US vs UK Cereals: Frosted Flakes, Cheerios, and More | Food Wars

[@PokemonFanJigglypuff]

It's nice they explain why Joe isn't here. Most time when not the usual people hosting the video then there ends up being a lot of dislikes I noticed. Cool pop-ups xd

[@HDZOMBIE]

Agreed and not just leaving it up to comment debates, also joes comment on the digital scales had me dead xD

[@yesihaveasmallpenisbut4220]

Well no sh*t Joe cares this show

[@xydoit2024]

Between Joe and Harry there is a connection. I prefer no video instead of video less Joe.

[@kevinpriolo5842]

Omg I’m obsessed w Irene I love that she’s in this series now !!!! Even just for a bit !!!!

[@internationalpathfinder2589]

What about kraves

[@davemc6887]

Mind blown when Harry said they aren't called Honey NUT Cheerios in the UK. Checked the packet in my kitchen cupboard and turns out he's right!

[@ffyrestarr]

I agree! But then didn't see any nuts in the UK or US ingredients lists sooooo probably can't call them honey nut in UK when don't contain nuts.

[@GizLee]

A couple of years ago they did a study that suggested that people couldn't taste any nuttiness to em so Nestlé took it away from their production while the original General Mills in America still has it.

[@warushopping3056]

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[@emilysmith2784]

Yeah. Apparently in 2006 they removed the nuts so in U.K. had to name them. Guess they don’t care in the USA

[@cheekysafal9925]

There’s a cereal called honey nut flakes

[@cowbob6527]

Weird thing is, evenn though recommended serving is 30g , the small cup which is meant to be eaten directly is 60g

[@oror3751]

So that's actually realistic serving for Adults...

[@cowbob6527]

@@oror3751 yeah probablyy

[@hellomimibanana]

👀👀👀

[@warushopping3056]

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[@highestqualitypigiron]

I believe it's a trick, because on adverts they can say "it's only X amount sugar" but in fine text that's per serving. On the back they also have a separate section for recommended daily intakes, presumably to trick the consumer into believing they are eating far less sugar.

[@steviegTVreturns]

Lucky Charms were officially on sale in the UK in the early 1990s and they lasted for a couple of years before being withdrawn. I don’t believe an official line was given, but certainly I think the sugar level was a factor in its demise. You can still buy them here but they’re all imported from the US and they usually charge about £7 a box. (Or nearly $10 per box based on current exchanges rates.)

[@dazzaMusic]

£7 a box lol you get them for half the price at B&M stores around the country

[@prodbytaffy5542]

I can get it at Sainsbury's for normal price.

[@FaithsFallen]

Used to get them in Tesco, but they have disappeared.

[@hellomimibanana]

I've had them here in Ireland before, only the small single serving tubs. They were absolutely vile 🤣🤣🤣

[@ffyrestarr]

Had them as a kid in Hong Kong (we got loads of US, Aus and NZ products). I wanted Lucky Charms because they looked so cool. Horrible. Chalky overly sweet and nasty. Did love the artificial grape Fanta though.

[@acacetus]

Size difference on the Cheerios is packaging for convenience stores Vs supermarkets. Convenience stores have smaller gap between shelves.

[@josh8764]

Doesn’t mean anything. I work in a supermarket and we sell small cereal boxes. My local convenience store sells big boxes.

[@acacetus]

@@josh8764 yes ok, it's not going to always be that way around, but the point is to give retailers a choice of shapes in the most popular sizes, a lot of products have this.

[@mattheology]

"I like the Toucan guy. He's cool." Why is this something I know Harry would say LOL

[@picklerick_91]

British self awareness by John Oliver 😆😆

[@cd55896]

This series is perfect for watching while I'm eating something. I love it and look forward to each upload. :)

[@gilmoresgloriouswood5255]

Joe: stop eating so much sugar! Also Joe: drinks an entire gallon of mountain dew. 😅

[@JoeAvella]

Dr. Pepper but yeah

[@Tonsilsthedemoncat100]

@@JoeAvella is Dr Pepper your favorite pop

[@Tonsilsthedemoncat100]

@@JoeAvella is Dr Pepper your favorite pop

[@zaidhnafees7194]

@@JoeAvella Joe Biden?

