Brits Try Real Superbowl Snacks For The First Time In The USA

[@58fcorley]

In Texas, common Superbowl foods are nachos, jalepeno poppers and tamales.

[@mikelundquist4596]

Dang you... now I want tamales but there's no place near me to get good ones. I grew up in San Antonio and they were fantastic.

[@solace6700]

3:25 Most british thing I've ever heard: "They've already got salt on them." 😂

[@thebritstry]

😂😂 Thanks for watching

[@WhatDayIsItTrumpDay]

What are Tater Tots? Think of them like miniature Hashbrowns in Barrel Form. Bite-sized Hashbrowns, if you will. And it's literally that simple. They go best with ketchup, of course. But they can be seasoned pretty well too. The Mexican food chain, Taco John's, serves what they call Potato Olés, and they're flattened disc shaped Tots that are lightly seasoned with Mexican spices are are quite good.

[@gracieb.3054]

Funny, I've always enjoyed them plain.

[@19ashe86]

The flat ones are potato crowns 🤣🤣🤣

[@eileengriffin6476]

They are great. Wonderful finger food. Much easier to eat.

[@-EchoesIntoEternity-]

imagine that, a brit complaining that american food isnt seasoned. seasoning isnt a problem in the South, they must be back in Cali for this video 😂

[@howshafern420]

I grew up in the south and lived in cali 15 years, i found i was often disappointed with food out west unless it was another cultures food.

[@thebritstry]

You guessed right!

[@thebritstry]

What was your favorite food when you lived in the west?

[@cathirodrigo2933]

TRUTH 😂😂

[@howshafern420]

@@thebritstry Food trucks and fusion foods seem to be my choice out west. an it fits in with your American foods. because it is very much a American thing. some huge cities will turn full parking lots into food truck locations, and one spot may have 30 choices of food types. so it was not one food thing that makes me think west coast. it was going places and having a choice of many things in one location. like sushi burritos at one truck then hitting up the keylime pie ladies at another truck.

[@dedmeetguitar]

I love Nicola's laugh! lol

[@thebritstry]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@TacomaGirlKelly]

It surprises me every time 😂 so funny

[@hawkuser604]

Ore Ida owns the name "Tater Tots" i think, but you can buy them at the store, bake them in the oven. They are a legendary snack of anyone who grew up in the USA in 80's from our school lunches. I am 50 and still buy a bag once in a while!

[@lalida6432]

They were one of the few edible things in school hot lunches sometimes (in the 80s). Haha!

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for the information, we didn't know that!

[@thebritstry]

Lol! we remember the 80's school lunches with mystery foods..

[@ayejay5603]

Yeah Tater Tots is a copyrighted name. I get the Kroger Tater Rounds, which I actually think are better.

[@Buddha-ci8fz]

Nachos and Buffalo chicken dip or 5 layer dip is a staple!

[@janethernandez724]

I agree, Nachos, Buffalo style chicken wings, or even a 7-layer dip if they are adventurous. There are so many different options but the place they are at have a fixed menu and is pricey, one of the reasons why we have gatherings at home with our own finger food creations.

[@apt221bbakerst]

The Pretzel can be eaten with mustard. I normally don't see people eating it with cheese.

[@thebritstry]

Pretzels are delicious and it definitely worked with mustard. Thanks for watching

[@lonegrimo6098]

I like pretzels with cheese. But pretzels with caramel sauce is really good too.

[@usmc24thmeu36]

Dipping them in cheese must be a California thing

[@asiaroberson3442]

​@@usmc24thmeu36actually we eat pretzels 🤤 with cheese 😋🤤 and mustard here in the East coast 😉🤪😜

[@willvr4]

Melted nacho cheese with a soft pretzel is amazing. Jalapeno cheddar nacho cheese sauce is the best IMO

[@WolfsDE]

Tator tots can be done with a wide variety of sauces and condiments. They go well with a lot of stuff. Ketchup, yellow mustard, honey mustard, barbecue sauce, buffalo sauce, ranch dressing, nacho cheese or really any sauce or condiments you want. You can eat them with a fork if you cover them in a sauce, like a cheese sauce with bacon for instance. Corndogs are pretty much able to be treated just like a tator tot. You can eat them plain or dip them in a condiment or sauce of your choice. Most corndogs come on a stick, full size hotdog inside. Those are corndog bites really. Same taste, but in bite sized pieces and no stick. I love soft pretzels with cheese. Perfect combination. I can't do it very often being a diabetic, but they are delicious. The only other combination with a pretzel is mustard. Cheese, mustard or plain. Anything else with a soft pretzel would be a sin. Chili cheese dogs are messy, but well worth it. Chili also works on the tator tots. As for sides with a chili cheese dog, either some type of potato chips or fries. Sometimes mac and cheese or potato salad can been seen as well. Buffalo chicken is one of my favorite things on the planet. I eat them on their own because I don't like blue cheese or ranch. Even when you don't do buffalo wings, a buffalo chicken sandwich is also really damn good. As for a burger, I always season a burger. Unseasoned burgers just don't hit for me. Garlic, black pepper, onion powder or finely diced onion in the patty, some worchestershire sauce. As for the next sport and doing a bet on it with a punishment for the loser, that would be the NBA Finals. How you would tie that into a food video, I am not sure right off the bat. Probably, trying some famous foods from each city in the Finals. Like if the Boston Celtics get in, you could do boston baked beans (which make sure you aren't getting them out of a can, boston baked beans are a way different beast from the stuff in a can), boston cream pie and new england clam chowder. If say, The Denver Nuggets got in, you could do, Rocky Mountain Oysters. Just some examples. As for the punishment for the loser.... They have to eat a Century Egg. Just one way you could go about it.

