Broccoli Makes Him Panic | Addicted to Beans and Chips | Freaky Eaters (UK) S3 E3 | Only Human

[@anlenguy7857]

Tom Bull is the least whiny of the freaky eaters I've watched so far. He stayed positive and worked hard. What motivation! I think I like this episode best. Thank you for uploading.

[@leonbanks5728]

Same here. Have you seen the burnt sausages episode?

[@mayceeleblanc]

honestly i like how cooperative he is, he didn’t really give them any trouble and he was willing

[@francoisbeaulieu6357]

and he was funny too

[@mayceeleblanc]

Francois Beaulieu idk anymore lmao, i watched this 9 months ago

[@andysnider6984]

It is simpler to just comply with the experts instead of fighting against them.

[@koisneurotypical]

The US and UK versions are so different. The UK version is much more analytical- for example, let's walk through some historic gardens as a metaphor on your life. The US version is like- here are ten tons of beans dumped in front of you- now walk through them with bare feet. lol. Also, the UK version of a show spans four weeks, where the US version spans four DAYS. Again, showing the huge differences in our culture. You can't undo a lifetime of bad eating in four days, although the US participants do a good job of it. I enjoy the UK version a lot more, because it's more thoughtfully put together.

[@msbellydancagirl]

So true and I agree.

[@tristanbulluss9386]

The UK version eats shit.

[@wasabi_646]

7 days fucktard

[@oren1305]

+Sydney Flanigan One week is still not going to make a difference compared to four weeks, though. I definitely prefer the UK version when I want things more analyzed and planned out. The US version is short and better for time-crunch.

[@tiffany4518]

Sydney Flanigan It is 7 days, thanks for letting others know but I don’t think harsh language is really necessary

[@BleedTheRic]

I don't know why they always have them try vegetables as the first thing, why not start them off with fruits. Much more enjoyable in my opinion

[@BubbahBacon]

Americo Sculati definitely

[@theemoturtle2019]

Americo Sculati well. Think about it. Most of these habits start as a kid. Kids just dont like veggies.

[@estefani6206]

Americo Sculati i like vegetables better than fruits

[@Frevsh]

better for you as well

[@JanPLopez]

First two tried were fruits however : cucumber & tomato.

[@theeturtle87]

I was expecting JJ Virgin and then I realized this is the UK.

[@yinbiamaleboba2119]

alissa metwo

[@fictionalreality3238]

At least the hair colours are the same.

[@a_walking_mood6489]

Yinbi Amaleboba me too

[@gummybear207]

That's exactly what I did xD

[@hajarioulg3036]

alissa lol jj VIRGIN

[@terriesmith8219]

Milk and beans, eh. Don't get stuck in an elevator with this guy.

[@fatouc.8112]

💀💀

[@deadpeach07]

Why ?

[@normaldude6699]

Lol diarhheaaaa

[@lozannevanniekerk5489]

You make me laugh but true lol

[@octo.lina69]

@@deadpeach07 Gas😷

[@jcel4378]

He genuinely seems like a good guy. I wish him all the best.

[@sara.3042]

That's a lovely turnaround for this man. It's wonderful to hear him say that he's enjoying eating and see him enjoying cooking for his friends.

[@chasiabinney2237]

Who else watches these videos and are like "they're really eating unhealthy stuff" while eating junk food on your bed

[@redvelvet9899]

Chasia Binney #FIRSTSUBSCRIBER

[@danahaqrawi6980]

Me

[@Anagomez_starr]

Chasia Binney me xD

[@kittyrainbow8120]

Me😳😳😳😳😳 😂

[@seeableuniverse7623]

omg that's literally me!!

[@sarahb5464]

The fact that his parents never even taught him how to use silverware properly is horrifying. Even that creates such a barrier to entry for trying new things, if he's intimidated by something as basic as a fork. He was a good sport, especially considering how much he had to deal with outside of the food itself

[@bcaye]

He says he knows how to use a fork, but nothing else. He never ate anything else, how would they teach him

[@babycakes8434]

He didn't need a knife or spoon. Nothing horrifying about it. I think the sad thing is that the guy never tried different foods, and now he has to hide it from other people.

[@ladyfaith9347]

Is it me, or is mum modeycoddling him, he’s a grown man, not a child. And she’s enabling this behaviour.

