@visualdarkness You gotta have that for America, from what he spent in this video on those junk with that money I can cook for 2 weeks and order from local small restaurants(well made,good ingredients) food for a week. 10,11 euros for a small burger is wild if you know your city(and not British) with 11,12 Euro you can make 2 big big homemade burger,that is 1. more tasty 2. more healthy.
@HeirofDacia there is trash meat because it is deeply connected to animals suffering and dying while they are intoxicated with a load of chemicals and there is the other trash which is designed to taste like real meat with the help of chemicals...
He mentioned the crumbly bread at least twice. Another typical European thing since the chemicals that would keep the bread spongy are not deemed safe to consume in Europe.
He could go on a fast food tour around each country and find all sort of new meals. Though honestly, pizza's might be the most hilarious, in Sweden there's probably crazier combinations and variety than anywhere on the world.
Fast food in the US made me deathly ill. I found fast food in Europe doesn't bother me at all. It's real beef with no fillers, bread that's not loaded with sugar, fresh veggies, real cheese and not "cheese food product", etc.
fast food in general is bad it's fast food it's loaded with additives and chemicals to make you keep coming back this applies to every country yes america does it worst
Yes. Americans dont visit often Burger King or McDonalds Europeans are taking their kids and girlfriends to McDonalds. You are supposed to eat fast food once every 2-3 months
@PrinzPiefke compared to.. which country's burgers? US food & animal-farm laws in every state are pretty bad if you compare them to most countries in europe. for example germany's burger kings use 80% german meat and 20% from austria. the laws there are more strict than in the US, which changes ofcourse the meat-quality and makes it more healthy in comparison.
Watching Sonny review a burger in European city feels weirdly more alien than watching him eat a stuffed roasted goat several hundred miles from the nearest city.
@beardedgeek973 They're not talking about cheddar they're talking about American cheese. I'd say it's more yellow than orange tbh though. But definitely a kind of orangeish yellow.
The cranberry sauce is actually not made for fries or nuggets. it's made for cheese stuff like fried cheese sticks or similar. In Swedish cuisine, cranberry sauce is also used for meatballs called Köttbullar. Many Europeans like this combo, but mostly cranberry sauce in Europe is used for baked Camembert (french cheese). Honestly, as turkish-german, I think also this combo is very weird. Nice video and greetings :)
@tinysaurus1 no :), i am turkish but born and raised in germany, but I know the swedish cuisine like many people form germany do, Scandinavian cuisine and culture is similar and somewhat related to the German, therefore also well spread in German cuisine and also popular.
Swedish lingon (tyttebær here in Denmark and Preiselbeere in German) are not actually American cranberries, even though we often call them that in English in Europe (but if we wanted to be correct we'd call them lingonberries).
When it comes to American fastfood chains in Europe, literally every country has different things on the menu. I find the quality of the food can differ dramatically between different restaurants / cities as well. But beer is something thats pretty normal you can get here though lol.
@Sandman_Slim you say that because you never tried... Cranberry sauce on top of some goat cheese can be delicious... But americans know nothing about real food and real taste.
@jeremybree1986 a lot? more like it barely has a resemblance other than the name lmao, like 90% of the "original" ingredients are banned including the meat itself so what we eat here is just named the same but completely different.
tbf that goes for US yes, but EU is pretty chill, sure things like "vegetarian" anything WILL contain some chemicals but It's mostly natural recourse, rest of the "normal" food is like 80-95% natural, there will still be some but not that much You'll die 30 years early
I have to admit, I have been to Spain 4 times and all around Europe. And one of the things that I love about all of the different countries and people that I visit is learning about them and breaking bread with them. At their establishments. I've had some really fantastic evenings drinking wine and meeting people from around the world. Fast food while on vacation just dosen't seem like a cultural experience
I can tell you with confidence that each country has different things on the menu. Most of the times when you find things like these in Spain or in the states, we have NOTHING like that here in Denmark. Usually just plane and simple Burger King in this Country. And no beer at all either.
@ItsAssNotAhh Italy is a country. Paris is the captial city of France, which is a country. Barcelona is a city in Spain, which is a country. France, Spain and Italy are unitary states, so calling them states is also correct. Paris and Barcelona are not states. All of this is located in Europe. The landmass of Europe is usually defined as a continent, but Europe and Asia is sometimes also defined as one big continent, called Eurasia. Many of the countries in Europe, but not all, are also members of the European Union, a supranational political and economic union, which meddle significantly in the internal affairs of its members. France, Spain, Italy and 24 other countries are all members of the EU.
@JohanDanielsson8802 Bro, Europe is literally a country. In every state, they speak a different language. Like Texas has its own way of speaking too. Paris is literally in Italy and Barselona is in Portugal.
actually many places claim that the hamburger was invented in their nation. the original concept may have come from something based in hamburg but whatever they served in hamburg and the current "burger" are thought to be two very different things.
Europe actually made this food safe to eat, without getting sick and deceases. Europe has very strict policys in terms of food procession. Still not the best in the world, but a significant amount better then in the USA
@ibaanworld - in Basque areas like Donostia/San Sebastián those tapas are named *Pintxo* - and yes, those are delicious. That guy is a walking food annoyance.
Just because Spain is in Europe, doesn't mean that is a European burger king or McDonald's, is a Spanish one. For instance in the Netherlands it's an entirely different menu. Each country has a different menu, not each continent or collection of countries.
Each European country has it's specialities. Up here in northern Europe it's mozzarella, not Gouda, for instance, and vegetarian and vegan options are more. Also whole grain and ciabatta style buns are available many places. Anyway, I've tried a variety of American franchises in Asia. At KFC you can get a big bowl of chicken soup for instance, and rice is always a choice of course.
Daniël yea, thought so too, like only the Greek can call a product feta. It's not a trademark per se, but a regionally protected name. But he's in Spain and he was reading the menu, and said Gouda... Could be that it's just a lower grade of the cheese, still made in the Netherlands? Just like there's also cheaper versions of Dijon sold all over EU, still made in France. I don't know, but those cheese sticks he had was certainly not mozzarella.
Daniël so, you're saying that the Gouda slices I can find in Aldi and Lidl are no different than the blocks i can buy at the upscale food markets? Edit: but yeah, low grade was perhaps not the right words to use. Anyway, you can often find manufacturers within the protected areas that are willing to make a cheaper product.
@JohnBerit69 that's correct, that's why so many kids like it... Just like coffee, cantrells, beer, wine and mustard, cheese is also an acquired taste. However, many of those cheeses with lots of taste don't do so well when melted, some don't get so soft and stringy and some gets rather smelly. Same reason why singles are still the most used cheese in hamburgers.. real cheddar don't melt that smoothly.
true. northern europe has amazing mcd and kfc menus. gourmet burgers in mcd are top tier. and here in my country (poland) lumberjack sandwich is amazing for cold winter evenings
@rama4001 Ja preiselbeeren... Aber keine Sauce. Cranberrysauce wird in Deutschland zu 99% mit gebackenen Camenbert gegessen oder als nicht sauce, zu Weihnachten auf deiner Williams Christ Birne(Roh oder Gebacken).
