Did I pick some good American snacks for this video? Anything you'd suggest if I did another one?? I've got plenty more where this came from, so if you liked this video (thanks!), check out more here: ua-cam.com/play/PLfItiEY3o1muLhxDVZu1fRFKzGV1bw7JO.html
I'd love to see you try more of our belly expanding snacks...problem with suggestions is that I don't know what's available in the UK as well as the US (my favorite snack right now is Chicken in a Bisket crackers...my daughter bought me some Angie's Boom Chicken Pop [dark chocolate drizzled kettle corn] which I'm loving too). I'm surprised you liked the Twix...as a long time buyer of chocolate items from a British store in Plymouth MA I know your chocolate is waaaay more tastier than ours...though that dark chocolate drizzled kettle corn is delicious.
Idk if it's something you WANT to try or not, but Spam is MUCH better if you slice and fry it. Flavor gets a bit milder and the texture improves drastically. Goes great on a sandwich. Also tastes great if you cube it up, fry it, and add it to scrambled eggs.
@@mrbarrylewis ok good. fried spam is so much better than eating it cold. The spam with bacon, you can give it a flour dredge and fry it and it's lovely. you dont even need to dip it in egg since its kinda wet, so the flour will cling to it nicely.
Depending on what state you’re in, you find wild experimental flavors or state specific flavors. Could make a whole series going from state to state finding those interesting flavors of common snacks. Also now I want a good Philly cheesesteak.
Maybe you could come to St. Paul, Minnesota, Barry? My eleven year old daughter is your biggest fan and would love to meet you. I would also, but she's the one who watches every video you make.
Barry if your in Florida again, you are contractually required by law to try publix stores sub sandwiches. the chicken tender pub sub is a local delicacy. Love, Florida man.
I think you passed by all the discontinued items in the store and grabbed them by mistake lol! Even though it didn’t represent true American fattening snacks, I really enjoyed you trying them out and would love to see a part two, but enjoy the vacation first⭐
I don't know where you shop, but I saw All of these items at my local Walmart just 2 days ago, and most are actually pretty new. The Spam has been out for a long time, but the others are mostly new flavors. They aren't the most common versions but he's already eaten a lot of American foods so trying some new novelty flavors of standard brands makes sense.
I guess I’m wrong about it then. I did see the vanilla spice cheerios on discontinued shelf and I have never seen any of the other varieties at my Walmart. Must be a regional thing- that’s interesting! Thanks for letting me know, I’ll have to consider that next time@@BlueRoseFaery
Fantastic! I’ve been watching loads of videos of Americans trying British snacks but haven’t found any the other way round. You’ve filled that void for me, thank you.
we only slice spam thin and fry very well. Never straight out of the can, never met a bad pop tart flavor. Yes have favorites and some much lower on my list but they are all pretty good especially toasted.
I've never really eaten a spam that is not fried. We always fry it. It's so good fried especially if you get the edges crunchy. We love pairing it with fried rice for breakfast.
You must be staying in a high tourist area, I live in the U.S. but have never seen most of those food flavors, with the exception of maybe the Boston Creme Pop Tarts. Next time you're in America maybe check out the Moon Pie store in Chattanooga (where they're made), I think they come in about 2 dozen flavors. Very popular snack here.
With how derisive people tend to be, it's really nice seeing you coming to america with an open mind, willing to try our food without too many preconcieved notions. You've beyond earned a subscribe here
Spam has a lot of different flavors, it varies from store to store (what's in stock). My favorite is Bacon, Teriyaki, and Turkey. Spam was a staple when I was a kid, we would use it is alot of different dishes. Money was super tight back then and spam was cheap... but now it's not very affordable.
@@mrbarrylewis yeah, I believe it tastes the best out of almost all the flavors I've tried. Surfing the web one day and discovered the spam museum in Minnesota, I believe they even have virtual tours by appointment
when my fridge died last year I worked spamburgers into my menu for a bit because it was a meat I could keep without chilling it, though weirdly spam isn't remotely cheap here in Australia, but now I'm morbidly curious how that jalapeno spam would taste grilled
I have never tried it and not sure I will. I could think of other very unhealthy things that I would possibly try before spam. Lol But hey I’m sure I eat things that others wouldn’t like makes us individual 👍
That was really fun. If you've filmed another one, then please bring it on! Also, that Coffee Crisp candy bar is a Canadian thing. No idea how it turn up in the British section...?
