I cannot BELIEVE they had them try a corn-dog without ketchup or mustard or anything. You wouldn't have someone try a hotdog or a hamburger for the first time and expect any sort of positive reaction by slapping them in a bun and feeding it to them. LOL
Donutburger reminds me of when Rachel ( "Friends) made trifffle ..."first there's a layer of sponge cake , then jam, then potatoes, meat & gravy".... Ross: taste like fear Joey: goood!
+Laura K I remember in school they served us pizza burger. I didn't like it. But then again it was school food. Though I don't mind burger on my pizza.
+Laura K ditto, though I don't think I've ever had one without mustard. I imagine it would be kind of bland eaten plain. And I really want to try a bite of that pizza burger.
I live in rural Indiana, pizza burgers are on every menu in a diner but I've never in all my days seen one like the burger in this video. ours are normally a mild sausage Patty topped with onions, pizza marinara and melted mozzarella on a bun. Occasionally there is one place making theirs with a hamburger patty. But I've never seen a doughnut burger. I have heard of cronuts but never eaten one.
He needs to go watch himself in the mirror, he loves himself and hates everything else! Swishes his hair like a girl! No room for conceited people on these videos!
my favorite line out of this whole video "i'm a big meat eater but that actually makes me feel so guilty to see da tree animals stuffed inside eachother" OMG hahahahah
I invented the doughnut with sliced American cheese back in 1988, but only famous within my own home. Much later about 20-25 years later it became famous in American food culture when a small restaurant started serving it. Not sure how they came across it but, we (only my mom and me) didn't have much food because we were poor, but we had a package of individually wrapped sliced American cheese and my mom brought some day old donuts and I figured I needed something to balance out the sweetness of the doughnut and all we had was sliced cheese. And it was delicious!
The doughnurger is an abomination. To quote Jeff Goldblum in Jurassic Park, "your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could that they didn't stop to think if they should."
donut burgers are the shit, the only reason that was gross is cause it had egg and chocolate sause over it, you gotta have a simple burger with bacon cheese and donute for it to be good
Never in my life have I heard a corn dog being called “fancy”. We got to fairs and stuff for that, maybe get mini ones at school. You don’t usually find corn dogs associated with fanciness.
I'm just going to hope you non-americans understand that these aren't foods eaten on a daily basis. You can usually get them at fairs, and fairs normally happen once a year. You could ask any American about fair food, and they'd tell you it's batshit crazy.
+Ângelo Vargas He's gonna have crazy indigestion. When I went from vegetarian to occasional meat eater, I guess I had stopped producing sufficient enough enzymes to digest meat, so red meats would just sit in my belly forever making me feel gross.
A corn dog too fancy? LOL. Also we do usually put stuff on it. I've used ketchup, mustard or both (heresy on two counts probably). These go great with a large dill pickle on a stick and some french fries or hot cheese curds.
+Stephen Flechsing To be fair, one of them did say it needed a sauce. They have to eat it the way it comes, without a lovely dollop of mustard. I blame the show makers, not the people eating. They don't know any better! Think of the Irish! Will no one think of the Irish?
And Hank Green, famous UA-camr, and me, educated nobody, and a whole lot of other people. I haven't eaten any of the other stuff in this video though, and the corndogs in the video looked wrong.
+Matt Thomas Nope. I just have not touched a hotdog since my dad bit into one and pulled out a chunk of intestine and the needle end of a syringe with his teeth. You don't recover from that sight.
I’m beginning to question my Americanism!! I’ve never heard of some of these things, but then I live in South Dakota where we still enjoy simple hunted food. 😉😁
+David Castano Having spent time on both coasts and places in between, I would say you'll see bits of these all over. Most are fair type food where pretty much any form of restraint and logic have flown out the window.
I live in America and I don't know what that doughnut hamburger thing was but I am now officially scared. Sounds and looks good, maybe as a drunk food, but not something you should actually eat.
It looks like a Luther burger. Krispy Kreme donut with a hamburger, cheese, a fried egg, and bacon. I don't remember if it has chocolate syrup on it, but it's from the show the Boondocks.
Pizza burgers were the #1 selling thing in the cafeteria at my high school. But they didn't look like that. They were open faced buns with pizza toppings/sauce on it. They even put the recipe in our senior year book at our request because we were the 100th graduating class.