[@thebritstry]

WOW!! Thanks of the in depth information and the idea! we will have a brainstorm

[@marlies7444]

Wings also come in different sauces. And some places offer hot or mild Buffalo wings. You can even order them plain, and just dip into the sauce you like.

[@LordLOC]

Suck up! Trying to make the rest of us giving these two Brits in America advice! For shame!

[@steves2241]

I never eat tator tots for the Super Bowl, it's usually chicken wings and pizza, or both, then we have snacks like nacho chips or cheese popcorn, or all of that.

[@alixaugustine9599]

I love a tot with aioli

[@kettch777]

Corn dogs--Invented in Oregon at a restaurant called Pronto Pup on the coast (still in business!) As the story goes, they ran out of buns one day and had some batter for cornbread, and decided to combine the two. Instant classic was born. They are most often eaten with a combo of ketchup and plain yellow mustard for dipping, but any sauce you like works, really. Since then it has become a favorite fair/carnival food across the US, and made its way overseas (Korea is nuts for corndogs and their own varieties.)

[@thebritstry]

Wow, I had no idea about the story behind corn dogs! Thanks for enlightening us. Now I have even more appreciation for this tasty fair style food.

[@Lee_Forre]

You two have lovely personalities and are fun to watch. The longer video length works well as it is enjoyable to be in your company. I would love to see you two make food journey to the Northeast, Philly to Boston food tour. Cheesesteaks, Italian food, original colloquial sandwiches, seafood, pizza, and loads more. Did I mention how Philly is one of the great food cities in the world? Cheers

[@thebritstry]

Thank you so much! 😊 Boston and Philly are definitely on our radar! We will work on getting there soon! We will ask for suggestions when we finalize something.

[@lucylulusuperguru3487]

@@thebritstry you could also combine the food stops with American history spots...both cities played integral parts.

[@FourFish47]

Just have a regular chili dog with mustard and onions 😍 Not that it matters, but just FYI, those companies paid $7,000,000 to air a 30 second commercial during the Super Bowl. Tickets were $50,000 and the suites where celebrities sat were as much as $2.5M. Crazy, huh??

[@thebritstry]

That's crazy amount of money...Thank for the advice on the chili dog..

[@khb6686]

That is not true. Price range for the last super bowl tickets were and these are resale scalper prices from stubb hubb. Cheapest just under $7k most expensive just under $23k. No idea what the suites cost but face value for the tickets were about $150. People post such nonsense on KZbin.

[@EricDravin-j7i]

California Super Bowl food. Get down South or the Midwest. Visit Chicago if the chance ever arrives, great food in CHI Town. Wings.......Reg BBQ or Garlic Parm for me.

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for the Idea! Garlic Parm sounds delicious.. hopefully we will get to work on a trip there soon!

[@cherylflam3250]

@@thebritstry Chicago is a foodie town !!

[@oldnumber5866]

The best thing in Chicago is an Italian beef sandwich. Beats a French dip every time.

[@ChefDuJour78]

Right? California will have them eating bean sprouts and water braised kale and call it “super bowl food”. California’s only claim to food fame is “In and Out” . In and Out is like bad school cafeteria food.

[@EricDravin-j7i]

@@oldnumber5866 Italian beef is good but there's a lot of great food in I Chi.

[@RogunK]

I always put chili and cheese on my tator tots.

[@thebritstry]

That sounds delicious.. next time for sure

[@cee8mee]

​@@thebritstry I put sloppy joes on tots, melt cheese over the top and call it, 'slopoutine'

[@williamholloway8668]

Tutor tots covered in chili and melted sharp cheddar is very nice

[@thebritstry]

It sounds delicious! Next time we will try and find those.

[@khb6686]

Taco John’s potatoes ole’. Try it.

[@JMKidd75]

They tend to be in malls, but you should find an Auntie Anne’s. The make the BEST pretzels.

[@thebritstry]

Thnaks for the suggestion! We will have a look for one.

[@LordLOC]

Oh my god, when they are freshly baked, holy shit. lol And especially when they are just bathed in butter and have enough salt on them. Oh man. I haven't had one of them in like 20 years!

[@zippytwd]

you just went to the wrong spot for wings , you can get Many different types of wings , i like then grilled with a sweet spicey sauce

[@thebritstry]

They sound delicious! we will try them next time

[@khb6686]

Visit Daytona Beach Florida and a place called Houligans. Get Wally wings with your preferred sauce. They have probably 20 different flavors. The hot garlic is a favorite of mine and sweet bbq. Right down the road is the Waffle House. And a little further south is a bar called Annie Oakleys. If you drink alcohol stop there. DO NOT STAY At Any of the hotels north of granada/rt 40. Stay on the beach side in downtown Daytona. Just saying. I grew up there.

[@howshafern420]

Love you two's energy. Thanks again for the content. when your not sure what dip to use, its the usa we dip everything in ranch, from fries to pizza you name it. you'll find the west coast often has to do there own version of traditional foods. Never found a buffalo wing on the west coast that taste like they do in the south or eastern states.

[@thebritstry]

Yay! thanks for watching...

[@howshafern420]

@@thebritstry I want to see you guys try Fried Green Tomato slices. every tomato hater i knew LOVED fried green tomatoes, more similar to a fried pickle slice then tamatoe

[@lynngatlin4469]

Yes me to I was just ragging them about the ripe tomatoes here in Tennessee you give me a ripe garden tomato an bread an mayo I'm in heaven.​@@howshafern420

[@katyas-mom]

Don't listen to that. Try whatever you want, ranch is just seasoned mayonnaise.

