A Brit And An American Swap Takeaways For 24 Hours
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- Опубліковано 3 чер 2024
- Join Tom, a Brit, and Jeff, an American, as they swap food for 24 hours once more - this time, takeaways! Whose will they prefer? 🤔 🤤
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This is like the two aggressive gays in Starbucks tiktok but swapping food
lmaoo
😂😂😂😂
Link? 😂😂
What? I don’t see it
Someone had to say it. I giggled. The funny thing is. You cant replace them. They work good together.
CAN SOMEONE GET HIM SOME RICE PLEASE 😭
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I SAID THE SAME THING LOL
Or a naan
EXACTLYYY
yessss
I could feel us all collectively screaming at Jeff through the screen to eat the curry with rice
Ugh if only I had you all before I started eating.
Yes
I dont eat with rice sometimes, so ig.....
Jeff and the no rice... Tom and 6 donuts in one sitting ... face palm
Wouldn't the donuts go dry? Unless you mean putting them in like a plastic container :P
You don't eat six donuts for breakfast lol
Europeans don't like sugar sad!.
Iced tea is the only way to go! Hot tea is vile
Highly doubt he took more than 1 bite of each
Jeff missed out on the perfect opportunity to say “its not my cup of tea”
UGH omg I'm so mad I missed this. Next time, next time...
🤣🤣🤣🤣👌
@@_JeffThurm_ 😂
First it was Jeff drinking juice straight out of the bottle without adding any water and now its him eating the curry straight out of the box without any rice or naan (type of bread)😂😂
LOLOL its always gonna be something 🙈 🙈 🙈
Ikr, this man needs a guide to British foods and drinks 😂
What is nann these comments are all Britain
@@KingOfSpace1 it is a type of flat bread.
@@_JeffThurm_ I also eat just straight curry. I'm indian so I think it's okay if he does.
Who’s clever idea was it to give this man a vindaloo and not any rice
“I sat here eating wings by myself and I’m having the time of my life” is literally me every Friday night.
I really love wings. I'm not a saucy type or spicy but I make them really good.
I feel like the curry order should have been a chicken tikka masala not a vindaloo...then I reckon Jeff would have loved it but also can someone tell him to eat his curry with his rice lol
THANK YOU! I just kept thinking, "buddy, eat some rice!" 😂
OMG IKR THATS WHAT I SAID 😂😂🤣🤣
exactly like who eats curry without rice, curry is just the sauce, you need rice or bread (chipati, naan etc)
Ikr, the rice mellows out the spice
Noted on the rice! Wont make that mistake again :)
No one asked you to have 6 donuts for breakfast😂
Right!
Lol
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
I think he had a bite of each one 😂
LOL.
Here I was thinking Tom would eat one doughnut for breakfast .... the level of anxiety watching him eat the whole half dozen was VERY real.
I think he only took a bite or two, just to taste each one (since they were all different)
Did someone forget to tell Tom that he didn't need to eat ALL of the doughnuts?
I was thinking the same thing. Eat one maybe two, but not all of them. That's a quick way to become sick.🤮🤢
saltwatertaffy I think he tasted all of them but didn’t eat it all
He took a bites of every single donut, very British thing.
He didn’t eat all of the donuts he took a bite out of all of them
@@buukute Not a british thing. A bite out of each is more a you tuber thing.
I love how Tom describes American food
Jeff, please eat your curry with some naan or rice...
wrap the curry and rice in the naan
@@bryyyk7832 it's a naan, not a wrap
@@vedangsinghal3038 still tastes great
@@nidhinandkumar4103 agreed
Naan, rice and yogurt sauce
I can’t believe Tom said ground meat instead of mince...British card revoked! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Mince means ground meat?
@@MamiOf3kids yeah??
Jeff's description of drunkenly eating a kebab and half of it going on your shoes is so ACCURATE (just missed the part about eating it in the street whilst stumbling home)
Note: no one eats a curry as is. It’s suppose to go with rice 🍚 or roti or naan 🫓 . So the spice level is balanced. poor Jeff ❤️
@Boss de Silva not sure
I’ve had friends had food there
If they do, it’s time for correction and make whosoever is going so to move to enlightenment 🙃
@Boss de Silva nah in Britain we always have curry with rice
I don’t get how there was no rice provided automatically?
