In Cuba you can get a drink squeezed straight from sugar cane into ice. It's delicious and doesn't contain anywhere near as much sugar as a US soda drink, which is quite scary.
We have iced tea in the UK like Liptons. After returning from a year in the US I was shocked at how much better UK food tasted - we have far less additives and colorings and more natural ingredients. American bread is horrible. Bacon too!
Yeah but I think the tradition comes from the American Deep South where the weather is crazy hot in the summer because of how close to the equator it is and some of it being a heat trap due to its geography (like how Madrid is during July and August).
FYI we do have grape but it's not that common. Instead, we have blackcurrant, which in the US is uncommon (there's a reason why this is the case in the US, Google it). PS. blackcurrant flavour is friggin' awesome.
The issue isn't that there is no tea, hot or cold. The issue is how sweet everything is made in the states. I normally take a couple of days to adjust to the food when I go to the states. Quite a few of the main brands of food and drink are simply too sweet or have a preservative or artificial taste it takes me a bit to get used to. I much prefer what you can find that is locally produced around the places i visit whenever im there. You have some of the best artisan products I have come across. That said. Yes, we have everything you can buy in the states in Europe. Some products, however, will be made slightly different because a few of the additives are illegal in the food here. Something I always find funny since the sugar will kill you long before the additives will.
In the UK grape flavour isn't that popular, neither is ice tea. Mountain dew is completely different in the UK as the US version contains many banned substances. In the UK according to a recent survey 63% of people drink coffee regularly as opposed to 60% drink tea regularly.
You DO realise why that vegetable drink is called V8 don’t you? V= Vegetable & 8 because it’s made from eight vegetables, specifically: beets, celery, carrots, lettuce, parsley, watercress, spinach, and tomato.
American Mountain Dew is banned in Europe because of the additives it as to be made to a different recipe yes we do have carbonated drinks the carbonated process was in uk in 1767 but first was sold commercially in 1786 in Switzerland by a man named Schweppes the firm is still producing carbonated drinks We have a sugar tax in uk & by law the sugar levels are regulated
That big red reminds me of a drink we have or had in the UK. I haven't seen it in a long time. But a drink called Tizer. Can't explain the taste, and it is red like that. I think it is a citrus drink. I can't really remember
In the UK and the EU there are consumer protection laws which prevent manufacturers from adding the insane amounts of additives, preservatives, and all manner of other garbage into foods that are common in the US
In Canada Clamato Juice is a staple drink, we drink it straight or as a Caesar with Vodka, Tabasco and Worchester Sauce, or combined with beer (Not mixed just poured into the beer).
I don't think our fizzy drinks are as, carbonated as those in the States. Don't drink them that often but do have a liking for dandelion and burdock, Tizer and occasionally Irnbru
Yes, here in the UK we drink cold tea but mostly in the summer. I love to drink tomato juice, not with clams though. We have lots of carbonated drinks from fizzy waters to pops.
My first thought when I saw that weird brown drink was how it resembled oil for topping up your car. Over here, those bottles are extremely similar, so the packaging would almost certainly not be allowed on that basis, as there would be kids thinking the oil for the car was soda!
Hi yes we definitely have carbonated drinks but there not as sweet as the ones in the US . Tea and coffee are both popular but tea is definitely drank more I would say . I have one coffee in the mornings but drink tea a few times a day it’s just more refreshing. But I will also Drink water , Pepsi , and a few others things as well . We also drink a lot of squash which is a fruit concentrate you add to water which has lots of different flavours. But grape is not a flavour we see often . Blackberry is more popular here
I tried some of these drinks when I was in the USA. I truely thought some of this stuff was meant to make your teeth spontaniously fall out of your mouth. Incredible sweet that was.
We have more black currant drinks than grape. We have taco bell in the UK too, they do in my part of the UK Wales. 🏴 Yes we do have fizzy drinks which are really fizzy but i guess American drinks are more carbonated than in the uk. We drink more tea than coffee in the UK, but there are a lot of coffee drinkers here, tea tho is mostly drunk hot than cold.
Fanta has always been my favourite, but if I'm eating Snickers, I want to drink Coca-Cola with it - the perfect combination. Well, in Finland and Estonia we have either Lipton or Fuze ice tea (and then some other brands too) but they are not so sweet, more like natural tasting, you know what I mean, like you can taste the black or green tea and then the added flavour (peach, lemon, etc.) tastes natural. And Finns love to drink their coffee, from morning to late evening, but in Estonia it's like 50/50 more or less. Personally I love tea, give me different variations of Earl Grey and I'm fine for the week.
