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- From exclusive items to portion sizes, we wanted to find out all the differences between Hungry Jack’s Australia and Burger King in the US. This is Food Wars.
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00:00 - Intro
00:10 - Portion Sizes
02:40 - Exclusives
30:22 - Cultural Perceptions
35:27 - Price
36:38 - Nutrition
37:36 - Ingredients
39:00 - Credits
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Australia Vs US Hungry Jack's And Burger King | Food Wars | Insider Food
what's weird about this show is that I generally don't even eat at any of these places anymore yet find this show so interesting
Can't blame you, considering how expensive fast food has become. Why would anyone want to eat out of a paper bag in their car when they can sit in a restaurant with a proper service for close to the same price?
Thanks for watching!
@@kevinwismer9457 Where are you finding restaurant food which is around the same price of fast food? tf
@@Aurora42424 local Mexican restaurant has most of its entrees for $11-13. Only thing expensive are the fajitas.
In my case there are only 4 of the places close to me. KFC starbucks mcdonalds and subway
Australian law states that all ingredients used in consumable products MUST be avalible for the sake of consumer choice, food allergies and medical reasons. They even specify how they must be written, listed, how to display and how easily avalible it is to find.
It's a shame the US doesn't have something similar.
Yeah well, what do you expect? American health standards are so poor they don't take that stuff seriously, probably because they're using chemicals that would get them in trouble if they were forced to list them, America runs on being cheap and producing chemical garbage. It has no interest in being transparent about ingredients, even the medical sector seems to be all about pushing and making money from medication. It's an absolute disgrace but it's what America is about, profit and nothing else.
The ingredients Available or a *list* of all ingredients?
@@PBMS123 I duno what he's talking about to be honest, you don't find any list of ingredients on the actual packaging, he must just mean the MacDonald's website. Normal foods in Australia have ingredients listed on the packaging but takeaway certainly doesn't.
@@user-et6pj4db9s I think he means it has to be available, as in when you go to a store you can ask for nutrional information sheet with ingredients for every product over.
@@user-et6pj4db9s all businesses including takeaway, charities must provide some kind of information by FSANZ code regarding their ingredients (will range from a ingredients list, allergens, alternatives). But definitely fast food restaurants put their ingredients on their website to ease of use and to simplify packaging.
It must be a list of all ingredients used and are ordered depending on weight or amount in the product.
yes Australians call chicken sandwiches chicken burgers. we refer to pretty much anything on a burger bun as a 'burger'. it'd only be a chicken sandwich if it were on regular bread.
so when we say chicken burger we don't always mean like a ground up chicken pattie or a big chicken nugget like the mcchicken, we mean any other kind of chicken sandwich served on a burger bun as well like as Americans would typically call a 'chicken sandwich'.
The only possible exception would be like roast or rotisserie chicken chopped up and then put onto a burger bun... that wouldn't be something you'd typically find in Australia... but we'd probably call that a sandwich despite the burger bun. Not sure why, but I think that'd be the case.
Asia calls them burgers too.
Think this is the norm around the world, definitely in the commonwealth countries
Literally only Americans call them sandwiches
Same in the UK, it's chicken burger of its in a burger bun. Would be a sandwich if it was in normal bread
Nearly the whole world except America call them burgers
I’m back baby! Love doing this series with Britt. Also this was a wild hair day for me 😛 If any 80s cover bands are looking for a keytarist 🙋🏼♂️
Hi Joe I hope you and your family are doing well.
Love the content! Could you please tell your bosses to stop with the constant AT&T ads, though? I get that maybe they've got a good deal with AT&T for prime advertising, and I don't mind watching ads to support creators, but holy Hell...it's literally the same stupid ad twenty times in a row. At the very least AT&T's ad agency could make different ads. Watching the same one on repeat really makes me want to quit watching.
Ayy Joe, when you and Harry gonna go bum around London looking for the best beans on toast?
So they have a triple whopper, but you have it as a US exclusive.
Idk how you eat all this food and don't remember similarities. The bacon whopper is a wannabe Baconator. It's that simple.
There is always something about Hungry Jacks in Australia that at times it just hits better than Mcdonalds
The size helps. You have a Maccas medium meal and still feel hungry afterwards. Not so with HJ's.
