Food Court: Canadian Edition with Michael Bublé
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- Order! Order! Food court is now in session! Watch as the honorable Michael Bublé presides over the case of Canadian Cuisine v. The World! Plus, a sneak peek at his new improvised single "Ketchup Chips"! #FoodCourt #Colbert #MichaelBuble
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Canadian friends once described Beavertails to me as “doughnut roadkill” and I’ve got to say that is spot on! And delicious, especially when almost dying of hypothermia in at an outdoor ice rink. (I’m Australian. Canadian winters are beautiful but BRUTAL)
Awesome! I had no idea Michael had such a sense of humor, it's just uplifting.
script ?
If you ever go to a Michael Bublé concert (I have), it’s half concert, half comedy show. *Trust Me.*
You misspelled 'humour'.
@@Sekusamu No, it's commonly spelled both with the 'u' (British spelling) and without the 'u' (American spelling).
@@ingve77 I meant in the civilised world.
I'm amazed Canadian and German junk food have a lot in common. We also love Pizza Hawaii, Ketchup Chips and Ketchup - in our curry sauce for "Currywurst"
"Currywurst" is just in Berlin, isn't it? Or, at least, it originated in Berlin...with curry sauce from the British soldiers after the war.
@@TFlex01 No Currywurst is everywhere in Germany. It was invented in Berlin by Herta Heuwer
@@TFlex01 No, there is also Currywurst in other areas like Ruhrgebiet.
Yes to all of this.
It makes sense there are almost as many people of German decent as French in Canada.
I like where he goes with all this! He's not afraid to be weird. Try the syrup! 😂
"Try the syrup, eh?" FIFY XD
Huh. I didn’t know I loved Michael Bublé, but it turns out I do. This was sheer delight.
"I think it's like a donut"
*buzzer sound*
Producer: "It's fried dough"
So... A donut then.
Oliebollen.
my reaction precisely.
Fun fact! The only people who call Canadian bacon Canadian bacon are Americans! We call it breakfast ham. The only bacon you are likely to find for breakfast in Canada is American style bacon. Which we just call bacon. 🥓🇨🇦
I don't know where you are, but here in Ontario we call it back bacon (or peameal bacon if covered in cornmeal)
@@AserHapi Out west in Manitoba. We do call it back bacon but mosty referred to as breakfast ham. But the American style side bacon is king out west. If you ask for eggs and bacon that's what you get. Do you have a lot of back bacon out that way?
Nah...it depends which province you're in... manitoba doesn't do Canadian bacon in the restaurants too much unless it's frequented by long haul truckers...or if you go to an actual meat market to buy it...most grocery stores don't have the Canadian bacon...
But we have alot of "American bacon" but it comes from Canadian cows...
😆
Ontario has Canadian bacon all over t he place....Well, both...😂
@@numbnutz9398 Yes...lol...breakfast ham... forgot about that term...😂😂😂
Don't other regions call it Bareback bacon?
Michael + Steven + Bublé = hilarity. He partakes in self deprecation while simultaneously sharing the love. Such a humorous guy! Thank you Canada for Michael Bublé.
"Slap those beavers' tails around" lol.
I love that he didn't throw the cards around and make a mess. I feel like I probably should have been Canadian.
Ceasars are absolutely amazing and comparing them to the blandness of a Bloody Mary is an outrage
Dude’s so naturally funny 😂
If you’ve ever seen him live, he literally does stand up in between songs 😂
In the beginning it was kind of a French Newfy (Newfoundland) accent… He was born,raised and
educated in Burnaby, British Columbia, a city next to Vancouver…🇨🇦💕🇨🇦💕
It sounded like the accent Americans do when their making fun of Canadians.
@@angelaraber yeah, the show made him do that
Maybe he was just imitating Bob and Doug McKenzie.
I am on the side of poutine, maple syrup, and pineapple on pizza.
Thank you to our closest neighbors, Ontario, for that last one. ~ Love from Michigan
My friend from Minnesota feels the same...maybe we should move the border a bit south.
Butter tarts for dessert.
How could you forget the miracle that is All-Dressed?