Portuguese here. We are a coffee country but we also drink lots of tea. Did you know that we the Portuguese were the ones who introduced tea in England a couple of centuries ago? About the Ice-Tea like Lipton's or other brand, we have it here. They all have lots of sugar. I guess it's because sugar causes addiction. I found no other reason because if you blend half a glass of the drink with water it still tastes good. Does bottled Ice-Tea in America have even more sugar?
We do have Iced Tea in the UK its brand is Lipton's, I personally do like the Iced Tea Peach Lipton's do, Im not a fan of the sugary Soda's So i tend to drink the Zeros (Dr Pepper Zero or Coke Zero) And Pepsi Cherry Max is good too, When i did drink sugary Sodas about 10 years ago, id go for Dr Pepper, Orange Fanta or a Pepsi
You have 2 types of blueberries and they are not even from the same family. The 'real blueberry' is definitely blue inside and you get the tongue coloured blue. They grow in the forest on low bushes and are full of nutrients. The other blueberries are cultivated, growing on higher bushes, not from the same family, not as full of nutrients and not giving off a blue colour on your tongue. My favourite is the one growing in the forest which you pick yourself 🙋🏻♀️
can’t beat cocacola really. i used to drink a lot of it, but quit like a couple of months ago. in the beginning i actually missed it, but then i had a glass about a month later and it actually tasted quite a bit worse compared to how i tasted it when i’d drink it daily. it was way too sweet and i don’t think i’ll ever go back to drinking it as much as i used to. now i mix orange and lemon powdery thing with water, and the cool thing about it is you get to adjust how sweet or sour you want it because you just add more water… the recommended mix is way too sweet, but even that still not nearly as sweet as coke
I don't know what it is about you guys, but the way you talk, act and genuinely seem yourselves, makes you a hard channel not to love. How you are under 10k subs actually baffles me
Hmm im in norway, and i cant stand coffee 😛 But i think that we are among the top coffee drinkers pr capita in the world. Lol just like we are the top eater of frozen pizza in the world 😂😂
We do have fizzy drinks over here I can’t compare personally as I haven’t tried any American soft drinks but I have learnt that your drinks are very sweet. We do sell ice tea drinks here not sure if they are popular. I prefer hot tea
I don't drink any of those shown in your video. Raspberry soda is my favorite. There is one with less sugar in it which make the raspberry taste come forward and i love that during summers with ice in it. It is still Soda though and full of sugar but yeah if i want to drink Soda then that is going to be my pick.
Clamato is sold mostly to Canada as our "national" cocktail drink requires it. Bloody Ceasar. (Not to be confused with the LAME & tasteless bloody Mary from the USA). We add Worcestershire (anchovie based condiment), celery salt-rim and elevated with a few splashes of hot sauce (traditionally Tabasco)
It's funny how you guys automatically associate anything blue with blue raspberry flavour, while a "blue raspberry" is not even a thing. There's no such fruit, it's all 100% artificial.
this girl keeps asking “do use not have this” do use not have that” aye obviously we do, your guys drinks in America are so bad compared to here so obviously they’re disgusted
Hi ! Fun reaction, Josh and Holly are very funny guys. Here in France we have blue Fanta (and many others differents) and Arizona ice tea there are in colorful bottles (I tried once but so different to others ic tea). I prefer May Tea peach less sugary or Agrumes Schweppes.
Or maybe one of my favorite soda is Orangina red sparkling soda with red oranges. First taste is sugar of course and sparkling but after this you can taste the red orange😜! But be care this unhealthy !
These videos are very strange. we have 95% of these foods and drinks in the UK. We have American sections in stores and American candy stores. None of this is now to me. We don't drink grape drinks, though that shit is gross.
99% of the things sold in other countries American aisles in stores are not even sold and made in the USA, as they are not American, for example, Takis potato chips are a Mexican snack, it even says in Spanish on the bag made in Mexico.
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Hi, yes we have carbonated drinks in the UK (fizzy pop). I think it's probably the amount of sugar in the US soda that they don't like. 😮.
not only... they say it tastes medicals. even the colour seems artificial.
We do have carbonated drinks, but ours are flavoured with actual fruit juice, not chemicals and we don't have them too carbonated.
We tend to drink blackcurrant stuff instead of grape. You don't drink much blackcurrant over there.
