Peanuts and coke is old as the hills. Back in the 1920s, farmers in the southern US would do this all the time. It allowed them to eat a snack without having to stop working to wash their hands.
Peanuts in Coke are also generally considered best in a glass bottle, and only a handful of them. Barry used waaaay too many. I don't think it'd improve it enough for him, but his ratios were a bit off.
I really enjoy him there as well - adds a certain dynamic. Love Barry alone, but there's just a different vibe/energy when he is joined by someone else.
When I was a kid, when we got our afternoon snacks working on the tobacco farm, we would get a bag of salted peanuts and a (glass) bottled coke. We would pour the peanuts in the coke so that you didn't get tobacco gum on the peanuts. It's a pretty common Southern American thing.
@BradKandyCroftFamily nah, that doesn't particularly matter. They don't get soft in the time it takes you to finish a bottle of coke. It's a nice treat! I imagine it helps growing up with it though😂
Fun fact about the coke and peanuts, at least here in the US. It was popular during the 1920's when tradesmen and workmen on the field didn't want to dirty up their peanuts with their grubby hands so they found a solution. Combine their coke and peanuts for a convenient snack.
My mother-in-law introduced me to peanuts & Coke. Its an addicting snack! Definitely an old American farmer thing. She was doing that as a child in the late 30's.
My gran used to have orange juice on her cornflakes... apparently it was very popular at one point. Also soy sauce and ice cream requires specific soy sauce not just a supermarket light soy.
@@YaaLFHI used to eat my cereal with OJ when I stopped being able to have regular milk, was better than commercially available soy milk used to be and was still enriched with calcium and vitamin D. Also, you have to pick the right cereal, my favorite was Special K Red Berries. The tart OJ went really well with the berry flavour.
I think Mark A has already mentioned his combo of peanut butter and brown sauce 😝plus when my daughter was about 12 we took her to a Chinese buffet and she put hoisin sauce in her vanilla ice cream and loved it !
Peanuts and coke is supposed to be in the little glass bottles. We used to do this on break during basketball practice. Take a big drink of the coke then pour the peanuts in. Drink immediately and eat the peanuts.
Barry! You NEED to try dunking Biscoff cookies into orange juice. It tastes exactly like you're eating key lime pie! I always do that with my biscoff cookies I get from my plane flights, and it is still mind-blowing every time I try it. Please try this in a future video!
When I was a kid in the late 60's and the early 70's we used to put peanuts in our cokes bottles and drink it like that. It brought back good memories. 😊
Back in the days when i was young i loved mixing coca-cola and peanuts.. Just dropped a bag full of it and drank coca-cola with peanuts.. We are back in 82/83
I am 70 years old and we use to put peanuts into our coke when I was growing up. So it isn't new. lol One thing I really like is a leaf of lettuce, you split a banana and lay it on the lettuce, than spread mayo on the banana then sprinkle pecan peaces on top. Very good.
Well, that's something I've never heard of. I do like the pear/peach/pineapple + miracle whip and cheese combos, so I can see how that may not be awful.
I did a variation of this when I was a kid. Cheez-its with cinnamon applesauce. Good combination of fruit and cheese flavors with salty and sweet as well.
I love mixing sour cream into crunched up barbeque chips. So yummy. Love the channel, such unusual combinations of food, so glad you and Tom tried these.
Barry try the following Try the following 1. Hard Cheese (cheddar or a Red Leicester) and Marmalade or Jam sandwiches 2. 1/2 a pint of cola mixed with 1/2 a pint of ice cold milk 3. Tuna and Cheese sandwiches with honey drizzle 4. Vanilla ice cream with cheese sauce drizzle 5. Hot honey drizzle on a pepperoni pizza 6. Madeira sponge cake with cheese or jalapeño sauce filling
Half of these recipes sounds like something made by a single guy living alone, and was too lazy to go grocery shopping, that just lumped whatever was left in the fridge together, and sometimes ended up pleasantly surprised by the result.
My mum doesn't like milk so puts orange juice on her cereal, but it's terrible with any version of Cheerios or super sugary cereals!! Try it with fruit and fibre!
