UK vs USA | Cheese

[@TheArtsyshep]

The sheer commitment to neutrality from this man honestly makes my year

[@notevenskully]

he is the only thing stopping this world from immanent destruction

[@jasontownsend3621]

It’s literally not I’m American and I grew up eating grilled cheese with cheddar and Colby jack

[@Dawsojtogata]

That’s literally the joke mate

[@Janus-yv8zm]

​@@jasontownsend3621duhhh

[@Bigblackmonkeh]

Shoulda added chef Tyler in this vid

[@joeschmo276]

As an American, I commonly steal British children's grilled cheeses while I'm on my tea dumping routes

[@Janosuk]

Why you FEIND !! That's just not cricket ser!

[@Mrtreetheone]

Well atleast our cheese aint 80% plastic 🤷‍♂️

[@dNorsh]

@@Mrtreetheonehonestly I saw the beginning and said yeah Britain is winning because American cheese sucks personally I like using provolone or if I just want a sandwich I’ll use provolone and gabagoul (which will make everyone know what I’m talking about I know that isn’t how you spell it tho) so yeah take y’all’s crown except for the mayo i just don’t want it on my grilled cheese that just sounds like illness to me but that is just my opinion

[@IllegalMonkeStalin]

I’m in your walls

[@heribertoruizjr.5296]

And they claimed the American made condensed milk -jeremy clarkson

[@williamknipe5966]

As somebody who roots for the British in these videos, it’s a good thing for both of these countries that France, Italy and Switzerland aren’t here.

[@User-19-x1h]

French cheese ? You’re joking right ? Soft and bland Italy too mild Swiss cheese too much like Italian mozzarella Cheddar is best !

[@fursonia9502]

Cap ​@@User-19-x1h

[@billder2655]

the french like our cheese, they’re starting to import a lot of west country cheddar

[@milliway2010]

Exactly, I prefer a thick slice of Jarlsberg, Fontina or Gouda and unsalted Irish butter. Plastic lite mayo? no. thanks.

[@ticketyboo2456]

Sorry but British cheese is delish.

[@StalwartShinobi]

I have much respect for this man proving that British cuisine is not as bland as Americans think, it's not bland, it's just not junk.

[@RandomAmericanStuff-pl9ti]

We got Tex-mex heard of that?

[@dlwderun6998]

sandwiches and mac and cheese are from england

[@StalwartShinobi]

@@dlwderun6998 I thought Mac and cheese was Italian as supermarkets have them in the Italian pasta ready meal sections, can't imagine much is American seeing as the country is made up and not that old 😂

[@StalwartShinobi]

@@RandomAmericanStuff-pl9ti sounds like a wrestler, not into eating that mate

[@CatboyShadowbox]

@@StalwartShinobiMost modern day countries did not exist for most of human history, all countries are made up. French people are French regardless if France existed or not. English food is boring but that’s true of all the Germanic countries (though German food is gross): Meat, bread, potatoes a thousand different ways. As an American, I am exposed to many different cultures of food, so I actually don’t care for that diet. It’s primarily a mid-west thing which is also a joke in America as the mid west palate tends to have the most Germanic/English influences and the food is very basic and boring in taste.

[@soze230]

Never have I seen something more unbiased in my life

[@VivSees]

American “cheese” IS wax. 🤢🤮 Plus it’s the only “cheese” that is American. 🤣

[@cheerios211]

@@VivSeesim English but grilled cheese is just better

[@MaximusChivus]

​@@VivSees No, it's really not. Like not even vaguely. Take cheese, melt it down, blend with stabilizers, and you have American cheese. Usually they just use unaged cheap cheddar for the base cheese. It's not even what the average person would use for a grilled cheese unless they're feeding an insanely picky child, they'd use cheddar or whatever pre sliced cheese they like.

[@krisbrown4761]

​@@VivSeesIt's not even close. People love to talk out of their ass about some shit they read on Reddit.

