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Two Texas Lobsters React American Foods That Are Banned In Other Countries
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- čas přidán 4. 06. 2023
- Two Texas Lobsters React American Foods That Are Banned In Other Countries #reaction #reactionvideo
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"Weird History Food is gonna get your palate banned. Food is one of those things that immediately sets one country apart from another, and edible items or practices taken for granted in one country may in fact be banned somewhere else. For example, people eat many strange - and sometimes horrifying - foods in the US, some of which would raise eyebrows in almost any other nation."
" We have the best Mexican food here". Well apart from Mexico obviously. 😂
Well Texas used to be part of Mexico
@@Westcountrynordic"Used to" being the key word there.
For a French person, the problem with US food is the loads of chemicals and sugar you add to everything.
In Europe we ban all these products and we manage to eat.
And for an American the problem is being able to afford food.
@@TwoTexasLobsters Are we smarter to achieve this or would we not favor billionaires to the detriment of the people?
I live in Australia and most food manufacturers use natural flavours and colours in confectionery and foodstuffs. We also use a 5 star health star system on packaging for most foods and drinks consumed in Australia, and show any additives in lay terms so consumers know what they are buying.
Meat goods are also hormone and GM free but can contain preservatives using their p roper names rather than alpha-numeric eg E126 and so forth.
Yeah, very similar story in Britain too. I think about 40 years ago when I was a kid, the sweets were similar to America with artificial this or that, and they are much better for you now all that's been removed, but every now and then I will have an American candy that gives me that nostalgic feeling for how some of our sweets used to taste like. For instance, strawberry or banana stuff now actually tastes of strawberry and banana but I I used to get these foam gummies as a kid that were probably full of crap and cancer, but I can taste that exact flavour n the American stuff. I really like the mike n ikes jelly beans from America. I'm supposing if we start manufacturing them in Britain they will use natural flavours and colourings, which might alter or ruin the taste. If they do, that's probably the one American made candy I will keep in the cupboard rather than buying the British version. I only eat about 3 or 4 of those Mike and Ike jelly beans within a week (I'm diabetic now and don't eat hardly anything sweet any more, not even for health reasons I've never been a sweetoothed kind of person anyway, and I just lost a taste for sweet things after getting diabetes) but I keep a few bits in the cupboard in case my sugar levels drop and i need a boost! I've got a few freddo's in my cupboard right now. Do they still have Freddo's in Australia? They are originally from there! In Britain, that's how we judge the state of the economy, on the price of Freddo's.
As a whole I prefer the sweets with the natural flavours and colourings in, but it has meant a lot of childhood favourites don't taste as good now.
Another american Human that mixes up Sweden and Switzerland. Its unbelivable
😂😂😂 it's so funny when they confuse one with another 💀 like Austria/Australia
They know nothing outside of the USA
Yes, it is.
Should skittles be on this list, as, although poular there, they arent American, as they are British in origin. But maybe its because of the specific ingredients being used in the American version?
First invented in the mid 70s, they found their way to the American market towards the end of the 70s, or around the first 4-5 years of their introduction to the Anerican market after they were invented, they were made in, and exported from, Britain. But because of their popularity in the US the need became larger and production for the American continent was set up within the US. The same followed suit with other British snacks and candies and chocolates, such as twix, kit-kat, Starburst (which, incidentally was called opal fruits in Britain until around 25 years ago when they changed branding to starburst as America and other countries had settled on that name) Also, skittles were invented by taking the opal fruits recipe (starburst) forming them in to the pill shape and then coated the outside with a matching coloured crispy sugar shell similar to what you find on M&Ms and jelly beans, etc and thats how Skittles were born. I didnt realise there was such a difference between the British recipe and the American recipe ingredients. They taste virtually the same.
M&M being banned in Sweden is a lie, I'm currently lying in my bed in Stockholm, Sweden eating M&M's while watching this video
EU / Europe Version
Hi i,m from England i was shocked to see America wash there eggs but different countries have different methods i suppose
Many of these are misleading. We haven't banned bread and pork. We've banned the additives and some of the methods used to rear and treat meats. We have fantastic bread in the UK and Europe. We have an increasing amount of organically reared meat.
Yes we dont need american bread in Europe 🙃
@@a4kata40It tastes like cheap cake.
You shou do a reaction on: America compared why other countries treat their citizens better
I used to work car chasis back in late 2000s bolts screws anything of that matter that was rusted on old taxi cars we left overnight in coca cola to find them like new in the morning 🤣
Wow, I know… scary that people drink that stuff. 🦞🦞
@@TwoTexasLobsters When i was in my early teens i remember our chemistry teacher as an experiment burnt a big spoon of some acid something that is one of the ingrediens in it and it looked like those fire sparkling new year fountains.
Hi from Scotland
It's 10 000 times better if you so your bread your self.
There are a lot of things I like in the US, but the food isn't one of them. To people from Europe, the quality just isn't there. Farmers markets are as good as it gets. I did part of my schooling in the US, lived there on and off for years, but overall the quality is poor. I eat in the most expensive restaurants with A-list Hollywood stars, and they agree with me.
coca cola = tooth rot.
Most mechanics in the US use coco cola to clean rust of old trucks when rebuilding them
Try Organic food. Or as your grandparents called it. FOOD.
Get your own pigs, i think the Economic Crash will come around 2025-26 just my opinion
texas is mexican