🍔🍟 Tom Holland Has Strong Opinions on "American" Food

[@HarleenKaur-gk8yu]

Tom Holland be fighting his inner demons after hearing that "French Fries"

[@R3cHtmoment]

its from belgium

[@mendexedits6003]

@@R3cHtmoment yes, again not form america XDXD

[@R3cHtmoment]

@@mendexedits6003 xd french toast.

[@chadtrickthereal]

He was fighting something else🍆

[@suryanshpandey6454]

Bro Tom Holland is dumb the burgers were invented in Texas USA

[@meepmeep1754]

With the French Fries, Tom’s face is like ‘you hear what you’re saying, right?’ 😂😂

[@coltonmartin5057]

I wanted someone to ask him where potatoes come from to see his face😂😂

[@enolopanr9820]

Saying hamburgers are German is like saying pizza is Mexican because the tomato is originally from the new world. Yeah it may have come from there, but the place it developed turned it into what it is known as. Also I don’t know any German global burger chains.

[@ellis-the-emo-emu]

ikr like thry r from Belgium

[@coltonmartin5057]

@@ellis-the-emo-emu potatoes come from Belgium? I didn't know that! 😱

[@buckeyecountry04]

@@coltonmartin5057French fries were created in 🇧🇪 not France lol

[@marcl.1346]

"American food" gives two European examples. French fries isn't even French but Belgian...

[@blackshark1661]

No

[@skyrideer2531]

@@blackshark1661it is indeed from Belgium.

[@SvenskSork]

Yepp it is

[@billnorman7894]

It is indeed Belgian but like it was invented on the South Belgium if it was North it could've been called Dutch Fries.

[@connorbrxy6556]

@@billnorman7894in holland there actually called dutch chips, and there more like proper chips you get in the uk.

[@broodypie2216]

Crawfish, clam chowder, jambalaya, buffalo wings, corn bread, peanut butter, deep dish pizza

[@Croacker1]

Thank you I’m tired of this argument of America not having good food. The man is from a country famous for bland and boring food.

[@WilliamNikolayHansen]

Gumbo, philly cheese steak, apple pie, potato CHIPS, key lime pie, chitlins, succotash, lowcountry boil «crawfish boil, crab boil, seafoof boil», and last but certainly not least, american style barbecue.

[@GodGamerVFX]

jambalaya is an american variation of asian dishes, but the rest 👍👍

[@nntflow7058]

- Crawfish is an animal no? Not a recipe. It is present across the world. Not just the US. Typical boiled US crawfish is mid btw, compared to recipes from other countries. - Peanut butter actually traced its origin to the Aztec and Inca civilizations (none in the US). The first patent for modern day Peanut butter were done by Canadian in Montreal. - Clam Chowder & Deep Dish is nasty. Jambalaya and Buffalo Wings are the only 2 that actually taste good.

[@frankarmilio8902]

How did all of you southerners miss collard greens and biscuits and gravy?!?

[@joshualin8651]

Saying pizza next wouldve made him walk out 😂💀

[@gloriatobias6216]

What about tuna casserole... That feels american.. Casserole in any form for the win.

[@nylandaallen6951]

@@Ouchinesspizza is South American because when people in Europe would visit places like Brazil and Chile they would take the tomato plant and plant it back home then they would make a red sauce and soon made pizza with the tomatoes

[@taksid]

​@@nylandaallen6951bruh, the royal chef of italy created a dish based on their national flag and named it pizza. Tf are you on about

[@mariob.c.9266]

​@@Ouchinessif its immigrant, then its not american genius

[@Tommydawg-8187]

@@nylandaallen6951that means every noodle and rice dish is Chinese

[@Hxydznz]

Bro had that “name ten books” energy 😂

[@blacksunday4231]

And was still wrong.

[@rosie5470]

I can't believe that I get that reference 😂

[@rosaliebachand3379]

Game of thrones, Twilight 💅

[@mnhl2000]

@@rosaliebachand3379 hah lol

[@pengwing8275]

​@@rosaliebachand3379you mean a song of Ice and fire

[@thikoulasmitsiou6110]

Tom's look of disappointment when he said French fries is priceless.

[@eviafamily7898]

And they’re not even French 💀

[@a.q.p.w]

That's what happens when you missing some chromosome 😂😂😂 hamburgers aren't even German

[@davidhenry7536]

But also like French fries aren’t from France

[@meanmutton]

Potatoes are from America.

[@mysticmoon1803]

@@meanmutton Didn't potatoes originate from Peru? Unless you're saying America as a whole and not the U.S.

[@tophatcontroller]

Fun fact: though the evolution of what would become the modern hamburger has roots in Germany, it did in fact originate in America. The first foods that could be called a hamburger were found in many locations across the US, with the earliest I’ve found being in New York in the 1830s where a restaurant served ground beef between two slices of toasted bread. The name “hamburger” came not from the location of the food’s origin, but rather from the reputation of the town of Hamburg for high-quality steak. Several other restaurants have claimed to invent the hamburger, including some in Illinois, California and Texas.

[@OzoPlaton]

Yeah, I found it cringe that he thought it comes from Germany only because of the name of the city.

[@itscorn2555]

The pain in his eyes when the interviewer said "french fries"

[@o0blubblub0o]

Its already stupid that they’re called FRENCH fries

[@TheXxxcodexxx]

​@o0blubblub0o they are called French fries because of the cut. They are French cut fried potatoes. That's where the name comes from.

[@flashback4019]

@@o0blubblub0othey aren’t even french

[@fruittree1670]

@@TheXxxcodexxxand they were created in Belgium 😂

[@TheXxxcodexxx]

@@fruittree1670 i didn't say anything about where they were made. What I did say is why we call them French fries. It has nothing to do with where they come from.

[@Loveonmysleeve]

Tom out here sounding American, British and Australian 😂😂😂😂

[@NukaColaKris]

English people from certain areas of England sound kind of Aussie. I'm English, almost all the slang used is the same between us, and we sound similar in certain areas.

[@harrisamit5972]

@@NukaColaKrisI’m Aussie and completely agree mate

[@briton3851]

@@harrisamit5972the county where I’m from says “Loike” instead of “like” can sound very Australian on the old boys

[@heyitsjoe8446]

It ain’t McFries!!! It’s fuckin Chips!