[@zoranabanana]

this is my favourite video by far. he’s such a likeable guy and seems genuinely sweet.. hope he managed to build up that confidence and not let the anxiety get in the way

[@foreveralone3224]

1) He is adorable 2) WHY ARE THEY WASTING SO MUCH FOOD???? and 3) I really want some chips now

[@kayholley]

1) same 2) same 3) same

[@hannahbaxter8825]

With some beans and egg

[@Stick_Chronic]

You just called a grown man adorable💀

[@Skipz0rz]

the british version of these kinds of shows tend to shit all over the US version, so much less melodramatic and more about the people

[@MissIrisMoon]

Why do they always give them broccoli? Even tons of non-picky eaters don't like broccoli!

[@simpleplanfan27]

Ebutuoy I love broccoli!

[@munterboy9298]

Ebutuoy I don’t like broccoli but I still force myself to eat it.

[@transrightspanda]

i love broccoli

[@ratticustheratman4747]

It’s one of those things where if they can try a “demon food” even bough I love broccoli then he can try anything

[@memymo1310]

It's to vary his palette.

[@j.a3889]

I was crying towards the end. I'm so happy for you. Now all that fear towards food everyday are gone and I can see he is so much happier and free.

[@Jiyolen]

this mom is too soft if she made him eat it when he was young then he wouldnt have this problem

[@beebawing179]

"you can have that after your veggies" and if the kid just straight up starves himself then they could have taken him to a child psychiatrist when he was young, but something tells me his parents don't see or care much about the psychological aspect.

[@seanhaney8748]

I've watched so many of these lately, and it always seems to be the result of poor parenting.

[@mayceeleblanc]

i disagree, would u rather force food into ur kids mouth if they don’t like it? yeah at least try it, if they don’t like it, they can spit it out, but would u rather ur kid starve or eat(even if it isn’t the healthiest) so i agree and disagree at the same time

[@megariz89]

maycee leblanc my parents gave me the choice of starve or eat what I was given. We weren’t allowed to leave the table until we at least ate our veggies. We learned quickly to get over ourselves and eat what we were given

[@mayceeleblanc]

EVA0527 well we were obviously raised different

[@Authenticallyathena]

I have always been a picky eater but watching these has made me feel like a normal eater. I mean 26 years with only beans, fries, and milk(gross). The world is full of amazing foods and he is really missing out.

[@kristinamilbach1170]

I would miss fruit, cheese, and some veggies so much!

[@Shmoobiex3]

At this rate there is gonna be someone on the show addicted to eating salt and I wouldn't be surprised

[@patriciac4245]

Wolf Noodles they'd be dead

[@kayholley]

How can he not like his beans touching his chips? That's the best part!

[@diannt9583]

Makes them soggy. I understand that.

[@hannahbaxter8825]

I used to be like that but grew out of it

[@forrestfey]

A lot of children dont like different types of food touching or mixing.

[@kayholley]

@@forrestfey he's 29-

[@sabinastanescu1523]

@@kayholley 26*

[@JJuli]

The UK version is better than the US version imo. The psychologist isn't just off the cuff, and they're not trying to get in and get out within like 4 days or a week, regardless of if they've helped the person or not. The psychologist really went deep and asked good and insightful questions, rather than just screaming DENIAL or whatever. They waste just as much food though, it makes me ashamed as a human...

[@ivanhozjan7137]

Also, I somehow get the sense that UK version is more likely to be genuine. As you've already mentioned, 4 weeks vs. 4 days after which these people are supposed to eat a proper meal at a celebration, but also the way that American freaky eaters are surprised by the encounter with JJ and Mike after being exposed to 2 cameras and a microphone for at least a minute without taking a notice, part of the cast never changing the clothes in some episodes...

[@harryherming540]

Obviously, American TV is utter drivel.

[@JasonQiuMusic]

It’s so heartening to see his realization that he needed to stop being taken care of and grow up.

[@camillamiranda3908]

The want him to start changing his habits and start with a cucumber? That's so dumb! The point at the beginning is to give him variety. They could start with pasta or soup and put small pieces of vegetables in it. Once he loses the fear he could eat just the vegetables if he wants! They could even put vegetables with beans cooked togheter.

[@Truecrimeresearcher224]

Or start in his comfort zone. Potatoes cooked a different way as a start

[@DaniHGirl]

Exactly. At least when JJ approacheds it she begins with healthier but similar alternatives. Its like trying to trick the mind.

[@jbbruti7354]

Out of any veggie though, i think cucumber is probably the best starting point. It’s a very mild, almost watery flavor which seems ideal rather than something like a pepper or tomato.

