Irish People Try American Cereals

Irish People trying a selection of American cereals...it does what it says on the tin!

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We like to have our TRYers taste a variety of American foods here on the channel, as you must know. We noticed they had missed out on the most important meal of the day - breakfast! American cereals, to be precise. So we had our Irish People try a selection of the popular breakfast items. See what they thought!

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[porxxsl]

I'm American and have never even heard of the super Mario cereal.

[angelnelson]

you guys have the staple american cereals wrong. The staples are Honey nut cheerios, capn crunch, cinnamon toast crunch, froot loops, golden grahams, lucky charms, coco puffs, honey comb, honey bunches of oats, fruity pebbles,

[mikepearce]

I've noticed that whenever it's American items used, it's usually the weird ones.

[rachelirons]

Listening to her say “lucky charms” in an Irish accent is the best part.

[lectersnightmare]

I've lived in America for my entire life and I've only had the Reese's Puffs of all these cereals.

[privateprivate]

As an American I have never heard of blueberry pancakes crunch nor super Mario cereal and have never seen them. Feed the Irish good old common Fruit Loops, Trix, Frosted Flakes, Kix, Coco Puffs, Lucky Charms, Capn Crunch, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, those others aside from Reece's Puffs, must've been gimmicky limited release cereals. People don't get the French Toast Crunch cuz they usually opt for Cinnamon Toast Crunch

[incogneter]

all I have to say is cocoa pebbles, cookie crisp, and honey bunches of oats

[Brusanan]

Irish people try American cereals that Americans have never actually tried.

[mal]

I didn’t even know we had a Mario cereal

[krissyfandubs]

As a American I can say I haven't had most of these, and none of these are staple cereals here.

[justjester]

Is it captain crunch if your mouth isn't bleeding at the end?

[pilipino]

Can't go wrong with Kellogg's Frosted Flakes. They're

[ptribbs]

Super Mario and Blueberry Pancake Crunch???!!!? I'm offended.

[madgamer]

I remember having Apple Jacks every day for school breakfast

[PassiveWealth]

Listening to an Irish person say "lucky charms" just fills my heart with glee

[LeatherJacketGuy]

WHERE IS 'CAPTAIN CABBAGE CRUNCH'??

[davefox]

WHY ARE THEY BEING MADE TO EAT THE WORST POSSIBLE PRE-SWEETENED AMERICAN CEREALS?
WHY NOT THE BEST?

[may.k_me]

This channel has so many people who hate peanut butter that sometimes it makes me wonder if that was a prerequisite to become a reactor on it

[ColleenCM]

"Another crossword?!?"

"That's a maze"

[marinamattingly]

“That’s a maze” I’m dead from that comment 😂😂😂