Favorite Dishes In Every State! British Family Reacts!

[@1024laf]

Sophie can never be replaced but it is refreshing to see Sylvia join the family in this reaction, hope she will do more, enjoyed this a lot.

[@balancedactguy]

I miss me Sophie!😢😢☹☹

[@jdanon203]

@@jeffg3042 She got a new job.

[@nullakjg767]

She seems like an american at heart with the way she was looking at that food. lol,

[@mopar_keys]

Who is she ?

[@balancedactguy]

@@nullakjg767 Not his GF..just an employee of "The Office"!

[@basedmase777]

Something that foreigners never seem to grasp is that USA is a country of immigrants that slowly integrate and give to the broader American culture. We aren't just stealing other cultures foods and saying its ours, they are being brought over from ppl who immigrate to the US. Who then adapt it to Americans into a new dish, Mexican food in the US isn't traditional Americanized Mexican food. Same goes for any other dish from other cultrues

[@bcbritt777]

Sylvia is killing me 😂😂 she wants to try everything. She's just like me 😆

[@T-rock40]

Whoever decided that donuts were the default item from half the states doesn't know what they are doing.

[@tdm3301]

Fresh Apple Cider donuts are amazing and definitely not dry. They're great warm. I'm from Philly and cheesesteaks are phenomenal but roast pork sandwiches are very nice too.

[@Jackholiday1025]

As an American who is really proud of our wonderful cuisine It’s annoying they mixed non dessert and dessert foods for this. If they were going to do that they should have done a dessert and non dessert dish for each state.

[@destinyreelly2974]

You said it! This list makes zero sense to me. It’s all over the place

[@TheNeonParadox]

To be fair, we Americans mix up our own desserts and non-desserts all the time. Lol. In the same way we mix up coffee with milkshakes.

[@Kevin_Lazar]

They literally have done dessert and non desert videos 🤦🏻‍♂️ .. this was THEIR favorites from each state like, ya know, the title of the video says 😂

[@brandonaston301]

I think its because they are lazy so just feature dessert from the dessert video

[@JACpotatos]

​@@TheNeonParadoxas an American, I have no idea what you mean

[@Brian1972]

FYI Whataburger has opened several restaurants in the Kansas City metro in the past couple years.

[@SteevStatic]

All thanks to QB1 Mr Mahomes!!

[@goblin6673]

Sylvia’s a complete 180 of Sophie 😂 From someone who has never had steak to a meat lover, love it. Hopefully we get to see more Sylvia in future vids!!

[@DashRiprock513]

And she's not afraid to disagree with Daz 😉😂😂😂😂

[@AnastasiaLUVSU]

She's their child as well?

[@DashRiprock513]

@@AnastasiaLUVSU nope she's aids girlfriend

[@caitlynskiff2001]

Born and Raised Iowan and never heard of a pie milkshake. I was expecting them to say a loose meat sandwich. Basically think of a sloppy Joe without the sauce.

[@princessjava42]

I went to Ocean City, MD with my bestie and we made sure to stop and get some Thrasher's fries and popcorn before we left. Those fries are sooooooooooo good! As for crabs, blue crab meat has some sweetness to it. And we know how to season our crab properly in MD. I'm not a fan of soft shell crabs, but love steamed crabs, crab soup, crab cakes, crab dip, etc.

[@wolfstar675]

I hope Sylvia comes back for more videos.

[@jonathangill6584]

Apple cider donuts are super light and fluffy and delightful.

[@SilvanaDil]

A few states got done dirty, e.g., no toasted ravioli for Missouri.

[@fayebell4716]

Gooey Butter Cake is VERY DENSE due to it being made of mostly butter! It has a flaky bottom but the middle is soft like a slightly undercooked brownie and it's sprinkled with powder sugar. I love sweet things but I even find it to be a little too decadent, they also make them in cookies.

[@BWen3]

Fresh Apple cider donuts are not dry. They’re amazing. Must try during apple season!

[@tlittle705]

In Colorado they used to have the testicle festival. Rocky mountain oysters (bull testicles) cooked every way you can imagine. Not sure if they it anymore though.

