US vs UK Auntie Anne's | Food Wars | Insider Food

From exclusive items to portion sizes, we wanted to find all the differences between Auntie Anne's in the US and the UK. This is "Food Wars."

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US vs UK Auntie Anne's | Food Wars | Insider Food

[Triviata]

“Glizzy en croute”. Glorious, Harry. Simply glorious.

[mikeb]

as an englishman, that pretzel is as grey as our skies

[kisho]

Malaysian here, Auntie Anne's is actually kinda famous over here and we have both the US and UK "exclusive" flavours as well except for the nutella and the burgers....

[brandonaston]

Honestly I’m kind of glad our Auntie Anne’s don’t have all of those exclusives because they usually have a long line due to people adding to their order at the register. Like they’ll order something, the place will get it or make it then they will order another item and so on. So getting through the line can take 20-30 mins

[Qwepzy]

Im from the UK and i first heard of this brand a few days ago. All of a sudden this video comes around.

[NickBNEbody]

Many of the UK “exclusive” pretzels are at Wetzel’s, and when Rhett and Link did a Food Feuds, they found Auntie Anne’s was better at classics, whilst Wetzels was better at the fancier ones.

[SherriLyles]

The US also has regular Cheese Dip for dipping the pretzels. And we also have icing dip. Didn't see them listed on here.

[ginnyweatherbee]

I’m surprised that America doesn’t have the cheddar jalapeño pretzel, we should.. we like both those things

[stapuft]

Live in the us, go to auntie annes loads, literally have NEVER heard the term "Dutch ice"

[Oltheboll]

I have never heard of Auntie Anne's in my life

[takaharu]

I thought it was funny that Harry said that most people have gone past an Auntie Anne's in the UK. It's literally the first I've heard of the franchise and, from the locations on their website, they're pretty spread out, other than London. Most shopping centres have fresh pretzels available though, from various vendors.

[Sieffy]

So it’s not much of a Sauce Talk. More of a Dip Discussion

[CaliKiid]

Compared to Wetzel's Pretzel I honestly prefer Auntie Anne's. Their pretzels are more buttery and soft, which I like. Plus its also cheaper than Wetzel's here in the US

[GeminiLibraAquarius]

Bubblegum flavour just sends my mind straight to the dentist. Don't know if this is just a British thing, but there's a topical numbing agent that straight-up tastes of bubblegum that the dentist uses to numb your mouth before applying the stronger anaesthetic via syringe.

[brynbloom]

I love all the things I learnt from this series 😂 I'm an American in the UK, I learned Wingstop is a thing over here from you guys and now Auntie Annes, can't wait to go to Manchester next week!

[jonmelmore]

Had an Auntie Anne’s in Bromley, South East London for years in The Glades. I found it funny cause I have an Aunt called Anne.

[MaterialGurl]

We skipped a dip in between Biscoff and Vanilla (10:12). Was it just another pot of Biscoff, or unidentifiable?

[emmsee]

We have a jalapeño and pepperoni pretzel here on the west coast. Marinara and caramel dips too.

[EdinMike]

There’s Auntie Ann’s in the UK ?! Or in and around London ?!

Edit just checked the nearest store to me in the east of Scotland is the North of Ireland…

[imSterling]

Why is Auntie Anne's in the UK serving uncooked dough? The...color on those pretzels!!