Might be because the company that imports CC to the US is called British Wholesale Imports. Not sure why but maybe because the CC brand use to be owned by Rowntree
Those American fridges with ice and water dispensers are readily available in the UK. In fact we had to search hard to find a double door fridge that didn’t have them.
The Jalepeno spam is good cooked, chopped, and added to white rice. I don't have it often but it's something that's super easy to cook if the power goes out. I like that one and the Turkey spam on toasted Hawaiian Bread.
Also, if you're in the south of the USA I suggest trying Bojangles! It's probably the most flavorful fried chicken you can get (I recommend bone in or a cajun filet biscuit) and make the BEST biscuits. Go when it's a busy time so everything is fresh. It's soooo good!!!!
I’ve said this. They are popular in the UK. I don’t get why people wouldn’t have one if they had the space. Even if not, I’d still choose one over a tiny crappy thing with no ice and water dispenser
We occasionally get Bacon Spam, but I would definitely go for the Jalapeno Spam if it appeared on my local shelves, also no one eats raw spam, fry it in slices or chop it up and cook it in Batter like a Toad in the Hole, beautiful!
Glad you're having fun on holiday! Please DO post the other video. Thank you! P.S.: The spam is far better pan fried to a crisp, the tart is better toasted, and the coffee is better three parts skim milk to one part coffee (it's a mixer). We loved your video as always.
@CricketEngland, although the flavors are available in Florida, it's not the same around the rest of the U.S. In fact, a lot of the different snack/food companies will only release certain flavors in "test" states in order to see if its good enough based on sales, to be released nationally,
Thanks for the video. I live in SoCal, but these were all new products for me. I hope you enjoyed your vacay. Never been to Florida. It looks like a lot of fun. Maybe after the kids are grown, you & Becky could travel around making videos. I'd watch that.
That’s too funny! We were just in Florida and Disney world last week too! I’ve lived in different parts of America my whole life and literally everything you bought I would never eat, haha! You’re brave good sir! I hope you and the family had a blast!!
I enjoyed the nanner cammer. As a rootin tootin American, the Jalepeno Spam is the only variation featured that I ever heard of, and I only heard of it on the Try channel where some Irish people were trying it.
My recommendation to try: Just outside the Disney property, on Western Way in Winter Garden, there's a Skyline Chili. For a first try, I'd recommend a small 3-way (chili, spaghetti, cheese) and a coney (hot dog with chili and cheese). The chili is Cincinnati-style, which is a descendant of a Greek meat sauce for pasta (Makaronia Me Kima). It's different because it has cinnamon, cloves, and allspice -- and when they came to the US they added chili peppers.
I am feom Florida originally and live there currently. Crazy to think I had a small chance of running into my favorite UA-cam cooking guy recently. Not that I'd have bothered him during vacation, but I might have shouted a random "Stonkin'!" from a distance.
Really great vid Barry, just remember it's ok to switch off on holiday 👍😁 And as you in Florida make sure to try alligator and catfish 👌 damn good eating
Dude. Working on vacation? I sure hope it was the LAZIEST editing!! (it looks like a bunch of clips stitched together, so I guess it was lol)(which is fine I loved the crocs and other bits) I love your take on things and your energy, and "bad lighting" doesn't change that. :)
The first time me and my bf started watching your videos we were on our way to Florida!!! This is 5 or 6 years ago! We're binging your kitchen gadget playlist then. I would love to send you some Filipino or American snacks to try!
The filming angle reminds me a lot of when Timmy Tomato/Timmy’s Take Out would film in his kitchen. Considering you’re in Florida it’s too bad that collab couldn’t be arranged.
And thank you for doing this during your vacation! And I would love it if you do another one on your vacation but if you don’t I understand! Sorry I can’t afford to be a patron 😢
I didn't know the water and ice dispensing feature was pretty much america only until I was about 14. I live in England and had a water and ice dispensing fridge my whole childhood.
Just back home from visiting friends in LA myself, I've come back with some smokehouse flavour almonds, fudge-dipped ritz crackers(!?), sour patch kids and tons of different cheese dip/queso (my obsession.)
