Carp is great. My grandfather use to cook it. super tasty. As soon as he got one, still alive, he'd commandeer the bathtub and swim it in fresh water for 24hrs before butchering it, in order to help remove the muddy water taste. big flakes of flesh, made fantastic fish cakes and soup.
You must have some Polish in your family! Obligatory bathtub (or in our case, rain barrel) swim before the carp was prepped for Christmas Eve dinner! I still remember the year we had a frost (in England), and the rain barrel had a thick layer of ice on top...took my Grandad and Dad 30 minutes to break through the ice!
I had to laugh a little bit at seeing the boys go to Sonny's BBQ. It's a fairly large chain and while the food isn't outstanding, it's not bad either. It's consistent, and along with Cracker Barrell, I do look for it because it's a safe place to eat when I'm on a road trip. But definitely wouldn't class it as a "local" place.
Since these trips are pretty well planned and financed, i wonder if maybe this was kind of a sponsorship type deal, where this was one of the places that offered to have them for the video.
I felt this way when they went to Agave and Rye last video! I live in Cincinnati and I was like "I mean, I personally like A&R but it's not indicative of KY food AT ALL".
Speaking as an American with southern family, I've absolutely been known to break out the plaid depending on the crowd, nothing wrong with making the right impression Jamie!
@Clarissa Gafoor this actually got me wondering if there is any difference between the two, and though all tartans are plaids, not all plaids are tartans. Plaid is the pattern but tartan refers specifically to the use of a pattern to associate with a family, name, or history. I'm sure you knew this already, but it's very interesting!
@Clarissa Gafoor also a fun fact, a lot of Americans tend to call those kinds of shirts "flannels" because that's the fabric they tend to made of. I didn't use that word because I know it means something different elsewhere 😁
If you’re on a road trip, through rural areas, unfamiliar with the regions weather, and the activities you’ll be experiencing, an change of clothes, in the car, seems smart. Jamie’s action were a good idea. Good call.
Jamie making a TLC joke at the waterfall is exactly what I needed. Also him changing clothes after the horse ranch was too good!! 😭😭 Jamie continues to be my favorite lad haha
The only way to understand and dispel the stereotypes of the South, is to visit. Thank you guys! We are happy to have open minded people come and learn about us as we are rich with history, both good and bad, and are trying to keep our heritage while moving forward.
@Imelda EVERYONE is the same amount of safe here. It's all the same. You have jerks everywhere, but you also have some really great people too. There are lots of biracial people where I live and I live in a pretty small area. You get what you give. Give kindness and respect and that's most of the time what you get.
I only just discovered the Sorted channel last Fall, but I am soooo happy to see the boys touring the USA and trying out some of our foods! I love the old episodes of your visits to New Orleans (I'm partial since I live there), but truly great to watch you experience Southern food for the first time. Keep up the great content!
OMG finally I've actually eaten at a restaurant that you guys have gone to! Freight House does a great job of highlight a really critical problem in the US -- invasive species. We should all be eating more carp!
Unlike so many of our British friends, you take the time and effort to visit other than NYC and LA. There's just so much more to our nation. Best wishes from Texas!
I was pretty bummed I didn’t get to see you guys live, but man it’s kinda surreal seeing you all practically in my back yard. Loving the series! Cheers! 🥂
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I'm incredibly thankful for this series of videos. I just moved down to central Kentucky in November, and have had no idea where to start exploring the state (other than the bourbon trail, but that one is kind of obvious). You all have given me a great ideas for weekend trips to make, and I greatly appreciate it.
Love 2:45am when there’s a sorted vid! Especially when it’s a travel episode. Like having a midnight snack with old friends. Jay definitely about time you got the 10minutes time bonus!
If you want really outstanding food hit the back roads across America. You will find small mom and pop places that don't look like much, but have the best meals you've ever eaten.
I hope with this experience that you understand the term "southern cooking" means a lot of different things to a lot of different people. The food in Kentucky is going to be wildly different from the food in South Carolina but both are considered southern cooking. Anyway, I look forward to your continued exploration of great food in America. Don't close the book on BBQ until you taste Memphis sweet though. There's just SO MUCH more for you to experience. Maybe set a longterm soft goal of sampling the food from all 50 states? Enjoy it!
If only you guys could have heard the gasp that just came out of my mouth!Paducah is my hometown, and I live in East Hertfordshire now! Sarah is such an amazing chef! I'm so happy you showed off freight house!