[@hardshot4766]

@@heyitsjoe8446 chups bro!

[@The_Black_Scythe]

Tom had that"bruh💀" expression🤣

[@excelsiusprime]

💀

[@a.q.p.w]

He was searching those extra chromosomes hard for those (factually incorrect) comebacks 😂😂😂

[@houligan5254]

Lobster Roll, Crab Cake, Jambalaya, BBQ, Chicken Fried Steak, Grits, Buffalo Wings

[@dfhhtyu3434]

Pot pie , chilli, Mac and cheese, rice and beans

[@abenozil6387]

​@@dfhhtyu3434 rice and beans ain't american tf 💀

[@luffyland4996]

Bbq isn’t American it originated in Spain and was brought to America. French fries are Belgium, Hamburg patties are German, hot dogs has its origins in germany

[@zygas25]

Mac and cheese is italian

[@jonathanmcginley8128]

Chips were an American invention I think as well

[@jeevadharanis2964]

Bro gave the look of "C'mon, man. Seriously?"😂

[@UKYusei]

Belgians are angry

[@bill-or-somthingbill4390]

@@UKYuseiBelgians didn’t have ketchup, so why even eat the potato?

[@parsnipproductions8875]

It’s funny cause the burger is actually from Connecticut just named after Germany

[@Thekillfeedman]

Well considering that’s he’s wrong about both of them I’d say he’s a retard

[@LjuboCupic1912]

@@parsnipproductions8875it was made by German sailors

[@jannatshimla347]

When the silence speaks louder 😂

[@Oskar123]

3607 likes no replies let me fix that 😂

[@csabiauerbach6100]

Second comment

[@ThG1618]

I think he means Americans don't actually have a culture of their own.

[@danielhenderson762]

It's also dumb. There is undoubtedly a classic traditional American burger with fries that differs from anything you find in Belgium or germany. Or an American style pizza. It doesn't matter its origins. Cringe holland

[@mattbryant8320]

@@ThG1618and he’s from a country whose national dish is Tika masala. Please.

[@dalibormilakovic55]

"French fries" Tom's look after that answer is everything. 🤣🤣

[@Uhohlisa]

But French fries aren’t French.

[@Sencil_]

I felt like he was going insane 😂

[@ilikebobies]

@@UhohlisaI mean Belgium is the neighboring country so fair game

[@dalibormilakovic55]

@@Uhohlisa i know. But after Hamburger not being American food, the 2nd answer is even more wrong. So it's funny. 😁

[@あきら-v7h]

@@dalibormilakovic55but the person is correct lol America was firstly built off of multiple European cultures and cuisines lol were you not taught abt the “New World”?

[@ThereIsNoSpoon678]

Milkshake, chocolate chip cookies, birthday cake, Texas sheet cake, orange chicken, fortune cookies, cola, soda, bison anything, grits, sliders, Taco Bell, etc.

[@theunholyadventurer2376]

u forgot anything fried like fried chicken

[@henrylivingstone2971]

Birthday cakes date to Ancient Rome. Orange chicken was made in Chongqing as a variation of general Tso’s chicken in the 1970s. Soda was invented in the medieval Middle East.

[@ThereIsNoSpoon678]

@@henrylivingstone2971 Not birthday cakes like we have them. Or soda for that case. You’re also implying that everything else on my list is American.

[@henrylivingstone2971]

@@ThereIsNoSpoon678 “Birthday cake” is such a broad term it could apply to any such good item. But it originated in ancient Rome. Soda, the flavored carbonated beverage, as we know it was invented in the 18th century in England. What else am I supposed to imply? The subject of the video was American foods and you listed a number of food items with the likely intention of trying to attribute those food items to American origins.

[@ThereIsNoSpoon678]

@@henrylivingstone2971 I’m sorry that some of my statements were inaccurate.

[@Cookies_and_Catholicism]

That look of disappointment and disbelief on Tom’s face after the French fries were mentioned 😂😂😂

[@AaronTom9118]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@sallycinnamon5370]

I mean…they are French cut not actually originating in France. The french want nothing to do with French fries

[@Viktor-gi5up]

​@@sallycinnamon5370they are Belgian if am not mistaken

[@sallycinnamon5370]

@@Viktor-gi5up I mean…nobody deep fried back then. A deep fried julienned potatoes is probably as American as anything in the world. It’s like pizza coming from Italy. A Chicago deep dish pizza isn’t even recognizable as a pizza. Heck a regular Pizza Hut pizza doesn’t really resemble a pizza from Naples. It’s also disputed that a Hamburger actually have origins in Germany. But really it is likely that it’s called that because it was a sandwich with a filling of a Hamburg steak. What we currently think of as a Hamburger was not traditionally eaten in Hamburg and what we currently think of as French fries were not eaten in Belgium.

[@werwolfgamingyt8369]

​@@sallycinnamon5370nah this man really put a paragraph about food defending americans mannnn if we needed to defend america wed already be in world war 3

[@KevinVangMN]

This guy went from Spiderman to Gordan Ramsay

[@etisuryani3250]

😂😂😂

[@R3DOPS_96]

Nah his spider sense kicks in even with dumb question

[@markperlman9837]

maybe a great value Gordan Ramsay since the hamburger is definitely an American invention.

[@larrysmith2638]

Doesn't have very good judgement. Or acting skills.

[@Loki-qo2kb]

Immagine a Bri'ish guy judging other countries' cooking lmao

[@mickconnor88]

"French Fries" *Proceeds to stare him to death*

[@yannick338]

The funny part is that french fries are from belgium

[@mekacanard]

​@@yannick338they are not

[@yannick338]

@@mekacanard south french part of belgium

[@aramil444]

​@@mekacanardyes they are.

[@nathantonnetot3662]

@@yannick338 ?

[@sakaom]

the "americans don't have american food" argument is so stupid. if we follow that logic, no country has their own food because we came from the same place.

[@potatoweaver4116]

Honestly it doesn't really matter where the food was "invented" but rather if said culture considers the dish apart their national identity.

[@ryans413]

Yes you can find the same food everywhere but the dish originated from certain country’s first like poutine came from Canada and pizza came from Italy and tocos came from Mexico.

[@mackenziefordogs1681]

The silence after he said French fries was so loud

[@edileox7082]

french fries aren’t even from france, and in many places in europe (especially italy, though i saw it when i visited paris as well) they serve a pizza called “american pizza” with french fries served on top of a regular pizza.

