I lived in North Germany... so his statement is not that far off the truth... in reality both germans and english just go to the local indian curry place or turkish döner place
As a brit with quite a lot of experience with German culture: the 51:30 living bread is supposed to look ugly and sad, because it is canonically depressed and suicidal all the time. The joke is literally how miserable it is and how much it hates everything. His favourite hobby is watching the paint on his wall and it just despises fun. Basically a bread in a mid-life crisis, targeted towards kids, but understand way better by adults
@@crasyfujoshi1312 I don't watch TV anymore but Bernd was part of a regular kids TV show many years ago, sharing screen time with an explosively adventurous sheep and a nerdy bush. It's quite possible he's now reduced to only that closing show but he was made and used for a kids show before.
To be fair, Berlin is probably the worst place to go if you want an authentic German experience, it's just so different compared to the rest of the country
@@ivantheorywhy not? The highest population density is actually in North-Rhine Westphalia (more people->more potential viewers), so a Cologne show would have probably also went well
Can't believe they didn't talk about how Garnt had to defend his all bread tastes the same take in front of the German crowd and was barely audible above all the booing he got. And Joey literally didn't have to say anything arguing against it and got a standing ovation. The best part was the judgment when Connor asked to cheer if you agree with Garnt, the crowd was DEAD SILENT. Like they said they never had a crowd that silent before. Needless to say Joey won that round lol You'd think getting booed for one minutes straight would traumatize a man enough not to pick fights with the Germans again, yet here we are...
Same thing happened in Rotterdam when Garnt had to defend light mode being worse than dark mode. Then Connor had to argue in favour of dark mode, and all you heard was cheering. The death blow was Connor saying "You know who else use light mode? FRANCE" And that got a standing ovation, we're terrible in the best way lmao
49:30 Fun fact about that German mascot: The voice actor and puppeteer lives in Sweden, I know him, I've celebrated holidays with his family before on several occasions. Dude's really chill and humble. I literally found out from this podcast episode that Bernd Das Brot is a big thing, cause he always just talked about it like a fun little project he got to work on
it's actually an old mascot from a german kids channel who appeared as the "black out screen" when they were supposed to go sleeping, so they only broadcasted this character talking to you that you should turn off the TV and go to bed..
Dude he's my uni principal. Had no idea he was famous until a few months after starting uni since I'm not german and it's so weird to find out that his character is so well known in germany
Garnt: "We are not doing it based on the entire cuisine - just what we ate" Also Garnt: *Rumbles about the whole British cuisine trying to make statement that it's better than others*
Not even just that lol, he was reaching so hard to allow modern and foreign foods as "traditional british cuisine" that if we're holding everyone to that standard the best cuisine is American, because theirs would just include literally everyone else's
21:14 As a fellow Dutch citizen I can confirm that getting a Twix or other kind of chocolate bar thrown at you by a group of teens on bikes is part of our daily routine. Hell, we even have a holiday in which kids at school get candy thrown at them by a bunch of adults while they're sitting in their classrooms and they have to scrape the candy from the ground to eat them (not even joking here).
I don't get the part of the raising a hand to stop though, we don't do that, maybe when you go with the whole class or something but besides that never seen it
I wonder if they had Döner when they were in germany.. its a german version of turkish food. if they counted the "irish chinese food" then the german Döner should too. PS: Döner is by far the most commonly eaten street food in germany. Also since they compared hotdogs, they should have tried german ones. German hotdogs are super good. In every hotdog stand you can choose between 3-4 different types of sausages, thats something I haven't seen done anywhere else.
I'll rep it all day. Here in australia we have a couple costcos around the country, went to one and the pizza & hotdogs were great. idk if they're the same as over there but I loved it.
Connor really hit the nail on the head when describing why Europe was such a more loud and active crowd. It really is rare over here to witness events like theirs compared to the US.
American crowd are boring. Euro crowd are insane. Just take a look at sports event crowd differences between the US and Europe. Night and day. As in, Americans are asleep
Thank you Joey for standing up for Germany. Maybe it's too similar to the UK so it doesn't feel foreign, and thus worse than the UK for Connor and Garnt
Germany has better food than Ireland and Wales and even UK at times, you got beer, bread, meats, etc.. it should be a A tier along with other nordic countries. UK can have good food it can be C tier maybe a B tier. I love chicken tikka masala.
I think the best german food is the kind that's made by grandmas at home. That style of dishes is hard to make in a restaurant setting and is therefore not easy to get as a traveler or really (/overly) expensive. And southern Germany has much better "native" dishes than the North. The North has better Döner though
@@cyan_oxy6734 every country's best food is by the grannies But I get what you mean, there's a lot of slower cooked stuff one way or another within the processes. So the type of food that ends up working in restaurants/takeout are pretty limited. That is still a flaw with the cuisine of the country, eating out is a pretty big deal in most places, and it feels reasonable to say somewhere around 80-90% of countries have better takeout/street/restaurant food than Germany On the other hand I think Germany's stuff like cafes and bakeries are some of the best in the world
British food's reputation for being bad mostly comes from the limitations of rationing during and shortly after WW2. .. and and jellied eels, which by all accounts shoudl never have been a thing (there are good ways to do eel. Jellied is apparently not one of them).
Not even the first time I've heard a podcaster visiting Denmark only to come back and talk about a lifechanging hotdog experience. Shoutouts to Dan Ryckert.
@@klairvoyance Its really not, both countries have a lot of great dishes but muh meme british food is bad!!!! LOL anyone else think british food is bad. Sunday roast is a better meal than any dish from whatever third world country you reside in.
They are kind of from the same vibes. We have Paulaner Bräuhaus and other Germans opening butchery here (like Sven Holliger's) it is Bratwurst, Frankfurter, and German city-named sausages that are juicy and flavourful plus the exclamation mark: pork knuckle. The sides are mashed potato, bread, and sauerkraut. The British one here is fish & chips, beef Wellington, toad in a hole, those pub foods are equally good and indulging. I don't know if this British self-roast are just part of manufactured consent, so we are okay with their other transgressions.