I live right on the border of Indiana and Kentucky (Rising Sun and Rabbit Hash are only separated by the Ohio River), and so many of these places I've never heard of, but some of them I have, and it's just so nice to see other people enjoy the beauty of Kentucky. I've said this before, but I stopped watching Sorted many years ago, and have only recently started watching again, but damn did I pick a good time to start back up again! Good job boys!
This series has been SO enjoyable to watch! If you ever make your way to Western New York, I would love to show you boys around to some of our AMAZING food places we have here!!
I'm a Paducah native and so glad you enjoyed a stop here. Too bad you didn't try Kirchhoff bakery, they have been in business since the 1870s and have fantastic baked goods. Did you know our town was actually named by Clark of Lewis and Clark fame? Lot's of history here and great food.
Kirchhoff was established in 1873 so even if they were closed up for 40 years they were still in business for over 100 years! Plus it doesn't change the fact they are an amazing bakery!
@Sorted Food - do you know what kind of carp you ate? (Bighead, Silver, Black, Common?) If you get a chance to come out to Missouri or Illinois you should try to find a place that will take you carp jumping! Silver carp (and to a lesser extent, bighead carp) will jump (HIGH) out of the water at the sound of a boat motor. You can shoot them out of the air with a bow and arrow or catch them out of the air in large landing nets. It's SUPER fun and they are delicious!
I am absolutely chuffed, as the British would say, to see you guys at Sonny’s BBQ, even if it isn’t the original. Sonny’s started in Gainesville, Florida, my hometown. We still have two locations here and are so proud that people elsewhere are celebrating the same traditions.
Quick wording note for Chef Ben: homely doesn't mean what you think it does in the USA. It has nothing to do with warm hints of home. It means ugly. So to call something homely is an insult, which is clearly not what you meant. I'm glad you gentlemen seem to enjoy your USA trip. Hopefully we'll get to see you again soon.
It's so refreshing to see these guys sharing a single serving instead of each taking a few bites of an entire meal, only to toss the remainder in the trash as soon as the cameras turn off.
Hey, if y'all come back to the USA you should stop by Illinois and try Portillos! You won't be disappointed! I recommend the cheese fries and beef and cheddar croissant! Also of course you have to try a Chicago style hot dog!
I really enjoy seeing you guys enjoy the food of my country and my region. There's a reason that Mississippi is #1 in obesity in the US, we have so much great tasting food. From the coast to the Delta, from donut shops to Michelin Star chefs and every little fruit stand and dive bar between, we just know how to make food taste great!
Eating at Sonny's for BBQ is like getting a hamburger at McDonalds. We all eat there, but don't like to admit it. My husband is from Kentucky and we've thought about moving back, I really love that state.
@@trulyjupiter, there isn't one near. But I have. There is a good barbeque place where I live, but when you travel you don't always know where places are, how they will be. Sonny's isn't outstanding but you know exactly what to expect. Same thing applies at McDonalds, I know it will be bad.
I love videos like this, because it's a welcome reminder of how much american food and restaurants have advanced from when I was young, and everywhere was Dennys and Applebees. The Freight House looks AWESOME. Would love to visit there.
Old Hickory BBQ is our family's favorite restaurant - the food is always exceptional. It is probably one of the few places that if you hunt (which my cousins do) that you can arrange with them to BBQ your venison for you. Mutton BBQ is unique to the region around Owensboro - si us unique and delicious.. I live in Michigan, but all of my family is in Kentucky - when I visit, it is a "must" go-to place, and I always take BBQ home to Michigan with me.
Western Kentucky is where the uniquely Kentucky style bbq is, because it's where you find mutton and vinegar dip style sauce. Patti's in Kentucky Lake is one of the most Kentucky restaurants in the state, and a unique place to stop in that Jackson purchase region around Paducah.
So glad y'all went to Jim Beam. I just recently got to go on the tour there, and it's fantastic! Looking forward to seeing what you get up to in the next one!
i hope the rest of the tourist boards sponsor a tour of their state i mean, when was the last time we had that much fun watching an ad? Some other channels should really make some notes for their sponsored content
Loving your tour of The South. You've discovered our wonderful food and welcoming spirit. If you want to come to the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill area of North Carolina sometime, let me know and I'll show you some real barbecue. Hell, I'll make you some real barbecue! Looking forward to the cook-off!
i like that as sorted has gone on, while the banter has been very funny, they feel more friendly & open towards each other n overall like a great bunch of friends :]
I live right by the Cumberland Falls! My family has lived there since I was born and it's a great place to take a hike in the warm weather. Wished the boys had seen the Moonbow too!