You can't beat a BIG MAC, but a Hungry Jacks burger is more filling
Hungry Jack has that grilled/flame taste to it, which is why I always prefer it to McDonalds.
HJ’s breakfast selection and taste is heaps better than maccas.
@@republicofcasualswhopper > big mac but mcchicken is godly. and maccas breakfeast is great too. but hungry jacks also has the bacon deluxe.
Her note on Wendy’s wanting to enter Australia is also subject to lawsuits and problems because we already have a Wendy’s brand they sell icecream, milkshakes & hotdogs in shopping centres all over the country
I didn’t even realise they were different brands ngl
Does Wendy’s still exist? They were bought out by On The Run in SA and we’re largely all rebranded as Moes
@@nicksmith7989 it’s definitely still around I saw one a few months ago in vic. I’ve never seen them around Melbourne but at shopping centres further out sometimes you’ll see one
Yes, there is one in Narellan NSW
Holy shit do they still exist in NSW? Swear mine at Warringah Mall closed down 20 years ago never to be seen anywhere again 😮
As a Jamaican watching this video I'm proud to say I would rather try burger king in Australia than the US any day.
This foo proud for a burger?? 😂 Dog our country is causing wars across the globe, we've heard every insult in the book!
Unfortunately there is no Burger King in Australia so I guess you don’t want to try anything
Foo thinks we mad about burgers, my dog, we got countries setting our flag on fire 😂 Gonna take a lot more than that
@@ethanriptide I meant hungry Jack's
You've certainly got more drink options, Burger King can only do two milk shakes and zero coffee variety. Utterly pathetic.
Hungry Jacks has far better burger selection than McDonalds in Australia, but McDonalds got their Coffee right here when they invented McCafe in 1993 and eventually rolled it out to every single store.
Agree 100% Maccas coffees are very good (not Melbourne coffee shop scene good, but compared to all the franchises - definitely good). Also Maccas fries are better than Hangries chips.
@@lunsmannstrong agree in the chips statement
@@lunsmannmaccas chips are terrible compared to hungry jacks, 9/10 times theyre soggy and unsalted
Their coffee is terrible and makes me feel sick. Not up to standard for anywhere in Melbourne.
@@lunsmann I'll have to disagree on the fries. HJ's chicken salt slaps hard.
No wonder Australia is such a nice place to go, everyone's so relaxed 😂, Britt is just calmly getting everything out slowly and relaxed 😌
Australian culture is very relaxed, there's a reason why we say "no worries" a lot.
@@Stevo.100nah we aren’t lmao the men here are angry
@@siredtom69 are they? That sounds like the Bri’itsh
Who’s gonna tell Joe that even KFC in Australia doesn’t have biscuits :P
Hell outside America I don't even think any other KFC does biscuits I know they don't in Ireland which sucks
Looks more like our English Muffins too!
That’d be a Maccas thing here then.
We do though,we call them rolls
@@thedragonsman Well bread rolls and American biscuits are pretty different.
Yeah true but we got them dinner rolls which are way better
Hungry Jacks was some of the best fast food I've ever had in my life. I was devastated leaving the country knowing I'd have to go back to BK.
Where are you from?
I guess the ad slogan runs true 'the burgers are better at Hungry Jacks'
@@Aburg76 Not really, the past two times I've been to Hungry Jacks Ive felt sick afterwards and they were two seperate locations too not the same restaurant so I haven't returned since cos there's something in that food making me feel that way. They use alot of grease, possibly more than McDonald's, the onion rings can be very hit and miss, superb one moment, greasy and disgusting the next.
@@user-et6pj4db9s i find that hungry jacks has a consistency problem. things vary between different maccas stores, but i find they dont stray too far from the baseline. whereas with hungry jacks some stores you go and theyre the worst thing youve ever had, barely edible, other stores you go and its the food of the gods and you want to drown in it.
an ultimate double whopper or a bacon deluxe thats fresh off the grill, steaming hot and melting in your hands is an experience unlike no other.
@@iris4547 well this is my whole problem with the price of junk food, why should I be paying top dollar to receive shit that could've been sitting out back all day? I mean going to any take away is a gamble, I find consistency is a problem with the lot of them.