[@scottfabre239]

So true, Ranch goes with just about everything! Don't listen to other folks, it may be just seasoned mayonnaise, but it is so good!

[@dianewillis2972]

Love your videos! My favorite wing favorite is garlic, Parmesan or dry rub. Wing Stop has really good wings with many different flavors and their ranch dressing is really good. Sorry guys I love tomatoes, my favorite is a tomato sandwich on toasted bread with mayonnaise and a little black pepper 😊

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for the love! I'm glad you enjoy the videos.. Wing Stop sounds like a great place to try out different flavors!

[@marlies7444]

Yes, in the summer there is nothing better than a tomato mayonnaise sandwich. Best with a good tomato from the garden. Tomatoes in the grocery stores rarely have that great taste.

[@ARojoGoneRogue]

i love how the husband said pontoon boat and immediately my mind went straight to The Alabama Boat Brawl LOL.....good wordplay there sir :)

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for noticing! only $9 per day! LOL.... the adverts were wild!

[@SpuzzyLargo]

That chili dog needs some diced onions and Tabasco 😊

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for the suggestion! We will definitely give the chili cheese dog another try

[@katyas-mom]

Unless you buy chili from Mexican food places (since you're in Cali) the chili tends to be bland and tasteless, especially as a topping.

[@DaveBrazda-b4f]

A good chili cheese dog, is hard to beat, however, you need to have a good chili sauce to start with, plus it needs lots of chopped sweet onions, and a little mustard. Give it another try, at a different location.

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for watching! We will definitely give the chili cheese dog another try in the future.

[@41dfcpea90]

8:14 need ketchup and mustard with the corn dogs.

[@stickybuns5750]

Nah, just mustard 😋❤

[@robsutherland5744]

I'm bummed. I wanted that chili cheese dog to be great. That was a fun idea for a video. Thanks for entertaining us.

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for watching! We will definitely give the chili cheese dog another try in the future.

[@kandianderson1091]

My sister recently told me about your channel. I thoroughly enjoy watching you guys, thank you!

[@samc1513]

You can get a good size bag of tater tots that you bake in the oven for like $3 at the grocery store. Try them with some ranch dressing *Hidden Valley Ranch" is the go to, but any brand of ranch dressing is usually pretty good. Ranch dressing goes with everything, pizza, chicken, fries, tots, burgers, salad and pretty much everything else

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for the suggestion! Tater tots with Hidden Valley Ranch dressing sounds like a good call. We'll definitely give it a try!

[@samc1513]

@@thebritstry Try the ranch on chicken tenders too...really good. Great as a dip for carrot, celery, cauliflower all kinds of vegetables. Really liking your content, keep up the good work

[@janfitzgerald3615]

You need to visit Detroit for authentic chili dogs. They’re usually referred to as coney dogs. The cheese sauce for the pretzels probably wasn’t a good idea, it always seems to taste highly processed, I recommend mustard or even plain. There are a lot of traditional game day dishes you missed out on, seven layer dip with taco chips to scoop it up, pulled pork or brisket sliders, actually any kind of slider, flat bread topped with barbecued steak or chicken, sheet pan or Detroit style pizza, loaded potato skins, nachos, taquitos, Philly cheese steaks, chicken wings can have other sauces besides Buffalo, try teriyaki, honey barbecue and more! 😉

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for the ideas! Leave it with me!!! we would love to visit Detroit on try the Coney Dog and the pizza, Brisket sliders sound good too!

[@stevep2380]

@thebritstry.......if you're going to Michigan I recommend ridley's muffins in troy, buddy.s pizza (the original Detroit style), Tony's is fun if you love bacon, and Mackinac Island fudge ( if you can make it that far north. A trip to Frankenmuth is never a waste of time. It has the worlds largest Christmas store in bronners. Then finish up with an all you can eat chicken dinner at zehnders.

[@janfitzgerald3615]

@@stevep2380 excellent recommendations! Every time I go back home to Michigan it visit family and friends, I go to Frankenmuth because my BFF since 9th grade and her husband live there. We always go to Bronner’s and then the Bavarian Inn for chicken dinner. I think it’s pretty much the same as Zender’s because they’re owned by the same family. 😉

[@waltermaples3998]

I Love ❤ watching your videos. Welcome to America 🇺🇸 sending Love ❤from Pensacola Beach Florida .😉👍❤️❤️❤️

[@thebritstry]

Thank you so much!!

[@gerryrandallfox2402]

Forgot to mention how delightful you both are.

[@thebritstry]

Thank you so much for your kind words!

[@krisschobelock4973]

Where's the cheese sauce on the tater tots? and crumbled bacon! I'm still waiting for the wings...ya, I forget you all are on the west coast -- where's the pizza.....??? Tacos? Dips for the chips?? WIng fav flavors . . . Buffalo hot/mild, Spicy Asian!, Carolina Gold, BBQ!! I could go on but I won't! Have you two ever heard of salt and pepper -- it's usually on your table or ask for it - take a bit if it needs a bit of salt and pepper - add it! Pretty simple actually!! Some people don't want salt on anything (or shouldn't have it) - so a lot of restaurants don't highly season and leave that to the customer!! Ever think if you slice a tomato and put a bit of salt and pepper on it you might enjoy them! I love tomatoes!

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for the suggestion!! That would have been amazing!!! Next time that is on the list...

[@krismcbride7253]

Nicola, if you don't like traditional buffalo wings there is teriyaki but my favorite is garlic parmesan. Also glad you and Andrew liked the tater tots. There really good fully loaded with chese, bacon, and sour cream with green onions.

