GORDON RAMSAY vs CANADIAN TRIVIA

[@Kuz-]

Wow, how can such a great video with such a great celebrity have so little views? I’m shocked!

[@doranamatto4204]

"That was my nick name in high school"....... THAT was gold! Lol!

[@Einstein-wasnt-all-that-smart]

The six timezones in Canada are the 5 normal ones and Newfoundland

[@sgtjohnson]

So this is like when the OzzyMan asked his guests about Aussie Slang

[@NateParody]

Gordon Ramsey the better Canadian even though hes not canadian

[@mjmjve]

Should have asked him about Prime Minister Poutine. Great job.

[@simondr70]

Gordon should hit ''La Banquise'' Poutine restaurant in Montreal.

[@sgtjohnson]

Rick Mercer did for one of his bits

[@sarahm.7886]

Go bless this man entirely

[@guillaumerobichaud9848]

Awsome questions and great vid 👍🏻

[@Flypotato9]

it's wierd that gordon ramsay has a french accent from france while speaking french. I was expecting the typical english accent

[@SleepyBeamer]

Flypotato9 I don’t know you just have it in you sometimes I usually don’t have any trouble mimicking accents when trying to speak languages that aren’t my mother tongue I think it’s just something you gotta push consciously

[@Bull3tBikes]

It’s not an accent per se it’s just proper pronunciation

[@September2004]

In his autobiography he did say that when he was learning French that he made an effort to sound French as well. It seems like he took it as a point of pride (as would I) that back before he was famous, French people asked him which part of France he was from.

[@terrancebrown87]

@@September2004 that’s highly impressive

[@praetoriantmotc]

Maybe you were thinking Bordelaise sauce which is a daughter/derivative of the Espagnole mother? For those playing at home you stay with a brown roux (equal parts butter and flour cooked until slightly browned) and add brown stock. That's your Espagnole. Then add some red wine, shallots, a bay leaf, and some thyme and that's a Bordelaise! Perfect with a grilled steak or slow roasted beef. Enjoy!

[@noahmadill9519]

So is it like a brown butter roux with beef stock and btw do you pour it on the steak or dip it?

[@DaRealDumbRat]

new brunswick !

[@DrunkcookingwilthBilly]

Ramsey loves Canadians

[@SenanByrneVine]

🤣🤣👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@spacetoy4584]

very good!

[@McAuslan19]

I freaking LOVE gordon ramsay!!!! He s my idol!

[@McAuslan19]

@Conor Chrisso wtf you're talking about?? This guy is a kitchen genius !!!

[@McAuslan19]

@Conor Chrisso euh everybody know him.. lool wtf is that question. And who the fk u think u are to judge

[@jacobsarault1403]

Just gonna put out there that ontario is bilingual as well 😅😂

[@deanromanado5850]

Not officially

[@emptyhad]

Lol.

[@WheresTheSauce]

Manitoba is bilingual too ya knob!!!!

[@natashasidwell9869]

Not constitutionally, anymore. New Brunswick everything is french and english.

[@tusk3260]

What is wrong with you? He's a cook so ask him what is Canada's national dish or about popular Canadian dishes so Gordon doesn't get any correct ones

[@JokerHead7149]

Poutine man👍

[@olivierlebel5384]

you think he get any correct ones... damn do you know he had a restaurant in montreal well it went bad and he sold his shares but he knows canadian dishes

[@locke5025]

btw ramsay was right for the bilingual province , it's quebec... , what the heck new brunswick, i'm from quebec...

[@eloquentsir5084]

Yep, you are right.

[@eloquentsir5084]

Ramsay was right. F this guy :)

[@Salty7737]

Nope Quebec is so strict about English. They refuse to teach it to immigrants they hate the language and make French so much more important than English.

[@eloquentsir5084]

@@Salty7737 You are also right

[@johonanandrewgomes7593]

No lol, New Brunswick is the only Official bilingual province, if you come to cities like moncton their is a lot of bilingual people and we have towns even down south like shadiac where it's largely french