For a second I was confused at the new kitchen in the background and then realised you’re abroad 😂 just watched the ending, wasn’t a dig at the location, just confused me for a second until I worked it out. Also yes to part 2. Love seeing what other foods are around the world
I’m not American and I’ve never been to America or the UK but I still enjoyed this video. Part 2 please. The violet crumble at the end is from Australia, I’m an Aussie.Hope you and your family are enjoying your holiday.
OMG I see you went to the Cantina! Me and my wife did Disney World for our honeymoon and went there, it was so cool! Did you guys make lightsabers? We did. Had such a great time, Disney went above and beyond for our honeymoon. Hope you guys had a great time and enjoyed your trip here to Florida.
Spam is one of those things you need to make something else out of, like mix it with mayo and stuff for a sandwich filling, like tuna, or slice it and fry it up. By itself it's kind of gross, and I say that as someone who loves the stuff.
I am American, but British at heart. I would love to trade places with you and spend time in England. I too haven't seen those flavours like most of the Americans here. But then, my husband does most of the grocery shopping and we try to avoid anything with high fructose corn syrup and artificial colours and flavours. We also try to avoid soya because my husband and I are sensitive to it. So, we end up at the health food shops more. We have also imported British food. We are going to have a very English Christmas this year in honour of my husband's family heritage. We will have Christmas crackers, a Quality Street tin, Paxo stuffing balls, a roast dinner with mash and gravy and Yorkshire puddings, Christmas cake, and even a full English breakfast on Boxing Day with British scones with clotted cream and jam with afternoon tea. I am so excited for it. I feel that if I can't go to England, I can bring England to me. My trouble is that if I did go to England, I would never want to come back to the U.S.. Not ever.
I felt like i was watching an old 80s video love the vintage feel to it! Almost looked like ur kitchen set up but out of date lol😂❤🎉i was like did Barry go back in time? Cause I didn't not recognize any of the snacks except Twix.😂❤
The two foods I fell in love with when I visited NYC 20 years ago were prezel m&m's (basically, chocolate salty balls) and proper buffallo wings. Amazing. I had to go all the way from Bath to the tescos in WSM to find Franks Hot Sauce when I came back.
Meanwhile, in a Canadian supermarket, I used to get Fray Bentos veg pies from the "Mexican" aisle. Seems fitting that the Americans put Canadian Coffee Crisps in with the British section
Did I pick some good American snacks for this video? Anything you'd suggest if I did another one??
I've got plenty more where this came from, so if you liked this video (thanks!), check out more here: ua-cam.com/play/PLfItiEY3o1muLhxDVZu1fRFKzGV1bw7JO.html
You picked pop tarts! The Best! You did great!
I'd love to see you try more of our belly expanding snacks...problem with suggestions is that I don't know what's available in the UK as well as the US (my favorite snack right now is Chicken in a Bisket crackers...my daughter bought me some Angie's Boom Chicken Pop [dark chocolate drizzled kettle corn] which I'm loving too). I'm surprised you liked the Twix...as a long time buyer of chocolate items from a British store in Plymouth MA I know your chocolate is waaaay more tastier than ours...though that dark chocolate drizzled kettle corn is delicious.
Funny you should mention those #part2 ;)@@munkustrap2
@@mrbarrylewisyou're awesome man 😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
You've got to try treet meat, it's 100 times better than spam! And yes, you need to slice and pan fry it. Glad for a video today. Thank you!
Idk if it's something you WANT to try or not, but Spam is MUCH better if you slice and fry it. Flavor gets a bit milder and the texture improves drastically. Goes great on a sandwich. Also tastes great if you cube it up, fry it, and add it to scrambled eggs.
Was about to say the same! It's good just sliced and fried served with some scrambled eggs and fried potatoes.
Frying it makes so much difference. It is a lot better.
It's like eating a cold hotdog from the pack. I love the man, but I dunno why he insists on eating Spam cold every time.
Patreon may have seen that in the last gadget video in one of the bonus scenes ;)
@@mrbarrylewis ok good. fried spam is so much better than eating it cold. The spam with bacon, you can give it a flour dredge and fry it and it's lovely. you dont even need to dip it in egg since its kinda wet, so the flour will cling to it nicely.
