A Brit & An American Swap Diets For 24 Hours

(gulping) (upbeat music)

- [Tom] This looks gross.

- Wow, that's just such a strong flavor.

- Mm, yeah.

- [Jeff] Oh my God!

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- Hi, I'm Tom.

- And I'm Jeff.

- And today we're gonna be swapping

our country's classic diets for 24 hours.

Breakfast is gonna be, yes that's right,

it's a full English, and for lunch,

you'll be glad to hear that you are gonna

be having a Tesco meal deal.

And then for dinner, you are gonna

be having the British classic, fish and chips.

Just in case you get hungry throughout the day,

I've also got you some snacks,

a bag of Monster Munch, and a glass of Ribena.

- So, for breakfast, I'm talking thick pancakes,

and I'm not talkin' about those little

crepes that you guys pretend are pancakes.

For lunch, we gotta go true American sloppy joe,

a chili filled sandwich.

And for dinner, chicken and waffles

is a very big southern dish.

I know it sounds weird, but the two

actually really do go extremely well together.

And then for your snack, you're getting

some pretzels, and my favorite, Gatorade.

- Okay, so I'm in my kitchen,

and I'm about to make these American pancakes.

Now my normal pancake recipe for crepes,

like thin, skinny pancakes, like you would

eat in the UK, is different.

This is a new one on me, so I'm gonna try my best,

and hopefully Jeff, I don't disappoint you.

- To be honest, it's kind of a lot of food

to cook just for myself, it's like many things,