Foodie Facts & Fibs | Would I Lie to You? Compilation | Would I Lie To You?

Tuck into a handful of food-themed Would I Lie to You? tales. Including stories from Lee Mack, Dale Winton and Chris McCausland!
0:00 - Lee Mack: Lee Mack: Last year I was ordered to leave Blackpool Tower after I threw a sausage roll off the top.
2:03 - Dale Winton: "As a child, rather than sleeping with a comfort blanket or teddy bear, I slept with a potato."
4:51 - Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall: "Occasionally, as a treat, I put marmite on my face, and let my dog lick it off."
9:45 - Nikki Fox: I love gravy so much that I freeze it into ice lollies to suck in the summertime.
11:30 - Chris McCausland: "I eat an apple a day in a very particular way."
Would I Lie to You? is the hit BBC panel show where two teams of celebrity guests try to figure out whether their opponent's ridiculously far-fetched statements about themselves are true or, in fact, a lie.
Featuring inimitable host Rob Brydon with lightning-quick team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack.
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[@Galerak1]

"Everything except the cure for blindness." - I love Chris McCausland's sense of humour 🤣🤣

[@AgentOccam]

The segment where they get all distracted about whether dogs like marmite and what animals and humans can like - mostly an argument within David's own team and they end up talking about a cat in a fridge! - is hilariously surreal. Brilliant show.

[@MangoGaffer]

THESE ARE THE BEST. A show that actually makes me laugh. David and lee are so funny

[@MangoGaffer]

And rob!

[@necymamaril3735]

I love David’s rants! 😅Thanks for sharing. Sometimes I binge watched #WILTY.

[@bekindrewind9675]

I was so hoping for Lee Mack's Wok Around the Clock, which is the greatest food story on Wilty in my opinion.

[@LoneKharnivore]

The apple thing is an old snipers' trick.

[@andy24shaw]

Watching this video while eating an apple through the bum 👍🏼

[@MangoGaffer]

love it. Keep doing WILTY

[@SquidandCatAdventures]

This made me want to sleep with a potato.

[@bonnieroggensees6003]

I want Lee to actually say truth

[@wyzxyw]

He said the truth about the dibba😅

[@nadger6240]

Chris must read braile, its as fast as reading so why does someone have to read the card, a tv thing?

[@igorrinkovec6405]

I don’t think he does, it is actually quite uncommon to know if it not blind from birth. Even if he does, its probably not easy to find a device to print the prompts on

[@malahammer]

humour!

[@CalvinLimuel]

They had given him a card printed in braille before, the first time he was on, but he said he's a bad blind person that he doesn't read braille. So I guess they quickly printed one and had Lee read it.

[@SWalks2000]

Learning braille is very difficult, particular for men and older people as they have reduced sensitivity in the fingers. This is what my gran taught me as a blind person. I did have a go at learning it and it’s incredibly challenging!

[@peterclarke7240]

Only about 7% of people who're registered blind know how to read braille.