Irish People Taste Test Savoury American Foods

Irish people taste test; Mac 'n' Cheese, Beef jerky, Spray Cheese, Meatloaf & more!

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We've had them try eating American snacks, American sodas and "Irish" foods so it was time to up our game, having some Irish people tasting typical American Savoury Foods (Dinners).

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Produced by Creative Nation
Music licensed from AudioMicro

Other Videos of ours :

Irish People Taste American Snacks

Irish People Try Stereotypical Irish Foods

Irish People Taste American Sodas

[BobPapadopoulos]

That fucker with the cabbage jokes gets me every time. lol

[sully]

Give them a hot plate stacked high with bbq brisket, turnip greens, and potato salad and they'd catch the next plane to America. I don't know why they gave them the bottom shelf version of all these foods. It'd be like me as an American being fed some store bought, assembly line prepped shepherd's pie and thinking that's what Irish people ate. Lucky for me my grandma brought back an original recipe from her travels and made it at our get togethers and hot damn I love some Shepherd's/Cottage Pie, it's so good.

[fearisreligion]

"Amecian flavor which, of course, is freedom." Now that is a classic line. These videos are quickly becoming my favorites.

[DevInvest]

“You know, it wasn’t very good the first time - and then the MSG kicked in”
That’s all time top 5 one liner for this series- that was epic.

[jeffmorse]

They need my Southern mom to make them a proper pan of corn bread.

[laurynnelson]

You should get an american chef to actually cook for them, because most of these foods aren't supposed to be 'good' more like convenient.

[xvoodooloungex]

We don't actually eat spray cheese, but it's in every grocery store for some reason. I'm pretty sure most people think it's disgusting. I've personally never tried it.

[soulgirl]

No self respecting Southerner would eat that Betty Crocker cornbread!

[SammeeJane]

If only they were given homemade cornbread, the packaged cornbread is crap.

[rock]

If it's any consolation, there's plenty of Americans, myself included, who absolutely HATE the idea of packaging processed cheese in a spray can! If I go to my grave never having tried it, I surely won't miss it.

[ECLE]

"American flavor, which of course is freedom"

Freedom, corn syrup, and preservatives

[MasterMichelleFL]

"...American flavor, which is freedom..."
LMAO
I freaking love you guys. I need Irish friends, obviously.

[LutherTraining]

Really? Kraft? Try Velveeta, change your life.

[ungoliath]

dear irish people... please for the love of God do not think something from a bag is quality cornbread. if its dry its wrong.

[dittobella]

No one in the south would dare make cornbread from a mix. Homemade is so much better- baked in a cast iron skillet with lots of butter.

[lachazaroony]

`Food is a stupid obligation.` man i`m so glad i dont feel that way lol

[kyle]

Being honest isn't a crime, nothing to be offended as long as it isn't discriminatory; everyone's taste bud is different. So chill Americans.

[kingswarrior]

On behalf of The USA I would like to apologize for the fact that you had to eat the boxed prepackaged version of these foods. Except easy cheese which had no real version.

[ExUSSailor]

I love these videos, bur, c'mon, cornbread from a store bought mix? No one eats that! It's gotta be made from scratch. And, no one eats spray cheese in the US.

[reneehoenicke]

Ok:
1. I'm not really a cornbread person but even I know that homemade cornbread is so much better than packaged garbage
2. Easy cheese went out of style in the 90's and is gross
3. I don't care at all what anyone else says, I will eat a full box of Kraft Mac & Cheese by myself because I love it