[@BenHYouTube]

Can confirm: Weetabix crispy minis is god tier UK cereal

[@MissMultiConsole]

yeah those are really tasty!!

[@hellomimibanana]

@Alex that is bullshit man the Choco ones are delicious and are not meant to melt 😡😡

[@kookliet16]

I've actually never had them 💀

[@kookliet16]

@@hellomimibanana bruh why are you angry lmaooo

[@Hibah397]

Very nice really tasty

[@nick_mills]

“You can’t call something a cereal just because you pour milk on it” no you call it cereal because it’s made out of cereals!

[@gg_vard]

Exactly, it's the name

[@laticsprem]

Weetabix is probably the most pure cereal of the lot. 100% wheat.

[@lennyroach8833]

What do you expect, she’s American

[@Shahar_Cohen213]

@@lennyroach8833😅right on

[@TheAvsFanatic]

I’m sad that Joe is no longer hosting the US side on the US vs UK food wars. The good thing is Irene is good at hosting these well! I hoe Joe can enjoy being in a us vs (I’m guessing either Canada, Australia, or some other European Country) Good luck on the new series Joe! You will be missed…

[@kesavdarshan]

We miss Joe's humour

[@PeterPete37]

I think the chemistry between Joe and Harry is a big part of what makes food wars so good.

[@HRO-n-SLO]

Same thing as Colorado mapping

[@Inamichan]

He is still just not this episode. He’s making a new season

[@SheaRants]

I’m not I’m kinda happy he was sort of rude with everything in the u.k

[@Camilla550]

Kellogg’s Crunchy Nut is one of my favourite cereals! When I was in secondary school we had two boys stay with us from the US for an exchange student programme. The look on their faces when they tried it for the first time was hilarious! Every morning that week they stayed with us they would eat an enormous bowl for breakfast and then another as a ‘snack’ before dinner! When they left to go home they both took 3 boxes each with them in their suitcases 😂😂😂

[@clapsgallaxy7593]

Irene was a blast! But Joe was also nostalgic

[@phildapill6911]

F O R T N I T E

[@tatererer9747]

She said Weetabix was bad so I disagree

[@phildapill6911]

@@TheLordKitten yes

[@kevinpriolo5842]

Omfg Irene is literally so iconic 😍😍😍

[@zeeheaded]

The multipack is a classic camping breakfast, used to trade favourites with the siblings.

[@Baguette_14]

You’ve just brought back some good memories 😂

[@absoluteking95]

UK vs USA: The coffee bean & Tea Leaf

[@phildapill6911]

Big brain

[@tomcat234]

@@phildapill6911 high iq

[@JoeAvella]

Starting a gofundme for that Shaq Space Jam 🏀💰

[@chipskylark172]

Put me down for *digs in pocket* twenty cents and a button

[@soggytoast526]

Dang joe but still can’t wait for the new season I’m hyped

[@finecastleie]

Lets be real here: we all have at least over 60g of the cereals, even the manufacturers know this.

[@maenad1231]

Sorry FoodInsider but this is the only series I’m ever clicking for

[@shadekiller369]

I actually like the special k cereal, which wasn’t part of the lists you both mentioned. I know when I have cereal I have 2 bowls which is probably x4 the amount of the “serving size” XD also joe: “hello good luck on the other food wars thing you said your team was busy on. Very excited to see what’s to come in the future”

[@danielchoucinofigueiras1733]

special k is expensive but so nice, even the original "bland" flavour tastes nice

[@hellomimibanana]

@@danielchoucinofigueiras1733 agreed. It's slightly bland but it has a great texture and what little flavour it has is so natural tasting

[@greetaandme]

I don't like fruit loops or lucky charms but I am so jealous of the cheerios special editions now 🤤

[@hellomimibanana]

Same 😭😭 we only have the chocolate ones and regular ones here in Ireland. I've never even heard of the honey ones before!! I need those cinnamon ones 😢

[@erikajuarez8855]

Bruh I hate Cheerios

[@hellomimibanana]

@@erikajuarez8855 they'll taste different in the US vs the Uk

[@conormurphy4328]

I WANT CHOCOLATE AND PEANUT BUTTER CHEERIOS

[@SEELE-1946]

@@hellomimibanana the honey ones, while a little bit on the sugary side are good idk thats just me

[@ProdKamoReef]

I frickin love crispy minis I’m so glad u gave them the props they deserve Harry!

