Ineffable TV that’s a bit of an exaggeration. It went more from liquid gold tae all right. If you just add 5 teaspoons of sugar and stir (but make sure you don’t stir it tell it’s flat, just enough for the sugar to dissolve) to the new stuff, you basically have the original stuff. Still though, F Jamie Oliver.
Aye...Dissing Irn-Bru is pretty much blasphemy here. Look what happened when they announced they were changing the recipes. To put it mildly, we were not amused.
Iron bru was the best choice tho but they should have actually had haggis or black pudding and even square sausage (even tho they are meals they are still the best thing we have to offer )
She might of been in America for a long time, meaning her accent isn't quite as strong anymore and is becoming Americanised or she could be subconsciously copying the Americans accent without realising
My Scottish menu: -tablet(it's a sweet don't a drug and it's amazing) -hagus -iron brew(I personally don't like it but it's iconic) -wisky -gin(finest alcohol out their) -short bread -buttery (great with jam) -fish (Scotland has very fresh water and some amazing fish markets) -scottish water(telling it as it is I went to America and their water was horrible)
As someone that lives in Glasgow Scotland 🏴, I legitimately pack irn bru or drink it before travelling and I travel a minimum of 7 times a year 😂
American here, drank Irn Bru for a while when I lived in a state that sold it. After drinking it, fanta orange soda just doesnt hit the spot anymore on a hot day 😂
@@jackiehedges320 used to live in MA moved back to ME and got hit with the reality that it's the middle of nowhere and I've yet to find a store that sells irn bru at all
When I was stationed in Holyloch I kept a big bottle of Irn Bru in my locker on my ship. We would drink till 2:00 am. Grab a cab into town ( Dunoon ), for some fish and chips. Always had a scotch egg. Next morning I would drink Irn Bru for breakfast. Zero hangover. Stuff is great !!
1:00 American Girl: What does haggis mean? Scottish Guy: Haggis is... I would say google it _after_ this. ROFL!!! That's what I would advise, as well. 😂 For those who don't know, it's oatmeal cooked inside a sheep's stomach.
See those burgers you get out of McDonalds and everywhere else...Theres everything and worse in them. You dont think they mince prime beef up to make them surely. It's the left overs. Like every last bit of leftover.
@@maladjustedmaverick6619 what do you think is in your burgers and sausages? Leftovers .. or as you prefer to call it, guts AND bone. Yip. The little hard bits you occasionally come across in them that the machines missed and not ground down to a paste.
@@cmcc3721 I knew that... but it doesn't matter because I never eat fast food. For the record, I see nothing inherently repulsive about organ meats, and would probably try haggis if given the opportunity. My comment was simply acknowledging what the attitude of your average American would likely be. As a health nut with multiple allergies adhering to a very strict diet, I don't exactly qualify.
Haggis is a savoury pudding containing sheep's pluck, minced with onion, oatmeal, suet, spices, and salt, mixed with stock, and cooked while traditionally encased in the animal's stomach though now often in an artificial casing instead.
The personalities in this video are all super sweet. They’re so non-judgemental of each other and open-minded. In other, similar videos I’ve seen people be very judgy and it ruins the whole thing.
Everyone chatting about Fanta being available in the UK and nobody pointing out that the Lays potato chips are just the American name for Walkers Crisps.
Fanta is an orange soda drink. It was created in Germany in 1940. Fanta was created during World War II in Nazi Germany by the German Coca Cola (GmbH) bottling company. Because of the war, there was no shipping between Nazi Germany and the United States.
5:00 Fanta Orange soda is heaps different in America than anywhere else. America's is artificial flavoured whereas the Fanta I've been drinking has orange juice concentrate in it. For the record, Irn Bru tastes like bubblegum flavoured soda.
Judging of the first chips made me think maybe try putting them in bowls and then showing the packets after they pick which ones they like, would be interesting to see if the preference is psychological haha
I feel as though the girl was a fake Scott. Like, she put on an accent for the majority and then swapped to an American accent when she wasn’t trying :((. All is Scott’s are offended.
Nah I disagree. if youve lived for a really long time in the U.S. Especially if you were younger when you moved it can happen. I know girls who moved in their teens and you can barely hear their accent. it happens both ways
Fun fact: scotland is the only country that coca cola isnt the most popular fizzy drink, its Irn Bru
I doubt it because of the recipe change.
Scottewh the breve ya wee lil lochness SHET
scottish army?