I'm a Pill Dickle person, myself.
They missed butter tarts!
And _Nanaimo Bars!_ Boblé should know better.
I've had Canadian maple syrup before. It makes me want to do a maple syrup heist.
It's not a Bloody Caesar. It's just a Caesar, and they are delicious.
Is too.
Yeah. Is too. But you can order a "caesar" in a lot of Central American places and not get a salad.
@@johnspooner1403 I want to correct you, but I'm not even sure what you're claiming.
A Bloody Caesar is not a thing. It is called a Caesar. They aren't 2 seperate things. If you call it that they might think you're American and are confusing the 2 drinks Bloody Mary and Caesar. Regardless of how much, or how little garnish (or salad as the Brits like to call all vegetables for some reason) or what the garnish is, it's just a Caesar.
Like... The tomato juice is what makes the Bloody Mary, bloody, right? So, I am interested to hear your theory on what a "Caesar" would be made with then? That it wouldn't be "bloody" unless asked for it? But according to you it's a celery stick or some olives or something? Wasn't aware that vegetables bled. Besides tomatoes, hence, etc and so forth.
@@cleementine Would you care to finish that sentence?
@@dbone3356 - Geez, that’s a lot to unpack, but I’ll give it a go. Yes, the original name of the cocktail is “Bloody Caesar”. I’m old enough (fuckin’ old) to remember that. It was concocted as a variation of the bloody mary. Order it however it pleases you. I’m not sure what your garnish rant is about, but the “bloody” part of a caesar derives from the clamato juice that forms much of the drink and gives it the red colour. Clam nectar and tomato juice equals clamato juice. Basic. I threw in the Central American reference because even though much of the USA has never heard of one, Mexican and Costa Rican resorts are familiar with Canadians and their caesars. They keep the clamato well stocked. Here endeth the lesson.
Gotta love this guy 👏😂
Why didn't you mention your specialties, Ham Bubbly and Bubbly Ham? one of the absolute funniest SNL skits was Michael and Jon Hamm opening a restaurant together. I was literally scared for Michael. 😆
I grew up eating Hawaiian pizza lol so I’m with him 🤷🏻♀️🤣
Canadians prefer American bacon too. Not many things are better with peameal bacon except possibly eggs benedict...for everything else, American bacon.
Who says ‘American bacon’? That’s not a thing.
I'm Canadian and I have no idea what Canadian bacon is. Definitely a term coined by a non-Canadian.
It's peameal bacon to us, my friend. Michael's just been in the states too long.
I literally had poutine for dinner tonight. Would have had a Caesar but I'm fresh out of Clamato juice. Hawaiian pizza is a delight. And lastly, I'm from Ottawa, home of the first Beaver Tail stand, so I'm a little crushed he doesn't know what it is. Michael, next time you're in town meet me in the Byward Market and I'll buy you one.
It's not generally a thing out west. Being from MB, the first time I heard about it was when I went to Kingston for university.
Thank you, Canada! I had no idea that pineapple pizza was yours - before it was ours. Bless you forever!
Said no Italian...ever.
That's OK, you can keep it, sorry.
@@alanmacification More for me!
Canada invented it, but I think Australia might have more of it.
Not only ketchup but I also do mac n cheese with crushed tomatos or tomato sauce or even tomato soup. And no better way to eat pizza than with Canadian bacon and pineapple. I even put pineapple juice and chunks in my hot wing sauce
I make fancy gourmet Mac and cheese so God no ketchup. But it does have some fire roasted tomatoes.
0:19 “I have to define it in five words, well f**king fine!” Lol 🤣🤣
Who let this man out before December?
Michael Bublé is always good every single time of the year.
There is no such thing as Canadian bacon. There is peameal bacon sold in Southern Ontario which is a cured pork loin. But you won't find that anywhere north of the Severn River. Americans have something called " Canadian Bacon " but it is just ham.
Thank you, I was hoping someone would mention this.
As I learned when ordering a pizza with Canadian bacon while in Toronto. It is definitely not what’s offered here in the lower 48, that’s for sure.
we have peameal bacon up here in northern ontario too. fry it it up with a nice crisp outside, douse with a lil maple syrup and eat with ur ketchup topped eggs :D
No Tourtiere?