@@Wulfrygg Kein Scheiß aber... irgendwie liegt mir das alles auch nicht wirklich. Versteh mich nicht falsch, ich liebe das Hühnerfrikassee meiner Oma, und so... käsesuppe und Hochzeitssuppe? Auch ziemlich gut genauso wie Hackbällchen in soße, gefüllte paprika, gulasch, spargel, und auch Fischbrötchen. Aber die so sehr traditionellen Gerichte, die sehr schwer und flesichhaltig sind kann, ich auch nur selten essen. Ich verstehe auch dass die Jungs natürlich das Essen vorziehen würden mit dem sie aufgewachsen sind.
1:12:26 okay but it's honestly so wholesome to wanna support a cousin you haven't seen in forever even if you think you're abt to sit down drinking to edgy young adult grunge and instead end up watching your family, a welshman, and an aussie chop it up over raunchy/unhinged/meme takes! 😂 stories involving garnt's relatives always sound like a blast and i'm glad the bois got to have fun in europe w their families too ^-^
Northern Germany, in my case Hamburg, has actually a lot of decent food places that serve regional cuisine for reasonable prices. But yea, germany has a lot of hit-and-miss stuff. It's a mix of very good traditional comfort food and lazy fast food (except Döner, that is goated fast food. Especially late at night when you are drunk).
Im sad that the boys couldnt make it to Finland, since as a uni student sadly there was no way I could go to Stockholm for a show :( (also Finland also has BANGER pasties and bakery products overall!) Still happy to hear the boys had a generally good time in Europe, and I'm glad we still keep on delivering the hot food takes even after some redemption on Garnt's bread take! Also god damn this might be one of the most outrageous comment sections in any TT episode 😂😂
😭 We have nice food in Germany... I agree on the boring cooked or steamend potatoes. I always switch them for any other potatoe based side dish like cream potatoe puree, potatoe croquettes, love fried potatoes with bacon and onions, rosemary oven potatoes and so on. Also the varity of sausages and the maybe hundrets of different versions of potatoe salads and pasta salads make our Grillparties (BBQ) one of the best parts of summer! My personal favourites: Käsespätzle (spätzle with cheese and fried onions), Semmelknödel mit Pilzrahmsauce (bread dumplings with mashroom cream sauce), Kartoffelpuffer mit Apfelmus (potato pancakes with apple puree), all the atumn/winter dishes with meat (fried goose or duck or some nice goulash with beef, venison or wild boar) with potatoe dumplings and red cabbage, just to name a few.
You know what's up. Also just all the regional dishes. From bavarian meats to northern green kale or fish. A lot of touristy places have just melted into a mush of mid cuisine that is overprized and doesn't do our cuisine justice. And then there is the fact that we infused italian, greek and turkish cuisine into our own.
One of the best moments of the Copenhagen show was whenever Joey had to defend/argue against a take during the third round everyone loudly chanted JOEY! JOEY! JOEY! while Connor barely got to start before he was booed no matter which side he was on. I guess we Danes just like Joey. Thanks for this tour, it gave me a lot of great memories.
trash taste bois: "it's unfair that people trash talk british food based on that one bad meal they had" also trash taste bois: "countries will be rated based on that one meal we had, it's the gacha roll"
I'm not even German and I LOVED Bernt das Brot as a kid... I didn't understand back then as I didn't speak German but it was entertaining as hell... I did learn German later in school but yeah
20:44 It sounded like Conner was describing Lambic Ale. It uses a wild yeast during the brewing process and gives a sour flavor. It's one of my favorite types of beer.
Genuinely agree with Garnt’s One Piece take. The live action is a better introduction to new fans than the anime. Best way to get people into the manga the world of One Piece as a whole.
The thing is that schnitzel and bread or the other stereotyped food are not the only dishes that we have. Moreover the Turkish food which got part of German culture because it has went through a major change compared to turkeys food like the döner which is one of the biggest dishes in German culture.
Meanwhile I hope we get some Sdmn guests on tbh Idk about you. W2S can be quite funny and it would make for a rather different vibe. I could care less if the chemistry would be off and not fit at this rate
its funny how they say that stockholm had such clean air. I live in a small town more on the countryside of sweden and everytime I've been to stockholm I'm so happy to get home cause the air feels so much cleaner x'D
When Joey spoke about artists and world tours, I felt that in my soul. As someone who lives in South African we never get big artists or celebrities coming here much. So thank you so much Joey for coming and visiting Comic Con Africa
Not really. A few Germans with hurt feelings, but most people don't seem to care. It's an unfair opinion to have, since German and English food are pretty comparable in quality, so it could go either way.
In the sidemen studio? Well that's a universe crossover I never thought we'd see. Could see some funny content to be made between the two groups, hopefully there's been some ideas discussed!
Hearing them talk about the hot dogs from Denmark made me instantly think about the hot dogs here from Brazil, they would like it too, I think. The logic is quite similar with tons of different toppings and really, REALLY filling. The US hot dog is really a naked sausage on a bun and very sad to eat.
Germany in D-tier because they didn't visit a Döner Kebab place with a glass window and a turkish dude asking: "mit alles?" That's the true german experience
For the bike segment, it made me think about how it is in France I'm from Sweden living in France, in Sweden pedestrians don't go on bike lanes, in France it's free real-estate and it drives me crazy! Just the other day, 2 people managed to completely block a 3m wide 2-way bike lane, so I had to slow down ring my bell and wait for them to slowly make way! 😡
For those who are interested in Connor his "wild beer story": Wild beer is a strange way to say it. It's probably a Geuze you had. You let the beer ferment in the cascet with the bacteria and wild yeasts from the air. Geuze is something pretty local, even in Belgium. People in Pajotteland drink it the most from what I can tell. Sincerily, A Belgian
In Austria you have a 50/50 chance to get the Dutch toilet as well. I grew up with them, only in recent years I expierenced the other option in my country. I really hate the splash back 🤬
I’m surprised Joey doesn’t have much opinion in French considering where he grew up in Sydney it was near where all the francophone went to school cause there was a bilingual school, and there french markets there every year
Definitely wished Connor would hype up Cardiff more, it’s a charming vibrant city and it always has a Welsh feel to it! We south walians may not speak Welsh and have been much more anglicised, but we still have the Welsh heart ❤️
I thought Garnt finally got some character development with the bread “Your bread actually goated” until he said “British Cuisine is better.” One of the most hottest yet wrong take ever
Here you think Garnt had his redemption arc, saying bread was good, after having been to Germany... Just to ruin it again with his shit food takes.. Smh.
nah I kinda agree with garnt on this one... the only good thing Germany has is plain, boring ass bread and then beer. weiner schnitzel isn't even German so that doesn't count. the only other good thing is currywurst which is inferior to British curries. after this, the rest of German food is just unseasoned meat with mashed potatoes
Was really glad I managed to head down and see you guys live for the Cardiff show. It may have been a small crowd and a different venue than originally intended but I'm really glad it went ahead. It was a lot of fun and the crowd had amusing responses. Stayed in Cardiff for a few days in all since I'd never visited before, really enjoyed my stay. Dropped by Cardiff Castle as I like looking into historic things (the connection between the Butes and Crichtons amused me as it links back to where I'm from). Also had a fair wander around the Bay area, there was quite a lot to look around.