[@AwwYouTried8639]

Its still from Belgium.....not america 😂​@edileox7082

[@edileox7082]

@@AwwYouTried8639 that’s my whole point lmao can u read

[@Kittblue]

Tom probably thinks they're from France, they're from Belgium. Anyway, the whole argument is stupid from his end. America is literally known to be a melting pot of different cultures. Obviously, if your country is based on different types of cultures from around the world, you're gonna get food from different places lmao

[@fredricksmith8760]

But a BLACK AMERICAN MAN named GEORGE CRUM created FRENCH FRIES and POTATO CHIPS!!!!

[@ArloKnudsenFit]

Interviewer: French Fries. Tom: 😐

[@ryanhelm1813]

Shout out to za belgiums

[@finnnodiffs]

@@ryanhelm1813 stfu uts french

[@Ballistic_Missile.]

@@ryanhelm1813Thhanks dawwgg

[@tylergattinger2976]

Fresh fries

[@caseybyrne1869]

@@ryanhelm1813fresh froiz

[@Eggy79]

"Can you give me an example of a British artifact in British museums?"

[@MrTian518]

Amen.

[@FREDCOMICS]

Sutton Hoo Mask

[@Eggy79]

@fredredd ah the mask of a pillager is one, makes a lot of sense

[@FREDCOMICS]

@@Eggy79 that is most of history

[@rosebud040686]

@@FREDCOMICSliterally the entire exhibition of Sutton Hoo in fact

[@CalciumCrusader]

Buffalo wings, Chocolate chip cookies, Smores, corn dogs, pecan pie, Reuben’s, Lobster rolls, Brownies, Deep dish pizza and many many more

[@Herbeingprettty]

Tom battled his intrusive thoughts when he heard French fries 😂😂😂😂

[@unholylex]

you can see the war zone 😂😂😂😂😂

[@samg6940]

I'm pretty sure those were fully deliberate "wow this guy's an idiot" thoughts

[@couch2558]

Impulsive, not intrusive. Intrusive thoughts are often very dark and inappropriate, impulsive can be annoying and mildly inappropriate. Intrusive is not wanted thoughts, that if you follow through on, would likely lead to you being arrested

[@Jim-Bagel]

How? Tom is a dumb euro that doesn’t know history outside of his bubble

[@atoastedtoaster]

@@samg6940 yeah, the interviewer was because Tom was actively wrong about the hamburger

[@imhotepthe3rd]

"You mean za fresh froiz" "Shout out to za Belgians"

[@sergejgajic]

za bebzi

[@ianda3513]

if itz not tight itz not right za shawama

[@jaywalker7924]

Don't forget to add za bomegranate molasses

[@neelamtewar]

😂😂

[@neikocontreras2192]

I WILL GIVE YOU ZA SPICY!

[@thegoldenlifestyle]

“I feel like I’m interviewing you now. I don’t know if I want to work here.” 😭😭

[@francogermanmoyano4783]

Both are correct answers, burgers and fries are icons of American cuisine and they have evolved uniquely and distinctivly in the US. Would you say Pasta are Italian? We'll it's actually north African in origin, but Noone would deny that it's part of the Italian authentic culture.

[@ritikadas16666]

Bro went through 5 stages of grief when he heard French fries xD Edit: Dang looks like people are fighting in the comments section. Too many long paragraphs.

[@HOLY_CHRIST_GOD]

Sloppy Joe's? Hotdogs?

[@HOLY_CHRIST_GOD]

What about American money? I'm sure he LOOOOVVVVEES that!

[@Warrengarth]

@@HOLY_CHRIST_GODthe pound is more valuable so idk about that and sloppy joes and hot dogs aren’t that good 💀

[@nbp8467]

@@HOLY_CHRIST_GODhot dogs are German

[@valizeth4073]

Well they are from belgium but yes

[@liamjanssens7014]

Even worse when you know fries come from Belgium

[@UandMeDasame]

Shout out to the belgians!

[@relate97]

In the states when you order Belgium fries that are a lot thicker cut usually called steak fries and French fries are usually a lot thinner like McDonald’s

[@kawadude9896]

@@pc6054no they were actually invented in the french speaking part of belgium where they were later discovered by american soldiers who called them french fries because of the language they spoke

[@scottstevens4633]

But how popular are fries in Belgium ? I bet they're a bigger deal in the US

[@fruitfreak3078]

​@@scottstevens4633there are loads of food stands and trucks and restaurants in Belgium that have fries as their number one attraction, fries are a HUGE deal there

[@nayaeongie]

his face when he said french fries...priceless

[@tresden1174]

Thing is they WEREN'T made in France.

[@isacehic1819]

Shoutout to za Belgians-Shelby

[@lepangolin4080]

@@tresden1174 They are french. Belgium just mastered them. They mastered them so much, there is legend about it being belgian but...nah, historian did look and they were invented in Paris...

[@Bleugoddys45]

He broke me too with that face....I hooolllered!

[@Toby-ze6xc]

@@isacehic1819don’t forget za bebsi. And remember, if itz not tight, itz not right.

[@divinegokublack1362]

He about to manifest his black suit after hearing “French fries”

[@thatonegirl1271]

As my dad says, "If you're gonna steal something, steal something good"

[@MsHappyFace]

Good one😂😅

[@m.4523]

We have the san thing, we say better well copied than bad invented 🤣

[@Ali_armio]

Like oil from middle east

[@afirdaus068]

Wise man

[@gatoblanco5756]

And they did! Have you ever tried Arnie’s or chic fil a fries? 🥴🥴

[@Sxlehin_2004]

Tom's acting like England's national dish isn't chicken Tikka Masala.

[@sebastianmansilla7929]

Or consider one of the worse gastronomy ( bad food and bad woman make British the best explorers)

[@kingomnom8317]

Which originated in Scotland.

[@lra1095]

the British classic curry

[@J.D.M.R]

It isn’t though at all 😂😂

[@sanchitjamdegni6696]

No it didn't ​@@kingomnom8317

[@glaciersmash4118]

Dude had every opportunity to say barbeque, southern food, Creole, tex mex, etc. Brother had the energy just not the info.