Happy you guys enjoyed our state and food. You went to practically every city I have frequented except my hometown. Old hickory BBQ is definitely a must visit. Sadly you missed Moonlite Bar-B-Q Inn in Owensboro. Mutton and burgoo are absolutely wonderful. I was wondering if you would visit the castle LOL! I remember being fascinated by it when I was a kid but since I moved to Lexington... Oh that old thing haha!
I love that you tried Burgoo! My family is from north western Kentucky and we make Burgoo at harvest every year... to see it served at Jim Beam is so cool, most people where we live now have absolutely no idea wtf it is. :D
America gave the world great things. This includes cars, great actors, blues, country, jazz, rock and roll, and amazing food. I do want to go back to America for a longer visit, in the future. Also in Kentucky, there is a city called Edmonton. It's also a North London suburb, in England, and the capital city of Alberta, Canada. Thanks for sharing this. I'm really enjoying this series. Cheers! ✌️
Just sitting here sipping my Bakers bourbon and planning my bourbon trail in Kentucky! Definitely some new restaurants going on the list! Love watching you guys try new things ❤
I said this on the last one, and I'll say it again, y'all need to do a BBQ tour of the US. Sonny's is good, but it's definitely a chain in every sense.
I don’t know if you are still doing these road-trip type of videos, or if you’ve got so many suggestions that you’ll never be able to get to all of them, but I’d like to recommend a visit to Vancouver Island in Canada. Afternoon tea at the Empress Hotel in Victoria is a must, and I’d also recommend the Shady Rest in Qualicum Beach, a pub/restaurant that has been operating on the waterfront there for 100 years.
So excited to see you end up in my hometown of Bardstown (bourbon capital of the world)! Kentucky really is an awesome place. And how could you go wrong with bourbon? 😁
I just find this hilarailous, given how many people I've met who argue whether Kentucky is "actually" southern. Hope ya'll make it to tennessee sometime. Great food and great alcohol, whiskey and moonshine are our specialties. and food's especially great if you stop at some hometown places, like river marinas and barbecue and such. From fancier restaurants in touristy places like Gatlinburg to out-of-the-way places that have to survive on food quaility. and if you want beautiful natural surroundings, hard to beat the Smokey Mountains.
Wow you all really criss crossed Kentucky ending in Bardstown just south of Louisville. Glad you visited so many family owned places. Oh is that the Lexington castle.
My grandma use to say if you dont like a certain food its because tou haven't had it when its cooked just right. When its cooked, & seasoned perfectly, you'll love it! Its mostly true. Though I still hate celery. 😂
Hey guys, I've been watching Sorted since 2014, and I love everything you put on TH-cam. I am watching your tour of the South of the United States, and I am enjoying it all. Would you guys ever consider touring upstate New York?
This looks like an amazing trip, America is so big you could vacation there 10 times and have a completely different experience every time
It feels like that's exactly what we've done over the last 8 years or so!!
@@SortedFoodThere is a reason many Americans have never been outside the country, there is already so much to explore within the country.
@@demonicbunny3po although even that we don't do enough
Carp is great. My grandfather use to cook it. super tasty. As soon as he got one, still alive, he'd commandeer the bathtub and swim it in fresh water for 24hrs before butchering it, in order to help remove the muddy water taste. big flakes of flesh, made fantastic fish cakes and soup.
That is one of the smartest yet craziest ways I've heard of someone getting the muddy taste from carp
You must have some Polish in your family! Obligatory bathtub (or in our case, rain barrel) swim before the carp was prepped for Christmas Eve dinner! I still remember the year we had a frost (in England), and the rain barrel had a thick layer of ice on top...took my Grandad and Dad 30 minutes to break through the ice!
@@danutagajewski3330 😂🤣😂
I had to laugh a little bit at seeing the boys go to Sonny's BBQ. It's a fairly large chain and while the food isn't outstanding, it's not bad either. It's consistent, and along with Cracker Barrell, I do look for it because it's a safe place to eat when I'm on a road trip. But definitely wouldn't class it as a "local" place.
If anything it would be local to Florida as the first location was in Gainesville, which he only sold in 2011.
