BRITISH FAMILY REACTS! Brits try REAL Super Bowl Snacks for the first time!

[@Alex-kd5xc]

The amount of amazing food on this channel that does not appeal to Aidan is astounding to me

[@momentary_]

He had avocado by itself once and didn't like it, so anything with even a small amount of avocado has to be bad. Funny kid.

[@RewardBread619]

It baffles me as well

[@Yarpon]

My brothers girlfriend literally only eats chicken, Mac and cheese and French fries. I shit you not..

[@Villy245]

Same. Dudes never even had a peach before. Hard to believe he was raised by a mother who's so well traveled and open to new experiences. They're total opposites.

[@RogCBrand]

@@Yarpon My nephew was the same, until he got out of college, and was having to eat away from home or school for the first time, and started finding he actually liked different stuff, though he's still pretty picky! Still, if we go to an ice cream shop with dozens of flavors, he only ever gets vanilla. I understand getting what you like, but I just find enjoyment in trying new things, and if you don't do that, you can be missing out on something you'd find is one of the best foods you've ever tried!

[@msdarby515]

Y'all need to go eat there and record it. Make Aiden try everything. Expand his peasant palate. 😂😂

[@Carfan678]

He has the stereotypical british palette

[@michaelschemlab]

Prarie Fire - West London

[@TheRapnep]

Aiden doesn't look too impressed with any of it. 😂 And I'm over here drooling! 😛

[@MasterDanielson]

The comment section is coming for Aiden 😂

[@rgawt1870]

Yeah wf 😢

[@MsBookworm03]

I worked with a guy who would only order a chicken sandwich and fries at any business meal. I felt like his lack of trying anything different and complaining about it if those foods weren't available, was a career limiting move. I get this guy is young, but he at least needs to open his mind and palette.

[@1nstantClassic]

Aiden's got the tastebuds of a toddler. just give him apple slices and a juice box. Missing out on all the good food.

[@EMD1028]

They you got cringy Sophie, pickiest out of them all.

[@cherylflam3250]

@@EMD1028 They can just be happy with their beans on toast 🤢! We don’t care !!

[@MoejiiOsmanTV]

There British what do I expect lol, Dax was given the proper American experience as he was a full grown man and got to expand his taste buds and also traveled the world while aiden is as British as it gets fussy eater

[@murieljames4022]

Aiden probably would love applesauce but oh wait a minute he’d probably say he doesn’t like the texture 😂, yep he’s a toddler!

[@LeathaFace87]

​@@EMD1028 clearly she is not...this comment seems personal lmao!

[@MindYourBusiness23282]

Brit guy: I like the simple stuff, I don't like food with too much stuff on it ****translation: my taste buds are still immature & I don't like too much flavor Like tell me you like bland food without telling me you like bland food 😂😂😂

[@MoejiiOsmanTV]

Ahahah

[@FEARNoMore]

Calm down, it's the dude's preference. He's not taking a shot at you or Americans. lol. I like mustard and onions on my dogs. Simpler the better.

[@spirituallyyoujustbeenx185]

@@FEARNoMore he's not taking a shot. He's telling the truth. His taste buds isn't fully developed. And thts not a bad thing. When l was his age l was the same. Everything plain. Then my tastebuds just went crazy for several years but now lm enjoying the plain stuff again. When he gets older like 30s, 40s, or 50s, his tastebuds will change. Maybe even sooner. And he will want to explore and journey more with food. As kids, n young adults, we like saying what we like or dont like because we want to be different or feel special. But as we get older we dnt give a sht n we just enjoy foods.

[@FEARNoMore]

@@spirituallyyoujustbeenx185 He's not a kid, he's a fully developed adult man. lol Getting older doesn't mean u expand your tastebuds or personal preferences. If anything as one gets older, one tends to limit themselves to what they like. We don't know this guy or what he's experienced. He may be telling you his truth, he just likes simple things. Based on his family, sounds like he has traveled & experienced more than most Americans. haha

[@smallsparry]

I used to be like that when I was young....but then I got married and my hubby will try anything....opened up a whole new food world for me. On the other hand my Mom is 68 and has been eating the same meals weekly for decades lol❤

[@hungryclone]

I love how the son is is like “Nah” and the dad is like “Yeaaaaaah.”