[@zinhestley7958]

"Food is supposed to make you feel better" just absolutely slayed me

[@adamkehoe7405]

In March 2022, you can find certain American cereals now in the UK, such as: Oreo O's, Fruity Loops, Lucky Charms. (They are usually found in the 'World Food' aisles in supermarkets such as Tesco or Asda)

[@mokgadiramokgopa3449]

Been waiting for food wars this whole week

[@robertsmith4830]

I'm glad Irene 'fessed up to adding more sugar to her cereals - it is unthinkable to me to eat plain cereal (weetabix, cornflakes, shredded wheat) without a healthy sprinkling of sugar on top (my British colleagues think I'm weird because of this). On the other hand, I definitely wouldn't add extra sugar to Frosties or honey Cheerios - that would just be like eating a bowl of sugar.

[@IKRAANUR]

You’re not weird i put sugar in weetabix and cornflakes to

[@thefunkiestswag]

I eat cereal by itself sometimes ._.

[@WarrenF]

adding blueberries to weetabix is good

[@Dylan-bn3sl]

After reviewing these ingredients I’ll just stick to my porridge :)

[@Koxocw]

Still full of sugar/carbs

[@Dylan-bn3sl]

@@Koxocw Not really, it’s all natural sugars which the body needs

[@Koxocw]

@@Dylan-bn3sl so you agree. just because it’s naturally occurring sugar doesn’t mean it’s not sugar/carb. What does your body need it for?

[@hooplyhobla]

We had Honey Nut Cheerios in the UK (no, I’m not thinking of Honey Nut Loops before anyone tries to correct me). These were swapped for just Honey Cheerios at some point. We also have UK produced Froot Loops and they’re not that great.

[@charlottestreet3301]

When it says Exclusive that you can get in the us and not the uk we have got fruit loops cap,t crunch and lucky chames. I even saw in B n M Dunkerrooers

[@ishqwho]

We all know that Joe carries the show but can't wait for the new season

[@kevinpriolo5842]

There’s a lot of people who work on the show I bet and frankly I think they’re all iconic !!!!

[@jimbolucky8088]

I’m from the uk and what Harry said about the milk was right for plastic but if you get it in glass off a milkman. Whole is Sliver, Semi-Skimmed is Red and Skimmed is Blue and they come in a 1 pint glass size only. Whole is the best

[@meeds7473]

I think the UK cheerios packaging might be to save on transport/logistics costs as well. It also means they will fit in more shelves. They started using boxes of the sight height and width for all sizes.

[@idoneakw9996]

"mid to low level of yeehaw" 😂😂😂12:07

[@lauraireson6358]

I tried fruit loops once when staying in a hotel in the US. I hated them. They just tasted like food colouring. It was worse when they had been in milk for a bit as the milk was just saturated in this food colouring taste. I stuck to toast after that.

[@SAFCbtfc]

I tried them on a cruise quite liked them

[@melody3629]

their meh but not horrible. Usually not something I eat unless its offered

[@woweezowee5826]

And the toast was also full of sugar! It's in absolutely everything over there

[@roberthindle5146]

I went to the Kelloggs factory in Manchester and saw Cornflakes, Frosties and Honey Nut Cornflakes (same as Honey Nut Frosted Flakes, so that's not a US exclusive) being made. I was surprised by how simple a process is actually was. The malt flavouring, vitamins and sugar solutions are just a fine mist applied to the squished corn. It all starts on a common production line.

