Europe DESTROYS Burger King!! What Are They Doing To Our Food?? 

"This building must be 200 years old" It's adorable that you think that's a long time.

Imagine his shock when he finds out those American chemicals, including the ones in all their cattle that they make into burgers, are illegal in Europe so those patties don't have them in.

its called food safety standards I know you guys in the states don't understand that such a thing is actual law in the EU

"There should be more cheese oil' is the most American thing I've heard so far

"What has Europe done to our American Fast Food?"....we just made it edible and consumable by human beings !

"What has Europe done to our American Fast Food?" Made it actually edible

The vegetarian food won't be full of chemicals like the USA, we actually have good standards in most countries in Europe😂

It's truth in advertising law, to be sold as food in Europe it tends to need to be food.

'I'll get a coke zero because I'm on a diet' is the most American thing I've heard in a while 😅

Imagine the shock when he finds out. That each european country has a unique menu that reflects their own market's needs

I don't eat at Burger King very often but when I do I always check the app offers, stupid not to.

GREEN lettuce at McD's??? I'm moving there.

Can we just note Europe is made up off different countries in which each country has unique Burger King menus and meals .

Everywhere else Sonny calls that processed orange cheese 'American Cheese' in Europe he calls it "fake cheese" Lmao.

"What has Europe done to our food" Went to Spain OMG Europe as a WHOLE has destroyed our food How are we suppose to take you seriously ?

Germany and Wiener schnitzel dont belong in the same sentence

Watching Sonny review a burger in European city feels weirdly more alien than watching him eat a stuffed roasted goat several hundred miles from the nearest city.

The cranberry sauce is actually not made for fries or nuggets. it's made for cheese stuff like fried cheese sticks or similar. In Swedish cuisine, cranberry sauce is also used for meatballs called Köttbullar. Many Europeans like this combo, but mostly cranberry sauce in Europe is used for baked Camembert (french cheese). Honestly, as turkish-german, I think also this combo is very weird. Nice video and greetings :)

"Two bottles of wine don't make me an alcoholic, it makes me cultural. I'm in Europe." 😂

Zero sugar bcoz i am on diet.. Also sonny ordering every fking thing on menu had me laughing 😂 😂 😂

When it comes to American fastfood chains in Europe, literally every country has different things on the menu. I find the quality of the food can differ dramatically between different restaurants / cities as well. But beer is something thats pretty normal you can get here though lol.

4:30 oh, and by the way: Cranberry sauce is for the cheese sticks and cheese nuggets :) Try it - fried cheese and cranberries go very good together!

I love how he ended up in San Sebastian, i recognized it fast thanks to the MacDonalds at the other side near a sports shop (and partially to the neverending bus lines xDDDD) those chicken buckets may have less amounts but a treat on a sunny day at beach is a good thing to have (I once bought one, it was a real bucket, not a box and I went to eat with some friends at the afternoon near the beach and it was a pretty good plan + the bucket was served to me really fast and was well cocked so im not blaming). Anyways great video and not trying to doxx or whatever, just a first timer here in the channel and it was a pretty funny coincidence I ended watching you exactly where I eat sometimes.

Yes every country in EU has different items. Best one is Homestyle Crispy Chicken from the Netherlands 😊

"never eat a veggie burger, it has chemicals" eats at burger king where food is all chemicals haha. That had me laughing so hard XD

I can tell you with confidence that each country has different things on the menu. Most of the times when you find things like these in Spain or in the states, we have NOTHING like that here in Denmark. Usually just plane and simple Burger King in this Country. And no beer at all either.

lmao I love the reasoning: "a veggie burger! with real bacon" hahaha

Orders a tower of fries - gets a game of jenga that looks like fries. Orders a pair of ping pong paddles - why did i get ping pong paddles? XD

Here's the thing, the food laws in Europe are much more strict, so things will look and taste different to the US. Like potato fries in the UK have 3 ingredients (potato, salt, oil) whereas the US fries have 14 ingredients including an ingredient that is commonly used in expanding foam.