[@pacio49]

Taylor Ham (Pork Roll sandwich for New Jersey) has a slightly sour flavor to it (intentionally!) This makes the Pork Roll flavor unique from other pork roll products elsewhere. You really can only get a proper New Jersey Taylor Ham sandwich from Taylor farms and processing plants in New Jersey. It's kind of funny because after living in Manhattan for three years I finally this week picked up a package of Taylor Ham to make with my breakfast. LOL. My mom was from New Jersey and I haven't had it in years. Figured, I can buy it easily here because Jersey is right across the Hudson, so... I'll let you know how it turns out.

[@valerieburris607]

Emeril Lagasse is still alive today ,he has two restaurant company in New Orleans, 2 in Las Vegas and one in Florida.. Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia reached an agreement with Emeril Lagasse to acquire the assets related to the business of Emeril Lagasse, other than the restaurant and foundation -related assets.

[@masamune2984]

Me, from Ohio, literally eating 5-way chili spaghetti, watching a reaction video about a video about Ohio chili spaghetti as a segment 🙂 🍝

[@XOmniverse]

I've had the beignets at Cafe Du Monde. You won't care that there's nothing inside it, trust me. And it's served with really good coffee.

[@ryanje8147]

Aidan wasn't paying attention very well during this video. lol

[@emmalondon3114]

If you make it to New Orleans, definitely go to Cafe due Monde. If it's a windy day, make sure you sit upwind. Otherwise, you wear powdered sugar.

[@IanJenn356094]

Mochi for California? Interesting lol I probably would have gone for in n out or carne asada street tacos with a side of grilled and salted serrano pepper.

[@Jackholiday1025]

Also pizza for Florida instead of Cuban sandwich ?

[@bigdaddyc4471]

​@@Jackholiday1025na that's cuban lol were talking American food so it would have to be the key lime pie

[@emmef7970]

I'm with you? Geesh, even salt & pepper "crack" chicken and carne asada fries or chips, California burritos, Rubio's fish tacos, etc. are more popular than mochi.

[@JACpotatos]

​@@Jackholiday1025bro, and a random shake for Illinois? I don't think the video creators did any research

[@ArgentAppeal]

@@bigdaddyc4471 Cuban immigrants brought that to Florida, what do you mean American food? We have the most diverse culture in the world, were you born under a rock or just don't understand?

[@gmunden1]

Beignets are served with a variety of sweet dipping sauces, such as chocolate or fruit-flavored.

[@jerzeyguy71]

Guys, the New Jersey place they showed for the pork roll was Slaters, right in the town you used to live in!

[@stephanymilane1493]

Plantain is a fruit similar to bananas but harder. We eat it fried or boiled, it's very nutritious and delicious. I don't eat bread so I use fried plantains as the base and top of hamburgers, it's healthier and delicious.

[@clyde9305-cc7sg]

Anyone miss Sophie please like 😢

[@brandonaston301]

Omg apple ciders donuts are probably the best donuts in existence.

[@rocknroller77]

The California one is way off. Mochi? I dont think so.

[@kathleenchilcote9127]

Apple cider donuts are very moist. Delicious

[@SkewtLilbttm]

I looked up and Daz on the end with the headphones and thought "whoa, Rainman!" which when I think about it would be a pretty sweet if any numbers showed up in need of a good crunchin'

[@TheBadgertwo]

What an odd list.

[@joshuabolton3866]

Alaska out their eating Rudolph. Runing Christmas for everyone. Thats why i never got my pony lol

[@gmunden1]

There are different styles of donut, cake-based, yeast-based that are,rised before frying, baked donuts, and drop batter donuts. D'Alessandro's in Germantown area of Philadelphia is better than Pat's or Geno's which have become tourist traps. The Italian roast pork subs are great, and cheesesteaks are usually sold there, too. John's Roast Pork is in South Philadelphia. They also sell cheesesteaks.

[@brandonaston301]

I knew they’d do the coney dog for my state Michigan. If you order it in a restaurant they put a lot of stuff on it so you have to eat it with a fork and knife. When I make them at home I put enough on that it can still be picked up.