I recently saw a Video of a German RUclipsr testing the McDonalds in the US. He pointed out that the Burgers tasted good/ok but they smell like toilet (probably because of the chlorine - you know in Germany we have Tap Water that you can actually drink and it even tastes good^^) and the pickles looked and tasted AWFUL (I generally don´t like pickles, but those looked really disgusting^^). P.S.: I would think the cranberry sauce is to be used with the CHEESE-items on the menü, not the chicken nuggets^^
We have the same difference between american and canadian mc Donald. I'm able to eat the canadian one but the american version was greasy and tasted weird to me, mainly because of all the chemicals and antibiotics used in USA are illegal here. Our regulations regarding food are similar to what you have in Europe. (I'm a french born canadian)
I cannot believe this, I live in San Sebastián and I have just recently went to this burger king for the first time ever. Then this video pops up in my yt feed???!!!
Hey, so I'm gonna be that guy and say that those fast food apps have some amazing deals when my wallet is empty. Getting a soda and free medium fries from mcdonalds or the free burger recently from wendys has helped me a lot so don't shame those that use the apps. It's literally all we got sometimes.
I don't eat McDonald's everyday. Rarely actually. But I have the app to collect points for the times we do and when I'm tight on money, free food is free food
100% this. 2 sandwiches for 4.99 with the app or 2 for $20 without? Plus this guy justifies hating on vegetarian food for having chemicals and then chooses the most chemical laden "drink" available cuz diet...lol this guy is what happens when you pay an idiot to do mundane activities
In my time in the military I've eaten a world tour of burgers. Going way back when we were still in Kuwait after the war. We would often stop off at Burger king. Without a doubt I have never had a burger so delicious since. The Pattie was thick and firm and the veggies were fresh and not too many. Biting into the Pattie was like biting into a steak. It was all super tender steak. Obviously made from ground meat with a low fat content. The rolls were freshly toasted and we're firm. Probably the only time when a burger you received actually looked like the picture on the menu.
@Zeeko76 It was what I consider as a regular Burger King, as it catered for everyone including US Troops and UK Troops, alongside Kuwaitis and everyone else. They food was delicious, cleanliness was top notch. The only thing I didn't like was that you had to follow a two queue system. One for men and one for women. And the men always got served first, so there always a longer queue of women. But I suppose it was a case of " when in Rome ".
@stanleyreach8721 It may have been burgers from a fast food chain, but these were off of the chart. Maybe after living off of rations for so long made them taste better, I really don't know, but they were great. I still maintain that these were excellent burgers. Ground beef for sure, with a great steak taste and great texture thrown into. The only need negative were the fries. Although cooked just right, I'm not a fan of 'skinny' fries. The actual outlet had undergone a lot of damage during the war and I have to say, they were up and running soon after it ended. Apart from the burgers being great, it was probably the most hygienic and cleanest food outlet I've been to. 👍👍👍.
2015 McDonalds officially declares to not sell dogfood in europe anymore. No one cared about the pink slime before, did anyone check if they changed at all?
1500 calories is less than 1600 calories. Basic math. Cheers, I find people like you that make the same invalid argument over and over while staying smug kinda annoying. Don’t give tips nor advice, work on logic.
One thing we don't miss out on are the exclusive menu items in fastfood joints in other countries. It's always an adventure trying these out for the first time. You never know if you're gonna get horrible or surprisingly good stuff.
@Hunter I mean i get your point entirely, since food + travel shows have been huge for the last 20 years, but you saying "what food shows that go abroad dont involve travel " is just adding the 2 genres together for redundancy and then saying an oxymoron afterwords.... because if someone goes ABROAD, THEN THEY ARE ALREADY TRAVELING!! There are travel shows that don't have food involved, and there are food shows that are not about traveling.
The menus you saw are exclusives to Spain. If you come to France for example, you'll see totaly different menus at BK & McDo (don't forget that in France, as Tarantino said, we have the Royal Cheese).
Yes, along with McDonalds. In fact, I'd like to have McDonalds in the bottom, followed by Burger King. Max Burgers are the best, among the fast food style chains.
Living in the USA I have never had a good time at BK. When I was in Mexico however, it was clean and the foods were properly made and the quality was great!
Yep. I had Wendy’s in the Dominican Republic 🇩🇴 the restaurant was so clean 😊and the food didn’t taste like US Wendy’s wayyy better . Same for domino’s 🍕
@JMah i dont know if your trying to say BK isnt a low job or what, but fast food gets paid next to nothing, im just a step above working in a warehouse and trying to pay bills with what i get is not easy, and i have a good deal on rent, i wouldnt be content working there
The best Burger King I've EVER had was at a rest stop on the Autobahn going south from Frankfurt to Mannheim. After an 8.5 flight, it was heaven. Best whopper and french fries I've ever had. I think the man working was eager to impress an American. Lol
I've tried the veggie whopper (in Belgium) and it tasted very good actually. Didn't go through the trouble of checking the consistency etc of the 'meat'.
@Clarissa 1986 honestly, seeing rabbits being slaughtered at the age of 6 MUST have had an impact on you. There's a reason why movies and games have age ratings, kids are not supposed to see that sort of stuff, even when it's fake. Now I'm not saying I care too much, nor that I'm a vegetarian. I like meat just as much as you do. All I'm pointing out is that you most probably *do* have issues with that. Your desensitization is not natural, it's one of the issues that your experience has caused.
@Clarissa 1986 your mindset is somehow aligned with that of the society you live in. There are also tribes that kill every person that comes close to them, or societies that jail gay people just because they're gay. The fact that someting is normal in a certain society doesn't mean that it should also be normal in yours, it doesn't even mean that something from that society could happen in yours as an exception without any consequences. And again, slaughtering and experiencing the slaughter of animals DOES have bad consequences. Just do some research on the mental health of slaughterhouse workers. About you, I'm glad you feel like you're that mentally strong, but... Any sources? Have you ever read any papers on it? Have you even visited a psychologist to evaluate your mental health? You might be surprised.
No fast food in Russia? Is this guy kidding? They still have Mc D's and other chains, they just rebranded them. No way these big fast food corporations would pull out and lose so much revenue.
but they did pull out. they sold all their russian actives to locals and it was rebranded. but it's now russian fast foods. and they are good. not a fan of ff in general though.
wait... does BK in the US not have the chilli cheese nuggets? btw. if you happen to be in Germany, now until January you will be able to get the "Big Rösti" at McDonalds in Germany. It's great
I'm from Spain, and I've never seen or even heard about cranberry sauce, we definitely do not use it in our cuisine at all, so the fact you found it in a BK in Spain blows my mind. 🤷♂
@zombieguyproducion Nah man, this people come to Spain to eat Spanish food, even if they occasionally eat in a BK, I don't see it happening. I have lived in almost every city in Spain do to my job amd I have never seen something like that before.
you can even have more or less different menu items in a same country... for example in belgium in a big city you can find many different choices at mcdonalds but in a smaller town you'll have less choices which is sad xD but it's kind of normal because they need to plan stock ahead of time and if people took many different items they'd still have too much stock for other options
Hey Sonny, I'm a retired Chef and I had a breakfast burger on my menu. It was just a Bacon 🥓 Cheese Burger with a sunny side up egg 🍳 on it, sold like crazy. Cheese Styx on a burger was My pizza burger. Mozzarella sticks on a burger with marinara sauce and pepperoni, another big seller. I had 25 different burgers on my menu plus other stuff. Ah-✌️☮️✝️
5:25 I like ordering a vegetarian pizza (a local place puts everything on it, including broccoli and artichoke) and adding some Italian sausage or salami...very nice.