The Australian burgers look really good!
They taste it too
They taste amazing, unless it goes cold
Genuinely curious what burger king tastes like in the US because I always see it at the bottom-mid tiers in those fast food tier list videos but here I like hungry jacks burgers just as much as maccas
@@epistarter1136 don’t slander hungry jacks like that, maccas is ass
the burgers are better at hungry jacks mate 😂
Just incase you're curious, yes... we did used to have Chicken Fries in Hungry Jack's. Unfortunately, it was one of those limited time exclusives. So yeah, I definitely missed them so dearly. I love Hungry Jack's. The primary school I went to down here in Tassie [Tasmania] was literally across the road from it and I used to go there when I have some money or for some dinner. I remember having a birthday party there as a kid and yes, they used to have paper crowns. OK, let's be real... I live in Launceston or what we like to nickname Launnie. Been living there for 2 decades now.
I don't really go there as much now but I do tend to order a delivery from there occasionally. Also, my birthday parties are no longer interesting now as an adult. It feels so crazy that this was all nearly 2 decades ago. Being 25 makes me feel old now and my life was in shambles during my teenage and young adult years. I lost both my parents growing up too. Thankfully I am moving on and I'm calling 2024 the "Year of New Chapter". I am thinking about doing things that I used to do as a teenager, that being going out and walking at parks, reading and borrowing books from the library, checking out the museum and art gallery. I got a life ahead of me, I should focus on making me feel happy without staring at a screen. I might have to make my Weekends and Mondays a little more interesting. I can't blame you for the caramel to be really popular, it is MY FAVORITE FLAVOR!!!!
We still have chicken chips in melb
Tasmania is a great album by Pond
@@polymobileWE DO!?
@@ShameFulKreationNo. Chicken Fries aren’t available but there’s talks on bringing them back. - Someone who’s worked at HJ’s for 6 years
@@mynamesleeewis 🙏
Joe saying McDonald’s has a better burger selection than Burger King has to be the wildest thing uttered by him.
I have to agree with it but I heard it depends on region
@@stealthops8240 makes sense then
@@stealthops8240it depends on country
@@stealthops8240 McDonalds are disgusting they can't even cook their beef patties properly they have no flavor.
@@DarthMuse mc donalds here isn't too bad but I try to avoid most fast food because I get nausea really easy. But again it's the whole depends on place
As an American, I've adopted the word Brekkie also. I have a jar of Vegemite in my cabinet too❤ love it.
As a Brit, I'm not sure the Aussies can claim that one! We definitely say brekkie too.
@@PiousMoltar No, you poms say "BREKFAST" 🤣
@adambevill Don't forget "My good man" = "C⛎NT" in Aussie 🤣
There will be a flag with a Union Jack with or without a Southern Cross in this ones future...😂
I want to see the USA and British crew try a classic Aussie works burger with the beetroot and everything
And the pineapple
Screw that, they need to go to a good chippy for a burger or steak sandwich with the lot - mayo, lettuce, tomato, grilled onions, egg, bacon, beetroot, pineapple, cheese, meat, ketchup
@@FORGOTTENMINDFREAK23 agreed. We have epic burgers
@@FORGOTTENMINDFREAK23 FACTS! No fast-food franchise serves the best Aussie Burger... It's usually a one-off Mum n Pop takeaway that has mastered things from a Chicken Schnitty burger to hot chips with gravy that would put any KFC to shame! I have a thing when i travel around Australia to stop in any non franchise bakery and try a Pepper Steak Pie and a chocolate eclair or if not available, a vanilla slice. I have found some that are nothing more than dog food, but i have had some pies that just bring a tear of joy to your eye 🤣
Here in America, we have a food brand in stores called 'Hungry Jack's' who does breakfast items like pancakes, waffles, syrup, & dinner items like Instant Mashed Potatoes. So I've been unsure if they're the same brand as the Australian Burger King with the name 'Hungry Jack's'.
My understanding of the name 'Hungry Jacks' actually came from that pancake brand, "Hungry Jack". Which at least used to be owned by Pillsbury, if not, still is (not sure). Pillsbury also owned Burger King and when they hit a wall in Australia regarding their branding issue, they simply adapted the name Hungry Jacks from their breakfast branding (Hungry Jack) as they didn't sell their pancake brand in stores here, and they, of course, already owned that brand.
