AMERICAN Tries AUSTRALIAN Food 

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Jesus did you just eat a cold pie?????!!!!!!

😱 you ate the pie without tomato sauce! How un-Australian 😂

You know what you should do, you should get an Aussie to cook and prepare food for you so you get the proper experience

PLEASE TRY THE TIM TAM SLAM!! You bite one corner of the biccie then the opposite corner and drink through it like a straw with a hot drink, like tea, hot chocolate or coffee! The best thing ever!

50 seconds in and I am betting that he puts too much Vegemite on his toast. Let's see.....

Don’t you insult the beautiful fairy bread

Who the hell keeps Vegemite in the fridge

Tristan: Meat Pie Me: NOT THE KNIFE

Was anyone else low key offended when he said he doesn't like fairy bread XDDD lol

good lord he was using Nutelex he needs an Australian guide with him

Seth is an evil person and I love him.

hahahaa your mate is like "lather that vegimite on"

When I lived in Japan I found a jar of vegemite up high in a cupboard. My Japanese friends thought it was boot polish. I was ecstatic, I’d scored a jar of vegemite 😊

Problem with Vegemite for 1st timers is that its a mind over matter thing. U look @ it and immediately think of it as a sweet condiment like chocolate so your mind has already been made up. Then u taste it and its anything but and it aint pleasant. But if u think of it s savory from the get go along the lines of pate u can best adjust to the taste. And once u get it it magically transforms to a delicious savory spread . Have friends who lived in New York for many years and they brought in Vegemite from Australia they missed it that much! haha

Watching you not finish that Tim Tam, stressed me out 😱 lol Also, well played mr roommate 😂😂 love a good vegemite stitch up

The best way to eat “Tim Tams” is to pour two shots of Kailua in a small glass of ice cold milk. Bite off the diagonal corners of the Tim Tam , place half the Timmy in the milk, and suck the dry corner like a straw, them woof the Timmy in one go.

What's Carmel? I know Clint Eastwood was a mayor there You mean car-a-mel

Tristan cheese 😂😂😂 if your a good Aussie you know what I’m talkin about

fairy bread is only really a children's party food. very nostalgic taste for us aussies

Fun fact; when Vegemite was very first introduced waaaay back in 1923 NOBODY liked it, but ironically the only thing that saved Vegemite was the great depression since the maker of it gave it away for free & since nobody could afford to buy anything vegemite became a staple in many Aussie homes and when the great depression ended Aussie homes aquired the taste of Vegemite and so began the Aussie legend!

Most of us don’t eat kangaroo. But I know some friends who have :)

I saw him eat the pie without sauce and it pained me a little. However, I'm a little conflicted. I know he doesn't like tomato sauce but I feel like at the same time, anything else, even ketchup is a bit... wrong. I feel like a pie with ketchup is still less offensive than a pie with none but good video man, loving the channel

I love tim tams! You should have ate it with hot tea, that’s what I love to eat it with. Always love seeing people immersing into another cultures without judgment. These past few days I’ve been only hearing about the wildfires in Australia so it’s refreshing to see a happy video from down under. Thank you Tristan and keep up the good work!

You made me laugh eating the fairy bread, only seen kids eating it at parties 🤣🤣

What do you think of things such as of the ANZAC Biscuit, the drink (Lemon lime & Bitters) & the Lamington? Though for The ANZAC biscuit I mean from a cafe preferably not from a factory. Along with Products made by companies such as Uncle Toby's & Carmans? such as e.g. Muesli bars

You are such a guy! I would have eaten the kangaroo 1st, then meat pie, vegimite, then dessert!,

Hi guys. Actually to your credit you cooked the kangaroo perfect!! Personally I like vegemite but again that's a real Aussie thing. Good on you boys for having some fun. Thanks from john in Sydney

You were lucky to have such a typical Aussie to help you. He probably advised you to eat the sweet stuff first like all Aussies do. Aussies having such refined tastes and sense of humour. Bwahahahahahahahah.

Only little kids eat fairy bread and only at birthday parties. The first time my daughter had a birthday party in Aus, the catering included fairy bread. I commented I had never heard of it, and the caterer looked at me blankly and said, "What do you eat at parties, then?"

