Brits try IHOP for the first time!

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[seethe]

Originally it was "International" because they offered different varieties of pancakes and crepes, sweet and savory, from around the world. Over time the pancakes/crepes took a back seat. When I was a kid I think they had varieties from 25-30 countries and the A-frame restaurants were strewn with the flags of all the nations represented. They also used to have a lot more than just 4 syrups.

[debbie]

“Both food wise and also the setting. I feel less likely to be the victim of a murder.” How did Ollie nail the difference between IHOP and Waffle House so well?😂😂😂

[llchapman]

I can't get enough of Josh and Ollie trying different American foods guided by friends. What a hoot!

[jesalyn]

“Call 911 I’m retired” baby if you are a retired medical professional at your age you are killing it and I am so impressed. How fucking cool is that.

[scottballentine]

Growing up in the 70s IHOP was much more focused on the "International" part - a much wider variety of 'pancakes' - crepes etc than the modern menu

[davel]

"Ketchup and tabasco, look at that!" So cute how culinarily sheltered the British are. 😂

[m.thompson]

I'm so proud of Josh and Ollie for Americanizing their way of thinking about food:
"Can I dip my food in this [random other food or sauce]?"
*That* is the American way. 😎

[kellinomnom]

Dear visitors to the US: IHOP And Denny's are the sit down fast food places of the US. Highly recommend finding Mom n Pop/family owned places wherever you can.

[PokhrajRoy.]

Legend says that Josh is still SHOOKETH over the Flipping Buttered Pancake.

[christasaccullo]

Josh is American at heart when he blended the bacon with the pancakes 😂

[edwardndriskoll]

If anyone didn't know. The owner Of The First Ihop. Would eat a full breakfast and then drive in a random direction until he was hungry again. Where ever he was is where he built his next store. So once that store was built he would repeat the process. And now they are everywhere although I'm not sure if they still use the original owners process.

Btw that ketchup mix is straight up the spicy ketchup at Whataburger

[crackednut]

I discovered this show two weeks ago after having surgery. This show has made a long recovery bareable. You guys crack me up and it hurts when I laugh, but I can't stop watching! Keep them coming, big fan! 🇺🇸❤

[FlavorofMind]

I like that Ollie pointed out that IHOP is an 'international entity' 😂 so astute of him (as always) to respect that kind of distinction...

[jeweld]

Steven was one of the tik tokers that really helped me during the pandemic. Having someone who works in the same field making me laugh about that awful time, it really helped ❤

[michaelpaske]

iHOP used to have an "International" breakfast menue with such things as Swedish Pancakes, German Potato Pancakes, something British I think, can't remember what it was as didn't sound worth eating, Mexican Omelets, etc -- Their new menu has put an end to that "international" flavor (s) much to the downgrading of the food.

[Hpheadlife]

When I worked for Ihop Brits were always my favorite customers, I always recommend the NY cheesecake pancakes and the steak tips cause its really good. Always took care of my Brits ❤❤

[emilywynstra]

I love how Josh is still surprised at the suggestion of pouring on maple syrup at the point they eat the French toast, as if it hasn't gone on almost EVERYTHING already 😂

[womobewo]

I hope you guys go to Hawaii for a traditional Hawaiian Luau. That would be fun to watch.

[susiekinpgh]

Ollie has the GREATEST sense of humor. And it seems like Josh — in every episode — gets the opportunity to say to Ollie, "you're an idiot." PRICELESS!!!

[spclanghorne]

The sweetest thing I’ve ever had was around 2009 at an I-HOP. I was 8 years old, and they had this Dr. Seuss, 4 stack pancake with the strawberry frosting that’s on a donut, and tons of other sweet things. I couldn’t finish it.