Where I live if I order curry (Indian or Thai) they come with rice and I have to extra order naan.
@Boss de Silva nope, always with rice/roti/naan/chapati
@Boss de Silva We don't lol Deffo should go with rice, naan, poppadoms or roti
He shook that crunch wrap like it was a Christmas present 🤣
I would not be mad if I found that under my tree one year!
I'm in USA 🇺🇸 and never had the crunch wrap
I was dying
@@MamiOf3kids oh they are so nice!
I was half expecting it to rattle.
Tom proper stitched him up with that vindaloo 😂😂 didn’t even mention that some yoghurt will keep that fire at bay! 😂
Where is the rice, naan, roti or any types of bread at?! 😂😂
Doner kebab for lunch? That’s what us brits have at 4:00 am on the way home after 12 hours of drinking haha
Jeffs famous last words “I’ve never had Vindaloo before” ... Enjoy the ring of fire matey 🔥😂
*AnD iT bUrNs BuRnS bUrNs*
*tHe RiNg oF FiRe*
Really? Why? Ppl say that about tacobell but I don’t agree.
Ultimate ring burner 🤣
@@mrg8963 😂 It’s like lava 🔥
@@prihaps vindaloo Is one of the hottest curries. Personally I love them, It just doesn’t feel too good the day after 😬🔥💩 haha ...
I just lovee Tom🥰
He has this perfect amount of sas as well as so considerate while trying other culture foods.
He really wants to understand the food, it shows.
Jeff on the other hand , I don't know why he becomes Gordam Ramsay all of a sudden.
Jeff is a picky eater, always has been! I’m proud of him for trying new foods :)
Few observations from this video;
1) Yes, lots of people around the UK refer to ketchup as "red sauce" or failing that tomato sauce. Ketchup is a relatively recent adoption to the language thanks to American TV & cinema.
2) Similarly, coffee is actually becoming very popular in the UK as the breakfast drink of choice, and may soon overtake tea as a preference. I tend to opt for a coffee when I want a caffeine boost, and a cup of tea if I'm just relaxing.
3) I mean, tea is very literally just flavoured water. All tea. The only real difference is the British adding milk to our "breakfast tea".
4) I'm imagining with the US breakfast option it would be more like someone would make a coffee run first thing in the morning and turn up to work with say, four coffees(?) and a box of donuts to share? Rather than eating that much each.
5) Is it just me or did they both kind of get each other stereotypical "drunk food" for lunch? Though somehow, weirdly, Taco Bell feels more appropriate as a lunchtime meal. Perhaps tacos in general, rather than "the Bell" specifically (we've all heard the horror stories)!
6) Eeesh! A vindaloo and no rice! You poor soul.
Nah tea is a British special we don’t need the caffeine Boost and defo coffee won’t take over tea tbh that’s the wet kid our brought up
But I agree it’s popular
When Tom said "I'm sat here, and Im eating wings by myself, and Im having the time of my life"
Yes, I feel you.
Curry is meant to be eaten with naan or rice.. tones down the heat
Yup it was almost painful seeing him just eat the curry alone lol
I love it in a bunny chow. Don't know if that's eaten elsewhere but in SA 🇿🇦
@@lebomangena5229 wow had never heard of that before but I gotta try it next time! Looks really good
@@ebonycouley9418 I agree...
@@ebonycouley9418 it is. I'm kinda addicted to them at the moment haha. Definitely get the Mutton Bunny or at leat the Beef. 🤩
Where is jeff’s rice? 😂😂😂
Come on Jeff, you eat all foods wrong😂😂
lol, he says tea is "just flavored water", like you couldn't say the same about coffee
I’ve decided it was just poorly made tea
LOL youre not wrong 😂😂
Also most people I know have milk in their tea lol
@@niklathamtv Greg’s tea is terrible
Café is so delicious tea is just so plain Iike if I'm sick yes tea
Lmao i love how he got a bunch of donuts as if Americans be eating that much at once 😂😂
Literally starting LOLing when he said "For dinner, you'll be having a Vindaloo" Good luck for tomorrow!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 loo roll in the fridge the night before!!