So yup, you're spot on, and well done because not many make that connection :)
Not in California
@@phunkmonkeycookiegarage7773 Pillsbury has since sold their Hungry Jack products to J.M. Smucker, the owner of Smucker's jellies and jams, as well as Jif peanut butter...
in Aus we have Wendys but it only sells hotdogs and ice cream lol
Hungry Jack’s is called so after Jack Cowin who brought the franchise to Australia
Food tours Australia please.
I show my friends these videos when they ask what you can do with a journalism degree.
You could also make these videos without one... It's not hard, you go to a restaurant and look at the menu and then eat the food. People have seemed to be able to do that without a degree in journalism for many years.
I think KFC in other countries just has dinner rolls. They only have biscuits in the USA/Canada.
I had Hungry Jack's for lunch and yes the burgers are better at Hungry Jack's and when they made fresh and hot it taste a whole lot better
I can honestly believe that Hungry Jack's in Australia are better than our Burger King. Britt makes me want to hop onto a plane to the Land Down Under asap with how she presents the food.
Is no one even gonna mention that "Hungry Jacks" in the US is PANCAKES??? LMAO.
@@nahor88, I would have thought to other Americans that would be obvious. Good point though.
FINALLY A VIDEO LIKE THIS WOULD COME! WAS WAITING FOR THIS MOMENT!
I enjoy your food wars between Australia and US! Very interesting and informative!
the grill master's change up their lineup every few years, originally the cheapest one was the bacon cheese and angus but that seems to have been replaced with the chicago grill master, and an angry angus with the angry onions was also a part of the line. Basically we got a ship of theseus sorta thing where the entire range has compltely changed from what it was a few years ago. (oh seems her one still has the original bacon and cheese)
also the range has three major differences from the regular burgers: special buns, ergemont cheese rather than the normal one and 3rd Pound angus beef patties. So they're a lot bigger and more decadent overall, reflecting their higher price range.
the cowboy angus has a pair of onion rings on it that's what sets it apart from the others in the range. (also we at least DID have the rodeo burger for a while not sure if it's something you cna still order though)
If U want rodeo burgers ..order 4 bbq cheeseburgers & medium onion rings, then add them to the burgers.. if ur a regular at ur local U could probably talk them into adding the rings to the burgers for U... total cost for for the 4 burgers+ medium rings will be $15
Also, side note, we DO have the Rodeo cheeseburger here. We use to use the small crumbed onion rings but stopped that probably about 7? years ago? We now use actual pieces of onion ring in batter as opposed to the minced onion that's shaped and crumbed. It's honestly better imo when they're fresh.
And Angry onions iirc have either cayenne pepper and/or added capsaicin in the batter. Not overly spicy but defs have a nice kick.
I watched it in the past and I am so glad you brought it back 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
The number of ads during this video today was INSANE.
I enjoyed a total of 0 ads on Premium 😎
The cyber attack ads are driving me insane
0 ads and 0 add block and 0 'pay us to stop ads' 😎
What's worse is that every single one of the 10 (yes 10) ads in this episode were the exact same ad!😧
it's 2024 get an adblock
The price difference is crazy considering the minimum wage in the US is US$7.25 while it is US$15.15 in Australia
It varies by state county and sometimes city but yes federally it is gar-bage . Places like Seattle or San Francisco have a closer minimum wage ( not adjusted for cost of living )
And for very visibly lesser quality! Those fries looked terrible, that chicken looked green!
Expensive to live here
@@reddyreddog9025 The US?
@@Malc664 Australia
Some guy on yelp reviewed Hungry Jack’s coffee & described it as “dirty puddle water”. HJs took it under advisement, revamped their coffee menu, then used his review as part of the marketing campaign to advertise the improved coffee menu. Gotta love the sense of humour but their coffee still suuuuuuucks.
It's got a lot better, but Macca's has the better coffee ☕
@@insertnamehere5809 in HJ's defence, they don't run a Cafe.