[@bcaye]

You don't get it. People with these restrictive eating problems resist *any* other foods. Sometimes you just have to get them to eat *anything* out of their comfort zone.

[@grunclepossum6967]

I appreciate what this show is doing, but seeing them waste all of that food just to show someone how much they eat in a year is driving me crazy. Can't they just use diagrams and donate all that to a food pantry/charity? Even if it might be on the unhealthy side, some food is better than no food for people who go without.

[@evillttlimp]

To be fair, at least there are bowls/containers, unlike the other show where someone just dumps it all in the trash or a pit or something. We can at least hope maybe some of it gets eaten.

[@2mchen75]

Charlotte Cumberbatch or get donated to the poor and starving people

[@rileypage8813]

senegalus ii

[@JanPLopez]

I would not give that ' food ' to my enemy !

[@adorablegirl1559]

senegalus or show it but not spill it or something that prevents it from being reusable

[@0manderijn0]

That birthday present for his mom at the end was the sweetest thing!

[@erinm6913]

I’m impressed with his stand up routine. I would have passed out 😵

[@AussieBrit]

I have watched over a dozen of these programmes now and I always think of an Australian doctor who once said that.."no toddler with purposely starve themselves". If parents provide a child with food they like and NOTHING ELSE you set them up for life with problematic eating disorders, as is evident in many of the episodes. Parents take note. YOU are the ones who buy, prepare and present food to toddlers and children, so the outcomes are YOUR FAULT.

[@therealdoge4760]

It isn't as bad as those other diets of pure burgers

[@ttttiiimmy10bit]

His mum seems absolutely full of anxiety, it doesn't help with stuff like this imo.

[@katr9923]

Maybe it's not fair, but I keep wondering how parents give in and let there kids this way. I was a picky eater and had to sit at the table until I had at least 5 bites of everything on the plate. Sometimes I was at the table for hours. Tough love? Well I have a varied diet and try new things all the time. Different generations maybe. My parents thought wasting food was a crime and my grandparents told stories of the Depression and having NO food. I hate wasting food to this day and HATE having to throw something away.

[@Joxii]

Isn't it weird how the body will reject food that it hasn't had for a while?

[@jeongbalsancat]

I know that for alcohol, if I tend to drink soju then drink whisky I can't handle it, but if I go through a period where my drink of choice is whisky, afterwards I drink three shots soju and I'm out and get a massive hangover. For foods though, I have something I haven't had in a while and have had more "I've forgotten how good this was" moments than rejections

[@Faithandlive492]

It’s not the body, it’s the mind 🧠

[@watermelonineasterhay]

@@Faithandlive492 it's actually the stomach as well, it's just not used to breaking down things it's not used to

[@deadmeme5618]

80% of comments: where mike dow and jj virgin at? 10% of comments: about the food 10% of comments: actually good comments.

[@evillttlimp]

I guess 80% of people expect Mike and JJ to fly back and forth to film both shows

[@meplife7313]

goes to show people don't have a clue what they're watching. lol. If they can't tell the difference between US and UK accents they have a problem.

[@11redlions]

SHE CALLS HERSELF VIRGIN, AND THATS WHY THESE TOOLS ARE LOOKING FOR HER.

[@Jersey.D3vil201]

I had the same issue as Tom; it's called macrocytic anemia. Mine was caused by a vitamin B12 deficiency, and they way they're explaining it, it sounds like Tom might have the same. Mine had gotten so bad that I was getting neuropathy in extremities, which led me to the doctor. No permit damage was done, but it's possible. I'm glad Tom decided to improve his diet. Anxiety and phobias are so difficult to overcome, so it took a lot of courage to do this.

[@noelle7735]

he is so sweet. compared to the others on this show he's so willing!

[@ellalegatti-mcguire442]

hes a man child!! theres a big difference haha he literally talks and acts no more than a 11 y/o

[@hollyhocks7360]

He has a strange eating disorder. Quite sad as it obviously stresses him. He seems a lovely young man who is trying really hard. Well done you .

[@alaynaalayna5755]

Omg it's the parents fault. They don't know how to say no. Smhh

[@tomlevine338]

💯

[@heraclestheodoros2518]

Yes blame the negligent parents who are irresponsible. If I were his father I would force him to eat meat 🍖.

[@suplada]

So far this is the best ep of Freaky Eaters I've watched. Tom at first was very juvenile with his habits and protected by his family, but he was very willing to change...in order to grow up. Breakthrough was the skydiving exercise. Happy for him and his family.

