BRITS React to The Home of NYC’s Viral $2.55 Burger

OB Daz and Gaynor react to the home of NYC's viral $2.55 burger.

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[bigpaybackstl]

Dope vid as usual Daz, I enjoyed it 😊

[BackWordsJane]

NY/ NJ/ Philly has some amazing food !
In Clinton NJ they have a hotdog establishment that's been around since the 1920s called Rutt's Hut. You can get a dog for less than $2
Philly has the cheese steak and NY has many hotdog carts.Its also the home of world famous Nathan's hotdogs They have, pizza joints, delis and restaurants

[flogg]

I agree with Daz on the burger being a favorite. Seasoned properly and grilled to perfection. It can be better than a steak if done right.

[DashRiprock]

Good business move. Learned something from Costco.

[beedoggs]

white mana in hackensack, NJ which he mentioned, legendary slider spot

[steves]

I live in East Peoria Illinois, it is about a 2.5 hour drive from Chicago, across the river from Peoria. And the food here is very god, and pretty cheap. A bar near me has $2.00 tacos every Thursday, and a little mom and pop place about 4 miles from me called Wonderdog has an $8.00 meal special every day, which is much better than McDonalds value meals, and cheaper.

You get a burger, fries or tots, and a soda for $8.00. And different days have different sandwiches, Tuesday is the 1/4 lb. tenderloin that is really good, and I get it all the time. One other day it's BBQ pulled pork, etc. they also have really good chili dogs for $3.29 each, and really good home made hot tamales, for $2.00.

And the Taco Bell here is pretty cheap too, I eat there once in a while, I get 2 tacos and a nachos with cheese and it is about $7.00 with tax.

[cindymatthewsarrowdalearts]

Yeah, you have to check it out. And of course, video the event!

You're missing out if you don't come to Williamsport to check out our cheesesteak sandwiches.

Quick story. Before I was born and for a while after, my parents owned a fishing lodge in northern Ontario. A local kid worked for them and eventually became like an adopted son to my parents and he became my unofficial godfather. Eventually, he came to the states with the family and was so anxious to try what my family were all talking about, "a good, hot sub." So they go to where ever they went - I think it was a bar - and they order up and finally the sandwiches come and everyone takes a bite with a big, satisfied "aaahhh!" Everyone except for our Canadian friend, who, after one bite, groans, "This damn thing's cold!" He took"hot" to be a literal description. They were talking about the homemade Italian hot peppers that are a staple add-on. lol. "hot sub, " indeed.

[destinyreelly]

I think she said she uses 80/20 beef (20% fat). We also have 90/10 and 85/15, I believe. Not sure about the UK.

[StackRunItUp]

ramen been huge here in the states. especially in the west. surprised its just now getting big over there

[willvr]

I swear this channel and my own YT channel have similar algorithms with the suggested videos. I just watched this yesterday.

[kenpurcell]

The White Manna he talks about are the 1 in Hackensack and the 1 in Jersey City. They make great sliders! Which one he went to I don’t know.

[BlaauwLog]

They're making Oklahoma onion burgers, they're the best kind

[AC-nigt]

I love burgers and steaks but a burger with a steak as a patty is amazing.

[marksmith]

I could handle 2 burgers and 2 egg sandwiches!

[flogg]

Hey, we all need high quality saturated fats as well as high quality proteins. The quality burger is just that !

[TeamCow]

A cheeseburger from McDonald's in NYC is $2.39 and the meal is $13.39, well, that's what it says on the internet. I would rather get five of those burgers and water than a McDonald's cheeseburger meal.
The size of the ground beef before they squished it, look smaller than the size of a tennis ball. That seems like a good bit of ground beef.

[dndborn]

Those burgers really look tasty. When your over here maybe stop by and see and taste yourself

[jartstopsign]

Alright, so they make nothing off the burgers but get a ton of people in the door to make the real money in their grocery store. Fair play