When I was pregnant, I constantly craved Twix and Doritos. To this day I still crave it 16 yrs later and the looks of horror I get are still worth it. Also, Chicken Nuggets/strips dipped in honey.
Huh! We have something similar to cola and peanuts in Turkey! It is essentially a children crafted snack or like a guilty pleasure for adults, we take a small bottle of coke (type of cola is fine) and we put salted roasted chickpeas in it and drink it! I don't know if the salted roasted chickpeas are popular or even sold as a snack in other places, but they are fully packaged and sold in every convenience store here. The chickpeas are normally incredibly mouth drying even without salt, so coke helps with that a whole lot and obviously the sweet and salty go together well. For anyone that might want to try it, DO NOT shake the bottle unless you want your chickpeas to start melting/disintegrating into the coke.
I think the more extreme flavors are supposed to be in wildly disproportionate amounts - like literally a drop or two of soy sauce on ice cream might be interesting; in much the same way that a shot of OJ in a bowl of cereal might not be too bad.
You're right about the soy sauce, you're only supposed to drizzle a bit. Wrong about the orange juice - it used to be the alternative to cereal with milk for lactose intolerant people before lactose free and plant based alternatives became widely available.
Generally you only put a couple peanuts in the coke. Used as a way to cut the sweetness a bit. Edit: Also the type of peanuts matter, spanish generally work better for this then runner or valencia. I find Virginia works best but that's also what is local for me so that probably plays into it some.
Why not trying a bit first? The amount you use is a bit much, I think if you had put a drop of soya souce it might have had a different taste, so withe the peanuts. Try ice cream with balsamico 😁
Digestive biscuits and Tikka Masala, sounds wrong, but oh so good when dunked in the curry, using the biscuits to scoop curry and chunks of whatever is in it (meat or veg based on end-user preference) and shovel into one's gob... :P
I first started putting juice on my cereal because I love fresh pineapple - the problem being that the bromelain in fresh pineapple will sour milk, to the point where you'd need to dump ¼ kilo of sugar on it to kill the taste(and yes, I've used this to prank friends before). But with fruit juices, you don't have that problem.
My Nana always had warm orange cordial on her cornflakes. Used to make us try it when we stayed over. Can't say I was ever a fan, but interested to see she wasn't the only wrong 'un that did this 😂
If you revisit any of these, here's my suggestion on 3 of them: - Orange juice & cereal; don't have then soak. They'll be more likely to taste like a, orange cake or cookie/biscuit. - Coke & peanuts; don't soak the peanuts, Take a mouth of peanuts, chew them and wash them down with Coke. - Ice cream and soy sauce; as another viewer said, don't drown the ice cream. about 5 or 6 drops would've been enough for those 2 scoops.
the banana one would have been nice with mascapone cheese to make it more like a dessert and a splodge of honey. the others looked way too much like pregnancy cravings/very odd lol like dipping chips (french fries) into ice cream.
Wow ive never seen these combos before the chip one looks good. My fav is chewy chips ahoy cookies with orange juice. Grilled cheese with green oilives. Skittles and fritos it pure genius ur welcome!
A very common pizza here in Scandinavia is curry and banana. So it's a normal margarita topped with banana slices and curry poweder. You could also add chicken to it. Honestly pretty good. I know it's a pizza that's popular for young kids since it's sort of sweet
When I saw you with the Pringles (original) and whipped cream, I said to the wife that we had to try it. Works really nice with Buffalo Ranch flavoured Pringles and whipped cream.
Vanilla ice cream and ready sait McCoy crisps. I didn't think works but does. I used the crisps has spoon. But I have try mix them together. Put them ball and put extra cover them pop in freezer 2 to 3 hours till set. That really nice. Side of chocolates sauce
I'm pretty the vanilla ice cream with soy sauce could be a great combo if you only dirzzled a bit instead of drowning the ice cream in it. Edit : sorry, I just saw that this has already been said many times in the comments.
I will never understand why anyone would ever dunk something crunchy into a liquid you end up ruining both by having crumbs in your drink and the food goes soggy
When I was much younger, I used to drink malibu and milk... As a logical progression, I then mixed it with chocolate ready brek, for a boozy, bounty like breakfast. Very nice, but don't eat too much.