Mate you needed to try lamingtons, and pavlova

We pronounce it CA RA MEL

Vegemite is the left over extract from beer... that's why it's an acquired taste

A way to distinguish the different forms if Vegemite on bread/toast, is what my family and I call Vegemite and Buttermite. Vegemite toast/bread is my brother - lather it on, usually with no butter, and die from too much salt intake. Buttermite toast/bread, is the much better, beautiful combination of lots of butter and a little Vegemite.

You can get tim tams with a dark choc coating. Fairy bread is so much better with choc sprinkles. A " smearing " of vegemite is all that's needed and it's great with an egg, or an avocado or tomato, of course no extra salt needed.

meat pies are originally from the uk but very popular here. if you ask for a meat pie, you get a beef pie, if you want chicken or something it's specifically a chicken pie, etc.

When you said caramel I laughed so hard. It's ca-ra-mell here. The reason why it's salty, is for summer. We are constantly sweating, losing salts.

I proper craved vegemite toast watching you eat this😂😂😂 whenever I’m stressed I always watch international people eat vegemite on toast, because they either don’t make it right and hate it, or hate it either way😂

Seth stitched you up 😂

Here's a hint about Vegemite. Use sparingly until you get used to it. Don't plaster it on like you do most spreads... Vegemite is an "acquired taste." Most of us native-born Aussies (Ozzies) are raised on this stuff.

Honestly for my vegemite I have it so that its around 2mm thick and the whole toast is covered

Fairy Bread is a kids thing ... usually found at kids parties. It has to be BUTTER .... not margarine, Nutella, etc. Same goes for Vegemite .. has to be BUTTER and Vegemite usually spread VERY lightly .. as it's a concentrate!!

Caramello Koalas and Fairy Bread are things you eat as a child at your 5th birthday and then again when your like 18 for the nostalgia.

Fairy bread’s what you give to little kids at birthday parties

Hey Tristan I'm an Australian and enjoyed your video. A suggestion for the Timtams. Bight a small piece off each end then stick in your coffee and suck it up like a straw. You might only get one chance cause it melts. A typical Aussie experience Trevor

Fairy bread is for kids and their parties.

You can get Cadbury dark chocolate caramel (we pronounce the a like cab, not car) and dark chocolate Tim Tams. Fairy bread is really just for kids parties. Adults would only eat it if they wanted to feel nostalgic. Like Seth, I am an Australian who doesn't like Vegemite. You should also try pavlova (aka "pav") and lamingtons.

HOW SO YOU NOT LIKE FAIRY BREAD!! THATS THE BEST THING

Here are some more Aussie foods you should try: * flake (the seafood) [If you don't have Flake chocolate bars in the US you could try those, too.] * Barramundi - another fish * Freddo Frogs (I recommend the peppermint ones but you could do the plain ones) * Lamingtons * "The Natural Lolly Company - Squirms"

Constipated nutella? lol I nearly died. Did you mean concentrated nutella?

Love how every American thinks we actually say shrimp on the barbie. I don’t think I’ve ever heard it being said non ironically

I’m a Australian, and all the Aussie foods that u have. Are bloody great mate!

VEGEMITE - You have to try a few times before you like it , its part of the psyche of every young Aussie kid growing up in Australia , it tastes better if you put heaps of butter on first so the Vegemite melts in with the butter, putting only a little on is for beginners , after you try it a few times it gets better and you can puts heaps more on with your butter and toast , NEXT LEVEL - Toast it with melted cheese , Vegemite and melted cheese on toast YUM !!!!

If you are cooking a pork roast, instead of rubbing salt over it, you can put Vegemite into the grooves to get a great crackle

Just found your videos and enjoy them. Try a Golden Gaytime icream, it's an experience you won't forget

There are 3 syllables in "caramel" and 4 syllables in "caramello". The 4 syllables in "caramello" are as follows: carr-a-mell-oh. (If you think of it in 4/4 time, then the emphasis is on the first and third beats, (the third is not quite as strong as the first) and the second and fourth beats are weak). On the other hand, you did get to the correct answer - Caramello Koalas are delicious. You need to try a peppermint Freddo Frog.

I have only had kangaroo once awhile ago but I miss it so much

An hour later watching this and I'm still hung up on the fact he called Vegemite 'concentrated salt water'.

So glad I came across your channel. Cool to see someone from somewhere else enjoying our country. Been to the States twice and enjoyed it also! Going to another country is always great!

