Americans Try European Crisps for the First Time

[@MajaEmilieWinkler]

“Crisps” is actually just an uk thing, everywhere else in europe we call them chips just with our different accents

[@englishlife5838]

Nah yall inconsistent

[@nany56783]

I actually got a little angry at this. Europe is NOT ONE COUNTRY. Every country has different names for the same things! If something is called one way in Britain, it does not mean that it is called that way in all of Europe!! In Croatia we call them Chips.

[@amandagreeff1210]

We also call it crisps in South Africa

[@Crissy9SweetFanVid]

@@nany56783 in Romania we call them chipsuri

[@petercrins2848]

@@amandagreeff1210 last time I checked South Africa was not in Europe

[@victoriahayden2961]

Walkers was founded in 1948 in Leicester, England, by Henry Walker. In 1989, Walkers was acquired by Lay's owner, Frito-Lay, a division of PepsiCo.

[@Sean-tn5nv]

Yeah, Walkers is the OG, they just got bought out by Lays and kept the logo the same but kept it as Walkers in the UK. Its Lays all over Europe. Technically those first crisps are just from Walkers they might have been sent from Dublin but they are just Walkers crisps, Leicester, England.

[@Tensen01]

@@Sean-tn5nv Lays was founded in 1940, making them the OG

[@Sean-tn5nv]

@@Tensen01 Ah you are half correct my bad. In the 1880s, Walker moved from Mansfield to Leicester (43 miles south) to take over an established butcher's shop in the high street. Meat rationing in the UK after World War II saw the factory output drop dramatically, and so in 1948 the company starting looking at alternative products. Walkers was around earlier but switched to making CRISPS in 1948. Either way they are wonderful haha

[@popfan125]

I remember when I had Walkers Roast Chicken Flavour, and it was really nice.

[@NorwayMamma1]

Here in Norway chips are called potetgull (literally translated to potato gold). Always love these kind of videos. I still remember when you guys did the video with the Norwegian things I sent you. It was great! Love and hugs from Norway!

[@soulful317]

Hehe ja potato Gold😅, har aldri tenkt på det før

[@NorwayMamma1]

@@soulful317 Norway is full of potato gold! 🙂

[@soulful317]

Ja sørlands chips😉

[@carolann.]

I’ve been here over 3 years, and I still get excited when a new video pops up. You both crack me up. Thanks for all you do! ❤️❤️❤️

[@MenTry]

Our pleasure, Carol! You've been one of our biggest supporters, not only monetarily, but also in comments, and time! We truly appreciate you. Hope you have a blessed week!

[@lottekvist2092]

UK names are not necessarily what the rest of Europe use. In Denmark chips are chips 😉

[@Kattleyah]

Erdnuss Locken do not taste like peanut butter, they taste like peanuts. Peanut butter is made out of peanuts too, so it taste like peanuts. So weird to me that Americans always refer to the flavour of peanuts to the flavour of peanut butter :D

[@argh1975]

This is exactly what I was thinking.

[@argh1975]

And it's not "Erdnub", but "Erdnuß" (peanut... without butter).

[@ellinorsilwer]

Bell peppers is called Paprika 🫑 at least in Sweden. We don’t call French fries French fries or chips, in Sweden we call it Pommes frites/strips (borrowed from the French language) 🇸🇪

[@coralie288]

That's interesting! In Quebec, in French, we usually call them "frites", short for "pommes de terre frites" or "patates frites"! ^^ 🍟

[@ichbinsophie]

In germany and the netherlands it is the same

[@jonathanthomsen3111]

Yeah or just pommes in Sweden 🇸🇪 😁😁😁😁

[@edenrivera2433]

So glad to be watching this! I've been having a rough couple days lately and been feeling REALLY depressed. So to watch this at 11pm tonight, it really made my day and made me smile and laugh. You guys are amazing; keep doing what y'all are doin!