[@cheryl8466]

YES!!! Thank you!!! Or fusion foods in general. We have such an Amazing diversity of cultures in our Country. They had the numbest of numb nuts answer this question...

[@glaciersmash4118]

@@cheryl8466 i get so tired of hearing other countries discount what food culture we have here. This melting pot of different cultures and we somehow haven't created anything unique over 200 years? Yeah that TOTALLY makes sense.

[@derrickmooney8566]

​@@cheryl8466when I was in the states the foods were unbearable definitely didn't see any diversity couldn't even find a curry shop and get a good vindaloo nothing no kababs no Korean BBQ no Italian except pizza but Italians don't class American pizza as pizza was all slops no fruit and veggies that was the hardest food to find 😊

[@zachabbott8721]

@@derrickmooney8566Either you went to a small town when you came or you’re not very good at finding things, there is a restaurant for every example you listed less than a mile from my house and the city I live in isn’t even considered big

[@bruhbutwhytho]

@@derrickmooney8566bro went to Idaho or something

[@KamranShaikh-sv6fx]

Tom Holland's face after he answered French Fries, 😂😂😂

[@rhia_code]

His "bitch, please " face is too good 😅

[@sollertiskhan3254]

Actually it's only okay.. it could use a lot of work

[@radmarchand4751]

He’s a moron though lol

[@YeJeEnEs]

i will spread ur cheeks lil bro 😭🙏🙏I betta not catch you in my comments again or it’s finna gon be OVER for you 👾

[@rhia_code]

@@YeJeEnEs ew, what?

[@rhia_code]

@@YeJeEnEs are you into lil boys? 🤢🤮

[@iangang9535]

Mr. Shawarma Man enters the room saying, "Shoutout to za Belgians."

[@KyokenX20]

Beat me to it 😂

[@carlomarongiu6661]

Za best in za West

[@Modular477]

Don’t forget za bebzi

[@dhammer5645]

Their shawarma poutine is pretty good!

[@jackattackack]

Za bomegranite molasses

[@maahimehta936]

Wait till he hears about the British museum

[@seik65]

and curry

[@thraasherhell]

😂😂😂

[@Ilikefrogs..]

Facts 🤣

[@isaiahlewis7807]

wait till he hears the british cigarette

[@guywhosnamestartswithz2520]

@@seik65british people didnt steal curry😭 South asian immigrants brought it over and it is now a staple in multicultural british cuisine

[@ColeM-mz2tu]

Can we all appreciate the fact that Tom took a teaching approach rather than an argumentative one 💪🏿

[@OGoutbackgames]

By being wrong?

[@kelvintrrs]

"They're fries now?" "They're fries now!"

[@MrImagin]

somehow hamburgers returned

[@SRNAR8]

In the UK, we have chips and fries. nowadays we call thin chips 'fries' and other ones are still chips.

[@mrmeister224]

idk if i should laugh or cry because of this reference

[@Alex_Penjamin]

“They’ve been frying since the clone wars…”

[@kelvintrrs]

@@Alex_Penjamin stellar response lol 🫡

[@luna18376]

America is like the British museum for food. -someone wise

[@kamkaml2539]

It only makes sense, as America is a child of them british

[@Shay45]

Over 90 % of Americans came from somewhere else. What do you expect?

[@sandraweyden7850]

💯🤣

[@MellowDad]

except americans aren’t hoarding the food and holding it hostage from its origin country despite being told multiple times to return it where it rightfully belongs. we just eat it. gluttonously? yes. but in the same way colonizers do? well…it’s hard to be as bad as the english.

[@Jai-nc2lb]

​@@Shay45idk if you're referring to only US or America as a continent, but the same happens with Brazil and we still have plenty of national dishes

[@chr_michaelz]

The disgust in his face when he said French fries is just 🔥🔥🔥🔥😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@valeriamarquez4114]

His face after "French fries." 😂😂😂

[@jamesaditya5254]

"say that again, but slowly"

[@mrdiablo2773]

They from Belgium

[@flochforster22]

​@@mrdiablo2773sure, but the French in French Fries should've made it abundantly clear that it isn't American 😂

[@skibooski6884]

@@flochforster22the french part is the way the potatoes are cut.

[@idk_6352]

I’m pretty sure Tom knew that French fries aren’t actually French. The video is pointing out how “American” foods aren’t even their own. The guy behind the camera was told to name an American food and said “FRENCH fries”! That was the joke.

[@FDZ3]

That dead stare after French fries😂

[@lilcoochieblade69]

Bro want'd to cry 😂😂😂

[@Josh.1234]

French fries yeah but hamburgers are unlikely to have been invented in their current form in germany. Most evidence points to 1880s america. Either way, burger and fries were not something popularized in eruope. Definetly an american thing in its current form. Most americans are not that far removed from their european ancestors so it makes sense they are modifying existing dishes and not inventing completely new ones. Just like european cuisine has evolved over time.

[@lilcoochieblade69]

@@Josh.1234 No 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@pandarama43]

​@@Josh.1234completely untrue, not a single bit of that was even true.

[@Josh.1234]

@@pandarama43 not one but of what you said is true

[@Vivu.s]

"Shout out to za Belgians" - Wise man

[@domvit2]

He was a very wise man R.I.P🕊️🕊️

[@ridhamjain9933]

​@@domvit2he's not dead

[@domvit2]

the person who commented this is dead

[@flip_leg]

​@@domvit2huh what do u mean?!!

[@domvit2]

@@flip_leg he just died out if nowhete

[@SoulWithController]

Fried chicken, Collard Greens, Cornbread, Deep dish pizza

[@1999moniz]

Fried chicken is scotish, collard greens are european/asian

[@rainshadowband3161]

Mess with him and say... "Fortune Cookie" XD it's actually 100% an American creation

[@thesprinklerguy2598]

worst part is his country is worse.. their favorite meal beans on toast isn't even british it's american

[@oneparticularlysmartape]

Yeah... But beans on toast isn't the "favourite meal" for any other reason than tradition and childhood nostalgia. It was something cheap and available during the years of rationing during and after WW2 (with a little help of Heinz marketing). Beans on toast to brits is like PB&J to americans (which to be fair is also beans and fruit on bread so... Meh?) or cheese on bread for germans or pasta with olive oil and garlic for italians. It's just a quick, cheap and easy things for people to whip out in a pinch that became tradition.