[@schloany4479]

@@MaximusChivus When you realize people have wrong opinions

[@samhelfrich6574]

nah this one's legit, i regularly raid british coastlines to steal their golden cheese for my grill

[@somethingelse516]

Ah, this is what the tories mean by stop the boats

[@norbertsobon5621]

Maybe they're not that bad, they might've just wanted to stop him from running away with the Gloucester 😂

[@AlwaysHungryBruh]

Can't beat British coast line cheese 🧀😅

[@shieldwolf65]

I don't actually know that its legal in Australia & the EU or Britain to call that orange stuff *Cheese* I've regretfully tried it a few times. Rubbery, tasteless, gelatinous milk solids. Its technically not cheese. Australia doesn't have a cheese of our own but we do great Vintage & bitey Cheddars & copy various other styles pretty well. Our cheesy melts, particularly with either some piccalilli relish, onion relish or Vegemite are damned fine. 🇦🇺😁👍

[@lil-g4879]

Noted, can you let us know which port you’re coming into, so we can send the Stilton down there?

[@doughnutzaj]

To be fair, i don't think I've ever heard anyone ever say "you know who makes good cheese? America"

[@hannah57]

Nah, american creameries have won international cheese competitions before. Wisconsin especially is known for its cheese. Trouble is, "American cheese" and "cheese" in a can exist and give real American cheese a bad name

[@anemone9895]

So you have maybe 1 good cheese. We have dozens

[@seventh-hydra]

​@@anemone9895 Nah, I gotta give them credit, Wisconsin produces a massive variety of different cheeses, they make the 4th most Cheese in the world. And lot of them are quite good. BellaVitano and Cupola deserve a shout. That said I think European cheese is still better, and in the US most people are still on the processed cheese train.

[@user-ur5ur2oy6h]

Yeah but the better European cheese is definitely not coming from the U.K.

[@doughnutzaj]

@user-ur5ur2oy6h ummm, yeah they are "Traditional favourites such as Cheshire and Red Leicester were made alongside modern cheeses such as Cornish Yarg and Stichelton. Today, the UK is home to some of the best cheeses in the world. It is held in the same high regard as curd and rennet heavyweights such as France and Italy."

[@threebrothers1219]

Well that’s definitely unbiased😂

[@Fe0ryde]

As a british human i am absolutely stunned at this mans neutrality and unbiasness as i would not be able to

[@bexixx]

When people come on here stating they are human as if their cat steals their phone and leaves comments on a regular. Or is this the cat writing comments again lying pretending to be his human 🤣

[@xxsskyyxx]

y’all are obsessed with America & even lost the war lmao .. y’all bring up America way more

[@optabam7942]

They have to state it because everyone else knows that the Brits aren’t real people

[@Mind_Idiot]

he's biased as fuck but he's biased in the correct direction. :)

[@EmeraldGamer5000]

@@bexixxyou never know… YOU COULD BE A CAT

[@xoyil]

His unbiased opinions should make him the best judge ever seen

[@footballmania31]

It is unbiased wdym

[@persondavis1294]

​@@footballmania31thats what he said

[@footballmania31]

@@persondavis1294 he’s being sarcastic

[@footballmania31]

He is generally unbiased the usa just have bad food

[@Dinglehopper59]

@@footballmania31bro has never heard of sarcasm💀💀💀

[@QuindianaJones]

As a famous British person once said: "cheeese!" ✊🏻😬✊🏻

[@Kraken54321]

🐕

[@joehowell3791]

Never thought I would ever be so happy to hear the word 'toastie'

[@vanillyn]

americans don't just use plastic cheese, they use plastic bread as well!

[@Gallic_Gabagool]

What does this even mean lad

[@JumbledDufus]

finally someone acknowledges our plastic bread

[@Wsphoes]

Stop being tapping mcfish n chips

[@tehdusto]

Also plastic butter (margarine)

[@Stevehboy]

I’ve been to American a few times I’m from Scotland & was absolute shocked at some foods tbh was sick & everything, couldnt eat the cheese really & love the stuff been to over 15 countries all over Europe plus Australia never once got sick, actually shocked me tbh, Was lied to lol haha as a kid

[@bignibbles]

Tried my hardest to be Unbiased on this one 🪤

[@spanishpeaches2930]

These are so funny.

[@RandomIrishGuy]

You did well, this was very unbiased as per usual

[@ProGamers-tq3ok]

Thank you for not roasting us Britain’s in this video. You’ve earned my respect

[@rainbowbun8716]

I didn’t even know that emoji existed

[@anatolydyatlov5196]

A very unbiased review

[@xinranli1553]

The “That’s been made for you by a mother who regrets you were ever born “ got me💀

[@theironmuttonchops5398]

Every video with American food on this channel is so unbiased and respectful. Truly, your average polite brit.