+Amanda Blazza You can still tell he is a vegetarian, He still looks drawn, weak and like he could pass out at any moment or a stiff wind could blow him away.
Sure. But when you decide to be a vegetarian it's because you gathered yourself enough reasons on why it's not right to do so how bad you feel for eating another being's flesh, it doesn't matter if it tastes good, you just feel sick. It's not like you can go back and forth occasionaly lol Don't get me wrong, I'm not talking trash about Curly whatsoever, It just caught me off guard.lol
That dude is the very best vegetarian. Doesn't eat meat, except when he's agreed to try foods from all over the world for an internet show. I can respect his normal vegetarian choice simply because on these rare occasions he respected the "try new things" aspect here.
To me, he's the very worst vegetarian, because he isn't a vegetarian. Doesn't matter if its for ethics or health, a vegetarian is someone who doesn't eat meat. After a month of not eating meat, you can probably call yourself a vegetarian, but once you start breaking that streak with eating meat, even for a show, you're NOT one. xD And if he is an ethical vegetarian, the choice to just "try new things" is outrageous. You can't just decide when you do and don't care about something like that.
Think you've confused a vegetarian with a Vegan. One is someone who predominately eats plants and the other is basically a nut job. Where did the insane label "ethical vegetarian" BS come from? Oh, I know, you pulled it out of your... Not everyone becomes a vegetarian for the same reasons, some have decided to base it on insanity. Please stop being crazy.
+DeepPastry if someone doesn't eat meat because of health, they're a "health" vegetarian, if someone doesn't eat meat because they don't want to kill animals, they're an "ethical" vegetarian. It's not BS, it's commonly used in conversations like these.
That's an idiotic reason, and guess what, you constantly eat animals, can't be helped. Why don't you look up the amounts of animal parts the FDA allows in all plants used for consumption. Sure, they're not the cuddly mammals (cuddly implying you've never ever interacted with said animals for real) but insects and rodents, but animals none the less. And that's normal everywhere. Most vegetarians don't make those distinctions, you have just as Vegans do. If it meant that much to you, you would eat meat regularly, but only from farms/ranches that treat their animals well, and ensure they are put down as quickly and painlessly as possible. Reward those who do it right. Your belief, if adopted by everyone would require the death of millions of cows, chickens, and sheep, etc. No way could our meat animals survive in the wild; besides being so far removed from the original forms and bred to remove most of the requirements to survive in the wild, there's too many of them for any environment to absorb (you'd be subjecting them all to a slow and horridly painful death, plus the extinction of many of the native animals) just look up what is happening to, and because of, the whitetail deer in the Eastern US. It's ugly, and it's been on going since the 1970's.
I completely agree with their preferences here. The turducken disturbs me too. And many people in AL also like to stuff that behemoth inside a pig and spit roast it. "Taxidermy gone wrong" is my favorite line.
+QuestionableSidedish lol, yeah I can see that. I suppose if someone said "Hey, Tra, I have this weird sandwich I really need you to try" I would probably try it IF my husband did first lol. But I can't honestly see myself enjoying it, and it's unAmerican to not eat burgers (in my neck of the woods). I'm not even a huge fan of doughnuts to begin with unless they're filled with custard.
Only speaking for myself, but if the only way I identify these is through movies about USA, I'm guessing it is up there with a few things like that. Or, the guy just thinks of the Iggy song 'Fancy' a lot. LOL
I'm American and I enjoyed this video, but I have never had any of the stuff they tried except for the corndog. I want to try a cronut now and the first thing they tried looked delicious.
You do know that the crispy kreme doughnut burgers was sold at county fairs in the rural areas of the United States it has gone out of style with how many people are more health conscious the doughnut burger has completely been lost over time here in the USA I'm surprised that you guy's know about it
you guys ate the corn dogs wrong. we typically have ketchup and/or mustard as a dipping sauce for em. I personally dip mine in both and then take a bite. corn dogs are the bomb.
+Emily Kilcoin Well yeah, that's why the title says 'weird' american food inventions. If most people had them, they wouldn't be weird they'd be normal.
+Brianna Franklin Only thing I haven't heard of is the pizza calzone thing. I live in Houston. Maybe all of this stuff would be at the Texas state fair. I have had a donut burger at a food truck at Rice University once before though.
