James May finds the ultimate sausage sandwich 

Stop going on about me cutting the bun all the way through. I acknowledged my mistake and paid my debt to society. I should be left alone to rebuild my life as best I can. Also, toploaders FTW.

As a 38 year old American, I have NEVER seen a jar of hot dogs.

"Sausage history is complicated" must be the most James May thing anyone has ever James Mayed

Boiling hot dogs may be something of a traditional cooking method--my grandparents always boiled theirs--but I' prefer mine grilled or even pan-fried. I think it's because my grandfolks used boiling as a means to reduce the hot dogs' salt content and I wanted full flavor.

I love how with every episode, James becomes more self aware of the editing that will happen

Need more cooking episodes, we've gone a bit astray.

13:28 the look of disbelief on May’s face at someone not liking a sausage sandwich is hilarious 😂

"Government issue bread".. always cracks me up 😂

When James cut the bun in half, I died a little inside. You gotta leave one side attached otherwise you're going to have a bad time. I'm glad to see that he rectified that issue.

I was recently in Morrison's and they were selling these absurdly long sausages. So I bought them as I felt like there was no other option, you can't see them and not buy them. I also bought a full baguette. After getting home and grilling the sausages I was beyond satisfied that they perfectly fit in half of the baguette. So I had two sausages per half baguette and it was the best thing ever. I can't stop thinking about it. What a rush.

When I moved to the UK I went to Costco and saw a few things I had never seen. First, the 5-gallon pales of mayonnaise. Next were the 3-gallon tins of baked beans. Third were the giant "American style" hamburger buns. Never seen a bun like that or that big in the US. Now you have hotdogs in a jar. Never seen hotdogs in a jar in the US. Guess that'd be another thing I'd see in the UK.

"Houses of Parliment Brown Sauce" lol James is Legend.

i love that james manages to describe the US the UK by how each country puts sausages in bread

Always leave the hot dog bun connected on one side so the hot dog nestles in without falling apart. 🌭

We need more May. Please don't stop doing these

As an American, I'm glad they used subtitles for the girl's voice. I had no idea what she was saying. Thank you.

Ngl this just proves that James May could do anything and it's still entertaining.

The original recipe for HP Sauce was developed by Frederick Gibson Garton, a grocer from Nottingham. He registered the name H.P. Sauce in 1895 after hearing that a restaurant in the Houses of Parliament had begun serving it, and for many years the bottle labels have carried a picture of the Houses of Parliament.

I love how he just throws the Churchill quote in.

i love how perfect the top half of the fridge door meets the top of the table

I’m American. I have a great love for the U.K. Must say, I have never seen an American eat jarred hot dogs. Also, as a North Carolinian, I encourage you to have a hot dog all the way in rural NC if you’re ever in the Great North State. All-the-way means boiled red hot dog, yellow mustard, chopped coleslaw (doesn’t resemble English coleslaw), hot dog chili, and chopped raw onions in a soft hot dog bun. Love your cooking! I’ve missed you!

I've never seen a hot dog come in a glass jar LOL.

The way he said “american hot dog” in the usa accent was too accurate 😂

When you cut that bun in half my heart sank. How could you?

Grilled hot dogs are much better than steamed or boiled :)

Thank goodness the fridge is safe.

Wonderful humor! Thanks.

Thank you for bringing back food videos I've been re watching videos but still love the new ones

I think most of us here in America don't boil our hot dogs unless we're a street vendor. Ideally we grill them, and if that's not practical, we pan fry them. Boiling is the least desirable option.

The fact James could literally be doing anything he wants but still chooses to spend his time doing things like this is very interesting.

Sunday morning Bunnings sausage sizzle, slice of bread, beef sausage, fried onions, tomato sauce. Nice

6:46 that silly noise was so well balanced, adding it for the third time, but for a shorter period, so it's still funny and not yet annoying. 😀

So glad James is back in the bunker.

I've never seen hot dogs in a jar before, but those looked quite nice. Ketchup is a no no in my area, as is boiling. Normally, we would grill them on an outdoor charcoal barbeque. The bun (i.e. "roll") would either be steamed or toasted/fried with a bit of butter. Also, despite America always seeming to steal credit unnecessarily, most of us know that hot dogs are indeed German. If you meet an older American, they may even call it a "Frankfurter."

In where I live, we almost never eat our hot dogs boiled. The best way to eat a hot dog is cooked over an open flame, either a grill or even better, a campfire. The light charring gives them some texture.

James is very delicate when handling food. 👏🏼

As an American, I can hardly contain my laughter! This was phenomenal!

I love this nonsense... I'd love it more often... 5+ minutes of James being him

Just love the " hello viewers" opening. ❤❤

im so happy that fridge still exists.. i come back to the cheese x1000000 video at least once a month to maintain my sanity

Thank you, James, for being so frank.

Ha ha ha, not only Mr Slow behind the wheel of a car but also in the kitchen😂😂😂

More needs to be said about the Australian way.... white bread, folded diagonally, with BBQ'd onion on top, and sauce of either Australian Mustard, Tomato Sauce, BBQ sauce or a combo of them. Also known as the Bunnings Snag (because it's served outside the hardware shop chain branches, on weekends, by local charities) (by the way I find Australian mustard a perfect "between" of the Hot English Mustard and the American Mustard - still has some of the bite of the English, and some of the the sweetness of the American)

Lol I love how James mentions touching raw sausage and cleans his hand then less than 5 mins later he puts the hot dog buns right where the raw sausage was on the chopping board cross contamination alert haha love these videos james your a legend

This is the kind of content I subscribed to this channel for, back when it was still called Foodtribe.