Well some places have facon , still calling it vegetarian bacon. It tends to taste chemical. I don't understand the combo orders since I order vegetarian to not get diseases ( i worked at a farm , a boutcher and visited slaughterhouses and have a degree in pharmaceuticals so i know a bit) Best meat is from hunt. Slice open the organs to check for diseases. Check , skin , blood , teeth , claws ...
"I'm against vegetarian food, they're full of weird chemicals" I literally just had a proper belly laugh for 2 minutes after hearing that, considering the amount of chemicals and hormones in US meat lol.
in UK, go to bridgewater and by one of the mcdonalds ( one of 2 :D) you will find fryingscotsman ( a burger breakfast van) get a chili burger. better then mcdonalds :D
I'm so used seeing different menus at Mcdonald's or any other American fast food chain in Germany that it is not so unusual to me anymore. I travel there frequently and I get to see the menus in the surrounding countries as well. The thing that was so unusual to me is when I went to a McDonald's in Germany over 30 years ago and they sold beer.
I'm always so interested to know what you guys do with all the food after shooting. Food wastage wise. Considering Sonny has his hands all over and inside the food he tastes.
I think he gives it to his film crew, and he’s actually capable of eating a lot. But I agree I don’t know how much of it goes to waste per how much he buys
In Europe we eat cheese sometimes with different fruit products like jam, fresh or dried. Some do it with apricot, grapes, cherries or berries it depends on the area. So in Germany we would dip cheese sticks in the cranberry sauce which is similar to Preiselbeere Marmelade.
Was ein absurder Zeitgeist, nur noch Möchtegern-Amerikaner unterwegs 😅 Da schreibt der deutsche Durchschnitt plötzlich unter amerikanischen Videos in englischer Sprache 😅
It's cute how you expected cheese sticks to be oozing oil from the cheese itself, and then called out the patty for being "full of chemicals" while it's just a 100% meat patty (worst case scenario would be it to be put together with some dimethicone, which is atoxic and doesn't get absorbed the human organism just like cellulose).
The X-tra Long Chili Cheese in Germany is awesome + the Chili Cheese Nuggets. On the Specialmenu: Danish King (Hot Dog style Burger), King Chorizo Beef and the King Grana Padano Beef.
Starbucks app too. If you order a five dollar drink everyday and do some of the order challenges that allow you to earn extra stars, you can get a free drink every few weeks.... And once you earn it it's any size you want, so that is nice! I used to save mine up so I would have a few drinks in case I needed them!
I can tell you in Belgium, they have Xtra long chilli cheese which is super tasty, long bread and they put jalapanos in it I love spicy Indian food that's perfect for me yeah I'm not convinced about Spanish BK either, the McDonald looks good though
Still miss the weird concoction McD had in India. Like a McChicken but with curry and "odd" veggies... No idea what that was. Had a terrible hangover ;) But that burger was divine.
Corporate does have to pander to different cultures, its like their potato burger, vegan alternatives for india. Its why every country will have a different variation of food done. Japan is a good one for MC'd, as they are harder to appease, its why they make a lot of odd snacks for them or gimmicks, as they sell.
Do Canadian franchisees skimped on ingredients again? I can see it happen if all the good franchisees and locations were picked clean and BK had to make do with table scraps. It happen in my country, and Carl's Jr.had to make do signing up rejects from Burger King until it pulled out last May.
I am so glad it has been over 20 years since the last time I had Booger King! I worked at BK in Texas and is one of the most awful things I have ever done. Serving people this matter they call burgers and then charging them for it was painful to my soul.
I underhand what you mean. I have work for mcdonald's and you'll never see the chains the same ever again after working in fast food. Swedish burger king is dry and has the worst quality in all of Sweden.
A big reason why the major chains are better in Europe is due to a lot of national, regional, and local competition. KFC and Burger King are huge internationally yet they're afterthoughts in the United States because there's way better options. It was smart for them to focus on the international markets.
We only got Burger King, McDonald’s and Starbucks in Norway😭😭 Like KFC wouldn’t come to us because we were too small of a country, good thing we can just drive over to Sweden easily and get KFC there though(since I live on the south-east side of Norway). But I’m kinda glad because even though I tasted KFC both in Sweden and Japan, it was so dry and tasted like nothing.. so my alternative is a Korean fried chicken place called 175C very near where I live, and it’s the most delicious chicken I’ve tasted. I wanted to try the American fried chicken for so long, but Korean fried chicken just seems superior idk.
@marthe18luck when typing my statement over a year ago I had the ability to get Culvers burgers and next level chicken products along with Jimmy John's on a regular basis; which are top tier fast food restaurants in the US. Since I've typed my original statement Popeyes has established a location in my town offering insane tasting fast food chicken. It's still been ages since I've had McDonalds, KFC, or Burger King because the other fast food options where I live are better.
If you want ,,european tacobell" travel to Czech Republic and try burrito loco. Its mexican fastfood that you can find only in Czech Republic. Its wuite popular here :)) maybe we could get some burrito together haha xD
yeah taco bell got literally NOTHING to do with mexico. none of the food on that list is a mexican food. its all Tax-max as they call it. food created in Taxes by mexicans or other locals.
I heard that we Germans have with the Mc Ribb something that not every European country has regularly. What we sometimes have are Octoberfest specials. One of it is something sweet called "Germknoedel". You should definately try it out.
You know, we have veg impossible whoppers here in the US and and I tried one once. I found they taste just like the regular whoppers except for the lack of grease. Where sonny does like the juices and grease though, I actually appreciate the lack of grease. I hate having greased up hands and a stained shirt. So while I am definitely a meatavore and love chicken, steak, venison and pork, I like to get impossible whoppers at Burger King just for the less messy burger. BTW, impossible whoppers are not healthier than regular whoppers, just no meat and less messy.
Same actually, In the rare few times I actually get to have Burger King, I always get the Impossible whoppers. Doesn't stop me from eating meat at any other time, I just prefer Impossible when I have burgers.
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1. Europe isn't one country.
2. Burger King isn't food.
1. The first part is right
2. McDonald’s isn’t food.
😂
@karpatimarci_spotting5932 for 2 they both
Of course it's food
@fergulator7297Just barely
"There should be more cheese oil' is the most American thing I've heard so far
or chiken oil lmao
@trashsyboi6180 the chicken oil killed me 😭
hahaha, thought the same
Greasy is how to lose customers in most of Europe.
@visualdarkness You gotta have that for America, from what he spent in this video on those junk with that money I can cook for 2 weeks and order from local small restaurants(well made,good ingredients) food for a week. 10,11 euros for a small burger is wild if you know your city(and not British) with 11,12 Euro you can make 2 big big homemade burger,that is 1. more tasty 2. more healthy.
"I'm against vegetarian food because its full of chemicals" *proceeding to buy other fast food with the same chemicals or more* 😂😂
If he was talking about fake meat made for vegans, he's 100% correct on it being trash.