I try explaining this to my American in-laws and they can't get over how "backwards" it is that we don't consume grape flavoured things in the UK 🙄😑
Taste is one of those things that adjusts over time. Even as a "sweet tooth" here in Belgium, American food is just on another level.
We make proper hot tea by boiling the kettle and making a pot of tea! 🇦🇺😋😋
We do have carbonated drinks but they are not full of sugar or artificial colouring, most of which are banned in the UK due to their health risks.
I'm from Scotland and there's nothing better than a hot cup of tea. However tea is for relaxing and coffee is for survival. 😂
Nothing better in terms of drinks? Is that supposed to be obvious?
In Cuba you can get a drink squeezed straight from sugar cane into ice. It's delicious and doesn't contain anywhere near as much sugar as a US soda drink, which is quite scary.
We have iced tea in the UK like Liptons. After returning from a year in the US I was shocked at how much better UK food tasted - we have far less additives and colorings and more natural ingredients. American bread is horrible. Bacon too!
American branded bread is so sugary it might as well be a cake, and agreed its horrible especially for making sandwiches
American bacon is way better than the UK. UK bacon tastes like rubber.
We have Mountain Dew in the EU, but the Recipe here is not the same, and it has a Disclaimer for the Coffin
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Those day-glo colours alarm me. How many additives do they use to achieve them.
We dont drink ice tea because it's ridiculous to consider drinking tea cold with ice. 😅😂
Yeah but I think the tradition comes from the American Deep South where the weather is crazy hot in the summer because of how close to the equator it is and some of it being a heat trap due to its geography (like how Madrid is during July and August).
Irn Bru and Dandelion and Burndock are the best fizzy drinks
The history behind Fanta is crazy.
FYI we do have grape but it's not that common. Instead, we have blackcurrant, which in the US is uncommon (there's a reason why this is the case in the US, Google it). PS. blackcurrant flavour is friggin' awesome.
The issue isn't that there is no tea, hot or cold. The issue is how sweet everything is made in the states.
I normally take a couple of days to adjust to the food when I go to the states.
Quite a few of the main brands of food and drink are simply too sweet or have a preservative or artificial taste it takes me a bit to get used to. I much prefer what you can find that is locally produced around the places i visit whenever im there. You have some of the best artisan products I have come across.
That said. Yes, we have everything you can buy in the states in Europe. Some products, however, will be made slightly different because a few of the additives are illegal in the food here. Something I always find funny since the sugar will kill you long before the additives will.
This was a good one to remind me why I don't drink "sodas".
In the UK grape flavour isn't that popular, neither is ice tea. Mountain dew is completely different in the UK as the US version contains many banned substances.
In the UK according to a recent survey 63% of people drink coffee regularly as opposed to 60% drink tea regularly.
You DO realise why that vegetable drink is called V8 don’t you?
V= Vegetable & 8 because it’s made from eight vegetables, specifically: beets, celery, carrots, lettuce, parsley, watercress, spinach, and tomato.
American Mountain Dew is banned in Europe because of the additives it as to be made to a different recipe yes we do have carbonated drinks the carbonated process was in uk in 1767 but first was sold commercially in 1786 in Switzerland by a man named Schweppes the firm is still producing carbonated drinks We have a sugar tax in uk & by law the sugar levels are regulated
The fact they are calling it "orange fanta"... our fanta is yellow, not even close to being orange and yet to them that is the original color 😂
Clamato was invented for Bloody Caesars, and that's all it should be used for, the Bloody Caesar is Canada's national cocktail
In france a very popular ice thé is peach
That big red reminds me of a drink we have or had in the UK. I haven't seen it in a long time. But a drink called Tizer. Can't explain the taste, and it is red like that. I think it is a citrus drink. I can't really remember
In the UK and the EU there are consumer protection laws which prevent manufacturers from adding the insane amounts of additives, preservatives, and all manner of other garbage into foods that are common in the US
in canada McDonalds does hot tea
I'm up in Scotland and I'm a tea addict 😂😂
I must drink about 8 cups of tea a day
In Canada Clamato Juice is a staple drink, we drink it straight or as a Caesar with Vodka, Tabasco and Worchester Sauce, or combined with beer (Not mixed just poured into the beer).
I don't think our fizzy drinks are as, carbonated as those in the States.
Don't drink them that often but do have a liking for dandelion and burdock, Tizer and occasionally Irnbru
I love the taste of Clamato by itself. I love it in my "Bud-Clam"
At McDonald's in Belgium 🇧🇪 i drink beer 🍺
Ya ain't wrong on the toxic part for the sodas. Terrifyingly addicting.
