I EXPOSED food items tourists sneak out of the USA 

Cornstarch is called cornflour in the UK. It cost about 70p a box in most of the big supermarkets (and even cheaper in Aldi and Lidl). Fine ground white powder that makes the hard and runny at the same time thing when you mix it with water. Great for thickening sauces etc. Please note what Americans call cornflour is what we call cornmeal in the UK (it’s yellow and courser). So I can 100% guarantee if you buy a box of cornflour from a UK supermarket it will be the same as the US cornstarch you bought.

So fun watching this from the American perspective 🤣

He's over here showing us US food and I'm like: *How did you sneak a coffee machine to the UK?!*

“ what even is Hooters” 🥺hes so pure

It's not pancake syrup, its jelly. For peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. However some people put peanut butter and jelly ON pancakes

Cornstarch is just called cornflour in the UK, same thing just a different name! Cornflour is pretty easy to find

Cornstarch is called Cornflour in the UK darling, its available everywhere and cheap. We just call it something different!! 💙💙💙🙈🙈🙈🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

he gets surprised at seeing the items like he wasn't the one who shopped for them 😂😂

As an American, I feel like I take all of those things for granted. Like, I always ignore all of those items with the exception of the French vanilla coffee 🤦🏻‍♂️

None of us Americans can blame you for buying all that 😂 They wouldn’t sell us that crap if we didn’t regularly buy it all.

I live like 20 minutes away from a Pepridge Farm factory. They have a whole store where you can buy ridiculous amounts of factory rejects for super cheap. Like a 5 pound bag of milanos for like $5. It’s amazing.

The grape "syrup" is actually grape jelly. You could technically put it on pancakes, but for American's it is more common on bread. Like spread on toast, sandwiches, and even on bagels. For the sandwiches the jelly is usually paired with peanut butter.

Everytime he says America, the American Anthem will play. Shall I make a video where this happens?

1. Im shocked that you dont have some of these snacks 2. Fruit by the foot was my childhood snack (im still a child) 3. I live in america 4. I dont like the flavor grape because almost everything in america that come in multiple flavors one of the flavors is grape

Is no one gonna mention how he said grape jelly was grape pancake syrup I mean you can have it on pancakes but it's jelly

I laughed when he called the grape jelly pancake syrup 😂

It's funny that food we take for granted in the U S is something special in other places. I'm sure I would be bringing food back from England that isn't available here. I did that when I was in Mexico. I now travel with an empty suitcase in my luggage just for souvenirs and food. Thanks for another great video Raphael!

Raphael's pure love for the worst parts of our country just fills me with joy and pride to be an American. Is our food a crime? Well, in many countries, apparently yes, but it's a delicious crime.

“What even is hooters?”.... oh the innocence. Please make a video about going to hooters for the first time.

We do have corn starch in Europe, it's called CORN FLOUR!!!!

Raphael : "what's hooters?" Me: ........ "you are to innocent to know"

Lol us who live in america are like "whaaaat!?! Why would you buy that?!?"

corn starch is corn flour in australia idk about u guys in england but if you cant find corn starch and you ask for it ask about corn flour cause their the same thing or very similar

I’m American and never seen Arizona Nachos lol

Him- French vanilla coffee? Is that even allow Me- the the main flavor I’ve seen anyone get...😂

the way he says “are you kidding me”😍😍

American here. Corn starch, corn flour, and corn meal are three different products available here and they are not the same or interchangeable. They all have different uses and the only thing in common is that they are made from corn.

I loooooove how shocked you were about the “French vanilla” flavored Folgers coffee .. definitely makes me feel like I’ve taken such a simple flavor in the US for granted lmao

Next time you are in the US, pick up the packets of dry Hidden Valley Ranch powder. I actually don't care for the bottled dressing - if you make restaurant style ranch dressing with the powder, sour cream & mayo. But thank you for reminding me of all the fun, crazy flavors here. I tend to lean away from artificial flavors & colors, but it's good to have a few fun treats

corn starch is the same thing as cornflour in the UK lol

It was crazy to watch this. I'm from the US and all of that stuff is in basically in every store you walk through so it is crazy to think it is hard for you to find in the UK. I know the UK has many more food laws but it just amazes me to see the difference

Definitely do this again! And maybe even a part two where you review the things you’ve never tried before. I would love to see that. Love your videos!

