Brits try Bojangles Chicken and Biscuits for the first time!

Next up on our road trip, we headed to a place highly recommended by some of you JOLLYbeans - Bojangles - to try some of their famous chicken and biscuits!

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[deidrajohnson]

Shout out to 😂 “my boys” Josh and Ollie. I appreciate you guys for stopping by and allowing us to share our BoJangles here in Prescott Arkansas with you!

[stevenvuong]

Deidra doing a complete 180 after hearing about England's weather is a testament to how miserable it is

[loisrinehart]

My wife and I went to Alabama for the NASCAR race. We stopped at a Pizza Hut afterward for a little something. The waitress tasked what we'd like to drink and after we told her, she said Ya'll aren't from around her are you. We are from Southern Idaho and thought it was not noticeable. Before we were done ordering, the manager, 5 more employees and 6 customers came up to talk with us because they liked our accent. Fun experience. Waht started as a 30-minute meal ended up being almost 2 hours. Keep up the great videos' guys. Thanks.

[Ojisan]

THANK YOU for saying that biscuits are not scones! 😂
All British people need to see this.

[knock]

Shout out to this specific Bojangles for being cool and talking to and treating Josh and Olly with that southern hospitality

[laurenwillett]

As a Texan, when Ollie said “you do it honey” sounded like every lady at my church growing up.

[TheOriginalMagI]

The fact I am watching you eat Bojangles as I eat Bojangles has something so poetic about it 😅

[eteinvincible]

As a North Carolinian, this is the content I have been waiting for. I'm extra pleased that they correctly identified the honey mustard as the best chicken compliment. I'm sad that you didn't get any fries, though. IT'S BO TIME!

[LordSaric]

Does anyone else enjoy watching them initiate their crew as much as when they try stuff themselves? I just love how they feel the need to spread the joy right away!

[voidmayonnaise]

Her expression when you said “… in a public pool” was as if you had just said, “Sorry, my personal pool is at capacity.” 😂

[elysejfactor]

I stumbled upon your “Brits Try” site the other day and I’m feverishly playing catchup. Josh, Ollie, and the crew, you’re all lovable. You’re funny, kind, and genuine. As you know, the sponsor of your trip to Bojangles Chicken was the food delivery service Factor. That inspired me to write this message, as my surname is Factor. Keep doing what you’re doing. You bring joy to a decisive, chaotic world. Just to let you know, I’m a poverty lawyer and lifelong resident of Queens, NYC.

[laurakatebaker]

Ollie doing a southern accent is the best.

[embaggins]

the first worker just stepping back, awkwardly trying to get out of the way whilst somehow still hanging around & letting deidra do the rest of the talking is so real 😩 i feel that in my bones

[stacyr]

I never paid attention to the whole "49 steps" before this video but after hearing Olly ask why couldn't they add one more step, I think I know why it's 49 steps and not 50 steps. The very first Bojangles opened in Charlotte in July 1977. Four months earlier, the Charlotte 49ers made it to the Final Four for the first (and last) time ever and at the time, that was the biggest thing ever to happen to the city. So I'm betting the reason why Bojangles chose to make it 49 steps rather than 50 steps is because it was a subtle tribute to the Charlotte 49ers basketball team.

[MimiToto]

The trick for the best southern take out tea is half sweet half unsweetened and allow ice to melt a little. Adding lemon to tea at Bo jangles is the bomb. I love their biscuits too. The chicken is spicy and with dirty rice and green beans biscuit tea with lemon, it's a treat. Great interaction with Southern hospitality at its best. Loved it. Love this video and you guys. Love from America. ❤

[Damage_Inc]

I love Josh and Ollie’s commentary on the American diet. We “literally” know we’re killing ourselves, but we’ll die happy.

[Pygon]

I seriously hope those cups had ice in them for that Sweet Iced Tea! That is the whole point! The tea is stronger and over-sweetened so that it still tastes great as the ice melts and dilutes the drink. The tea is typically room temperature or even slightly warm, and melts a lot of the ice as it is poured over.

[aubreezily]

I have lived in the southern U.S. my whole life, but it never fails to make me smile when people are treated with southern hospitality. I hope y'all have enjoyed your time back in the states, and I look forward to seeing more of the trip! 🤍

[rjaxx-ymgp]

There is a Southern method for eating leftover/cold biscuits. Cut the biscuit in half like burger buns then slather with butter and fry them until they are brown and crunchy. You can eat these with jam/jelly or overeasy (yolky) eggs.

[peterwinstonaldredge]

Love it when you get the crew involved in your videos! Please do more of that. I live in the Midwest US and have never had Bojangles but, now I want to try it very badly.