[@roxyleighsmith6601]

Guuuysss not everywhere in Europe is the UK 😂 As far as I'm aware, only we use the term crisps. Lays were Walkers before they were Lays 😉

[@OnkelMys]

I don't know what you got the "All Europeans call it Crisps" from cause i think it's only the British isles that does that. We in Sweden even Call them Chips in Swedish with a slightly more pronounced "ch" and "p".

[@lindaberglund9253]

In Sweden, we also say Chips. And Austin, congratulations to you and your wife to baby nr 3!❤👶

[@iancomputerscomputerrepair8944]

The Crisps from London at 12:17, which are called "Proper Chips", I think I am right in saying that they have to be called chips not crisps because they are not made from Potatoes.

[@cookiesroblox6759]

we have the colour coded bar that tells you the fat.. sugar etc content on all our food products in England.. x

[@TracieTragic85]

Out of all the amazing crisps we have in the UK you pick proper chips 😭 You missed a trick not trying picked onion monster much ! Also, Walkers are made in Dublin , but we have them in London and all over the UK too. They are the nations fave crisp over here ! Cheese and onion and Smokey bacon are my fave !

[@sinisterglitch200]

they're not made in Dublin they are in fact made in Leicester England

[@mikemorrison4125]

Hey Austin and Cam, since I found your channel i've been addicted. Love every one of your videos and think you guys are so awesome. I always have lots of laughs. Keep being cool and awesome guys. Great job☺👊

[@collinscr3w]

Random thought of a men try idea. Men try traveling to.... and trying stereotypes of different countries. You guys are hilarious and I would love to see your Americans in .......country. Probably would take a lot to make it happen but would love to see it.

[@ulrikaa1581]

In Sweden chips are chips, French fries are Pomme frites and Pringles are Pringles.

[@Sarah-nd2gy]

Walkers was an existing company in UK, but they were bought by Lays. The crisps are actually based on the original way of making Walkers crisps, but the logo etc is exactly the same as Lays as the parent company.

[@Lekateh]

Me and my partner are from chip loving England and are visiting some family in Taylorsville Utah in November, we would love to bring you guys a bunch of snacks that we all actually eat here (specifically ones loved in Northern England) let us know if you’re down!!!

[@kirstybarnes2585]

I'm from the UK. The British 'proper chips' is likely because we call a tortilla chip a chip and they are similarly shaped and not made of potato (potato usually =a crisp)

[@Charmyoftherings]

Walkers is Lays and they only call them crisps in England, in the netherlands we just call them chips.

[@Sarah-nd2gy]

If you want to try some really crunchy crisps and prefer the thick cut, I would recommend trying McCoys - especially their mature cheddar and onion. They are really strong on flavour as well. We have a number of brands that are popular in Britain. Tyrrels root vegetable crisps are a bit different and taste really good. We also have flavours you dont have in the US as well, like prawn cocktail or sweet chilli.

[@EmilyCheetham]

In 1989, Walkers was acquired by Lay's owner, Frito-Lay, a division of PepsiCo. But the name walkers was kept in uk & Ireland.

[@brandonhillgoth699]

1:31 “they just like to b difficult” oh my god that face after he said that 😂😂😂

[@TheStormChasingVeterinaryNurse]

Walkers is a British brand (and I think you can find them in Ireland too). I wouldn't have called the Walkers Baked from Dublin, as you can find them across the UK. I want to eat crisps now, after watching this video!

[@mattc7713]

Walkers is the British Company, that sale in the UK and Ireland, so the Walkers Baked Crisps are made in the UK not Ireland but sale in both countries.

[@jbooth9592]

Oh the cheese and onions are not the best i can't get past the smell

[@AndyMoore]

I want to send you guys some things from the UK that I have not seen you try. For example when you did your all flavours of Doritos you did not try Chilli heat wave flavour? Is that available in the USA? Not seen you try any Fry's chocolates either? Walkers crisps are the same company as Lays, Lays bought the Walkers farm in the UK years ago, they decided to keep the Walkers name for the UK crisps due to their popularity at the time of the takeover.

[@theresavandever1387]

Austin it's not poparika it's pap-rika and it's considered a spice and a garnish. I liked to use it as a garnish for deviled eggs and potato salad.