Water aka h20 is a chemical compound .. google it if u think I'm wrong
@HeirofDacia there is trash meat because it is deeply connected to animals suffering and dying while they are intoxicated with a load of chemicals and there is the other trash which is designed to taste like real meat with the help of chemicals...
wrrr
Mc Donald's Fries in USA: 10 Chemicals and Fries.
Mc Donald's Fries in EU: Salt, Oil and Fries.
And then he complains about strange taste of veggie food. XD
No it's 19 Ingredients, where did you get 10 from. And 7 different kinds of oil
(((they))) are poisoning you
He mentioned the crumbly bread at least twice. Another typical European thing since the chemicals that would keep the bread spongy are not deemed safe to consume in Europe.
incorrect oil and salt are both chemicals people are to scared of chemicals everything is a chemical
Imagine the shock when he finds out. That each european country has a unique menu that reflects their own market's needs
He could go on a fast food tour around each country and find all sort of new meals. Though honestly, pizza's might be the most hilarious, in Sweden there's probably crazier combinations and variety than anywhere on the world.
an american finding out that europe is not a single country but culture can change every 50km? shocker...
In Turkey, traditional foods change village to village. Incredible.
Imagine the shock when he finds out that employees in fast food chains in Europe are payed a decent wage.
In Spain now they're going to include "Tequeños" which is a dish from Venezuela
"This building must be 200 years old"
It's adorable that you think that's a long time.
Their "country" is not even 300 years old.
laughing from my innercity house that is literally 350 years old.
Meanwhile me looking at buildings that are 100 years old: Yes?
I chuckled
@yty1941 There are buildings in Spain that come from the era of the Catholic Kings.
"What has Europe done to our American Fast Food?"
Made it actually edible
We can even call that M or B .. food.
really ??? Its crap all the way, all over the W.
No
@bekkbekks7546 I agree it's still crap food no matter where on the planet.
"our American food" you mean the food derived from other cultures, huh?
America has nothing original, just edits.
Fast food in the US made me deathly ill. I found fast food in Europe doesn't bother me at all. It's real beef with no fillers, bread that's not loaded with sugar, fresh veggies, real cheese and not "cheese food product", etc.
fast food in general is bad it's fast food it's loaded with additives and chemicals to make you keep coming back this applies to every country yes america does it worst
Yes.
Americans dont visit often Burger King or McDonalds
Europeans are taking their kids and girlfriends to McDonalds.
You are supposed to eat fast food once every 2-3 months
"What has Europe done to our American Fast Food?"....we just made it edible and consumable by human beings !
Well the US Burgers are just way better
europe ruined it, europe wants lab food.
@PrinzPiefke compared to.. which country's burgers? US food & animal-farm laws in every state are pretty bad if you compare them to most countries in europe.
for example germany's burger kings use 80% german meat and 20% from austria. the laws there are more strict than in the US, which changes ofcourse the meat-quality and makes it more healthy in comparison.
@PrinzPiefke yeah with patties that contain 40% meat 30% fat and 30% chemicals. Oh and a meat that probably only half of it Come from the us
@PrinzPiefke🤣🤣🤣🤣
'I'll get a coke zero because I'm on a diet' is the most American thing I've heard in a while 😅
is that a bad thing?
@jt I didn't say that. It's just very American to choose the 'healthy' version of a very unhealthy drink as your diet option
@DarkMatter280 and it's funny because he's obviously not on a diet. 😂
@Tackleberry61 The best jokes are the ones that need explaining 😂 you could be on a diet and still do a tasting so it's not THAT obvious
actually coke zero is great cheatcode to reduce calorie intake and make organism think you just ate sugar that he asks for
Can we just note Europe is made up off different countries in which each country has unique Burger King menus and meals .
Yeah old facts
so whats the capital of Europe?
@VaclavM Bratislava 🤣
he thinks south africa is entire africa too lol.
Finally eu isnt a country
Here's a Dad joke: An American goes into a Burger King in Spain and says: "The cheese is super processed."
I thought "yeah, that's why we call it cheddar or american cheese" XD
@krankarvolund7771 wow, harsh swing at the English.
Watching Sonny review a burger in European city feels weirdly more alien than watching him eat a stuffed roasted goat several hundred miles from the nearest city.
Totally 😂😂
Very underrated comment
cuz he does not like europe as much as he does like vietnam
That's just the metropolitan, stuffed, roasted goat.
@hounddog4363 more or less.
its called food safety standards I know you guys in the states don't understand that such a thing is actual law in the EU
forgot how annoying europoors are
in america they don't understand anything from outside america
yeah having beer in McDo in US isn't safe.. i am sure of that 😀 They can't make alcool without killing half of population so they don't do it !!
yes 100 chemicals in burger makes my burger tasty -People in USA.
10 years ago i thought the same. But they are just letting other poisons in
Everywhere else Sonny calls that processed orange cheese 'American Cheese' in Europe he calls it "fake cheese" Lmao.
The American " cheese" was not a cheese
in germany some call it plastic cheese
@TeylaDex Everywhere it is called fake cheese, except us
American cheese is not orange
@beardedgeek973 They're not talking about cheddar they're talking about American cheese. I'd say it's more yellow than orange tbh though. But definitely a kind of orangeish yellow.
"Coke zero, because I'm on a diet" 😂😂😂 I died laughing
The vegetarian food won't be full of chemicals like the USA, we actually have good standards in most countries in Europe😂
And yet the vegetarian food still tastes like the inferior knock-off version which has a fake taste and odd texture
and the funny thing is you actually trust them to not do that in europe.
Oh they absolutely do. Their health easily shows that. @finallife87
@finallife87 lmao right, like i wonder where our rich assholes learned it from lol
The healthy vegetarian meat doesn't exist😂😂
The cranberry sauce is actually not made for fries or nuggets. it's made for cheese stuff like fried cheese sticks or similar. In Swedish cuisine, cranberry sauce is also used for meatballs called Köttbullar. Many Europeans like this combo, but mostly cranberry sauce in Europe is used for baked Camembert (french cheese). Honestly, as turkish-german, I think also this combo is very weird. Nice video and greetings :)
Are you swedish too? :)
@tinysaurus1 no :), i am turkish but born and raised in germany, but I know the swedish cuisine like many people form germany do, Scandinavian cuisine and culture is similar and somewhat related to the German, therefore also well spread in German cuisine and also popular.
@hakanfreezy207 Oh okey! Yeah it's the same the other way around too, we do have quite a lot of German food in our cousine too. :)
Swedish lingon (tyttebær here in Denmark and Preiselbeere in German) are not actually American cranberries, even though we often call them that in English in Europe (but if we wanted to be correct we'd call them lingonberries).
@BarryNorton Very true! :)
When it comes to American fastfood chains in Europe, literally every country has different things on the menu. I find the quality of the food can differ dramatically between different restaurants / cities as well. But beer is something thats pretty normal you can get here though lol.
No shit. Beer is always made in the same place and shipped. For food it’s prepared different in every continent
@Minnesotas_Finest I was referring to the fact that apparently you can't get beer in a burger king in the US.