Yes, here in the UK we drink cold tea but mostly in the summer. I love to drink tomato juice, not with clams though. We have lots of carbonated drinks from fizzy waters to pops.
They do have carbonated drinks, but with less sugar, less artificial coloring, and more real fruit juice.
Im from UK coffee is very popular just as tea here I personally hate hot tea but love iced peach tea
My first thought when I saw that weird brown drink was how it resembled oil for topping up your car. Over here, those bottles are extremely similar, so the packaging would almost certainly not be allowed on that basis, as there would be kids thinking the oil for the car was soda!
Never expected to see you guys watching JOLLY/KoreanEnglishman :)
We don't have much grape flavour anything. Because we have blackcurrant. I like root Beer but we don't have much of it in Britain.
Try Vimto. A cordial that you dilute with water, warm or cold. One of the most famous thing to come out of Blackburn, Lancashire.
im from Essex england, about an hour from london, iced tea is getting more popular here but not close to hot tea/coffee
We do have fizzy drinks but not overly carbonated
Hi yes we definitely have carbonated drinks but there not as sweet as the ones in the US . Tea and coffee are both popular but tea is definitely drank more I would say . I have one coffee in the mornings but drink tea a few times a day it’s just more refreshing. But I will also
Drink water , Pepsi , and a few others things as well . We also drink a lot of squash which is a fruit concentrate you add to water which has lots of different flavours. But grape is not a flavour we see often . Blackberry is more popular here
I tried some of these drinks when I was in the USA. I truely thought some of this stuff was meant to make your teeth spontaniously fall out of your mouth. Incredible sweet that was.
Ey, im subbed to these boys. The Korean food videos ...*drool*
We have more black currant drinks than grape. We have taco bell in the UK too, they do in my part of the UK Wales. 🏴 Yes we do have fizzy drinks which are really fizzy but i guess American drinks are more carbonated than in the uk. We drink more tea than coffee in the UK, but there are a lot of coffee drinkers here, tea tho is mostly drunk hot than cold.
It's really strange that you ask if we have ice tea
Lancashire nw England and i know more people who drink coffee than drink tea
No here in the U.K., tea is number 1😊
11:34 Nordic blueberries are blue all the way through, they should be a lot more healthy than American blue berries!
I drink tea and coffee.
Mounten Dew and Dr.Pepper are commen in Germany for min 15 Years
We do have ice tea but it’s much nicer then that ice tea
Yes, coffee is as popular as tea, I would say. I know lots of people who don’t really like tea, myself included.
Fanta has always been my favourite, but if I'm eating Snickers, I want to drink Coca-Cola with it - the perfect combination. Well, in Finland and Estonia we have either Lipton or Fuze ice tea (and then some other brands too) but they are not so sweet, more like natural tasting, you know what I mean, like you can taste the black or green tea and then the added flavour (peach, lemon, etc.) tastes natural. And Finns love to drink their coffee, from morning to late evening, but in Estonia it's like 50/50 more or less. Personally I love tea, give me different variations of Earl Grey and I'm fine for the week.
Portuguese here. We are a coffee country but we also drink lots of tea. Did you know that we the Portuguese were the ones who introduced tea in England a couple of centuries ago? About the Ice-Tea like Lipton's or other brand, we have it here. They all have lots of sugar. I guess it's because sugar causes addiction. I found no other reason because if you blend half a glass of the drink with water it still tastes good. Does bottled Ice-Tea in America have even more sugar?
Love it! :D x
We do have Iced Tea in the UK its brand is Lipton's, I personally do like the Iced Tea Peach Lipton's do, Im not a fan of the sugary Soda's So i tend to drink the Zeros (Dr Pepper Zero or Coke Zero) And Pepsi Cherry Max is good too, When i did drink sugary Sodas about 10 years ago, id go for Dr Pepper, Orange Fanta or a Pepsi
mtn dew is banned in europe as it has 11 teaspoons of sugar per can along with some seriously bad colourings used in industrial manufacturing.
To me „hot tea“ is a tautology.