[@samcassidy4474]

Funny story...bbq sauce isn't American. It was thought to have been brought to the US by German settlers.... so the paprika crisps are probably much closer to their roots than Lay's BBQ. Sorry boys...

[@enderislost4042]

Idk if any Germans already commented on here but 'Erdnuß Locken', the ß, is pronounced as a hard 's', we have like... s, ss and ß for our s sounds 😅 I'm not a big fan of the peanut flavored chips tho we also call it chips here in Germany, it's really just the UK that calls them crisps I think Lovely Greets from Germany!

[@blovesbeautyboxes5354]

Love, love,love the "peanut curls" Erdnusslocken. I'm from Germany and buy them quite often. I lived in the States for a long time and found them once, at a bed,bath, and beyond of all places!

[@chantellelandon85]

I just had the walkers Salt and vinegar crisps this morning. They're one of my favourites. They're not just available in Ireland, but the whole U. K

[@wenskir910]

Dear dear Cam…Netherlands and Holland are the same country xD we speak Dutch xD

[@leesacasady9695]

Paprika is made from Red Bell Peppers. Usually it has a sweet taste, but you can get it smoked as well.

[@carmelbolger6615]

In Dublin we drop the first "S" and say crips. Nothing nicer than cheese and onion Tayto on fresh Brennan's bread 🤤🤤

[@Brooksie603]

I’m not sure about places outside of New England, but pretty much all restaurants call fried fish with French fries “Fish and chips”. It’s just something we always had and I never thought much about it. Assuming the name was brought over from European settlers back in the day. I just don’t know if other states do that as well. I don’t travel much.

[@laurenchatfield6439]

I would love to see you guys do a Lindt Lindor chocolate taste test - there are like 40+ different flavours!

[@altsc]

Cam would have to give the champagne one a miss.

[@laurenchatfield6439]

@@altsc ooh yes! Austin would need to take one for the team there lol

[@meganlafayette3124]

Lays and walkers were different companies until 1989 when lays acquired Walkers company. Now they are the same company . I hope this helps.

[@quailypoes]

I tried Bamba a few weeks ago because of you guys, it really is the most delicious snack!! Thanks for yet another super fun video!

[@mosoho]

Cam: “It tastes like a cardboard cutout of a peanut butter jar!” Best line!

[@dianedonnachie2794]

I would love to see you try different kinds and flavors of kombucha drinks.

[@xxPaige88xx]

The swiss Chips are with alpsalt and rapeseed oil, and for us in germany chips are chips as well. We also have Erdnussflips, same like the Bambas you have, made from peanuts.

[@starriderkittykat9064]

What a happy day indeed,I've watched your other two videos today and now this,I was shook when Jess didn't tell Holly she was pregnant,I can't wait to see that one! I could watch y'all all day!

[@ourperfectchaos]

According to Wikipedia - Lay's and Walkers are sold as different labels. Lay's acquired Walkers in 1989. Walkers produce and distribute a wide range of snacks, and chip flavors include Cheese & Onion, Ready Salted, Salt & Vinegar. Walkers also makes Sensations-branded chips in the UK. Related brands: Frito-Lay; Walkers; Hostess; Smith's Previous owners: 1940-1961 Lay's; 1961-1965 Frito-Lay Inc Produced by: Frito-Lay The label is definitely the same as Lay's. They just changed the name lol!!

[@lamikahawkins9442]

Too funny! Austin's snort, hilarious! Austin saying,"Cam you cheated!" Cam saying," How, by being smart?"😂

[@ErinFromSydney]

In Australia, we call them chips mostly, but sometimes we call the crisps. We also call "french fries" chips as well, so it can get a bit confusing at times. We sometimes get around this by calling them "hot chips". Back when I was a kid, you'd walk down to the Milk Bar, get a bucket of chips, a battered sav (actually, I never liked these), a potato scallop or two (in NSW), a can of Coke and a bag of mixed lollies for dessert! Lunch / Dinner of kings!! Also, we have the "Health Star Rating" on some of our packaged food in Australia, the more stars, the healthier it is. It depends on the company. I think Tim Tams are like a 0.5 health star rating, for example.