Marcie Haldane same
This is absolutely not true. Look at any country with a US trade embargo like Cuba and you will not find any Coca-Cola unless smuggled
Do they think orange fanta doesn't exist in Scotland?
Jem McGrath they do but it’s just not traditional
I know Coca Cola is different
Fanta's German anyway
cptnjackharkness and orange Fanta originated in Italy
or that Fanta is American. They always pick the weakest snacks for America.
Where’s the Tunnocks Caramel Wafers/Snowballs/Tea Cakes! Wham Bars, Tablet & Macaroon!
Ooohhhh the Tablet!!! 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙 😍
Yeah! They needed tablet!
to be honest it looked like they just chose stuff that had the word 'scottish' or 'haggis' in them
Been forever since i've had a teacake yummmm
I don’t know if its British but red cola
They’ve both started to lose their accents a little 😂
The man didn't but the girl did
Dasherr _XD No she hasn’t. You can tell with pretty much every sentence she’s Scottish
TY the man sound half American now
Why would they want their Scottish accent to go, I would hate to lose mine, especially to an American one.
mdlyonn 00 she kind of dips in and out
Was funny watching Scots pretend they didn't know what Fanta was.
Its kinda weird because we have Fanta but I basically never see people buy it lol
Fahmid Miah I only see people drinking it
@@Daicidus idk what part of Scotland drinks Fanta lol
Where is Tizer
@@fahmid3204 truth and honesty keep a croon on causey, ya liein. Gie it up.
I’m just annoyed they didn’t include the Scottish caramel wafers
Ik, I loved those!
Yes!! Or caramel log, lucky tatties, tunnocks tea cakes, edinburgh rock? Hah there’s so many other choices XD
or tablet
Lee's snowballs too!
Tell me more about em good sir. I am enticed
Irn bru has been brewed to a secret recipe since 1901 no one really knows what the flavour is supposed to be, it is it’s own flavour
Yeah until the recipe change that turned it from liquid gold to shite in a bottle.
It’s GIRDER flavoured!
It’s ‘bubblegum’ flavour and it’s gross.
@@andrewbevan5261 it clearly isn't bubblegum flavour.
Ineffable TV that’s a bit of an exaggeration. It went more from liquid gold tae all right. If you just add 5 teaspoons of sugar and stir (but make sure you don’t stir it tell it’s flat, just enough for the sugar to dissolve) to the new stuff, you basically have the original stuff. Still though, F Jamie Oliver.
when they said irn bru tastes like medicine i was offended ngl lol
Brodie M I’ve heard of Irn bru sounds amazing
I have irn bru hair and I live on irn bru and the people ofennded me
MCX_Monkey Madness245 i cant tell if your trying to mock me or soemthing but i don’t ahve ginger hair
Ikr Irn-Bru is amazing
Aye ano same
why does the scottish guy remind me of zac efron in that interview w lily collins
Hahahaha I was wondering where I recognised him from 😂😂
That weird hair...
dell dawson
He reminds me of an old messi
Irn Bru
England: tastes like fizzy vimto
America: tastes like creme soda
Scotland: tastes like good old irn bru
👍
not good old because it barely has as much sugar
It tastes glorious
I’m not even Scottish
I’m English 😂
@@05RoadRunner I am too lol 😂😂
5lonx theman 😂
That one girl Scottish accent goes in and out. Sometimez she has a Scottish accent and sometimes she has an American accent. 😒 erm yeah
pathways678 omg I was searching for this comment her accent was changing the blonde one
Her accent kept changing you can totally hear it
pathways678 true but if she’s been in America for a long time then it’s probably not as strong
I agree with Bella but also some people copy others accents without realizing it so she could be copying his accent but who knows
Probably been in america a while, my gran has a pretty american sounding accent from being in america so long
K the American boy and Scottish girl so have chemistry
Yeah this was like watching a first date.
this series tho
Tatum must because there’s a boy and girl talking doesn’t mean they have “cHeMisTrY”
I'm not seeing it, he's obnoxious and she seems slightly annoyed by him.
I'm catching feels for both of them so they don't have to
I like how the Scottish people pretend that they have not seen or had Fanta before😂 the uk has Fanta!
Yeah especially when the Scottish people live in America and work at buzzfeed.... apparently they go their whole lives not eating any snacks...
the whole world has Fanta lol
Janee Doe I know that but I’m just specifically talking about the uk
That Person Scotland IS IN THE UK
We haven’t
That girl is the least Scottish Scottish person like ever
She is more Scottish than the guy who doesn't sound Scottish at all
The guys bent though so he sounds less broad
I know an Edinburgh girl who sounds American to Americans but she's never been there. There are different accents in Scotland.