[@darithtuy1996]

I'm in tears that's no way to live so proud of him what an accomplishment!!!

[@TRIIGGAVELLI]

"I don't know how I started eating beans and chips"...you're from the UK dude.

[@TheSnuffy1994]

He is such a likeable person. I hope he gets a lot better

[@summercucumber4964]

I had a friend as a kid who had a similar issue with eating in front of people. The types of foods they ate were varied and normal, but the couldn't stand eating with others. Hated restaurants, had to eat at their desk in their room rather than at the table with their family, couldn't even have a snack with other kids. Anything but solitude during a meal resulted in a panic attack.

[@kristineplummer7607]

I sometimes wonder why they cant let them dip a carrot or broccoli in a tiny bit of dressing or something to make it more palatable. But then I remember that dressing would probably be an incredibly complex mix of flavors for them at first ON TOP of already having to try a new vegetable.

[@deadpeach07]

Why not dip it in beans

[@cincin4515]

Reality show impact.

[@beckymoore8162]

The stand up thing was the most awkward thing I've ever seen, I'd kill anyone who asked me to do that.

[@kristineplummer7607]

I would've DIED of embarrassment !

[@ChocolateMouse7]

When his mum said he never started eating meat or cheese or anything like that...... so you’re telling me that as soon as he was old enough to eat solid food you just gave him beans and chips...... crikey

[@tomlevine338]

Yep that’s parenting at it’s finest 👌

[@acatalepsy8030]

If he eats that many beans, he must fart a lot 😂 c'mon someone had to say it😂

[@foodpuff8582]

Wouldn’t want to live with him 😷

[@bcaye]

Actually, when I was vegetarian and ate tons of beans and legumes, I found I did have more gas but it wasn't smelly. Something different in the microorganisms I suppose.

[@heraclestheodoros2518]

If he was in my home I would force him to eat meat 🍖. I can’t stand picky eaters like him. If he does not eat the food I prepare I will fucking kick him out and throw him out of my house like a pile of trash 🗑.

[@ultraboombean]

Yeah beans tear me up

[@janedoe7229]

Nora M. I wonder if his body just adapted to it tho.

[@BerneBear]

mother gets all emotional but its her and her husbands fault.

[@JanPLopez]

EXACTLY ! Oh boy. 😒.

[@totisalto3827]

Absolutely true

[@Thindoublechin]

Curious Berne yep they were too easy on him. I was brought up with the idea that not eating or refusing to try what was put in fron of you was disrespectful. So if I refused to eat at a meal time I would be disciplined.

[@TonyBlack14]

Yep!

[@Aki2024.]

I think they spoiled him. They should have starve him when he was jobless and when he gets really hungry, I'm sure he will eat anything inside their refrigerator.

[@ricardosoto5750]

In my household this guy would have gone to bed without dinner. You ate what was made for dinner, parents have alot of the blame for letting this happen.

[@fencesittinggriftertim5905]

With a diet of beans,chips and milk,his fart would smell like the death ripper’s breath😂😂😂😂

[@SuperHankss]

This guy is adorable :D Wish him the best.

[@mollyspurgeon8469]

" I've taken baby bites of that and I need a plateful or at least decent portion. So I'm a million miles from where I should be."Man you could really feel how disappointed he was in himself right there. It's not something he's trying to do or doing just because he's picky. He really is disappointed in himself for being this way. I felt for him right there.

[@AsToldByKrista]

I loved this episode! Tom did so well and really faced everything head on. He was very open to the experience and that speaks to the success he’s had. I got emotional at the end when his family said they were proud of him and he hadn’t heard that from his dad as much before that. The only thing I can’t believe is the foods they first had him try! Give him something good….like an apple or orange. To make him more confident. Starting people off with veggies like broccoli is a good way to put them off trying other foods. Glad it didn’t stop him though!

[@bryansl0587]

That was a thoughtful gift at the end. I hope he continues to do well.

[@CrochetCrochetJoyJoy]

I love that garden Felix took him to, with the big walls and winding steps. Where is that?

[@baguettelover8841]

I would never be able to eat the same 2 foods for 26 years XD

[@itiswhatitis141]

uk shows seem so much more balanced and calm and just better

[@cynicalnina]

I'm more concerned that he is a single, almost thirty year old man still living with his parents.

[@ivanhozjan7137]

European reality, dude. Apart from students that rent a flat during the college in other parts of the country, 80 % of my compatriots don't move away from their parents before 30.

[@taraclarissa]

He doesn't look 26. So far, he's the most unhealthy looking person I've seen in this series.