That one may have been the main one, like the first opened kind of thing.
Since these trips are pretty well planned and financed, i wonder if maybe this was kind of a sponsorship type deal, where this was one of the places that offered to have them for the video.
@@mrs.thomas-usmcwife5686 nope, the first was in Florida.
I felt this way when they went to Agave and Rye last video! I live in Cincinnati and I was like "I mean, I personally like A&R but it's not indicative of KY food AT ALL".
Speaking as an American with southern family, I've absolutely been known to break out the plaid depending on the crowd, nothing wrong with making the right impression Jamie!
Tartan, it's called tartan 🏴
@Clarissa Gafoor this actually got me wondering if there is any difference between the two, and though all tartans are plaids, not all plaids are tartans. Plaid is the pattern but tartan refers specifically to the use of a pattern to associate with a family, name, or history. I'm sure you knew this already, but it's very interesting!
@Clarissa Gafoor also a fun fact, a lot of Americans tend to call those kinds of shirts "flannels" because that's the fabric they tend to made of. I didn't use that word because I know it means something different elsewhere 😁
If you’re on a road trip, through rural areas, unfamiliar with the regions weather, and the activities you’ll be experiencing, an change of clothes, in the car, seems smart. Jamie’s action were a good idea. Good call.
@@Sletchman, they are commonly made of cotton for summerweight.
Jamie making a TLC joke at the waterfall is exactly what I needed. Also him changing clothes after the horse ranch was too good!! 😭😭 Jamie continues to be my favorite lad haha
YES!! HAHA! I came here just to give this a thumbs up I laughed out loud at that moment!
I loved that 😂
That was soooo funny 😁 😂 😀
I fully expected ben to ask what jamie was talking about tbh 😂
Kentucky, bourbon, horses, red shorts. What an adventure, the natural landscapes always stunning. Canada can use a coast to coast road trip 👀🤞🏾
Same for 🇹🇹
I would absolutely LOVE that!!
@@SortedFood Yes, please come to Canada!!!
Coast to coast to coast!
The only way to understand and dispel the stereotypes of the South, is to visit. Thank you guys! We are happy to have open minded people come and learn about us as we are rich with history, both good and bad, and are trying to keep our heritage while moving forward.
Exactly this! I live in Cleveland, OH but lived in the south while I was in the Army. Don't believe the negative stereotypes people!
@Imelda EVERYONE is the same amount of safe here. It's all the same. You have jerks everywhere, but you also have some really great people too. There are lots of biracial people where I live and I live in a pretty small area. You get what you give. Give kindness and respect and that's most of the time what you get.
Jamie swapping into a plaid shirt deserves not only the 10 extra minutes, but a resourcefulness badge as well.
I only just discovered the Sorted channel last Fall, but I am soooo happy to see the boys touring the USA and trying out some of our foods! I love the old episodes of your visits to New Orleans (I'm partial since I live there), but truly great to watch you experience Southern food for the first time. Keep up the great content!
Welcome and I hope you're enjoying it!! It's one of my happy places
Ben’s description of mutton as “all the wonderfulness of lamb, but then aged” is 😂 Aged lamb, you say? 😏😏😏
OMG finally I've actually eaten at a restaurant that you guys have gone to! Freight House does a great job of highlight a really critical problem in the US -- invasive species. We should all be eating more carp!
Unlike so many of our British friends, you take the time and effort to visit other than NYC and LA. There's just so much more to our nation. Best wishes from Texas!
Jamie's reference to TLC's Waterfall's was everything!! Also happy he didn't get the poop shovel since he lost so miserably last time 🤣🤣
I was pretty bummed I didn’t get to see you guys live, but man it’s kinda surreal seeing you all practically in my back yard. Loving the series! Cheers! 🥂
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These guys didn’t even have the courtesy to recognize your comment and donation.
Fair enough.
Thanks so much for watching Alex. Maybe we will be back one day, we had such an amazing time 😃
I'm incredibly thankful for this series of videos. I just moved down to central Kentucky in November, and have had no idea where to start exploring the state (other than the bourbon trail, but that one is kind of obvious). You all have given me a great ideas for weekend trips to make, and I greatly appreciate it.
Love 2:45am when there’s a sorted vid! Especially when it’s a travel episode. Like having a midnight snack with old friends. Jay definitely about time you got the 10minutes time bonus!