Love this do other countries! Plus the oreo jello can be made into a pie with a crust but instead of the gram cracker crust they make a Oreo crust already in a pie pan! It’s a must try!

I live in America and I haven’t even seen or heard of some of these things 😂 butter sprinkles? That’s a thing? 😂 I know the sour patch kids cereal is a thing but I haven’t seen it yet somehow. I’ve never heard of fillows. I had no idea Arizona made nachos, but I also don’t eat dairy lol. I had no idea you could buy edible slime, I thought you would have to make it in order to make slime edible/safe to eat lol. But some of these things are just like everyday items that I would’ve thought were in other countries, especially the UK!

Lol french vanilla coffee is so common in America I never even consider it not being big everywhere

Pepridge Farm is really big in the US. Not only do they make cookies but they are also the company behind the Goldfish snacks, and they make bread, among other things. Also, there are two restaurants in the US, Hooters & Twin Peaks, both of which feature waitresses who wear tight fitting shirts made to show off their chest areas.

I get these every time I go to america 2 seconds later I've never had these before

This is a lot more interesting if you’re in Europe if you’re in America it’s like watching a grocery hall instead a little more entertaining

The way he looks at products of America make me feel like I'm taking the USA for granted..

The grape jelly isn’t for pancakes it’s for toast or peanut butter sandwich. Try some on a digestive cookie w some peanut butter.

How did you sneak the Keurig is what i wanna know?

The way he said “Fruit by the Foote”😂☠️

that’s grape jelly not pancake syrup 😂

You know you can get a little reusable filter basket for your Keurig coffee maker then load it up with your own coffee just so you know

Me as an American- this is all normal, everyday food...

Him: Grape flavored pancake syrup Me through the screen: ITS GRAPE JELLY!!!!

The Welch's Grape Flavored "pancake syrup" you bought is actually a bottle of squeezable grape jam for peanut butter and jelly/jam sandwiches. That is one of the most classic dishes in America! I practically grew up eating them! 😊

When he ask what hooters was it reminds me of a time in Victoria's secret when a little boy asked his mom what a thong was.

*This guy needs more recognition...*

most shops in uk sell cornflour which is same as cornstarch :) you can refill your tub now! x

Him: all these weird flavours of coffee Me: French vanilla coffee is like the original flavoured coffee so whaatt??

I live in America and I feel like by what your saying the UK imprisons you guys 😂 like even if it’s bad food it’s your own body. Crazy lol. You should by whatever you want to as long as it doesn’t effect anyone else.

The grape flavored what you said is pancake syrup is grape jelly (jam) like for peanut butter and Jelly

Rapheal: likes american foods salty people: WhY dOnT yOu vIsIt My CoUnTrY?!?!

lol that’s grape jelly not grape pancake syrup!! 😂

Corn flour is a yellow powder made from finely ground, dried corn, while cornstarch is a fine, white powder made from the starchy part of a corn kernel. Both may go by different names depending on where you live. Corn flour is used similarly to other flours, whereas cornstarch is mainly used as a thickener

You can buy little plastic inserts for your Kuerig that are reusable on Amazon that use your favorite coffee. Cheap, and no eco friendly!

I’m late to this video because I just found you last week Raphael, But I love this! I think it would be amazing to see all the different foods from different countries. Thank you for being so entertaining

Raphael:SOUR PATCH KIDS CEREAL THATS SOUND GREAT USA: that’s disgusting

GRAPE SYRUP I DEADDDDDD LMAO! It is jelly you put it on toast with PENUT BUTTER LMAO

Corn flour is the same thing as corn starch. Not to be confused with regular flour

Hooters is a wings restaurant where the waitresses wear skin tight tank tops and booty shorts

In the UK ask for corn flour. That's what companies there call what we in the US call cornstarch. My best friend who's stationed in the military there took forever to learn that. Brown & Polson brand cornflour is her favorite.