[@rgawt1870]

They had a small disagreement about the mouse 🐀 not working. After that Aiden got quite for the rest of the video 😔

[@lizetteolsen3218]

Location is in England. Usually, they just taste and try not to eat it all. Ducky, one of their videographers was a competitive eater here in the States. Ollie once complained that he works out all the time to avoid adding weight. Josh runs and does weights, but at a more manageable pace. Ollie said if Josh worked out at Ollie's pace, he would look like Mr, Olympia. LOL The other thing they do is when the shoot is done, the remaining food is shared with their crew. No waste. Maybe you all could do a tasting there next time down London. . .

[@AC-ni4gt]

Prairie Fire is in London you blokes.

[@BWen3]

It’s unreal how much gets passed Sophie and Aidan. Lol. Focus m8s! Daz helps so much😂😂😂. Reaction vet. They clearly said they were in the UK but in a pub run by an american. Haha

[@cindimonks5661]

Aiden is SO picky omg!

[@revtoyota]

The restaurant is in the UK. He flies American beef in for the BBQ.

[@Villy245]

Aiden has the same attitude towards food as my nephew. Sticking his nose up at everything new. Picky about every little thing. Granted, my nephew's a six year old....

[@drunkbygreentea]

the kid seems like a real "meat and potatoes only" kinda guy...

[@j_mill9356]

Daz knows what’s up with the frosted mugs 🤙🏼

[@jartstopsign]

That's way nicer than the food we usually have around here for the super bowl, it's usually just buffalo wings and burgers and fries which is still good but this stuff was next level. Listen to your dad Aidan, he knows food.

[@FEARNoMore]

Ikr? It's a restaurant so it's a bit more fancied up that what we do at home or tailgating.

[@ThatCronus]

We usually do a get together where everyone brings 1 or 2 things and that often includes someone smoking things and dips. So this seemed pretty good representation to me.

[@philipplouden5892]

Super Bowl sausage is usually a form of Polish Kielbasa. So either you take a full size one and slice it like in the video or take the little ones and put it either on a baking sheet or in a slow cooker with bbq sauce. And toothpicks of course. 😅 They pretty much tried all the basics, but a lot of super bowl spreads will also have: A slow cooker of Chili for bowls, nachos, and chili dogs. With toppings on the side. Burger sliders. Cut up sub sandwiches. Pizzas. Pulled pork sliders. BBQ chicken. Jalapeño poppers. Meatballs. Loaded potato skins. A tater tot hot-dish covered in melted cheese. And depending on the family maybe an addition like egg rolls, tamales, or mozzarella sticks.

[@TheDeadStretch]

haha "The little ones" Those are Lil Smokies. 😆

[@philipplouden5892]

It’s actually “Lit’l Smokies”, and you’re referring to Hillshire Farm specifically. I say “little ones”, because it doesn’t matter what brand you use or if you use generic. 😄

[@nullakjg767]

Oh yeah "cut up subsandwiches" are a classic on the east coast where there are lots of really good delis. Theyll get a variety of 3-6 foot subs and cut them up into 3 inch segments for people to just grab and munch on. My first superbowl I was like 5-6 years old and it blew my mind how big those sandwiches can be lol. It was bigger than me.

[@TheDeadStretch]

@@nullakjg767 They even make them in circles now too. haha

[@w9gb]

Catering menu for a Sports Weekend. They now sell “mini Corn Dogs” in frozen section. In colder months and Upper Northeast/Midwest (Boston, Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, Green Bay, Minneapolis) - ADD Chili to the List. Friday grocery store shopping - those items commonly seen in one Cart; other Cart has the Beer & Soda.