Same lol
Why didn’t Jeff get any rice or bread? Lmao did he not look it up before he ordered it?
Americans have a very... "We eat it as is" attitude, looking up how to consume our food is the last thing on our minds when we eat lol.
@Error Report No, it's a very American problem actually. You don't put a sauce in front of almost every American when presented with new food and they will almost never ask for it.
@@darkmatter100 american here, i know enough to eat my curries with rice. it makes sense. the only thing i don't eat with rice if i go to an indian resturant is the cumin potatoes (don't need starch on starch)
@@dontcare4622 Cultural difference and individual train of thought when it comes to the ones producing the dish I suppose.
I feel like they should send each other clear instructions on how to eat their dishes because Jeff always ends up going wrong 😭 Where's the naan or rice omg
I'm so excited for him to eat a doner kebab. He's really missing out on the whole experience by not being in the restaurant, watching them scrape the mystery meat off of the rack, which has been sitting out in the open all day.
I love how he knew the peak times that we eat them😂😂
Actually they do call ketchup "red sauce" at Greggs, the dinnerladies go "red or brown?" all the time
What is the "brown sauce" if red sauce is ketchup?
Dinnerladies 😂😂😂
@@Ana-ro5wj
Since you've asked, I'm assuming you live nowhere near the UK, so I'll try to explain thoroughly but apologies if I sound patronising or anything.
Brown sauce is hard to explain, and can't be called a basic "tomato ketchup"-similar name since the ingredients are very varied and complicated.
Brown sauce has been around for a long time. I believe it was invented by British people who probably tried to replicate sauces that were sampled in India or things brought back from India during the times of the British Raj (but I may be wrong or the timings may be off). Regardless it's a British creation using many spices and ingredients that were sourced from the travels that British people went on back in the day.
I highly reccomend you try it.
As an Indian and as a Brit, brown sauce is nothing too similar to tamarind sauces but both are delicious. Brown sauce is spicy and tangy and in the UK it's paired with pork products. With bacon or with sausages as part of a full English breakfast or in a breakfast roll (roll, bun, cob, bap, whatever local word you prefer, based on where you live).
My favourite brand of brown sauce is HP, I'm sure you can find some on Amazon or somewhere online, wherever you might be.
I don't know a huge amount of cultural or cuisine-related history since I'm not that old, so I could be wrong about some things (happy to be corrected!)
I am a very ignorant Brit, I have no idea what ranch dressing is that the Americans talk about. So it's perfectly understandable that people don't know what brown sauce is.
@@PriyaPans oh that almost sounds like pickapeppa sauce. I LOVE pickapeppa sauce, also, I'm from the United States. I'm going to see if I can find the brand you mentioned on amazon. Thank you!
@@Ana-ro5wj I've never heard of pickapeppa sauce bit it sounds so fun! Maybe I should try to find it!
Tom: this is to much sugar for the morning.
Also tom: try all the 🍩 in the box
Lol!
😂
I was queasy just looking at it lol why didn't he do a regular glazed for breakfast? It's like having a coffee cake.
When he ate the vindaloo on its own I felt my soul slowly sinking-
Tom, yeah Ranch dressing goes on salads, and we use ranch spice packets as seasoning on baked chicken, and just about everything else, lol.
Also fun fact, those cinnamon twists from Taco Bell are actually just deep fried raw twisty pasta, then doused with cinnamon and sugar
I love how Jeff is like “you don’t call it red sauce” in some places we do call it red sauce
Where....? 👀
@@paigerowe1090 Up north
I’m in the Midlands and call it red sauce
I call it red sauce and I’m Irish
After having spicy food and going to the toilet i call it brown sauce 🤣
JEFF: From the top
My Mind: *Make it drop*
Me: Ooh where did that come from😌
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Sameeeee🤣
LOL same tbh :)
Thank God I wasn't the only one lol
Jeff straight up savage eating Vinaloo without rice.
What makes it Carolina BBQ sauce? It is mustard based, where almost all other BBQ sauces are tomato based.
Depends on what part of Carolina, some parts do a vinegar base.
Oooh interesting. Is it less sweet then?
