US vs UK Five Guys | Food Wars | Food Insider

From calorie count to portion sizes, we ordered everything on the UK and US Five Guys menus to find out the big differences between the two.

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US vs UK Five Guys | Food Wars | Food Insider

[Primekrusader]

These two are the only reason why I watch this channel

[JoshuakitDA]

*FOR ONCE IN THE OPENING UK HAS MORE THAN THE US*

[victoriak]

I'm dreading the moment when they run out of food chains to compare

[PeterTMT]

Five Guys doesn't actually give you "extra" fries. They give you a specific portion that they've calculated into the price. They place them into the bag and let you perceive that as "extra" as part of their brand.

[bexyPTX]

Best part of this series is how the British guy likes to take everything seriously but the American guy likes to crack jokes

Edit: I think I need to make it clear I'm only talking about these specific people and not trying to make any sort of generalization.

[nihehe]

That’s why I only order small fries in five guys. They give you fries by their emotions

[unlike_mars]

"Five guys are quite generous with the fries"

Missing 200 grams of fries.

[sankimalu]

One of the cooks at Five Guys rotates from store to story near my home in New Jersey. While making my order, I greeted her and told her that I recognized her from one of their other locations. I ordered small fries; she practically filled up the entire brown bag with fries! Such a lovely gesture.

[Thegarlicker]

When this one series is completely carrying the channel

[AverytheCubanAmerican]

when a British hotdog weighs more than an American one:
*Impossible*

[alexdumitru]

I can’t wait for when covid is over and there’s two can meet in real life

[jjaptae]

as someone who works at five guys i recommend getting a regular sized fry (in america at least) when you go. the regular and little cup sizes look quite similar and the large looks like it has a huge difference to a regular, which might make you go for the large if you want a lot of fries, but it holds just about the same amount of fries and costs a lot more. always go with the regular

[jameschurcher]

You actually are paying for the extra fries in the bag and is a marketing strategy which make customers think they are getting value for money.

[dank]

When he said "i wanna talk to one of the 5 guys, get me guy 3 or 4, i don't care" man i laughed pretty loud

[OliviaClaire]

“Technically it’s Frygate2021, check the release schedule”

[emmaliz]

Meat is ALWAYS the uncooked weight for portioning info… I thought that was common knowledge. I’m assuming the fries was an uncooked weight as well. Hotdog was probably also meant to be weighed without then bun

[Spraze]

The British dude is like I don’t mind paying for the exotic American burger they know how to make their burgers

American dude: I hate five guys

[Shibby.]

The biggest takeaway I got from this video was that the UK has Five Guys

[shane-oshaunason]

I’ve actually only been to 5 Guys once. I ordered, they said “it’s on us”. I said “what dyou mean”? Fella working there said “as you’ve not been before, you don’t have to pay, it’s on us this once”. Me, the Mrs and kids meal for free which should’ve been about £30.
Awesome food and one of the best milkshakes I’ve ever had.

[brentstack]

12:13 that was hilarious! 🤣 just cuts him off 🤣🤣🤣