South African Reacts to Brits try Texas Tomahawk Steak for the first time!

[@andrelee7081]

In case you're wondering Key lime pie is kinda like a lime custard pie, made from the key lime, grown in the Florida Keys region in the US.

[@SargNickFury]

And Key limes are not like most limes they are limes on steroids....one tiny keylime is equal like 7-8 regular limes for sourness.

[@giljensen1132]

You can also get them from Egypt sorted food has a great episode on key lime pie

[@ThePositive0ne1]

Oh my goodness I haven't even seen the video and they're talking about key lime pie. Key lime pie is one of my all time favs.

[@pillarofdawn]

Key Lime Pie is one of the most simple yet satisfying pies to make. Its one of my favorites

[@121476]

Don't come to Texas in the summer. It's too hot. Spring, late autumn or even winter are much better!

[@SykoGam6r]

Everyone speaking about where to go and here's a person obviously from here speaking about when which is the most important thing especially if you are going to site see

[@MarieL10]

You’ve been warned not to come to Texas between the end of April and the beginning of November. Not only is it very hot and humid but that’s hurricane season. Especially in coastal Texas ( Houston). If it wasn’t for air conditioning most people wouldn’t want to live here. Although we didn’t have an air conditioner in our home or car when I was growing up. That was over 50 yrs ago. 🥵🥵🥵🧓🏻👍🏻

[@sarahberke7194]

In Amarillo,Texas they have a steak house that offers a 72 OZ steak with all the trimmings, if you can eat it all then it's free. Also just east of town you can visit the Cadillac Ranch 😊❤😂

[@laurenwillett8515]

As a Texan, born and raised, all the Texas love is making me so happy!

[@tanifstephenson]

I am a grit. Girl raised in Texas. I currently find myself stuck in Colorado. It’s great, but it’s ain’t Texas. I can’t wait to go home! These videos make me homesick. 😊

[@IvIidnight]

Burger that will make you make inappropriate noises: -toasted bottom bun -sour cream -bacon -pickles (I prefer sweet or a spicy bread and butter, but whichever you prefer) -patty -slice sharp white cheddar -pineapple ring (fresh or canned) -Sweet Baby Ray's (or your favorite brown sugar/KC Masterpiece style bbq sauce) -toasted top bun

[@jonograhamreacts]

will give this a go!!

[@mikeakey3358]

I feel so much better watching you get jealous lol. Just knowing there's another bro out there that would punch a baby for a meal like this does my heart good 😂😂😂

[@colleenmonell1601]

Texas is a great destination to see America. I think Josh and Ollie did a great job with location and destinations. You MUST try Terry Blacks and Buc-ees. You should also try and plan a vacation when the Rodeo is in town. I am not from Texas but I have family there and I don't think Austin is the greatest representation of "Texas". They are more just about keeping it weird. I think you are looking for more of the Cowboy experience and not the hippie experience.

[@yeah_noface]

nah, I'm born and raised in Texas, lived in Houston, Dallas, and live in Austin now -- it's the best kind of mix of Texan and 'hippie experience' 😂 you can find anything you like here, and the live music and food scene is second to none

[@kaseylewis2859]

No way! Austin is amazing! It has everything. It’s laid back, and always a great time. I grew up in TX, have lived all over. I’m now about an hour from Austin. It’s exactly where I take all of our visitors, who aren’t from TX. Great food, music, outdoors, breweries, and close to other great areas.

[@NorthernXY]

Make sure to let them know you're not from the States. We in the US have a thing about out doing other people, especially when it comes to hospitality. Just mentioned you liked something from somewhere else and the Yank will take it as a challenge, "Oh yeah, if you like Louisiana (another great food state) crawfish then you'll love .

[@1OldBuzzard]

I like them so rare that a good veterinarian could save it. We live in Southeast Texas but grew up in Southwest Louisiana. We grew up only 70 miles from here. We got the best of both worlds. Cajun food in Louisiana and awesome BBQ in Texas. Enjoy your visit to the Austin area. Our two daughters live there.

[@DeusEx1977]

If you go to Texas, there are quite a few Brazilian steak houses. It's a meeting of two great beef cultures - Brazilian and Texan. All you can eat steak. There are KZbin videos on Fogo de Chao you can watch as well.