[@danielquinn4941]

Does aidan survive off turning his nose up at awesome things?

[@diggity1039]

I think he survives on smelling his own farts. I was just thinking, I'm glad I don't have a kid like him, he'd die of starvation.

[@janesmith146]

clearly! SOOO sad. :(

[@scarrab76]

He is scared of other cultures lol, it's intimidating to a young guy I guess. Aiden man up !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@YerpDerp17]

I won't say he is spoiled, but I think he grew up living a very comfy life. People like that are less likely to branch out because they don't feel the need to. lol

[@LancerX916]

They said at the beginning it's a restaurant in London called Prairie Fire. He is an American living in the UK.

[@johnwatrous8982]

They showed the name of the restaurant at the beginning and it is in England. Aiden needs to try stuff.

[@FEARNoMore]

He did as a kid, he just doesn't remember. haha ;)

[@thereallyst]

You're right Daz. The Prairie Fire is in London.... And Daz, you are a proper American! 🤣🤣

[@jerseydevs2000]

Took me 5 seconds to find the restaurant on Google when I saw another UK reactor react to the Jolly vid the other day. If you guys are ever down in "the smoke", the resturant is a VERY short walk from Wood Lane tube station on the Circle and Hammersmith lines.

[@orngpeelr9017]

Sophie seems like such a sweet and real easy person to get along with. Don't change, Soph!

[@AC-ni4gt]

Micheal is from Kansas City, Kansas, USA. Also the dispensing hat is the craziest thing that is ever invented. And smoking meats is a long time work. Like it was said: 16 hours.

[@MoejiiOsmanTV]

His restaurant is in London

[@FEARNoMore]

Yes but his restaurant is in London. He's an ex pat.

[@ginao8935]

Hey guys! This restaurant is in London. It’s called Prairie Fire.

[@OnlyTriples]

This restaurant is in the UK, would love to see a OBD field trip

[@vnthony2439]

The last drinks are called a pickleback a shot of whiskey/bourbon with a shot of pickle juice to chase it

[@bradmcintire9347]

These two guys are my favorites as well. The jolly channel and the Korean Englishman is the channel they got their start on

[@poohbearsmom2964]

I’d love to see y’all react to Jolly’s trip to Whataburger. We all know Daz loves Whataburger.

[@pladuke71]

Sophie was not that far off with the idea of a Philly cheesesteak sandwich for a Super Bowl party. in the '80s my family and I would make 6-foot subs homemade (Subway shops weren't really a thing yet back then). We would cut the sandwich into about three or four-inch pieces and eat it throughout the game. We also had plenty of other things to eat; Chips and dip, pizza rolls, cheese and crackers, etc. We always had the classic cold-cut combo, but I would have loved for that sandwich to have been a Philly Cheese Steak. It has always been my favorite sandwich!

[@FEARNoMore]

Daz is right. Prairie Fire is in London. They were at his London restaurant.

[@stacysimms2709]

American food hands down the best...especially Southern food...PERIOD! No comparison

[@joyhudspeth9547]

I wonder if Aidan has ever put salt on an avocado. Or had legit guacamole.

[@AC-ni4gt]

I don't know if there is even fresh guac in UK....

[@babyfry4775]

He’s in the UK, Prairie Fire. He said you can’t get Velveeta there so he uses other cheese there. I think it’s in London somewhere. Everything looked so good.

[@ronlowney4700]

😎Tailgating (Eating and Drinking) are a Big Part of the American Football Experience! 🍻🥩

[@seanspartan2023]

I'm a bit surprised you can find authentic American Superbowl food like that in London. Even the queso dip looked legit despite it not being Velveeta. Looks tasty!

[@carcharodoncarcharias9462]

Dax is Americanized. Love it.

[@brandonaston301]

Quacamole definitely makes the 7 layer dip. I probably wouldn’t put avocado on top but instead just do shredded mexican style cheese. Avocado slices are also great on tortas chicken milanesa.