If you want really outstanding food hit the back roads across America. You will find small mom and pop places that don't look like much, but have the best meals you've ever eaten.
I hope with this experience that you understand the term "southern cooking" means a lot of different things to a lot of different people. The food in Kentucky is going to be wildly different from the food in South Carolina but both are considered southern cooking. Anyway, I look forward to your continued exploration of great food in America. Don't close the book on BBQ until you taste Memphis sweet though. There's just SO MUCH more for you to experience. Maybe set a longterm soft goal of sampling the food from all 50 states? Enjoy it!
As an equestrian, I loved seeing the boys take a crack at horse riding. I’ve been an english rider for 4 years now
If only you guys could have heard the gasp that just came out of my mouth!Paducah is my hometown, and I live in East Hertfordshire now! Sarah is such an amazing chef! I'm so happy you showed off freight house!
I live right on the border of Indiana and Kentucky (Rising Sun and Rabbit Hash are only separated by the Ohio River), and so many of these places I've never heard of, but some of them I have, and it's just so nice to see other people enjoy the beauty of Kentucky. I've said this before, but I stopped watching Sorted many years ago, and have only recently started watching again, but damn did I pick a good time to start back up again!
Good job boys!
This series has been SO enjoyable to watch! If you ever make your way to Western New York, I would love to show you boys around to some of our AMAZING food places we have here!!
I'm a Paducah native and so glad you enjoyed a stop here. Too bad you didn't try Kirchhoff bakery, they have been in business since the 1870s and have fantastic baked goods. Did you know our town was actually named by Clark of Lewis and Clark fame? Lot's of history here and great food.
Kirchoff's has the most amazing cranberry walnut bread and the pimento cheese sandwich on sourdough *chefs kiss*
They have not been in business since 1870. They closed for 40 years. They've only been around for 25 years.
Kirchhoff was established in 1873 so even if they were closed up for 40 years they were still in business for over 100 years! Plus it doesn't change the fact they are an amazing bakery!
@Sorted Food - do you know what kind of carp you ate? (Bighead, Silver, Black, Common?) If you get a chance to come out to Missouri or Illinois you should try to find a place that will take you carp jumping! Silver carp (and to a lesser extent, bighead carp) will jump (HIGH) out of the water at the sound of a boat motor. You can shoot them out of the air with a bow and arrow or catch them out of the air in large landing nets. It's SUPER fun and they are delicious!
The horse back ride made me smile. Those horse, know where they are going to the last step, then turn around.
I am absolutely chuffed, as the British would say, to see you guys at Sonny’s BBQ, even if it isn’t the original. Sonny’s started in Gainesville, Florida, my hometown. We still have two locations here and are so proud that people elsewhere are celebrating the same traditions.
I LOVE when you guys go across the US
Quick wording note for Chef Ben: homely doesn't mean what you think it does in the USA. It has nothing to do with warm hints of home. It means ugly. So to call something homely is an insult, which is clearly not what you meant. I'm glad you gentlemen seem to enjoy your USA trip. Hopefully we'll get to see you again soon.
It's so refreshing to see these guys sharing a single serving instead of each taking a few bites of an entire meal, only to toss the remainder in the trash as soon as the cameras turn off.
Nice to see everyone enjoying themselves here.
So glad you could stop by for some BBQ. We have to agree, those BBQ Beans are the best. 🤩
Hey, if y'all come back to the USA you should stop by Illinois and try Portillos! You won't be disappointed! I recommend the cheese fries and beef and cheddar croissant! Also of course you have to try a Chicago style hot dog!
I really enjoy seeing you guys enjoy the food of my country and my region. There's a reason that Mississippi is #1 in obesity in the US, we have so much great tasting food. From the coast to the Delta, from donut shops to Michelin Star chefs and every little fruit stand and dive bar between, we just know how to make food taste great!
Duck poppers sounds like something Jaime would make in a pass it on and everyone would get mad at him for
Absolutely loving this series. Northeastern American, and never been to Kentucky. Lookin' like a great vacation destination.
As a Kentuckian (Bowling Green) that has been to most of the locations in the video, it was amazing to see you all enjoying our state.
The view of Mike riding (2:28) incredible thanks
Eating at Sonny's for BBQ is like getting a hamburger at McDonalds. We all eat there, but don't like to admit it.
My husband is from Kentucky and we've thought about moving back, I really love that state.
I can't remember the last time I had McDonalds, so speak for yourself.