[@ellavarnes2392]

I find it kinda adorable at how frustrated you get watching these food videos with Josh and Ollie. I hope you find some really good food when you come to the states. Hint about Mexican food if you want to try it when in Texas....the best Mexican food you will ever find either comes from a food truck or, believe it or not, from a gas station. There is something to be said about authentic Mexican tacos...and they are cheap, usually around 2 bucks a piece...just watch it when adding any salsa, it can get really spicy depending on who makes it!

[@travisstoll3582]

Food trucks and gas station restaurants are by FAR better than franchised Mexican restaurants here in Texas.

[@liamengram6326]

Look for carts under interstate transfers. Lol

[@b.slocumb7763]

If you go to Austin and rent a car, drive down to San Antonio for some excellent Mexican food (find a smaller mom and pop kind of place, but you can enjoy some time at the places along the river, too). Also, stop at New Braunfels near San Antonio for a bit of a Texas German experience.

[@DarkEnv2]

I’m Medium Rare for steak. I’m fine if it’s rare or medium as well but Medium Rare is perfect to me. I’d definitely recommend flying into Austin and doing a trip around that area. You’ve got Dallas, Fort Worth, Waco, San Antonio and Houston all within reach of Austin. We just did our first Texas trip that way and it was awesome. We ended up going to a small town called Leona and ate at Leona’s General Store to get steak. It’s a true real Texas experience going there. They’re open only 3 days a week and they serve steak for 2 of the days. It’s not a fancy restaurant but it was one of the best steaks I’ve ever eaten.

[@timothygavit3257]

Ya'll absolutely have to add the San Antonio River Walk to your trip. It is a must when traveling to Texas! it is the #1 Attraction in Texas and is well worth your time.

[@meaders2002]

@Jono Graham Reacts Key Lime pie originated in the Florida Keys, a tiny string of islands originating from the tip of Florida, going westward into the Gulf of Mexico. On these islands grows a tiny lime whose juice when combined with condensed milk slightly reduced and poured into a pieshell makes a sweet and tart, tender-curd custard barely half the density of a cheesecake.

[@invisigoth510]

My uncle likes what is known as a blue steak. It’s just been warmed thru & is just shy of raw I like medium rare Key lime pie is a lime custard pie made from the juice of the key lime. Key limes are also called Mexican limes. They are very small limes If you don’t have access to key limes. You can approximate the taste of key limes by making a concoction of 2 parts lemon juice to one part regular lime juice

[@pamforrester844]

Suddenly my burger in a bag for lunch looks horrible! Thanks for the video and commentary you do it right

[@MsKestrela]

I like my steak what the chefs call, "blue"...charred on the outside, cool red on the inside. Basically, raw. You get the smoky flavor from the char, and all the juice from the meat.

[@philos34002]

I tell them to just slap the cow on the ass as it walks by the fire LOL

[@Lee_Forre]

Brother, if nyc is too much, try Philadelphia or Boston. Both are beautiful smaller cities, but both very historic and tremendous food cities. Chicago is great too. Enjoy your time here when you can. Cheers

[@mymacintyre]

Too much crime in Philly and Chicago.

[@justchillin6793]

A key lime is grown in southern Florida and is more bitter/sour than other limes

[@nickwilliamson4497]

As a man from Texas that loves steak, just got done butchering a whole cow for the first time, and be told "you have an apprenticeship here whenever you want to show up". That is Texas steaks

[@nancaraway8413]

I live in Texas, but I do not live in Austin because Austin is weird 😂🤣 But I do live in the Dallas-Fort Worth area You should try it out. Dallas has a lot to show you, including all the restaurants. Ford worth has the stockyards which is of old history back when the cattle drives happened and they have quite a few nice shops, but restaurants in Fort Worth and stockyards are wonderful So if you go to Austin, you should check out DFW

[@wb8392]

Lived in Florida keys for over 14 years. Key lime pies are a product of the Florida keys using a variety of limes (smaller yellow green and having a distinct twang tart taste ) local to the Florida keys.