You can't get beer in Denmark, even it will be a normal thing for us.
Well i mean every South East Asian McDonald's always comes with rice
There nothing exist as "europe". Europe is not continent, its different lands located in western eurasia.
An American denying vegetarian food in europe because it´s full of weird chemicals is hilarious...
It's what happens when the food you eat is regulated and the company isn't allowed to fill your food with toxic waste.
4:30 oh, and by the way:
Cranberry sauce is for the cheese sticks and cheese nuggets :)
Try it - fried cheese and cranberries go very good together!
@@trollinguyes
Gross.
@Sandman_Slim you say that because you never tried...
Cranberry sauce on top of some goat cheese can be delicious...
But americans know nothing about real food and real taste.
@victoria777Koala True.
works well with, meat balls, beef dumplings, or maybe even beef patties, too, like they do in Ikea
"never eat a veggie burger, it has chemicals" eats at burger king where food is all chemicals haha. That had me laughing so hard XD
Most American thing I've heard in a while.
And it still has less chemicals than normal processed foods in America because of European food laws prohibiting a lot of them.
@jeremybree1986 a lot? more like it barely has a resemblance other than the name lmao, like 90% of the "original" ingredients are banned including the meat itself so what we eat here is just named the same but completely different.
@q1337 very true. Honestly some of the stuff that is called "food" is correctly labelled as unsafe chemicals in the EU.
tbf that goes for US yes, but EU is pretty chill, sure things like "vegetarian" anything WILL contain some chemicals but It's mostly natural recourse, rest of the "normal" food is like 80-95% natural, there will still be some but not that much You'll die 30 years early
I have to admit, I have been to Spain 4 times and all around Europe. And one of the things that I love about all of the different countries and people that I visit is learning about them and breaking bread with them. At their establishments. I've had some really fantastic evenings drinking wine and meeting people from around the world. Fast food while on vacation just dosen't seem like a cultural experience
Going to Burger King while in San Sebastian should be a crime.
Being in Italy should be a crime, especially since Italians treated me as a criminal for being a non Italian speaking backpacking tourist
Why he didn't want beans and toast 😂
@markestrada8613 he's not in the UK....
@SilentForest-cs9dm san sebastian is not in italy...
@itsmyboardwhotalkthat would be a Britain thing but ok.
It's truth in advertising law, to be sold as food in Europe it tends to need to be food.
I can tell you with confidence that each country has different things on the menu. Most of the times when you find things like these in Spain or in the states, we have NOTHING like that here in Denmark. Usually just plane and simple Burger King in this Country. And no beer at all either.
wow very very nice comment..
This dude is funny but drunk 😂
plane burger?😂😂😂
plane or plain?
@laff.out.loud_84 it's actually neither, it's superman! now pls enlighten us to how many languages you can write in perfectly?
In Germany a 14 year-old is allowed to drink beer if accompanied by their parents. This dispels the mystery of alcohol at an early age.
I dont know about USA, but in Europe, most of the time we don't make vegan or vegetarian choices with chemicals, most of them are 100% natural
Europe is not a country. Europe has many countries. Which one was it?
At 4:42 we get a hint that it might be Spain.
San Sebastian in Spain. It's near the France Spain border.north of Bilbao and south of Bordeaux.
Dude. Europe is literally a whole country with different states in it like Paris, Italy, Barselona, etc.-
@ItsAssNotAhh Italy is a country. Paris is the captial city of France, which is a country. Barcelona is a city in Spain, which is a country.
France, Spain and Italy are unitary states, so calling them states is also correct. Paris and Barcelona are not states.
All of this is located in Europe. The landmass of Europe is usually defined as a continent, but Europe and Asia is sometimes also defined as one big continent, called Eurasia.
Many of the countries in Europe, but not all, are also members of the European Union, a supranational political and economic union, which meddle significantly in the internal affairs of its members.
France, Spain, Italy and 24 other countries are all members of the EU.
@JohanDanielsson8802 Bro, Europe is literally a country. In every state, they speak a different language. Like Texas has its own way of speaking too. Paris is literally in Italy and Barselona is in Portugal.
a hamburger is not American, Its from Hamburg Germany, Europe....
Yes
Best reply.
actually many places claim that the hamburger was invented in their nation. the original concept may have come from something based in hamburg but whatever they served in hamburg and the current "burger" are thought to be two very different things.
@bezretmet just do some research and you'll see that it's true.
minced between halved bread with some mustard ?
Europe actually made this food safe to eat, without getting sick and deceases. Europe has very strict policys in terms of food procession. Still not the best in the world, but a significant amount better then in the USA
👍Amen🤗
I know it's for fun, but being in San Sebastian and going into a burger king. Oof, this is real pain
Worse, I think thats is illegal (or should be). :-))
I feel your pain...My man couldv'e been enjoying some Tapas!
@ibaanworld - in Basque areas like Donostia/San Sebastián those tapas are named *Pintxo* - and yes, those are delicious. That guy is a walking food annoyance.
he followed the simple premises: why eat some of the best cuisine in the world if you can eat chemical trash for the same or more money?
Same in Barcelona.
1:33 💗 from Mumbai, India. Thanks for the mention!!
“I’m on a diet” proceeds to buy the full menu🤣
You misspelled "improves" and made it all caps.
Just because Spain is in Europe, doesn't mean that is a European burger king or McDonald's, is a Spanish one. For instance in the Netherlands it's an entirely different menu. Each country has a different menu, not each continent or collection of countries.
I don't eat at Burger King very often but when I do I always check the app offers, stupid not to.
Yeah the BK app deals are a steal
@Sean-D78 same with hungry jacks
The only good item they have is the whopper. I like the whopper Jr.
I had my first beer at Burger King in Copenhagen in 1986. Been available for decades.
i find it funny when he uses american standards to drinking beer in europe,it's not 21 it's 18.
2:06 yeah... i've never seen it in Poland cranberry sauce sounds weird as f
Each European country has it's specialities. Up here in northern Europe it's mozzarella, not Gouda, for instance, and vegetarian and vegan options are more. Also whole grain and ciabatta style buns are available many places.
Anyway, I've tried a variety of American franchises in Asia. At KFC you can get a big bowl of chicken soup for instance, and rice is always a choice of course.
Daniël yea, thought so too, like only the Greek can call a product feta. It's not a trademark per se, but a regionally protected name.
But he's in Spain and he was reading the menu, and said Gouda... Could be that it's just a lower grade of the cheese, still made in the Netherlands? Just like there's also cheaper versions of Dijon sold all over EU, still made in France.
I don't know, but those cheese sticks he had was certainly not mozzarella.
Daniël so, you're saying that the Gouda slices I can find in Aldi and Lidl are no different than the blocks i can buy at the upscale food markets?
Edit: but yeah, low grade was perhaps not the right words to use. Anyway, you can often find manufacturers within the protected areas that are willing to make a cheaper product.
Mozzarella does have no flavor
@JohnBerit69 that's correct, that's why so many kids like it... Just like coffee, cantrells, beer, wine and mustard, cheese is also an acquired taste.
However, many of those cheeses with lots of taste don't do so well when melted, some don't get so soft and stringy and some gets rather smelly.