I get asked if I’m American bc my accent is soft. Not every Scot sounds like Kevin Bridges. 🤷🏼♀️
vhairi rohanne aye but it’s clear they have lost there slang/accent from being around Americans that’s a thing that happens
The yank guy is the type of American that you can only deal with for an hour max. The girl is sound af
When the scots we're told that the Americans didn't like the irn bru you could see the hatred in their eyes 👀
Most testosterone buzzfeed has experienced in years right there.
I mean I'm from the UK and I would have hatred towards them too
Oodldoodl Noodlesocks 😂👏🏻
@@marwahahmed6618 👁️👄👁️
Aye...Dissing Irn-Bru is pretty much blasphemy here. Look what happened when they announced they were changing the recipes. To put it mildly, we were not amused.
They should have let the Scottish people choose the food to compare
And the Americans
Iron bru was the best choice tho but they should have actually had haggis or black pudding and even square sausage (even tho they are meals they are still the best thing we have to offer )
SUB2PEWDIEPIE i hate haggis and i’m scottish
@@sub2pewdiepie180 haggis is nasty. I remember the one of the few times I had back at Robbie burns night at my school and I was almost sick :)
I’m Scottish and seeing these types of Scottish things makes me so happy
Wierd girl. Accent changes every 2 minutes 🤔 as a scotsman I never thought we could change our accent 🤣🤣
Sean Anderson I can do osma bin Ladin but only when I’m waiting to go to class.
She might of been in America for a long time, meaning her accent isn't quite as strong anymore and is becoming Americanised or she could be subconsciously copying the Americans accent without realising
@@lucidvista2834 yeah probably. Still it's not often us stubborn Scots change our accents 🤣🤣
yeah m8 - accents change
The greatest impression of an American I’ve heard was from a Scott I was shook cause he managed to sound more American than me.
Irn Bru can only be described as crazy, ginger and phenomenal
Should have gone for proper Soda rather than a German drink Fanta.
Speedy Gonzalez yeah like I expected coke lol
@@afernandes2898 we have coke here tho
Coke in Europe is different to the version in the States.
something like Mountain Dew Code Red that I doubt they have in Scotland.
@@andrewthezeppo we have mountain dew its nasty now they should have offered yer nast root beer and americans could try dandelion and burdock
Little do the Americans know, we have lays in this country but their called “Walkers, Crisps”
There’s an international market in my town. I tried the ketchup and prawn flavored and must agree- WAY BETTER
To different companies owned by Pepsi
...
*WHICH ONE OF U DOSENT KNOW HOW TO FLUSH THE TOILET AFTER THEY TAKEN A SHET*
Lemon the Tart :3 DESGUSTANG
Lol not one of our proudest moments lol x
DESGUSTANGG!!!!!!!
DISCUSSTANG
DEGUSTANG
My Scottish menu:
-tablet(it's a sweet don't a drug and it's amazing)
-hagus
-iron brew(I personally don't like it but it's iconic)
-wisky
-gin(finest alcohol out their)
-short bread
-buttery (great with jam)
-fish (Scotland has very fresh water and some amazing fish markets)
-scottish water(telling it as it is I went to America and their water was horrible)
They should've tried tablet
Finally some IRN BRU on that show aye
I like how the Scottish girl changes her accent to sound more American
Danny or she just doesn’t have that much of a natural accent and it just naturally changes while she talks and she’s not actually changing it
0:02 why is he giving me Zac Efron vibes 😂😂
I love this video because I’m from Scotland 🏴
Me too
me two
Scotland🏴
“I would actually swap with this because mmm- I like the sugar-“ I get you man
How did they not share Scotland’s Teacakes?!?!
And oatcakes
“I like the sugar”
- Cameron 2019
As someone that lives in Glasgow Scotland 🏴, I legitimately pack irn bru or drink it before travelling and I travel a minimum of 7 times a year 😂
that one girl was disagreeing with everything he said holy crap
Like her opinion is the only thing that matters.
@@keith_chung ay yo watch yo tone
@@aidanmcguinness5852 if she doesnt want to hear other's opinions on the things she likes then she shouldn't have joined the swap.
@@keith_chung that’s what I’m saying….