The fact my parents watched the live-action One Piece in full before I picked it up has to be a statement in itself for how good it is. Glad fans are enjoying it!
I think it was better than the anime until Baratie and Arlong Park, which were still fine/ 6/10. It's definitely unfortunate that thanks to the budget and episode limit, they weren't able to add a lot of important moments and characters to the live action.
As someone who recently spent 3 weeks in France, both doing touristy things and lived in real French culture, this hurts my soul. France gets shit on way too much and I genuinely don't know why (btw I still love the boys I'm just sad).
From a very political standpoint, France-bashing actually has worsened since 2003 because the French president, Jacques Chirac, refused to join the US in the Iraq War. Therefore, France's reputation plummeted, which lead to this mindless bashing.
As a Southeast Asian, France stood out to me as far more insane than the US as far as geopolitics is concerned. Like, they threw a hissy fit a few years ago when Australia decides not to buy French subs in favor of US subs. The French are more willing to throw my country under the bus if it means getting to spite the US and Macron's comment about RoC-in-Taiwan being not worth the effort on their part doesn't win points for me...
@@PrincessLockette I think we can be a bit rude and it's true that there are people in this country who think they are in the best country in the world (assholes), but it's also a trend, everyone hates us because everyone hates us. Also the french denigration done by the us gouvernment in the early 2000 didn't help i think.
@@mecagon7751well historically speaking you have one of the best history’s in the world since Charlemagne created Western Europe both France England Germany Italy and Spain Not to mention the greatest military history too Also The crusades started France So there’s is a lot of jealousy from that alone and hate of course
The boys all have some horrible takes but Garnt is absolutely the most consistent in how awful his food takes are. Great episode and loved the EU tour!
Henry is also everywhere in The Netherlands! I distinctly remember a kid from my highschool class talking extremely passionately about Henry the Hoover. Turns out his dad ran a parts shop that sold them. I'm surprised to see the NL made it in the top 3 of Trash Taste Country Tierlist. For our basic cuisine there's not really a whole lot to talk about. Sure, we mash potatoes in a pot and add literally anything edible in there and call it done. Any type of meat or vegetable, anything goes. We call it "Stamppot" literally translating to stomp pot cause we stomp all kinds of stuff in a big ass pot. It's nothing fancy but it can be anything you like and the best part is that the pots are usually very big and filled to the brim so you have multiple days worth of food if you wanted to. The cycling part is definitely true. We got all these rules and shit. Heck, we even have "competitions" between cities wanting to be best city for cycling. On the topic of best cities. Apparently a Dutch city won "Best City of Europe" this week. Amsterdam? Nah. Rotterdam? Nah. Amersfoort has been crowned best European city.
In regard to audience involvement. If the boys were ever tour Canada, things would get pretty loud. We are just SO happy when anyone comes through, we greatly show our thanks and appreciation.
Our food is really nice, it's just not fancy. That also means everyone can cook it at home so restaurants don't really serve it. There has been an increase in Swedish restaurants the last decade though with more tourists wanting to try it.
I'm american and the first time I ever saw a Henry I was on a cruise and I had my husband take my picture with him cause he was soooo cute lol the house keeping staff got a giggle out of it for sure
yeah mostly its cultural softpower which got around the world through the history and wars , empires and diaspora but the balkans and east europe were heavily under soviet or ottoman control so their culture has a weak reputation same with most of asia , latin america and africa its just how humans work
@@awellculturedmanofanime1246 Yeah I am from the Balkans, and the region get's plenty of tourists, especially Greece and Turkey (Turkey is more Eurasia, but I decided to include It because of Thrace.) However some people are just too privileged to just go east.
If you want a decently good quality hot dog anywhere in america, you can go to costco. Quality can be a hit or miss for anything else. lol good on Connor for bringing that up.
20:15 The wild beer probably is closer to a Saison. It’s quite common these days for brewers to treat some pale ale like wine and barrel age them. Please try one if your into acidic drinks, it will blow your mind.
Imagine you turning on tv at 10 pm and a piece of Bread gets angry with you 'cause you're still awake and his only goal is to guilt trip you to go to sleep or else he won't be able to leave the white void he's trapped in . This is Bernd das Brot. It was amazing
I would agree except for the fact that Sweden and Denmark are S. Danish food is definitely a step up, but we can definitely compete with Swedish cuisine lol Plus Norwegian food in restaurants is often really good, even if it’s hella expensive
Lived abroad in Norway for six years and agree. There are so many good things to say about Norway, so many things I loved, but the food is definitely not really among them. German food is definitely better imo. Still, the landscape is just amazing, you can do everything from phone, pay anywhere with debit card and pretty much no matter where you are, you will have 4G mobile data, even in the underground or the middle of nowhere. In those fields, it beats germany by a long shot imo
SWEDEN S TIER 💪
NORWAY B TIER
💩💩💩💩
Congrats on being a dad Felix !
I'm sorry to say this PewDiePie, but you are just plain wrong.
The nordic rivalry continues 😅😂
as a Norwegian I agree
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Like with energy, Garnt's hot takes can neither be created nor destroyed; rather, it can only be transformed or transferred from one form to another.
lol, first law of Hot-Take-o-Dynamics also known as 'law of conservation of hot takes' ✌😅
engineers, innit?
That time i got reincarnated as a hot take
Of course, just when Garnt takes back a bad take, he brings out another one!