[@heaterparker]

Queso is literally just spanish for cheese

[@courtneyraymer6586]

Thank you! I was yelling that very thing at my screen when she was butchering the pronunciation.It sounded as though she said “kooEEso” Many Spanish words where the “e” is the accented syllable, it has the sound of “A” as in “hay”. So , it sounds like KAYso. Another Brit reaction channel claims to adore “jalapeños”, but pronounces it “halaPEEno” the “h” sound is right for the “j”, but the accented syllable is pronounced “pain”. whenever that squiggly line appears over an “n”, it sounds like “ny” as in the Russian “nyet” (no). So, the chili pepper is pronounced “halaPAINyo. I’m sure you know all of this since you know that “queso” is cheese. Do you like chile con queso ? I think it’s the best dip ever for tortilla chips. I hope you don’t think I’m patronizing or talking down to you, I’m just hoping our reacting “blokes” get the message. Sorry if I used you as a sounding board. Please forgive my venting rant.

[@bryangettel4060]

Queso is just Spanish for cheese.

[@NMC_1980]

11:15 LOL!!! The future indeed my friend.

[@LukaDonesnitch]

I been to Cafe Du monde in N.O. the one in front of the church is insanely crowded. I went to the one in the mall which is less crowded. And I tried a Philly cheesesteak in Philly at Pat's. Been to Bens in DC also twice when I was out there, the Maple shake and the chili was hitting. Plantain taste more like Yuca.

[@cindymatthewsarrowdalearts6449]

Aidan, you've mentioned frequently (haha) that you only like glazed donuts. I challenge you when you're in the states to try a cake donut. In the US we have yeast raised donuts like glazed donuts and Krispy Kreme donuts warm are the best of these!! without a doubt, but cake donuts are a whole nother thang. They are just what they sound like: a donut with the texture of cake. They are moist, can be just about any flavor and when you're in November, the pumpkin, apple cinnamon, apple cider or any number of other fall influenced flavors are wonderful. And not at all dry. In fact, they are so moist that they actually get moister as they sit a half day or so, rather like a good, moist cake.

[@rashadwalker8218]

I'm surprised he likes glazed donuts since he doesn't like to get messy while eating.

[@rainbowunicorn709]

It seems like it's amazing when he likes anything.

[@Cornberry]

I've actually had fugetsu--do as an LA native, and it's pretty good. I wouldn't put it anywhere near a "favorite dishes" list, but it's a unique choice.

[@JACpotatos]

The Illinois one didn't even make sense to me. It was just a random shake that's sometimes served at random places all over the country

[@frankrotondo3771]

Apple cider donuts are great not dry at all lol you have to open your tastes buds beyond hamburgers lol and while here Aiden follow your Dad n Mom s advice try everything you can glade to see that Sylvia not against trying new things

[@mildredpierce4506]

Queso is Spanish for cheese thus the quesadilla.

[@ChewieIsMyLover]

West Virginia may have invented pepperoni rolls, but western Pennsylvania LOVES them. Every kid’s sports team sells the for fundraisers, my high school sold them daily in the cafeteria, every pizza shop has their version of them. And don’t forget to dip them in tomato sauce or - my personal favorite - ranch dressing. We also have a version that has spinach instead of pepperoni, with or without crumbled Italian sausage. I actually prefer the “pizza greens” tbh. Something about spinach and mozzarella cheese that I love.

[@ExUSSailor]

A pork roll, egg, and, cheese on a hard roll is the BEST hangover cure around!

[@F28aj]

*Taylor Ham

[@courtneyraymer6586]

Nope, you’re both wrong. Take a handful of SuperB complex with C vitamins. They replace the vitamins in your liver that the booze has destroyed. The name brands are AH Robbin’s Albee with C and StressTabs. The generics are much cheaper and are usually exactly the same.They’re also great for warding off colds or flu (stomach & respiratory).You can’t overdose, because they’re water soluble and the body excretes what it doesn’t need. That’s not true for vitamins A & D, however. They’re fat soluble and stored. Too many of those at one time might put you in the hospital needing a stomach pump. So, take the B&C and THEN go for the pork roll,Taylor Ham or whatever else strikes your fancy! If alcoholics did this,they’d probably never get cirrhosis of the liver. Of course, there are plenty of other things they could get,but hangovers and cirrhosis aren’t among them.

