Americans React To "Two Ronnies - Ice Cream Parlour"

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[@Floydian1824]

Some other shows you can binge - Open all hours - Red Dwarf - Keeping up appearances - Mind your language - My hero - Yes minister, yes prime minister

[@junction6_m27VNC]

A 99 is a vanilla ice cream cone with a Flake chocolate bar in it and it is Available at most if not every I cream vendors but it will cost you a lot more than 99p lol

[@Jagaroth_]

A 99 ice cream from a tune playing van...is a cone, soft 'whippy' ice cream with a chocolate flake stuck in it. With your choice of flavouring on top. It won't be 99p though - you'll be looking at £2.00 - £4.00 depending on where you are in the country. Anything up to £5.00 in London.

[@steve26553]

My favorite ice cream flavour was not on Ronnie B's exhaustive list. Rum n Raisin

[@Spiklething]

I found it more amusing that the ice cream cost a ha’penny than it was cheese and onion flavour.

[@w0033944]

8p.

[@UKJesterVids]

Any ice cream van should do a 99. Will cost a lot more than 99p though

[@krissyg7026]

Omg, I had a 99 with a waffle cone and flake the other day at the coast, and it was £6!!!! I’m in the wrong business. I should have told him where to put it really, but I wanted it 😂😂

[@stephendisraeli1143]

It may have been 99p when it was introduced.

[@simonrobbins8357]

@@stephendisraeli1143 It wasn't, it was introduced in the 1920s and they didn't have decimal currency then anyway, and even if the did that would have been about a week's wages😂

[@Mean-bj8wp]

Just listen for a Ice cream van just like over there. You want a 99 with a Flake. Also check 1st if they use a proper mister whippy machine and not scoop from a tub.

[@mikesmith7102]

I like the moment right at the end where we discover why Ronnie C is wearing a helmet.

[@teresahowells4879]

I've watched so many of your videos, and I'm just getting round to subscribing 🤣🤣

[@bethcushway458]

I bloody love The Two Ronnies. Great reaction boys❤ I'd love to see you watch one of their musical numbers. I'll try and find one and WhatsApp it to you Spence!

[@krissyg7026]

Spencer, you weren’t even here in the summer, you came in the spring. I hope you still found an ice cream van for a 99, although it weren’t the weather for it really.

[@troyallen4868]

🥳Love it, Love it, Love it🥳

[@w0033944]

Love this one.

[@UKSkaface]

Raspberry syrup is (for some reason) known as Monkey Blood in the north of England.

[@susangardner6059]

I'm from the north of England and I didn't know that, you learn something new everyday.

[@UKSkaface]

@@susangardner6059 I'm from North Yorkshire - maybe it's more localised than I thought.

[@Lubikit]

My parents actually had cheese and onion ice cream out in Malaysia many decades ago. Apparently it wasn't good, go figure 🤣

[@aedwards720]

There was a time when you could purchase a fried Mars bar from fish and chip shops. Think the idea began in Scotland. 😊

[@wolfman22]

Some places still do surprisingly it works

[@aedwards720]

Really? Ah, I have never tried one, but then I don't like chocolate. Would still have tried though.

[@mikeymikeFType]

Suddenly I found myself thinking of Stan Laurel . Got any pistachio

[@graemejones218]

In the UK, we now have Marmite on multiple normal foods. Even on chocolate & sprouts. Marmite is the word we use for you either love or hate something, whatever it is. And my pet hate is sea salt on ice cream or chocolate bars. Mind you, I do like honey roasted peanuts, that actually works well. PS: We have lots of sour cream & onions crisps (chips). They are delicious.

[@andywrong3247]

Spencer, you muppet when you asked us for the 99 question you were already back from england..

[@EmbraceTheSuck21]

Imagine not realizing these were all recorded in advance, tisk tisk 👎

[@andywrong3247]

@EmbraceTheSuck21 what does tisk risk mean.99 is no reference to the price but I'm sure in some distant past you might of got one for 99pence.once upon a time mid 1970s I had no money I heard the ice cream van all the young kids ran towards it so did myself luckily enough I found a 5pence piece on the footpath it got me a substantial ice cream.happy days.have you boys checked that recent viral clip of two Yorkshire girls complaining of ice cream van charges its hilarious good enough to show on your channel..

[@corellianartist]

McDonald’s chips dipped inna milkshake or ice cream is nice

[@johnlocke6506]

Heston Blumenthal did a bacon and egg ice cream at his Michelin starred restaurant!

[@777petew]

Wonderfully done. :-)

[@timranachan3224]

Pineapple on pizza! Yum!

[@oaksho]

onion was actually Almond :)

[@simonrobbins8357]

I heard sugared almond, but I think the one they thought was onion was in fact honey ‘n’ lemon but he almost dropped the h so it sounded like ‘oney ‘n’

[@andywrong3247]

I'm English for once. I agreed with the guys it was onion, and even the subtitles confirmed that..

[@simonrobbins8357]

@@andywrong3247 subtitles confirm nothing. They are auto generated from what some computer thought it heard. Use your own ears, would anyone really say onion and lemon?😂

[@andywrong3247]

@simonrobbins8357 fair play but in the context of comedy ronnie might of fluft his lines but it did sound like onion plus there were some questionable flavours said & quite a few flavours unsaid like rum & raisin, peach melba,rhubarb flavour ,earlier he mentioned cosmopolitan that's just for rym because as we know its a drink & magazine. It's just comedy. Let's not read too much into it.its not too important in the grand scheme of things.

[@simonrobbins8357]

@@andywrong3247 fair enough he did say cosmopolitan, which isn’t a flavour. I’ll ignore all the other grammatical errors😂

[@MadHouse-wr1sn]

How many times have I gone to an ice cream van and asked for a 69 by mistake?

[@honestlord]

any luck ...

[@vallee3140]

I went to the Isle of Wight Garlic Festival one year, everything had garlic including Ice Cream, needless to say as I hate Garlic I never had one. I'm the same about food, hate sweet and sour, got to be one or the other.

[@KeplersDream]

99s were never 99p, except maybe coincidentally one time. There are various ideas as to the origins of the name '99' but none of them are about the price. In fact, as it was invented in the 1930s, 99 pence then would be equivalent to over £60 today. So that's definitely not the reason.

[@MaidinBritain]

Copied from Google...one theory.. The name "99" for ice cream cones with a Cadbury Flake chocolate bar on top may have originated in 1922 when Stefano Arcari opened an ice cream shop at 99 Portobello High Street in Portobello, Scotland. Arcari would break a large Flake in half and put it in an ice cream cone for his customers, naming the treat after his address.

[@simonrobbins8357]

Not only would that be a ridiculous price back then it still wouldn’t have been a 99. They would have called it a nineteen and nine pence ha’penny 😂

[@Seagull6819]

Search Ronnie Barker tribute …. Quick Indian cooking! Wouldn’t be broadcast today! Another reminder for a weeks time, search The McEnroe Home. As for Mr Whippy, Mr Drippy more like - melts in less than two minutes! Better off buying a Magnum Ice Cream (numerous flavours) or a Solero

[@susangardner6059]

What no lime