[@bamachine]

Medium for my steak, pink throughout, just stopped bleeding. My best friend, during my teen years, liked his steak similar to you, Jono, get the grill super hot, throw the ribeye on it for 10 seconds, flip it over for 10 more seconds, throw it on the plate. Would like to try the truffle butter(usually drizzle garlic butter over mine) but a complete nope on the blue cheese dip, I loathe blue cheese. Key lime and pecan are my top two pies/cakes. Only dessert I like better is homemade banana pudding(with handmade custard and actual bananas, not any artificial garbage).

[@kelliehatch1712]

Here in the Midwest that steak that has a sear on either side and cold & bloody in the middle is a temperature distinction before "rare" which is called "blue" and if you go to a real steakhouse they will recognize ordering your steak "blue" as opposed to casual dining where they might not recognize that temperature and may require further instructions

[@bamachine]

@@kelliehatch1712 Blue Blood?

[@libertybell8852]

​@bamachine no it's mode because the middle is still kinda cool and the meat in the dead center takes on a bit of a hue (mostly the temp according to some, but the color does it for me ) 🤷‍♀️

[@bamachine]

@@libertybell8852 Sorry, my blue blood comment was an attempt at bad humor

[@btnhstillfire]

If you are going to Texas make sure to go to San Antonio.

[@paulinesoares3594]

If Austin, drive east to New Orleans. Great seafood, Cajun and creole food

[@jlyvren89]

Never had the pleasure of visiting Texas, would be great to visit one day. I've been to Oklahoma, but that was around 20 years ago... 🤔 *and hello from Alabama... 👋

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

native Texan geezer here. if you're looking to feast your way through Texas, there are a lot of options all over the state. HOWEVER... if you want to combine that feasting with a good club scene, night life, and plenty of things to do, then i recommend the central hill country. Austin, and San Antonio (hello Alamo!) are the places you want to be. San An is a little more in the history. Austin is a little more in the future. but both have their places in the collective heart of Texas. (i'm a Fort Worth/Burleson native, so making this recommendation kind of hurt my soul a little, but truth is truth. on your next trip to Texas, you should hit up Fort Worth since there's a lot going on there, too.)

[@kaseylewis2859]

If you’re doing Austin and San Antonio, might as well stop by Fredericksburg, and Luckenbach.

[@manxkin]

Medium rare is the way to go for me. 🥩 Mmm. Key lime pie, cheesecake and pecan pie. I’m in heaven!

[@Ameslan1]

Austin Texas will be a better trip for you in my opinion. New York City is so expensive and people are in a hurry and crowded. More like London England. Texas will be more laid back and I think a better experience plus the Texas style BBQ! I like my steak cooked medium rare. Medium rare is how chefs recommend a proper steak to be cooked.

[@janevasquez9744]

Yes definitely come to Texas. Austin is good to try BBQ . I personally like Black's, Coopers or Franklin's. Y'all should go to San Antonio also. Come for the best Tex Mex. It's only about an hour and a half drive from Austin.

[@terriray1384]

Hi Jon,you can get a cowboy steak any where in Texas. Also in Nashville Tennessee. When you come over here in the United States hope you and your family visit Tennessee. I like my steak medium rare,only way to eat a steak. Also Key Lime pie is make with limes that is smaller than regular limes. Have a great day. ❤ from Tennessee in the United States.

[@davidludwig1492]

I miss my adopted hometown (N'ville) desperately. I've been away for far too long.

[@spaceshiplewis]

Tomahawks are crazy expensive and technically meant for 2, although many Americans can eat a whole tomahawk in one sitting. It is basically two steaks, as you see in the video. They are also hard to cook right so are not common and are found only in the best Steakhouses.

[@dylnfstr]

Make sure you go to Lockhart and try the barbecue there. It’s a little outside Austin but the best barbecue ever. Nearly 150 years of being open. Kruez Market is the name of the original

[@TheCommodity]

If you come to Texas you have to have some Homemade Vanilla by Blue Bell Ice Cream. It is the best vanilla in the world.

[@Wvaspartan]

My niece and I each finished 42oz TOmahawks...they are delish. Key Lime pIe is a custard based pie made from Key LIme jUice which are mainly grown in the southern part of the USA.