2 things... 1. Put that kangaroo meat in the fridge! Watching it sit out like that while you're doing the rest of the video is making me nervous!! 2. Your 'token Aussie' flatmate who doesn't like Vegemite... he is SO obviously Kiwi! (That's a New Zealander for those who may not be familiar)

I've known people from all over the world who say that Australian milk chocolate is better than Swiss, Belgian, English AND American milk chocolate. One trick with Tim Tams is the 'tim tam straw' where you bite off a small corner at both ends of the biscuit; you then dip one corner of the biscuit in your cup of tea or coffee, and suck on the end nearest you - like a straw. The coffee goes through the biscuit, making it soft. Pop the biscuit in your mouth and it will dissolve instantly, creating a warm, chocolatey meltdown: a much loved Australian treat. Fairy Bread is only eaten by children, usually at birthday parties. It;s not surprising that you didn't like it :-) Regarding meat pies... the recipes differ from shop to shop. Consequently, most Australians have a favourite pie from a specific outlet. Vegemite is a by-product of the beer making process. That's how it was discovered. Your friend telling you to put a lot of it on was a bit pointless. The more butter than vegemite rule is right. FInally, Kangaroo is not that gamey but it's not a universal meat for Australians; most preferring the usual beef, pork, lamb and chicken. Good video though :-)

If you ever try vegemite again try it on some Arnott's Vita-Weat crispbread either the 9 grain or original (from woolies) get 2 crispbreads put butter on one and vegemite on the other and put them together, like with bread put more butter then vegemite you will know you have enough on them when the butter and veggie starts coming through the holes when you stick them together (best part lol) my favourite way to have vegemite.

We call meat pies 'rat's coffins'. Also, absolute kudos to Seth's 'roo cooking skills. That stuff's easy af to overcook. Dude knows his joobs.

You need to try the chockito & Picnic chocolate bars...There is also a dark chocolate version of the TimTam biscuits. What about Milo? This is iconic Aussie stuff!

You put too much butter on it and a bit too many sprinkles barely also good job for cutting it into triangles(for the fairy bread)

You can buy lots of varieties of Tim Tams. Fairy bread is usually only for kids party's. I'm Australian, born and bred and I dont like/eat vegemite. I eat promite.

Kids in Australia like fairy bread.. not adults but nice you tried. A meat pie (mushroom/meat preferably) must have sugar peas inside the lid.. best thing ever. Try vegemite cheesy bite instead of plain vegemite on hot toast with lots of butter..YUM 😋 And Roo with just salt and pepper on the straight cooked Rare on barbie! You must try crocodile 🐊 and emu too

Tim Tams: are best had at 3am when you have been on the piss all night. Bite off opposite corners and suck port wine or muscat through then chomp the Tim Tam down in one go. Vegemite: I use it in stews, soups and on toast with eggs...couldnt live without it. Use sparingly of toast. Roo meat: great in the slow cooker...a bit tough otherwise. Fairybread is a thing served at young kids parties. Adults dont eat them usually. Meat pies: an Aussie staple. Must have with tomato sauce though. Caramello Koalas: fucken awesome..!

Finally an american who said vegemite right Most americans say vegAmite

The only way to eat a meat pie is hot with bbq sauce on top (or tomato sauce if your that way inclined). My favourite is chease and bacon pie, or potato pie.

Your friend directed you terribly for Vegemite. I mean, I'm not a Vegemite stan, but I know how to eat the damn stuff! Especially for a newbie. 1- Hot Toast (you want the butter to be a bit melty) 2- Loads of butter (like.... tons) 3- Pea-sized amount of Vegemite spread over the butter. 4- (optional) Throw some cheese on that shit and if you really feel like it, shove it under a grill to get it nice and melted. 5- Actually find some semblance of edible content in there. That's the stuff.

I can’t imagine not imagine growing up without Tim tams 😝

You're supposed to heat the meat pie (microwave is good) and put tomato sauce (ketchup) on it, not eat it cold. :) LOL

Toasted crumpets with butter, light Vegemite & melted cheese on top, sipping a glass of ice cold milk 👌

Get a tim tam. Bite a little off the bottom and a little off the top. Get a glass of milk and suck the milk through the biscuit...then eat the biscuit....so good!