Perfectly balanced, as all things should be
He's collecting bad takes like the infinity stones.
Let's be honest. One of the major reasons we come here each week is for bad takes.
He never changed his mind 😂
I lived in North Germany... so his statement is not that far off the truth... in reality both germans and english just go to the local indian curry place or turkish döner place
after witnessing Garnts and Connors take on german food I finally understand why their show is called Trash Taste
As a brit with quite a lot of experience with German culture: the 51:30 living bread is supposed to look ugly and sad, because it is canonically depressed and suicidal all the time. The joke is literally how miserable it is and how much it hates everything. His favourite hobby is watching the paint on his wall and it just despises fun. Basically a bread in a mid-life crisis, targeted towards kids, but understand way better by adults
It just gets more and more German the more I learn about this German childhood mascot 😂
Well alot of theair fairytales have bad ends
Bernd is on the kids channel but he’s the closing show that plays in the night so it’s not exactly targeted towards children
@@crasyfujoshi1312 I don't watch TV anymore but Bernd was part of a regular kids TV show many years ago, sharing screen time with an explosively adventurous sheep and a nerdy bush. It's quite possible he's now reduced to only that closing show but he was made and used for a kids show before.
The older I get the more I relate to him. same with Squidward kinda.
To be fair, Berlin is probably the worst place to go if you want an authentic German experience, it's just so different compared to the rest of the country
even so i dont think their would be anyone who watches trash taste outside of berlin for them to visit there but yeah you're right
@@ivantheorywhy not? The highest population density is actually in North-Rhine Westphalia (more people->more potential viewers), so a Cologne show would have probably also went well
@@sophielikestea yeah wouldve been cool if they went but they probably just choose berlin since its the capital :/
Garnt said he tried the food in Cologne as well
They should have come to Munich for some good ol' Bavarian Supremacy and true capital of Germany. xD
Can't believe they didn't talk about how Garnt had to defend his all bread tastes the same take in front of the German crowd and was barely audible above all the booing he got. And Joey literally didn't have to say anything arguing against it and got a standing ovation. The best part was the judgment when Connor asked to cheer if you agree with Garnt, the crowd was DEAD SILENT. Like they said they never had a crowd that silent before. Needless to say Joey won that round lol You'd think getting booed for one minutes straight would traumatize a man enough not to pick fights with the Germans again, yet here we are...
I fear for his safety for the next time he visits
Same thing happened in Rotterdam when Garnt had to defend light mode being worse than dark mode.
Then Connor had to argue in favour of dark mode, and all you heard was cheering. The death blow was Connor saying "You know who else use light mode? FRANCE"
And that got a standing ovation, we're terrible in the best way lmao
its almost like if you ask a home country about their food they'll have a positive opinion 🤯
He is in total denying.
Anyway
Der Staatsschutz kennt seinen Namen!
lol IS IT THAT SERIOUSSS
49:30 Fun fact about that German mascot: The voice actor and puppeteer lives in Sweden, I know him, I've celebrated holidays with his family before on several occasions. Dude's really chill and humble. I literally found out from this podcast episode that Bernd Das Brot is a big thing, cause he always just talked about it like a fun little project he got to work on
That’s actually super interesting, what a humble guy
it's actually an old mascot from a german kids channel who appeared as the "black out screen" when they were supposed to go sleeping, so they only broadcasted this character talking to you that you should turn off the TV and go to bed..
Dude he's my uni principal. Had no idea he was famous until a few months after starting uni since I'm not german and it's so weird to find out that his character is so well known in germany
Did Garnt really expect a Curry when ordering Currywurst?
He never fails to disappoint me.
Tbf the concept is wierd.
@@queeniegreengrass3513 yeah it did evolve from a dish that was made from leftovers after the War tho so it makes sense.
Currywurst is absolute s-tier
@@mafiuyu4305 the British introduced it
You could say he's the wurst
Garnt: "We are not doing it based on the entire cuisine - just what we ate"
Also Garnt: *Rumbles about the whole British cuisine trying to make statement that it's better than others*
Not even just that lol, he was reaching so hard to allow modern and foreign foods as "traditional british cuisine" that if we're holding everyone to that standard the best cuisine is American, because theirs would just include literally everyone else's
@@cass8163to be fair, I think curry is actually their national dish 😂
@@cass8163
The only "international cuisine" that the US does better than countries like the UK and Australia is Mexican and Carib food.
@@seanocd if you unironically believe that, you're batshit insane.
@@cass8163well to be fair, most Americans absolutely already do that.
21:14 As a fellow Dutch citizen I can confirm that getting a Twix or other kind of chocolate bar thrown at you by a group of teens on bikes is part of our daily routine. Hell, we even have a holiday in which kids at school get candy thrown at them by a bunch of adults while they're sitting in their classrooms and they have to scrape the candy from the ground to eat them (not even joking here).
dont forget, those adults are often wearing black face at the same time depending on where you are in the country.
I don't get the part of the raising a hand to stop though, we don't do that, maybe when you go with the whole class or something but besides that never seen it
@@DigiBrad yeah same, the only time I use my hand is when I'm trying to go to the left or right and I know that there's another vehicle behind me.
@@yclawzzeg gwn dat hij bekogeld is door een mocro en of koelie
Is there any reason why they do it?
I wonder if they had Döner when they were in germany.. its a german version of turkish food. if they counted the "irish chinese food" then the german Döner should too.
PS: Döner is by far the most commonly eaten street food in germany.
Also since they compared hotdogs, they should have tried german ones. German hotdogs are super good. In every hotdog stand you can choose between 3-4 different types of sausages, thats something I haven't seen done anywhere else.
Denmark does that with hot dogs ✌️
We absolutely need to get the above comment liked so they might see this.
Also Doner is probably surprisingly the cheapest meal you can get that will make you full in Germany.
Everything is hella expensive.
Being French I went to Germany.
The Doners are way better in Germany than in France.
@@mrfox457Honestly Danish food getting S-tier for fucking hot dogs was some mad BS.
On behalf of all Americans, I thank Connor for defending the honor of the Costco hotdog. God bless you 🫡
Fr that and the pizza are quality af for the price
Edit: I realized I spelled Costco as Costo. I am renouncing my citizenship and jumping off a bridge.
