Nottingham Forest's Anthony Elanga, Ola Aina And Callum Hudson-Odoi Rate British Food | Snack Wars

Nottingham Forest stars Anthony Elanga, Ola Aina and Callum Hudson-Odoi were the latest Premier League footballers to play a game of Snack Wars
Ahead of FA Cup weekend, the Nigeria, Sweden and England internationals compared and rated food from the UK and the rest of the world, including treats from Taiwan and China.
The players are currently involved in the fight for the Champions League, top four, trophies and are clear of relegation, despite being out of the Carabao Cup. They are arguably still in the title race, thanks to great form at their stadium, the City Ground.
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[@SPORTbible]

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[@Ellastanley105]

UREDS

[@MikeWalsh-k7o]

These guys are a trio I didn't realise I needed in my life

[@seancorker5815]

The Three Amigos mate - they’re on most of Forests media output. Harry Toffalo and Yatesy are a hilarious double act too.

[@1iving1egend]

this is jokes, need more of this trio

[@Delboy0]

In case you don’t know what the egg thing is an about, Hudson-Odoi is of Ghanaian parentage Aina is of Nigerian parentage and there is a big rivalry between both countries as the only English speaking West African nations and this rivalry comes in everywhere including food. Although Nigerian and Ghanaian food is very similar and share many of the same dishes, Ghanaians tend to put more hard boiled eggs in more of their dishes and because Nigerians don’t do this, Nigerians constantly tease Ghanaians about always eating eggs. They probably do this because they know deep down Ghanaian Jollof rice is much better than their version of Jollof rice and you can tell it is true because you never see non-Nigerians saying Nigerian Jollof is nice or better than the Ghanaian version, so tease the Ghanaians about the eggs.

[@SPORTbible]

Love that! Thank you 🙏

[@apt9238]

Brendan Cobbina comes to mind lol

[@DharvinHan]

My Boy CP, Chippy Chip's 😂😂😂

[@newwave3366]

This video is too short man

[@JubbatheHatt]

“Dis guy is street ya know with that doo rag on his head” 🤣😆❤ Aina is the man you need when the brown stuff hits the fan👍great clip. UR’sss

[@IanRossDavies]

You, and I cannot overstate this, REDS.

[@chikwadolucky1561]

4:30 good question 😂😂😂😂 how did they do that 😂😂

[@CJVP99]

The boy Calcium Odoi

[@King-yc6pn]

Nah this is class wth 😂

[@amahlendungane]

0:03 “Thank you Father Thank you Father for our food for our food, many many blessings many many blessings, Amen Amen”

[@joelwyman5040]

“Chips and nuggets” 😂 😂

[@macca1626]

Classic English food video, vile stereotypical Tory food that no one eats. Good for content but reaffirms stereotypes 😂

[@MJMilz14]

Proper Scotch eggs are fire to be fair! 😂

[@grahamelgie9281]

i had a Bovril v Brighton 🙂 love these guys

[@chapman2001]

Mate why are these guys always stitching us up

[@Ant-the-Hat]

Aina sign ✍️ ❤

[@louisgould8191]

Did anyone tell them scotch egg is pork 😭

[@LightWarriors4Life]

Not sure about those eggs 🥚🤔
Good snack wars episode 👏🏼😊

[@Ali1986Koksal]

UP THE FOREST!!

[@sdal5427]

Good on the lads for recognising Taiwanese sovereignty!

[@samgaming8213]

What's with Scandinavian football players they all sound like they were born in London like Isak and Elanga etc

[@fearlesspromotions759]

Done the UK dirty, we do have better scran than this

[@garethjones7342]

Great lads

[@Baklava2.0]

you’re onto a bank load if you can get other clubs to hop on this

[@imaxresi1033]

fire

[@LpLp-sc5zp]

They never heard of bovril shows how disconnected the players are to the fans

[@barryleamy]

More of a generational gap.

[@dfnffc]

My 16 year old hadn't heard of Bovril until a couple of weeks back at the ground. It's a generation thing

[@charmichealsueflipflop21]

😂 ffs they weren't born in the 70s

[@Red-dog77]

I bet you’re not a Forest fan either as one thing the Forest fans do associate with is connection with the fans

[@barryleamy]

@@LpLp-sc5zp find someone under 30 who knows what bovril is….il wait.

[@joedaws8924]

I have bovril at the city ground

[@usmanjahangir5863]

Scotch eggs have pork in there right?

[@Itz_haki12]

Mandem FC opps