[@thesprinklerguy2598]

@@oneparticularlysmartape I think the point Tom was trying to make was what we think is american food actual isn't.. I was pointing out I bet he don't know beans on toast is American. a touche moment for him to get off that high horse

[@oneparticularlysmartape]

Fair enough

[@RagingIfrit]

Hot take, Taco Bell is an American food, and So is Panda Express

[@hanniejaf]

his reaction to the “french fries” reminded me he’s british😭😭

[@j-king428]

He's English. There's no such race and ethnicity as being British. Welsh, Scottish, Irish, Polish, Pakistani, Russian, Chinese are all technically British so it makes no sense.

[@wow-11N6a29]

@@j-king428I’m English-Korean and literally only racists or 80 year olds call themself English here because they don’t wanna be associated with any other country 💀 Britain is England Northern Ireland Scotland and Wales all you need to do is do a quick google search and you’d see that for yourself lmao

[@adanis0197]

​@wow-11N6a29 I'm not racist or 80 I'm a normal 36 Yr old male and I'm English first not British, being proud of your country is not racist, that's like us just calling you Asian and if you don't like it your a racist 😂

[@user-fv3fh8ir7x]

LEE KNOW WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE

[@joshuabryant9845]

​@@j-king428hes still british though. Lol

[@portugalfc7]

Bro has more emotional despair on food than anything

[@b.ballooon9225]

Saddest part is he's wrong about the hamburger. Yes, Hamburgers were named after the City of Hamburg. But it was an American (German Immigrant, but if you say that someone isn't American cause they are a German Immigrant than half the nation isn't American). So yah, he's wrong, Hamburgers were actually made by Americans. I believe hot dogs were too but I could be wrong on that one. Sucks when people are so stuck on the "America lied about things" train that they end up believing the first thing they hear which along the same way of thinking. So if America didn't invent French fries, and Hamburg is a city in Germany and the name came from Germany, then of course you will assume that Hamburgers came from Germany. But this is only because you didn't research further and just assumed based on one fact, and that assumption comes from stereotypes and global opinions on Americans which tend to be kinda negative and that we are stupid and wrong about everything. Basically if America wasn't seen as "wrong" all the time, then people wouldn't assume incorrect things like this. I hope the world changes their view of the US soon, as such a world where everyone views on group (the strongest civ) in a negative fashion is a recipe for disaster.

[@FOB129]

Spoke facts 💯

[@joashaguilar8608]

Cause America literally is built by immigrants after the brats(the one who hated tea tax) slaughtered all the natives.

[@aaronm.v.9990]

​@b.ballooon9225 you must be from the usa😂 To make it easy enough for you. If a German moves to any country, they're still German, but if they have kids that are born in the country where they moved to, and grow up there, those kids are not German, they're from whatever country they were born and raised in. I get that you have the idea that hamburgers are from the usa, but that's not true, they're a german invention. Although I see your confusion there, after all, you were raised in the usa, so one cannot expect you to knowm much about anything 😅

[@bear1245]

He’s an actor..

[@joshezzo5167]

Hamburger was created in New England. He be acting like he know everything

[@XavierVanGogh]

Nah

[@NinammaRai-d8h]

​@@XavierVanGogh What do you mean by nah?

[@Will-bl4gx]

The beef patty was made in Hamburg, the hamburger that everyone knows was definitely made in america

[@dylansickinger545]

It was, it was named after a steak dish from Hamburg

[@Lemuria1993]

So it's german, understood

[@dylansickinger545]

@@Lemuria1993 no, the beef dish the hamburger was inspired by is German

[@alexz9388]

@@Lemuria1993the original Hamburg dish is literally just a beef patty

[@alexz9388]

@@Lemuria1993America invented the modern burger with a bun, toppings and sauce, even before the German dish there were many Asian countries who had very similar beef patty dishes. It’s hard to say who invented the beef patty but for the burger sandwhich everyone loves, it’s definitely American.

[@avocares]

Raw ground beef "hamburger" is from Germany. Cooked hamburger in a patty form placed between 2 buns that people refer to when they say "hamburgers" was invented in the US.

[@cartapo2669]

Yep. People don't realize that dishes evolve over time

[@Ichthyodactyl]

A lot of people also fundamentally fail to realize that almost all food invented in the US was invented by immigrants or their children or grandchildren and are therefor often named in their mother tongue. Just because a food item has a german name doesn't mean it was invented in the borders of germany.

[@SySH78]

and your source is that you made it the fuck up for likes. Great job, bot

[@AFVEH]

Not at all. Hamburger steaks were first placed between two buns as a way for sailors who were stopping over at the port of Hamburg to be able to eat them on the go. As sailors traveled, the dish spread. But a ground beef steak between two buns is 100% German, from Hamburg.

[@avocares]

@@AFVEH I'm willing to learn something new, but I cannot find a source that indicates that what anyone thinks of as a "hamburger" came from somewhere other than the US. I even dug into the source book from Wikipedia - Hamburger: A Global History by Andrew Smith, which includes the statement "The [Russian] Tartars had nothing to do with the hamburger; the citizens of Hamburg, Germany, had only a remote connection with the sandwich". It goes on to clarify that a hamburger is a sandwich but a sandwich is not a hamburger, since the origins of sandwiches date back to the 1760's and John Montagu, the Fourth Earl of Sandwich (England), though the author clarified "the Earl is unlikely to have been the first person to consume a slice of beef between two slices of bread, but he has nevertheless been credited with the creation of the sandwich ever since". The also goes into the history of why the industrial revolution in the US was key to the hamburgers invention "But it took almost two decades before the sandwich met the Hamburg steak. The invention of the hamburger sandwich was fostered by the industrialization of America...". But if you can find me a reliable source that clearly states that what the world knows as the hamburger was actually invented in Germany, I will amend my original post.

[@ntbored7727]

The dude answering was 100% trolling lmao

[@JsJdv]

Or maybe he's just American. You can't tell with those mo-rons.

[@4ever_Mxntal]

I would say Mac n cheese Buffalo wings Barbecue ribs Popcorn Fried chicken

[@buch4620]

@@4ever_Mxntalhonestly first thing I think of is American bbq fr

[@slacproductions9595]

@@JsJdvidk where you’re from, but if you’re in the United Kingdom you’re just as stupid

[@DenseMelon]

​@@JsJdvok

[@smnstuffs77]

Bro’s symbiote was about to come out after hearing that comment about French Fries.