[@mildredpierce4506]

I’ve had only one big Mac in my life and that was over 30 years ago and I have never had a desire to have another one.

[@rashadwalker8218]

Aidan is a picky eater ...but the thing is hes picky about stuff hes never had before

[@TwistedMagoo]

apple cider donuts are some of the least dry I've ever had...although, it could depend on the place making them I suppose.

[@4theloveoflife]

I love brits and their bland palates, I've lived in the Uk for over 6 years and I lived off mcdonalds cause the food is horrible.. I was so excited to have their fish and chips to find out I can get it better at my local bar in vegas. Love this channel though!

[@masamune2984]

All these states: Some of these are dead on, some are head scratchers, but at least they are dishes. Oklahoma: Sonic.

[@TheFredster32]

I was disappointed with the Mass one. That is NOT the state dish. It's got to be something with lobster in it or similar. Can't decide what it should be though.

[@staggerlee9362]

These lists seem to be compiled by people who have no clue what they're talking about. N.Y. favorite dish is a cronut? No. I've lived in CA for 52 years and have never once heard of Rainbow Dango. No cheese steak in Philly? My ass! Maybe 2-3 we're correct.

[@frankisfunny2007]

As a Pennsylvanian, the Philly cheesesteak is good, but overthrows everything Pennsylvania has to offer, food wise..... PA-style pot pie Pimanti sandwich, pretzels, crab fries, Stromboli (Italian-American food), roast port sandwich, etc -- yes, i know they started in Germany, and found throughout the US now. Nothing beats a pretzel in Pennsylvania!

[@anthonyflinn3305]

So in the great state of Florida one of the craziest wild places in the country full of southern cooking Spanish and Cuban influences and Caribbean Flair and the dish that is Frozen is a run-of-the-mill standard basically Detroit pepperoni pizza how blase and boring for such a interesting place. That's the type of choice of person who goes to a fancy Steakhouse and orders chicken fingers

[@willvr4]

Daz, you're thinking of salsa con queso which literally just translates to salsa with cheese.

[@Messywildcat78]

This whole video has been torture! I should not have watched this while hungry! My mouth is trying to drown me and my stomach hasn’t stopped growling.

[@momentary_]

Gaynor is correct about plantains. They tastes like potato. They're not very sweet at all. I've never used them as a buns for a sandwich, but I reckon it'd be nice.

[@kevinerose]

4:00 If Daz doesn't like donuts sounds like he hasn't had real donuts only cake donuts from the store.

[@chloesophia9445]

Most all American desserts are moist not dry

[@ceegesange9904]

Their idea of Minnesota cuisine is a Juicy Lucy (cheese-inside-burger) ? Most Minnesotans have probably never had one. What about lutefisk? Wild rice? Fried fish? (12,000 lakes)

[@shawnanderson6313]

Lived in MN nobody eats Wild Rice or Lutefisk. But Juicy Lucy is amazing even celebrity stops by Matt’s Bar in Minneapolis for one. There is no such thing has Minnesota Cuisine, it is mixture of all the immigrants that migrated here.

[@edittheworld-ct5yu]

I wouldn't eat lutefisk if you gave me a million dollars. Andrew Zimmern from Bizarre Foods hated it so that says alot

[@shawnanderson6313]

@@edittheworld-ct5yu Yes, I saw him eat it, they don't even eat it in Norway/Sweden. Also we have to understand Minnesota is not all Norwegian/Swedish , the largest ancestry group within Europeans is German.

[@ceegesange9904]

@@shawnanderson6313 I've eaten wild rice on many occasions, and Scandinavian Minnesotans eat lutefisk for Christmas Eve. Maybe not as much as a few decades ago, but it's still a thing.