@@bluebell560that shit better be the golden gate bridge then
I'll rep it all day. Here in australia we have a couple costcos around the country, went to one and the pizza & hotdogs were great. idk if they're the same as over there but I loved it.
As an American I feel I need to renounce my citizenship as I have NEVER been to Costco. 😢 I hear it's the Disneyland of grocery tho.
Joey was so high in Amsterdam he couldn't even remember the food he ate 💀
I was looking for this comment
Man can’t remember anything except eating some maccas.😂
haha true, have a picture to prove it :p. What would Joey rate it if he did include the smoke he had :)?
wtf? what happened?
Connor really hit the nail on the head when describing why Europe was such a more loud and active crowd.
It really is rare over here to witness events like theirs compared to the US.
American crowd are boring. Euro crowd are insane. Just take a look at sports event crowd differences between the US and Europe. Night and day. As in, Americans are asleep
@@TheWarossrent free
@@TheWarossthat’s how I know ur European
@@positiveproductions7942 a swing and a miss. You got 2 more attempts
Thank you Joey for standing up for Germany. Maybe it's too similar to the UK so it doesn't feel foreign, and thus worse than the UK for Connor and Garnt
I agree, I feel like its more a thing of what they're used to and have a better understanding of.
Maybe it's like 1 for 1 comparisons.
Each german thing has the English equivalent
Probably because Germanic tribes were forced into what is now the UK by Romans
English food tastes like German food but without any of the flavour 😅
Mostly a result of european immigration amongst each other and trade 😅
Damn I never showed up on video release, but how fitting it opens with Garnt saying “British cuisine is better” 💀
Germany has better food than Ireland and Wales and even UK at times, you got beer, bread, meats, etc.. it should be a A tier along with other nordic countries. UK can have good food it can be C tier maybe a B tier. I love chicken tikka masala.
I think the best german food is the kind that's made by grandmas at home.
That style of dishes is hard to make in a restaurant setting and is therefore not easy to get as a traveler or really (/overly) expensive.
And southern Germany has much better "native" dishes than the North. The North has better Döner though
@@cyan_oxy6734We northerners also got the better Seafood and To-go food.
@@cyan_oxy6734 every country's best food is by the grannies
But I get what you mean, there's a lot of slower cooked stuff one way or another within the processes. So the type of food that ends up working in restaurants/takeout are pretty limited. That is still a flaw with the cuisine of the country, eating out is a pretty big deal in most places, and it feels reasonable to say somewhere around 80-90% of countries have better takeout/street/restaurant food than Germany
On the other hand I think Germany's stuff like cafes and bakeries are some of the best in the world
@@InugamiTheHound "beer, bread, meats". You haven't done a good job of selling it lol
"british cusine is better" 💀
Garnt never fails to disappoint
Edit: war in the replies because I made a joke about British food
LMAO I'm dead
have you ever tasted british or german food. Or are you going of on the jellied eels meme?
@@raimundasgriskaitis1140 What is a good example of british cuisine?
British food's reputation for being bad mostly comes from the limitations of rationing during and shortly after WW2. .. and and jellied eels, which by all accounts shoudl never have been a thing (there are good ways to do eel. Jellied is apparently not one of them).
Such a clown take 🤡
Not even the first time I've heard a podcaster visiting Denmark only to come back and talk about a lifechanging hotdog experience. Shoutouts to Dan Ryckert.
who is Dan Ryckert? what did this guy do?
I like the crew/producers behind this episode, even though they're not talking it feels more interactive. And so quick with the memes and references!
Connor and Garnt agreeing on British cuisines being better than German cuisines is so depressing.
Tbf it's really just: Tikka Masala vs. Döner
@@klairvoyance Dont forget some propper Bavarian food. We have more than just Döner :)
@@klairvoyance Its really not, both countries have a lot of great dishes but muh meme british food is bad!!!! LOL anyone else think british food is bad. Sunday roast is a better meal than any dish from whatever third world country you reside in.
They are kind of from the same vibes.
We have Paulaner Bräuhaus and other Germans opening butchery here (like Sven Holliger's) it is Bratwurst, Frankfurter, and German city-named sausages that are juicy and flavourful plus the exclamation mark: pork knuckle. The sides are mashed potato, bread, and sauerkraut.
The British one here is fish & chips, beef Wellington, toad in a hole, those pub foods are equally good and indulging. I don't know if this British self-roast are just part of manufactured consent, so we are okay with their other transgressions.
@@klairvoyancetikka masala isn't even british it's Indian
I'm only halfway through Grant's new disastrous Germany take and I just KNOW this man didn't try Döner.
Döner is Turkish. All the Germans did was put gemüse in it and drown it in dressing.
Or ANY traditional German dish. No Haxe. No Eisbein. No Leberkäse. No Fischbrötchen. No Wruckeneintopf.
@@Wulfrygg No Käse Spätzle 😭
@@Wulfrygg Kein Scheiß aber... irgendwie liegt mir das alles auch nicht wirklich. Versteh mich nicht falsch, ich liebe das Hühnerfrikassee meiner Oma, und so... käsesuppe und Hochzeitssuppe? Auch ziemlich gut genauso wie Hackbällchen in soße, gefüllte paprika, gulasch, spargel, und auch Fischbrötchen. Aber die so sehr traditionellen Gerichte, die sehr schwer und flesichhaltig sind kann, ich auch nur selten essen. Ich verstehe auch dass die Jungs natürlich das Essen vorziehen würden mit dem sie aufgewachsen sind.
@@Wulfryggas a polish man, those names look so funny lmao
Connor's Costco's take just earned him his American citizenship
LMAO my Austrian girlfriend's reaction every time the boys refer to Wiener Schnitzel as "German food" 😂
1:12:26 okay but it's honestly so wholesome to wanna support a cousin you haven't seen in forever even if you think you're abt to sit down drinking to edgy young adult grunge and instead end up watching your family, a welshman, and an aussie chop it up over raunchy/unhinged/meme takes! 😂 stories involving garnt's relatives always sound like a blast and i'm glad the bois got to have fun in europe w their families too ^-^
nice to see Wales being independent from the UK and Joey's German heritage coming through in defense of German food
Bitzinger / Bizinger is a common family name in 1. Austria, 2. USA, 3. Germany - yeah Joey is part of it.