[@soraxcyan]

He said all he needed to say with that expression 😂

[@Buggybee-dk6me]

Not a British person playing the “that’s not really from there” game..

[@sebastianmansilla7929]

No help tom Holland looks more argentinian or Italian than British

[@Vindog962]

@@sebastianmansilla7929he’s British what are you talking about

[@sebastianmansilla7929]

@@Vindog962 he looks like Messi or dibu than your average British guy . The joke is everything is considered British isn't from there too like everything from America isn't from there

[@hamasakibibou7433]

@@sebastianmansilla7929he is British move on lmao

[@sylviawylie9218]

I do that with people when I'm talking down the street. Wish we could have our country back.

[@Smooth.Operator.]

BBQ and Cajun have entered the chat

[@godturkey4098]

Basically everything going on in Louisiana is American food.

[@jsantiago.b]

BBQ is not an American invention, come on. Cajun on the other hand is

[@steveescher1554]

​ @jsantiago.b BBQ in my state of PA is mostly German influence, but down south is completely different.

[@Smooth.Operator.]

@@jsantiago.b its distinctly an American style of food

[@robertcooper3196]

@@jsantiago.bbbq isn’t but the way it’s cooked, the spices, and the sauces are very much American.

[@MasonGrant0704]

In all fairness, the way hamburgers are eaten today all over the world was started in the USA. Corndogs, Philly cheesesteak, Cuban sandwich was started in FL, Clam chowder and Buffalo Wings.

[@punarawijayasundara1569]

"French fries" His face........... I can't🤣🤣🤣

[@jvmbatista]

That silent "Bro, really..."

[@derpythetroll16video8]

I love how he doesnt even respond when the guy says french fries, he just stares at him like "I'm going to give you a second to reflect on what you just said bro"

[@andrewkvk1707]

The dude probably knew that they weren't French at the least, which is true.

[@sarahbuttell6367]

French refers to the cut of the potato, not where it’s from.

[@jackmehoff2503]

​@@sarahbuttell6367while fries are indeed cut julienne (or french)... search results show that what we all know as French fries originated in Belgium during the late 1600s, in a region of the country where the denizens spoke French

[@LocalMaple]

Hamburgers aren’t from Hamburg. I doubt French Fries are from France.

[@jackmehoff2503]

@@LocalMaple immigrants from what I've read, would eat a version of what we know today to be a hamburger, on a vessel that traveled from Hamburg to New York. White castle, the famous burger n slider chain, credits the origin of the hamburger to Otto Kuase who lived in... you guessed it

[@fallingdowntoautumn2484]

“French fries” *death stare*

[@R0bsterb0Y]

I think that at that moment he had to deny his counterpart any intelligence and ability to understand.

[@horsemanpit8812]

@@R0bsterb0YThat’s definitely american.

[@pigs6486]

​@@horsemanpit8812You know what's American? McDonalds. What potato do they use for fries? Russet Burbanks. Where were Russet Burbanks potatoes developed? Massachusetts, USA. Ball game

[@Tauri_]

French fries originated in Austria.

[@bigguy3529]

@@Tauri_ no they originated in belgium

[@ThisIsMyHandle333]

That look when the guy says “French fries” 😂

[@duchigames5755]

The dead silence after French fries.

[@geneticepistomology]

They are German, FF bc of WW2.

[@JDog801]

​@@geneticepistomologyBelgium

[@classysunglassy7497]

@@geneticepistomology nah. they are from belgium

[@ldens6694]

@@classysunglassy7497 no, potatoes are from the Americas

[@classysunglassy7497]

​@@ldens6694 yeah...but they were still produced in Belgium??? Trade did exist back when they were created. For example, tomatoes were not indigenous to Italy, but it is still a staple in a lot of their food. Different vegetables can be traded to different places and still used in their dishes. For example, cattle were not bred in america/the americas traditionally, but tons of people in the same place use cow meat every day. Hope this helped clear up any misconceptions :)

[@Audrey.2027]

The disbelief on his face after “frEnCH fRiES” is killing me

[@georgecordner3804]

french fries are actually from belgium hahah

[@weewoo695]

French fries aren't even French what you're implying here makes 0 sense lmfao

[@georgecordner3804]

@@weewoo695 yeah french fries aren’t french at all

[@DoTheDishesOrElse..]

Guys, French fries maybe aren't French but they aren't American either, and in this context, it's all that matters 💀

[@georgecordner3804]

@@DoTheDishesOrElse.. valid point

[@annabees]

French fries *laughs in French imagining the Belgians out there* XD

[@Koepex]

Yeah, triggered..😅

[@spartoiss488]

Imagine french call it fries 😂😂 we do

[@Uhohlisa]

Belgians didn’t invent them. We don’t know who did. They claim to but there is no evidence for this.

[@tobiasa9071]

​@@Uhohlisa if we don't know then we shouldn't call them French

[@gritskennedy5007]

BELGIAN PEOPLES HEADS EXPLODING AT THIS IGNORANCE AND SELF RIGHTEOUS POMPUS INSULT

[@selz19]

Tom had that face of "whos gonna tell him" after he said French fries

[@sdcrocks]

Sometimes you live long enough to see yourself become the villain😂

[@ericperry27]

Hahahaha

[@blasm1713]

That guy is next level trolling

[@BingusLover45]

That guy? I feel like he deserves a little more than just that

[@atoastedtoaster]

@@BingusLover45no he’s is THAT GUY

[@coltonblake13]

The Hamburger steak is from Hamburg. Using a hamburger between two pieces of bread is USA. French fries, are Belgian.

[@BenWaitinOnYou]

Fried chicken, brisket, basically soul food America invented

[@dylancooper5118]

Brisket is a cut of meat so I don't see how any one country could have invented that. Also there are dozens of countries that have their own versions of fried chicken. Scotland and many Asian countries were making fried chicken before the US was even a nation.

[@BenWaitinOnYou]

@@dylancooper5118 yes but we as in america invented the way to cook it.

[@dylancooper5118]

@BenWaitinOnYou No that is also not true. Slow cooking or smoking brisket was done by Ashkenazi Jews in central and Southern Europe for generations.