[@bamachine]

Had a great chicken torta from our local authentic Mexican restaurant yesterday. Chicken, onions, tomato, avocado and jalapeno...mmm, now I am hungry again.

[@nullakjg767]

7 layer dip is great because its really whatever you want in it. everything is optional or can be substituted for your preference. the classic is usually "ground beef, refried beans, sour cream, guac, salsa, shredded cheese, topped with spring onion/black olives on top for garnish/flavor. can also just remove the beef to make it vegetarian.

[@bigplanett]

Daz would love the episode where Jolly try Whataburger.

[@lwilliamsj7]

I was at H-E-B (grocery store in Texas) & they told me their busiest days or the day before Thanksgiving & the day before the Super Bowl.

[@marijane-xh5cu]

19:41 aiden "I don't like messy foods"....says NO ONE

[@annamariavalatka636]

OMG he's so picky!!!

[@smbonna]

Their vid opening/info said that they were at Prairie Fire in West London.

[@Tommytwotimes345]

You guys should review the restaurant

[@denevaflath1397]

The restaurant is in London. That was stated at the beginning of this video.

[@Heyyou853]

it,s in London this Restaurant boys,enjoy the taste of America

[@GatBlackistan]

Aden has those young taste buds. He'll branch out as he ages. I'd love to see you all eat at this restaurant!

[@MoejiiOsmanTV]

Ya he’s in the young 20s bland stage still

[@gr8babyshay]

I gotta disagree. If he was 10 I’d say young taste buds. He just doesn’t seem adventurous and unwilling to go out of his comfort zone.

[@kelliehatch1712]

Not everyone uses the same 7 layers. Some trade out quac and put in tomato or take out spring oniion and add sliced black olives, some people use minced lettuce, sour cream, etc. Or some people make 5 or 6 layer dip. It's a very customizable, very delicious dish. Try making it your own only with things you like. Once you try it you'll be hooked.

[@dochollidaysraidersintel6466]

Shrimp cocktail, garlic butter shrimp, jalapeño poppers, BBQ Ribs, twice baked potatoes and stuffed mushrooms are my favorite SB snacks.

[@ronhansen9408]

The restaurant is Prairie Fire at The Wood Lane Arches London.

[@homersimpsonsfatguyhat9541]

KC is famous for brisket and burnt ends, and both are amazing. A bit of trivia - cheese dip was invented in Arkansas. The World Cheese Dip Championship is held in Little Rock.

[@BlaauwLog]

You guys should watch them try Texas BBQ for the first time!

[@AC-ni4gt]

I love how the British cam crew were mind-blown faster than the foodgasms. Luke and Adam had the best reactions with Josh and Olly. Though it is a pity that there isn't a beer mug for Daz.

[@diggity1039]

What's Aidan's favorite food? Baby food? Plain bread? His own farts?

[@janesmith146]

seems obvious!!!!!! @@

[@spirituallyyoujustbeenx185]

I love the dad. He's more American than most Americans. He reminds me of the old fashion American dads. But British.

[@karlsmith2570]

8:09 "I Don't Like Avocado" Don't feel bad, Aiden I don't fancy Avocado, either

[@annamariavalatka636]

Ikr!

[@cinb3448]

I thought they said the restaurant was in England. It is called Prairie Fire I believe. Wherever it is, the food looks amazing!

[@jimreeves9510]

These are snacks that people would make to watch the game at home and have friends over. Super Bowl Party!🎉

[@derred723]

There is NO knife and fork. You do get messy. This is not for the pretentious. Super Bowl is a time to not worry about getting messy.

[@justinbutler1196]

Thank y'all for listening and trying to make changes where it's most needed.

[@SophieVictoria.]

😊

[@ObelixCMM]

Thanks for fixing volume 😉I like the table

[@janesmith146]

Praire Fire....in UK!!!!!!!!!