I have always liked ham and cheese sandwiches with raspberry jam. Kind of a take on the Monte Christo but without dipping it in eggs and frying it. There used to be a restaurant chain here in the US called Bennigan's that made a great Monte Christo that I would get every time I was there.
Best combo with Pringles is either the flavour sour cream and chives or salt and vinegar with Darylea cheese spread sandwiched together give that a try also dry Weetabix butter both sides and marmite both sides no milk that would be nasty lol
Soy sauce should be a drizzle on ice cream, other things that work on ice cream is pumpkin oil with vanilla ice cream. Balsamic vinegar is also nice on ice cream. For soy sauce, soy sauce on watermelon is also another good combo. Bananas and pesto are also another good combination. If you mix some chilies with sugar its an amazing dip for more acidic fruits like chili sugar and pineapple is an amazing combination, I'm not sure if you'd be able to find young mango in England but that is also nice with chili sugar.
Peanuts in cola used to be very popular in many southern states. You don't put them in the bottle, unless it's a single serve bottle. You add them to your glass.
Try banana and tomato sauce butties - butter a couple of slices of bread, slice a banana and put on one slice of the bread, put on tomato sauce to your own preference, top with the other slice of bread, slice in half and eat. Another one is smoked bacon, Brie and sliced white grape toasties. Yum! Prepare two or four bread slices (i.e., cut off the crusts and butter on both sides). Cook the bacon first but not until it goes crispy (it has to have a bit of floppiness to it), slice your Brie and put over the bacon on the first slice of bread, then put sliced white grapes over the top of that and then the last slice of bread. Put in a toastie maker. The creaminess of the Brie goes so well with the smokiness of the bacon and sweetness of the grapes. I don't know if it's any better or worse to use black grapes as I've only ever used green grapes, so that might be a variation to try as well.
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Peanuts and coke is old as the hills. Back in the 1920s, farmers in the southern US would do this all the time. It allowed them to eat a snack without having to stop working to wash their hands.
I like peanuts and coke. Not sure what drinks have to do with this.
Peanuts in Coke are also generally considered best in a glass bottle, and only a handful of them. Barry used waaaay too many. I don't think it'd improve it enough for him, but his ratios were a bit off.
Facts, I’m an old southern lady, and I’ve had peanuts in coke for as long as I can remember ✌️
Glass bottle is best ❤
Yep, my Dad did this in my early years
Barry, you're only supposed to drizzle a little soy sauce on the ice cream, not drown it - and then it's really nice.
BTW this also works with Marmite or miso.
@@YaaLFH Also balsamic vinegar or creme.
@@rolfs2165 Yes, that too.
Was thinking same thing.😂
A few drops of Angostura Bitters works nicely too.
Barry I think Tom has been a really good addition to your channel. Great team work
I really enjoy him there as well - adds a certain dynamic. Love Barry alone, but there's just a different vibe/energy when he is joined by someone else.
Can I just say that you and Tom is such a great team you two talking back and forth takes this video to another level of awareness
I was going to say it's a nice format to have banter back and forth love it, you seem more relaxed
the ice cream and soysauce is probably really nice if you do reasonable amounts of soysauce on it, that was so much...
It is. You only need a drizzle.
When I was a kid, when we got our afternoon snacks working on the tobacco farm, we would get a bag of salted peanuts and a (glass) bottled coke. We would pour the peanuts in the coke so that you didn't get tobacco gum on the peanuts. It's a pretty common Southern American thing.
I imagine it might be better if the peanuts don't sit long?
@BradKandyCroftFamily nah, that doesn't particularly matter. They don't get soft in the time it takes you to finish a bottle of coke. It's a nice treat! I imagine it helps growing up with it though😂
@@breaedwards4735That sounds awful.
People have suggested it’s weirder than I think it is, but strawberry jam and cheddar goes really well together, especially on some buttered toast
When I was a child this was the sandwich my dad would make for my lunch. Then we progressed to golden syrup and cheddar!
My favorit version is with a old strong cheese like danish cheese and strawberry jam...jam. it is my dad's favorit, too
Oooohhhh I could see that being good actually
I can see it - I like a bit of blackberry jam in my grilled cheese (cheese toastie).