[@cubalicious3663]

You guys tried Pringle’s but can you guys try the lays version of pringles?

[@courtneygalvin9074]

Sounds very similar to Australia and New Zealand we just call them hot chips and like packet of chips for crisps.. their all just chips haha

[@hennah3105]

OK I'm from The Netherlands and paprika is what you call a Bell Pepper. We do have paprika powder and that's the same as how you described it. We have peppers too (pepers) but you call them chilis 🤪. Easy right?

[@ichbinsophie]

The same in germany

[@carolynhaywood7701]

We have the best crisps here in the Uk. Pringles are made from reconstituted potato whereas these crisps are made from real potato.

[@MrLisanadia]

The german chips says Erdnuss (the last letter is a double s), and it means earth-nut (peanut) 🤗

[@karenritter2574]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Cam's Swedish chef impression before Austin's snort. Interesting food hacks.

[@SSanatobaJR]

Have you guys ever had Rocky Mountain Oysters of Colorado? There is also Mountain Style Pizza. We are only a state away.

[@Dracman75]

So wrong with the Walkers guys. They are British crisps. In Ireland we have even nicer crisps. They are called Tayto crisps and you havent lived until you've tried the Cheese and Onion flavour

[@BoyAditya]

Please do "we eat every hot pockets available"😁 hooooooot pooocketss

[@sharebear1726]

I bet Jess had to look up what Paprika is made of lol

[@Fallenfromgrace1990]

Walkers and Lay's are sold as different labels but Lay's acquired Walkers in 1989. At least that is what Google says. I had to know if they are indeed the same label. 😂

[@jaybeeel183]

You should do a taste test of every Capri Sun flavours that would be awesome

[@tiffymcconkey]

0:03 Cam makes me snort at least twice during a video 😂😂

[@leannem.r.williamson2269]

In the UK, we do call tortilla chips, chips and not crisp. Walkers is Lays.

[@kellye1257]

Austin and Cam, don't be jealous, I went to Iceland. The sambo 3 chocolate covered liquorice is the only liquorice I will eat. Did have crips there and the brand was olw and tasted like grilled onion flavored. That crisp was amazing. Someone send them that flavor, because we do not have it here!!

[@thestarseeker8196]

I AM JEALOUS instead. That’s a top destination for me 🇮🇸 There, Nepal, probably Oman.

[@maxximumb]

Cheese and peanut butter. I've been enjoying that combo since the late 70s.

[@jennanelson7671]

if you think the chips, crisps and fries are confusing, come to New Zealand... every this is chips. French fries - chips, crisps -chips. Chips, chips

[@daniellemurphy5599]

In the walkers baked, they also do a cheese and onion and a prawn cocktail and they are sooo tasty! 😍

[@chantellelandon85]

Yes they are lovely. I like the salt and vinegar and prawn ones myself

[@natashaw401]

hearing how un 2 were laughing and enjoying this today was so fun!

[@Joanna.Birgitta]

In sweden 🇸🇪 chips are called 🥁🥁🥁… chips. Only ONE country is calling it crisps. 😊

[@tamthaluehrs]

The Walker name is just the name Lays uses in the UK, Walkers was acquired by the Lays co in 1989.

[@arrowlilly5309]

I don't particularly like barbecue chips, but you need to try them with a cold deli sandwich and apple sauce it all comes together well

[@thestarseeker8196]

I love the advisory labels in other countries. In Qatar the cigarette boxes have giant labels that let you know it will harm you and others, can cause impotence, and that you should get help quitting.

[@Tbill6763]

Lol don't call them French fries in Belgium, they invented them. And eat them with mayo, not ketchup.

