Sorted Food’s Mystery Food Vacation: JAMIE

#AD | In this special series sponsored by Visit The USA, each of the Sorted crew will organise a Mystery Food and Adventure Vacation for the remaining 3 guys at the Four Corners, USA. Today, Jamie is up with his surprise itinerary in Arizona! But how will the trip go down with the others?!

Big thank you to Visit The USA for making all of this possible, plus all of the contributors we worked with across the trip:

Yavapai Apache Fry Bread shack

[mrow]

For Ben: A double decker bus is about 4.1 Meters tall. Grand Canyon is 1857 meters deep. So the Grand Canyon is 453 double decker busses tall.

[melaniechorak]

I'm Native American. Ty for properly explaining fry bread. It's often confused as traditional when our food is actually very vegetable and grain centric + fish and game meats. Kudos ❤😺

That being said fry bread is stupid delicious and if you see it try it! My husband is from another country and I was heartbroken they were out of fry bread at his first powwow. I really wanted him to try it and it's fairly uncommon in our state. 😿

[hannibot]

Imagine having this once in a lifetime adventure with your best buddies ... on company dime!!!! What an absolute dream the lads are living

[gibberishname]

I gotta call out whoever chose that last shot at 21:55 with the sun setting and the crepuscular rays and the blue-ish purple tones of the land at sunset in a PERFECT mirroring of the Arizona state flag. I don't know if that was the Sorted team, or B-roll provided by the sponsor or what, but it was an AMAZING choice, and didn't go unnoticed.

[SLYCoopaEatsChicken]

Really appreciate yall highlighting the history of fry bread. It was born from horrific conditions and incredible resilience. ❤

[linannsingh]

I'm so happy this is back. I love when you surprise each other.

[aknee]

Honestly SO SO SO SO SOOOO excited for this series, it's like the mystery night out videos but with Netflix quality! It's insane how far you've come guys. If anything, I wish it was longer - either a 40min episode or a two part piece so we can really see the food and the history behind it. Either way I'll be looking forward to the rest.

[thetrawlerman]

I've been watching Sorted Food for years and the PRODUCTION QUALITY has just got better and better and better!

Perfect example of new media obliterating the old guard of tv & film, great stuff as always guys!

[sukihana]

ITS SO SURREAL, hearing Jamie talk about MY HOME😌🥹❤️
WELCOME to AZ🙏🏻

[piethrower]

You can tell that the wilderness survival expert is such a wonderful gentle soul.

[magicalbando]

What a wonderful highlight of Arizona! Great job with the planning Jamie! Also, loved you all cheering each other on during the rock climbing. You all are a great team of friends 🤩😍.

I can't wait for the rest of this series to come out!

[EllieInCaracas]

Did anyone else really feel emotional watching this? I felt so proud when they managed to climb up the mountain! You so deserve this guys! Congrats!!

[knw]

25 years ago, I did the same thing: flying over the Grand Canyon in a helicopter. It's an experience that stayed with me ever since and I'm glad to see you got to do it too. I was not especially well back then, having contracted both sinusitis and tonsilitus at the same time, but it's still a core memory. Thanks for helping me relive a key point in my life so far.

[Xermaz]

"that man down there who's wheezing like he never wheezed before" is struck me like, man i can relate lol

[DaleyKreations]

Cool! When Ben commented on the quinoa leaves I thought "those look a lot like lamb's quarters" (which grow rampant in my yard. Turns out they are closely related and the seeds can be eaten the same ways. I've got free quinoa in my yard!

[kyamacbean]

Gentlemen, I am so beyond proud of you guys for getting up that wall. I've been rock climbing for 10 years now (really badly. Like... Really badly. Like only in the gym and then had a panic attack the first time I tried to climb on an actual rock face). It is beyond exhausting to climb when you're that scared and the fact that you made it to the top of what looked like a pretty significant wall the first time is amazing. Thank you for sharing with us.

[markevans]

two seconds in. shows a vulture. plays an eagle's call. I see how it's gonna be. :)

[OZARKMOON]

This made me so homesick! Grew up in West Texas and took vacations to Tucson and Tombstone nearly every year. That is the type of Mexican food I grew up with - no bell peppers, no cilantro, just great mild red and green chilis and wonderful food cooked with the love of an abuelita (granny). So many memories came flooding back watching this. And who doesn't love a colorful sunset highlighted by saguaro cactus?

[costathespy]

The travel videos are always some of my favorites, so excited for a full 4-part series! Putting some of these spots on my list for my next time in AZ

[naomiavery]

Yayyyy more videos of you guys just having fun, enjoying each others company