@@bcaye But you eat at Sonny's?
@@trulyjupiter, there isn't one near. But I have. There is a good barbeque place where I live, but when you travel you don't always know where places are, how they will be. Sonny's isn't outstanding but you know exactly what to expect. Same thing applies at McDonalds, I know it will be bad.
Matt from Paducah, Ky. Big fan. Glad you guys visited our neck of the woods. Freight House is a treasure.
From a barn manager: Good shoveling Mike. 🙂
I was going to comment that I can't believe Jamie didn't go into Jim Beam, but I guess something better is coming up next week. Can't wait for it.
Soooo jealous! The states has always been a bucket list item of mine for the food scene.
Excellent video, but now I'm hungry for some reason.. 👀
Seeing America's great food spots by road trip is so appropriate. Great video
Ben has got the red shorts out again. All is right with the world. 😊
I'm so sad I missed the boys visiting cities all around me! It's nice to see the videos about so many places I know!
I’m leaving a comment solely to praise Jaime for his TLC Waterfalls reference ❤❤❤
I love videos like this, because it's a welcome reminder of how much american food and restaurants have advanced from when I was young, and everywhere was Dennys and Applebees. The Freight House looks AWESOME. Would love to visit there.
Cumberland Falls is my happy place. I’m glad you enjoyed my home state of Kentucky.
🤣🤣🤣 Jamie quoting TLC with the chin caress... LMFAO!
Holy crap! I had no idea about this! Some of my favorite TH-camrs from the UK were not only in my state, but in my home county!!
6:19 I am so intrigued by that chilled melon soup!
I'm loving these! Never end please 🥺
Get so excited when I see updates to this series! Lovely ❤
Old Hickory BBQ is our family's favorite restaurant - the food is always exceptional. It is probably one of the few places that if you hunt (which my cousins do) that you can arrange with them to BBQ your venison for you. Mutton BBQ is unique to the region around Owensboro - si us unique and delicious.. I live in Michigan, but all of my family is in Kentucky - when I visit, it is a "must" go-to place, and I always take BBQ home to Michigan with me.
Western Kentucky is where the uniquely Kentucky style bbq is, because it's where you find mutton and vinegar dip style sauce.
Patti's in Kentucky Lake is one of the most Kentucky restaurants in the state, and a unique place to stop in that Jackson purchase region around Paducah.
I live in Mayfield, KY, about 40 minutes from Paducah. So glad you visited western KY and saw what we have to offer!
So glad y'all went to Jim Beam. I just recently got to go on the tour there, and it's fantastic! Looking forward to seeing what you get up to in the next one!
Am absolutely loving this series! Thanks guys.
"I'm not the biggest fan of Bourbon or fried chicken"...it's a good thing you brought the experts along then, Ben.
Who brought Ben to Kentucky?!
Yeah, I don't even know what that sentence means. He must have been confused.
Uggh, I was wrong, I thought the Cumberland Falls steps were at Mammoth Cave but still really happy y'all enjoyed your time here in Kentucky.
Watching this makes me long for hot summer days. This looks like such a wonderful trip
I have a Sonny's just down the road from me in Florida, they're a nice treat from time to time.
Absolutely love these USA specials
They're amazing
Omg were those lima beans on that succotash?? Lucky, I love those and never really see them on menus anymore. Guess I need to go to Kentucky!
Yup. Succotash is fresh sweet corn , Lima beans, and tomato I think. A little chopped up bacon in it doesn’t hurt either !
Go to the grocery store, they have them in several iterations.
I got married at the kentucky castle! Being a long time fan of you guys from kentucky. This series has made me happy to see!
i hope the rest of the tourist boards sponsor a tour of their state
i mean, when was the last time we had that much fun watching an ad?
Some other channels should really make some notes for their sponsored content
Loving your tour of The South. You've discovered our wonderful food and welcoming spirit. If you want to come to the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill area of North Carolina sometime, let me know and I'll show you some real barbecue. Hell, I'll make you some real barbecue! Looking forward to the cook-off!
😂 I’d love for them to have Eastern and Western ‘que, see what they liked more.
i like that as sorted has gone on, while the banter has been very funny, they feel more friendly & open towards each other n overall like a great bunch of friends :]
I’m from the Daniel Boone national forest and have been to Cumberland falls multiple times! I can’t believe they was here and I didn’t know!