[@lazyblazer]

Yep, London

[@sicily7220]

I know what we do, when we make ribs for finger food, we cook it slightly longer to ensure it stays on the bone. Not sure if anyone does it....

[@brendanfahey6165]

The crew should take it to the road and visit Prairie Fire in London

[@dochollidaysraidersintel6466]

Are these the guys who introduce biscuits and gravy to British kids? That video is really funny

[@ObelixCMM]

Yes

[@JodiLWK]

I enjoyed your reactions! I love the food videos! Sophie cracked me up with the knife and fork comment. 😂Hilarious!

[@EMD1028]

Yea same here, she is an odd ball. Sweet kn the inside but has that hideous look on the outside

[@SophieVictoria.]

I always eat a burger with a knife and fork! Too messy ha 😂

[@RevPeterTrabaris]

What a fun video. As usual, Aidan and Sophie turn their noses up at the majority of things on the menu. That's okay, to each their own. Regarding those huge hot dogs with that much stuff on top, Sophie and Aidan, I would likely lean way forward, take one bite and then use my knife and fork for the rest of it. I don't like food dripping all over myself either. But Daz, I can't go with you on the wings. If I have wings, I want both parts of the "V". So much fun, you guys. Peace

[@honeyhernandez91]

Daddy bloke is like me . We like our food the same.

[@Shadowcub69]

Just straight chili cheese hotdogs here, but the grocery stores are empty of snacks when the Bowl is coming on. Its a last big party for the whole country to celebrate together before we all get back to work.

[@rileyfam]

This is Prarie Fire at the Wood Lane Arches in London.

[@annamariavalatka636]

I think it's permanently closed 😢😢

[@TheDeadStretch]

7:07 "This mouse is shit" I'm telling you yous gotta learn the keyboard shortcuts. You can Pause/Play with the Spacebar and go back/forward with the arrow keys. The arrow keys scroll in increments of 5 seconds.

[@daniellehuston7959]

America!! It's the SUPER BOWL!!!!

[@kathleenchilcote9127]

Chili, wings, bbq, dips, chips, and subs are what we usually have for the super owl.

[@twenty3enigma]

The Buffalo wings should have had blue cheese dressing, not ranch. If he was going to have ranch, blue cheese should have been offered as well. Y'know?

[@ObelixCMM]

Restaurant is Prairie Fire at The Wood Lane Arches, London

[@honda86tb]

Looks and sounds great

[@Ameslan1]

Is Sophie a sports fan also? Gaynor hear that? Looks like Office Bloke Aiden, Sophie and Office Bloke Daz need to try your 7 layer dip! That would be a great try video for you guys to see if Aiden can be converted to like that!

[@SophieVictoria.]

Im not really into sports but I wouldn’t say no to going for the food and atmosphere 😊

[@Ameslan1]

@@SophieVictoria.Very good! :)

[@screwylooygaming]

They don't say the name of the place, but briefly show it in the first couple minutes, it's called "Prairie Fire" in west London.

[@ModestoTalavera]

thank you. I love them they are funny

[@bear9419]

I ❤️ watching you’lls reaction videos!!

[@GodLovesComics]

2:27 Michael saying "American football [fans] are much less aggressive [than soccer fans]" is kind of hilarious. There's nothing about hooliganism to be proud about, but being an opposing fan in many NFL stadiums can be very dangerous, especially when the games end and people are heading to the parking lots. About ten years ago a 49'ers fan was shot twice in the stomach by two Raiders fans after a game, and another 49'ers fan was shot in the face at the same game. "Another violent crime happened inside the stadium itself during the game. A 26-year-old man was assaulted to the point of unconsciousness in the bathroom during the fourth quarter. He was taken to the hospital and his injuries are life-threatening." And in baseball: A San Francisco Giants fan was beaten so badly after a game that he suffered brain damage and permanent disability. Again, absolutely nothing to be proud of and college football rivalries which often feel more intense still remain largely civil, but in the end deranged sports fans abound everywhere.