My dad eats Jam and cheese on a scone
I think the Soy Sauce was supposed to be added a little bit to enhance the flavour, not to become the flavour.
I love the evolution the channel is taking with Tom. Its lovely.
Fun fact about the coke and peanuts, at least here in the US. It was popular during the 1920's when tradesmen and workmen on the field didn't want to dirty up their peanuts with their grubby hands so they found a solution. Combine their coke and peanuts for a convenient snack.
Bloody heck Barry, were you trying to drown the ice cream in soy sauce? Way too much! No wonder it was odd.
A return to the soy sauce attempt, balsamic vinegar and vanilla ice cream, use very little though lol
Balsamic and strawberry ice cream is lovely.
Just take it reallllly easy on the balsamic
3:50 "confused relative" 🤣🤣 Oh, that proper made me laugh
We were putting peanuts in a Royal Crown cola since I was a kid and that was 60 years ago. RC cola wasn’t only for drinking with Moon Pies!
Barry : Wierd food combinations
Pregnant ladies: what?
My mother-in-law introduced me to peanuts & Coke. Its an addicting snack! Definitely an old American farmer thing. She was doing that as a child in the late 30's.
My gran used to have orange juice on her cornflakes... apparently it was very popular at one point. Also soy sauce and ice cream requires specific soy sauce not just a supermarket light soy.
Knew someone who used to crack a raw egg into their cereal. Nothing could be worse than that.
Cornflakes and other cereals with orange juice is good for lactose intolerant people. Takes a bit of getting used to but works.
@@YaaLFHI used to eat my cereal with OJ when I stopped being able to have regular milk, was better than commercially available soy milk used to be and was still enriched with calcium and vitamin D. Also, you have to pick the right cereal, my favorite was Special K Red Berries. The tart OJ went really well with the berry flavour.
@@hycan4782 Yeah, soy milk back then was vile.
Do you have a weird food combination you like to have? Perhaps McDonald's milkshake with fries (actually not bad!) .. let me know!
Marmite and banana barry! So good
Eh?!@@danielsantiagourtado3430
Try mini Reesie’s peanut butter cups and cool ranch Doritos. It’s a sweet and salty thing.
I think Mark A has already mentioned his combo of peanut butter and brown sauce 😝plus when my daughter was about 12 we took her to a Chinese buffet and she put hoisin sauce in her vanilla ice cream and loved it !
@@mrbarrylewisYEP.😋😋😋😋
I live in the south and a lot of people walk around with a bottle of coke with peanuts in it. But never in a 2liter bottle.
Yeah a few folks saying that! Not heard of it before!
But isn't it supposed to be boiled peanuts, not dry roasted?
@@gl15col no. Just peanuts out of the bag. Salted. But I guess you could use boiled. I've just never seen it.
We had peanuts in our coke bottle back in the 60`s for a snack when fishing for toad fish on weekends.
"Avoid that like the plague!" 😂
So fun! I love the vibe Tom brings to your channel - he's a keeper!!
Peanuts and coke is supposed to be in the little glass bottles. We used to do this on break during basketball practice. Take a big drink of the coke then pour the peanuts in. Drink immediately and eat the peanuts.
Peanuts and Coke is a southern staple. I have friends that prefer Dr pepper but I prefer grape soda and peanuts.
Barry! You NEED to try dunking Biscoff cookies into orange juice. It tastes exactly like you're eating key lime pie! I always do that with my biscoff cookies I get from my plane flights, and it is still mind-blowing every time I try it. Please try this in a future video!
Peanuts and coke has been a favorite of Southern United States for as long as I can remember, and I am a grandmother.
Lingonberry jam on a cheddar cheese toastie. God tier.
"Speaking of confused relative" 😂
When I was a kid in the late 60's and the early 70's we used to put peanuts in our cokes bottles and drink it like that. It brought back good memories. 😊
That cereal and juice put Barry through the five stages of grief lol
Back in the days when i was young i loved mixing coca-cola and peanuts.. Just dropped a bag full of it and drank coca-cola with peanuts.. We are back in 82/83
I am 70 years old and we use to put peanuts into our coke when I was growing up. So it isn't new. lol One thing I really like is a leaf of lettuce, you split a banana and lay it on the lettuce, than spread mayo on the banana then sprinkle pecan peaces on top. Very good.