They did something similar when the fixed the cardboard chips too
@@Dev.85yes they do (Jack’s Cafe)
Well they never did say the coffees are better🤣
There seems to be a lot of items on the menus of HJ and BK compared to McD's...also why am I getting so many foreign adverts??? AT&T is not even available in Australia!
Yes Hungry Jacks has been playing fast and loose with trademark infringement. They recently won their 3 year battle with Maccas
Hungry Jack's looks so amazing. All these other countries where food is just so Delicious! The opportunity to try them if you only get to fly to the country. This is why I love food wars. You get to see all different kinds of food from different countries. It's so amazing🎉🎉🎉
it’s like a golden retriever wrote this comment and I love it!
Also interesting was that Hungry Jacks prices were less than Burger Kings. Yet Australia can pay their fast food workers a livable wage.
Truthfully our fast food workers here in Australia are usually kids. High school kids or university students working part time and living at home with mum and dad. If you go to a HJ's here (or McDonald's or KFC or whatever), chances are the only staff member over 21 will be the manager. Even though our adult minimum wage is a lot higher than the US, you can't survive on it as an entry-level employee. Maybe as a manager, but not as a kitchen hand or fast food cashier. That's why its mainly students who do the job, who don't have rent or household bills to pay.
I use the zesty sauce for my onion rings. It's so good.
A few weeks after this video came out, Hungry Jack's announced the return of the Big Jack, the Hungry Jack's version of the Big Mac. I remember McDonald's took Hungry Jack's to court over copyright infringement, Hungry Jack's came out on top.
I was obsessed with the bursties while in Australia
Yea i went through that phase, well my mom did and would always grab me one as well 😁
The bacon delux from hungry jacks is awesome
Yea that's my go to, the Double Bacon Deluxe Burger 😁
Two is better than one.
I have dreamt of this episode since the very first Food Wars episode. Thank you to everyone involved for making this a reality
The burgers really are better at HJs
Fanta Raspberry sounds so awesome 😀 Wish we had it here in the US
Oh it is so delicious. You guys are for sure missing out!
It is as good as it sounds . But America has Baja blast
Hungry Jacks also have slushy or soda with bursting bubbles that contain flavoured liquid inside [like milk tea (boba) pearls (balls)] - not sure why it wasnt on here
@@mnm8818 She did talk about frozen drinks and bursties at 27:34, and she even tried three drinks that had bursties much to her disappointment that made her rant about the bursties. I generally agree with her sentiments on them, I've tried a frozen drink with bursties once and was not impressed at all finding it very underwhelming and pointless.
@@Sevicify oh yeah, eh embarrassing for me- I skipped it, thanks for the reply...
yeah the bursties can be hit and miss, and theres other options for 'sweet' drinks like or milk tea/ fruit tea with half dozen toppings thats everywhere...
rant add: i think Hungry Jacks coffee would be better than most USA legit coffee places hehe... but then Italy would laugh at both countries...
I'm really surprised that burger king in America costs more than Hungary Jacks in Australia especially considering lower paid workers earn a lot more in Australia. I genuinely thought America would be way cheaper than Australia
One of the reasons I ubereats HJ is i can get a large chips and drink 2 burgers and 3 nuggets (hunger tamers box) for around $25 delivered to my house.
He’s also in LA. BK and all fast food is significantly cheaper in the less urban parts of the US.
There’s some errors showcased in this Aussie side. The ‘chips’ in the whiskey burgers are Angry Onions and the sauces are Mayo, Mustard and BBQ sauce. The cheese that’s in the plant-based whopper or Rebel, the former name, is the standard cheese that’s in every burger that isn’t the Vegan or Angus. Also, the Chicago, Cowboy and Pulled Pork Angus are Promo burgers however, Chicago and Cowboy have stayed on the menu, but the Pulled Pork will leave soon and replaced with another promo. However it can still stay due to demand. The Pulled Pork Angus has a special Spicy BBQ sauce instead of the regular Smoky BBQ sauce, but that runs out often so they have to change it with Smoky.
You should’ve waited for the summer promos which are the Tropical and the Aussie Whoppers/JFCs. Also, there wasn’t a Royale shown
If you were to have done it in 2018-19 there would’ve been the Mini’s, Chicken Fries, Tendercrisp, Extra-long Tendercrisp. 2019-20 there was Tendercrisp wraps.