[@johnathantaylor5913]

Serving sizes are scams to keep the nutritional information (sugar, fat etc) lower. I find it weird that this comparison acknowledges the arbitrarily different serving sizes, but then talks about the number of servings as a pro/con. The only number that counts is the weight of the entire product (in relation to the price).

[@Varizen87]

The Acidic smell Harry noticed in Fruit Loops is Citric Acid. It's also in Apple Jacks. Food Theory has an episode about it. It's on if you can taste the difference between different Fruit Loops colors as a well as if you can tell the difference between Apple Jacks and Fruit Loops. The answer will surprise you if you haven't seen that episode but grew up eating the cereals.

[@TR47]

We don't have Honey Nut Cheerios in the States, either. They've been Honey Nut FLAVOR Cheerios since sometime in 2006, when the actual almond pieces were removed. I haven't bought a box after that; they ruined a nearly perfect cereal that was the same since 1979.

[@hellomimibanana]

Dang that sucks 😔😔 many many foods in the US now are "flavoured" and not the actual thing.

[@TR47]

@@hellomimibanana It's mostly because the quality of food in general has declined greatly over the last few decades. I've started seeing natural flavors in butter, of all places, and if something as basic a staple as that is being adulterated, it doesn't bode well for our nutritional future.

[@adaoraelliott9254]

@@TR47 You should try Crunchy Nut, they still have nuts in them and they're great! (UK)

[@TR47]

@@adaoraelliott9254 If you mean Nut 'n Honey Crunch, that used to be sold here and I loved it, but of course it doesn't exist anymore.

[@insertgamerhere2121]

Weetos,weetabix, Cheerios and coco pops where my childhood cereals

[@insertgamerhere2121]

@@talendumas it was very dry, I never had 🥛

[@icemaiden9534]

i thought the 30g guideline was for kids and the recomended serving for an adult was 45g you didnt add the grab and go(just add milk) bowls to the list of sizes, there pretty popular we can still get to froot loops in the Uk up till a little while ago they were avaliable from asda (as it was part of Wal-mart), you can also pick them up from international outlets (like places that sell EU chocolate and american sweets, which are very popular) we have one where i am an the town isnt exactly what youd call large. weetabix is bland in the same way that corn flakes, wheat flakes or the plain special K is, can add Porridge to that too if you like

[@tomcorteil]

3:47 I know why! Tesco sells Honey Nut Cornflakes which are probably what you’re thinking of. They also come in a yellow box.

[@johnnyboy3949]

You need to add some sugar to weetabix, also for a treat in winter add warm milk. Also readybreak is yummy in winter

[@ARCANG3LJOPH13L]

Honey Nut Cheerios. I think in the UK we knew them as Honey Nut Loops back in the 90's. Which had a bee on the box.

[@jaycievictory8461]

Different brands ☺️ Honey Nut Loops are Kellogg's, Cheerios are Nestlé.

[@o_gisog6151]

Uk needs more exclusives

[@Tom-hk2ep]

Cereal isn't a generalised word for the crunchy bits of sugar you pour milk onto, its a blanket word covering all products made from grains. Hearing someone say a cereal isn't "cereal" because it's not brightly coloured and packed full of preservatives and weird colours, shaped into kibble, it's enough to make you space out and go cross-eyed.

[@shawnakappel7468]

My husband loves Weetabix, we have to get it on Amazon in MI, USA. Half his family lives in Ireland and visits them!!!

[@ffyrestarr]

See if you can buy the Aus. version Weetbix. May be cheaper?

[@williamfowles2940]

I like them with just enough milk to make them soggy at the bottom and crisp in the top and with some sugar sprinkled over them. Just delicious!

[@dapprman]

I thought Crunchy Nut Cornflakes (from the UK) were the same as Frosted Flakes Honey and Nuts, just Kellogg's using a different branding.

[@K_ingh16]

Crunchy nut are amazing 😋

[@damiagunbiade]

It's similar. Not the sane thing.

[@starlight8554]

I used to adore coco pops as a kid and eat multiple bowls in one go. I tried it again for the first time in a few this summer and got a migraine because of the amount of sugar- it was nasty.