I have lived my entire life in the US and can honestly say I've never heard of nor seen any of these flavors you've picked ever in my life
You're not alone 😂
The only one I have seen is the jalapeno spam.
Perhaps I need to change the title of this video lol
Thank you. Nor I.
Never had spam, hope I never do. However, has been a life saver for many.
You obviously need to get out more to different supermarkets, if Barry a non American can find it that easily why can’t you ?
Im american, but only today i just found out about a Twinkie flavored iced latte existing.
They had Snickers and a few others. It was Walmart (a big one)
@@mrbarrylewisyou're awesome man 😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
Seems you ain’t missed anything
I’ve only ever seen them at Walmart in the impulse fridge at self checkout
Depending on what state you’re in, you find wild experimental flavors or state specific flavors. Could make a whole series going from state to state finding those interesting flavors of common snacks.
Also now I want a good Philly cheesesteak.
I really would like to do that
Maybe you could come to St. Paul, Minnesota, Barry? My eleven year old daughter is your biggest fan and would love to meet you. I would also, but she's the one who watches every video you make.
Maryland would just be Old Bay flavored everything
Barry if your in Florida again, you are contractually required by law to try publix stores sub sandwiches. the chicken tender pub sub is a local delicacy. Love, Florida man.
The carrot cake too.
I think you passed by all the discontinued items in the store and grabbed them by mistake lol! Even though it didn’t represent true American fattening snacks, I really enjoyed you trying them out and would love to see a part two, but enjoy the vacation first⭐
I don't know where you shop, but I saw All of these items at my local Walmart just 2 days ago, and most are actually pretty new. The Spam has been out for a long time, but the others are mostly new flavors. They aren't the most common versions but he's already eaten a lot of American foods so trying some new novelty flavors of standard brands makes sense.
I guess I’m wrong about it then. I did see the vanilla spice cheerios on discontinued shelf and I have never seen any of the other varieties at my Walmart. Must be a regional thing- that’s interesting! Thanks for letting me know, I’ll have to consider that next time@@BlueRoseFaery
Thank you for sharing your vacation with us...I'd love to see more. Hope that was Gatorland you went to, they're amazing there.
Florida safari, i've done Gatorland and I think I preferred this place, there were wild snakes everywhere!
@@mrbarrylewistoo bad you weren't in St. Augustine. I would also very highly recommend Gatlinburg in Tennessee.
Who can resist taste testing of unfamiliar foods, obviously yes more please 😊
Fantastic! I’ve been watching loads of videos of Americans trying British snacks but haven’t found any the other way round. You’ve filled that void for me, thank you.
Cook the spam please!! 😂 it's way better when you fry it in a pan. We don't eat it out of the can like that. Lol love your videos.
we only slice spam thin and fry very well. Never straight out of the can, never met a bad pop tart flavor. Yes have favorites and some much lower on my list but they are all pretty good especially toasted.
I've eaten spam both straight from the can and fried but i prefer straight from the can , the fried way isn't that great.
I've never really eaten a spam that is not fried. We always fry it. It's so good fried especially if you get the edges crunchy. We love pairing it with fried rice for breakfast.
So excited y’all are in America! Spam is better low sodium and fried up! Have fun be safe and enjoy your time here
You gotta try it cooked over wood fire
Un-cooked spam is a crime against humanity
@@ac1dflare937 It can save your life! Well my grampa in the war.. Idk but grampa said ta wont die
@@AMPProf spam was giving to the British people in WW2 to save their lives as well
@@AMPProfnope
You must be staying in a high tourist area, I live in the U.S. but have never seen most of those food flavors, with the exception of maybe the Boston Creme Pop Tarts.
Next time you're in America maybe check out the Moon Pie store in Chattanooga (where they're made), I think they come in about 2 dozen flavors. Very popular snack here.
He should just try Chattanooga and up into the Smoky Mountains. Gatlinburg is really nice, but the mountain views are amazing!
Seems like a vacation rental around Kissimmee
With how derisive people tend to be, it's really nice seeing you coming to america with an open mind, willing to try our food without too many preconcieved notions. You've beyond earned a subscribe here
Welcome to Florida! You picked a great time to visit, it's been so nice out recently!