There’s also a handful of other unique promos that were done. Roadhouse Whopper, Carolina Whopper (coming back), Pulled Beef Angus, Chorizo Angus, Fiery Angus, The Big Jack which was mentioned, the original Grilled Chicken bun, Chicken Tenders, Chicken Bites, the OG Beer Battered Onion Rings, the Black Ops 3 Whopper, and a bunch more that I cannot remember
This was a great video 😁
I worked in a burger king in the early 2000s in Cabramatta Sydney in side was hungry Jacks but the signs around the shop an outside was burger king
i remember in the 90s there was a burgerking about 100 mertes from a hunrgy jacks in tweedheads in northern NSW on the queensland boarder
They normally offer the Zesty sauce with onion rings. And Whiskey River is just a name, not necessarily indicating whiskey in the sauce. And Joe was missing the unnatural-looking Original Chicken Sandwich.
My guess was that it's named Whiskey River (title of a Willie Nelson song, actually) because it's something that you'd literally only eat if you were completely hammered.
Hahahaha. Made the Aussie suggestion ages ago and JoeJoe said never doing Australia. Brooooooo, I don’t you so💚💚💚💚
i agree, boba isn't for everyone. also boba works with some things, like strawberry syrup mixed with water as a slushie, the water is used to thin out the syrup which is then poured into a glass. ice is optional.
I don't really like boba in drinks, mainly because they can be a choking hazard, which is easier to do when drinking rather than eating. In fact, I've never had food go down the wrong pipe, if anything makes that happen for me it's gonna be drinks with bobas in it.
At the moment, Hungry Jacks has seasonal/limited editions whoppers.
The tropical which pineapple and bbq sauce and the Aussie which has beetroot and egg added.
Both are so good...
we DID have chicken fries for a while but then hungry jac's jsut stopped selling them and i don't know why maybe they ddn't take off like they did in america?
and pop'n chicken is basically like popcorn chicken, just SLIGHTLY bigger and rounder.
Idk if it was just a Sydney thing, but Hungry Jacks for a while was putting their Chicken Chippies in a reflective box to deter the seagulls.
So a chicken nugget.
Different breading, has southern spices in it
Can't wait for the colonel episode. Wicked wings and zinger box baby😊
I love how Burger Kings new logo just ripped off the Hungry Jacks logo from Aus
Hungry Jack is the name for Burger King in Australia. Same fast food place, just different names.
@@marydavis5234 yeah I know mate, I’m saying Burger Kings new logo is just taken from Hungry Jacks one
BK restored their old new design... and HJs never adopted the 1999 logo design
@@marydavis5234 You are wrong, they are too different companies. Like Britt said in the video, when a company based of Burger King was being created, they had to choose a different name cuz of copyright issues.
@@marydavis5234they’re not actually the same company at all. An Australian originally licensed their menu and branding design decades ago. Since then they have operated completely separately to the point that in the late 90’s Burger King actually opened in Australia themselves, with minor changes to their logo to try and avoid the fact that they’d sold the rights in Australia. Several years later Hungry Jacks won a lawsuit against them for contravening the original agreement and they had to close.
Omg I got a Hungry Jacks app while watching this 😂 Btw love this video ❤❤
I'm from the UK and when I was in Australia for christmas I loved the BURSTYS
"The kick comes after...it is spicey..." 😆
Per capita, its basically equal.
The US has BK 6729 restaurants, about 1.8 BK's per 100,000 people
Aus has 463 HJ restaurants (as 24 Feb '24), about 1.75 HJ's per 100,000 people.
Man, I miss Australia. Been to 5 cities there!!! Hungry Jacks was pretty solid!!!
Why do the Australian burgers look like they were pulled straight out of a commercial and the American burgers look like they were pulled straight out of the trash??? Look how plump and happy her’s look and Joe’s are all smooshed and sad.
It's rigged, every burger I've got looks like it survived an earthquake.
As a Defence Force Member (and I also believe it’s available to Emergency Service workers) we get a 30% discount on our meals at Hungry Jacks. It makes the value so much better than McDonalds.