As a french canadian this should be there
Canadian food is so awesome.
I love Michael Bublé.
Why do they never mention maple butter? It's even better than maple syrup.
On warm buttered toast! Yummm!
Ketchup on eggs, chips, mac n' cheese is a Canadian thing? Hell, we were up in the hood in the 80s thinking we were being fancy.
Y'all didn't realize you were just Canadian. 🤣
Yep, don't forget Hawkins "Cheezies"! Only in Canada, tough noogies 'Mericans!
@@hotlov72 those Hawkins are my religion after vaping some legal weed.
@Lynn St Laurent oh and I almost forgot about Hickory Sticks (which are basically these potato chip stick things) and Cuban lunch, thanks for comin' back Cuban Lunch even if your only half the size now.
Love Michael Bublé. I've had pineapple on my pizza, but with pepperoni instead of ham...I love that combination much better.
🍍 DOES belong on 🍕.
Ketchup chips song! Lmao!
Try pepperoni and pineapple pizza...so good.
Get yourself a Peameal Bacon sandwich with a side of Sweet and Spicy Miss Vicky’s Ketchup chips and your life will be complete.
The Mrs Vicki's Sweet and Spicy Ketchup chips are LIFE. They need to increase production because they sell out all the time!
Poutine is awesome. I love poutine. I mean it does sound gross gravy fries with cheese curds but it tastes great. I also miss Tim Hortons. When I was in Canada Tim Hortons coffee was the only coffee I'd drink with a little maple donut. 😁😁😁
The heck? Where is the Coffee Crisp? The Maple Dare Cookie? Hickory Sticks? Crunchie bars?
You should do a Russian food court... Is Potato 🥔
hey, potato is far healthier food than anything mentioned in this clip - except when made into [french] fries
To be fair, the Irish seem to like potatoes as well. Bill Burr spent like 15 minutes talking about potatoes on his last Monday morning podcast. 🤣
I am Canadian and I do not know what "canadian bacon" is; the only bacon I have known all my life is crisps bacon strips
He was talking about back bacon (a.k.a. pea meal bacon). We have ALL the bacon: side bacon (that he called American bacon) and back bacon and turkey bacon for those who don't eat pork. :)
Ironically, I first had ketchup chips in Brasil as a kid. They're good.
best segment
This video finally explains why the dudes from Bare Naked Ladies want fancy ketchup on their "Kraft Dinner" in the song "If I had a Million Dollars."
i was raised in the deep south and eat ketchup on all those things also (eggs and Kraft dinner yes so good), 'cept i didn't know there were ketchup chips until i saw trailer park boys 🎉
Dill pickle chips are better.
The Ketchup Song. Stompin' Tom Connors. Ketchup loves potatoes.
I love Hawaiian pizza. I didn't realize it originated in Canada.
It was invented by a Greek restaurant owner named Sam in Chatham Ontario in 1962. Hawaiian was the brand of canned pineapple he used. I love it with regular crispy bacon.
I hope he gets to experience a Prairie Caesar bar someday. Some weddings/dances will have a buffet of toppings for your Caesar. My usual is spicy, pickle juice with extra pickled beans and asparagus
sounds like wisconsin except wisconsin’s has bloodies
Aren't there enough things in a Caesar, my friend? I think I'll pass on the pickles, just not a fan.
Ben’s Smoked Meat closed in 2006, mon chum. But it was good, I loved it till the end.
Is Schwartz's still there? I only lived in Montreal for a year and it was on my walk from McGill to my apartment and I often stopped in.
@@christophermerlot3366 Yes, still going strong. They opened a takeout venue just next door. And Main is still there across the street.
A shame this didn't mention Canadian All Dressed potato chips, which is supposedly a combination of the BBQ, ketchup, sour cream & onion, and salt & vinegar seasonings. Sounds like a mess, but it's actually amazing.
As a Canadian, I think they absolutely got the wrong celebrity for this. This was a job for Jim Carrey, Mike Myers, or Ryan Reynolds.
