00:01In Hungary, an American kitchen, a quote, American kitchen means it's not walled off from the living room.
00:09The American kitchen is open to the living room.
00:12That's an American-style kitchen.
00:14That's pretty funny.
00:15Norway has bags of frozen vegetables consisting of diced carrots, peas, and corn.
00:20It's called the American mix.
00:23That's very American.
00:27Let's see.
00:29In the Czech Republic, potato wedges are called Americi Brambori, which translates to American potatoes.
00:36That's funny.
00:38Ranch dressing is known as American dressing in many European countries.
00:42Is that true?
00:43It is true.
00:44And don't, like, blow their mind with Chick-fil-A sauce.
00:47Like, any European who comes here and tries Chick-fil-A, they're like, oh, my God, this is the best
00:52thing I've ever had.
00:53Yeah.
00:55By the way, Cool Ranch Doritos are marketed as Cool American Doritos internationally.
01:01Oh, I hate that.
01:03I don't like Cool Ranch.
01:04I don't want it to be tied back to the Americans.
01:06I don't want a European to think that I like the Cool Ranch blue bag.
01:11Let's see.
01:12I like the Cool Ranch.
01:13I don't like the Cool Ranch.
01:14Once in Thailand, I found a full English breakfast on a menu listed as eggs, bacon, beans, tomatoes, hash browns,
01:20and other American food.
01:23The chips are really funny, like the potato chips in other countries, too, because they'll be, like, fried chicken potato
01:30chips.
01:30The flavor?
01:31Yeah, that's awesome.
01:34Let's see.
01:36Oh, yeah, that's funny.
01:37And I was actually in Mexico, in Cancun, on a family vacation on 4th of July, and someone said, I
01:43was in Hungary on 4th of July, and to celebrate the American Independence Day, they served things like hot dogs,
01:48and drinks came in red Solo cups, which they call American Party Cups.
01:52Yeah, that's awesome.
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