Hammond, Clarkson and May Cooking Compilation 

@George Saddington A compilation for that hasn't been made yet, let's just leave it to Niks V

They're just jealous of him aging better than them because he's the slightly fitter of the three.

@@Veyron722skyhook Yup, and younger, they keep making jokes about him being 36/38.whatever even though he's now 51

@@EntertainmentCheese2022 Exactly. That bit about Jermey thinking he's had a hair transplant in the last episode especially is just stupid. Last episode of Top Gear I mean.

@@Veyron722skyhook The hair dye rumour he tried to spread about Hammond in Uganda would also be up there with that

Even seeing him doing that for 10 hours would be much more better to watch than the new Top Gear.

It’s the “I break everything I touch” gag

@@jacobrumens9601 Or the grand tour tbh. OG top gear was produced by smart people for a smart audience. Then TGT went full ameri-tard and they just script EVERYTHING. Its for the derp USA wwe lover market.

Yes/ finally!

@@keiztrat Especially when you consider that in the same film minute earlier (The Grand Tour's Seamen episode) He was refusing insects and a cooked bird inside of an eggshell

@@EntertainmentCheese2022 Exactly hahaha

@@EntertainmentCheese2022 In all fairness, there isn't anything obvious in there that you can't acquire in the UK, either at a supermarket (beef, probably a large number of the spices, noodles) or online (the more unusual spices)

Authentic pho is quite mild and easy to eat. That’s why it became the face of Vietnamese food. Jeremy’s quote about the herbs and spices aren’t exactly right. It is the hallmark of simplicity in cuisine.

I couldn't help think of Thomas the Tank Engine's Gordon and James when you said that, I know Thomas has nothing to do with Top Gear, only putting this out there for reference.

Lol James May James Corden lol Gorden Ramey lol

It says in the description "This excludes Gordon Ramsey"

@@papenfuscharlie5567 r/youngpeopleyoutube

"beaten by a fucking shaggy tramp"

Roger Roger

I lolled so hard 😂😂

I don’t get it I get it now

@@royalbloodedledgend Explain?

@@royalbloodedledgend yes please explain 😹

@@royalbloodedledgend Come on lets hear it

Can't agree with you more

Lurpac, invented in 1903.

@@secretbaguette It's 1901, is it not? I think there was something in an episode a while back, where they played back every time he had said 1903 instead of 1901.

@@georgebayliss3291 R/Woosh

@@secretbaguette Oh sh*t you've got me.

Hmmmmm You don't need it to deal with a suprise flood I'm assuming?

"Well, because I'm doing the washing. BECAUSE THERE'S A FIRE, YOU TWAT"

perhaps, and this is just a guess mind you, it could be to extINGUISH A BLOODY FIRE. What a perfectly British response to that question, although asking for a fire extinguisher probably shouldn't be as calm as that either

Then James May said, as he remained cool, calm and collected: “uhh, tea towel in water”

Jeremy might use it as a hammer.

My auto-offend started to soften towards "hmm...salt and vinegar with chips and I reckon he's on to something"...

I thougt its the americans who deep fry everything

@@iliasszennati173 White Appalachians & white southerners came from somewhere 😛

Having lived in bonnie Scotland, I can testify that not everything is deep fried - but the few things that aren't, are all 'haggis-flavoured'. And no, haggis-flavoured toffee caramel ice cream is NOT something I ever wish to try again!

@@noremorsewoodworking2258 Haggis is real mans food, It'd put tits on a Priest, I understand why you dont like it. Nice woodwork btw.

Probably how you can tell the fire was not intentional.

Yeah it is. Especially when the Norm is Hammond.....you Blithering Idiot. You can't forget the the Blithering Idiot part.

So that's what was odd, I knew something was off about that sentence haha

It made me questions, "wait who's Richard?"😂😂

I just thought of another time it's happened, in Bolivia in the jungle when Clarkson left his phone behind he calls him Richard.

I never understood why he had no choice other than castrol gtx

⁠@@TailsFan369no2so for this particular challenge they had to cook their meal using only what they could find at a particular petroleum station they’d stopped at. And since most petrol stations are _not_ fully stocked supermarkets, they had a limited selection. The only meat available was on prepackaged sandwiches, and the only oil they had wasn’t vegetable cooking oil, but *engine* oil. So whilst the others are being particularly daft with swapping sponge for bread and using crisps as a base, Jeremy went ham: use flowers as vegetables etc.

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*Europe

If he nails it I won't even be mad

More like american twist , yuck

Poor Babish if he does

@@dancearoundtheworld5360 No you don't get to blame us this time. The Scottish do deep fry a *lot* of there food, hell it's where we get it from.

@@daltonbecker4494 The Scottish deep fry stuff that actually makes sense deepfried.

"Yes, I am full of shit!"

Shrimp crap

Those werent on top gear

@@commanex no, they weren't. But this is compilation of them cooking, so why not?

@@Lgs260495 well since every other clip is from top gear

As another italian, holy shit you're weak lmao. Pasta al forno exists, this is just its natural evolution.

@@just_matt214 ma non è fritta la pasta al forno😄 è come dire che i bomboloni al forno siano come quelli fritti

It enlightened mine

@@stefanolauriola3081 che poi perche ti ha risposto in inglese

It looks absolutely delicious to me, I like deep fried

@AH_92x Hear hear

Probably the best way as well 😂

Id finish it but cant fathum him saying sponge fingers

You mean, *Pho* nomenal?

And weight

Clarkson Hammond May rolls off the tongue more smoothly

Credits order

Clarckson What are you doing Hamond Cooking