“This is taxidermy gone wrong!” That’s gotta be the best description yet! 😂😂😂
I died when he said a corn dog is fancy cause that's carnival food😂😂
I think he felt it's making a hot dog unnecessarily complicated
@@brendamoon2660 no
"I think my mouth is having a nervous breakdown." LOL!
I read that as he was saying it 😂
Corn dogs are such a popular normal thing here. I've never seen it as unusual
Oh yeah, had them in my school cafeterias up until high school. We could get corndogs when we were six years old every day.
tetrisclock
I love going to state fair and getting corn dogs the size of my arm.
tbh I don't remember the last time I saw a corndog. 7th grade?
+givemeantlers How the fuck is that depressing?
"What this needs... is a good sauce" - yeah, mustard! :D
more like ketchup mustard is yucky
+TheMcluvinMe the sauce is irrelevant, it could be hot french semen for all that matters, Nobody eats a corndog dry
+TheMcluvinMe agreed
The manic happens when you mix ketchup & mustard for a corndog & I don't even like mustard.
Dijon mustard. :)
When he turned the corn dog and ate it like corn on the cob I felt my heart drop
I'm only 30 seconds in and I've already lost it at Zorro dude just mumbling "Jesus Christ Almighty" as he tries to cut his burger.
I cannot BELIEVE they had them try a corn-dog without ketchup or mustard or anything. You wouldn't have someone try a hotdog or a hamburger for the first time and expect any sort of positive reaction by slapping them in a bun and feeding it to them. LOL
It’s real-interesting to see there reactions to the foods you might forget the fact there are a more Americans x 1,000,000,099.1.
Yep. Gotta dip a corndog in mustard. Can't have it plain.
Gross to both
i have both like u described i dont likd sauce
Who eats a corn dog with anything on it. Weird I say
"It's really nice and it's really upsetting me" is the proper response to the donut burger.
the guy with long hair always gets me with his comments
IK when he said he couldn't eat duck I was like awwwwwww😉
If you want, you can. check out his channel. Its called "Are ya having that"
oh lordy i need this in my life
i love him
milky1234123 I like how he calls inanimate objects "she". my french gramma would do that.
"this is taxidermy gone wrong" haha
LOL!
Donutburger reminds me of when Rachel ( "Friends) made trifffle ..."first there's a layer of sponge cake , then jam, then potatoes, meat & gravy"....
Ross: taste like fear
Joey: goood!
Feet not fear. XD
Not sure what fear would taste like. :P
Whats not to like? Cake? Good! Jam? Good! Meat? GOOOOOOD.
When the hell did corndogs become fancy?!? 😕😅
"Taxidermy done wrong" ~ I totally agree on that one.
You need mustard on a corndog! Supposedly invent at the state fair of Texas. That could be a fairy tale! Ha!
joel simms, Fletcher’s Corndogs.
Every episode they try American foods they worry it's gonna be awful but end up loving it lol
I like how he calls corn dog fancy
+zhadley Ikr, it's what yoou buy at sonic as a side lol
Never ever heard of someone refer to a corndog as too fancy. LMAO
It's interesting that the pairs almost always agree with each other. I know to expect this, but it's still interesting.
I'm American, and the only one of those things I've ever had is a corn dog
+Laura K I remember in school they served us pizza burger. I didn't like it. But then again it was school food. Though I don't mind burger on my pizza.
+Laura K Same here.
+Laura K Same here, but at least I've heard of most of them.
+Laura K ditto, though I don't think I've ever had one without mustard. I imagine it would be kind of bland eaten plain. And I really want to try a bite of that pizza burger.
I live in rural Indiana, pizza burgers are on every menu in a diner but I've never in all my days seen one like the burger in this video. ours are normally a mild sausage Patty topped with onions, pizza marinara and melted mozzarella on a bun. Occasionally there is one place making theirs with a hamburger patty. But I've never seen a doughnut burger. I have heard of cronuts but never eaten one.
I like that guy who gags on about every show. The reactions of the other triers are golden. It is possibly the funniest thing ever.
I lost it when that guy said quack😂
I'm from America and the only thing I've eaten from this video is a corndog. That doughnut-burger looks revolting.
Says corndog is to fancy
Me walks to freezer grabs corndog microwaves it. SUCCESS
Butter 1532 we get it you’re boujee. Stop flexing.