[@KokoroKatsura]

you gotta try euro coco pops, they nerfed sugar levels in half few years ago i do miss sugary coco pops

[@jimhoyt5]

Frosted flakes are named that way because of how they came about. Kellogs took their Corn Flakes and frosted them with sugar, naming them Sugar Frosted Flakes. In the early 80s Kelloggs dropped the word Sugar from many of their cereals' names. The word Cereal just means a grain that you eat such as oats, wheat or corn. I think that is how Weetabix can call itself cereal although it's not what Americans think of as a traditional breakfast cereal.

[@LivxLaughxLove]

Have I completely lost my mind? I could've sworn Frosted Flakes came in the tiny boxes, the cups that you eat directly out of, the small size, the family size, the giant size, and the mega sizes. Did they discontinue some of them? 🤔

[@lenzzzzzzz]

5:24 Got ‘em 😂🤣😂👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@BunderChowed]

30g per serving? I think mine is at least 90. Thats why im unhealthy.

[@fatherofdragons5477]

90 grams per serving for 5 servings

[@BunderChowed]

@@fatherofdragons5477 Thats just breakfast…

[@cb41503]

@@fatherofdragons5477 same

[@jorgelotr3752]

16:02 in my country, they technically have that same standard (with red sometimes being pink), with purple for lactose-free, but the standard is more of a suggestion, which makes things very confusing with a couple of brands that get "creative" without going for any new colours...

[@chipskylark172]

I’m the weirdo that actually follows serving sizes on the back on cereal boxes so when Harry weighed it out and shocked I was like “welcome to my world Harry” lol

[@xydoit2024]

I prefer the little boxes. They are on serve size. In Israel they sell all on serv size and family. We don't have anything between.

[@Paggathovenaar]

I have been waiting for this one! Cereal is so crazy

[@bsperoz]

I second that "It's nice they explain why Joe isn't here."

[@rohanwilliams-fisher7263]

“So much sugarrrr” me just casually putting 2 tablespoons of sugar on my weetabix and cornflakes 😂😂

[@IamGiamma]

Mmm I'm uncertain if it's a good think that some cereals and their sizes are or aren't available here in Italy. On one hand I would like to try some of them on the other hand I don't have to buy them or worry to have some health issues, and knowing myself I know that I would eat a lot of them. I don't know. And I have to say, I miss those little packages, I bought them and bring with me at school few times but it was magical, because every day I always thought what type of cereals I want to eat as snacks at school. But they don't sell it here anymore in the superstores, and if they sell it you need to go to some specific shop.

[@justinhillenburg9286]

Cap'n Crunch - The cereal equivalent of razor blades.

[@phoenixology]

UK has Unicorn Froot Loops that are made by Kelloggs UK. We buy it in our household for about £2 a box.

[@mirage1674]

You guys are ignoring the fact that cereal in the UK is considerably healthier than cereal in the US due to high fructose corn syrup not being added.

[@victoriahayden2961]

I wish we had more interesting cereal in the U.K.!

[@elizabethlatham6248]

There used to be a cereal in the uk called honey nut loops, they were basically Cheerios just with honey and nuts. I remember the theme tune for it ‘honey nut loops, let’s loop to-gether , honey nut… loops. It might be why everyone thinks there was honey nut Cheerios 😁

[@tyfi31]

While I do miss Joe, Irene made me laugh many times in this video

[@armaortiz8415]

The golden nuggets UK cereal is equivalent to the Kellogg's US Corn Pops cereal - I was obsessed with this cereal growing - the advertisements were hilarious

[@rjaxxxas]

Food Insider Australian edition would be good to see. As a lot of our cereals are marketed as a cereal for athletes, Nutri-Grain, Milo Cereal, Weetbix (Although similar to Weetabix it's different).

[@CompaSystem]

Sure is different, I quickly learned that in Australia! I like it more though, holds the crunch better.

