes and sugar. It was divine.
I've only seen them in some Chinese and Japanese restaurants! I wonder how they might differ. The ones I have seen have always been huge but way less batter than what's shown in the video. Cool to know the differences of such a unique dessert!
Same! I've had two variants of fried ice cream, both from Mexican restaurants. The one you described is the best! "Divine" is a perfect description.
All the ones I've seen/had have a crust of crushed corn flakes mixed with cinnamon & sugar, and often have a drizzle of chocolate syrup on them. Divine!!
Yeah these ones are frozen with nitrogen first, so they can be completely dunked in a batter of flour and whatever else (milk, egg, etc) and then deep fried. They remain structurally sound because of the nitrogen freeze, and the batter can be wet, versus dry, which is done to cut the fry time, so the ice cream doesn’t melt too much. Not so much of a concern with nitro freeze ice cream.
You guys should definitely try Cajun food while you are exploring southern cuisine.
And if the cook doesn't yell at something to get back in the pot, you're not in the right place!
I have made deep fried ice cream in a Mexican restaurant. We hard froze a ball of ice cream then coated in cinnamon and crushed corn flakes. It then goes back in the freezer to get very hard.
To serve you deep fry just long enough to crisp up the coating and put it in a flan cup, put on a generous amount of honey or chocolate if you prefer and top with whipped cream.
Shout out to ChiChis!
Aaaaand now I need to head to the local Mexican restaurant. I haven’t had Fried Ice cream in ages… mostly because I normally get the Chimi cheesecake 🤤
That sounds effing amazing. The whole world needs to know of this
Sounds Yummy! The one I worked at we made a caramelized brown sugar butter and Grand Marnier sauce for over the top....SOOO GOOD!
@@johnsy1eleven someone said that they get the ice cream to remain that cold by keeping it in dry ice. Then they code it, deep fry it, and you get the combination of crunchy fried cornflake crust with ice cream that is still hard Frozen inside
I love how I’m practically every single video I’ve seen of them they feed the camera man. I’ve seen so many other channels who do this exact thing and never give anything to the people operating the camera, it’s refreshing to see.
1:45 I used to work in a Japanese restaurant and I can tell you they already do serve deep-fried tempura ice-cream as a dessert. lol and it’s so good!
You'll usually find fried ice cream on the dessert menu at Mexican restaurants. They drizzle it with honey or chocolate.
I especially enjoyed your deep fried concierge at the counter rattling off your order like hardening arteries is his life's mission.
Deep fried ice cream is a normal dessert on the menu of many Mexican restaurants. You guys are great and truly are having an amazing food experience here. From the Tex mex, bbq, game day food, etc.. everything was top notch 👌🏽
Fried ice cream is also common on Chinese and Japanese dessert menus.
I just found this page yesterday and I have BINGED HARDCORE on the videos ❣️❣️❣️🇺🇸
Deep fried ice cream was one of the best parts of eating in at a Chinese restaurant growing up here in Australia, except its crumbed instead of battered (usually with panko) and served with caramel or chocolate topping and sometimes chopped peanuts
Honestly y'all are troopers for getting through all that while sitting in the Texas sun! Even as a Texas native I think I would've tapped out after that bite of key lime pie!
@@sneer0101yea we are, Texas and California>>>>> all of Europe 😂😂😂
sneer is butthurt 😹😹😹😹 dude gain some knowledge, read a book maybe, southern Texas is insanely hot year round. No need to get butthurt unless you enjoy 105 F degree days 😹😹
Tempura is the best batter for frying desserts. Light and crispy, not too heavy but still providing a warm and crispy texture, especially for ice cream.
Only if you like Tempura, I don't but to each their own
I'm surprised y'all didn't get deep fried butter. Yes, that's a real thing. 😂
I always thought "deep fried butter" was just a joke. Do people actually eat it? Like, as a treat?
@@Snarl_Marx Only as a crazy fair food.. but admittedly, I think your question is why someone started making it lol
this has got to be an american thing 😭
I'm pretty sure Ollie would have just imploded at that point.
@B y I am American and I never heard of this. It sounds like it would taste nasty. Although you should try deep-fried Oreos and deep-fried ice cream.
Fried ice cream is a treat. If you haven’t tried it, you’ve got to. First time I had one was 20 years ago at a Mexican restaurant.
You have to try deep fried butter!!! It’s a staple at the Indiana state fair lol. It’s actually just a hollow cube of dough at the end because the butter melts into it but it’s SO GOOD
5:43 Twinkies are not fried. They are a sponge cake, baked and filled with a non-dairy cream. I don’t know if they were there, but fried pickles are AMAZEBALLS!