,*too
"I can't eat duck because ducks are beautiful. Quack!" lol This guy needs to be in every video!
Totally agree - he is so funny!
I think he is annoying and always negative in every video.
he is hilarious.
He needs to go watch himself in the mirror, he loves himself and hates everything else! Swishes his hair like a girl! No room for conceited people on these videos!
"Birds that flock together, fry together" XD
"Vegetarian, eh? I don't trust him." 😂😂😂
I've never, until now, heard a corndog sincerely described as fancy. plus you should have given them mustard to dip it in.
don't worry ireland. alot of us americans are confused and appallad by the doughnut-burger too.
Yeah.
i had a breakfast variant with sausage. it was a religious experience
Donut burgers aren't extremely rare they're found in many places
Made one when I was out of hamburger buns one time, and it's fantastic. The chocolate sauce doesn't really work with it, though
no, as a chef I would not reccomend chocolate on a burger. ..no
I'd modify the doughnurger by skipping the egg and adding some mild onion. Sweet & savory would be real interesting to try once!
my favorite line out of this whole video "i'm a big meat eater but that actually makes me feel so guilty to see da tree animals stuffed inside eachother" OMG hahahahah
I must be a bad American. I have not had any except for the corn dog
Tbh they should have had funnel cake if that's an American thing but idk
I invented the doughnut with sliced American cheese back in 1988, but only famous within my own home. Much later about 20-25 years later it became famous in American food culture when a small restaurant started serving it. Not sure how they came across it but, we (only my mom and me) didn't have much food because we were poor, but we had a package of individually wrapped sliced American cheese and my mom brought some day old donuts and I figured I needed something to balance out the sweetness of the doughnut and all we had was sliced cheese. And it was delicious!
corn dog is missing the mustard, without it , it tastes really blend
ratty potter It depends though. if they do the batter right i eat the corndog w/o a dipping sauce.
@@VeritasA4G I'm super picky with corn dogs. A lot of places don't get the batter right.
@@FlixCreEightR Oof yeah.... that can be a rare thing :/
The doughnurger is an abomination. To quote Jeff Goldblum in Jurassic Park, "your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could that they didn't stop to think if they should."
donut burgers are the shit, the only reason that was gross is cause it had egg and chocolate sause over it, you gotta have a simple burger with bacon cheese and donute for it to be good
+Michaela Forbes Not sure about the donut, definite no on the chocolate, but I'd eat an egg in a burger without issue.
I love that quote!
I love how excited some of them get when they finally get to taste some of the food they've been hearing about haha
rainbow cake with milk shake lol... adorable I'm in Love
The corn dog was the only thing they tried that I've actually had 😂
Never in my life have I heard a corn dog being called “fancy”. We got to fairs and stuff for that, maybe get mini ones at school. You don’t usually find corn dogs associated with fanciness.
Leather Jacket and Red hair represent Ireland in my mind
There's like none of either here
That blonde girl was could be Miss Ireland or some shit she was gorgeous lol
HER DEFINITELY!
The corn dog is too "fancy" compared to just a hotdog on a stick‽ Hahaha!
I just LOVE these guys! And I've not have nor heard of most of these myself. 65 years an American.
Dip the corndog in ketchup and mustard and eat from the top to the bottom, not the sides.
I'm just going to hope you non-americans understand that these aren't foods eaten on a daily basis. You can usually get them at fairs, and fairs normally happen once a year. You could ask any American about fair food, and they'd tell you it's batshit crazy.
Jamie Godwin yeah they aren't american so they don't know
"...All flock together...all fried together." I spit my water out all over the place laughing. I love you so much Emman.
"Ducks are beautiful, Quack" lol he's awesome
He's too negative and thinks he is all that! Needs to be sacked or fired, whatever they call it!
@@KM-wf9yx agreed, douche wrapped in leather.. lol
>Guys is a vegetarian
>Make him 4 meat dishes
+Ângelo Vargas He's gonna have crazy indigestion.
When I went from vegetarian to occasional meat eater, I guess I had stopped producing sufficient enough enzymes to digest meat, so red meats would just sit in my belly forever making me feel gross.
If he's really a vegetarian his stomach/bowels are going to knock him on his ass for days after thos
Muahahaha!
C'mere, vegan! These nachos will change you!
Ângelo Vargas the guy is not really a vegetarian. He probably eats meats when no one is watching. Facts.