Why colour grading is off in Australian footage
While the airplane trip would be nightmarish, I think I might want to go to Australia in a few years and try their fast food. Hungry Jack's looks awesome.
Its good to see Joe back in on of these video again!🎉
a new storm flavour that just drpped recently is the fairy floss (cotton candy for americans cause they don't like fun I'm guessing) storm which is vanilla ice cream with...I'm gussing strawberry sauce (or maybe fairy floss flavoured sauce somehow?) and a big heaping of fairy floss/cotton candy on top because who needs teeth am i right?
yes I did try it. it was alright.
The biscoff storm was awesome.
I remember there was a Burger King open in Tweed Heads, NSW til like 2003 i think
7:45 we also do have rodeo's in Australia, though they tend to only be situated in country area's from my current knowledge
they're a fun edition to a B&S ball 😂
@@dundonozOmgosh… I went to a B&S once😂
joe is backkkkkk!!!!!!! 🥳🥳🥳
If Hungry Jacks took over all the BK's in the US it would be very popular. At this point Burger King US needs a rebrand because it's poor reputation.
Silly hungry jacks and Burger King are the same fast old place, they have different names depending on the country you are in.
@@marydavis5234 You haven't understood their comment.
@@marydavis5234Hungry Jack's Pty Ltd. is an Australian fast food franchise of the Burger King Corporation. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of Competitive Foods Australia (with licensing from Restaurant Brands International), a privately held company owned by Jack Cowin.
Re the size of the beef patty , promo pictures are made with real shop made ingredients but are not cooked. A blow torch is used on the edges to give the beef a desired look, and the burgers are made in a wedge configuration to give the appearance of blump burger
In Aus there's Veggie (normal cheese and mayo) and Vegan Whopper which offer purely vegan products. Like the Rebel, they offer both normal and vegan.
Hungry Jacks also has the tropical whopper, tropical jack's fried chicken, tropical grilled chicken, Aussie whopper, and Aussie grilled chicken
I think that's the summer menu, this must have been filmed before
@markward573 yea they all went away recently, I was devastated
Peters vs Cornetto episode
lovely to see Aussie comparisons.. Great Aussie host too cheers...
The sticky date puddings at HJ are the BEST.
Honestly, the marketing of Angus beef here in Australia amuses me deeply. The vast majority of beef cattle here are Angus, so it’s like saying ‘average beef’.
I remember about 6 to 8 years ago Hungry Jacks tried to convert their stores to Burger Kings and it didn't go to well , so they changed them all back to Jacks ...
Burger King is exclusively licensed to someone called Jack in Australia. Burger King tried to open stores under the Burger King name Jack sued them they lost and had to close the stores or swap them to hungry Jack's
@volrathy1 cheers for that .. I just remember the hungry jacks near me went to B K then within about a month it was back to H Jack's...was very strange ..
Being from Australia i can say our bacon is definitely different at fast food stores such as kfc. It's usually cooked separately to everything else, majority of stores try to accommodate a halal/kosher friendly menu
3:00 - Feed us a Whiskey River Whopper,
and we'll be ready for the Willie Nelson concert to start.
someone should do A&W Canada menu to show and taste what that would look like
We have Hungry Jack's pancakes and breakfast sandwiches in the freezer section of the grocery store at least here in Oklahoma but don't know if it's tied to the Australian company or they just license the name from them for us distribution?
One is Hungry Jack's, and the other is Hungry Jack.
Good spot @cannibalpenguin19 ! I believe the company that owns Burger King America owns (or owned) the pancake brand. As the name Burger King was legally taken in Australia, they gave a list of names to choose from. The guy who bought the franchise is named Jack Cowan, no that's why he chose the name Hungry Jacks from that list.
It looks like Burger King US Onion Rings are what they used to be at Hungry Jacks. They changed to an inferior battered recipe a few years ago (they used to be crumbed). Also the HJ burgers shown look bigger than what I've seen recently, I wonder if some stores are using smaller buns.
That's strange. The two local BK's I frequent still only have the breaded onion rings. I hope they don't switch the same battered crap you get everywhere else.