You have 2 types of blueberries and they are not even from the same family. The 'real blueberry' is definitely blue inside and you get the tongue coloured blue. They grow in the forest on low bushes and are full of nutrients. The other blueberries are cultivated, growing on higher bushes, not from the same family, not as full of nutrients and not giving off a blue colour on your tongue. My favourite is the one growing in the forest which you pick yourself 🙋🏻♀️
can’t beat cocacola really. i used to drink a lot of it, but quit like a couple of months ago. in the beginning i actually missed it, but then i had a glass about a month later and it actually tasted quite a bit worse compared to how i tasted it when i’d drink it daily. it was way too sweet and i don’t think i’ll ever go back to drinking it as much as i used to. now i mix orange and lemon powdery thing with water, and the cool thing about it is you get to adjust how sweet or sour you want it because you just add more water… the recommended mix is way too sweet, but even that still not nearly as sweet as coke
Brits lost their sweet tooth during war rations (sugar was scarce). They're happy with an orange squash and some highland oatcakes.
We invented carbonated drinks. (Joseph Priestley 1767)
#suerstroeming !
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Someone in that clip looks a lot like the young Lisa Bonet 😏
I don't know what it is about you guys, but the way you talk, act and genuinely seem yourselves, makes you a hard channel not to love. How you are under 10k subs actually baffles me
think you’re sodas are way more sugary 😂
Those kids’ gut biomes are going to need a week to recover.
Sent a 'whole bunch' ..? There you have the Americanisation of English in England.
Hmm im in norway, and i cant stand coffee 😛
But i think that we are among the top coffee drinkers pr capita in the world.
Lol just like we are the top eater of frozen pizza in the world 😂😂
We do have fizzy drinks over here I can’t compare personally as I haven’t tried any American soft drinks but I have learnt that your drinks are very sweet. We do sell ice tea drinks here not sure if they are popular. I prefer hot tea
Clamato is not a soda, it is combination of clam juice and tomato juice that goes into bloody Mary’s and other alcoholic drinks as a mixer.
I don't drink any of those shown in your video. Raspberry soda is my favorite. There is one with less sugar in it which make the raspberry taste come forward and i love that during summers with ice in it. It is still Soda though and full of sugar but yeah if i want to drink Soda then that is going to be my pick.
I tried Mtn Dew in Japan and it tasted so bad.
Damn girl, you look like Julia Roberts....btw Big Red is the 💣
Fanta originates from Germany during ww2.
From Belgium here we have ice tea but the most popular is fuzetea and lipton, you can buy arizona too but its expensive
Iced tea is a purely American abomination. We like our tea hot and strong, with milk and sugar.
You need to try UK drinks. I'll never understand why Americans tolerate that rubbish.
Aussie Mtn Dew has different ingredients to the US version, same with Fanta, Coca Cola etc.
Mountain dew is band in many countries.
same in the EU
I included them.
Clamato is sold mostly to Canada as our "national" cocktail drink requires it. Bloody Ceasar. (Not to be confused with the LAME & tasteless bloody Mary from the USA).
We add Worcestershire (anchovie based condiment), celery salt-rim and elevated with a few splashes of hot sauce (traditionally Tabasco)
Except Fanta is German
It's funny how you guys automatically associate anything blue with blue raspberry flavour, while a "blue raspberry" is not even a thing. There's no such fruit, it's all 100% artificial.
Blue raspberries actually exist. It is called Rubus caesius in Latin and grows in most of Europe and northern Asia
Don't we call them Dewberries in the UK?
this girl keeps asking “do use not have this” do use not have that” aye obviously we do, your guys drinks in America are so bad compared to here so obviously they’re disgusted
Hi ! Fun reaction, Josh and Holly are very funny guys. Here in France we have blue Fanta (and many others differents) and Arizona ice tea there are in colorful bottles (I tried once but so different to others ic tea). I prefer May Tea peach less sugary or Agrumes Schweppes.
Or maybe one of my favorite soda is Orangina red sparkling soda with red oranges. First taste is sugar of course and sparkling but after this you can taste the red orange😜! But be care this unhealthy !
Everything is on steroids in America food especially 🤢
Yank soda is horrid just like American chocolate 🤮 .
And there cheese, cakes, bread, chicken,biscuits. just there food in general
These videos are very strange. we have 95% of these foods and drinks in the UK. We have American sections in stores and American candy stores. None of this is now to me. We don't drink grape drinks, though that shit is gross.
99% of the things sold in other countries American aisles in stores are not even sold and made in the USA, as they are not American, for example, Takis potato chips are a Mexican snack, it even says in Spanish on the bag made in Mexico.
aren' t these people too old to be highschoolers?
The guys in the video trying the sodas are teenagers, not the couple watching the video.
9:10 - My first thought when I saw that can wasn't petrol but motor oil. 🤮