They are both excellent and that Yank mustard is actually brilliant for hot dogs

Eh, as an Aussie, I can tell you, neither of these compare to a Snag. Ie, a single piece of bred, a single pan fried sausage slapped diagonally across the slice of bred. Slap on some fried onion, rosella tomato sauce slam it in ya gob and call it a day. The best thing ever.

I'm so happy to see a cooking episode with James and crew again! These are such dry, humorous fun lol

I love how the ATF won't even leave James alone. No one is safe from the mighty AFT.

Wow! What a show James... specially love your Gin at first sight, now must try!

0:29 yet another addition to the collection of James may slamming some food on a table and nonchalantly announcing its name!

As an American, the way you cut that hot dog bun is akin to treason.

"I've got an error message on me cooker, what does that mean? Beyond the fact we're in the modern world" Loved it!

Great job

I love watching any videos about sausages.

bunker kitchen is the absolute best content this channel has. Please give us more!

So nice to see Lucy again and the bugout bunker. Hope there are more vids coming out soon! Cheers.

Couldn't have thought ever that mustard seeds can be so important in daily life , thanks 👍👍👍

i fkn love this guy

Thank you, James, for returning to the bug out bunker and even wearing your classic bunker shirt. Great to also see Lucy and the gang as well, didn't see Tom Whitter though, I hope he's doing well. I hope there's many more of these episodes coming in the future, you should do English vs. American breakfast. The issue with calling it mustard gin and having to rename it was hilarious! 👍

Back in the bunker,I'm very happy!🙂

love the fridge

The UK is playing hide the sausage while America displays how big their sausage is. That seems fitting.

I'm willing to move to London and be the 2nd camera assistant to these skits, just so I can listen to James talk about literally anything.

Ah yes, the classic American hotdog..from a jar🤣 You want a real American winer you buy it in a plastic shrink wrapped pack, lightly seasoned with mictoplastics 👌

My familynmoved from England to Canada when I was 5 so I was brought up on a mixture of English and North American cuisine. We would have English bangers in a sausage roll with a pile of caramelized onions and HP sauce. We used to look forward to that as a treat fir dinner occassionally while hot dogs were "just another lunch".

00:23 a meme potential moment “and the weapon is the sausage”

I love this series I was scared it was gone

We appreciate the win.. 💯

I love james may so much

I just love this guy. He is the literal spokesperson of my generation. Him and the other two, but in this case, mostly Bim.

Was nice to see this channel get back to form... then we see why at the end. Hope this wasn't just for a plug and we'll be seeing more of this content again.

Now we need a video of James settling the debate of the correct way to have a proper English brew

finally a video worth watching!

I could watch this 24 hours a day and not get sick of it, I don't know what it is about it, but I wish there was more

Gets hot dogs in jar Boils hot dog *Thinks this represents American hot dogs*

Who would have thought a James May cooking show would be absolutely hilarious.

As an American, I've never witnessed anybody boil a hot dog, nor have I ever seen them kept in a glass jar.

Who else is with me in wanting a history documentary (s) by James May?

American mustard, which we predominantly use here in Canada as well, really just tastes like vinegar. Which does help balance out flavors when matched with sweet ketchup or sweet pickles etc.

Need to go by Fenway Park in Boston, during Baseball season and get a sausage sandwich from the street cart venders, they are awesome...

There are many, many amazing hot dogs throughout the country, but the classic "American" hot dog is a short dog (your choice of all beef or blended meats) grilled to just below a char, on a New England style bun with ketchup, mustard, and relish. The backyard barbecue dog

Hallelujah James is back in the bunker

MORE OF THIS PLEASE.

Awesome

I'm Australian and love snags (sausages) but there is definitely a case to be made for hot dogs fried or bbq'd instead of boiled.. much more flavour

We need a sequel to this, but the new challenger, an Australian sausage sandwich, the best of both worlds, absolutely unbeatable 🇦🇺

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James may IS the dad or grandad in some circumstances and I absolutely adore his delivery and he’s dry wit! :)

I’m offended that you didn’t try the Australian way😂. The Bunnings snag is one piece of council bread with basic beef sausage placed diagonally on top of the bread piece. Then on top of that is some grilled onion. Topped with tomato sauce and or mustard. Fold over the opposite corners maki by something that resembles a discount taco and consume

Real American hot dogs don't come in a jar 🤣. They come in shrink wrapped plastic 🌭 Also the hotdog sticking out of both ends of the bun is actually the American Dream but in reality very rarely happens with your average hotdog

Love them both but they couldn't be more different from each other

Bring this series baxk

'Won't do you any harm' - Typhoid May, October 2022.

My favourite part is when James moves the sausage and immediately puts the bun where the raw sausage was on the chopping board.

As an American who has eaten many many hotdogs I don’t know how to feel about the jarred hotdogs. You need to have Nathan’s hotdogs for a better experience. I like to add mustard, onion, and chili as well. Sometimes coleslaw.

James, next time you make a hotdog, make them up. Mustard, raw onion, beef chili. Delicious.

Could you do a video with James trying to make complicated desserts? Could be quite entertaining 😆

Only in America would people potentially confuse a bottle of gin with a bottle of mustard

Watched this with my fiancé last night. He is currently making me Dino’s hotdogs for dinner! That’s true love! 🤣❤️