[@Thindoublechin]

The bacon and burgers lady is 29 and looks 45. He doesn't look horrible.

[@altheazabala8092]

@@Thindoublechin true

[@teannaburse6484]

he probably makes really good fries

[@toastedmarshmallowkitty]

I would have had a panic attack if I had to do that comedy routine thing

[@lasos1034]

oh shit, at least he doesnt eat raw meat XD

[@TommyFatFingers-ve4pl]

This is the episode that inspired me to change. Cheers 🍻 I was 23/24 and took myself to an arbys for breakfast the next day - it was a struggle but I managed a few bites and got some dodgy looks for leaving a near full plate. That was the 1st time I used a knife and fork! It's been just over 10 years now and my life has improved in so many ways but my eating was the main thing holding me back. It's so weird to think you can have a phobia of food

[@tha1boodge]

His mum sounds like Sharon Osbourne. I keep expecting her to yell "Ozzy!"

[@ryanblack3285]

He looks so much healthier at the end. His skin is glowing!

[@IndominusMemoir]

x'D how can you WAIT 26 YEARS as a parent to FIX your childs diet???? wtf..

[@kristineplummer7607]

How can he be 26 and not change his own diet as well though.

[@algerino_3415]

Why do they always put the camera so high when the introduce the Doctors ?

[@dawho157]

hahahaha

[@Kevin-st2yh]

Wtf is that combination?

[@theemoturtle2019]

Kevin Stünkel (jokingly) beans, French fries and milk 😂

[@theemoturtle2019]

But no joke. You have a good point. The combination is just... Strange...

[@Matrlipa]

Beans and chips are really Nice together

[@hatercomments1782]

Kevin Stünkel same dafack is wrong with him??XDDD I better pour milk before cereal XDD

[@fictionalreality3238]

Kevin Stünkel my kind of combination 😂

[@cameronmm9872]

Trying new foods is one of my favourite things. I feel for these people.

[@kellystar6733]

The broccoli is severely over cooked ....it's yellow. It's basically baby food texture!

[@jakescar2404]

Kelly R that's the point considering chewing isnt normal to him.

[@sara.3042]

I have no idea why this show even gives them broccoli. I feel like that's one of the most hated foods all around. It's the food equivalent of taking someone who just learned to walk and asking them to run a marathon. lol

[@kayqueenbeanz]

Sara S. Wtf broccoli is one of the only really good veggies

[@jakerockznoodles]

Sara S. I love brocolli... Seriously, yummiest of all the greens. Peas are okay, but not up to the broc!

[@numberone5680]

Why don’t parents understand that any child will eat his food if he’s only offered that? Don’t make anything different. They will not starve themselves.

[@miamusic9739]

The combination actually tastes amazing

[@marywillis5986]

I haven’t made it very in this episode… but my gut is from the beginning… he’s the first born … the mom is the issue. Mommy’s boy and she didn’t make the same mistake with the next two. Reminds me of when I met my husbands boys. The oldest would only eat Mac n cheese, hotdogs, and ice cream for his first 10 years… the other 3 no issues. Then he met me and I wouldn’t put up with it. He’s 18 and eats practically everything. His mom ask me how I did it. 😂

[@jodyssbbwgirl9946]

I love broccoli!

[@probablyr0bin1]

he killed it with stand up, for him being his first time i bet he got more laughs there then some comedians got their whole career

[@vytautasgrubliauskas9935]

Wtf its 56 mins

[@damf5488]

Wtf its been 3 Years

[@rachelray2631]

I hate these shows! The amount of food they showcase to someone as an estimate of what they have ate for so much time is gone to waste! The amount of people that have nothing and are hungry would appreciate that!!!!

[@DaBoom1987]

His stand-up was actually pretty decent. Wish they'd shown the full 5 minutes.

[@nya5212]

The same thing happened to me when I was on a diet of just vegetables and meat. Nothing else. I tried to eat other foods and I would want to vomit but I just forced myself to eat foods my body didn’t wanna eat and now I’m over it. It’s not as easy as it seems.

[@alfrancis8]

Among all the episodes i've watched, at least he has a good attitude about trying to change. He genuinely looks like he wants to change.

[@Thinking.Of.Some.Handle]

What a sweet guy he is...wish him the best !!

[@djmag22]

guy can't eat anything but fries, chips, and baked beans. let's make him eat a plain piece of cucumber first. that will fix the problem. WTF. how about starting with something that at least has some flavor?