[@SimplyCatie91]

You should try different artisan cheeses. There’s a specialist one that has chocolate in it

[@Angelika5378]

the chips/crisps are better because our ingredients in europe are strongly regulated so it's less chemicals and additives. We also don't use corn syrup for everything

[@jennyfayeuk7342]

Walkers crisps and the salt and vinegar ones are made in leicester england and in lincoln england.. I often pass the factory and it stinks 😆

[@mejustmeee8065]

Cameron with the Lentil Chips- "IRELAND"...... Me saying outloud "THEY ARE MEAT, POTOATOES AND BEER" lol

[@hennesmauritzgirl]

In Germany Chips are called Chips too.

[@BabyBear146]

You should do a full uk crisp taste test with quavers and monster munch and such

[@carolynmurtaza1180]

In the UK you go to the shops for a loaf on bread. In Scotland we call a loaf of bread a 'half loaf' 🤷‍♀

[@spookiestgecko]

I love PB and cheese sandwiches, thin layer of pb on both bread slices and 2 slices of cheese, cheddar is great for it, and I like muenster cheese with it a bunch too lol I discovered it when I was young and I wanted a pbj but I spread the PB on before I got out the jelly and we didn't have any 👌 still a wonderful sandwich to this day

[@ankyrooster755]

We say Würmchen or Flips for the Erdnusslocken...and we love them, too.

[@mariekevanommeren7570]

In the Netherlands we call them chips. The paprika chips is not my fave. We have so many other flavors. And also we have Pringles here.

[@anjalorenzen906]

in denmark they are called chips too :)

[@tarotdiscombe5573]

You gots to try Paprika pringles, they are so good. Oh and smoked Paprika Stax

[@jessicas.4898]

(posting this only about 1:36, a few seconds into the vid so if it was mentioned I didn't know) The only reason I tried Munchos Potato Crisps was because they were called 'Potato Crisps' and I thought "omg fancy!"

[@jo7449]

Sending love from the Uk England. Thank you for another great video 😂

[@laurenkkelly2966]

I love cheese so much that when we went back to Wisconsin to visit I brought cheese home on the plane back to Texas.

[@juliaprotasiuk4888]

In Poland we call them “chips” we just Pronounce it differently

[@mandimoo87]

Walkers is a UK thing, Dublin is not.part of the UK. Crisps is the British term - not European. Most European countries have their own languages so have their own words. Its just Anericans who don't know how to speak English 😂

[@nfh688jfnie]

And can't be bothered to research this info up.

[@bluemoondragonfly13]

your combination of peanut butter chips and cheese reminds me of a fast breakfast my mom used to make us peanut butter toast you make toast spread peanut butter on it then put a slice of American cheese on it then put it in the toaster oven or oven until the cheese is melted and enjoy

[@BlueSnowLeopard1]

i was just thinking that, it could be neat to do a frozen food brand taste test to see what brand is better or food type taste good frozen if you are in a rush for dinner.

[@EmilyCheetham]

We have the Walker baked crisps in UK 🇬🇧. Yes we have Pringles in uk & other European countries. Although we don’t have as many flavours.

[@jessicaclayton2728]

We have the baked lays here in the US! They are my faves!

[@_Nvrse.Almighty]

Did you know, "french fries" aren't actually french? They're Belgian.

[@bigjim3613]

1. Thats not the British flag thats the uk flag. 2. In Europe there called chips not crisps it mainly only uk

[@smeghead3835]

I love how Austin says they are lintel chips right after Jess said they are made from lintels! Husbands...lol

[@Middleagersviewreviewuk]

With R’s cam?? We spell things with the U 😄😂

[@livchadbon2356]

Please try Pom Bears from the uk - they’re insane

[@ashlynhayes4130]

Well I'm in Australia and I call the French frys are "frys", thick cuts chips are "hot chips" and crips are just called chips.

[@tigercher93]

Not to confuse you at all but in the UK we have some crisps called French Fries - sending love from the UK 🇬🇧

[@strawberrysoymilkshake]

What is with the Holland shade in this episode?! My people are going to have a word with your people... in Dutch! 😂

[@Fix.family.]

Cam after watching 5’s a crowd and men try I really wanna know what your search history looks like😂😂😂😂