I live right by the Cumberland Falls! My family has lived there since I was born and it's a great place to take a hike in the warm weather. Wished the boys had seen the Moonbow too!
seeing y'all go to old hickory was wild. a local favorite year round. love their vinegar based sauce
I love that your exploring our country. Places I haven't been yet.
Happy you guys enjoyed our state and food. You went to practically every city I have frequented except my hometown. Old hickory BBQ is definitely a must visit. Sadly you missed Moonlite Bar-B-Q Inn in Owensboro. Mutton and burgoo are absolutely wonderful.
I was wondering if you would visit the castle LOL! I remember being fascinated by it when I was a kid but since I moved to Lexington... Oh that old thing haha!
‘Joy’ doesn’t even begin to cover seeing Ben enjoy himself with the Fetching Red Shorts.
stuff like this would be dope as a full documentary
Loving this series so much boys!!! You're absolutely smashing it 👏
I love this series and all of the trips you've made to the US. Will you be hitting Tennessee this time?
I love that you tried Burgoo! My family is from north western Kentucky and we make Burgoo at harvest every year... to see it served at Jim Beam is so cool, most people where we live now have absolutely no idea wtf it is. :D
America gave the world great things. This includes cars, great actors, blues, country, jazz, rock and roll, and amazing food. I do want to go back to America for a longer visit, in the future. Also in Kentucky, there is a city called Edmonton. It's also a North London suburb, in England, and the capital city of Alberta, Canada. Thanks for sharing this. I'm really enjoying this series. Cheers! ✌️
Cars were invented in Germany, unless u meant specific cars. Seems to be a misconception people have. Still many great things invented in the US
The TLC quote at the waterfall 💀💀💀
OMG I feeling so proud of our American food right now, as well as wanting to travel there to eat it myself! 🥰😋
I’m really looking forward to Mike and Jamie’s Kentucky food battle!
These videos make me so hungry. Can't wait for my next trip to the South
Mike's soul died a little at Ben's comments about Fried Chicken
Cucumbers and tomatoes grow really well in the South. I’m in E TN and we get lots of rain in the summer even though it’s hot.
These guys have the best job in the world!
Just sitting here sipping my Bakers bourbon and planning my bourbon trail in Kentucky! Definitely some new restaurants going on the list! Love watching you guys try new things ❤
You might of wanted mentioned that the Old Hickory BBQ is located in Owensboro, KY.
I said this on the last one, and I'll say it again, y'all need to do a BBQ tour of the US. Sonny's is good, but it's definitely a chain in every sense.
I went to highschool in the same town Old Hickory is in! So cool to see you visit!
I don’t know if you are still doing these road-trip type of videos, or if you’ve got so many suggestions that you’ll never be able to get to all of them, but I’d like to recommend a visit to Vancouver Island in Canada. Afternoon tea at the Empress Hotel in Victoria is a must, and I’d also recommend the Shady Rest in Qualicum Beach, a pub/restaurant that has been operating on the waterfront there for 100 years.
So excited to see you end up in my hometown of Bardstown (bourbon capital of the world)! Kentucky really is an awesome place. And how could you go wrong with bourbon? 😁
I love this series, it is too good.
I just find this hilarailous, given how many people I've met who argue whether Kentucky is "actually" southern. Hope ya'll make it to tennessee sometime. Great food and great alcohol, whiskey and moonshine are our specialties. and food's especially great if you stop at some hometown places, like river marinas and barbecue and such. From fancier restaurants in touristy places like Gatlinburg to out-of-the-way places that have to survive on food quaility. and if you want beautiful natural surroundings, hard to beat the Smokey Mountains.
Wow you all really criss crossed Kentucky ending in Bardstown just south of Louisville. Glad you visited so many family owned places. Oh is that the Lexington castle.
I'm glad they were able to try mutton bbq
Fun Fact: Paducah, KY is the childhood home of two American celebrities; actress Jeri Ryan and contemporary gospel singer Steven Curtis Chapman.
My grandma use to say if you dont like a certain food its because tou haven't had it when its cooked just right. When its cooked, & seasoned perfectly, you'll love it! Its mostly true. Though I still hate celery. 😂
Hey guys, I've been watching Sorted since 2014, and I love everything you put on TH-cam. I am watching your tour of the South of the United States, and I am enjoying it all. Would you guys ever consider touring upstate New York?
Y'all were AN HOUR from my house and I had no IDEA TILL NOW. Y'all I'm gonna cry😭