Same reason why singles are still the most used cheese in hamburgers.. real cheddar don't melt that smoothly.
true. northern europe has amazing mcd and kfc menus. gourmet burgers in mcd are top tier. and here in my country (poland) lumberjack sandwich is amazing for cold winter evenings
The cranberry sauce is mostly used for fried cheese but also as a dipping sauce for the traditional Viennese Schnitzel:)
Just no. In what kind of crappy universe do you “dip” a Wiener Schnitzel in cranberry sauce? >_
@fliegenderrobert1379 so wird es traditionell gegessen.
@fliegenderrobert1379 I guess in the Austrian Universe😂
@fliegenderrobert1379 Preiselbeeren zu Schnitzel is beste
@rama4001 Ja preiselbeeren... Aber keine Sauce. Cranberrysauce wird in Deutschland zu 99% mit gebackenen Camenbert gegessen oder als nicht sauce, zu Weihnachten auf deiner Williams Christ Birne(Roh oder Gebacken).
I recently saw a Video of a German RUclipsr testing the McDonalds in the US. He pointed out that the Burgers tasted good/ok but they smell like toilet (probably because of the chlorine - you know in Germany we have Tap Water that you can actually drink and it even tastes good^^) and the pickles looked and tasted AWFUL (I generally don´t like pickles, but those looked really disgusting^^). P.S.: I would think the cranberry sauce is to be used with the CHEESE-items on the menü, not the chicken nuggets^^
Und damit n dicken Schweinegruß an @evanijo
years of drinking lead has desensitized their pallets
@pa_vide Dude went full John Cena on the microagressions.
@Herravanrikki right? this is hilariously passive aggressive 😂
We have the same difference between american and canadian mc Donald. I'm able to eat the canadian one but the american version was greasy and tasted weird to me, mainly because of all the chemicals and antibiotics used in USA are illegal here. Our regulations regarding food are similar to what you have in Europe. (I'm a french born canadian)
I cannot believe this, I live in San Sebastián and I have just recently went to this burger king for the first time ever. Then this video pops up in my yt feed???!!!
GREEN lettuce at McD's??? I'm moving there.
Hey, so I'm gonna be that guy and say that those fast food apps have some amazing deals when my wallet is empty. Getting a soda and free medium fries from mcdonalds or the free burger recently from wendys has helped me a lot so don't shame those that use the apps. It's literally all we got sometimes.
app ordering is nice.. I hate dealing with people, as they mess up my orders. Usually find good deals easier through the apps.
I don't eat McDonald's everyday. Rarely actually. But I have the app to collect points for the times we do and when I'm tight on money, free food is free food
They could've had that offer without the app in the first place, but no, there must be an app for every goddamn thing
100% this. 2 sandwiches for 4.99 with the app or 2 for $20 without? Plus this guy justifies hating on vegetarian food for having chemicals and then chooses the most chemical laden "drink" available cuz diet...lol this guy is what happens when you pay an idiot to do mundane activities
@MrSN99 of course they must do it, they are selling your data so you're not getting anything for free actually
In my time in the military I've eaten a world tour of burgers. Going way back when we were still in Kuwait after the war. We would often stop off at Burger king. Without a doubt I have never had a burger so delicious since. The Pattie was thick and firm and the veggies were fresh and not too many. Biting into the Pattie was like biting into a steak. It was all super tender steak. Obviously made from ground meat with a low fat content. The rolls were freshly toasted and we're firm. Probably the only time when a burger you received actually looked like the picture on the menu.
Was it a regular Burger King or one that serves primarily US service men? Can imagine it makes a big difference
@Zeeko76
It was what I consider as a regular Burger King, as it catered for everyone including US Troops and UK Troops, alongside Kuwaitis and everyone else. They food was delicious, cleanliness was top notch. The only thing I didn't like was that you had to follow a two queue system. One for men and one for women. And the men always got served first, so there always a longer queue of women. But I suppose it was a case of " when in Rome ".
It's pretty sad that the best burger you've had was from a fast food chain.
@stanleyreach8721
It may have been burgers from a fast food chain, but these were off of the chart. Maybe after living off of rations for so long made them taste better, I really don't know, but they were great. I still maintain that these were excellent burgers. Ground beef for sure, with a great steak taste and great texture thrown into. The only need negative were the fries. Although cooked just right, I'm not a fan of 'skinny' fries. The actual outlet had undergone a lot of damage during the war and I have to say, they were up and running soon after it ended. Apart from the burgers being great, it was probably the most hygienic and cleanest food outlet I've been to. 👍👍👍.
2015 McDonalds officially declares to not sell dogfood in europe anymore.
No one cared about the pink slime before, did anyone check if they changed at all?
‘Need a Coca cola Zero, because I’am on a diet’ Saying when ordering fastfood 😂
1500 calories is less than 1600 calories.
Basic math.
Cheers, I find people like you that make the same invalid argument over and over while staying smug kinda annoying.
Don’t give tips nor advice, work on logic.
1500 calories is not a diet.
Basic logic.
Cheers, drink water if you need a diet.
One thing we don't miss out on are the exclusive menu items in fastfood joints in other countries. It's always an adventure trying these out for the first time. You never know if you're gonna get horrible or surprisingly good stuff.
McDonald's doesn't have these tho. Everything tastes the same everywhere
So Americans still thinks Europe is one country....
you're irrelevant...........
We know it is.
Where did you get this?
he also thinks the age for drinking beer is 21.
Americans that eat crap food. Not all do.
Should have had the cranberry sauce with the cheese sticks
Glad I discovered this channel. Very entertaining and enjoyable, it's like a travel and food show in one. Best of luck man.
@Hunter I mean i get your point entirely, since food + travel shows have been huge for the last 20 years, but you saying "what food shows that go abroad dont involve travel " is just adding the 2 genres together for redundancy and then saying an oxymoron afterwords.... because if someone goes ABROAD, THEN THEY ARE ALREADY TRAVELING!!
There are travel shows that don't have food involved, and there are food shows that are not about traveling.
The menus you saw are exclusives to Spain.
If you come to France for example, you'll see totaly different menus at BK & McDo (don't forget that in France, as Tarantino said, we have the Royal Cheese).
Et surtout LE Big Mac, si on connait les dialogues.
San Sebastian Spain and you are doing fast food?!?!? My soul hurts....can't wait for all the upcoming goodness with real food!
Exactly 🎉
In Sweden BK is on the bottom rung of the burger ladder…
Yes, along with McDonalds. In fact, I'd like to have McDonalds in the bottom, followed by Burger King.
Max Burgers are the best, among the fast food style chains.
Living in the USA I have never had a good time at BK. When I was in Mexico however, it was clean and the foods were properly made and the quality was great!