[@ThePositive0ne1]

After the years of getting my steaks getting well done, and then when I first tried my first bite of a medium rare steak.. I felt like I was in heaven. So ever since like 2 and a half to 3 years ago I've gotten all my steaks medium rare.

[@JennyJohn50]

You'll love it down here. Native to Houston, but also Austin & San Marcos throughout my 50 years, Here are some things I think are worth the time: Schlitterbahn in New Braunfels or at least tubing the Guadalupe or San Marcos Rivers; The Alamo & River Walk in San Antonio; Moody Gardens in Galveston; NASA, The Hobbit Cafe, The Aquarium, Museum of Natural Science in Houston; Six Flags Over Texas in Dallas; The Houston Rodeo & Texas Rennaisance Festival ( Both the Worlds Largest) are also quite fun depending on what time of year you are here. And may I mention looking into the small towns where you find some of the best foods. Brenham - Blue Bell Ice Cream factory, Chappell Hill is known for their sausage, the little antique shops and resale shops along the way can be quite amazing like historical Fredericksburg Texas or a million other towns along the way. The Hill Country will make you fall in love like Barton Springs, Dripping Springs, a drive down Devils Backbone can be quite enthralling! Hope you enjoy whatever y'all do! We'll be very blessed to have y'all here! 😊

[@payersystempro]

Key lime pie is made with limes from the Florida keys. The limes are very small and tart, and a really good key lime pie is unbelievable. It's less tart when mixed with the other ingredients. It's more like a custard instead of a cheesecake.

[@cats400]

That restaurant is called the Taste of Texas. It is a legendary restaurant in the Houston area and Texas. My 4th grade class actually visited the restaurant on a field trip

[@jefflucas653]

When you get to texas, we have all the steak you can eat. Not to mention barbecue, tacos, burgers, youre going to gain some weight here.

[@4kitties]

09MAR24: Steah doneness, depending on the cut, Medium rare. Reminder Texas s bigger than you think: The shortest route between Austin and Houston is 165.03 mi (265.59 km) according to the route planner. The driving time is approx. 3h 6min.

[@maryslack6169]

Key limes grow wild in Florida but you can buy the juice most people use lime juice. It's a cheesecake consistency with a graham cracker crust. You guessed right

[@the-superbike-squad]

Now I've got to go get a couple steaks cut for dinner. That looked so good. You cant beat a good steak.

[@JoshuaJones-iw5nb]

Steak is Texas. Pork in South Carolina. Fixing and mixing, WV and Tennessee

[@WayneCoke]

I like my steak the way you do. Many years ago calling on customers I stayed in Marble Falls Tx and had a steak that night.. talking to the server about the way I wanted my steak she said they had a regular salesman that stayed there and he just had the lightly brown one side so it did upset people around him... not that is rare.

[@TheRealdal]

Flying into Austin would be great. You can hit San Antonio, the beach at chorus Christi or Galveston and Padre Island, and hit Houston. There’s amusement parks and the river walk in San Antonio as wells as the Alamo, the Austin comedy clubs and music venues, Houston has lots of good food and the Rodeo. There’s lots to see and do. I would time it for around the time of the Houston rodeo, otherwise you might die of heat exhaustion. And all of it is within 2-4 drive of each other.

[@kaseylewis2859]

Hilarious! I love our TX attitude. I just looked, and the quickest way to see the highlights you listed is around 9.5 hours of driving from place to place. That’s going Austin to Houston to Galveston to San Antonio then back to Austin. No traffic, no stops. 😂😂

[@JMitch67]

Quail is really good and so is Partridge. Steak usually cooked medium to medium rare

[@susanspringfield448]

Pecan (peh-KAHN in Texas lingo) pie is the official state pie of Texas. It’s my favorite pie and I’m a native Texan. Texas has thousands of pecan trees. Therefore, we use pecans in lots of foods. But pecan pie is the best.

[@BeboRulz]

Always MedRare 😊 Just curious, besides BBQ what are you planning in Texas? The Tomahawk steak they ordered is $100, just fyi for everyone. Too funny that they think the 2 steaks are different cuts lol The gentleman giving them the tour literally said it's the same cut, one on & one off the bone. Key lime pie is key lime juice & condensed milk (base) Nellie & Joe's key lime juice, from Key West, in a bottle is the ONLY one to use if you're not able to get fresh key limes (NOT limes, key limes) 💜

[@libertybell8852]

Many donr know the difference and it's a big difference

[@Laura-mi3nv]

I remember the first time I had quail, must have been about 5 or 6 and my uncles and cousins had gone out hunting..... I remember that the quail was quite good, but that you have to eat like 20 of them! That's just too much life for 1 meal.

