Has James May made the best sandwich yet? | Crisps VS Chips

James May is back to do some hardcore investigative work in the bug-out bunker kitchen.
It’s a question millions of people need to know the answer to. Which is best: a crisp sandwich, or a chip sandwich? Only James May has the answer.

[Hamuelin]

Today on bottom gear, James provokes physical violence from Gordon Ramsay.

[officialtibby]

James May becoming a semi-ironic YouTuber is somehow the best thing to have ever happened

[weeruz]

Here I am watching a 58 year old man making the same two kind of sandwiches over and over for 13 minutes. And somehow I want more

[maccook]

"what was the other thing you mentioned earlier you don't like"
"Vinegar"
*Look of disgust*

[JakeO]

Is it just me or could anyone else watch James May do literally anything and be entertained?

[Yagunitto]

one Grand Tour episode cost: £2.5 million + medical therapy for Hammond after all the crashes
one FoodTribe video cost: £10 at Tesco

[brazy_]

I love how absolutely proud James looks whenever he gets the response from the crew members. So wholesome.

[angus]

Britain: Crisps, Chips
Australia: Chips, Chips
America: Chips, Fries

[waxwinged_hound]

"I'm sure this isn't particularly interesting if you're a viewer- I'm not sure why food programming is interesting..." James the reason most of us are watching this isn't that it's food programming, it's that you're in it.

[daunteuflay]

Imagine someone who doesn't know of James May and just stumbled on this video.

[Shrouded_reaper]

The press is critical, it allows the crisps to stick to the butter. If you dont press, when you bite into it, the crisps break and go absolutely everywhere.

[stevefranpimblett]

As an Aussie I want to clarify that yes, we call potato chips "chips" probably because that's what they are called on the packet, but we also call fried potatos chips as well. No distinction here, we love our chips. Fries are the provenance of fast food "joints" and as I was a child of the 70's I thought I should clarify that from an Aussie standpoint.

[markshortall]

The world is burning and james may is just here making crisp sandwiches.

[jamespatrick]

This is one of the weirdest celebrity evolution so far, a well regarded car show presenter has found his own internet niche, making pre-Thatcher era foodstuffs... nice

[PitcairnFilms]

When I was a poor student I remember my favourite meal was cheap oven chips with a bread and butter to make sandwiches and a tin of beans with those little pork sausages. It was perfect stodge.

[arthurwong]

James May is my favorite presenter. I love these videos, but every time a new one comes out, I cry a little.
I grew up with the trio, the original show got me through many many rough days.
Then when they went on Amazon, I was so happy and hoped it will continue for many more years.
I saw them getting older, got a bit older myself, and now watching these, I am reminded of those wonderful moments.
When Jeremy cried on that last episode, I just couldn't help myself to follow suit.

Just want to thank you James for many great years. Such an awesome journey!

[IDiggPattyMayonnaise]

There's dry humor then there's British dry humor AND then there's James May dry humor

[jakobesterkyn]

The most English thing ever when your mouth is watering at a smushed loaf of bread and fried potatoes.

[schalkerleiden]

As a German, I can very much relate to James‘ friends being appalled at the thought of putting vinegar on chips. On crisps however, it’s brilliant

[eddywalker]

This is the power James May has.

In any other world, this video is just someone making sandwiches, but because it’s James May, you’re hooked!