Living in Canada, I don't envy people living in USA
i love bk here in Florida, never had an issue with them unlike with mcds which has slow and bad service most of the time down here
Yep. I had Wendy’s in the Dominican Republic 🇩🇴 the restaurant was so clean 😊and the food didn’t taste like US Wendy’s wayyy better . Same for domino’s 🍕
@JMah i dont know if your trying to say BK isnt a low job or what, but fast food gets paid next to nothing, im just a step above working in a warehouse and trying to pay bills with what i get is not easy, and i have a good deal on rent, i wouldnt be content working there
Because qualityh food in america doesnt exist. thats the problem. its all chemically artificial cancer causing BS
Me and my partner binge watch you every weekend you never disappoint ❤
"I'm on a diet" proceeds to order nearly all of B.K menu😂😂😂😂
The best Burger King I've EVER had was at a rest stop on the Autobahn going south from Frankfurt to Mannheim. After an 8.5 flight, it was heaven. Best whopper and french fries I've ever had. I think the man working was eager to impress an American. Lol
That's very cute. ^^
Of course a Deutschlander would be excited to serve burgers to an American. If our roles were reversed, I'd be hype, too!
Lol such an American thing to say, also 8.5 hour flight ain't bad at all for a vacation haha
In most ways, Burger King's french fries outclass McDonald's.
You do realise Burger King is British?
@mariawerner8447 wtf no it's not lol it started in Murica
if you go to France/Belgium you have to try the french tacos !
I've tried the veggie whopper (in Belgium) and it tasted very good actually. Didn't go through the trouble of checking the consistency etc of the 'meat'.
Watch the Wallraff documentary about burger king. Pretty sure you did get normal meat patties and nuggets
You are probably eating bugs.
@JMah vegetarian is if there’s no meat, which doesn’t change with the cookwear. If it were a vegan burger the grilling issue would possibly non vegan.
@Clarissa 1986 honestly, seeing rabbits being slaughtered at the age of 6 MUST have had an impact on you. There's a reason why movies and games have age ratings, kids are not supposed to see that sort of stuff, even when it's fake. Now I'm not saying I care too much, nor that I'm a vegetarian. I like meat just as much as you do. All I'm pointing out is that you most probably *do* have issues with that. Your desensitization is not natural, it's one of the issues that your experience has caused.
@Clarissa 1986 your mindset is somehow aligned with that of the society you live in. There are also tribes that kill every person that comes close to them, or societies that jail gay people just because they're gay. The fact that someting is normal in a certain society doesn't mean that it should also be normal in yours, it doesn't even mean that something from that society could happen in yours as an exception without any consequences. And again, slaughtering and experiencing the slaughter of animals DOES have bad consequences. Just do some research on the mental health of slaughterhouse workers. About you, I'm glad you feel like you're that mentally strong, but... Any sources? Have you ever read any papers on it? Have you even visited a psychologist to evaluate your mental health? You might be surprised.
No fast food in Russia? Is this guy kidding? They still have Mc D's and other chains, they just rebranded them. No way these big fast food corporations would pull out and lose so much revenue.
but they did pull out. they sold all their russian actives to locals and it was rebranded. but it's now russian fast foods. and they are good. not a fan of ff in general though.
wait... does BK in the US not have the chilli cheese nuggets?
btw. if you happen to be in Germany, now until January you will be able to get the "Big Rösti" at McDonalds in Germany. It's great
warum great der ist mies kacke
I'm from Spain, and I've never seen or even heard about cranberry sauce, we definitely do not use it in our cuisine at all, so the fact you found it in a BK in Spain blows my mind. 🤷♂
me neither. we dont have those in the netherlands as well. it sounds kinda disgusting though lol
Isn't cranberry sauce common in the UK? I'm thinking BK might have added it in Spain for your sizeable British population and tourists
Yeah, i'm also from Spain and never saw or heard of Cranberry Sauce in a BK, i will ask for it next time lol
@zombieguyproducion Nah man, this people come to Spain to eat Spanish food, even if they occasionally eat in a BK, I don't see it happening. I have lived in almost every city in Spain do to my job amd I have never seen something like that before.
I'm a employee from BK in Spain, and yes... we have cranberry sauce too, only for limited time for the old onion cheese complement
Got the King Huevo in Spain earlier this year and loved it. I thought BK had a great menu in Spain.
I definelly trust vegetarian food more in EUROPE.
you can even have more or less different menu items in a same country... for example in belgium in a big city you can find many different choices at mcdonalds but in a smaller town you'll have less choices which is sad xD but it's kind of normal because they need to plan stock ahead of time and if people took many different items they'd still have too much stock for other options
This guy needs to try the Danish Homestyle burgers, I think he would REALLY like them lmaoo
Hey Sonny, I'm a retired Chef and I had a breakfast burger on my menu. It was just a Bacon 🥓 Cheese Burger with a sunny side up egg 🍳 on it, sold like crazy. Cheese Styx on a burger was My pizza burger. Mozzarella sticks on a burger with marinara sauce and pepperoni, another big seller. I had 25 different burgers on my menu plus other stuff. Ah-✌️☮️✝️
5:25 I like ordering a vegetarian pizza (a local place puts everything on it, including broccoli and artichoke) and adding some Italian sausage or salami...very nice.
Well some places have facon , still calling it vegetarian bacon. It tends to taste chemical. I don't understand the combo orders since I order vegetarian to not get diseases ( i worked at a farm , a boutcher and visited slaughterhouses and have a degree in pharmaceuticals so i know a bit)
Best meat is from hunt. Slice open the organs to check for diseases. Check , skin , blood , teeth , claws ...
Lol he loves the vegetarian options, but still has to name reasons for why it's not for him and he doesn't understand why people order it.
"I'm against vegetarian food, they're full of weird chemicals"
I literally just had a proper belly laugh for 2 minutes after hearing that, considering the amount of chemicals and hormones in US meat lol.
The fact that we get free videos on RUclips by Sonny's Best Ever Food Review Show is truly a gift 👍
no its not. and this comment literally makes no sense
in UK, go to bridgewater and by one of the mcdonalds ( one of 2 :D) you will find fryingscotsman ( a burger breakfast van) get a chili burger. better then mcdonalds :D
I wish we had fastfood restaurants like that 🥺🥺🥺
In a fast food restaurant, eating so many calories and saying...... cause i'm on a diet. 🤣
I'm so used seeing different menus at Mcdonald's or any other American fast food chain in Germany that it is not so unusual to me anymore. I travel there frequently and I get to see the menus in the surrounding countries as well. The thing that was so unusual to me is when I went to a McDonald's in Germany over 30 years ago and they sold beer.
Here in Belgium Mcdonalds offers Jupiler beer cans, it seems unusual but doesn't surprise me.
10:08 Probably the same safety standard in the US when you want to buy a rifle...
I'm always so interested to know what you guys do with all the food after shooting. Food wastage wise. Considering Sonny has his hands all over and inside the food he tastes.
I think he gives it to his film crew, and he’s actually capable of eating a lot. But I agree I don’t know how much of it goes to waste per how much he buys
Glad you are concerned
Tell me how much you care
@Naltddesha as much as I care about Global warming vibes.
@ashleyaugust7867 ok
Fast foods in Europe have to accomodate to how the people didn't learn to get filled up with GMOs, added sugar and salt while growing up.
In Europe we eat cheese sometimes with different fruit products like jam, fresh or dried. Some do it with apricot, grapes, cherries or berries it depends on the area. So in Germany we would dip cheese sticks in the cranberry sauce which is similar to Preiselbeere Marmelade.
Blue cheese and jam is dope. Very common in france, or with fruit paste (pate de coing).
Nothing better than a cheese platter with some tart fruit jams to smear it on, giving a real nice sweet/tangy mix.