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for the suggestion! I'll definitely try the teriyaki and garlic parmesan wings next time.

[@doughill2616]

Lemon pepper

[@TheCkent100]

@@thebritstryBuffalo Wild Wings (which they have in San Diego) has both teriyaki and garlic parmesan flavors, along with 24 other sauces plus several dry rubs.

[@jasongentry2879]

You guys are adorable. Still making me smile. 😊

[@thebritstry]

Thank you so much for your kind words! We're glad to hear that we can bring a smile to your face.

[@DaveBrazda-b4f]

I really enjoy your videos, j hope you have a great time while here in the states

[@thebritstry]

Thanks! 😃

[@AndySaputo]

They're called corn dogs because the outer batter is made of corn flour. That's why they have a touch of sweetness. I enjoy the traditional (on a stick) corn dog dipped in both ketchup AND yellow mustard.

[@thebritstry]

That's great Information! The corn flour batter definitely adds a unique sweet flavor to the corn dogs.

[@FourFish47]

Basically cornbread batter

[@ElleW]

No shade but I prefer a Detroit style Coney Dog. I live in the Chicagoland area and I go back to Michigan to get my chili from the hot dog stand I grew up eating. It is amazing and a dog 'all-the-way' is diced onions, mustard and a beanless chili on a steamed bun.

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for the suggestion on the Detroit style Coney Dog we will try have find one soon.

[@ArabianLady]

Hi, I just found your channel. I think your personalities are delightful. I have to say Nicola, I appreciate that though you freely admit your picky ways with food, you are still willing to try them! My suggestion for the wings would be to try a few flavors with a less vinegary base. Like a Chipotle dry rub or a Bbq. My Sister hates the original buffalo sauce too! A fun video! Super glad the KC Chiefs won! My husbands been a die hard fan since childhood! He's very oassionate about it! The SuperBowl Commercials are a big deal for many! Thanks for the laughs, you two! :)

[@ArabianLady]

*passionate.

[@thebritstry]

Your comment made our day! We truly appreciate your support and your thoughtful suggestions.

[@ArabianLady]

@@thebritstry I'm so glad!😀💓

[@staceybert1975]

That's not a hotdog in those mini corn dogs those are mini smoked sausage called little smokies

[@thebritstry]

Thank you for clarifying that! Keep the comments coming!

[@deborahhardy357]

The beauty about eating anything in America is that you can dip or add anything to anything. I think that's why we have such a variety of food. In the end, anything goes!

[@thebritstry]

Lol! Thanks for sharing

[@lout3921]

It's so cool to see you guy's try American food. But you must try the dishes in different recommend regions. You'll see how good it can get. Even a chain restaurant like Hooters has amazing wings

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for the tips! Let us know if there is a particular region you think we should try?

[@lalida6432]

I feel like they need some American friends to guide them a little sometimes.

[@lout3921]

@@thebritstry I live in the Miami area. You'll find food from many the the Caribbean islands here. Cuban, Puerto Rican, Dominican Republic, Haitian, Barbados, Bahamas, the list goes on.

[@MizGator]

So funny that I just had mini corndogs for lunch today and buffalo wings with blue cheese dressing for dinner! I love snacks as a meal I guess. I usually enjoy lemon pepper wings but for some reason, since the super bowl I have been craving buffalo wings. I also LOVE vinegary foods, like Kevin. However, now that I know Nicola despises vinegar, when I recommend food to you in the future, I'll keep your different tastes in mind!

[@thebritstry]

Haha, love that you had corndogs and buffalo wings! We both want to try the lemon pepper wings in the future as they sound good!

[@sshumkaer]

Here's the thing about Hot Pretzels tradtionaly they are served with jalapeno chesse suace however, the chesse suace is raerly freshly made. What I mean by that is, it just from a larg Can that is warmed up. However if your at an establishment that is making home jalapeno chesse sauce that is the meal ticket. As you get older you start moving toward Mustard suace, and some people like it with a cinnimon butter they make them with

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for sharing your insights on hot pretzel toppings!

[@sshumkaer]

@thebritstry anytime I can help. As you have learned it's good food but very very fating lol.

[@Cody38Super]

Some one said "it's fair food"....NO .....Super Bowl food is anything tasty, simple, occasional, snackable, fingerable (ahaem), craveable, salty, sweet, fried, etc......THATS SUPER BOWL FOOD! Everything y'all had, any one or two were in millions of party's at the same time, don't listen to them kids.

[@thebritstry]

Thank you!

[@JustMe-dc6ks]

You could divide different kinds of Super Bowl food into three categories though. Stadium food like this. Tailgating food. And party food that people would have watching at home with guests, still pizza and wings etc but also “crisps” et al with various dips especially elaborate ones like seven layer dip. Fun fact the dip with buffalo wings was originally for the carrots and celery that you ate to cool your mouth off and the original flavor was bleu cheese salad dressing. Apparently ranch became the default for many people outside of Buffalo in the years since.

[@bengilbert7655]

@@JustMe-dc6ks I still prefer celery and blue cheese with my buffalo wings.

[@bmac1205]

Hey, food peeps! Lets get this wonderful couple up to 100k!!!!! Hey, hey, hey!!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@thebritstry]

Wow!!! Thank you for your support!! Your comment really made our day😊

[@kevinerose]

Great video. If they don't normally make chili cheese dogs they may have messed up the chili sauce. Plus they tried to toast the bun but that's a no-no. 21:00 The thing about tomatoes is they don't have any flavour. Just try not to think about them being on there. lol 21:50 If your burger is not seasoned, then just dip it in your sauces for extra flavour.