Ryan Reynolds would be epic
Need Colter Wall to tell y'all about Vico
Or Trevor Wilson
But Ryan is from Vancouver. What does he know about poutine?
@@coolcat8b I mean, I'm sure he's had it. But his responses would be great, whatever they were.
Btw it's local from N. Michigan where I now live but I put the maple syrup in everything. Baked goods. Sauces. On roast veg...
Ketchup loves Potatoes. By Canadian artist Stoppin Tom Conners. Play it Steve!
He is JUST PRECIOUS ☺️☺️☺️
I love pineapple on my pizza. And I want to try authentic poutine!!!!!
Hawaiin pizza IS THE GREATEST PIZZA EVER. LOVE IT.
Ok bublé is wholesome now I love him!!!
When I was a kid I’d always have three kinds of pizza at my birthday party: plain cheese, pepperoni, and Hawaiian. I loved Hawaiian pizza as a kid, but haven’t had it since my last birthday party. Haven’t seen a place that serves it in a couple decades.
YOU MISSED BUTTER TARTS!
One last comment .There's a place somewhere in Mtl. that makes duck poutine The chips are fried in duck fat the gravy is duck stock ,chunks of duck breast on top 'MMMMMM but$$$$$$ can't recall the name ,If you come here you'll have to look it up. Worth it !!!
The place is called " le pied de cochon". They also serve one with foie gras
Add some blue cheese on that pizza! 😘👌
Heinz stop making ketchup in Canada, French's then took over making ketchup from Canadian tomato.
French's mustard is made from Canadian mustard seed, ketchup was the obvious next step.
Michael Buble didnt mention all dressed chips, another Canadian favorite..
We also have amazing chocolate bars, our chocolate tastes more British than American.
Tim hortons has cereal, they have chocolate, vanilla and mocha as the donut flavors.
You forgot the Nanimo bars!
...and the butter tarts!
Hey Michael - you forgot Butter Tarts,Nanaimo Bars and Mincemeat (not really meat anymore)Pie!!!
He's pretty accurate on this.
Beavertails are more of an eastern thing and he's a western boy so I'm not real surprised he's not familiar, but they are amazing. Kinda like a flat, light donut with toppings, but better.
Canadian bacon will do in a pinch, but it's not nearly as good as your standard crispy bacon strips.
Poutine is great, but only if you don't care about your weight.
I'm honestly surprised that ketchup chips are not more popular in the U.S.
Maple syrup is nectar of the gods.
It’s *backbacon!!!!!!* Not Canadian bacon. 😁
Stuff Canadians call Canadian-food inspires a drink, the Mooseknuckle: gin, vermouth, a squirt of ranch, a dash of worschestershire-sauce and a slug of V8 or bloody-mary-mix, garnish with a rhubarb stalk, a sprig of cilantro, and a pinch of good salt; but give me credit as source.
I'm from Hawaii and love pineapple on veg pizza.
Our Hawaiian pizza was invented in Chatham Ontario. It's pineapple and ham and lots of cheese.
@@cleementine We use Canadian bacon 😂🤷🏻♀️
What?!?! No Coffee Crisp??! 😀
I've never heard him speak before and jesus is that so different form his singing voice.
Maybe it's bc I'm from Detroit that some of these are familiar. I love Uncle Rays ketchup chips.
First had Hawaiian pizza in a bar in downtown Detroit in the early 70s. I was sold. I make it vegan and gluten free. But it should really be made on Detroit style pizza which that was not.
Detroit pizza settles the whole Chicago vs NY thing.
I associate Vietnamese food with Winsor bc of the great food in their Asian district. Better than any I've had this side of the Bridge.
My Italian ancestors are ALL rolling in their graves. But I really really like Hawaiian Pizza (Ham and Pineapple) it’s even better with Jalapeños added to it.
I know it’s not Italian. I’m not suggesting it is. It’s not my favourite type of pizza. But I do really enjoy it once in a blue moon.
I have been to Ben's many times. I miss it. I don't think it survived the pandemic unfortunately. lmao I love the beaver tail jokes. Poutine is awesome and Hawaiian pizza is the best. It's my fave pizza. Ketchup chips are a classic.