[@larryparish5984]

"VEGAN" is the translation from many American Indian languages for "POOR HUNTER". 🤣🤣🤣

[@valentinavu5310]

I’m from Houston and Taste of Texas is actually a really good steak restaurant. It is quite pricey the tomahawk is $118 and the cowboy steak is $78 but some of the best out there. Ollie and Josh didn’t take advantage of the salad/cheese/bread bar but it’s a huge spread and def helps when you need a meat break. The appetizers just get all of it lol we’re normally too full for dessert but since we go on birthdays and anniversary’s they go all out and give us a dessert and take our picture for us to keep. It’s really nice :) Overall def worth trying if y’all come to visit! Our airport and dallas are some of the bigger international airports in the states so flights are genarally cheaper when you fly into Houston or Dallas. Bratislava to Houston in June is $648 round trip. Josh and Ollie hit all the big must visit places in Texas for sure :) I recommend Terry Blacks sides, beef ribs, and dessert but go to Franklins and order online for pickup for the briskets (still great and you don’t have to wait the 4+ hours plus they bring it hot and packaged to your car). Stop by a buccees and grab a brisket sandwich add jalapeño slices and pick up a praline pecan to snack on and def ask to sample the jerky free at the counter! You have to try the mexican food here too! Trompo, Birria, elote, agua Frescas all worth a try! And if y’all come in the summer, warning it is humid and hot sometimes averaging 100°F or 37° C and the mosquitos are wilddd here. Texans normally try to escape it by river rafting/tubing. Lone Star Float House rents rafts/tubes and has great burgers and a deck that overlooks the river. Hope this all helps :) (The only downside to Houston is the horrible traffic/road rage and lack of public transportation… if you’re driving never get into the furthest left lane unless you go 80+mph, the middle lanes cruise at 75+mph, and the slowest exit lane on the far right is the speed limit) Good luck!

[@kmills62]

the best time to come to Texas is April/may or October......the weather is nicer and not so hot.

[@Shadowcub69]

They actually look gigantic...........saw one at Rouses and I was so tempted! Once I buy a new grill I may splurge and get one.

[@spuds416]

I wouldn't let my Wife and Daughter ANYWHERE near New York City

[@colbunkmust]

Key lime pie is a type of "custard"(not really) pie made from lime juice(traditionally from Key limes, a variety grown in Florida) that is mixed with sweetened condensed milk. The acid of the limes curdles the sweetened milk causing it to set like a custard without baking. If made with the right balance of lime to sweetness it is very good. Not totally dissimilar to a cheesecake but a softer texture and an extremely intense citrus flavor like a lime curd. Think of it like a lime flavored milk tart.

[@george217]

Happy belated Birthday to the young lady...

[@timothydixon2545]

The Mrs. can do plenty of shopping in Austin. It’s got all the same shops as New York or Houston or Dallas.

[@marving8235]

medium rare. if you come try to come in sept.29 to oct 22 so you can see the stat fair, the weather will be cooler as well, thats in Dallas.

[@colleenmonfross4283]

Jono, if you are going to Texas, the best time of year is October. If you go during the summer, you will suffer. You can also catch some good college and NFL football games at that time. You should go to all of the same restaurants as JOLLY did so you won't be disappointed. I believe all of them have been in the general area of Austin. The State Fair of Texas is also going on in the Dallas-Fort Worth area in October so there will be all of the fair food for you to try. And don't forget Buc-ee's. Every time I go into one and see the jerky bar, I think of you! LOL Key Lime pie is a pie made with a specific type of lime found only in the Key West area of Florida. It usually has a graham cracker crust and the filling is cold and citrusy with a smooth and creamy texture and it's topped with whipped cream, it's fantastic. I hope you enjoy your travel to Texas and I'm looking forward to seeing the videos!