Tbf, having tea from greggs, you may as well have just boiled water. It's not good tea at all
So true. You can't decide whether or not you like tea if you have a shite tea
It's the worst lol
But most people havent had a decent tea unless you have had it made from proper loose leaf tea, as a life hack you can use a filter coffee machine to make loose leaf tea, just follow the fule one extra tea spoon of tea leaves vs the amount you brew. So if making a 5 cup pot and 6 tea spoons of leaves. Best tea you will ever try.
@@rob27dap26 or you can buy those tea balls, they just clip/hang over the end of your cup/mug and effectively become tea bags. But they're reusable. Or you can buy reusable cotton tea bags. They need cleaning out but... Worth it for a decent cuppa.
Idk I quite like a Greggs tea on the way to work. They normally leave the tea bag in so you can make it to your preference
Tom's golden arches are doing well. Feels like Jeff got a rough deal here. I mean vindaloo - poor guy, what hurts more than it going down is it leaving the next day
Yup, I feel for the poor guy's... exit.
Jeff, about British bacon: we have two types of bacon, the one You talk about is "streaky bacon" with layers of fat, meat, fat, meat in stripes; and the bacon You have in Your bun is "back bacon" which is kind of a lean loin and a bit of fat on the side. Your welcome! :D
I just love Tom so much. He has so much charisma and funny positive vibe. Would love to be his friends. He seems super friendly and nice
I love how Jeff's accent is slowly taking on a distinct British edge. And, staff at my local Greggs do call tommy k 'red sauce' (as in 'red or brown, love?').
Is it?!!!!!!
@@_JeffThurm_ There's a definite hint, just here and there!
I love Tom! Yes you are eating the tacos correctly, it cracks and food spills everywhere.
Ranch Dressing was created at Hidden Valley Ranch, and they put it on salads at their restaurant. After they started selling it in grocery stores, people started experimenting with putting it on sandwiches. It just took off from there.
The chicken wing review was like a tinder review from someone who has used it for the first time.
13:22 Tom’s life has literally changed😂😂😂
This moment made me very happy
these two are my faves 😭😭😂
Aw thank you! That means so much to us!
fun fact (in response to jeff's 'you don't call ketchup red sauce'): in many parts of ireland ketchup is actually called red sauce, you'd get a funny look if you were to say ketchup lol
Jeff has been living in the UK for a long time right? He’s acting like he’s never had some of these things before and I don’t believe it.
None of these foods are UK specific foods and I've never had any of them
@@whiteshell1 you’re telling me, you live in the uk and you’ve never eaten a bacon cob or a kebab...?
@@lilmisskere07 must be from the south or something
A Krispy Kreme that doesn’t make coffee??? What in the what??? Also we usually only eat one.. maybe two donuts if we’re feeling crazy for breakfast lol
Krispy kreme isn’t usually a shop in the U.K. you can get it within a supermarket I.e tesco but rarely on its own (I’m assuming his doughnuts were delivered)
I think he just took a bite out of each to try. But yeah 6 donuts is a lot.
There are a couple of actual shops, but I think I've only ever seen one and that was in a major city. Everywhere else, it's just like a box in the supermarket that they top up each morning, and you grab whatever doughnuts you want yourself and bring it to the cash register.
@@analayahreid3866 in the big service stations there are sometimes Krispy Kreme places
To be fair some people do call ketchup red sauce (personally don't), so this is a thing in the UK haha
I'd never heard that! Good to know!
Tommy K
Tom was a bit harsh on Jeff. Ordering him a vindaloo, which is the hottest curry from a takeaway. Maybe give him Tikka Masala? Also, Where's his rice?
Maybe a biryani or jalfrazi........a tikka Masala is like a desert not a curry!
@Darrell Moore That's not real British foods that's Indian foods (vindaloo and tikka masala) and Turkish foods (doner kabob)...
Butter chicken would be a better option
@@mohamedabdourahman9845 Butter chicken is not British either, that's Indian
@@IslenoGutierrez I know Vindaloo is Indian as well
Taco Bell's new tag line: "How entirely thrilling!"
Did he just eat the whole pack of 6 in the morning? 😭 also why is he acting like we don’t have Krispy Kreme here in the UK. Nearly everyone has to be familiar with all these flavours
You can get that box in literally most big tesco stores
Umm, I have never had a krispy kreme donut of any sort. So maybe he hasn't either.