[@theobnoxiousguy3425]

If you have to go back 10 years ago than it's not that dangerous lol.

[@crbr1432000]

Sometimes foods truly have to be tried before opinions can be made. But, I'll be the first to say if I don't like it. Lol. Thanks for this guys. The quality of the volume on these reactions today was much better and I like your new table. Enjoy you guys so much.

[@craignickum6551]

Aidan should be lashed for not liking spring onion and avocado

[@Vendrix86]

this restaurant is called Prairie Fire in London, just a train ride away for you guys

[@BeboRulz]

The restaurant is called Prairie Fire & is in the UK, London if memory serves but not positive

[@Notsosweetstevia]

I gotta say, I think the table takes up far too much of the frame. But good on you for trying something new.

[@lindacarroll6896]

They are at Prairie Fire which is the same place they did the BBQ with uni students segment and it is in London.

[@Mtndude76]

Beer is great in a frosted 🍺 they have handles your hand never gets cold, next beer another frosted mug, keep em coming.

[@w9gb]

“Prairie Fire” restaurant is in the UK (owner American from Kansas).

[@wallybacon22]

I think the restaurant is called Prairie Fire

[@annamariavalatka636]

I think it's closed permanently 😢

[@KevinKillaKam]

I'm surprised they didn't do tornadoes. Merinated chicken bits, wrapped in bacon.

[@bradmcintire9347]

You definitely need to watch the Tex-Mex episode and the barbecue episode when they were in Texas. The ribs are so much better than what you're seeing here

[@AC-ni4gt]

That's just one version of ribs. I doubt you can shove a beef rib down while watching a football or sports game in general

[@josephbridges7470]

They are at Prairie Fire in London.

[@wendyhodges7172]

They are in the U.K. The guy that owns the place is from the U. S.

[@DC_Greed]

That place was in the UK, you might be able to find the place in the video notes or something.

[@davidweiss8710]

This place is in London and as a Texan I'd definitely go there if I was in London.

[@gregrambo606]

You won the bet Daz. It's called Prairie Fire, West London, Wood Lane. I think the guy is from Kansas City.

[@ronnierodriguez6247]

We love our food as you see you guy love it too

[@michaeloliver1039]

Prairie Fire Catering Ltd Located in the heart of Westfield White City just copied and pasted this, no idea where that is, London I think, but I love the pride they have in their food. They really want folks to love it there.❤

[@SilvanaDil]

I can't help smiling.

[@bobbimccain2385]

I can’t believe how much food Aidan doesn’t like. It’s either, too spicy, too salty, too sweet or just looks wrong & he’d never try it. Was it hard to get him off baby food to solid foods? Jus’ kidding’ Aidan! My bad..lol Life is short & you only live once. American “plastic cheese” keeps getting mentioned in the reaction videos, let me explain~~ A package of American cheese has like 24 slices of individually wrapped single slices, the plastic wrapper keeps the slices from sticking to each other. I, myself, don’t care for the taste of American cheese, so I always ask for sharp cheddar on my burgers. We have large dairy cases in the supermarket aisles with tons of specialty cheeses. The state of Wisconsin packages many specialty cheeses. Processed Cheese in a can is for young children tastes buds who have not really acquired a taste yet. It is best for squirting on top of their celery sticks. Queso dips are made from Monterrey Jack cheese, not processed Velvetta. Take my word for it, America is not hurting for great tasting cheese. Some would be would be Provolone, Monterrey Jack, Mozzarella, Brie, Cheddar, Sharp Cheddar, Colby, Parmesan, Parmigiano Reggiano & Swiss. It’s probable that the bad cheese put down comes from the same people who claims America doesn’t have any culture. We may not have 800 year old homes, Castles & Churches but we’ve come a long way in our 400 or so years. God has blessed our Nation with beauty & many riches, and for that we are thankful.