[@thebritstry]

Thanks you! It's our weird thing with tomatoes, we need to try and get over but great suggestion for dipping the burger in sauce.

[@41dfcpea90]

Mustard is good added onto a chili cheese dog as well, but it’s good by itself as well.

[@eirrenia]

Chips are a common side with both hot dogs and hamburgers of any kind. I actually enjoy wedging a few chips (think single layer each side) _in_ the hot dog bun. Adds a nice touch of salt and crispy texture.

[@thebritstry]

That sounds like a pro move! next time we are going to try that.

[@golfr-kg9ss]

Hey guys that was a fun video. Totally agree with you on Tomatoes, they're awful. So a couple of things and your not native Americans so this is meant as a criticism. 1) very few people will eat Tater Tots plain. You almost always put some kind of sauce on them ketchup, ranch, cheese. I personally like them with sausage gravy. 2) That chili dog was a little weird. The chili looked really dry and too much cheese for my liking. Also chopped onion is pretty good on chili dogs. 3) I agree with Nickola I don't like my Buffalo sauce to be too vinegary. 4) For some Americans the commercials are the best part of the Super Bowl. Most advertiser really go all out on their Super Bowl ads and a lot of them can be very funny. Find some KZbin videos to watch. 5) You guys must be loaded to get a Super Bowl commercial, just kidding. As an fyi the average price for a 30 second advert was $7,000,000.00 this year.

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts! Tater tots with sausage gravy sound AMAZING!!!! wow. 7 million for an advert that's crazy but it must work or they wouldn't do it?

[@kevananne]

Chili cheese dogs are one of my favorites! And I eat the big pretzels with honey mustard myself!

[@thebritstry]

We enjoyed the chili cheese dog, it was just unlike anything we have ever tried! we need to try some more hot dogs places in the future! let us know if you have any recommendations.

[@eileengriffin6476]

Hamburger sliders are great. They are small Hamburger. Amazing finger food

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for sharing! where is your favorite place to get them?

[@MLFProp]

I don't particularly like 'wet' wings...too messy, but I absolutely love a 'dry rub' wing. My favorite dry rub is siracha. Perfection. I think I'll go out and get me some.

[@djboy3275]

you guys need to try culvers butter burger

[@thebritstry]

Thank you! That sounds interesting! we will check it out!

[@Ajs8180]

I’m a new subscriber and I love your dynamic together. It’s fun to watch you guys. I maybe wrong but from what I gather you two live here in the US so let me say welcome and I hope your enjoying yourselves. Sending love from Indiana 🤍

[@thebritstry]

Thank you so much for subscribing and for your kind words! We're glad you're enjoying our content. We would love to visit Indiana in the future! let us know if these is any good places to try!

[@Ajs8180]

@@thebritstry I will put a lot of thought into what to visit and what areas and get back with you. Autumn is beautiful in southern Indiana where we have a lot of Forrest areas with state parks and the trees turn a rainbow of colors and we have a lot of fascinating caves systems you can explore, also we have the Great Lakes in northern Indiana with beaches and are great in the summer. I live in Indianapolis which is the largest city in Indiana but honestly our biggest thing is the Indy 500 which is the largest sporting arena but it’s definitely a culture shock if you’re new to the racing circuit but can be lots of fun. There is a lot of hidden gems all over Indiana just depends on what you guys love to do outside of trying the many cultural foods that the US has to offer. 😉

[@41dfcpea90]

That’s the worst thing about going out to eat at places is the lack of seasoning they put on the meat.

[@epongeverte]

*If you guys ever go to Chicago, there are some unique things to try: 1 Italian Beef Sandwich at Portillo's restaurant, 2 Chicago Deep Dish Pizza at Gino's East Restaurant, 3 Jibarito at La Palma Puerto Rican Restaurant. All of these items were created in Chicago by immigrants and are delicious. You might also wish to pick up a Chicago-style hot dog or Polish sausage along the way.*

[@thebritstry]

We would love to visit Chicago, so thank you for the recommendations on places to try! we will save them for our future visit, hopefully it will be soon!

[@Sassyglbeauty]

Haven’t watched yet, but I love the concept of this! 💜

[@thebritstry]

Thanks.. let us know what you think!

[@HARTHEFOX]

My favorite type of chicken wing sauce would probably be Thai Asian Chilli, but I DO agree Buffalo is the most "popular" flavor, and it is usually very vinegary. As for the Hamburder, we usually make sliders for our Superbowl part because you can make alot at once and they're smaller so less fumbleabilaty 😂

[@thebritstry]

Thank you for sharing your favorite wing sauce! We have added the Thai Asian Chili sauce to our list for next time. LOL!!! And sliders for the Superbowl party sounds like a great idea. More food, less fumbleabilaty, right?

[@doozey365]

Its so funny watching a picky eater doing food reviews. I do love the content, keep up the great eating.

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for watching!