[@leyubar1]

As an American, I can only thank this channel for helping me see the error of my ways. I and my family shall be moving to the UK forthwith, regardless of my weeping wife and children's excuses about not wanting to leave their friends behind

[@GIBBO4182]

Using words like “forthwith” I can safely say you’ll be welcomed with open arms! 😂

[@kernicterus1233]

Welcome welcome, and as a bonus you get to hop on a train to France to sample their excellent cuisine as well. Then Italy, then Spain …

[@thehunter1113]

Tbh England is better than America right now, coming from an American that moved to England in 2020.

[@aw7215]

Yeah have fun eating beans on toast for breakfast

[@thehunter1113]

@@aw7215 Lidl has some pretty good cereal tho

[@Updated_logger]

As an American, I can confirm that this video is 100% unbiased and fair to both nations.

[@Urgamerbro9]

Finally

[@Kookie_13_]

It is 100%

[@StringyStrider]

Hi, I, as a american born and raised here in the great country, with a pure american lineage all the way to my great grandparents, I reject your submission as this is an inacurate video. A normal american makes their grilled cheese with chedder, wich is the most common cheese in america, And puts some mayo or other cheeses inside. Also, an american wouldnt have that little cheese to bread ratio.

[@Kookie_13_]

@@StringyStrider he’s using American cheese because it’s American food, and for the cheese toastie he used British cheese, made in glouster, cheddar and lester

[@Updated_logger]

@@StringyStrider and the creator of this video knows this. That's what makes it so much funnier. It took me a LONG while to not find this slightly/very insulting.

[@xpo4139]

Seeing all the hate comments with the joke going over their head is funny. He literally calls himself the most unhinged UK chef

[@oz30]

some Americans don't understand sarcasm

[@trifecta4990]

@@oz30 i do???

[@user-ur5ur2oy6h]

@oz30 Neither do British people apparently.

[@Majotsukai]

As Americans, due to our cheese being 80% plastic, we developed senses to tell if there are plastics elsewhere in our food and water. We’re kind of like walking BPA detectors.

[@SecureHandle]

???

[@archydragon5213]

Normal bread vs sour dough bread. 2 american cheese vs 3 kind of different cheese. This is the most balanced experiment I seen in my life

[@CandiceClark-xb3so-JC_KiwiCap]

I don't really eat grilled cheese, but when I do I use sourdough, and American and Munster cheese with whatever other cheeses I feel like. But I always will use Munster as a minimum. I also like to brush slightly cheesy butter on the outside. (Toast the inside of bread before making sandwich)

[@anom2619]

please tell me you are joking there is no way your brain is this smooth

[@archydragon5213]

@anom2619 it call sarcastic smooth brain

[@DisconnectedRoamer]

I make it just like the Americans but our cheese is better and that's a fact

[@iraniche]

authentically American

[@TheChosenGamer_TCG]

I love how unbiased he is! He uses just the right cheeses on both and is judging so perfectly!

[@KosaloMaskanti]

nah fr this guy is basically doing the 1 pound vs 100 pound vids but using countries

[@oladipodiekololaoluwa8680]

I have never seen a more unbiased judge in my life

[@AidanCaDrago]

I've had a simple British Grilled cheese with four year or antique white chedder, double globster with chives along with marniara and it's a favorite for me. A simple grilled cheese sandwich with deluxe American cheese (American cheese that is real) with tomato soup though, is a quaint comfort meal. Bonus points if you make it moist golden using mayo.

[@atomicexistentialism8428]

Unbiased as ever

[@TopicalEssay]

And super Based as ever

[@fallenmouse6366]

Americans are just jealous that England has better food

[@JacksReviews-zt2rs]

Cry about it America 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧💪☕️

[@orng16]

​@@JacksReviews-zt2rs thats the joke lil bro🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️

[@atomicexistentialism8428]

@@JacksReviews-zt2rs I'm British mate

[@hoodplays9380]

Im British and i know most Americans dont make grilled cheese like that 😂

[@stratuslocktheautobot4421]

CORRECT!

[@GreysonLouthan-jq8fu]

facts 💀💀

[@StringyStrider]

we don't

[@n3onYT-valk]

True bro mine's more like British at this point😭

[@sollomyfries]

Well...

[@seventh-hydra]

All these people complaining about how it isnt a fair fight. That's about a $3 traditional grilled cheese, vs a $3.75 traditional cheese toastie. That is not some elevated fancy version. That is a default you get from a convenience store. By saying it isn't fair, youre saying that their basic grilled cheese is so much better that it would be considered luxury over here.