[@aaaaaabbbbbbccccccd1]

“IM A BIG PUMPKIN SPICE GURLL” didn’t surprise me

[@aaaaaabbbbbbccccccd1]

@Irene Kim you’re a good sport 👍 👍

[@Mowgzzzzz]

The us exclusive brands looked like sugar with a name

[@smurfypoo80]

We did have honey nut cereal but the were called honey nut loops also made by Kellogg's here in the UK. Cheerios came later here I think but only had the one flavour.

[@chlcrk]

I thought Honey Nut Cheerios were a thing as well but apparently Cheerios stopped doing it years ago and they're just Honey Cheerios... weird. Though there's always Crunchy Nut

[@brindade2004]

17:16 Wait! What? Who adds sugar to their cereals? It's best enjoyed without sugar.

[@shawnakappel7468]

Rice crispys you add sugar on top, not much just a spoon full or 2.

[@brindade2004]

@@shawnakappel7468 yes. Actually there are lots of varieties of breakfast cereals. The ones here in India are better without sugar.

[@ffyrestarr]

Weetabix must have sugar. At least a teaspoon full for each biscuit. I also have mine very soggy.

[@williamfowles2940]

Gotta have sugar with Weetabix and Cornflakes. Not a lot, just a sprinkle.

[@brindade2004]

@@williamfowles2940 exactly cornflakes is the one I used to have daily and I never added sugar to that.

[@hellboundpnm9132]

What people expect from Food Wars: fighting which country has the better cereal names, sizes, etc. What other people expect: Just showing the difference of which country has and being nice about it

[@nancyc.4389]

"Food is supposed to make you feel better" Me, when I try to eat "healthy" cereals

[@kaiaswrld]

I love food wars as a Canadian because we have a lot of the stuff that BOTH the UK and the USA have.

[@JLinette]

When she said “Food is supposed to make youuu feel better…” I felt that lol! I laughed so hard I spit out my water.

[@danielfotheringhamproducti7368]

As a Brit, I find the cereal fascinating, both American and British! 🧐🎩 As for the upcoming new season of Food Wars, I’m kind of excited, although it would be good for the UK to compare to other countries. I could join at some point if you did want me to, I’d be more than glad to take up the offer kindly!

[@K_ingh16]

I feel like they're going to compare us to another country which means I'll stop watching

[@Phasy]

Show doesn’t feel the same without joe being the main host. Joe is probably 65% of the reason this show is where it is.

[@JoeAvella]

Lol why 65?

[@Phasy]

@@JoeAvella gotta give some credit to Harry 😅. Not gonna lie I had to think about that number for a second.

[@fabe61]

You can 100% get fruit loops in the U.K. They’re a little hard to find, but you can find them consistently year round.

[@RichardBarclay]

Harry, we do have 1% milk in the UK these days, the lid is always orange. (oh and gold top which is 5.5% milk)

[@JIbarra564]

5.5%?? You guys chewing your milk?

[@williamfowles2940]

@@JIbarra564 seriously creamy milk! It's delicious!

[@jamesbedford7327]

Orange, I thought it was purple?

[@RichardBarclay]

@@jamesbedford7327 when it first came out 5 or so years ago some shops were orange and some were people, but it appears to have standardised to orange now.

[@RichardBarclay]

@@JIbarra564 haha yeah it's special milk from a specific type of cow, it's delicious.

[@RonJDuncan]

There's also a 13.5 oz box size of frosted flakes, and you can also get the variety size frosted flakes as well in the US. You can also get the bulk pack at Sam's club/Costco that is 55 oz, or 1.56kg.

[@orlandosnaps4723]

You’ll be thinking of “honey nut loops” which had an annoying advert years ago!

[@hellomimibanana]

Omg yeah the bee lol did they get discontinued? I haven't seen those in a long time. I was thinking he meant honey nut crunch? Or honey crunchy nut

[@EdinMike]

Came here to say the same thing, as I used to eat them in the 90… that fecking Bee !!!

[@jaycievictory8461]

"Kellogg's Honey Nut Loops - you'll be nuts about them, honey!" 😬

[@theo5910]

When your mum brought home crispy minis you knew your week was about to be good.