[@silverlobo2135]

Hello US Brits, Tator Tots, corndogs, and pretzels can be eaten as they are OR dipped in BBQ, Mustard, Ketchup, Honey Mustard,, Ranch, Thousand Island, Chipotle Aioli, Buffalo, Spicy Brown Mustard, salsa, Siracha, marinara, or even a lemon pepper sauce. Corndogs generally range from about 8 inches to about 12-13 inches long and breaded. They are normally referred to as "franks" not "hot dogs". Chili dogs will be different based on where you get them. the 'chili' is basically pinto beans, ground beef, and some spiced cooked together. Some will range from runny to very think chili that hardly ever moves. Some will have the spice of black pepper and some will use the spicier peppers (habanero, carolina reaper, jalapeno, green chili, etc.) flavors. It will have mild or hard cheddar cheese on top along with diced onions, sometimes. Chicken wings come in different flavors: Parmesan Garlic Butter, Salt and Pepper, Lemon Pepper, Maple Glazed, Mango Habanero, Buffalo, Thai Sweet Chili, Honey lime, bbq, Tandoori. garlic-ginger, Teriyaki, and some other common popular ones for this holiday. The burgers will usually be done at home over the grill / bbq. Some other foods that could be eaten while watching the Superbowl are: tortilla chips and salsa pizza mac[aroni] 'n cheese potato salad sandwiches (like Subway) baked pastries (Cupcakes, cake, etc.) Various types of potato or tortilla chips / crisps (Doritos, Lays, Cheetos, Tostitos, Ruffles, Kettle, Utz, etc.) and you can eat them in whichever flavor is the most popular in that group of watchers. other finger foods depending on region and culture / family traditions.

[@thebritstry]

Wow! thanks for taking the time to give us this information!

[@brians48now]

I think I remember you guys having cornbread in one of your videos. That's what they use for the coating on corn dogs.

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for the information! they are tasty.

[@artistnyc123]

The corn dogs are basically hotdogs covered with cornbread like the cornbread you have down in New Orleans

[@nativetexan9776]

Heads up: If you are at a sports bar, you will be OVERPAYING for everything you order

[@Coltfan13]

Marinara or Drawn Butter are great dipping sauces forwarm soft pretzyls

[@thebritstry]

They sound great! thanks for the suggestions

[@ESUSAMEX]

My friends and I would chip in for a couple 6 foot cold cut heroes-- one Italian and the other American-- on Long Island in NY-- near NYC. Each hero is massive and it costs about $60 from an Italian pork store or deli. We would get about 5 cases of beer and snacks as well. The NYC area has many Italians and we would eat like kings during the Superbowl. All for about $15 to $20 bucks a person.

[@thebritstry]

Sounds amazing! and lots of fun with friends

[@tinahairston6383]

You two crack me up, LOL! I'm not a chicken wing person. There is not enough meat on them bones and I'm not eating a dozen of them just to feel full, lol. I'm with you Nicola. I'm not big on vinegar bbq sauce. I can deal with it if it's not overpowering but I'm a mustard or ketchup based bbq sauce girl.

[@thebritstry]

Thank you for watching and for your comment! It means a lot to us. We're glad we could make you laugh!

[@sabrinanelson5054]

Traditionally we put ketchup and mustard on our corn dogs.. traditionally we put lightly mustard on top of the pretzel.....lol so far it looks like state fair food not so much super Bowl.....is like different kinds of slider burgers or chicken hot and cold ham & cheese & different kinds of dips hot or cold and chips or different kinds of chicken wings mostly what we call finger foods.. but good job good video 👍😊

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for the comment! We'll make sure to mix it up with some slider burgers, chicken wings, and other finger foods in future videos.

[@mitzaz8812]

Try the brown mustard with the pretzels. Yum!

[@thebritstry]

Great suggestion! next time we will

[@enneir]

I dont know if its everywhere or a Canada thing, but I like my wings Buffalo Ranch, where they mix the ranch right in with the buffalo sauce then sauce the wings. Makes them more my liking. Always messy but so good:)

[@Sassyglbeauty]

Loved it! So cute and fun! ❤it’s definitely more fun to watch a game when ur pulling for a team!

[@thebritstry]

It really is! Thank for giving the video a chance.....

[@sshumkaer]

Also tator tots are just good. The most favorite apart from regular, is Jalapeno Bacon Tots by far

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for sharing Jalapeno bacon Tater tots soon great!

[@watchthis.5094]

Please try 'Grippos potatoe Chips' you should be able to find them in Grocery stores or Gas stations 🇺🇸 Y'all are the best! much love 🤙

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for the tip! We love potato chips....

[@Tee-uu5tz]

Hilarious! Andrew didn't even get a choice. 🤣

[@thebritstry]

😂 thanks for taking the time to watch

[@doughill2616]

This isn’t Super Bowl food. It’s fair food

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for sharing... What should we have got?

[@doughill2616]

@@thebritstry were you in so cal?

[@cathirodrigo2933]

Or yucky bar food

[@katiejones3453]

Look up potluck dishes, most crossover to what you bring to a Super Bowl party. Most are consumed at a home not at a restaurant.

[@DonovanHaumpy]

All off these are most definitely super bowl foods

[@rickgarms7656]

NO tomatoes, NO vinegar...what's next? Do you ask them to remove the bubbles from your Coke too? Hahaha. Many food joints (That offer Tater Tots) make a fully loaded pile of Tots with chili and cheese also. Some folks put chili/cheese on scrambled eggs, gnocchi, and of course French fries. So, yeah chili/cheese is a thing in parts of the U.S. When it comes to Corn Dawgs, I prefer mixing ketchup & yellow mustard to dress. (Sweet & Savory) The (highly processed) pretzel cheese sauce/dip is probably the same stuff they slather on bar nachos. Uggh, not a fan. To be fair, I think the star of the show was the in-house made chips/crisps. Cheers you two. Holy Shiatsu...tomato torture?