A corn dog too fancy? LOL. Also we do usually put stuff on it. I've used ketchup, mustard or both (heresy on two counts probably). These go great with a large dill pickle on a stick and some french fries or hot cheese curds.
"It's really nice and it's really upsetting me." LOLOLOL Favorite quote from this one! LOL
"ducks are beautiful quack"
how cute can one be 😢
“Bohr-Gohr” lol. I have never heard anyone pronounce burger like that.
Maybe its because of their *A C C E N T* you know, the the difference in VOICE AND PRONUNCIATION that people from around the world have?
Guy That Games I KNOW, I just said I haven’t heard anyone say it that way before.
Guy That Games I have quite a strong Aussie accent mate.
dude that's exactly how the word is pronounced in Spanish. Talk to a Mexican about hamburgers that's how they will pronounce it.
@@samuelembry5285 Cool.
you gotta put some mustard on that corn dog.. at the very least ketchup
Yeah, I hate corndogs without ketchup... They just taste gross otherwise.
+Stephen Flechsing To be fair, one of them did say it needed a sauce. They have to eat it the way it comes, without a lovely dollop of mustard. I blame the show makers, not the people eating. They don't know any better! Think of the Irish! Will no one think of the Irish?
+Kathryn Davidson The English will... at least long enough to take their potatoes.
A corndog is FANCY? Those things are like only eaten by kids in school and the occupants of trailer parks.
Lol
And Hank Green, famous UA-camr, and me, educated nobody, and a whole lot of other people. I haven't eaten any of the other stuff in this video though, and the corndogs in the video looked wrong.
I bet you're the life of every party
+Matt Thomas Nope. I just have not touched a hotdog since my dad bit into one and pulled out a chunk of intestine and the needle end of a syringe with his teeth. You don't recover from that sight.
Matt Thomas Yeah, cuz I bring the corndogs.
Ok, looks like Buzzfeed has some competition here.
I'm loving these Irish taste American food tests!!
Good choices of foods so far!
"i cant eat duck because ducks a beautiful .. quack" that cracked me up :)
I'm absolutely in love with the redhead!
I’m beginning to question my Americanism!! I’ve never heard of some of these things, but then I live in South Dakota where we still enjoy simple hunted food. 😉😁
Even in your county fairs? Because I think that's where.most of this stuff shows up.
I'm American. WTF are these foods?
+Strikerage Ditto! The ONLY one of all of these I have ever even heard of (let alone eaten) is the corndog.
+Strikerage Apparently cronuts are popular in New York.
same here
+David Castano Having spent time on both coasts and places in between, I would say you'll see bits of these all over. Most are fair type food where pretty much any form of restraint and logic have flown out the window.
"ducks are beautiful *quack*"
Fair food would be a great episode. You know, deep fried snickers bars, chicken fried bacon, fried Pepsi. Basically anything deep fried.
... How do you fry Pepsi? It's a liquid...
Suggestion: Try deep fried carnival food, like deep fried Oreos, pickles, chocolate bars and butter. Yes, deep fried butter is a thing.
The clue is "carnival food". Not exactly a thing.
I live in America and I don't know what that doughnut hamburger thing was but I am now officially scared. Sounds and looks good, maybe as a drunk food, but not something you should actually eat.
It looks like a Luther burger. Krispy Kreme donut with a hamburger, cheese, a fried egg, and bacon. I don't remember if it has chocolate syrup on it, but it's from the show the Boondocks.
I’ve only ever had it as Fair Food.
Sounds like stoner food to me.
Pizza burgers were the #1 selling thing in the cafeteria at my high school. But they didn't look like that. They were open faced buns with pizza toppings/sauce on it. They even put the recipe in our senior year book at our request because we were the 100th graduating class.
what in the fuck
Wasn't Curly vegetarian? I feel betrayed.
+Amanda Blazza hahahahaha, he has joined the dark side, we have bacon!
+Amanda Blazza LOL! I feel ya! My basic understanding of the being called Curly was utterly shattered when he took a bite!
lmao
+Amanda Blazza You can still tell he is a vegetarian, He still looks drawn, weak and like he could pass out at any moment or a stiff wind could blow him away.