[@Kingsneakz]

3.75 with two different cheeses? but pretty solid point. You can easily exchange the burger cheese for blocked cheddar or anything from Wisconsin too for the same price. Use different sourdough loaf and you've got an American grilled cheese that doesn't depict a elementary school provided lunch lol

[@seventh-hydra]

@@Kingsneakz 3.75 for three different cheeses. But yeah, it's definitely not impossible to make a nice grilled cheese in the US. But you're not gonna get one out of a box like you can in the UK. (Artisan) Wisconsin cheese is also pretty expensive, at least on the West Coast. They go for about as much as a comparable one imported from Europe.

[@avamcnulty8286]

Australia: Um, excuse me?? We have cheese toasties too??

[@cliked]

dont worry we didnt forget you

[@billyboy286]

“Unbiased!” “not biased at all!” This one is definitely a fair judgment. Cheese toastie > grilled “cheese”

[@Brennanas]

When I found out Americans actually use American cheese in a grilled cheese, I felt so sorry for them.

[@-Wyvern]

​@Brennanas no one actually uses that nasty cheese for grilled cheese

[@-wizard-4184]

@@Brennanasthe thing is, no one in their right mind actually uses that cheese for grilled cheese here

[@Shmidershmax]

Bro made a cheap generic grilled cheese and compared it to an elevated version of a cheese toastie. You can use any kind of cheese(s) and bread for a grilled cheese.

[@ack7956]

​@@-Wyvern Oh no, we absolutely do. It's absolutely horrendous each time. That's why I make them the British way.

[@brycelhuillier5737]

When u understand and accept that this whole series isn’t a Brit hating on Americans but instead is a Brit disproving the notion that British food is all terrible and then showing that theres actually quite a lot of great English dishes, it becomes the best food series on KZbin.

[@RedAndYellacuddlyFella]

Despite your perfect explanation of the joke, it will still be over the heads of many a yank who will crowd the comments section with insults aimed at British cuisine.

[@Mark-nx5pk]

More like people having America rent free in their heads

[@Thebuter]

Maybe because… it is bad

[@TankManHeavy]

@@Mark-nx5pk You just proved the guy's point above yours lmaoooo

[@yamlulz]

​@@ThebuterCouldn't agree more I'm British btw

[@pandacrazy1]

I love it how he always keeps these ratings fair and justifiable without involving emotion or bias. Thank you!

[@akajkyt]

lol the eyes wide shut music in the background 😂

[@elliott7531]

Ngl Americans when you buy cheddar in the town of cheddar it just hits differently

[@mikeycraig8970]

Cheddar is more like a village than a town. Its a street clinging to a rock face practically. But yes, there is no better cheddar than that FROM cheddar.

[@loadedwithsugar]

Fr

[@terrypage358]

Unfortunately, most countries and supermarkets rip off the cheddar name to make inferior cheese. I have eaten cheddar made in cheddar and yes... It's the best there is. Although living in the west country has meant I've tried most of the west country cheddar and they are almost as good.

[@xdsmrtnsfn5409]

I love how non-biased his reviews are

[@Jaxon8905]

You’d think he’s from the 1776 revolutionary war era or something right? Definitely more salty than their food, that’s for sure

[@llabronco]

wow this is incredibly accurate, youve really outdone yourself

[@Dr.Jack.Bright]

Here’s an idea, put garlic sprinkle or garlic butter spread on your grilled cheese to make garlic bread grilled cheese. I do this all the time and it’s so good.

[@stephenbesley3177]

British cheese hands down. So many to choose from too.

[@TimmyK-te5wt]

Go to an American supermarket, we have entire aisles of cheese, and for more specialized cheeses most have an area to get those in any amount

[@azure8676]

​@@TimmyK-te5wtkeep crying

[@astrisprill696]

@@azure8676 says you bro

[@user-rk8cn4ck5y]

Brits cope as much as they sip tea.

[@Youcanthandlemyhandle899]

@@user-rk8cn4ck5y .... Yeah but you touch kids

[@nintendoswitchbrit4201]

American cheese isn't even legally cheese

[@manoman0]

They hardly do anything legally, don't they.

[@lenaplays0124]

Same as their chocolate

[@Copperthree7]

​ @lenaplays0124 Nuh uh our chocolate is legally cheese!

[@jossecoupe446]

It's basically just normal cheese with extra water in it (using two fairly standard food-safe chemicals for stabilisation) so it's a modified cheese product in the most technical sense. It's just a highly specialised (for melting) if somewhat wacky cheese in my book.