Hooters is a restaurant with spicy chicken mostly(?) and the people that bring you the food are usually girls with really tiny clothes xD from what I know~

The carrot cake Oreos is frickin amazing!

"I don't know why everything just tastes better in America" It's called MSG. And LOOOOOTS of it >.>

Him saying that grape jelly is for pancakes is hilarious😂

Its so funny being an american, and realizing all the everyday stuff we never think about, and that it could be special to someone who doesn't have the "luxury" of america junk food.

The flaming hot cheetos and lime are better in my opinion. It's more popular with us Hispanics/Latinos/ Mexicans in the U.S. And also because a Mexican American janitor working for that chip company came up with the idea.

Me: who brings salt!? Ralph: I WAS BEWITCHED..

Raphael: *shows the food he brought to England from the US* Me from the US:"but why did you get that, we so much better stuff then that."

I normally don’t buy food. When I went to the uk there was no ketchup at the restaurants so I bought a bottle of ketchup and just kept it till I had to go back

You can easily find cornstarch everywhere in Europe, it's just called differently... I don't know what tho 🤔 Googled it. It's called cornflour in the UK. 😊

corn starch is corn flour. look in baking aisle in uk

please do a tasting video of some of these :) it would be interesting to see since i've never tasted any of these things!

the mint Milanos Pepridge farm is SO GOOOOD!!!

Put a post office box for us to send you some that are packed correctly. There are 17 kinds of Pepperidge farms soft cookies.😃 Love, Julie & doc from Texas

In England we call it corn flour not corn starch

I've lived in America my entire life and I couldn't live without most of those foods I'm in shock America will never be the same again but it's so fun watching this in our perspective

Pepperidge Farm is a huge brand in America, I believe they even made goldfish

i honestly thought he was going to taste test everything until he said he will sell the sour patch for $100😂

There was a good chunk of stuff I haven't even heard of AS an American. LOL You taught me something lol, time to go shopping. :)

Next time you’re in America and you want Keurig cups, to save money just get the off brand ones. They taste just as good and for the same price as ten Keurig cups you can get 24.

His accent is actually beautiful

We have cornstarch in the uk, but it's called cornflour.

3:25 that's exactly how I feel about those nachos! As an American, I've certainly had the tea, but have only heard of those nachos right now.

I did not realize how little other places had to compare all the stuff Americans have. Like I didn't think something like a coffee pod or a coffee flavor would be so hard to find elsewhere. That really shows how spoiled we Americans are.

I’m from the US and I am generally surprised that the UK does not have a lot of those items I guess I’m just so used to it that thinking that you don’t have those things is really odd for me

FYI that Season All goes great on fries, then a side of ranch for dipping!! Nom, nom, nom... 🤤

Corn starch is the same as corn flour which you can get in tesco

I am so jealous of how you guys have decent food restrictions and America's is literally pumped full of absolute garbage.

Corn starch is everywhere here in Europe it’s a normal product but they call it corn flour not corn starch

This was amazing. Keep up the work baby boy

Corn starch is widely available in the Netherlands, we call it maizena, it's a very normal thing in the supermarket. Maybe you're looking for the wrong name in the British supermarket because I think is also available in the UK.

I'm so confused... we have some of those things in the uk, like bacon bits and that fillows cerial but it's just called krave..... there are 3 different types. .. and corn starch is corn flour....

I'm so British that I thought the Cheesecake Factory was an actual factory where they made cheesecake. I felt like an idiot when my American friend told me it was a restaurant

Try peppridge farm next time gold fish comes in many flavors the basted extra cheddar are my favorite

Jelly....”pancake syrup”😂😂😂😭

the best thing I’ve ever heard “they have this coffee machine in America that’s really popular I think it’s called....a Keurig?”

When he asked about Hooters, and you just...👀