I have never had a krispy creme!
They're easily accessible in Manchester lol
Jeff's ability to get food on the floor while eating would surprise me if I didn't take one look at him and think sloppy bottom
He's gonna have a sloppy bottom after that vindaloo 😂
The carolina bbq sauce he had was south carolina inspired which has mustard in it. North carolina has two distinct sauces, a tomato based in the west and a vinegar and red pepper sauce in the East. East is the best for pulled pork if you ever get the chance. If you ever get invited to a pig pickin expect the Eastern style bbq.
Jeff: I don't do well with spice.
*remembers he's having vindaloo*
He's gonna die.
Nobody has a doner kebab for lunch 😂😂😂
I do...(Cover face)
Breakfast, lunch, dinner for me 😂😂😂😂💯
I have 😂 many times 🐖
And you sir, are wrong. I often had a diner Kebap for lunch or dinner or breakfast (but I'm from Germany)
If I ever get one I have it for dinner they're extremely tasty though
Oh God, you have to work up to a vindaloo - it’s not something you can just sit down and eat without some serious training under your belt.
Lol that's for sure
First time I tried it, hey that's delicious. I did have rice and naan ,though. Also, been eating Mexican food my whole life, so...
@@bcaye yup, that counts as spice training.
I draw the line at a madras.
It’s true especially if you don’t eat it with rice if naan
Carolina BBQ is one of my favorite BBQ sauces!!
I didn't know it existed until I moved to North Carolina. I was missing out on so much up North. 😔
Anyway, Carolina BBQ is usually more tangy and has vinegar in it.
"The Beauty of choice", cheers from California! Homemade ranch is the best if you can make it yourself or sometimes Restaurants make it from scratch.
Yep, I would choose the ring glazed donut too, simply because you can actually dip it in your tea/coffee without ruining the flavour.
And for 4:35 we drink boiling hot tea because overall UK is a cold country and usually when people leave work in the morning, is when it’s the coldest time of day, so you need something really hot to warm you up. That, and obviously we have good taste in beverage choices 😝😝
Well today here in Michigan it’s like -10 degrees Fahrenheit with windchill yet I still could not drink a super hot drink without burning my tongue. I don’t think he meant necessarily that brits drink hot drinks I think he just meant people in general because I hate how hot drinks are here in america too lol
@@NakulGanapathy you cant compare since you're from a different country lol we're not made for the cold or heat
Jeff looks like a Robert Downey Jr deep fake
This is my new favorite buzzfeed series
Glad I’m not the only one who was outraged by the fact that Jeff ate the curry on its own without rice, naan, or even poppadoms! Especially vindaloo, you need more rice than curry while eating them haha. I do feel a tikka masala would have been better, seeing as it’s the nations favourite curry or whatever 😂 At least he didn’t get a bacon sandwich from McDonalds though- I had one years ago because my dad and sister loved them, but it was grim 🤢
Around here (Georgia, USA) Baby ranch can go on your salad.. Pizza.. Wings.. Spaghetti.. Your sub and alot more foods 😆 😆 and no each ranch does not taste the same
I base where I’m going to eat off of the quality of their ranch.
😂 you think you guys love ranch? Wait til you come to the Midwest
I'm not a saucy chica but which is the best ranch to put when I make Greek salad? I even bought it made its no good the sauce cup thingy it comes with it.
Lol for such a spicy fellow I’m surprised you can’t take the heat .
I can't even eat white bread
Jk tho but I have bad spice tolerance
They eat plenty of sugar and their taste buds are accustomed to corn syrup. Bet the tacos in Mexico taste day and night different compared to tacos from Taco bell.
Tom: too sweet for breakfast
Also Tom: proceeds to eat 6 donuts for breakfast fast
The doner looks way to presentable - it should be chucked in with all the paper bags see through with grease! 😂
god how I have waited for a video like this!