Well, that's something I've never heard of. I do like the pear/peach/pineapple + miracle whip and cheese combos, so I can see how that may not be awful.
Potato chips and chocolate are a great combo
Grilled cheese sandwich with strawberry or raspberry jam on top.
Interesting combinations 🤪My favourite is cheese n strawberry jam sandwich 🥪🧀🍓😋Thanks Barry n Tom 😊👍
Texans have been drinking Dr. Pepper with peanuts for ages
Apple sauce and cheese on toast..
That actually sounds good!
I did a variation of this when I was a kid. Cheez-its with cinnamon applesauce. Good combination of fruit and cheese flavors with salty and sweet as well.
Banana and cheese is a good combo……but it needs a strong cheddar cheese not something mild as you need the taste contrast! 😃
Coke and peanuts is a southern US treat. We also used to put the peanuts in Dr. Pepper when I was a kid.
From back in the 1920s or 30s. It was a way for workers to have a snack when they were working outside and their hands were dirty.
@@Robb403cool information, thankyiu
Really good quality vanilla ice cream and a drizzle of top balsamic vinegar! It's lovely.
I love mixing sour cream into crunched up barbeque chips. So yummy. Love the channel, such unusual combinations of food, so glad you and Tom tried these.
I used to save all the crunchy scraps at the bottom of the chip bag, then mix them with sour cream and call it potato salad lol
The Oreos and orange juice is a thing I gotta try! Also, my bearded dragon is called Oreo and he’s an orange colour!
In America we've been putting peanuts in Coke or Pepsi since the 1950's.
P eanuts on coke/soda is definatly a Southern US thing. Mother loved it, me not so much.
Muesli and orange juice = actual correct way to eat it but I prefer milk.
Barry try the following
Try the following
1. Hard Cheese (cheddar or a Red Leicester) and Marmalade or Jam sandwiches
2. 1/2 a pint of cola mixed with 1/2 a pint of ice cold milk
3. Tuna and Cheese sandwiches with honey drizzle
4. Vanilla ice cream with cheese sauce drizzle
5. Hot honey drizzle on a pepperoni pizza
6. Madeira sponge cake with cheese or jalapeño sauce filling
Half of these recipes sounds like something made by a single guy living alone,
and was too lazy to go grocery shopping,
that just lumped whatever was left in the fridge together,
and sometimes ended up pleasantly surprised by the result.
A grilled sandwich with strawberry jam and chese in-between is really yummy you should try it Barry and be amazed 😊
For the ice cream- French vanilla ice cream, cut strawberries, and a LIGHT DRIZZLE of balsamic vinegar glaze. It is delicious.
Try vanilla ice cream drizzled, not drowned, in a little balsamic vinegar . Sounds gross tastes good.
I like adding rice pudding (e.g. muller rice) on scones. Bloody delicious, and an epic texture.
My mum doesn't like milk so puts orange juice on her cereal, but it's terrible with any version of Cheerios or super sugary cereals!! Try it with fruit and fibre!
I did honestly think that cream and pringles would work hahaha
Chips and chocolate, perfect salty sweet balance!
Happy late Easter and April Fools!
Yeah same! I wonder what other flavours would have done? Perhaps too intense vs salted
@@mrbarrylewiswalkers/lays potato chips and banana is also a great combo!
When I was pregnant, I constantly craved Twix and Doritos. To this day I still crave it 16 yrs later and the looks of horror I get are still worth it. Also, Chicken Nuggets/strips dipped in honey.
Crunchy peanut butter and marmalade on toast
I've always been shunned for enjoying orange juice with biscuits, so this makes me feel a lot better
The peanuts and Coke together are a big thing in the south in the U.S.
Huh! We have something similar to cola and peanuts in Turkey! It is essentially a children crafted snack or like a guilty pleasure for adults, we take a small bottle of coke (type of cola is fine) and we put salted roasted chickpeas in it and drink it!
I don't know if the salted roasted chickpeas are popular or even sold as a snack in other places, but they are fully packaged and sold in every convenience store here.