Right but he still burnt lolzz
Spam has a lot of different flavors, it varies from store to store (what's in stock). My favorite is Bacon, Teriyaki, and Turkey. Spam was a staple when I was a kid, we would use it is alot of different dishes. Money was super tight back then and spam was cheap... but now it's not very affordable.
Teriyaki spam? nice
@@mrbarrylewis yeah, I believe it tastes the best out of almost all the flavors I've tried. Surfing the web one day and discovered the spam museum in Minnesota, I believe they even have virtual tours by appointment
when my fridge died last year I worked spamburgers into my menu for a bit because it was a meat I could keep without chilling it, though weirdly spam isn't remotely cheap here in Australia, but now I'm morbidly curious how that jalapeno spam would taste grilled
You need to slice it, cover it in batter and fry it for Spam Fritters.
I have never tried it and not sure I will. I could think of other very unhealthy things that I would possibly try before spam. Lol
But hey I’m sure I eat things that others wouldn’t like makes us individual 👍
Do people eat raw spam? Lol... Slice it and fry it. It changes the texture and flavor drastically.
It's not raw. Pre-cooked.
@@loralou-djflowerdove semantics.
That was really fun. If you've filmed another one, then please bring it on!
Also, that Coffee Crisp candy bar is a Canadian thing. No idea how it turn up in the British section...?
haha me neither
Might be because the company that imports CC to the US is called British Wholesale Imports. Not sure why but maybe because the CC brand use to be owned by Rowntree
Thank you Barry for doing this on your holiday we are very lucky, yes definitely please another video
Thanks for taking time out to show us this video. You can walk those calories right off at Disney. I'd love to see the other video
Thank you for coming to America, Barry!! We love you and your family.
Those American fridges with ice and water dispensers are readily available in the UK. In fact we had to search hard to find a double door fridge that didn’t have them.
The Jalepeno spam is good cooked, chopped, and added to white rice. I don't have it often but it's something that's super easy to cook if the power goes out. I like that one and the Turkey spam on toasted Hawaiian Bread.
I'll watch you here, I'll watch you there, I'll watch you anywhere. More please. Have an awesome vacation!
Also, if you're in the south of the USA I suggest trying Bojangles! It's probably the most flavorful fried chicken you can get (I recommend bone in or a cajun filet biscuit) and make the BEST biscuits. Go when it's a busy time so everything is fresh. It's soooo good!!!!
I tried Bojangles once ,it was the worst thing ever, it was so greasy, I could only taste the oil in was fried in and it was 99% breading.
@@marydavis5234it really depends on the store. Chick fil A is also an option for good chicken with less breadding.
@@Anguawolf007 I was visiting family in North Carolina at the time, there is no Bojangles or Chick-fil-a in Vermont.
I hope you guys had a great time here in Florida. It's good to have a lil family time.
I feel like I've had an ice and water dispenser on my fridge since the 90's and I'm from the UK! Am I secretly American? Nooooooo
I’ve said this. They are popular in the UK. I don’t get why people wouldn’t have one if they had the space. Even if not, I’d still choose one over a tiny crappy thing with no ice and water dispenser
We occasionally get Bacon Spam, but I would definitely go for the Jalapeno Spam if it appeared on my local shelves, also no one eats raw spam, fry it in slices or chop it up and cook it in Batter like a Toad in the Hole, beautiful!
Actually really enjoyed this raw format video! Reminded me of the good old days!!
Great video. Hope to see the second video!
1:08 What a strangely shaped fountain spout, thank you for bringing it to our attention...
Just in Florida myself a couple weeks ago for my holiday lol. Glad you found some things to enjoy here!
Glad you're having fun on holiday! Please DO post the other video. Thank you! P.S.: The spam is far better pan fried to a crisp, the tart is better toasted, and the coffee is better three parts skim milk to one part coffee (it's a mixer). We loved your video as always.
Love these video’s Bazza. Happy trails to you and the fam xxxx
Would love you to come back to America to do something like that. Would also be great if maybe you set up a meet and greet for your American fans
4:40 the american toaster thing was cause you put 120v toaster in a 240v socket!
Yep! Got a step down converter now lol
@mrbarrylewis good good, will we get a round 2 then?