[@BenWaitinOnYou]

@@dylancooper5118 there are three claims of origins, one is the one u mention. The others either from European settlers in early american colonies, and the indigenous groups of texas. So it hard to actually tell, but I believe that it was the native Americans that invented it

[@BenWaitinOnYou]

Which is PART OF AMERICA so.......

[@1233bobb]

Most historians agree that the hamburger was invented in America

[@SpencerWiles]

We invented the Fried Twinkie, and I am inherently proud of that fact.

[@realghostboii]

ever have deep fried oreos?

[@SpencerWiles]

@@realghostboii once or twice. They weren’t bad.

[@LTJ4CK]

Twinkie was created by James Alexander Dewar... A Canadian-born baker ;)

[@dannymorales5549]

​@@LTJ4CKFried twinkies arent the same

[@LTJ4CK]

@dannymorales5549 well... fried Twinkies aren't Twinkies that you freeze then fried??

[@hibarikyoya854]

He was about to throw hands when he heard french fries

[@scott4868]

“I don’t want them to confuse crisps and chips. Let me add the word ‘potato’ to clear things up.”

[@GiuseppeGaetanoSabatelli]

Pringles has entered the chat.

[@210Blackjoker]

Chips are fries, and crisps are chips

[@Mona-.-]

@@210BlackjokerI think u missed the point of the comment

[@oliveryt7168]

@@210Blackjoker Chips are chips... fries are fries.

[@thedoobieshrew0244]

​@@oliveryt7168and crisps are crisps

[@NobodyJustShorts]

That confidence on hamburger tho was pretty awesome almost had me 😂

[@sebastianvaldivia8830]

Southern BBQ is top tier. Also Jambalaya and gumbo have French and African influence but those dishes originated in Louisiana.

[@shevahauser1780]

EXACTLY! orange chicken was also created in the states. theres texmex, american BBQ, sloppy joes, meatball subs, new England lobster, southen biscuits (very difficult than the British ones). jello, Marshmellos, rice crispy treats,...

[@shevahauser1780]

not to mention ACTUAL NATIVE AMERICAN CUISINE

[@OnTheRocksTalks]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@shevahauser1780are you high? Tex Mex = Americans just adding more cheese. Then you listed meatballs? Italian. NEW ENGLAND LOBSTER? New England is literally NEW ENGLAND! Meaning not the original

[@shevahauser1780]

@@OnTheRocksTalks no ... nothing what you said is culinarily correct. texmex is its own cuisine. and lobsters arent in the British isles. new england as in... the east coast. as in main lobsters...

[@Fallon_bayles0727]

AmeriCAN!

[@iW34Rglasses00]

Wait until he learns French fries aren't french.

[@luisaucedo]

He never said they were...

[@supersaiyansean9679]

Belgian origin if I remember correctly

[@kamen_rider1752]

Yup they were called French fries because half of our country speaks french

[@The_Jumping_Box]

​@@kamen_rider1752yep, soldiers came over and heard French, assumed they were in France

[@anthonygiangiacomo1346]

@@luisaucedostrongly implied

[@tylergaye5457]

The bland meat sandwich they invented in Hamburg is unrecognizable as a an actual burger.

[@Italdo8]

If I was the interviewer, right after French fries I would say “Greek salad, Chinese take out”

[@DamnDaimen]

Funnily enough, Chinese takeout is the most American of food.

[@Loki-qo2kb]

@@DamnDaimen cornbread, stuffed turkey, Modern chocolate bars, M&Ms, Sodas, Chilis

[@Isla_Barrett]

As an Australian who recently moved to America, I feel his pain.

[@habsfan7090]

What part of the continent

[@NicEeEe843]

They aren’t totally sure where burgers were invented. They don’t definitively know who created the burger but it’s between the US and Germany but no one really knows

[@benonaru]

@@habsfan7090no

[@Tundyinthelight]

​@@NicEeEe843it was created in hamburg germany, hence the name hamburger when there is no ham. Hamburg steaks were originally sold to Sailors just getting off the water. When someone had the brilliant idea to serve it between two pieces of bread because it was too hot to hold and eat at the same time

[@kpj2051]

What food is Australian

[@mikeylaurens5784]

Southern American BBQ would be a good example of American food

[@JS-sv4ol]

Yeah, totally. Fried chicken? Or does it originate from another country too?

[@lucasjacobson6119]

@@JS-sv4ol Fried chicken isn't Southern BBQ.

[@johnlaplant2429]

Southern bbq, chili, cajun food, lobster rolls, Philly cheesesteak, Buffalo wings, chicken fried steak, biscuits and gravy... The list goes on and on, they just failed to come up with good answers

[@TheEren900]

​@@jefferynewman3265Whaaaat? German here. Ofc hamburgers are from hamburg lmao. What are you on about?!

[@NbrackA06]

@@jefferynewman3265truly delusional

[@godtaughtme467]

Everything the guy listed IS in fact American food.

[@Vectorghoul423]

Everything he listed is European

[@godtaughtme467]

@@Vectorghoul423 European origin maybe however when you go to America and get a cheeseburger & fries it’s American food. It’s a staple of American culture, and it’s made differently. American cuisine is a diverse blend of cooking styles and traditions, reflecting the country's rich cultural heritage and history of immigration.

[@jamesrohan9024]

“Tater tots” would have been better answer then French fries 😂

[@lordquenntillieusiii9250]

Well yeah because that would've been a correct answer as they were invented in Oregon

[@GhostWriter-wt8pb]

Europeans didnt know what a patatoe was until they came to america.

[@riccardozanoni2531]

@@GhostWriter-wt8pb same goes for tomatoes, but that doesn't make pizza american lol 🤣 otherwise, any recipe that uses wheat would be north african probably

[@GhostWriter-wt8pb]

@@riccardozanoni2531 no but the fact it was invented to sell to poor people on the east cost.does.italians version wasnt called pizza and didnt get topings until the workers in america got a lil richer.things like "french" frys and pizza and even nachos.are just advertisements.the lore of getting something from another country.history channel has great shows about the eats.the kid in this video still beleives it.advertizing is mind control.