I used to go to a Western themed restaurant in NYC primarily for the fried pickles. Sadly, they went out of business and took their 12-foot iguana sculpture on the roof with them.
They do sell fried ice cream in a restaurant, it's an almost-staple Tex Mex / Mexican-American restaurant dessert 🤣
I ordered it once and it was just a ball of ice cream rolled in I think sweetened, fried cornflakes. I'd much rather have what they ordered!
@@drumsR4girlsthen that was not fried ice cream, now was it? I've had it at several different Mexican restaurants and it was always similar to what they had in the video. Actually at my favorite place, they pour honey & chocolate syrup on top & sprinkle cinnamon all over & give you churros to dip with, if you want.
Their complete avoidance of holding the food by the sticks is hilarious to me. Why would the stick be there except to hold it and not get your fingers greasy?😂 I would never have been able to stomach this much fried fair food (delicious though it is)--props!
My fav desert is actually deep fried lol.
Its a xango (chaungo)a mexican dessert. Its a tortilla wrapped around cheesecake filling which is then deepfried and dusted with cinnamon sugar and chocolate sauce on top. Its AMAZING 🤤
Ive had deep fried ice cream in Asian restaurants here in New Zealand, it's delicious! The best one I had was deep fried in a biscuit crumb, sitting in a pool of glorious caramel sauce. Must go back to that restaurant...
Actually Ollie deep fried ice cream can be found in a lot of restaurants especially Mexican ones
As a Houstonian, I approve of this video!
Yeeee ha
Same
As a dallasian I as well
I lived in Houston for a year, miss it so much. I loved the rodeo!
Agreed lol!!
Quite a number of Japanese restaurants in the US also serve fried ice cream! It's usually tempura battered, so it's (theoretically) supposed to be more of a light crispiness than just regular deep fry batter.
Also some Mexican restaurants.
This is crazy, I had fried oreos in London... specifically in Camden! Also the fried icecream is the go to dessert in the chinese restaurants here in Naples Italy! It really is a samll world!
The tumbleweed cotton candy @ 5:13 in the video 😂😂
this is killing me 😭😭😭
Bahahah, I was so focused on Ollie’s face that I missed that.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I’m so glad you pointed it out. I went back to watch and it was totally worth it! 😂
I really hope one day Josh and Ollie will come to my country to try all the dishes. I come from Vietnam and the cuisine there is not a joke. I'm abroad for a few years now and yearn for the food every single day 😆
Leave it that for SONNY 😎
Nah... Eating cats and dogs
@@Vibraniuum I've seen that channel. But Jolly is my favourite in the whole youtube universe, so I would really like to see that.
Our own cuisines may feel like it’s the best. But other people may feel different about it. Where I come we cook and season everything with spices, anything raw or half cooked is frowned upon. Doesn’t mean it’s bad
@@juneseongmin wtf, clearly you’ve never had Vietnamese food
You guys make me realize I'm not as American as I could be and you make me want to do better.
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😂 Tehetehe
same LoL! 🇺🇸
Im so glad y'all uploaded a part 2 of this, thank you ❤❤❤❤ glad y'all enjoyed what Texas has to offer.
There is a restaurant near me (in Northern Canada) that sells something they call Mexican Fried Ice Cream. It’s basically vanilla fried ice cream where the batter they deep fry it in tastes like churros, sprinkled with cinnamon sugar. 🤤
Can’t believe y’all were here in Houston! Lol Rodeo just started again with new food just in case y’all interested coming back 😁
I don't blame Ollie for feeling a sick after all those deep fried desserts. My arteries were hardening just watching it! Lol 😄 You're only in Texas for a short time so I get that you had to try it all. I literally busted up laughing when y'all had that t-shirt made! That's just amazing! Much love from Fort Worth, Texas! 🤠🌭🍰
I'd like to see you guys in Hawaii at a traditional Hawaiian Luau. That would be fun to watch
They actually do sell fried ice cream in restaurants. I've mostly seen them on Mexican restaurant menus though, and they're fried differently- I think maybe with corn flakes as the "shell". It's amazing. I'd recommend it next time you go to one.
I love Ollie's descriptions and Josh's face immediately afterwards 😆 They are so brutally accurate its fantastic to watch. I feel bad for Ollie hitting the oil wall, sending prayers for Ollie's tummy!!!
As an American I wouldn't be able to get through half of that without feeling sick, I'm both impressed and frightened, Josh should be awarded dual citizenship for his enthusiasm
Omg glad you enjoyed it! Warning for anyone going to a carnival and getting this type of food: make sure your tummy can handle high fat foods in large quantity haha
Laughed SO HARD at this one! Ollie with a tummy ache just becomes savage!