[@shawnanderson6313]

@@ceegesange9904 Are you from Minnesota or did you live here for some time period ? All Scandinavians eat Lutefisk on Christmas ? Is this fact or based on personal experience? Cause I'm talking to guy born and raised in Oslo, Norway, and he said nobody eats it in Norway. Maybe if your 95 years old. And our state is no all Scandinavian, we have many people from all countries. Our biggest demographic is German which is 40 percent. So don't talk out of your ass.

[@borisbalkan707]

08:10, Kentucky, Hot Brown sandwich... the video shows a chef in Connecticut (Daddy Jack)... who passed away within the last year or two. I feel bad I made fun of his omelette making skills on his youtube channel.

[@EagleFang74]

They got it right for New Jersey. Ugh that Taylor Ham sandwich looked so damn good. 🤤

[@gmunden1]

It's spicy but not hot.

[@pacmanc8103]

‘Khayma’ is the word for tent in Arabic. That might be the word you’re looking for. ‘Majlis’ is a reception or reception room where people gather.

[@davidcosta2244]

It sounds like Gaynor like a Boston Cream Donut !

[@toddg1322]

The donuts are crispy on the outside and soft/moist on the inside! They need to be fresh though!!

[@mildredpierce4506]

I’m not from New Jersey but I would assume that two people share a pork roll because it is overwhelming with all that pork.

[@2WarriorJay8]

Whataburger is so good whenever I hear the name I want the food

[@jayhawkfan15]

I had a reindeer burrito in Alaska. It wasn't great nor was it terrible.

[@erics607]

I had a reindeer hotdog in Norway. It tasted like ring bologna to me, but they served it with crispy fried onion strings kind of like French's onion strings you buy in the store, and a lingonberry sauce. It was sooo good.

[@sactyb]

So this is someone’s favorites, right?? Just want to put it out there that every state have more unique great foods that are not here

[@Yugioh420]

Should do most iconic food from each state. If you haven't already

[@natew7400]

Born and raised in Colorado and I can tell you not a single person from here has bought that from a Conoco gas station. Probably the most popular is Pueblo green chile and every place that has it makes it different. Everyone has their own favorites.

[@marvinabigby5509]

King crab is slightly sweet i love it.

[@gratenate]

We miss sophie

[@renee176]

American = a little bit of everything. All different cultures brought their foods and different cooking styles to the table and it's Delicious!😊 If you guys come to the States, I hope you will try things that are not usually your normal choices. You're probably find out you like things that you didn't think you would.🙂

[@1080terrieh]

Don’t mind me who is a huge foodie and is still in shock about the Dango/ mochi being picked out of every food in California that is crazy. Is in n out, carne asada fries, California burrito, chicken tenders, chicken sandwich, LA galbi, BCD tofu soup, Beef rib or oxtail pho, sushi rolls, boiling crab, tacos, etc Not some of the favorite dishes, because their some of the places with the longest lines 😅.

[@ArgentAppeal]

@1080terrieh You or anyone could not pay me enough to eat In n out. If you are looking for fast food, of which most is terrible, I would go for Whataburger anyday and YES I have had both. They are so different and you can clearly see what I think. There is NO comparison.

[@britblalock89]

The meat they pulled the bone out of is pork shoulder. Thats the place to get pulled pork from 😆

[@garyfarrell954]

words cannot describe how good butter is on a burger....on a steak as well...go packers!!!🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠

[@alexj.5207]

That one guy in the comments has a new person to simp over

[@Kanjo16]

Michigan: That was a chili dog, not a coney dog.

[@oaktree1628]

What happened to the other girl, and why was she replaced?

[@Villy245]

Sophie moved. Found a new job

[@oaktree1628]

@@Villy245 😭

[@melissawilliams6324]

Donuts are awesome 💕💕💕

[@marqetteliz]

Runzas are muy deliciouso! The Swiss cheese mushroom Runza is my favorite. Technically it's a German dish called bierock.

[@Roland_Deschain677]

BBQ bacon or cheese all the way for me. Do they still do temperature tuesdays in the winter? Don't remember if they did it last year.