@@yohannessulistyo4025If you’ve followed trash taste from before you know he has cousins in germany
@@yohannessulistyo4025his dad is German-Australian
Joey just needs Italian heritage and he has the trio
@@uatomayo? 😂
Northern Germany, in my case Hamburg, has actually a lot of decent food places that serve regional cuisine for reasonable prices. But yea, germany has a lot of hit-and-miss stuff. It's a mix of very good traditional comfort food and lazy fast food (except Döner, that is goated fast food. Especially late at night when you are drunk).
As an Austrian, my heart grew when Joey said he loved Schnitzel.
Im sad that the boys couldnt make it to Finland, since as a uni student sadly there was no way I could go to Stockholm for a show :( (also Finland also has BANGER pasties and bakery products overall!)
Still happy to hear the boys had a generally good time in Europe, and I'm glad we still keep on delivering the hot food takes even after some redemption on Garnt's bread take!
Also god damn this might be one of the most outrageous comment sections in any TT episode 😂😂
Joey visited Finland tho
@@Pyovali Ye I know he's been for desucon before
Finland is too cold and too expensive.
@@Xerdozsays the poor person
😭 We have nice food in Germany... I agree on the boring cooked or steamend potatoes. I always switch them for any other potatoe based side dish like cream potatoe puree, potatoe croquettes, love fried potatoes with bacon and onions, rosemary oven potatoes and so on. Also the varity of sausages and the maybe hundrets of different versions of potatoe salads and pasta salads make our Grillparties (BBQ) one of the best parts of summer! My personal favourites: Käsespätzle (spätzle with cheese and fried onions), Semmelknödel mit Pilzrahmsauce (bread dumplings with mashroom cream sauce), Kartoffelpuffer mit Apfelmus (potato pancakes with apple puree), all the atumn/winter dishes with meat (fried goose or duck or some nice goulash with beef, venison or wild boar) with potatoe dumplings and red cabbage, just to name a few.
You know what's up. Also just all the regional dishes. From bavarian meats to northern green kale or fish.
A lot of touristy places have just melted into a mush of mid cuisine that is overprized and doesn't do our cuisine justice.
And then there is the fact that we infused italian, greek and turkish cuisine into our own.
Joey: "German food is good"
YEES
Joey: "I had the best Wiener Schnitzel"
NOO
Look, in the grand scheme of things you can just count Germany and Austria together
Didn't even come to Austria
@@doenerus The last time Germany and Austria united, it didnt go too well so lets keep them separated.
@@Ikubarisi sure hope nothing bad will happen if we unite those 2 countries
@@IkubarisAustria is just Germany trying to be different.
As a Dane I laughed so hard on the inside over the fight about hot dogs 🤣
One of the best moments of the Copenhagen show was whenever Joey had to defend/argue against a take during the third round everyone loudly chanted JOEY! JOEY! JOEY! while Connor barely got to start before he was booed no matter which side he was on. I guess we Danes just like Joey. Thanks for this tour, it gave me a lot of great memories.
Every episode, Garnt's food takes are like a rollercoaster. You NEVER know if he'll surprise us with a good one or stick to his classic self lol.
not even a minute in and i hear the most outrageous food take
I like this podcast set up, the added monitor to let the boys see what are they talking about is great, hope they can add it to the japan studio
Well, at least Garnt proves to be a good fit for the podcast's name
trash taste bois:
"it's unfair that people trash talk british food based on that one bad meal they had"
also trash taste bois:
"countries will be rated based on that one meal we had, it's the gacha roll"
Sweden and Denmark beef is legendary and goes back so long it's incredible.
🇩🇰🥇
Joey you will now have the support of germany for your entire lifetime. Thank you for sticking up for us
British cuisine is better?! Bruh... I haven't watched the episode yet, but Garnt better eat those words and backtrack real quick! 😂
Bad news buddy
Porkpies bussin.
@@jossecoupe446same with cottage pie
Them words would taste better than British food
I mean it’s true. Unless you’ve only heard of British cuisine from memes.
I'm not even German and I LOVED Bernt das Brot as a kid... I didn't understand back then as I didn't speak German but it was entertaining as hell... I did learn German later in school but yeah
20:44
It sounded like Conner was describing Lambic Ale. It uses a wild yeast during the brewing process and gives a sour flavor. It's one of my favorite types of beer.
Genuinely agree with Garnt’s One Piece take. The live action is a better introduction to new fans than the anime. Best way to get people into the manga the world of One Piece as a whole.
How has he done a complete 180 from Hating bread to loving it, then directly follows it up with one of the most agregious takes I've ever heard
The thing is that schnitzel and bread or the other stereotyped food are not the only dishes that we have. Moreover the Turkish food which got part of German culture because it has went through a major change compared to turkeys food like the döner which is one of the biggest dishes in German culture.
Me ready to enjoy a new epsidoe of trash taste
Garnt shitting out the worst take in existence
Enjoy your crafts cheese and corn syrup
@remoosecode7558
They are not talking about the US.
@@remoosecode7558 What a bizarre response.
Meanwhile I hope we get some Sdmn guests on tbh Idk about you. W2S can be quite funny and it would make for a rather different vibe. I could care less if the chemistry would be off and not fit at this rate
@@Naxatthedoor yanker
its funny how they say that stockholm had such clean air. I live in a small town more on the countryside of sweden and everytime I've been to stockholm I'm so happy to get home cause the air feels so much cleaner x'D
When Joey spoke about artists and world tours, I felt that in my soul. As someone who lives in South African we never get big artists or celebrities coming here much. So thank you so much Joey for coming and visiting Comic Con Africa
It was really fun seeing you all live at Cirkus. The crowd went so damn crazy and you all did great.
It was truly an awesome show with so much energy. It was indeed hilarious to see the crowd go absolutely apeshit during the whole show😂
I love how the entire comments section has come together to roast Garnt's food take.
Not really. A few Germans with hurt feelings, but most people don't seem to care. It's an unfair opinion to have, since German and English food are pretty comparable in quality, so it could go either way.
I think it's mainly that they went to Berlin for German food and in Cologne they were in tourist traps.