0:28 she sang it like a song. Keep pressing it 💃
American here, drank Irn Bru for a while when I lived in a state that sold it. After drinking it, fanta orange soda just doesnt hit the spot anymore on a hot day 😂
@@jackiehedges320 used to live in MA moved back to ME and got hit with the reality that it's the middle of nowhere and I've yet to find a store that sells irn bru at all
I’m American raised by an Irish family. There are many things I love.
Corn beef and cabbage, breakfast tea, potatoes, and cheeseburgers
1:39
Scottish guy: *loses accent*
2:57 ayyeeee the original Scottish dirty mind
jennieuphoria, ikr
I’m Scottish right and I’ve never heard of chocolate shortbread but I’m gonna be honest their accents were being lost just by being near Americans😂😂
When I was stationed in Holyloch I kept a big bottle of Irn Bru in my locker on my ship. We would drink till 2:00 am. Grab a cab into town ( Dunoon ), for some fish and chips. Always had a scotch egg. Next morning I would drink Irn Bru for breakfast. Zero hangover. Stuff is great !!
That Scottish girl was just not having it lmao.
1:00
American Girl: What does haggis mean?
Scottish Guy: Haggis is... I would say google it _after_ this.
ROFL!!! That's what I would advise, as well. 😂 For those who don't know, it's oatmeal cooked inside a sheep's stomach.
See those burgers you get out of McDonalds and everywhere else...Theres everything and worse in them. You dont think they mince prime beef up to make them surely. It's the left overs. Like every last bit of leftover.
It’s not oatmeal it’s the rest of a sheep
@@harri1997 Huh... I looked it up and it seems it's actually the guts plus oatmeal and some other ingredients... so I was partially correct.
@@maladjustedmaverick6619 what do you think is in your burgers and sausages? Leftovers .. or as you prefer to call it, guts AND bone. Yip. The little hard bits you occasionally come across in them that the machines missed and not ground down to a paste.
@@cmcc3721 I knew that... but it doesn't matter because I never eat fast food. For the record, I see nothing inherently repulsive about organ meats, and would probably try haggis if given the opportunity. My comment was simply acknowledging what the attitude of your average American would likely be. As a health nut with multiple allergies adhering to a very strict diet, I don't exactly qualify.
I'm Scottish-Chinese (and Swedish) so I relate to the Scottish snacks
wow what a mix!
Blake:
*crunch*
"Now listen to this!"
*crunch*
"See, it is sooooo different!"
They were literally the same...
I grew up in Scotland, I came here to admire the accent. I miss speaking like that.
I've never fookin seen mackies haggis
DRTDRTNXDNTTRJDJFTD ME TOO
You can’t have a “nice LITTLE English breakfast “ 😂😂
Where’s the Tunnocks tea cakes? Caramel wafers? Caramel logs? There’s so many better Scottish snacks, poor show 🙈
OMG You’re right!
I’m British butt I’ve been to Scotland.
megan.avolio curries red kola vs Coca Cola is a better comparison that Fanta and Irn Bru
BakuBubblez 12 .... scotland is in britain ... we are technically british as well
Charisse is so beautiful, my goodness. And with that accent? Man, perfect.
I'm glad that Ralph Macchio liked the shortbread. While I'm here let me tell him that I'm really looking forward to the next series of Cobra Kai.
The “Scottish” girl was like changing to American to Scottish like every 5 seconds
Tends to happen when nobody in America can understand our accents so we subtly start having to change our accents subconsciously
The disappointment on his face when the woman says she prefers Fanta 🤣
the Scottish ones are lying about never trying fanta, it’s just as common as buying irn bru
You should do a part 2 with red kola, caramel wafers and tunnocks teacakes
Haggis is a savoury pudding containing sheep's pluck, minced with onion, oatmeal, suet, spices, and salt, mixed with stock, and cooked while traditionally encased in the animal's stomach though now often in an artificial casing instead.
*Girl:* Just dip this biscuit-
*ME: HOLD ON I THOUGHT YOU WERE AMERICAN*
Wtf I'm Irish an Iron Brue is the sexiest thing ever
Speaking for all the Scots. *Irn Bru
No Jaffa Cakes. That’s shocking they didn’t have Jaffa cakes .
I remember finding out that they don't have Irn-Bru everywhere. Y'all are seriously missing out.
where's the tunnocks and tablet at?? 💔
CAN you make a video about the fringe in Edinburgh Scotland it starts August 2
It has to be 1901 version of Irn-Bru. It knocks the aspartame version out of the water.