[@DaniHGirl]

I like how JJ at least gives them a healthier alternative that is kind of similar. This lady just goes straight for something completely different.

[@bcaye]

Interesting that you think cucumber has no flavor. To me it has a very distinct flavor.

[@junny2208]

Technically he is vegetarian right?? XD

[@JanPLopez]

Junk vegan - if the sugar in the canned beans is cruelty free.

[@Butterhooten]

Jan P. López I always assumed that baked beans were made with some type of meat stock. What is cruelty free sugar?

[@leenanguyen2610]

Jason Boado it's not common in Australia but I am aware of sugar companies in America using charcoal from animal bones during the purification process of sugar. Which would mean the sugar is no longer vegetarian/vegan. So that might be what they're referring to. I'm unsure of practices in the UK.

[@frejaboo]

UK baked beans are 100% vegan and are in a tomato sauce, not meat stock. :) So yeah technically he would be vegan

[@omgxwtfxily]

Leena Nguyen It's p much only really common in the grand ol' USA.

[@NoodlesNaruto]

Me: eight packs a day!? Also me: *stuffing my face with a huge bag of Doritos as I watch*

[@watermelonineasterhay]

His mouth must have been red raw

[@jonahperdue5704]

notice how everyone on these shows isn’t much older than 30... yeah, that’s because their diet kills them

[@sunbeam9222]

Mum ~ I always made sure to have in the house the food that he would eat ~I would have done exact opposite.

[@kamrul828]

Chips and beans reminds me of school dinners and the getting heartburn and indigestion.

[@cincin4515]

So where did he get the chips and beans to begin? In my house you eat what you're given or starve. Literally. No food until next meal.

[@AM09286]

I love beans and chips together - guilty pleasure!!!

[@babycakes8434]

Tom is such a sweetheart. I hope he is doing great with his new habbits.

[@amethysth.1913]

Its delicious beans and chips but not eating vegetables its like there is no happiness...But honestly this show is over dramatized.

[@xSk4nkHunt42x]

I’ve been eating baked beans as my main thing for the past week and I seriously feel crazy healthy. Better than when I ate only chicken breast. I go through phases, and I’m always addicted to one food but they change.

[@elizabethshaw734]

It's never a losing battle with a child! You are the grown ups. You don't battle them at the table you tell them to leave the table and when they say they're hungry you give them back their supper cold. Elizabeth MD Ph.D

[@emilyroberts3832]

If my parents had done that with me, I would literally have starved to death. My parents struggled to get me to eat anything at all, even things I liked, because I had (and still have) such severe sensory problems with food thanks to my autism. I've been underweight my entire life; my BMI is currently 19, and a healthy BMI is between 20 and 25. 19 is actually high for me; my average is 17-18.

[@amadcarrot]

My father did that to me. Ask me how close my relationship is with him as an adult. Oh never mind, you put your credentials down, you must know everything

[@bananacake059]

The only thing that makes me mad is that they throw away the food. That’s A LOT of food that could feed dozens of homeless/struggling people

[@cassiejoyner6632]

This should have way more views, likes, and subs!

[@byunminho4129]

JAZMIN BEAAAAN

[@phoenixisntcrazy3182]

It’s so funny how whenever I scroll through the UK version comments, everyone always asks about JJ Virgin and Mike Dow, but not once has anyone on the US version asked where the UK docs are 😂

[@nicoleyakoub514]

I always wonder what they do with all the “shock” food ?😂🥘

[@nunusakura5643]

I want to hope all of it is fake

[@S1lv3rEyez]

Tom Bull: hmm what weird food combo’s can I think of? His Tom brain: Chips and beans bro

[@jamie4372]

When you're expecting JJ Virgin (And the other guy who's name I forgot), then realize that this is the UK vision.

[@jamie4372]

Lol, and I'm from Brighton too. 😂😂

[@channellebzee7412]

Mike dow

[@Evie170]

They could start him out with baked potatoes and haricot beans, spaghetti with tomato pasta sauce. And then mix in some cooked vegetables with the pasta sauce, like capsicum, zuchinni and extra tomato. And some vegetables to top the baked potato. Like sweetcorn, capsicum, grated carrot, chopped beetroot and green peas.

[@rebeccareyna4137]

They forgot to teach him how to chew first! 😂 poor thing

[@Happyheart146]

It was lovely to see the change in him. Made me smile. Good for him.

[@timecrisis808]

I would like to see the entire episode of the girl addicted to Diet Coke and bread.