[@riccardozanoni2531]

@@GhostWriter-wt8pb you must be kidding.... no way americans are actually this ignorant😭 what next? americans invented cars? the telephone? let me guess, jesus was white and american

[@fredos4323]

I only identify this kid as Spiderman and totally forgot he's British😂😂

[@Jim-Bagel]

Nothing worse than an ignorant Brit, but I’m being redundant.

[@bunbun6609]

Same lol

[@dreabia4759]

I JUST found out a week ago

[@Joey-fl1cm]

@@dreabia4759your actually like 5 years old

[@TheParagonIsDead]

He’s 30

[@twixyDaemon]

The disappointed look on his face after “French fries” 😂😂😂

[@MatthewMendez135]

The original hambuger from Germany was just a ball of meat. It didn’t get put between bun and added topping til it got to the US

[@ferrywijaya2557]

"Should I tell him French fries is Belgian...? No, no... I might offend the entire country," Tom thought as he expressed his inner monologue with a silence and sour disappointment on his face.

[@zaltan1234]

Fries were invented in Paris, not in Belgium ;) Belgians just took it as their speciality later

[@zaltan1234]

@@appel_vreter it's a myth, debunked by a belgian historian

[@laradebeer5047]

Tom just "should i even?"

[@atoastedtoaster]

He shouldn’t because he was wrong about the first one

[@amybreski2611]

We have American Southern "Soul Food"

[@megastick9324]

Kind of. A lot of it was eaten in other parts of the world before the US. Offal of all types was eaten by the poor. The seasoning would be the most American part.

[@Carnibee]

Soul food is a concept, not a set of meals or recipes. It’s food that comforts you, or “feeds the soul.” In America we consider some foods soul food, but everyone’s soul food is different.

[@Bathtub_Toaster]

​@@megastick9324By that argument no food is actually from anywhere because all types of food are eaten in different places.

[@megastick9324]

@@Bathtub_Toaster And that could be a true statement also. Except there are foods native only to certain areas of the world. Mostly determined by what animals, spices and veg were available there.

[@Avaddon911]

New York style cheesecake... Philadelphia cheese steaks, Chicago style deep dish pizza

[@lixiazhou9961]

The word ‘French’ already unleashed the demon in Tom Holland

[@markthomason3261]

Ironically, a German chocolate cake is actually American.

[@mrmaaf1443]

Which cake?

[@jrodcollections3764]

@@mrmaaf1443German Chocolate Cake

[@-Nick-Name-]

@@mrmaaf1443t’s called German chocolate cake because it was made with Dutch Coco, the recipe itself comes from America Edit: I was thinking of something else, it’s called German because the inventors last name was”German”

[@thegoldenboy3799]

No it's not

[@markthomason3261]

@@thegoldenboy3799 German Chocolate Cake originated when a man named Samuel German created a dark baking chocolate. The name was Baker's German's Sweet Chocolate. Then a woman wrote into a Dallas newspaper a recipe under the name Mrs. George Clay of Dallas Texas. The name of the recipe was German's Chocolate Cake because that was one of the main ingredients. After years of being republished, eventually people started dropping the 's on German's and it became German chocolate cake.

[@latetootheparty]

Tom was ready to go symbiote after the French fries

[@azzaqirin]

ikr but i would've worse if he turns into labo

[@azzaqirin]

ikr but i would've worse if he turns into labo

[@bingbongvo7287]

Shelby: "ZA FRESH FROIS"

[@JayJayGirl26]

Shout-out to the Belgians

[@dimpyra]

And da bebsi

[@TheElement255]

Iz not toiight iz not roight habibi

[@sierrasix-ux7hv]

And dont borget za bebsi

[@davidgavrun5630]

Dont put da ketchup

[@mclcr4053]

Rocky Mountain oyster. Come get you some!

[@Nyx_59]

The silence was so loud

[@dbw_e]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@amanpotdar]

Tom Holland asking so bravely as if British food's a thing

[@zynthplays7182]

i mean their are a few british foods such as a yorkshire pudding, scotch eggs, pork pies but yes most of our foods come from other cultures mainly because most of our foods are boring or the recipes date back centuries and consist of 2-3 ingredients and is like eating cardboard lol

[@jackfax]

​@@zynthplays7182No British dish is touching Buffalo wings

[@zynthplays7182]

@@jackfax im not a fan of chicken on the bone but buffalo wings il make an exception lol

[@TT-up5rz]

Little bitch crying over a Tik tok is pathetic, grow up 😂

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

@@jackfaxI dunno, that beef Wellington looks awful good.

[@HarryCox23]

He should’ve added saying “French Toast” after saying French Fries 🤣

[@keepsafeandsound6722]

I thought he was going to say loaded toasted fries with lilt.

[@Loki-qo2kb]

Some authors consider the recipe for Aliter Dulcia (translated as 'Another sweet dish') included in the Apicius, a 1st-century CE Ancient Roman cuisine cookbook, "not very different" from modern French toast, although it does not involve eggs. so just as american as it is french

[@eggos5074]

Barbeque that will make you regret being born here. Alot of Cajun dishes can be interpreted as others but man its such a joy.

[@radhialatif6593]

Soul food has left the chat...

[@MimeBrikk]

BBQ left the chat, Freedom Fries left the chat BIG Mac left the chat… WHAT ELSE HELP ME???

[@atomic3325]

@@MimeBrikk Lets be honest here, pretty much every culture in the world has BBQ Meat of some form or another. I am not sure you can take this one away from the cavemen.

[@JoffreDon]

Hamburger the sandwich is from America. Fried Ice Cream is from America. Fried Chicken is from America. Jerky is from America. Tater Tots are from America. The idea that there isn’t food from America is retarded. Coming from the man whose country people find black pepper “spicy”. Go eat some fucking porridge and baked beans

[@JoffreDon]

@@MimeBrikk It’s rich hearing it from someone who’s country’s top restaurants are French

[@frillylily8005]

@@atomic3325 They mean American BBQ American BBQ taste much different then most places

[@N0t.Vincent.Charbonneau]

Remember folks Tom once complimented a korean american on his english.

[@fyeelessarndra3392]

"I'm from Atlanta!" -Eric

[@emprahsfinest7092]

Easy mistake yo make

[@dangerousmantis6324]

i mean, they were doing an interview in korea so...

[@nisuha9]

I don’t blame him he looks Korean and he was interviewed in Korea. I would have think that too.

[@troystaunton254]

Yeah but Americans barely speak the language.