Was ein absurder Zeitgeist, nur noch Möchtegern-Amerikaner unterwegs 😅 Da schreibt der deutsche Durchschnitt plötzlich unter amerikanischen Videos in englischer Sprache 😅
I didn't even see ketchup on the menu though, which feels strange.
It's cute how you expected cheese sticks to be oozing oil from the cheese itself, and then called out the patty for being "full of chemicals" while it's just a 100% meat patty (worst case scenario would be it to be put together with some dimethicone, which is atoxic and doesn't get absorbed the human organism just like cellulose).
The X-tra Long Chili Cheese in Germany is awesome + the Chili Cheese Nuggets. On the Specialmenu: Danish King (Hot Dog style Burger), King Chorizo Beef and the King Grana Padano Beef.
omg yes chilli cheese nuggets are the best and i love that chrispy chicken with extra cheese and bacon on top i get it evry time i go to bk XD
Well... the Chorizo on the King Chorizo Beef doesn't look exactly like Chorizo but... it is acceptable...
The Burger King app gives you free food, so if your broke it’s super handy
Starbucks app too. If you order a five dollar drink everyday and do some of the order challenges that allow you to earn extra stars, you can get a free drink every few weeks.... And once you earn it it's any size you want, so that is nice! I used to save mine up so I would have a few drinks in case I needed them!
@Isabel-cr3sp way too broke to be buying £6 coffee multiple times a week lmao
@Isabel-cr3sp buy every day overpriced coffee so you can get a bonus. 9000 iq move
I can tell you in Belgium, they have Xtra long chilli cheese which is super tasty, long bread and they put jalapanos in it I love spicy Indian food that's perfect for me yeah I'm not convinced about Spanish BK either, the McDonald looks good though
Jalapeños are Mexican.......
We make your food better and healthier
I have always been amazed at how they are able to make a burger look like shit and then stomp on it before serving. Takes some serious dedication.
Yes every country in EU has different items. Best one is Homestyle Crispy Chicken from the Netherlands 😊
you misspelled the McKroket
I prefer German McDonald's than Dutch
Still miss the weird concoction McD had in India. Like a McChicken but with curry and "odd" veggies... No idea what that was. Had a terrible hangover ;) But that burger was divine.
Corporate does have to pander to different cultures, its like their potato burger, vegan alternatives for india. Its why every country will have a different variation of food done. Japan is a good one for MC'd, as they are harder to appease, its why they make a lot of odd snacks for them or gimmicks, as they sell.
Weird that you can't get a beef burger in Indian McDonald's but I'm guessing that's because the cow is sacred to Hindus.
Holy Cow makes Burger more tasty :)
@alonecomplexe Just about any mom-n-pop makes burgers more tasty. McD is kinda my last ditch go-to...
I recently tried "Italian pasta" at an Indian takeaway... Yeah, there's some funky dishes out there rn lol
Cranberry Sauce with fries? Ever been to IKEA and stopped at its restaurant? It’s a standard with their Kottbullar meat balls.
Not cranberries, lingonberries! 😊
It looks so much more appetizing than the Burger King and McDonald's here in Canada 🇨🇦
Do Canadian franchisees skimped on ingredients again?
I can see it happen if all the good franchisees and locations were picked clean and BK had to make do with table scraps. It happen in my country, and Carl's Jr.had to make do signing up rejects from Burger King until it pulled out last May.
I am so glad it has been over 20 years since the last time I had Booger King! I worked at BK in Texas and is one of the most awful things I have ever done. Serving people this matter they call burgers and then charging them for it was painful to my soul.
plus with fast food in america its even more dodgey compared to europe, because most of the added chemicals are illegal here
Sonny: "We have the most annoying laws around alcohol."
Middle East: "Hold my Ayran..."
@NonsensicalSpudz no one asked
@Sniper200g who asked you
I underhand what you mean. I have work for mcdonald's and you'll never see the chains the same ever again after working in fast food. Swedish burger king is dry and has the worst quality in all of Sweden.
A big reason why the major chains are better in Europe is due to a lot of national, regional, and local competition. KFC and Burger King are huge internationally yet they're afterthoughts in the United States because there's way better options. It was smart for them to focus on the international markets.
Oh yeah, KFC is borderline inedible in the US compared to most of Europe.
Nah your guys's food is disgusting😂
@sleeper4386 y'all bite italian food and german food and call it american
We only got Burger King, McDonald’s and Starbucks in Norway😭😭 Like KFC wouldn’t come to us because we were too small of a country, good thing we can just drive over to Sweden easily and get KFC there though(since I live on the south-east side of Norway).
But I’m kinda glad because even though I tasted KFC both in Sweden and Japan, it was so dry and tasted like nothing..
so my alternative is a Korean fried chicken place called 175C very near where I live, and it’s the most delicious chicken I’ve tasted. I wanted to try the American fried chicken for so long, but Korean fried chicken just seems superior idk.
@marthe18luck when typing my statement over a year ago I had the ability to get Culvers burgers and next level chicken products along with Jimmy John's on a regular basis; which are top tier fast food restaurants in the US. Since I've typed my original statement Popeyes has established a location in my town offering insane tasting fast food chicken.
It's still been ages since I've had McDonalds, KFC, or Burger King because the other fast food options where I live are better.
The standarts in Europe are much higher and better !
If you want ,,european tacobell" travel to Czech Republic and try burrito loco. Its mexican fastfood that you can find only in Czech Republic. Its wuite popular here :)) maybe we could get some burrito together haha xD
yeah taco bell got literally NOTHING to do with mexico. none of the food on that list is a mexican food. its all Tax-max as they call it. food created in Taxes by mexicans or other locals.
Love a burger king. I find them to be way more inconsistent than McDonalds though but when they get it right...so good!
Isn't "so good" a KFC slogan?
I heard that we Germans have with the Mc Ribb something that not every European country has regularly. What we sometimes have are Octoberfest specials. One of it is something sweet called "Germknoedel". You should definately try it out.
Da spricht ja jemand ganz tolles Englisch. Was ein absurder Zeitgeist, nur noch Möchtegern-Amerikaner unterwegs 😂
i realy like the mcrib but they removed it from the menu in The Netherlands😡
Most of stuff you have in Germany I never saw in Slovene McDonald's.
In the Netherlands: the McKroket!!
We didn’t destroy it, we improved it 😂😂and made it edible
You know, we have veg impossible whoppers here in the US and and I tried one once. I found they taste just like the regular whoppers except for the lack of grease. Where sonny does like the juices and grease though, I actually appreciate the lack of grease. I hate having greased up hands and a stained shirt. So while I am definitely a meatavore and love chicken, steak, venison and pork, I like to get impossible whoppers at Burger King just for the less messy burger. BTW, impossible whoppers are not healthier than regular whoppers, just no meat and less messy.
Nice try. 6/10 on the attempt to fool anyone into eating soy whoppers. The lie is perceptible, though.
I eat plant based whoppers for the same reason sometimes lots of grease is not what i want.
Same actually, In the rare few times I actually get to have Burger King, I always get the Impossible whoppers. Doesn't stop me from eating meat at any other time, I just prefer Impossible when I have burgers.