Sure. But when you decide to be a vegetarian it's because you gathered yourself enough reasons on why it's not right to do so how bad you feel for eating another being's flesh, it doesn't matter if it tastes good, you just feel sick. It's not like you can go back and forth occasionaly lol
Don't get me wrong, I'm not talking trash about Curly whatsoever, It just caught me off guard.lol
That dude is the very best vegetarian. Doesn't eat meat, except when he's agreed to try foods from all over the world for an internet show. I can respect his normal vegetarian choice simply because on these rare occasions he respected the "try new things" aspect here.
To me, he's the very worst vegetarian, because he isn't a vegetarian. Doesn't matter if its for ethics or health, a vegetarian is someone who doesn't eat meat. After a month of not eating meat, you can probably call yourself a vegetarian, but once you start breaking that streak with eating meat, even for a show, you're NOT one. xD
And if he is an ethical vegetarian, the choice to just "try new things" is outrageous. You can't just decide when you do and don't care about something like that.
Think you've confused a vegetarian with a Vegan. One is someone who predominately eats plants and the other is basically a nut job. Where did the insane label "ethical vegetarian" BS come from? Oh, I know, you pulled it out of your... Not everyone becomes a vegetarian for the same reasons, some have decided to base it on insanity. Please stop being crazy.
+DeepPastry if someone doesn't eat meat because of health, they're a "health" vegetarian, if someone doesn't eat meat because they don't want to kill animals, they're an "ethical" vegetarian. It's not BS, it's commonly used in conversations like these.
That's an idiotic reason, and guess what, you constantly eat animals, can't be helped. Why don't you look up the amounts of animal parts the FDA allows in all plants used for consumption. Sure, they're not the cuddly mammals (cuddly implying you've never ever interacted with said animals for real) but insects and rodents, but animals none the less. And that's normal everywhere.
Most vegetarians don't make those distinctions, you have just as Vegans do.
If it meant that much to you, you would eat meat regularly, but only from farms/ranches that treat their animals well, and ensure they are put down as quickly and painlessly as possible. Reward those who do it right.
Your belief, if adopted by everyone would require the death of millions of cows, chickens, and sheep, etc. No way could our meat animals survive in the wild; besides being so far removed from the original forms and bred to remove most of the requirements to survive in the wild, there's too many of them for any environment to absorb (you'd be subjecting them all to a slow and horridly painful death, plus the extinction of many of the native animals) just look up what is happening to, and because of, the whitetail deer in the Eastern US. It's ugly, and it's been on going since the 1970's.
birds of a feather FRY together...
genius! this guy needs to do marketing for Turducken sales
I'm American and 3 or 4 of those things I've either never heard of or never tried.
That's because Southern America and Northern America are nearly seperate entities.
This is taxidermy gone wrong! That killed me
Where I'm from, a pizza burger has a spiced meat patty with cheese in it and it is cooked in pizza sauce and then served on a bun.
How are you going to serve someone a corn dog and not have any mustard?
Good lord! New blonde lady is distractingly attractive. Although, Red will always, always have a special place in my heart.
I died laughing at the doughnut sandwich. “It’s really nice... and it’s really upsetting me. >_
Oh I didn't know corn dogs were weird
or turducken though I've never tried it
same never even heard of it lmao haha
Friend was going to find a turducken for Xmas one year, since I don't eat ham or beef. I told her not to bother...they're REALLY expensive.
I think turduckens are relatively recent. Didn't Duck Dynasty introduce the... um... the thing?
Celia Shen
No, it existed before that.
Not gonna lie I didn't realize most of these were unique to the United States
+Adrianna Wolfe Do you live under a rock
"It's really nice and its really upsetting me." PERFECT!
I completely agree with their preferences here. The turducken disturbs me too. And many people in AL also like to stuff that behemoth inside a pig and spit roast it. "Taxidermy gone wrong" is my favorite line.
Put mustard on corndogs for best results.
"wait a minute... THAT'S GOT MEAT IN IT!"
I'm American and I don't think I would ever eat a burger placed between a glazed doughnut drizzled in chocolate sauce. sounds foul.
+Trickle Pickle Same, but part of me wants to try it and I hate myself for that.
I bet drunk or high you strongly disagrees.
