BRITS REACT | Texas Rodeo with JOLLY - Double Episode | BLIND REACTION 

It is dipped in cornmeal batter before frying. Thus itself name

Yes, a corndog is a hot dog in cornbread.

The guy: "I'd try a corn dog." Which is a deep fried hot dog. Also the guy: "A deep fried Oreo? Why would they do that?"

Key lime pie is an American dessert pie. It is made of lime juice, egg yolks, and sweetened condensed milk. It may be served with no topping, or with a meringue topping made from egg whites,or with whipped cream. It may be cooked in a pie crust, graham cracker crust, or no crust.The dish is named after the small Key limes, which are more aromatic than the common Persian limes, and which have yellow juice. The filling in a Key lime pie is typically yellow because of the egg yolks. The filling is made similarly to a Magic Lemon cream pie, by simply mixing the ingredients without cooking: the proteins of the egg yolks and condensed milk and the acidic lime juice curdle, thickening the mixture without baking. Today, Key lime pies are usually baked to pasteurize the eggs and thicken the filling further.

Deep frying turkey is absolutely the best way to cook turkey, arguably better than smoking, imo. It's so good, actually, that there are tons of injuries at Thanksgiving with people trying to deep fry a whole turkey, but not knowing what they're doing. Lots of people screw up every year and spend the holiday in the hospital, or with the fire department sorting out what's left of their house.

Him not knowing a twinkie and a smore. Damn my brother, you missing out 😂

LOL!! A man riding a bull is professional bull riding. The rodeo has actual ranch work in the form of a competition. Fair food (not quite sure about rodeo food) is commonly battered & fried. Including Oreo cookies. I'm an no expert but I have had some. Batter on a corn dog is corn bread with a little difference. Mutton Bustin' is open to all kids. From the ranch or from the city. If you 'chuck' ice cream in a deep fryer it would melt immediately without any insulating layer. You can make your own fried ice cream if you can find some dry ice to super freeze it.

There's a country just north of you that does deep-fried Mars bars, so a fried Oreo shouldn't be so shocking.

We Americans have a saying. Everyone asks why? We say why not. We like to experiment.

Most rodeos include a livestock show. The FFA (future farmers of America) kids show and sell their livestock to earn college money. They may also sell plants, art, etc. The larger shows give out scholarships. These larger shows also have concerts every night and some matinees to help raise money for the kids.

I think a combo of the heat, greasy food and the tartness of the key lime pie got to Ollie.

Rodeos are all over the country. In Canada, France, Australia, and all through South America. The largest may be in Houston now. It has been in Pimberton, Prescott, Fort Worth, Cheyenne, and couple in Canada. The fact Jolly didn't do much rodeo isn't too surprising. They are a food reaction channel.

There are more than 650 multiple-event rodeos in 44 US states as well as 4 provinces in Canada annually. This particular rodeo event in Texas is held once a year. Fried ice cream is served at a number of Mexican food restaurants. Fried oreos and twinkies are sold on the strip in Las Vegas. Key lime pie is made with limes that are found in the Florida keys. The pie has a tart flavor with an almost cheesecake consistency.

The cornbread batter on a corndog is subtly sweet. It makes a nice sweet and savory treat. I, too, thought Josh looked great in the black hat but that is a wool/fur felt hat. Those are worn fall and winter and they are switched to straw ones for warm and hot weather. They would have looked a bit odd wearing the winter one in 95 F/35C heat. Trinity Vandenacre is a Montana rancher that has really informative videos and shorts about ranching. He has one about buying cowboy hats and how to shape them to suit you. One on types of boots and saddles, etc. It's a hard but unique life and not quite like cowboy movies.

It is cornbread batter on a hotdog

S'mores get their name because someone wanted "some more" and the name stuck and got contracted to "s'more.

Smores are made this way: 1. Take 1 square of graham cracker, 2. Then 1 large marshmellow, roasted over an open fire (so it's melty & gooey), then place it on the graham cracker square. 3. Place a square of chocolate that will fit on the graham cracker, on top of the roasted marshmallow. The heat of the hot marshmallow will melt the chocolate. 4. Place another graham cracker square on top to make a sandwhich like configuration. 5. Enjoy!

This rodeo is at the state fair showing off food and meat farming

Lol. Strangely enough, if the sheep injures the child, the adults will not blame the sheep and will use the incident to teach the child proper technique. That does depend on the severity of the injury of course, but generally the animals are treated a bit better than the humans. An animal can’t think. A human can.

a Rodeo is about cowboy competition, bronco busting, calf roping, and bull riding. Jolly was more into the Midway Food Booths than the Rodeo.

Rodeos are one of the most fun events you can do. Twinkies are soft cakes with cream filling in the middle.

Everything is made 'on a stick' so it's easy to walk and eat at the same time. This isn't just in Texas, every State has state and county fairs, many that are very big, and take more than one or two days to see everything. So we can walk and eat at the same with our food 'on a stick'.