[@jossecoupe446]

​@@lenaplays0124 Lot of American chocolate has a chemical in it also found in our stomach acids, one which we taste when we throw up and essentially goes to lend vomit its signature 'flavour'. Funny thing is that to those not used to this chemical in chocilate, saud chocolate obviously tastes like vomit, whilst for many Americans any chocolate lacking it can sometimes taste somewhat flat. It might surprise you that parmesan also has this sane vomit acid chemical in it which adds to its signature flavour, but there isn't a non-vomity parmesan to contrast it with and say 'this one taste less vomity' about lol. Also I don't think Hersheys in Europe contains the acid, I've had a few bars and they never taste uniquely different from any other cheap Euro chocolate. Would live ti give the real stuff a try though.

[@kjmartin815]

i barely even noticed his accent bc of how disinterested he is with regard to this contest of nations. true class

[@space-3415]

As an American, I can say he really is so neutral. He didn't even take away a point for the cheese being classified as a cheese product instead of actual cheese

[@SkyTuber098]

That is actually the most fair he's ever been

[@lar_4812]

As an American, that's probably the worst Grilled Cheese from America I've ever seen.

[@dnm3732]

At least he used butter Believe me this could've been worse Although not by much

[@shartrun]

and it’s still probably better and more convenient than his sandwich

[@Lxk3ez]

@@shartrunangry American spotted

[@YahyaLibaan]

The best grilled cheese from america*

[@ewszsz]

If it was used in this video, it is the displayment of america

[@va.n1ll4]

As a brit, I once got given two slices of American plastic cheese by my mum for a snack cause she had some left over from a recipe she made and I'm not kidding when I say I could only stomache eating one of them before I felt sick.. How do u lot eat that stuff

[@Adr16n1122]

Im going to be honest here. I just binged the first half of all of these and I am more impressed by the sheer number of culinary abominations he finds lurking somewhere in my home nation's borders than anything else. 10/10. Im not eating this.

[@eddieedward1986]

I always love how he shows us authentic American food first.

[@StringyStrider]

"authentic"

[@JoshFortune-nb8wz]

Most unbiased channel out there

[@bulo-.]

Please explain this joke to me, are you pretending to be a mad american? do you actually kinda think its biased?

[@JoshFortune-nb8wz]

@@bulo-. .....

[@JoshFortune-nb8wz]

@@bulo-. The entire joke of the series is it's supposed to be biased

[@bulo-.]

@@JoshFortune-nb8wz most of the time its not biased though? so why keep saying it?

[@jessphilipguevarra4743]

@@bulo-. The joke is that he is using the same tactic that Americans use to judge British food, using the worst ones and comparing it to the best. So the joke is that he's unbiased since he's doing the exact same thing, but he's also using the same tactic so he's also kinda biased.

[@p00pnp33]

American cheese is just cheddar with water and milk and in it. They also add sodium citrate to keep from curdling which gives it that satisfying melt

[@Mr.Monacle]

Yeah, it kind of bothers me because people have come to accept that "American cheese isn't real cheese" and it's like... yes it is? All the additives do is change the texture and make it melt evenly. That's literally it. Not a single study has ever found that American cheese is less healthy, people just assume it must be because "processed=unhealthy" but cheese is *inherently* processed. As is bread for that matter.

[@-.Abstract.-]

As an American, that grilled cheese with bacon was so good as a kid and it still is now but recently ive liked making what you would consider a british grilled cheese toasty better

[@Cheddar205]

As cheddar, i can confirm he got his cheddar from me✋

[@stopmotionmarshall]

you are the best cheese

[@LH44_274]

@@stopmotionmarshallmozzarella is better ngl

[@stopmotionmarshall]

@@LH44_274 you are right

[@hrvyy-12]

@@LH44_274nah parmesan is the best

[@Insecurizing]

@@hrvyy-12 ur opinion doesn't matter mozzarella is the best

[@vincere4591]

Man, I knew it was over the moment the sourdough came out.