‘Need a Coca cola Zero, because I’am on a diet’ Saying when ordering fastfood 😂

"Personalize.......can i write my name on it??!" 😂😂😂😂 bruh

Going to Burger King while in San Sebastian should be a crime.

I had my first beer at Burger King in Copenhagen in 1986. Been available for decades.

Each European country has it's specialities. Up here in northern Europe it's mozzarella, not Gouda, for instance, and vegetarian and vegan options are more. Also whole grain and ciabatta style buns are available many places. Anyway, I've tried a variety of American franchises in Asia. At KFC you can get a big bowl of chicken soup for instance, and rice is always a choice of course.

“What are they doing to our food” - everytime I saw American doing anything with European cuisine

From my entire time in Spain, I have never seen cranberry sauce ever, unless I just missed it. Although those "chemicals" they use to make synthetic meat in other countries were made illegal by the EU so no frnachise can ever use them again, that's all lab-grown right there. I mean if it has the same amount of protein and other good stuff, I don't see why not we could use synthetic meat for our food crisis.

The cranberry sauce is mostly used for fried cheese but also as a dipping sauce for the traditional Viennese Schnitzel:)

The menus you saw are exclusives to Spain. If you come to France for example, you'll see totaly different menus at BK & McDo (don't forget that in France, as Tarantino said, we have the Royal Cheese).

There are variations between European Countries. Burger King in Germany is mostly disappointing.

You call that food? O M G !! Come in Europe to eat our rosted chicken !

I recently saw a Video of a German RU-vidr testing the McDonalds in the US. He pointed out that the Burgers tasted good/ok but they smell like toilet (probably because of the chlorine - you know in Germany we have Tap Water that you can actually drink and it even tastes good^^) and the pickles looked and tasted AWFUL (I generally don´t like pickles, but those looked really disgusting^^). P.S.: I would think the cranberry sauce is to be used with the CHEESE-items on the menü, not the chicken nuggets^^

In my time in the military I've eaten a world tour of burgers. Going way back when we were still in Kuwait after the war. We would often stop off at Burger king. Without a doubt I have never had a burger so delicious since. The Pattie was thick and firm and the veggies were fresh and not too many. Biting into the Pattie was like biting into a steak. It was all super tender steak. Obviously made from ground meat with a low fat content. The rolls were freshly toasted and we're firm. Probably the only time when a burger you received actually looked like the picture on the menu.

I had someone from Minnesota visit last year, we went to a Burger King in Germany. They said normally they don't go to Burger King in the US, because it's not good. But in Germany they liked it very much, their comment to Food in Germany in general was ''For the first time I can taste actual flavours other than Fat and Salt.''

"Coca Cola zero sugar , 'cause i'm on a diet"... dude is a natural comedian

I know it's for fun, but being in San Sebastian and going into a burger king. Oof, this is real pain

One thing we don't miss out on are the exclusive menu items in fastfood joints in other countries. It's always an adventure trying these out for the first time. You never know if you're gonna get horrible or surprisingly good stuff.

Funny when you see the quality of these European establishments compared to US 😂

8:48 The "King Wiener Schnitzel" in Germany. As an Austrian I feel very offended.

1:33 💗 from Mumbai, India. Thanks for the mention!!

Hey, so I'm gonna be that guy and say that those fast food apps have some amazing deals when my wallet is empty. Getting a soda and free medium fries from mcdonalds or the free burger recently from wendys has helped me a lot so don't shame those that use the apps. It's literally all we got sometimes.