The Jolly guys went to the Texas State Fair in Dallas,Texas held every year in early fall

Fried ice cream is lovely and in America there are versions of it at most Mexican and Japanese restaurants

When finding out about fried oreos: Kai, "Why would you batter an oreo?" Alice, "What do you mean why? Why not?" One would do well in America more than the other. Alice gets the mindset, LOL!

Corn dog in cornmeal batter. Fried Oreo in funnel cake (sweet) batter.

Deep fried ice cream is KIND OF a common dessert you can find in good Mexican restaurants. I would guess Spain too. The ice cream has to be very well frozen, and it’s “battered” with regular Corn Flakes. I don’t know how they apply it to adhere to the ice cream, or if it’s sweetened in any way. All in all, once you bite through the coating, it pretty much just tastes like ice cream. But don’t quote me 100%. It’s been a long time since I had it.

You want a light colored hat to reflect the heat.

We always picture Henry VIII eating a turkey leg.

Corn dogs are corn battered hot dog on a stick that’s deep fried you can find them in the grocery store in the frozen section and at fair’s all over America or special events. Cheese curds and fresh made lemonade note are lemonade is not made with sparkling water. You can find a lot of variety of foods at fair’s.

This looks more like a County Fair that has a rodeo event.

There is a part of the rodeo where you sit and watch people riding broncing bulls or horses and lassoing cows, etc. But, it's also a big fair, with carnival rides, games, competitions, performances, and all kinds of food. Also, I'm guessing people are also there showing off their animals and maybe entering contests judging the best pig, cow, etc. Keep in mind, I'm from the east coast and haven't gone to many rodeos in my life. Keep in mind, most people don't buy one of everything and try them all. Of course you're going to get an upset stomach.

Cornfog is a hot dog or Sasuage in a corn meal batter deep fried.

29:39 "I'm Guessing That It's Got Lime In It" You're correct, Allison. Specifically, the type of lime is Key Lime, which originates in the Florida Keys. It's smaller and a bit more bitter than other limes and a Key Lime pie has the consistency of a cheesecake

The event they attended is the State Fair, which is once a year, and they combined it with the rodeo as an extra attraction. Rodeo's are not usually combined like that. Also, there are many events in rodeo, such as saddle bronc riding, bareback bronc riding, roping, heading and heeling, bull riding, etc. The food is typical "fair" food all over the country. Lots of unusual foods served on sticks to make it easy to eat while you're walking around seeing the attractions.

Smores are traditional campfire treats, using fire roasted marshmallows, graham crackers, and chocolate bars. Deep fried ice cream is Italian first, I believe. Today they freeze the ice cream in liquid nitrogen before battering and quickly flash cooking in the deep fryer. You can find it in a lot of restaurants, especially Italian restaurants, in the US anyway. Deep fried things on a stick are a major US Midway food trope for rodeos, state and county fairs, big car shows, music festivals, airshows, any big summer celebrations and holidays festivals. There's a sort of competition to come up with the next outrageous thing to deep fry. Deep fried sticks of butter were briefly popular, or of note, anyway -- I can't imagine that it was popular. Making yourself sick on fair food is sort of a rite of passage for the typical American kid.

A corn dog has cornmeal in the batter

Texans are kinda known for being a little off the center line. But they do do things large.

Fair Food: Everything is deep fried and on a stick.

People think that Texas is the place for cowboys, but Wyoming is the Cowboy State.

i tried fried ice cream 10+ years ago in uni. It was amazing, but really oily.

I´m on the Texas Gulf Coast and the State Fair of Texas is an annual long weekend trip for our family. We´ve been doing it for the last 35+ years. This year we´ll be four generations going. Our family loves the 5 hour road trip each way, which takes us right past a Buc-cee´s at almost the mid-way point. We try to time it as our lunch break.

29:14 The video you're referring to is when they were at Sweet Potatoes in Savanah, Georgia

The batter is corn bread batter

I absolutely love the vibe of your video reactions. It is warm, soothing, funny - like sitting around the dinner table on a lazy Sunday. Peaceful and fulfilling. ❤

Key lime pie is made from limes grown in the Florida Keys. The southernmost point of the state.

Corndogs are amazing!! You guys should try one! Rodeos are much, much more than just men riding bulls!

S"mores are large marshmallows on a stick, cooked over an open flame till the outside is caramelized and the inside is gooey, that is then placed atop a large square of hershey's chocolate and sandwiched between 2 graham crackers (similar to your digestive biscuits, but better from what I hear). They are ooey, gooey, messy and out of this world!

Y'all need to watch The Sandlot that'll explain s'mores for ya!

There is a deep-fried hotdog with no batter. Popular in New Jersey, they call it a "ripper dog" because it splits and the casing rips in the fryer.

Bull riding is the only rodeo event that has no basis in actual ranch chores. In my opinion it was more of a "hold my beer and watch this" sort of thing.