[@rachaelayers4962]

“I’m British and not in favor of any country” proceeds to make the worst recipient the US can offer

[@stuwii6429]

As an American I can confidently say this one was a bit too biased nobody in America makes grilled cheese that way

[@Mutzland]

As an American I don’t know anybody who uses the cheese in plastic wrap unless it is for a public event

[@StringyStrider]

ikr

[@mk1k]

Shhhhh if they find out about Wisconsin cheddar we may never get the prices down

[@user-fp9nn6ob1z]

Nah, the British have a whole isle in the shops for cheese and butter, writing as a Brit, it’s honestly a bit much when you have around 5 different types of cheddar cheese in the shop from a single brand.🫠🫠

[@Squishy-ll2ul]

As an American, it took me a while to realize this was satire and now it's funny as hell

[@manoman0]

Brits: "hoo's gonn'tell'im?

[@ravilagro7896]

To be fair considering US cuisine it's hardly satire :')

[@Squishy-ll2ul]

@@ravilagro7896 legit 0 Americans eat what gets shown in these videos

[@ravilagro7896]

@@Squishy-ll2ul you really dared saying that on a grilled cheese video? I've been to the US before so you can't fool me anyway.

[@Squishy-ll2ul]

@@ravilagro7896 I meant most of these videos. This one is true. Never eat cheese here. Tell me, have you ever seen any normal person who isn't on tiktok 24/7 eat "dishwasher salmon"?

[@YutasKatana]

I’m so glad he put equal effort into both sandwiches so he gets the not only full but also real experience.

[@goldenstarmusic1689]

Although it is a common trope, American cheese is not actually made with plastic. The ingredient in question which gives it that quality is sodium citrate.

[@user-ob9oq3uz6j]

As an American, I can confirm this isn’t true. We put a gallon of democracy, (Oil we stole from Afghanistan) and 569,362,789,427,921,488,978,078,951,768 pounds of butter in a pan the size of the sun, and 954 shotguns in our bread. Edit: Every American is built like Caseoh, I mean we all literally ate 10 galaxies for breakfast like a fat stack of pancakes.

[@dogeeatingtoast]

As another American, I can confirm everything stated in the comment is true

[@smudgysaucebutitsallonewor2299]

As a Canadian I can confirm they do this (they make a lot of noise down there)

[@Memer_child]

As a fellow America, I can confirm these statements. It’s kinda loud though

[@BleakJako]

As an American I can confirm after making this Freedomwich; if you can still hear, you did it wrong

[@BumlabsWhoElse]

*faint eagle noises* oh gotta go my rides here

[@user-yg4jp2ot4x]

"usa grilled in a pan like a neanderthal than proceeds to do the british one in a pan

[@HZWY_Records]

Uuuh uuuh THE UK ONE HAS SPICES!! I SWEAR!!!!

[@user-Camjja]

@@HZWY_Records A good ol grill cheese has never hurt anyone!!! I swear!!!

[@QuadringentiViginti]

Their barbaric pan OUR GLORIOUS SKILLET

[@Kiddo-101]

its almost like hes joking right??????????????

[@HZWY_Records]

@@user-Camjja breaking news: man killed by sharp grilled cheese

[@CookingWithChip]

No one in America makes groceries like that. Trust me.

[@springcougar1]

In all fairness to the Americans, the also have another type of cheese but I believe it comes in a squirty can.

[@realplayer9603]

American cheese is only classed as cheese as its the wrong colour to be classed as american chocolate

[@manoman0]

American cheese= Macro Plastics

[@IBMUAK99]

You'd be classed as a dead man if you ever say that about American cheese around me.

[@peanutbutter348]

This man isnt biased, hes based

[@stus2159]

Based on terrible food.

[@outkast937]

Idk man, y'alls reactions to our food when yall finally actually have it is usually "this is the best thing ive ever tasted"

[@MarshallDavidson]

You, sir, are deliberately risking our alliance.

[@zeltech-alpha]

His sheer lack of bias is truely astounding. A man of true strength.

[@mavafadlow]

Tyler’s gonna throw hands over this one

[@silvernickel108]

THATS EXACTLY WHAT I THOUGHT TOO LOL

[@mavafadlow]

@@silvernickel108 YEA ATLEAST IM NOT THE ONLY ONE

[@alanhardy7024]

SAME

[@DiamondHanz420]

This guy is the most unbiased person I've ever seen in my entire life

[@Hagenn-mb3pv]

Aha as a british i just chop up some mild cheddar put it on some panini bread and put it in the toastie maker ti have with mi cuppa 😂

[@bonecrushermace]

I got to admit the great British one looks better

[@danny1ft1]

It stopped being great ages ago, I refer to it as shit show Britain these days.