His roommate pulled the most Aussie moves

Fairy bread is for little kids birthday parties.. We don't eat it as part of our normal diet. The best meat pie is pepper steak... and only buy from a bakery like Goldsteins or a good local bakery not from a supermarket. Vegemite is smeared on so lightly with loads of butter. You need to see the butter still. Literally, that sized jar should last a year for a family of 3 LOL Kangaroo meat is tough ( super high protein / low fat) if you overcook it and your best off trying kanga bangers or mince or burgers. LOL

You should try Lindt for dark chocolate. Tim Tams are also in dark chocolate. When i was young i thought meat pies were they only type of pie. It was weird to see other types. Only Aussies can handle a lot of vegemite.

as an Australian who eats "black vegemite" my reaction to you eating it was "I don't think it's salty"

We have meat pies, they're called, jamaican meat pies. The company is in NJ (Caribbean food Delights).

*Note. Fairy bread is for kids birthday parties. No one over the age of five eats fairy bread.

You should say not a fan of American milk chocolate. Australian milk chocolate beats it everytime!!! So good

I never tried a Tim Tam slam until I lived in America hilariously enough

Fairy Bread is party food for little kids. It's not like a regular snack adults would eat.

I feel like there must have been some Dutch people who brought fairy bread to Australia. I'm American (mom's side Dutch and dad's side Mexican. So depending on which side, family dinners had no spice or major spice, lol). I grew up with my mom making rusk (like dry toast) with butter and muisjes. Basically buttered bread with sprinkles. I loved it as a kid. Meat pies... yes. Do we just call the. Pot pies and make them at home? I have spent a good bit of time in the UK and meat pies are ubiquitous there. Vegemite... yes! So delicious and healthy and can be used in place of beef bouillon in a pinch. Kangaroo I had in a favorite bar in Geneva many times. Perfectly seasoned and grilled served with Maggi sweet chili sauce. Perfect accompaniment to a large, frosty 1664. Great videos. Keep them coming!

Kangaroo is quick fast meat. Once you get the heat up. Not long on the heat is needed

Get your pies or sausage rolls from a bakery. Preferably one with a good reputation for making them, you will love them even more. So many flavours. Grocery store ones are never as good.

I think first timers like you deffinitly should put only a little bit of veggimite on but I personally like to put a really thick layer so the toast is black.

Fairy Bread is generally a kids party food. Who told you to cut off the crust?

Try fairy bread with condensed milk instead of butter. ;)

With the number of Tim Tams in the packet...you may notice they are nearly always the same price per packet and the same size of packet nomatter what flavour they are. At first glance you think, some are better value than others, as some are way more fancy. However....and this is where some marketing guru got a huge bonus....Inside there will be more biscuits for the more boring flavours and less for the more exotic. All cleverly done by making the individual sections of the inner plastic tray have less...or more compartments, (depending on the biscuit). You will find the number of buiscuits printed on the packet but it's VERY small print. Cheeky:)

For fairy bread, you need to use proper butter or margarine, not nuttelex, which I think would spoil the flavour.

We are the only country in the world to eat the animals on our coat of arms! Pumpkin is a vegetable not a pie filling :) You need to try pavlovas, lamingtons, pasties and sausage rolls :)

Fairy bread is a kids party favorite, my daughter is 15 and still eats it but is getting near the upper age limit. It's vitally important to our national security that no-one outside the country, likes Vegemite. When Americans took over Kraft Foods our national pride was in jeapody but the power and will of Vegemite is so strong that it came back with a vengeance.

You can get dark chocolate Tim Tams in Australia

11 timtams is a marketing technique that tries to make you buy another packet because 11 is usually indivisible by the amount of people eating them

Try grilling cheese (Cheddar or Tasty) over the top of your vegemite toast. Or better still slices of avocado. It is a savoury food after all and not a sweet treat.

Vegemite and peanut butter together in a sandwich. Yummo.

Fairy bread is a seventies little kids cheap party food. Eat the tim tam properly, it's a straw. Bite off diagonal corners and suck your coffee through it. It never gets old seeing Americans try vegemite. Beginners should start with some tomato on top.

I've seen in a number of these food sampling videos now and many Americans start with the 'sweets' first. Is that the order you eat your normal meals in in the US? I would have thought that eating a sweet item first would mess up your taste buds somewhat.