Canadian everything, except two things. I can't stand a Caesar over a Bloody Mary, and it's hot sauce over ketchup, or my Mexican boyfriend's chef mom will disown me.
Canadian bacon is just ham. Fight me ;)
Ugh! In Canada, we eat bacon, just like the States. We call "Canadian Bacon" .... HAM!
Make the Ketchup Chips song Number 1!!
I buy 12 (canadian 6/5 of American) gallons of maple syrup every year.I get it from someone who makes it ,so it's only 40-45 CAD / gal.I use almost no honey and maybe 20-30 lb. of white sugar /year Most of the sugar in maple products is sucrose anyway,same as cane ,so I'm not sure it makes much difference except for flavour and that's a big difference MMMMMMMM!! If you've not had maple butter on toast go get some NOW!!! ALSO just in the last couple years there's a guy in Montreal making ,like Eagle Brand sweet evaporated milk sweetened with 100% maple sugar AWESOME :on toast:in porridge :straight out of the can with a spoon . Name's Martin Picard, don't know if you can get it anywhere else it costs 2x as much as Eagle ,but worth it MMMMM!!!
That maple syrup evaporated milk sounds awesome! Does this guy have a website?! How do you order?
I suppose The Ketchup Song by Las Ketchup just passed him by.
He may have heard the song, but he clearly didn't know the name.
It was the seventh most popular song in Canada in 2002. Topped the year end charts in a bunch of European countries.
I love ketchup. It makes my morning eggs-and-bacon taste happy. Maybe the sugar? But I've had gourmet ketchup before and it also tasted fantastic with less sugar. Although if there's an option for grilled tomatoes, I'd happily ditch ketchup.
DiJON ketchup!
l was introduced to clamato juice by my Canadian friends from Saskatchewan, quite hard to find here. AND: nope, no way, no how, does pineapple belong on pizza! Sorry Michael.. not going there. We have our own version of ketchup nicknamed "train smash" on meat pies here. If you ever come out to NZ, I will treat you to a meat pie with "train Smash" . Had a good chuckle with your take on Canadian food court!
Personally I like UK bacon. It's the back bacon (Canadian bacon) with a section of side bacon (UK calls it streaky bacon) attached. Best of both worlds pluses a little brown sauce. Delicious.
It is amazing.
in canada there is just normal bacon and back bacon what amercians say is canadian bacon the whole world including canada call its sliced ham
Thank you for calling it back bacon instead of Cdn bacon. UK bacon does sound awfully good.
isnt 'UK bacon' mainly made in Denmark?
@@TheCanadiangirl4 I had it every morning for 3 weeks. The bacon, where I was, was really well smoked and delicious.
Ketchup rules. Ketchup on blue box is a must. Ketchup on eggs grew up with that. Sorry America. BTW we call it bacon only you call Canadian Bacon.
Pasta foood i need
Canadian back bacon on a bun with cheddar cheese. Mmmmmmm
Throw some Montreal Smoked Meat on that poutine and you've got a deal!
I find it depends on the situation with the bacon debate, if it's on something then American, if it's beside something like eggs at breakfast then I could either way.
Boost Caesar!!!!
Love Hawaiian pizza!
He is correct about pizza.
"Canadians have unhealthy obsession with ketchup" 🤔Am I from Canadia?
_Ketchup_ on _potato_ chips. I may well have to _try_ that, now.
They are actually ketchup flavoured potato chips. Dill pickle is big too!
If you want to try a Quebec specialty, mayo on French fries instead of ketchup. (Real type mayo, not miracle whip) It’s so good, and the extra calories give you strength for winter 😄
@@monday9026 Mayo on fries is from Belgium, they have several types of different flavored mayo.
Hahaha!!!
you missed canadian butter tarts
I do love ketchup. Gotta try it on some Mac now…
bagged milk!
I am from New York, but there is room in my heart for so many kinds of pizza. Except the kind I had in Portugal in 1985 - yellow unmelted cheese, possibly ketchup. 🤢 I don't like most of the chains, but that goes for most fast food, doesn't it?