+QuestionableSidedish lol, yeah I can see that. I suppose if someone said "Hey, Tra, I have this weird sandwich I really need you to try" I would probably try it IF my husband did first lol. But I can't honestly see myself enjoying it, and it's unAmerican to not eat burgers (in my neck of the woods). I'm not even a huge fan of doughnuts to begin with unless they're filled with custard.
yep
+Trickle Pickle I had a burger wit cheese between a doughnut....... its pretty good I jus wudnt have chocolate
I never knew the pizza burger and whatever the last one is existed.
Why does that black haired guy in the black leather jacket look like Sirius Black and Shouta Aizawa’s love child
I can't believe you just said that! 😆 high 5, bruh! ✋
did he just call a corn dog fancy?
+gantin strike I feel sorry for that corndog being told fancy. I think it's offended. :)
Senpai Spook Well you better run cause I like corn dogs!!!!!!
Only speaking for myself, but if the only way I identify these is through movies about USA, I'm guessing it is up there with a few things like that. Or, the guy just thinks of the Iggy song 'Fancy' a lot. LOL
I'm an American, but of those, I've only heard of corndogs lol
that's because your American.. not the smartest people on earth
Spider Farms ltd. Very true, unfortunately.
I'm kidding, you seem pretty cool
Spider Farms ltd. Hm, I'd describe myself more as "despondent." It's been a rough week here in the good ol' U.S.A., lol.
+Spider Farms ltd. says the person that can't even spell, "you're."
“I think my mouth is having a nervous breakdown” 😂🤣😂
I don't know why, but when he said "Jesus Christ almighty" at 0:34, I couldn't stop laughing!!!!
I'm American and I enjoyed this video, but I have never had any of the stuff they tried except for the corndog. I want to try a cronut now and the first thing they tried looked delicious.
You do know that the crispy kreme doughnut burgers was sold at county fairs in the rural areas of the United States it has gone out of style with how many people are more health conscious the doughnut burger has completely been lost over time here in the USA I'm surprised that you guy's know about it
their accent..I can't!..I love it! lol
I saw the pizza burger and burst out laughing with embarrassment
Trying a few USA American food hybrids that even I haven't, yet. Fortunate & entertaining, all the same.
you guys ate the corn dogs wrong. we typically have ketchup and/or mustard as a dipping sauce for em. I personally dip mine in both and then take a bite. corn dogs are the bomb.
I thought it was funny that he called them fancy LOL
You should import some wholesale then resell at a profit.
But you have corn dogs? LOL.
Man on phone order it online. corn dogs are excellent with ketchup and mustard!
Nathaniel Orton feel free to call me a child then. I don't give a fuck. good is good.
Freshly made corn dogs at town fairs are the best
A burger between donuts is no different than a maple sausage biscuit, which is delicious 🤤.
like a buuuurgarrrrrrrrrrrrrr burrrgar...! nice !!! 0:40
I'm American and I've not heard of some of these things lol
Vegan
+Emily Kilcoin Well yeah, that's why the title says 'weird' american food inventions. If most people had them, they wouldn't be weird they'd be normal.
+AoifeL93 yes, but you'd think you might've at least heard of them.
+AoifeL93 they could've just meant weird to the Irish.
+Emily Kilcoin America is a really, really big place
the blonde is absolutely gorgeous. and her accent, goodness gracious.
They're all gorgeous in fairness, and their rolling accents... I think they are upping them for the video.
I wish she had her own channel. I could watch her do anything and just talk
Totally…
Hit her with the dirty Sanchez
I was thinking the same thing about the redhead.
what parts of America is that stuff from? I'm American and the corn dog is the only thing I know.
Same!
+FatherMulcahy10
South I guess. I live in north Texas and I've seen most of that stuff.
+Brianna Franklin Only thing I haven't heard of is the pizza calzone thing. I live in Houston. Maybe all of this stuff would be at the Texas state fair. I have had a donut burger at a food truck at Rice University once before though.
+FatherMulcahy10 most of those are fair food
+FatherMulcahy10 I'm thinking the same thing, yeah
Ok its oficial, there is nothing more brilliant to the ear than an Irish brogue
Jalepeno poppers....yes! Try those and be amazed!
I'm American and I've never heard or had a third or more of these
+Ben Buckreis like wtf is a cronut and where do they even sell them
+Ben Buckreis As a non-American I have only eaten the corn-dog, which is called a hot dog where I'm from.
+Emily Elizabeth A hot dog bun with red hot dog is called an "American hot dog" where I am from.