We do call ketchup red sauce sometimes I think it depends on where your from in the UK
I've heard it called tomato sauce 🙄
@@rapa2894 that too it just depends on Where you're from and what you want to say
Im from the east Midlands and call it red sauce
Ireland we also say Red Sauce
@@lizzyod6573 it might just be a Celtic countries thing then bc I'm from Wales and we say it too
13:45 my guy is legit still crying here from the curry and I'm loving it! :D
It's with rice for a reason bro, why did you dive straight in like a hero?! And why no milk?!
Carolina BBQ sauces are mustard or vinegar based BBQ sauces.
Yes, we put ranch on salads, but also abuse it for our own means!
These 2 need to go on a date
i just LOVE these vids
When Jeff said UK takeaways take you all around the world I immediately thought "colonisation". Because people from the various countries brought their foods with them when they moved here because of that.
I’m Canadian but can tell you that Ranch dressing started as a salad dressing but became a dipping sauce later for many things as well. Vegetables, Pizza, chicken fingers/nuggets, wings etc. People use it as a sauce in wraps too. I prefer others and don’t eat it often(I prefer spicy so would do a Cajun/southwestern ranch instead) but as he said, it’s an all around American/Canadian flavour available almost everywhere.
@the super family ost Yes very versatile. Those are good ideas too. I have added taco seasoning or chilli powder to it and used it on tacos My Aunt uses it in her macaroni salad though I haven’t tried it that way. 😊
Lol the crunchy tacos from taco bell break a lot and fall apart. I usually end up eating the parts that fell onto the wrapper with a fork. The soft tacos are easier to eat and less messy.
*edit* as a ranch fanatic, yes we use ranch on salads but also a lot of other things as well. It's amazing on sandwiches, salad, pizza, as a dip for appetizers etc. My favorite is a chicken bacon ranch pizza or sandwich. it's just a delicious combination.
I thought it was only me taking the fork like every crumb goes lmbo
@@MamiOf3kids nope not just you lol
Tom out here giving out Top Toot of the week. I’m living!
Ranch dressing - good for salads and for dipping - very versatile.
Correct! I miss the states for that. Being able to order pizza and it comes with ranch dip is just S-tier shit. Order a pizza in the UK and all you get is pizza...
I'm a chef for a high end catering company and for our events of 300 to 500 send twice as much ranch as the other dressings. We hand make all of our vinaigrette both white a and red (I'm chef de cuisine) and create and adapt my experience to our recipes. This video I will share with others
Yes Tom you are eating it perfectly 😆 taco bell is a favorite of mine!!
The boys’ hair yaasss😃🤗
I love how mature and open Tom is in contrast to Jeff's "believes"?
ive had the lamb donno cobab before and I loved it plus jeff, in the uk you're supposed to add rice, chapati, naan, poppadoms or roti with curry so it's balanced!
Oh god i love these 2😂
Tom, you have to do the hot sauce and then dip it in ranch! I feel like that may have blown your mind! ☺️🤯
I've been to London and I hadn't had that bacon roll but that brown sauce is fire. The donner kebab is so good and i love Indian food so i could def do the vindaloo. This would be easy for me.
jeff literally gave him all junk.. donut, taco bell, and wings???
American food/diet in a nutshell
Ranch goes on everything! Including salad lol
SURE DOES!
I guess I am one of those Americans who dislikes ranch. Wish the wings could have had some of that blue cheese dressing.
@@diannt9583 Not liking ranch is something I will never understand haha, but thats what I love about dips! Everyone can get what they want!
Love this vid
Tom looks adorable in that turtleneck😍
His face when he tried the ranch. Yessss!!!!
vindaloo is so good 💀 u just gotta get used to the spice
Lovely with a coconut rice
@@mrg8963 im not the biggest fan of coconut but i respect that
@@mrg8963 I agree or some naan or basmati rice or roti
@@duam7860 I agree
@@duam7860 so delicious
How does Jeff manage to eat atleast one thing in the wrong way?
LOL I have no idea how this keeps happening. I need help
Maybe because no one teaches him. It’s not like he is supposed to automatically know it if he is not even from the area its common in.
Yes jeff Milk or any diary products help with spicy allot better than milk and trying to drink soda/pop or anything bubbly will only make the pain worse.
And Tom yes we do put ranch dressing on salads but its also used for allot of other things too
Jeff: ' Is my mouth suppose to be that messy at lunchtime? '