The chickpeas are normally incredibly mouth drying even without salt, so coke helps with that a whole lot and obviously the sweet and salty go together well.
For anyone that might want to try it, DO NOT shake the bottle unless you want your chickpeas to start melting/disintegrating into the coke.
I think the more extreme flavors are supposed to be in wildly disproportionate amounts - like literally a drop or two of soy sauce on ice cream might be interesting; in much the same way that a shot of OJ in a bowl of cereal might not be too bad.
Ah yeah deffo a drop of the soy would have been absolutely fine, there's prob salt in there anyway!
You're right about the soy sauce, you're only supposed to drizzle a bit.
Wrong about the orange juice - it used to be the alternative to cereal with milk for lactose intolerant people before lactose free and plant based alternatives became widely available.
Generally you only put a couple peanuts in the coke. Used as a way to cut the sweetness a bit. Edit: Also the type of peanuts matter, spanish generally work better for this then runner or valencia. I find Virginia works best but that's also what is local for me so that probably plays into it some.
Oh interesting thanks, it was certainly a thing!
Why not trying a bit first? The amount you use is a bit much, I think if you had put a drop of soya souce it might have had a different taste, so withe the peanuts. Try ice cream with balsamico 😁
Fries and ice cream is elite
It is pretty up there! I think as the fries are quite sweet too aside from the saltiness
And in a milkshake
Digestive biscuits and Tikka Masala, sounds wrong, but oh so good when dunked in the curry, using the biscuits to scoop curry and chunks of whatever is in it (meat or veg based on end-user preference) and shovel into one's gob... :P
I first started putting juice on my cereal because I love fresh pineapple - the problem being that the bromelain in fresh pineapple will sour milk, to the point where you'd need to dump ¼ kilo of sugar on it to kill the taste(and yes, I've used this to prank friends before). But with fruit juices, you don't have that problem.
My Nana always had warm orange cordial on her cornflakes. Used to make us try it when we stayed over. Can't say I was ever a fan, but interested to see she wasn't the only wrong 'un that did this 😂
It used to be popular with lactose intolerant people before lactose free milk and plant based alternatives became widely available.
If you revisit any of these, here's my suggestion on 3 of them:
- Orange juice & cereal; don't have then soak. They'll be more likely to taste like a, orange cake or cookie/biscuit.
- Coke & peanuts; don't soak the peanuts, Take a mouth of peanuts, chew them and wash them down with Coke.
- Ice cream and soy sauce; as another viewer said, don't drown the ice cream. about 5 or 6 drops would've been enough for those 2 scoops.
Chef Boyardee ravioli and applesauce. Just a little applesauce mixed in. It's really good.
Also, peanut butter, mayo and banana sandwich.
Cheese and onion crisps and chocolate...eat a crisp then a square of chocolate
the banana one would have been nice with mascapone cheese to make it more like a dessert and a splodge of honey. the others looked way too much like pregnancy cravings/very odd lol like dipping chips (french fries) into ice cream.
Wow ive never seen these combos before the chip one looks good. My fav is chewy chips ahoy cookies with orange juice. Grilled cheese with green oilives. Skittles and fritos it pure genius ur welcome!
A very common pizza here in Scandinavia is curry and banana. So it's a normal margarita topped with banana slices and curry poweder. You could also add chicken to it.
Honestly pretty good. I know it's a pizza that's popular for young kids since it's sort of sweet
i mix mayo and sweet and sour sauce together into a dip for pizza rolls. all of my friends think im crazy but i love it.
Barry, my dude, my man. you're not supposed to use that much soy sauce you only need a drizzle.
When I saw you with the Pringles (original) and whipped cream, I said to the wife that we had to try it. Works really nice with Buffalo Ranch flavoured Pringles and whipped cream.
You should try cheese and jam sandwiches. They're nice !
Original red salted Pringles and Nutella is so good 😍
Vanilla ice cream and ready sait McCoy crisps. I didn't think works but does. I used the crisps has spoon. But I have try mix them together. Put them ball and put extra cover them pop in freezer 2 to 3 hours till set. That really nice. Side of chocolates sauce
Sounds good!
Toffee/caramel popcorn in milk is good too you can eat it like cereal.