[@marqetteliz]

@@Roland_Deschain677 yes, they still do temperature Tuesday. I think it's like in January/February time frame.

[@ArgentAppeal]

@marquettiliz I live in the state and am from German heritage, Runza is trash. I could make much better on 1 hour of sleep and a hangover. It is a simple but tasty food and Runza does it all wrong. Give me a day and I could win over the hearts and minds of many, but I am not a branded corporation. Runza is just embarrassing to anyone of German heritage.

[@w9gb]

50 states with a variety of foods !

[@F28aj]

The roast pork at Dinics blows any cheesesteak away

[@Justanotherinvisible]

Tell us the channel that supplies these videos. I know it's the same because of the voices. They are almost always wrong. Give us info so we can give you better sources.

[@garyemagee7177]

I'm already loving Sylvia ! I hope she's around for a long time.

[@danielwaggleim_not_lost_ov6812]

Lived in eastern and central Ohio my whole life, that pasta, chili, and cheese thing is a Cincinnati/Dayton thing as far as I know. It is not representative of the entire state. Never even heard of it until I moved to central Ohio and it’s still not all that popular here. Every time I see one of these state food videos it has this as the state food. It’s ok. So much better things out there though. IMO.

[@tictacmoe6227]

Most of the ohio things they say are super popular food isn't just like Buckeyes. They aren't a food and we dont really buy them all like that once in awhile my family will but it's not something most people do.

[@DashRiprock513]

Not sure where you hanging out but it's pretty popular... considering they have Skyline, Gold star, Dixie chili, Camp Washington et cetera... And they all have a line around them everyday.

[@TheRogerG]

​@@DashRiprock513Your gross spaghetti is not popular in Ohio. You can keep that slop in Cincy 🤮😂😂

[@DashRiprock513]

@@TheRogerG no problem man... no one's forcing it on anybody... if they took it off the list, what you would you replace it with? It's the only thing in the whole state that has any personality

[@ashleygalliano8553]

Trust me mist things if not all things are delicious from Louisiana lol even the simple beignet

[@chroniccomplainer3792]

Crab >>> Shrimp >>> Lobster in my experience. All are great tho

[@johnmcmillion876]

As a proud Ohio native...if I see one more foodie narrative on the virtue of skyline spaghetti,chili,cheese..as in representing our State's finest..hell,killing myself is out,but I'll think of something

[@nathanviebranz9111]

They went with Camp Washington

[@westregent66]

Best burger in my opinion in the USA is in Minneapolis, Minnesota at Matt's bar and get yourself a juicy Lucy! It is so good! 🤤

[@andrewchristopher7138]

Whataburger is Amazing

[@drea4195]

Native Californian here, never heard of a Rainbow dango. 🤔

[@Inkymits]

I was in Cullman, Alabama 2 weeks ago, next time I visit my sis I'll have to go get some orange rolls!

[@ericeric363]

That’s a mental defect to not like donuts. 😂😂 jk

[@BobbyNotBrown]

Thrashers fries is a Maryland thing!!!!

[@sergiogarcia-fk9ho]

Chicken fried steak, and green Chile enchiladas, I didn't see any tacos

[@Theiritatedirishman]

Wrexham aka what my mother also calls doing to the cop to get out of a ticket

[@Tortugadelamuerta]

Ngl you guys are awesome this video youre reacting to isnt very good good job on the entertaining reactions though 😁

[@caseyhoward9101]

The way they ate that Cincinnati chili at Camp Washington in Cincinnati was disgraceful. You don't eat it like spaghetti, more like a casserole. I live in California but I've actually been to Camp Washington though.

[@Timmycoo]

As someone who doesn't like sweets that much, this list was disappointing. The funny thing is I have seen a few of their vids about the same topic and I keep thinking "They have to find something different for this state for this vid." Which is probably why a lot of these aren't the typical iconic dish everyone thinks of. Also I think the sliced-thin meats only "look" big because when they are put on a roll, they are folded and not laid down flat. The only way to do it IMO.