In the sidemen studio? Well that's a universe crossover I never thought we'd see. Could see some funny content to be made between the two groups, hopefully there's been some ideas discussed!
@@Michael-nr5jr make sense since they know Lazarbeam
Imagine Monke speaks with JJ on trash taste
Hopefully not. The Sidemen are D-tier content creators, only being kept afloat by drama and big money events.
@@sod0m always love the sidemen hate
We have Henry Hoover here in Canada too. My grandfather has one; he's had it since before I was born, and I'm 30. Still works great.
Hearing them talk about the hot dogs from Denmark made me instantly think about the hot dogs here from Brazil, they would like it too, I think. The logic is quite similar with tons of different toppings and really, REALLY filling. The US hot dog is really a naked sausage on a bun and very sad to eat.
Germany in D-tier because they didn't visit a Döner Kebab place with a glass window and a turkish dude asking: "mit alles?"
That's the true german experience
That's sad
I kept going to this Thai place so much that I got pretty close to one of the ladies and she ended up showing me the “secret menu.” It was the BEST.
For the bike segment, it made me think about how it is in France
I'm from Sweden living in France, in Sweden pedestrians don't go on bike lanes, in France it's free real-estate and it drives me crazy!
Just the other day, 2 people managed to completely block a 3m wide 2-way bike lane, so I had to slow down ring my bell and wait for them to slowly make way! 😡
For those who are interested in Connor his "wild beer story":
Wild beer is a strange way to say it. It's probably a Geuze you had. You let the beer ferment in the cascet with the bacteria and wild yeasts from the air.
Geuze is something pretty local, even in Belgium. People in Pajotteland drink it the most from what I can tell.
Sincerily,
A Belgian
Bernd das Brot unironically IS a very big part of my childhood and I will not stand for any slander on him! xD
Bei diesen Trash Takes sollten wir uns seinen Rat zu Herzen nehmen und ABSCHALTEN! :D
Putting Germany in D and not trying a Döner makes the rating invalid.
Right? In Berlin as Well! Birth City of Döner!
Yeah wtf, how did Döner not come up once?? But danish hotdogs to no end. Ich bin so verwirrt
Döner einfach zu gut
Die boys haben einfach kein plan
i used to live in Berlin. I miss Doner so much. Best fast food ever.
"... and that's the only thing I remember about Amsterdam"
You went to that other kind of "café", didn't you Joey?
I love that Connor and Grant actually have opinions. Garnt in particular is proud of all his opinions without coming off as contrarian
In Austria you have a 50/50 chance to get the Dutch toilet as well. I grew up with them, only in recent years I expierenced the other option in my country. I really hate the splash back 🤬
Same :(
As a European, this was so weird yet so fun to watch!😂👌🏼✨
Is this how the Americans feel?
I’m surprised Joey doesn’t have much opinion in French considering where he grew up in Sydney it was near where all the francophone went to school cause there was a bilingual school, and there french markets there every year
And France technically is near them due to New Caledonia being an autonomous French Department...
As a German who's only a few seconds in... What. The. Fuck.
Definitely wished Connor would hype up Cardiff more, it’s a charming vibrant city and it always has a Welsh feel to it! We south walians may not speak Welsh and have been much more anglicised, but we still have the Welsh heart ❤️
For real. I went there in 2012 and I loved it. Tourism operators prefer Scotland and Ireland, but Wales is definitely worth a visit.
French married to a Dane, I left Stockholm show, lied in bed and felt terrible about just being alive... I wish it was a joke
Ouais c’était pas très sympa 😂
had so much fun at the sweden show! the acapella take on me cover was something else, i'm sure felix is very happy
I thought Garnt finally got some character development with the bread “Your bread actually goated” until he said “British Cuisine is better.” One of the most hottest yet wrong take ever
Here you think Garnt had his redemption arc, saying bread was good, after having been to Germany... Just to ruin it again with his shit food takes.. Smh.
Why is it shitty though ? I also think Germany doesn’t really have anything besides bread and bear.
@@tedhaidydei8261 this is the same as saying that GB doesnt have anything besides fish and chips
@@tedhaidydei8261but they have kebab, schnitzels and sausages 😓
@@tedhaidydei8261correction, we have nothing beyond bread, beer, meat and pastries. Huge difference
nah I kinda agree with garnt on this one... the only good thing Germany has is plain, boring ass bread and then beer. weiner schnitzel isn't even German so that doesn't count. the only other good thing is currywurst which is inferior to British curries. after this, the rest of German food is just unseasoned meat with mashed potatoes
Was really glad I managed to head down and see you guys live for the Cardiff show. It may have been a small crowd and a different venue than originally intended but I'm really glad it went ahead. It was a lot of fun and the crowd had amusing responses.
Stayed in Cardiff for a few days in all since I'd never visited before, really enjoyed my stay. Dropped by Cardiff Castle as I like looking into historic things (the connection between the Butes and Crichtons amused me as it links back to where I'm from). Also had a fair wander around the Bay area, there was quite a lot to look around.
The fact my parents watched the live-action One Piece in full before I picked it up has to be a statement in itself for how good it is. Glad fans are enjoying it!
honestly props to the lad with 6 Guinness's man knew what he was doing and avoided all the crowds 🍺
Garnt's take on the One-Piece Live Action being better than the anime is something I never would've expected to come out of his mouth...
I think it was better than the anime until Baratie and Arlong Park, which were still fine/ 6/10.
It's definitely unfortunate that thanks to the budget and episode limit, they weren't able to add a lot of important moments and characters to the live action.
It's true tho
Not even 1 min but garnet already made me shooketh
As someone who recently spent 3 weeks in France, both doing touristy things and lived in real French culture, this hurts my soul. France gets shit on way too much and I genuinely don't know why (btw I still love the boys I'm just sad).
Probably people that stayed in Paris and not even to the good adress
@@UnkemptDan I think people just like memeing on them, just like people like memeing on america
Thank you. My french heart was hurt. We're a good country, we're just insecure about our english.
From a very political standpoint, France-bashing actually has worsened since 2003 because the French president, Jacques Chirac, refused to join the US in the Iraq War. Therefore, France's reputation plummeted, which lead to this mindless bashing.