[@joesantoro4964]

As a kid I was upset my Mom would not let me eat any of these cereals. As an adult, I am so thankful. It blows me away how much sugar is in cereal, even the "healthy" one's.

[@mikerope5785]

bro you can't do UK cereal without including the literal supreme cereal of the world, Cinnamon Grahams

[@EDH10]

New season with a new country? Please be Australia, please be Australia 🤞

[@GionWasntHere]

it's japan m8

[@chincillabowyang6557]

Those multi packs bring me back to when I went camping with my friends and family as a kid

[@BattinFrog]

You should 100% do chocolate bars!

[@darknorman2914]

I don’t know why,but when Irene throws shade towards the UK foods,it feels like she’s legitimately out for blood and elitist.Joe just felt like the jokey lovable gung ho guy who is less throwing shade and more teasing.Medha (Nando’s episode) didn’t really throw shade and was more defensive when Harry threw shade,idk she seemed too innocent to me. Remember i said FELT,I’m sure Irene’s actually really nice and is just playing it up for the cameras like Joe and Harry.Harry seemed great at pretending that Weetabix was actually good.Seriously lil’Darknorman 29 HATED them as a kid,especially when they melted in the milk,when I was a little older I actually tried the minis and also hated them.21 y/o Dark still remembers how bland and bad they taste,but Weetos were awesome when I was a kid,how could you hate them Harry?

[@samserag5817]

the fact krave wasnt included for british cereals is just pain

[@xydoit2024]

I think food wars need to have his own channel.

[@moonchild8477]

They would eventually run out of food and the channel would have to end

[@xydoit2024]

@@moonchild8477 or. They can have their separate channel and they keep uploading the same way.

[@x2w509]

how dare she disrespect weetabix like that

[@GionWasntHere]

Weetabix is glorious o.o

[@petershillito]

Outside of the big cities that have entire shops dedicated to American imports, normal supermarkets have an American sweets section which always have Lucky Charms and Fruit Loops, either boxes and/or those single serving bowls. I guess dedicated import sections don't count when it comes to "having them in the UK".

[@CurtExplores]

Joe is great and does really match thr vibe of the show. But Irene is so adorable! 😂

[@Sarah-xf6wj]

I live in the UK and I can say that I've seen fruit loops and Lucky Charms in some corner shops (for my Americans corner shop are like small convenient store in local areas) in like the cereal are not like the "American" area. But they're not everywhere, at least for me so you'll find them in a few shops but I have found them in like "corner shops" (idk what they're called my fellow brits) in high streets (im not sure how to explain high street for the Americans that dont know haha sorry.)

[@Tanknuggets217]

The way Irene says "the UK" makes me happy & angry at the same time

[@turpasauna]

Weetos have been my favourite cereal ever since they were launched here. Their taste is unlike any other chocolate cereal.

[@iAmDiBBz]

sadly all good cereal in the UK that we all grew up with. golden nuggets, coco pops etc etc have all drastically changed so much that they aren't as great anymore. the only cereal worth eating these days from your child hood is golden nuggets while not as great as they once were is still okey and wheetos. coco pops has changed so much it tastes like actual cardboard.

[@iAmDiBBz]

@NitroShadow then you dont remember the taste very well then because they were brilliant before 2015. but since the new sugar reduction shit came into play for all cereals we loved they taste nothing of chocolate and instead are just tiny bits of cardboard.

[@tabithadickson36]

Rest in peace sugar puffs

[@MidorinoKenshi]

I loved this episode, it was fun to watch! Nice job Irene! :)

[@Dzzylizzy6590]

Legit never found a box of Cheerios I didn’t enjoy!

[@noooorx3]

"Food is supposed to. make you feel better" please keep bringing Irene back, truly iconic

[@moistbawlz8838]

No.

[@grievousarmy4061]

Joe is great, of course, but Irene is pretty awesome too!

[@kevinpriolo5842]

Seconded !!!!

[@idasaenz1545]

I only have 1 cup of Kellogs Corn Flakes unsweetened. Sometimes 1 cup Gluten free Cherrios with almond milk unsweetened. Sweeten with Organic Stevia.