[@toriladybird511]

It tastes amazing

[@mrg8963]

Things aren't the best right now but be thankful for what we do have in this country. There are far less fortunate people in the world ​@@danny1ft1

[@seldom_bucket]

Wow so edgy and witty 🙄​@@danny1ft1

[@danny1ft1]

@@seldom_bucket I don't think you know what edgy is if you think that's edgy, and if you think we're great you must living under a rock with the joke government currently selling us down the river.

[@Bigdoglentil]

Bro compared a midnight desperation grilled cheese with a 5 star restaurant dish lol

[@v_cpt-phasma_v689]

5 star restaurant dish? mate its cheddar cheese not wagyu beef

[@caseybyrne1869]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@v_cpt-phasma_v689wait you think that if you ordered a 5 star grilled cheese then somebody would bring you out a wagyu beef? We live on different planets my guy

[@v_cpt-phasma_v689]

@@caseybyrne1869 he said 5 star restaurant dish buddy not 5 star grilled cheese.

[@ianj1698]

Yeah exactly .... he compared American to British food. 😂🎤🫳

[@Bigdoglentil]

@@v_cpt-phasma_v689 I was exaggerating lol take a joke. But still most Americans aren’t regularly eating the first grilled cheese lol

[@andycarmichael3012]

I love your impartiality

[@asteraceae]

I have never once used plastic cheese for grilled cheese that is firmly the territory of cheddar and it’s favourable friends of the cheese world

[@josephmorphew397]

If they called American cheese “salty melties” every single household in Britain would have some tomorrow.

[@buttert5091]

😂😂

[@Kiddo-101]

salts to spicy for us sorry.

[@pegasusrr3156]

i dont taste salt unless its the lethal amount for normal people doesnt kill me tho

[@Yatezylad]

What is salt sorry?

[@mint5438]

​@@Yatezylada white crystalline substance that gives seawater its characteristic taste and is used for seasoning or preserving food.

[@itzflameplayz6154]

Wtf do you really prefer mild cheddar over mature cheddar

[@danjames5552]

I know what you mean , mild cheese is pointless.

[@bmc9504]

Maybe he wanted the other flavours of the cheese to come through so therefore used mild.

[@CaptainBill22]

American cheese starts as cheddar that has been melted and some sodium citrate is mixed in. Once cooled, it's sliced up and wrapped in plastic. Originally this was done to help make cheese more shelf stable, so American soldiers could save Britain's backsides in both world wars. Mock it all you want, but American cheese on grilled cheese is just the better, smoother, cheddar.

[@AiMXIII]

That final score got me

[@xxiqraxx4408]

As someone who lives in the UK ive never even eaten a grilled cheese sandwich.

[@AHK206]

Go to your local costa and order a cheese toastie. In the UK its called cheese toastie, not grilled cheese sandwich

[@xxiqraxx4408]

@@AHK206 I've had a toastie but its made in a deep fill toastie maker ( you can search that unless you already know what that is)

[@Lyzwyzrd]

Actually, the American variant is not the only American variant, here's the recipe. Ingredients: 2 slices of bread, the type is your choice. Any type of sliced cheese, could be American cheese, could be Provolone, could even be Swiss if you're feeling crazy, we've got a lot of cheese. Sliced deli (preferably honey baked) ham from your local refrigerator at the grocery. Mayonnaise. Any kind. Doesn't matter. Recipe: Pre-spray with vegetable oil, just in case. Coat one side of each bread slice with a THIN coating of mayo, only enough to allow things not to stick. Put cheese and ham on the non-Mayo side of the bread. Grill until crisp. Optional side: Canned tomato soup, or frozen microwave stir-fry Serve while warm, not hot. Enjoy.

[@caramelldansen2204]

Swiss cheese? -1 points for theft.

[@LoganOlszewski-ly7ws]

Here in Wisconsin. We don't use bagged cheese we use the freshest cheese you can have

[@user-xp5gp8hx8m]

CHEESE 🧀 GOT me cracking up

[@swift6347]

Nah he didn’t have to stroke that bread and cheese like that 😆

[@commercialairliner]

I don't care how biased you are. That British grilled cheese looks fucking delicious.