I look forward to the British guy lol. He’s cute. Hopefully you do a UK episode. My grandma loves the fish burger at BK but I refuse to go there. I used to love their frozen Coke in the early 2000s
Ill stick to my theory on the BK/HJ..
The burger king came to Australia.. Dairy queen divorced him. Now hes hungry jack
On side note BK name is jack
Whiskey River is my favourite too but it's only on a timed menu :(, I never realised how different the menus are. I think I prefer our Aussie menu ❤.
We used to have the pie but they stopped selling it a few years ago
More interesting than appetizing. As a teen I worked at BK and each day made myself a double whopper with bacon and cheese. Now I’m 53 and can’t remember the last time I visited a BK. Watching you guys pull them apart is kinda disgusting…….and yet I continue to watch. 😳
As an Australian, am very upset we dont have Dr. Pepper post mix
Indeed, we used to have Australian Dr Pepper in the 90s, now we only have imported cans and they're not that common.
I love Hungry Jack’s super stunner meal with chicken royal and spicky sauce on the side, the chips are so good
The BBQ Plum is still my favourite all these years. On chips, onion rings and nuggets. We used to have a Fillet of Fish equivalent called the Ocean Catch, but disappeared just after 2000. The grilled chicken was my favourite for years, but has been priced around the same as a whopper so doesn’t represent good value. I miss the small onion rings that you see in the US though. I prefer them to the current ones.
29:10 A long black that wasnt available? Did they run out of hot water or something :'D
and yet they had tea hahahahha
20:17 "frekkies I guess" I bursted out in laughter 😂
I often wondered what the differences are between Australian and US restaurants other than the name. The Whiskey River burgers were available for a limited time, so not a regular menu item in Australia.
They come back very regularly.
@@RiTchieKII yeah, they seem to come and go don’t they… it’s Big Jacks turn for a comeback!!
McDonald’s Australia is owned by the same parent company so innovations flow both ways (eg McCafe started in Australia), Hungry Jacks was founded in Australia by an Australian and licensed the logo/menu in 1971. But since then they’ve basically been completely different changes happening globally to each without flowing to the other. At one point in the 90’s Burger King US itself opened many outlets in Australia before losing a lawsuit for violating the original agreement.
Every single add I watched through this video was a hungry jacks add, lol.
Look how perfect the buns look in Australia too...
This show has showed me that the American fast food chains are so much better outside of the U.S. I feel like these companies hate America since they don't seem to ever try here.
The only connection between Burger King in the US and Hungry Jacks in Australia is a guy in Australia originally licensed the branding and menu many many decades ago. They’ve operated as completely different companies otherwise, to the point Australia did have Burger King as well in the late 90s until they were sued for violating the original agreement.
I had a Large Ultimate Whopper meal with a Frozen Coke yesterday evening! I was leaning towards the Aussie Whopper or the Whiskey Whopper - sadly they discontinued the boneless fried chicken pieces that were THE BOMB as we said back in the day...lol Same with lol, lol
For clarification... tucker isn't specific to dinner. Tucker is just generally food.
1:03 Correction; 'French Fries' and 'Chips' are two distinct cuts of fried potato.
Fries are long and thin (and are often more crispy and golden on the outside), and Chips are shorter and thicker.
I'm sure Australia has Fries *and* Chips, just as we do in NewZealand.
For example, KFC serves Chips, whereas McDonalds serves Fries.
Non-Americans often think it's just a matter of different terms for the same thing, but it is not.
It's hard to tell from the video, but it looks like she does have Chips in front of her, so it may be Hungry Jacks' fault for labeling them as "Fries".
Nope. It's all chips. Some places / people will say fries occasionally but no one bats an eye when you call it chips
7:14 love that accent
Personally I’m a McDonald’s girl, mainly because Bundaberg which is where I go most of the time has 2 McDonald’s and only 1 Hungry Jack’s
In Nov 23 The Federal Court ruled a Hungry Jack's burger did not infringe on McDonald's trademark and could continue to sell the Big Jack.
Might sound dumb but Hungry Jacks to me is more a country town fast food place and maccas is more a city fast food place.
You’re right that was dumb
Its the other way round bud
True
@@rhysmagee7828yeah, Maccas is everywhere, HJs are a little harder to find and usually are limited to cities with few exceptions.