Left the US a year and a half ago, this video was a little taste of home. Thank you for the upload!
thank you for trying the twinkie latte drink, because i see it constantly at my local gas station and never felt adventurous enough to try it myself
@CricketEngland, although the flavors are available in Florida, it's not the same around the rest of the U.S. In fact, a lot of the different snack/food companies will only release certain flavors in "test" states in order to see if its good enough based on sales, to be released nationally,
Slinky Dog is the only rollercoaster I have ever been on, never again lol
Slinky is great! Not too crazy! Aerosmith, now that's a fun one!
@@mrbarrylewis My wife said go do Dinosaur lol, although she is not sure if she wants to do Tron Lightcycle.
Hey Barry, Enjoy the vaca! Looks like you're having fun, would enjoy another.
Hope you all have the best time here in America! Fry the spam and you’ll automatically enjoy it a LOT more lol
Loved it Barry. Enjoy your holiday. That's the most important thing.
Yes please to more.
Thanks for the video. I live in SoCal, but these were all new products for me. I hope you enjoyed your vacay. Never been to Florida. It looks like a lot of fun. Maybe after the kids are grown, you & Becky could travel around making videos. I'd watch that.
It sounds like you're having a nice holiday. I'm happy for you!
Did you get to try true American Biscuits and Gravy while you were in the States? I loved the video where you made them!
Please post the other video
Too! It’s fun to see you in the USA
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Hope you have fun on holiday!!!!
That’s too funny! We were just in Florida and Disney world last week too! I’ve lived in different parts of America my whole life and literally everything you bought I would never eat, haha! You’re brave good sir! I hope you and the family had a blast!!
I enjoyed the nanner cammer.
As a rootin tootin American, the Jalepeno Spam is the only variation featured that I ever heard of, and I only heard of it on the Try channel where some Irish people were trying it.
Love American food and America, nice job mate!
Except that wasn't really American food. I don't know any Americans who eat that and I live in the capital of the U.S.
Ahhh Barry hope you enjoyed Florida thanks for the video when on holiday ❤❤❤
I really hope you get too 1 mil subs, you deserve it and more :) wish you the best for your holiday, have a good one :)
I would love to see another video 😊
My recommendation to try: Just outside the Disney property, on Western Way in Winter Garden, there's a Skyline Chili. For a first try, I'd recommend a small 3-way (chili, spaghetti, cheese) and a coney (hot dog with chili and cheese). The chili is Cincinnati-style, which is a descendant of a Greek meat sauce for pasta (Makaronia Me Kima). It's different because it has cinnamon, cloves, and allspice -- and when they came to the US they added chili peppers.
Happy holiday loved the video
2:11 DEFINITELY GONNA TRY THESE! I didn't know cookie dough twix existed, but i want them now!
Love the video abroad and looking forward to more
I am feom Florida originally and live there currently. Crazy to think I had a small chance of running into my favorite UA-cam cooking guy recently. Not that I'd have bothered him during vacation, but I might have shouted a random "Stonkin'!" from a distance.
Here in Minnesota we have the spam museum and it was there that I first had cooked spam. Just fry it in a pan and it tastes a lot different.
Really great vid Barry, just remember it's ok to switch off on holiday 👍😁
And as you in Florida make sure to try alligator and catfish 👌 damn good eating
Spam should be fried. Thanks for taking time out of your holiday, to have a video for us.
Love to see another video
Tesco used to do a Boston creme doughnut and it was delicious and the doughnut was coated all over in chocolate
Dude. Working on vacation? I sure hope it was the LAZIEST editing!! (it looks like a bunch of clips stitched together, so I guess it was lol)(which is fine I loved the crocs and other bits)
I love your take on things and your energy, and "bad lighting" doesn't change that. :)
Hahah Barry freaking out over the phone ringing 😂
Here in the US and not seen one of those products. Great Video. 😊
Awesome Video Barry Lewis
Enjoy your holiday & thanks Barry 🇺🇸🤗
Heading back to America from New Zealand end of January, trying a bunch more foods is a big part of our trips
The first time me and my bf started watching your videos we were on our way to Florida!!! This is 5 or 6 years ago!
We're binging your kitchen gadget playlist then. I would love to send you some Filipino or American snacks to try!
The filming angle reminds me a lot of when Timmy Tomato/Timmy’s Take Out would film in his kitchen. Considering you’re in Florida it’s too bad that collab couldn’t be arranged.