Fried Ice Cream is sold in restaurants - especially Mexican restaurants and it is delicious! Cracks me up that they eat all this fried food in ONE sitting - no wonder Ollie got sick! They are not meant to eat at one time - UGH Way to rich and sweet! LOL Actually a graham cracker is a type of semi-sweet cookie made with whole wheat graham flour, brown sugar, honey, and cinnamon.....they are good by themselves dunked in milk!! (but great on a smore!!) They have a thick cracker texture vs a cookie (or biscuit as you call them) texture.

Rodeo isn’t exactly Texan. They have them all over the country and Wyoming has the biggest rodeo of them all.

A 2 for 1er! Sweet!

Poor Olly got a mild heatstroke. It is super hot and humid there. The humidity tricks you to forget to drink water but you need to drink lots of water. They boys also at a ot of salty food.

Sometimes Ollie reminds me of a vegan at a barbecue festival, where of course he's not going to like any of the meat, with so often thinking things taste like vomit, etc. It's fine for someone to dislike things, but if you're fairly picky, then maybe trying foods isn't something you want to be doing. I think the camera guys are much more open to new foods and really seem to enjoy them more than Ollie.

LOL, goodness, where did the time go? Deep fried Oreos have been around for 23 years already! Here I thought it was a few years ago or something like that! Oreos at a fair are deep fried in a batter but many people just shorten the description to fried Oreos. Corndogs are a skewered beef sausage or frankfurter deep fried in a cornmeal batter. I haven't tried any of those other deep fried items they had in this video, the only thing I have had in this video is the corn dog. I enjoyed your video reactions! Peace. ☮

In NC we call this a 'Fair" but I think Texans call it "Rodeo"

When you get your P.O.Box I've got everything ready to send you what you need to make S'Mores as well as a few other goodies...

They also have rodeo's all over the country. They're Not just Texas. Lol And yes they do rope cattle. They do ride horses, And bulls. Their white hats are cooler, and also cheaper. Plus the good guys wear white, and the bad guys wear black. Lol

Eva Zu Beck has a better one showing the actual events in rodeos.

It's pancake batter.

I can see that this guy, the host of the channel, is not your typical Brit who grew up watching American TV shows and is familiar with American culture. He, like most Brits, would be familiar with American treats, stuff like twinkies and smores!

They grow 30 le turkeys for commercial production

Its pronounced RO-DAY-O or RO-DEE-O. Hawaiian Pizza is an offense to mankind.

You guys energy is really cute! America is so vast, we have lots of crazy things we do n eat! But we love when people watch stuff n really are puzzled by meaning of it or what we do, it becomes novelty to us! What part of England do you guys live in and what’re some of your customs we might find crazy? Really enjoy your reaction videos, keep up the good work! 💜☮️

There's a lot of cowboy's in California. I think it's funny when they go to Texas and compete. Nothing can make a Texan more mad than if a California guy wins. It nots

Now you must watch New Zeeland family sees first rodeo. New Zeeland in first American Mall.

Turkey legs are wonderful

Too much of that kind of food makes you queasy anyhow, and coupled with the Texas heat, I'm not surprised that by the end of their fried food tasting everything was only meh.

This is what Key Lime Pie is: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-b4XsBXVjJHA.htmlsi=DmglAj7QtewKdk7X

This is not like any rodeo I have attended. This is a fair with all the rides and food, with a rodeo on the side. They don't watch, or record much of the rodeo. To see a little more of a rodeo, you should watch the New Zealand family when they were in Texas. They actually watch much longer, or at least record much longer.

gambling is a big part of it.

Don't assume!!!

This may be against popular opinion, but as a Texan, it is a hard no for me on all of the fried desserts! Ugh.

Why so negative about USA

This guy's mindset towards food explains the culinary stagnation in the UK. Very limited use of seasoning, lack of creativity and lack of experimentation to explore new flavor profiles creates consumers content with traditional and boring cuisine. On the other hand, America's population is multicultural and innovative. When the UK asks "Why deep fry an Oreo?", America asks "Why not deep fry an Oreo?"

If you want to see more about what a rodeo entails, you should really react to the video titled 'European Reacts to Her FIRST American RODEO' from the channel Eva zu Beck.

There is not any such thing as a micro pig. They are all going to get big.

Never put ketchup on corn dog!!!

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these reactors are way over thinking everything.....just watch and learn about it. And why did the male reactor think there is meat inside a twinkie?? lol

This guy Ollie is purposely over the top...Its kinda like extreme attention seeking that makes me cringe...I mean, they're talking like its food Americans every day...just have a little fun at the state fair once a year, a once a year event that these hard-working folks look forward to. They're just having a little bit of fun once a year at their state fair or their state Rodeo and trying a bit of "exotic" foods they don't get to eat all year. Why would you even bring up cardiovascular health and calories and all that mess. Did I mention it was ONCE A YEAR? They make it look like British people can't have fun without experiencing a lot of shame and guilt! Not good ambassadors for their countrymen.

Instead of trying to talk out what something is, please just watch the video…

You guys spend so much bleepin' time asking questions, making INCORRECT assumptions and INCORRECT predictions beforehand when if you'd JUST PRESS PLAY and WATCH THE BLEEPIN' VIDEO, you'd get your answer.😢😢