Hi Sony! Regarding the pun about veggie burgers, I have a recommendation (it might be a stretch because it's a very specific place and I don't know when you might have the chance to pay them a visit, but when it comes to veggie burgers, I recommend this place to everyone... and this comes from a meat eater...). The place in question is "Flower Burger" from Palermo - Sicily (Italy) and I had the ONLY veggie burgers that I have ever liked... no... loved! We all know how strict Italians are about the quality of their ingredients and this place is no different. The paddies are made from mashed up cooked vegies, like lentils, beans and chickpeas, spiced with all kinds of aromatics like herbs, garlic, e.v. olive oil, etc. Buns were fresh and soft, toppings were crisp and refreshing and the sauce... amazing. Overall, those burgers are in my personal top 3 I ever had, and they compete against meat so... that's something. As a side note, I loved that they didn't try to make it something it's not... it wasn't "beyond meat" it wasn't presented as "healthier than meat" or "better than a normal burger"... no... The waitress was really sweet and straightforward with us and told us: "It's almost like a regular burger, but the paddy is made from veggies and the buns are not brioche, they are eggless buns". And it delivered! It tasted great! I know some of the people reading this must think I'm talking bull or I own the place and try to advertise it 😂😂😂 but no... it was genuinely the only time a veggie burger tasted good for me and I'm just trying to share an awesome place with people around the globe. Cheers! Link: maps.app.goo.gl/LhJbbLE9wK3BXNcZ9

Lol he keeps sneaking the fries while he is demoing lol love it

Glad I discovered this channel. Very entertaining and enjoyable, it's like a travel and food show in one. Best of luck man.

Living in the USA I have never had a good time at BK. When I was in Mexico however, it was clean and the foods were properly made and the quality was great!

It's no secret: The standard American diet is at the root of the obesity epidemic and many of its associated diseases. But why is American food so unhealthy? It's not just that Americans eat too much, which they do, but it's also what they eat that's unhealthy: fat, sugar, salt and ultra-processed foods. According to the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, the average American diet consists of excess salt, saturated fat, refined grains, calories from solid fats and added sugars. Americans also eat fewer vegetables, fruits, whole grains, dairy products and oils than recommended. Nearly 42% of American adults are obese, statistics from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show. One reason may be that healthy foods are often more expensive than packaged foods. Packaged foods tend to have higher amounts of salt, refined grains, sugar and unhealthy oils not recommended by the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. The CDC notes that high blood pressure and high cholesterol caused by consuming too much salt are the leading causes of heart disease and stroke. Current guidelines recommend getting less than 2,300 milligrams (mg) of salt a day, but most Americans consume more than 3,400 mg a day, on average. The culprit? More than 70% of the salt that Americans eat comes from packaged, processed, store-bought and restaurant foods, the CDC says. "Ultra-processed foods are designed to fire up cravings and desire for these foods, and advertising-which is everywhere-reinforces those urges," Samantha Heller, a senior clinical nutritionist at NYU Langone Health in New York City, said recently. "It is not the fault of the consumer that they long for ultra-processed foods. But it is up to us to recognize the manipulation by food companies and to take control of what we choose to eat." Choosing unhealthy foods does more than pack on the pounds: Being overweight or obese ups the odds of developing type 2 diabetes. Among U.S. adults, 96 million have pre-diabetes, according to the CDC. Diabetes can lead to poor circulation resulting in amputations, and the blood sugar disease is also linked to vision loss and kidney disease. In addition, the CDC says an unhealthy diet can increase the risk of some cancers. Eating unhealthy food and drinks can lead to chronic conditions that put people at higher risk of at least 13 types of cancer, including uterine cancer, breast cancer in postmenopausal women, and colon cancer. Colon cancer is also associated with eating red and processed meat. Part of the problem, according to the CDC, is access to healthy food. Food is all around people, but much of it isn't healthy. Grocery stores have aisles and aisles of foods packed with sugar, salt and unhealthy fats. Only a fraction of store space is devoted to healthy vegetables, fruits and whole grains. The agency says that more access to healthy foods is needed in communities, at work and at school. The Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine urges people to switch to a plant-based diet rich in fruits, vegetables and whole grains. Your diet should limit carbs, red meat and dairy, they say. Speaking about the obesity epidemic among America's teens, Dr. David Katz, a specialist in preventive and lifestyle medicine and president of the True Health Initiative, said it's a losing battle that's been waged for more than three decades. "Stated bluntly, this a national disgrace, because this problem is one with dire consequences that we could fix any time we genuinely committed to doing so," Katz said recently. What's needed is a cultural change and a commitment to a healthier lifestyle. Obesity rises relentlessly because whole industries profit from it, he pointed out. "The problem worsens because far more resources are invested in propagating the problem than in fixing it," Katz added. "We know, for instance, that we have a food supply of willfully addictive junk food designed to maximize eating, yet make futile recommendations for 'portion control' without addressing the root cause."