[@jonathanwatson5818]

As a native Texan all my life. Never lived in any other state. I prefer my steak Medium (not too blood, not too hard). Places to go to are Buc-ees, The Alamo, Dallas World Aquarium, Space Center Houston, Fort Worth Stockyards, Six Flags Over Texas, Dallas/Fort Worth/ San Antonio Zoo, etc. Make sure to start fishing here too if that's your thing. If being outdoors is your thing then there's nothing better than Big Bend National Park or South Padre Island.

[@buffalobillh]

That’s what many of us say here in Texas who like rare steak - “Knock off the horns, wipe its ass, walk it by the fire, and put it on the plate. And I’m one of those people. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@kevinkastle612]

"I eat the tail and everything!" CHAMPION STATUS!!!

[@raenayers815]

Generally if somebody asks how I want something cooked, I just go Medium. I might go medium-rare if I'm at a nice place.

[@MsCatmando]

I hope you are able to try all of the delicious foods

[@goldktgal]

I like my steak medium rare but love a rare bloody steak too!

[@Ubotit_Unaymit]

Key lime isn't as dense as cheesecake.

[@georgecrown6394]

Austin has a great music scene also.

[@henrytsosie9855]

I’m a rare steak guy to does browned the outside and keep cold in the inside and that’s a bread is for on the side sop up the rest

[@DFWTexan42]

Since you will be in Austin, you must stop by a few live music venues, it's what the town is known for. As for BBQ, just ask the locals when you arrive, there are at least a dozen great BBQ joints in any major Texas city. In Houston and Dallas, we also have a great Viet and Korean food scene. A suburb of Dallas, Arlington, has a little Saigon area off of Highway 303.

[@timreno72]

I talked to some dude in Texas and he got all jealous when I mentioned we have tons of Quail where I live (Nevada). Quail to us in like Pigeons to NYC.

[@hewjbacca]

We Americans love love steak you'll have no problem finding a good or great steakhouse!!!!

[@warrengriffin1956]

I suggest putting San Antonio on your itinerary. The Beethoven Mannerchor especially as well as the Liberty Bar.

[@KPA78]

Medium rare steak for me-with a good grilled crust…and a big slice of southern pecan pie with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.

[@bjdefilippo447]

Texas is a great place to visit for food because in addition to BBQ and beef in general, you've got food from the waves of immigrants who have moved to Texas over the years, as well as the traditional foods of the folks who lived there before it became part of the US. So yes, definitely check out Tex-Mex, but also consider kolaches (which I think came with the German settlers), Cajun food, and Vietnamese (especially for seafood).

[@matthewneely]

I hope you do come to Texas. I was born in corpus Christi Texas (The Sparkling city by the sea) I just wanted to say Texas is a huge Place. BBQ is great most anywhere in Texas...But the Tex-Mex is best in South and Central Texas (Sorry northies! lol) If your heart is set on Austin for the BBQ, you can't go wrong really... BUT Like some others have said, If you can get to San Antonio for some great Tex-Mex you should! Try The Fajitas at Papasitos Enjoy some cool draft beers while they cook! IF you cannot, then I would recommend, a nice Tex-Mex Restaurant to stop in and try some Seafood Enchiladas and a few "Flights" of Margaritas! would be the Texican. Either way, Please feel welcomed in Texas and Enjoy your stay!

[@tekay44]

was jus in Austin for a wedding a month ago. they had a mexican buffet that was off the chain, and the rehearsal dinner was BBQ and we had steaks the day after. lol. what a place.

[@PoorMan972]

Steak doneness: I'm slightly unusual. I like a little more done than medium rare, a little less done than medium. If I'm at a place where I don't think the cooks can listen to/accomplish that, I'll just go with medium (line cooks can get very locked into doneness orders, it's factory work for them). Greetings from New Mexico.