[@spanglish_official]

the mayo on the top is off-putting. butter the top and put mustard in the sandwich

[@diobrando6382]

​@@spanglish_official No human could eat that without retching, never try and cook again

[@nvizible]

Yeah man the only cheese we have over is that one, you go to the store and the whole aisle is just the same thing its crazy

[@yuven437]

First time british food has ever won a contest 😂

[@Fredric_of_Canterbury]

RRAAHHHHH🔥🧀🇬🇧👑💷

[@Frozone-n-]

Beans on toast is actually pretty good

[@TheRealPeter-Griffin]

I'm from the UK just so you don't think I'm some annoying american who thinks we all say TEA AND BISCUITS LUV ❤. but I hate beans on toast

[@Frozone-n-]

@@TheRealPeter-Griffin innit chewkz

[@bojacksonsuperturtle7411]

As a Brit living in America I 100% endorse this

[@electrify9878]

It's giving your glasses: turboflex glasses:

[@countless6750]

I mean this one is actually fair tho. If we just rate cheeses as an american the plastic cheese is horrible and I much prefer cheddar

[@robert-joshuamcfaddin7041]

Thing is we have more than the processed cheese here in the states.

[@superior_nobody07]

Thing is American cheese is a better melting cheese, which is why it's commonly used in grilled cheese and burgers

[@jossecoupe446]

​@@superior_nobody07one useful trick is to slap a piece of Murican cheese in between the actually tasty cheeses (which more often than not are separators rather than melters) and it'll help those retain more structural integrity as they heat up.

[@aquamarinerose5405]

Yea, though this is one problem I personally have that... Kraft Singles are the absolute worst possible cheese options even FOR "American Cheese"

[@SHAKIL_DRIFT]

I recognise that the ingredients in England you used It from the shop named Aldi aka my fav shop in UK! Thanks for using Aldi!

[@Kaos-Kusinerna]

May sound weird but i got a pro-tip for making grilled cheese, put some real mozzarella cheese between the bread and plastic. It makes a delicious cheese pull 😋

[@soulassassin0g]

Fun fact: during the 90's low income households would receive a big a** brick of unsliced American cheese in the mail every month courtesy of the U.S government, which is why it was nicknamed "Government Cheese".

[@Verminator4]

This one’s not even biased, British cheese is genuinely the best in the world and American cheese is, well, not quite an affront against nature but not far iff

[@adamc1019]

Idk would say France is better known for good cheese

[@SgtAntenor]

Better known does not always mean better cheese. Though there are some damn good French cheeses

[@paolopatel7274]

As someone who is half English, born in France, lived 8 years in Switzerland, and is now in the UK, I personally much prefer some of the cheeses in France and Switzerland, but cant really go wrong with some British cheeses and obviously way better than American.

[@yashgupta6941]

​@@paolopatel7274UK cheese is simpler and way versatile and way less confusing imo. And American cheese is just cheddar diluted with milk

[@paolopatel7274]

@@yashgupta6941 less confusing? that just sounds like a skill issue tbh. And whatever that is about American cheese being diluted cheddar is complete bull, its nothing like actual cheddar.

[@doxologist]

The only man qualified and unbias enough to play Judge, Jury AND Executioner 😂

[@SSundayDriving2007]

as an aussie we just make toasters the same way as grilled cheese. butter cheeks and slam it into a sandwich press. never fails as a snack

[@archmagosdeciuskronen1501]

Favorite late night cheese sandwhich: Two slices of texas toast, cheddar cheese, sliced tomato, lettuce, leftover rotisserie chicken, very spicy mayo. Have that with some kettle cooked BBQ chips. Very tasty

[@therick7445]

I'd die before acknowledging American cheese as anything but a burger topping

[@dubsake]

This is as impartial as the BBC so I don't get why people are sarcastically saying unbiased in the comments

[@benking428]

because its not bias

[@viridia1526]

It’s a joke my dude, sarcasm if u will. It’s a channel that’s fighting stereotypes that British food is awful.

[@dubsake]

@@viridia1526 I'm being satirical, ofcourse you Americans wouldn't understand that. Another L for the ratio

[@dubsake]

@@benking428 The BBC isn't impartial, I'm joking...

[@NanagoBlake]

Fr fr m8

[@violetthebunny6691]

Ours is thick bread with three pieces of cheese. Sometimes it can be butter, cheese, or different kinds of cheese. If you pick toast in the toaster about four or five minutes or so or two sometimes and put butter on both sides when you’re cooking it there you have American grilled cheese. If you want you can add some other stuff Like pepperoni anything that you wanna talk about that’s good for your brain for a grilled cheese?

[@ThisAintAYTHandlee]

I like how you made your sandwiches exactly the same way and how you're so unbiased.