I dont know about USA, but in Europe, most of the time we don't make vegan or vegetarian choices with chemicals, most of them are 100% natural

“I’m on a diet” proceeds to buy the full menu🤣

I'm from Spain, and I've never seen or even heard about cranberry sauce, we definitely do not use it in our cuisine at all, so the fact you found it in a BK in Spain blows my mind. 🤷‍♂

If Sonny wants to be really disappointed with a McDonalds he needs to get a big mac in the UK. The burgers are about 2mm thick and look nothing like the pictures on the advertising, how they get away with the false advertising here is beyond belief.

I am surprised he is actually correct about what meat replacements are missing today. They tend to lack fats and oils and therefore tend to be dry. There is not more "chemicals" in them though.

wait... does BK in the US not have the chilli cheese nuggets? btw. if you happen to be in Germany, now until January you will be able to get the "Big Rösti" at McDonalds in Germany. It's great

The best Burger King I've EVER had was at a rest stop on the Autobahn going south from Frankfurt to Mannheim. After an 8.5 flight, it was heaven. Best whopper and french fries I've ever had. I think the man working was eager to impress an American. Lol

Just because Spain is in Europe, doesn't mean that is a European burger king or McDonald's, is a Spanish one. For instance in the Netherlands it's an entirely different menu. Each country has a different menu, not each continent or collection of countries.

THe irony of him complaining that the veggie burger has chemicals in it... lmao

A big reason why the major chains are better in Europe is due to a lot of national, regional, and local competition. KFC and Burger King are huge internationally yet they're afterthoughts in the United States because there's way better options. It was smart for them to focus on the international markets.

In Europe we eat cheese sometimes with different fruit products like jam, fresh or dried. Some do it with apricot, grapes, cherries or berries it depends on the area. So in Germany we would dip cheese sticks in the cranberry sauce which is similar to Preiselbeere Marmelade.

This man's inhaling whoppers makes Nickocado Avocado's diet look healthy

Orders zero coke becaus he is on diet. Continues to buy 3000 calories of ultra processe foods haha.

San Sebastian Spain and you are doing fast food?!?!? My soul hurts....can't wait for all the upcoming goodness with real food!

If you're thinking about doing this in Germany I highly recommend to skip it. A german investigative team of journalists (Team Wallraff) just interviewed employees from selected restaurants with bad online reviews and they also went there disguised as workers and filmed incognito. Keep in mind they only went to preselected restaurants with bad reputations but their findings were atrocious at best. Burger buns were way past shelf life (some even gnawed on by mice), sauces, vegetables a.s.o. that should only be used for a few hours (and then discharged) get rebadged as fresh and used way longer than they should, preproduced burgers that shouldn't exceed 10 minutes of laying in the shelf got sold after 1 hour, stinky meat (the guy smelled multiple times and acknowledged it was disgusting) was still used and sold to customers and so on and so forth. I can't remember everything but it was disgusting. In the end the reporters sent explicit questions to Burger King for a statement which immediatelly lead to the closure of the 5 tested restaurants, a little later they announced a total rebuilt of BK all across Germany and sent hundrets of employees to trainings and auditings. The worst part is that this is the second time this team unveils such conditions, they made a similar report 8 years ago. Another bad thing is that they try to make it look like the workers were at fault when it's clearly the head management that failed time after time after time again - and they didn't make any changes to head management or franchisees. I only ate there like twice a year but I'm gonna stay away for a couple of years for sure.

AS A STUDENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, I CAN SAFELY SAY THIS IS CLASH OF CIVILIZATIONS!! LOL

I am a german Guy and I never seen a French Fries Tower, Cranberry, a Bucket: Chicken Wings, Beer or what ever is placed on the thumbnail...

I've tried the veggie whopper (in Belgium) and it tasted very good actually. Didn't go through the trouble of checking the consistency etc of the 'meat'.

