Can James May reintroduce the 'sugar sandwich' to 2020?

What is the ultimate sugar sandwich? James May takes Lucy on an intrepid journey into the 1970s to see whether the sugar sandwich can find a place in today's society.

[majmunchies]

It seems like he’s holding people hostage to eat sugar sandwiches

[matchc]

I am convinced that the 20 century British cuisine is mostly (1.)Fish and Chips and (2.)Someone tries to put every single ingredient between two pieces of bread can call it a sandwich.

[hazza]

James may might just be the most entertaining boring man ever on TV.

[spicylemon]

I can imagine James May on his deathbed just muttering to his family “Lurpak spreadable butter invented in 1903”

[Riley_Mundt]

"That's rather nostalgic, that brings me back, like seeing a kid with mumps. Like, comment, subscribe."

Only James May could say that with a straight face and nobody bats an eye.

[Iloveidiots]

I just watch 15 minutes of James May making Sugar Sandwiches, and it's the most entertaining thing I've seen all week.

[maxbryson]

James is killing clarkson and Hammond when it comes to non-grand tour content. Such a legend.

[flaafeon]

I would watch grass growing with James May. He makes everything so entertaining.

[goodwizard]

What is it with James May? I can literally watch a video of him making a sandwich and not be bored! That is crazy.

[IchibanMoto]

we had sugar toast as a kid. it was just buttered white toast with sugar and cinnamon on top . i remember it being tasty, however we do need to re-evaluate in 2020 as well lol

[DJAllOut]

This week on Poverty Sandwiches: James finds some poo, Lucy inhales white powder, and everyone gets diabetes

[mostlypeaceful]

“Remember…. if this was 1940, this would be the best thing you’d ever had and it would be the best thing you could hope for for the next four years.”
Literally sobbing😂🤣

[CuriousDiscourse]

"Be careful not to inhale the powder, kids, just say no!" LOL James May never change.

[iaw]

"Can we get doughnuts ?"
"We have doughnuts at home."

The doughnuts at home:

[crestgamez]

Mad props to James for trying his hardest to sell that British food is decent

[honkhonk]

"butter and sugar don't go together" Buttercream.

[not_halk]

Lucy: Too much sugar
James: Are you crazy? Imagine saying that in the 70s. There was no such thing as too much sugar.
James 2 seconds later after tasting: Too much sugar

[choojunwyng]

The random "like comment subscribe" parts just make me laugh, I am sorry

[SockUuno]

"I was briefly 8 years old then", that must mean he saw flashbacks to the medieval age then.

[jesssssie]

i’m 18 but i used to eat these all the time when i was about 5, my family couldn’t really afford sweet treats so this was our substitute. this brought back so much nostalgia from my childhood wow