Ideas: 1. 24 hours of eating TV dinners 2. What you eat in a day when ur not doing a 24 hour challenge 3. 24 hours of eating kids cuisine 4. 24 hours of eating gummy food 5. 24 hours of eating chipotle 6. Smoothie challenge 7. 24 hour raw vegan challenge 8. 24 hours of eating Costco food
As an American kid I only ate these when I went on field trips with my school and every once in a while as a normal lunch but not so often but I loved the Nacho and Cheese pizza growing up.
If you microwave some of the Lunchable foods, that you might normally eat hot...they will taste even better. Only for seconds, no more than a minute. 👍
Do 24 hours of Pringles because if you watched the Superbowl than you saw the Pringles commercial. On the commercial they have it of where they are stacking flavors. For each meal you can stack them to make different meals.
@Fred gamezz If you got that for school you werent taught proper nutrion... how can you give that monstrosity of processed and unhealthy shit to a child??!!
I've basically memorized all lunchables bc I loved them as a kid. When you called the Turkey ham, I got so upset even though you corrected yourself lol.
When I ate the pizza lunchables in middle school I would micorave them, AND EVERYTIME I SEE A VIDEO OF SOMEONE EATING LUNCHABLES THEY NEVER MICORAVE THE PIZZA ONES AND IM JUST LIKE NO HONEYYY. STAHP DONT YOU DARE EAT THAT COLD PIZZA
Me, either! As with most foods/snacks that I've never seen, it seems like these are carried by some Wal-Marts. Definitely not in my usual supermarket, though.
Raphael: In America you probably have Kool-aid like everyday Me: How unhealthy do you think we are "On average, Americans eat three hamburgers a week. That's a national total of nearly 50 billion burgers per year. And burgers typically cost only a few dollars from fast food joints" Me: Oh, never mind carry on
to everyone saying you're supposed to microwave them, lunchables are typically eaten by kids at school and I've never been to a school cafeteria that has a microwave so how is that supposed to work?
Jimin Park ayee it’s fine. i’m from mississippi (ofc). i actually brought leftovers that had to be heated up for lunch twice this week. here, nearly all of the teachers’ classrooms have mini fridges, microwaves, and coffee pots but usually for and bought by the teacher. people always bring pizza, tv dinners, leftovers, popcorn etc. i cannot fathom the fact that other schools do not have microwaves readily available :D (i go to a smallish public school lol)
Honestly i hate the cheese and love the salsa the cheese tastes so fake more then there other cheeses and how does it stay melted and not harden up atleast a bit whenever its all just fake i just really hate all cheese dip but esspecially lunchagles just my opinion
@@just1megabyte566 did u ever read the table of ingredients in the small packaging of ham? Its just chemicals... And yea at some point, it is a sign of bad parenting ...
I enjoy his personality and sense of humor a lot and since he's not used to a lot of the foods he tries and I guess I just honestly care about his opinion. I also absolutely love when he cooks because it angers me but I always end up laughing with him
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It really is shocking the difference between European and American chocolate. My favorite chocolate bar ever is Flake. I so wish I could get it easier in the US.
Blame geography, Milton Hershey, and milk fat. (Hershey started the process of lipolyzing milk, i.e. breaking down its fat, to give his chocolate a longer shelf life so it could be transported the long distances across the US. That produces butyric acid, which has a somewhat tart flavor, and it's the main difference between American and European chocolate.)
@@mariamashraf7280 the eh bee family basically trashed lunchables and parents who buy them for their children wether they have time to make food or not
"The cheese is so weirdly yellow" He said that is the weirdest thing about America. I agree. I was born and raised and I still live in America, and I HATE American cheese