As a Southeast Asian, France stood out to me as far more insane than the US as far as geopolitics is concerned. Like, they threw a hissy fit a few years ago when Australia decides not to buy French subs in favor of US subs. The French are more willing to throw my country under the bus if it means getting to spite the US and Macron's comment about RoC-in-Taiwan being not worth the effort on their part doesn't win points for me...
As a french, I'm fucking tired of being trashtalked everytime I go on the Internet, I didn't ask for any of this.
Why does everyone hate you guys?
@@PrincessLockette I think we can be a bit rude and it's true that there are people in this country who think they are in the best country in the world (assholes), but it's also a trend, everyone hates us because everyone hates us. Also the french denigration done by the us gouvernment in the early 2000 didn't help i think.
As a African*
@@mecagon7751Because even the Americans at the worst of times are not as insane as the French at any time...
@@mecagon7751well historically speaking you have one of the best history’s in the world
since Charlemagne created Western Europe both France England Germany Italy and Spain
Not to mention the
greatest military history too
Also The crusades started France
So there’s is a lot of jealousy from that alone and hate of course
the production team suddenly went up and beyond heaven.
instant pulling up related information.
yup i liked that too
Garnt got to confident after he redeemed himself in germany.
The boys all have some horrible takes but Garnt is absolutely the most consistent in how awful his food takes are.
Great episode and loved the EU tour!
Its insane how garnt literally just repeats what joe said not even 1 minute before him at 44:40 lmao
Henry is also everywhere in The Netherlands!
I distinctly remember a kid from my highschool class talking extremely passionately about Henry the Hoover. Turns out his dad ran a parts shop that sold them.
I'm surprised to see the NL made it in the top 3 of Trash Taste Country Tierlist. For our basic cuisine there's not really a whole lot to talk about.
Sure, we mash potatoes in a pot and add literally anything edible in there and call it done. Any type of meat or vegetable, anything goes. We call it "Stamppot" literally translating to stomp pot cause we stomp all kinds of stuff in a big ass pot.
It's nothing fancy but it can be anything you like and the best part is that the pots are usually very big and filled to the brim so you have multiple days worth of food if you wanted to.
The cycling part is definitely true.
We got all these rules and shit. Heck, we even have "competitions" between cities wanting to be best city for cycling.
On the topic of best cities. Apparently a Dutch city won "Best City of Europe" this week. Amsterdam? Nah. Rotterdam? Nah. Amersfoort has been crowned best European city.
they really based the UK's food on all the dishes in their lifetime rather than just what they had on their tour
In regard to audience involvement. If the boys were ever tour Canada, things would get pretty loud. We are just SO happy when anyone comes through, we greatly show our thanks and appreciation.
Trash Taste x Sidemen podcast coming for sure!!!! Can’t wait
As a swede im so happy and shocked how much you enjoyed Swedish food hahah
I want to know where did they eat that was so good 👀
@@Andre_2099I know it's a bit touristy but I like knut Upplandsgatan
Our food is really nice, it's just not fancy. That also means everyone can cook it at home so restaurants don't really serve it. There has been an increase in Swedish restaurants the last decade though with more tourists wanting to try it.
the hot dog discussion has singlehandedly caused denmark to jump up two tiers on my travel priority list
The Carlsberg museum was fun too
Thank you Joey for sticking up for Germany 💪
GLad to see that the irish spicebags got mentioned. Sad You Didnt Try Them.
I was at the show in ironmouse cosplay.
It was great seeing in iron mouse cosplay at the Dublin event
"They Hate us Because they ain't us. they cry because they can't make actual good wine" - France & Italian Grindset
I'm american and the first time I ever saw a Henry I was on a cruise and I had my husband take my picture with him cause he was soooo cute lol the house keeping staff got a giggle out of it for sure
I wish I had a guy just googling stuff related to our convo when I'm having a chat with friends.
That's super optimized
Everytime Trash Taste mention Europe: basically Denmark, Sweden, France, Netherlands and Germany
Yeah they should visit the east sometime soon, I really wonder what they would think of It if they did.
yeah mostly its cultural softpower which got around the world through the history and wars , empires and diaspora but the balkans and east europe were heavily under soviet or ottoman control so their culture has a weak reputation same with most of asia , latin america and africa its just how humans work
How east are they going 🤔
@@awellculturedmanofanime1246 Yeah I am from the Balkans, and the region get's plenty of tourists, especially Greece and Turkey (Turkey is more Eurasia, but I decided to include It because of Thrace.) However some people are just too privileged to just go east.
the rest are irrelevant
If you want a decently good quality hot dog anywhere in america, you can go to costco. Quality can be a hit or miss for anything else.
lol good on Connor for bringing that up.
As a Norwegian, being ranked below my Scandinavian brothers makes me sad
Same 🥲 Did they not learn at the shows about how competitive we are 😂
it's official. Denmark is better than Norway. now we just need to conquer Sweden
As a Swede, being on top feels nice for a change.
Norway has the worst food though, it's literally only varieties of fish
Same man
20:15 The wild beer probably is closer to a Saison. It’s quite common these days for brewers to treat some pale ale like wine and barrel age them. Please try one if your into acidic drinks, it will blow your mind.
Imagine you turning on tv at 10 pm and a piece of Bread gets angry with you 'cause you're still awake and his only goal is to guilt trip you to go to sleep or else he won't be able to leave the white void he's trapped in . This is Bernd das Brot. It was amazing
90% hotdog
10% tour experience
10/10
As a Norwegian, I can safely say that B tier is way too good for it. You guys got really lucky with your meals there
I would agree except for the fact that Sweden and Denmark are S. Danish food is definitely a step up, but we can definitely compete with Swedish cuisine lol
Plus Norwegian food in restaurants is often really good, even if it’s hella expensive
Lived abroad in Norway for six years and agree. There are so many good things to say about Norway, so many things I loved, but the food is definitely not really among them. German food is definitely better imo.
Still, the landscape is just amazing, you can do everything from phone, pay anywhere with debit card and pretty much no matter where you are, you will have 4G mobile data, even in the underground or the middle of nowhere. In those fields, it beats germany by a long shot imo
As a fellow Norwegian and I can attest that you are spot on. Traditional norwegian food isn't usually that great.
yes they are your dumb lol@@RSVikingJohn