Can you please do Americans Vs Haitians Swap Snack?🇭🇹🇺🇸
Yasssss!
Haiti has food?
@@liberalbias4462 Yes wtf do u mean 🙄🙄 EVERY COUNTRY HAS FOOD AND SNACKS DUHHH🙄🙄🙄
Scotland: Scotland forever
USA: God bless America
The personalities in this video are all super sweet. They’re so non-judgemental of each other and open-minded.
In other, similar videos I’ve seen people be very judgy and it ruins the whole thing.
You can go to b&m and get American sweets smh 🤦🏼♂️
5:26 “it tastes just like cream soda”.
Guy needs his tastebuds checking 💀
Who clicked just to hear the accent 🙋🏻♀️
@Huff Boy m8 wit ye oan aboot
Huff Boy just talk normal no way an accent on the internet you spastic
Huff Boy, I wonder how long that took you! 😂 I just type the normal way even though I am Scottish.
@@gingythescot1161 the accent was part of the joke..
When they chose Fanta over irn bru... I cried... like fr Fantas good don’t get me wrong but irn bru is just smfn else 🤩🤩
To quote that one girl I know
“Milano cookies are the backbone of America”
Where are my Glasgow peeps at
here
V3NGENCE_ yas
Nothing beats a glass bottle of irn bru, sausage supper, brown sauce, two pickled onions. OMG.
Do American and Irish people swap snacks
Yh I went to Scotland for 30 mins in a layover and I remember buying like five cans
What do you call a drunken scottish muslim, : Pishtoot Maheed.
If you're going to compare crisps, you should have gone with Walkers...
walkers are english
Fav actor is Scottish
His name is David Tennant
Everyone chatting about Fanta being available in the UK and nobody pointing out that the Lays potato chips are just the American name for Walkers Crisps.
Speaking of Scottish people
WhERe iS ThE lAMb SuAcE
He is a discount Scot
Brosef Stylin1878 it’s the accent, just so English it’s a shame
Brosef Stylin1878 haha sorry moite
Really you
Could’ve gotten the jalapeño kettle cooked, they’re way better
The Scottish guy looked like captain price and talked like him
Next time "American & Dane (Denmark) snack swap
Iben og Laura Yeah that sounds like a very good idea 💡 my friends 🇩🇰 🙂😎✌️
Fanta is an orange soda drink. It was created in Germany in 1940. Fanta was created during World War II in Nazi Germany by the German Coca Cola (GmbH) bottling company. Because of the war, there was no shipping between Nazi Germany and the United States.
the Americans didn’t like the irn-bru. Scots, ATTACK.
Lol, but the Scottish girl didn’t really like any of the American snacks
Vikki L see everyone of these “American snacks” they’re not American at all and can be bought in stores over here.
5:00 Fanta Orange soda is heaps different in America than anywhere else. America's is artificial flavoured whereas the Fanta I've been drinking has orange juice concentrate in it. For the record, Irn Bru tastes like bubblegum flavoured soda.
Lay's are from England, not America lol... originally called Walkers
Fanta is also German...
The girl on the American side was so cool and open minded. Love how she brought that Kel reference in :D
Your country’s food standards are pretty shocking if Scottish food is less sugary and oily 😂
they’ve literally been in la for 7 years and he supposedly doesn’t know what fanta is um ok
It’s nice to see Scotland noticed on youtube instead of America England and Australia
Literally all brits have tea
Like if your British 🇬🇧
BareNuckle Jack yes , with bus hits
as a scot i have no idea what those crisps are
"WE'RE SWOPPIN SNEKS"
Irn bru is the best!
Scottish girl and American dude swapped may more than snacks after this
Judging of the first chips made me think maybe try putting them in bowls and then showing the packets after they pick which ones they like, would be interesting to see if the preference is psychological haha
I feel as though the girl was a fake Scott. Like, she put on an accent for the majority and then swapped to an American accent when she wasn’t trying :((. All is Scott’s are offended.
Nah I disagree. if youve lived for a really long time in the U.S. Especially if you were younger when you moved it can happen. I know girls who moved in their teens and you can barely hear their accent. it happens both ways
I was over the moon to find Irn Bru in Singapore it was expensive but a nice surprise to find.
In Scotland we don’t say snakes we say scran
Why is America always having the worst snacks ? Like cmon y’all know damn well we got better snacks than all that.
tatea :}
Hershey vs Cadbury
I can’t stop watching these videos 😂