[@thebritstry]

lol!!! I am hungry now for a loaded pile of tater tots! and those homemade chips were delicious Thanks for watching

[@steves2241]

I am a 64 year old American, a friend and I just had Popeyes Honey BBQ chicken wings, a large cajun fries, some cole slaw from Walmart, and Smartfood White Chedder popcorn for the Super Bowl. We also had 2 kinds of cookies, some lemon cookies, and some carmel chocolate coconut cookies. If you do eat tator tots you have to dip them in ketchup, or cheese, or some kind of dipping sauce, almost nobody eats them plain with no sauce. What you got are mini corn dogs, they have bigger corn dogs the size of a hot dog, and you need to eat them with mustard, nobody eats them plain, some people put ketchup on them, but they are strange, lol. You eat the hot pretzel with cheese or mustard, I eat mine with mustard. Chili cheese dogs are good, but I usually skip the cheese. I just get it with chili meat sauce and mustard, and the chili meat sauce needs to be a little spicy, and there should not be any beans in it, if there is they did it wrong. I have a place near me called Wonderdog that makes a really good chili dog for $3.25 each. And I eat my chili dogs with a hot tamale, fries, or potato chips. For chicken wings, I like my wings breaded and deep fried, with honey bbq sauce on them, or buffalo sauce, I like them both, but they must be breaded and deep fried. And $14 is very high priced, around here wings are $0.75 cents to $1.00 each. At the local Popeyes 6 wings are $5.99. And they are doing a deal now if you spend $10 on chicken you get a 6 piece wings for free. I do not eat burgers for the Super Bowl. And a lot of places in America do not season the burgers, or if they do it is a light seasoning. They give you salt and pepper on your table and you season your own burger to your taste. You can ask if they season the burgers, and if not, ask them to do it, or just season them yourself, which is the way I like to do it. That way I can control how much salt and pepper I have on it. And it's the Super Bowl, they add a lot more commercials, to make money on it. A 30 second commercial cost $7 million dollars.

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for sharing your Super Bowl feast! It sounds like you had quite the spread and we also love cookies...Tthank you for all the advice and information on the other foods.

[@makapan1]

Tator tots and corn dogs for Super Bowl snack....that must be a Midwest thing....never heard of that!

[@thebritstry]

It was a google thing? what should we have ordered?

[@kenmuggli4613]

Andy, YOU are a lucky man.

[@thebritstry]

Thank you!

[@kebeatsasmr4447]

Happy eating 👍👍

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for watching

[@safecalmplace]

For Super Bowl at our house we would always have pulled pork sandwiches, "little smokies," potato salad, cowboy dip, and tons of hors d'oeuvres. This bar food definitely wouldn't be my first pick! With Nicola on this episode 😂. But tater tots are great any day any way.

[@thebritstry]

Pulled pork sandwiches Sounds great! thank you for watching

[@chel-van-hel3970]

I do a ketchup Mayo mix for my tots. And regular mustard for corn dog and pretzel.

[@thebritstry]

Sounds like a winning formula! Thanks for sharing

[@41dfcpea90]

You should get some type of sauce with just about everything you eat, but this is coming from one that likes to have some type or multiple types of dip with everything.

[@thebritstry]

Absolutely! Sauce can add so much flavor and enhance the taste of any dish. It's a great way to take your meals to the next level!

[@sshumkaer]

Chili dog sauce is made thinner and less chili powder in it. Once again it comes down to rather you make a good Dog or Not really not much you can say about it. However it's been around for over 100 years in the U.S.A.

[@thebritstry]

We would love to try another Chili Dog in the future! Would you have a recommendation on where to get one.

[@sshumkaer]

@@thebritstry are you traveling around America or just in the south?

[@loverrcatful]

The chili dog with diced onion and jalapeno is bomb

[@thebritstry]

That chili dog sounds like a total game changer! Can’t go wrong with those toppings! Thanks for watching

[@rockiecmfan9662]

Hi! Tator Tots and Corn Dogs need ketchup. And for future reference (I live in WI. Cheese Curd capital of the world is 17 miles away) cheese curds need ketchup and ranch. Love your vids!!🙂

[@BadAssSykO]

When it comes to Hot Wings, my favorite spot is A & D Buffalo in Jacksonville Florida. Nice sized wings and an absolute MARVELOUS hot sauce.

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for the tip! We will add A & D Buffalo in Jacksonville to the list when we are in Florida

[@dianereeves8632]

I love buffalo wings with blue cheese. As far as the tomatoes, you have to try a summer vine ripened one with salt and fresh ground black pepper. We are in New England and throughout the winter we only buy the cherry tomatoes, because the others are awful.

[@thebritstry]

Andrew loved the buffalo wings but i am working on the taste! the cheese sauce definitely help me.

[@lynngatlin4469]

Here in south around June or July we can't wait to get the first ripe tomatoes fruit out of the garden. Cause we can not only live but survive on slices of tomatoes on bread with mayonnaise nothing else. You Brits Lol just messing with ya from Tennessee

[@thebritstry]

Lol!! The tomato thing is weird but it might have something to do with the tomatoes you get in the UK. We would love to visit Tennessee, what would you recommend we try if we visit?

[@lynngatlin4469]

@@thebritstry I hate seeing visitors just go to Nashville and it is a site to see . The highway from Memphis to Nashville is called music city highway I mean you got rock r@b soul an blues in Memphis an it's home of the king of rock Elvis to country western bluegrass an gospel in Nashville. But if you really want to see our pride in the beauty of our state go to east Tennessee up in smokey mountains pigeon forge an Gatlinburg. I live in west Tennessee myself it's in the Mississippi Delta it's straight up farm land. I live on a farm myself an I'm pretty much self sufficient except for a few items. I have a big garden we grow a lot of stuff an can an preserve a lot of stuff. An if you go to a pot luck or something like at church an you cook some fresh garden stuff people can tell it. It's definitely a difference than anything you buy commercial. I've said many times after eating like this all my life if I moved somewhere else there would have to be a farmers market nearby an very active so I could eat healthier or I wouldn't be happy. Love you guys

[@marlies7444]

I look forward to summer just for the tomato mayo sandwich. I add a bit of salt. A tomato mayo sandwich is the only sandwich that I like soft bread with, not toasted.