And thank you for doing this during your vacation! And I would love it if you do another one on your vacation but if you don’t I understand!
Sorry I can’t afford to be a patron 😢
1:30 American style fridge freezers are popular in the UK. I wouldn’t be without one.
Another day another great video Barry! Love pop tarts!🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
Same here
I didn't know the water and ice dispensing feature was pretty much america only until I was about 14. I live in England and had a water and ice dispensing fridge my whole childhood.
Hello from Canada 🤟🇨🇦
Loving the Western music intro as you exclaimed that you were in Florida. 😂
On brand!
Just back home from visiting friends in LA myself, I've come back with some smokehouse flavour almonds, fudge-dipped ritz crackers(!?), sour patch kids and tons of different cheese dip/queso (my obsession.)
love that it says american foods and its all things as an american have never seen before in the thumbnail.
For a second I was confused at the new kitchen in the background and then realised you’re abroad 😂 just watched the ending, wasn’t a dig at the location, just confused me for a second until I worked it out. Also yes to part 2. Love seeing what other foods are around the world
We shall see, part 2 is available!
The pop tart tastes like something British because although Boston seem to have claimed them... we have custard doughnuts too... hahaha.
I’m not American and I’ve never been to America or the UK but I still enjoyed this video. Part 2 please.
The violet crumble at the end is from Australia, I’m an Aussie.Hope you and your family are enjoying your holiday.
OMG I see you went to the Cantina! Me and my wife did Disney World for our honeymoon and went there, it was so cool! Did you guys make lightsabers? We did. Had such a great time, Disney went above and beyond for our honeymoon. Hope you guys had a great time and enjoyed your trip here to Florida.
Spam is one of those things you need to make something else out of, like mix it with mayo and stuff for a sandwich filling, like tuna, or slice it and fry it up. By itself it's kind of gross, and I say that as someone who loves the stuff.
Ah, Barry, you should've fried the Spam and put the Pop Tart in the toaster. Bet they'd taste even better. See if there's a Panda Express near by.
I am American, but British at heart. I would love to trade places with you and spend time in England.
I too haven't seen those flavours like most of the Americans here. But then, my husband does most of the grocery shopping and we try to avoid anything with high fructose corn syrup and artificial colours and flavours. We also try to avoid soya because my husband and I are sensitive to it. So, we end up at the health food shops more.
We have also imported British food. We are going to have a very English Christmas this year in honour of my husband's family heritage. We will have Christmas crackers, a Quality Street tin, Paxo stuffing balls, a roast dinner with mash and gravy and Yorkshire puddings, Christmas cake, and even a full English breakfast on Boxing Day with British scones with clotted cream and jam with afternoon tea. I am so excited for it. I feel that if I can't go to England, I can bring England to me.
My trouble is that if I did go to England, I would never want to come back to the U.S.. Not ever.
love how funny and loose this was.. would love to see more for sure!!! ❤
I can remember having Spam paste when we visited my family in Massachusetts when I was a child but i don't think I'd eat it now
Now we need to get Barry up to Minnesota to visit the Spam museum.
I felt like i was watching an old 80s video love the vintage feel to it! Almost looked like ur kitchen set up but out of date lol😂❤🎉i was like did Barry go back in time? Cause I didn't not recognize any of the snacks except Twix.😂❤
The two foods I fell in love with when I visited NYC 20 years ago were prezel m&m's (basically, chocolate salty balls) and proper buffallo wings. Amazing. I had to go all the way from Bath to the tescos in WSM to find Franks Hot Sauce when I came back.
NYC has such great food in general. The best Chinese I've ever had outside of Shanghai was in a little basement restaurant in Chinatown, NYC.
Meanwhile, in a Canadian supermarket, I used to get Fray Bentos veg pies from the "Mexican" aisle. Seems fitting that the Americans put Canadian Coffee Crisps in with the British section
The coffee crisp is Canadian and DELICIOUS!
4:50 Oh, Barry! You can just mention a toaster and the smoke alarm goes off!
Watching this at home in Orlando! Go to Gatorland while you're here. We go to Gator land on my birthday. I like being with other living dinosaurs!
This was great fun, I love the rustic style. I'd love to see the follow up.
I need those Pop Tarts here in Canada. I love Boston Cream donuts.
I would love to see more of these videos, but have fun in America!