That sounds interesting! I guess you can't let it soak for too long!
@@mrbarrylewis I haven't had it in a while but the last time I got the cosco stuff with the pecans and almonds.
Toast with peanut butter and sweet pockles/relish
Chicken and banana pizza is to die for ❤
Need to try that!
The cereal and juice, I used to have Coco Pops with orange juice on them every Christmas morning!
I'm pretty the vanilla ice cream with soy sauce could be a great combo if you only dirzzled a bit instead of drowning the ice cream in it.
Edit : sorry, I just saw that this has already been said many times in the comments.
I used to put peanuts with lemonade when I was a kid, it was really nice.
Balsamic vinegar with ice cream is nice , Twix with cream cheese also pretty good!
I will never understand why anyone would ever dunk something crunchy into a liquid you end up ruining both by having crumbs in your drink and the food goes soggy
Pringles and magic stars, or any ready salted crisps with magic stars
What are magic stars? (And where are you from that has them?)
@@marti4203They are mini chocolate stars made by Mars in the UK
@@marti4203 UK. Made by the same company as Milkyway
Should def do this again this was fun. Is it crazy I’d actually heard of some of these beforehand? 😅
When I was much younger, I used to drink malibu and milk... As a logical progression, I then mixed it with chocolate ready brek, for a boozy, bounty like breakfast. Very nice, but don't eat too much.
Oh wow that's an interesting combo!
LOL I remember doing the same thing back at uni 😁
@@YaaLFH yay - it wasn't just me !!!!
@@paulturton9755 Like you said, it was a logical progression 😁
I have always liked ham and cheese sandwiches with raspberry jam. Kind of a take on the Monte Christo but without dipping it in eggs and frying it. There used to be a restaurant chain here in the US called Bennigan's that made a great Monte Christo that I would get every time I was there.
Best combo with Pringles is either the flavour sour cream and chives or salt and vinegar with Darylea cheese spread sandwiched together give that a try also dry Weetabix butter both sides and marmite both sides no milk that would be nasty lol
Barry try slicing up some strawberries and add a few grinds of fresh cracked black pepper and dip the strawberries into balsamic vinegar.
2:40 apparently the peanuts and coke thing is southern USA
I live in Tennessee and saw an older coworker do it. Eww could never bring myself to try it
Soy sauce should be a drizzle on ice cream, other things that work on ice cream is pumpkin oil with vanilla ice cream. Balsamic vinegar is also nice on ice cream.
For soy sauce, soy sauce on watermelon is also another good combo.
Bananas and pesto are also another good combination.
If you mix some chilies with sugar its an amazing dip for more acidic fruits like chili sugar and pineapple is an amazing combination, I'm not sure if you'd be able to find young mango in England but that is also nice with chili sugar.
i’m lactose intolerant and use to always put juice on cereal wasn’t terrible another fun video
Peanuts in cola used to be very popular in many southern states. You don't put them in the bottle, unless it's a single serve bottle. You add them to your glass.
I love chocolate chip cookies dunked in orange juice.
Try banana and tomato sauce butties - butter a couple of slices of bread, slice a banana and put on one slice of the bread, put on tomato sauce to your own preference, top with the other slice of bread, slice in half and eat. Another one is smoked bacon, Brie and sliced white grape toasties. Yum! Prepare two or four bread slices (i.e., cut off the crusts and butter on both sides). Cook the bacon first but not until it goes crispy (it has to have a bit of floppiness to it), slice your Brie and put over the bacon on the first slice of bread, then put sliced white grapes over the top of that and then the last slice of bread. Put in a toastie maker. The creaminess of the Brie goes so well with the smokiness of the bacon and sweetness of the grapes. I don't know if it's any better or worse to use black grapes as I've only ever used green grapes, so that might be a variation to try as well.
The cheetos marshmallow one feels like it would be better with ACTUAL cheetos and not puffs.
So, anyone else here as high/stoned as I am? I think SO.......!!!!!!! C'mon, fess up!!!!!!!💖💖✌✌🥰🥰😂😂💖💖
Macaroni & cheese (I use Kraft) mixed with ketchup...& french fries dipped in a Wendy's Frosty (I assume ice cream would work too).