[@buddycooper1099]

Just don't judge the rest of Texas by your experience in Austin area. Austin is weird lol

[@Dalton325]

I’m medium/medium-rare on steak. Basically, I want it cooked enough where it isn’t chewy. I find if it’s too rare, it hasn’t tightened and the fat hasn’t rendered. You can’t take a solid bite. As for key lime pie, key limes are a small lime, but they pretty much taste the same. It’s like a firm custard. Almost a cheesecake consistency. It has sugar to balance it, but it’s tart from the line. There is usually some kind of whipped cream on top or a thin layer of it. Graham cracker crust. It’s really good. To be fair, though, I wouldn’t kick cheesecake with raspberry sauce or pecan pie with vanilla icecream out of bed for eating cookies, either.🤣🤣🤣

[@markm.769]

Ribeyes are my favorite steak and a tomahawk is a ribeye with the whole or most of the rib. I hunt quail in my home state of Nevada and it is a challenge but are very much worth it. I usually make gumbo with my quail.

[@YepOkay]

Texas is a great place to visit, so good choice there. I'm from about 660 miles (or 1062 km) due north but I've made it down there more than a few times, mostly around San Antonio and Dallas (and granted that does seem far, but we *do* share the same time zone, which is saying something here lol). Lots of great food and fascinating history, given that Texas used to be its own country, and before that, was part of the Spanish colonial empire.

[@angelagraves865]

Glad you're coming to experience our beautiful country and I hope you have a wonderful time. Bring more money than you think you'll need because everything has gotten a lot more expensive lately.

[@jimwilsky2922]

Jono, keep up the great work on these videos, really enjoying your reactions. Just subscribed.

[@charlesphillips7822]

I never did like tasty but my dad did. He liked it different deserts.

[@mildredpierce4506]

I have never been to Texas but I’m sure you’ll enjoy yourself when you get there.

[@RE-bg9ds]

The Key lime or acid lime (Citrus × aurantiifolia or C. aurantifolia) is a citrus hybrid (C. hystrix × C. medica) native to tropical Southeast Asia. It has a spherical fruit, 25-50 mm (1-2 in) in diameter. The Key lime is usually picked while it is still green, but it becomes yellow when ripe.

[@michaelvaristo989]

To eat the real Key Lime pie you need to go to Key West Florida. IMO.

[@BeboRulz]

Buy Nellie & Joes, always 😊

[@Nimbus1701]

If you can time it, definitely go when there is a state fair. You'll have many other neat and crazy food options in addition to what is already available, and it is is blast. It is a smaller version of a theme park as well, so there will be rides and attractions. If you can't manage that, then you should try to go to a real Texas rodeo while you are here. They have huge pro rodeos, but a person can almost always find smaller rodeos that aren't as big and intimidating. They also have some good "fair" and novelty foods, plus great souvenirs. You'll also have total access to all the other reasons you planned your visit to begin with. Texas is a pretty massive place.

[@TangentOmega]

Key limes are a very small, very tart, fragrant variety of limes that come from the Florida Keys. A real key lime pie is only made with those limes, not regular ones.

[@juanitalantang8636]

Medium rare. That Taste of Texas Tomahawk steak is also $118 currently, but have to try it if/when I go to Houston.

[@yeah_noface]

we'd love to have you! if you're flying into austin, make sure you try Tyson's Tacos and Terry Black's BBQ. Hamilton Pool is a cool destination to check out, too, can float the Pedernales River while you're there. and Jester King brewery has some of the best beers in the world, no joke - their sours are incredible. you probably want to get a rental car btw, things are a bit farther apart than you might expect

[@TheJoker0818]

So the restaurant in this video is the Taste of Texas in Houston, TX..if you find your way down there during your trip..

[@djz1986]

I like my steak just like my grandpa did. He'd always say just slap it a few times and bring it out

[@ESUSAMEX]

I like my steak with a little pink in the middle. I do not want my steak to get up and walk away.

[@juliemckew1728]

Just subscribed, medium rare, key limes you will not be able to get and regular limes don't work. Wisconsin here, looking forward to more videos and yes please show us your country!

[@amyroberts7248]

lol I eat the shell and tail as well and we just call it a prawn or shrimp chip, or I think you call it a crisp. I love rare steak wack the horns off, cut the tail and just slide it across the grill and if its still mooing thats ok lol. I hope you film when you get to come here and eat, I can totally see you getting the meat sweats.

[@Loy72bob]

I’m officially starving!😂

[@4theloveoflife]

The expensive resturants here in vegas.. Like $200 for a 5 year aged steak.. They only will serve it to you rare or they tell you to go get a hamburger lol.