[@lynngatlin4469]

@@marlies7444 salt an pepper I didn't mention that thanks

[@marlies7444]

​@@thebritstryNashville hot chicken. You can order mild. Chicken fried steak (chicken) with white gravy or Country fried steak (chicken) with brown gravy. Some places might change the gravy, so read the menu carefully. Popular sides are Mac and cheese, potato salad, Mashed potato with gravy, macaroni salad, baked beans (can be very sweet), greens, green beans, sweet potato, white beans or pinto beans (not to sweet). Most veggies will have either smoked turkey or ham cooked with it, including the bean dishes. Corn bread. Smothered steak dinner. Catfish Some places will offer liver with onion gravy, or chattering (small intestines). And don't forget banana pudding, can't remember if you had it. I'm sure I'm forgetting some dishes. Sweet tea if you can handle the sweet. You can order tea "half cut" you will get half sweet and half unsweetened tea. I prefer it myself that way. Or an Arnold Palmer, half tea half lemonade. Very refreshing. Have fun.

[@DV-ol7vt]

I wouldn’t ever consider California having good food. The best food in the USA is only below the Mason Dixon Line, from Texas to Florida. The farther south the better the food. Tex-Mex and Cajun/Creole are my favorite. Tex-Mex is spicier and mor cheese than traditional Mexican food.

[@ayejay5603]

If you have wings again you gotta get Bob's blue cheese dressing. You can get it at most supermarkets. I's a bit pricey but by far the best out there.

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for the information! We will give it a try

[@christianhansen3292]

Nicola has personality for days! i luv it!

[@christianhansen3292]

Mango habanero is my best flavor or a garlic honey

[@thebritstry]

Thank you for your very kind words! And thanks for watching...

[@thebritstry]

We are going to try some more chicken wing flavors in the future and we will add these to our list.

[@genamayhew1961]

The burger price seems high whith just a handful of chips & no fries or a better side dish like a salad or a potato salad or a coleslaw. The superbowl commercials are suppose to be the funniest & brand new & FUNNY & it's now 7 million for 30 seconds. BUT THEY'RE USUALLY OUTRAGEOUS.😂❤ Thank u for always making me laugh & brighten my day.

[@thebritstry]

Thank you for watching!! it means a lot to us... Some of those adverts are fun but 7 million is a lot of money!

[@olpossum]

When I was growing up we ate the big pretzels with yellow mustard (I think it is a Northern thing). I still prefer it that way over the cheese.

[@thebritstry]

I totally agree! There's something about the combination of big pretzels and yellow mustard that just hits the spot.

[@matts156]

I have my own Buffalo Sauce recipe that uses 1 tsp of white vinegar for a 1½-cup portion of sauce. However, if I go 1/2 tsp over, it's too much and kind of ruins the sauce. The vinegar is very easy to overdo. So you might find a recipe that you might not like at first, but would like if you just cut back on the vinegar a bit.

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for sharing your experience with the Buffalo Sauce recipe! It's always good to know those little tips to enhance the flavor.

[@scottgraney5275]

Buffalo wings and garlic spicy wings. Are great

[@thebritstry]

Yes, Andrew Loved the buffalo ones, we really need to try garlic spicy wings next...

[@scottgraney5275]

@@thebritstry yes try them. You guys are cool. I watch

[@sarahferrell5458]

Does that chili have cinnamon?? Some places do weird things like that. Fresh chopped onions & yellow mustard enhance a chili dog.

[@sarahferrell5458]

I supposed some people would enjoy bacon, too.

[@WillaShrek-SheilaLee]

LOL I live 25 minutes from the chiefs stadium & you can order anything without tomatoes guys (i always say no ketchup add mustard on our burgers) ..watching your videos makes me laugh you two are So funny!! Ty!!!

[@thebritstry]

Wow, that's close to the stadium. Thank you for taking the time to watch our videos and for your support! We're thrilled to hear that you find us funny.

[@o1badmofo763]

Super Bowl foods are always an interesting topic and challenge usually comes with many alcoholic beverages 😆so they always become better tasting.

[@futuregenerationz]

Pretzels with mustard is very Philadelphian. I like hot buffalo wings, not atomic, just hot, not breaded, fried crispy in plenty of sauce. Tomatoes with a little salt and mayonnaise are great.

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for sharing! Sound like we need a trip the Philadelphia!

[@futuregenerationz]

@@thebritstry If you ever decide to go, you must try a cheesesteak with at least fried onions(I like mushroom too), Also an Italian hoagie, and a porkroll, egg, and cheese breakfast sandwich. I also love scrapple.

[@MarieL10]

We had boudan dip, cheese dip , several kinds of chips, zummo sausages cooked in bar b cue sauce on hot dog buns, ice tea and sodas. Several different kinds of cookies and ice cream for dessert. 👍🏻🧓🏻🇺🇸Southeast Texas 10:26

[@thebritstry]

Sounds delicious! who doesn't want cookies and ice cream for dessert.

[@kellyi.4353]

Tatar tots are eaten with ketchup, ranch, or any flavored dipping sauce. Corn dogs can be eaten with any flavored dipping sauce. Some chili cheese dogs are better than others. It all depends on the quality of the chili. No, potato chips and not necessarily a staple eaten with chili dogs.

[@EricWoodyVariety59]

I love tomatoes.

[@thebritstry]

Thanks for sharing, hopefully we can learn to love them