I'm so used seeing different menus at Mcdonald's or any other American fast food chain in Germany that it is not so unusual to me anymore. I travel there frequently and I get to see the menus in the surrounding countries as well. The thing that was so unusual to me is when I went to a McDonald's in Germany over 30 years ago and they sold beer.

And every European country is different. Spain has goofy menus in their fast food joints. I live in Belgium and you are allowed to get beer in such chains here, but not in the Netherlands. Also that is different.

Dude has been traveling abroad for so long that he forgot Burger King sucks in the US, too

The X-tra Long Chili Cheese in Germany is awesome + the Chili Cheese Nuggets. On the Specialmenu: Danish King (Hot Dog style Burger), King Chorizo Beef and the King Grana Padano Beef.

I am so glad it has been over 20 years since the last time I had Booger King! I worked at BK in Texas and is one of the most awful things I have ever done. Serving people this matter they call burgers and then charging them for it was painful to my soul.

Chilli cheese bites was my hangover food back when I wasn't sober and its fantastic

IT's funny because in france like since recently Burger king released a briger reserved for those who had the app called the extra big chili cheese, where they pur chili cheese bites into a burger called chili cheese (a bruger with cheese and jalapenos) and yet here i see it already existed in spain more than a year ago

In Poland you can get beer at any fast food place. Be it KFC, McD, BK... Love Poland! Greetings from boring Norway.

I heard that we Germans have with the Mc Ribb something that not every European country has regularly. What we sometimes have are Octoberfest specials. One of it is something sweet called "Germknoedel". You should definately try it out.

Europe is not a country. Europe has many countries. Which one was it?

1:40 yeah as if the meat version of those burgers isn’t full of weird chemicals

btw im quite sure the machine beer order is just so you can be charged in case youre not over 18. so if you confirm on the machine, it already counts as an attempt to buy alcohol, so when youre about to pick up the food, the employee is responsible to confirm if youre really above 18, either by visual or checking your ID. im sure if you look under 18, they will ask for ID and if your ID says youre below 18, they might even call the police

"If you have a Burger King app, evaluate your life choices up to this point." 🤣🤣🤣

I was travelling around the US on Amtrak several years ago... on the run from Seattle back to Chicago they ran out of burger patties in the dining car (someone ordered extra veggie burgers by mistake) so I asked for a veggie burger with bacon and cheese. It turned out to be really good, and by the next day everyone was eating them.

Nothing screams I'm american more than a middle aged white dude wearing a bandana 😂

I'm always so interested to know what you guys do with all the food after shooting. Food wastage wise. Considering Sonny has his hands all over and inside the food he tastes.

The reasons people would order vegetarian burgers is probably either cause they dont like the idea of animals as a foodsource or because they are against how animals are being held and treated in our society of mass production and consumption. If it tastes good and basicly the same I dont really see a reason not to order it, as long as the ingredients are decent.

Im from Latvia (its in Europe) and they opened up a Burger King here (had mcdonalds for years, but we have a Finnish company Hesburger too.. "market is tight"), really enjoyed it. Burgers taste great here, and we have no cranberry sauce :-)

10:38 “Here we have, shit” 😂😂😂😂

I can tell you in Belgium, they have Xtra long chilli cheese which is super tasty, long bread and they put jalapanos in it I love spicy Indian food that's perfect for me yeah I'm not convinced about Spanish BK either, the McDonald looks good though

you can even have more or less different menu items in a same country... for example in belgium in a big city you can find many different choices at mcdonalds but in a smaller town you'll have less choices which is sad xD but it's kind of normal because they need to plan stock ahead of time and if people took many different items they'd still have too much stock for other options

It's what happens when the food you eat is regulated and the company isn't allowed to fill your food with toxic waste.

American Guy is suprised that european menus are different to US

Still miss the weird concoction McD had in India. Like a McChicken but with curry and "odd" veggies... No idea what that was. Had a terrible hangover ;) But that burger was divine.

The Burger King app gives you free food, so if your broke it’s super handy

1:00 you should come to Venice during the carnival 😂

brooo u havent been on my front page for a year and now i realize how much i missed your videos. changed my accounts and some channels slipped through, glad to subscribe here now! xD