Deep fried ice cream is something you can get at Thai restaurants here in Aus. I do prefer the ice cream wrapped in crispy filo kinda pastry for texture. Yum
The corn flakes work, though
It’s Mexican restaurants here in the US. Interesting parallel.
@@JustMe-dc6ks Actually I've had it at Thai restaurants here in Texas too.
They do it at Chinese restaurants and sometimes Japanese restaurants in New Zealand.
As a senior American, I have never eaten any of this stuff...not even at the county fair. Good luck, you guys!
It’s nice how he shared with the filming crew.
I had deep fried pineapple with ice cream at a chinese restaurant last weekend and it was so good! The perfect combination of sweet, oily, and slightly acidic
Pineapple sounds amazing
I sympathized with Ollie hard in this one - I have actually thrown up from ingesting too much oil at one time, and it is a HORRIBLY uncomfortable feeling, different from the NORMAL uncomfortable feeling of regular stomach sickness. But it seems he perked up after his break, so I hope he was ok!
Same :') also due to food in the south
You may have gallbladder, malabsorption issues.
ive gotten fried ice cream and fried cheesecake at sushi restaurants fairly often i think jolly needs to do a "restaurant desserts" food tour next
This channel was the reason I did not have a productive day at work. Love it.
This is one of my new favorite channels. I like seeing you guys react to American food.
Me and my friend used to STRUGGLE to finish a single funnel cake between the two of us, I can't imagine eating this many deep fried desserts in a row. XD Are you guys okay??? Have your doctors seen this?? XD
I subscribed to this channel not long ago. I do not regret that decision. You two, plus your team, provide thoroughly enjoyable content.
I'm also from Houston. It's good to see the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo from a Brit's perspective. You did well. Your entire Texas series is terrific. Thanks!
Y'all are making even my stomach turn. So much sweetness. Time for a Turkey Parfait--a cup with layers of mashed potatoes, gravy and turkey. 😋
My "absolute" favorite channel to find a new video
Fried Ice cream rolled in caramel, rolled in chopped nuts, topped with whipped cream and a cherry is my favorite lol
Ollie: “Are you fine?”
Josh: “Yeah.”
Ollie: “Why?”
Haha that made me chuckle 🤭
he says "How?"
I absolutely love Ollie's reactions!! There's never any guessing about what he's feeling!!
WHATASTATE! We loved filming in Texas so much we made a limited edition t-shirt! Check it out here getjolly.store
Origin of the deep fried Oreo was an Armenian guy at the LA county fair. And not a Scotsman 😅
As a Texan Jollybean I think I need that shirt
Next time you guys go to a fair though you guys are gonna have to try funnel cake! It’s absolutely amazing and is household in almost every American fair and super good and sweet but other than that this video was amazing! :)
This Texan is adding it to the cart TODAY!
The whatastate shirt is brilliant. It’s a shirt that would appeal to Texans state pride.
Them feeding Luke and seeing his reaction made the video for me.
I'd like to see these two eat their way through the Texas Renaissance Festival. If they think the turkey legs here at the Houston rodeo are huge, they ain't seen nothing yet. And there's a dessert stand at the Texas Ren-Fair that serves fresh fruit kabobs dipped in chocolate as well as huge slices of FROZEN cheese cake--ON A STICK--that's also dipped into chocolate. You eat it kind of the way you'd eat a Häagen-Dazs bar. It's quite something!
One of my favorite things is how nice they are to those giving them the food. How often do you hear us say have a lovely day haha
I usually say, "Have a nice day!" Retail employees deal with so many people throughout the day.
When Ollie is the voice of reason, you know you've gone too far.
I low key thought that they would have deep fried pizza to piss off Mr. Z even more 😂❤️
In the video before this one they did have pizza on a stick. 😆 🍕
They'll need to go to Scotland for that one!
@@mollyapteros Mostly just Scotland and Northern England
2:08 now that is the reaction of a man who fell in love with deep fried oreos from one bite
Solidly on board with Ollie for this episode. Fried food has its place & lots of it is good but as good as you start frying desserts, I’m completely overwhelmed & disinterested.
You get more texture if you eat the fried items soon after getting them. Having so many makes the last ones you tried more "soggy".
Deep fried goodies like that are super rich and definitely best consumed with strict moderation. I can relate to Ollie after the first time hitting one of those deep fried everything stands.
"You could sell that in a restaurant!" Me: laughs in American.
If y’all haven’t tried a normal piece of key lime pie, you should. It is tart and creamy and the best ones have graham cracker crusts
As an American who doesn’t go to rodeos or carnivals I love seeing the reactions of these two. More Juno please! She’s fabulous. ❤️🥰