- Do Twinkies taste better in other countries?
- Let's talk about that.
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Good Mythical Morning!
- What if I told you that Nutella tastes different
in different countries?
- I'd say, "Feed me!"
- And Flaming Hot Doritos.
Same company, different international ingredients.
- Feed me!
- Diet Coke?
- Drink me.
- Twinkies?
- Twink me.
(crew laughing)
- Can we spot our country's snacks better than a bald eagle
wearing binoculars strapped to a telescope?
- What?
- That makes sense.
It's time for Same Munchy Different Country
Snacks Edition Part Two.
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- As you can see, we can't.
- Okay, in every round, we're gonna be presented
with multiple versions of the same product
and one of them is from America.
That's the one that we're trying to identify.
- Because we're the Americans!
- Okay and in the end,
because we're playing against each other.
In the end, whoever wins
gets a international American product.
- Right.
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We're starting off with some Nutella.
- That's what we used to say, man.
Nutella.
- Nutella.
- Is this Nutella or old tella?
- I still say Nutella. I ain't changing up.
There's an American one that we gotta put our hands over
after a three, two, one,
but there's also an Italian version.
- What?
- Italy!
You're getting in on the.
- [Rhett] Okay. I've already got-
- [Link] Oh, you already got.
- So if you feel a bowl, that's yours, bro.
- I'm over here in front of you
and we're just gonna lick these?
- Stevie, no audible reaction to this.
I can only get so much on my tongue.
- So it's cocoa and a hazelnut?
Is that what it is?
Okay, I'm over here now.
- [Rhett] I may be getting messy. I'm not real sure.
- I'm trying to get all the Nutella off
so it doesn't become old tella.
- Is this? I already made that joke.
You were talking, though.
- [Link] Oh, really? - Yeah.
- Our instincts are so similar.
I'm just a little late to the game.
- That's like a really low hanging fruit joke.
That's why two middle aged men made it
back to back in about 45 seconds.
- Well, my fruit hangs lower than yours.
- Oh! Well, okay, that might be something
you need to see your doctor about.
(Link laughing) (crew laughing)
Because it sounds like you're talking about
your ballsack's real loose.
(crew laughing)
(Link laughs)
- If I knew you were gonna unpack it in such a way,
I wouldn't have-
- I still remember this comedy routine from Brad Garrett.
You remember Brad Garrett?
He had a comedy routine- - [Link] Yeah.
- And he was like, "Well, I turned 40.
You know how I know?
When I sit on the toilet, my balls hit the water."
- Stop talking about this. I'm licking something.
- (laughs) I mean, it's not a great joke.
It's just something that really sticks in your crawl.
I can't. I can't get it.
My beard is getting in the way
and I'm trying to not get too messy.
- Okay, there- - I think I-
- It's very, hey!
It's a very subtle difference.
- I think I've tasted enough.
One tastes more familiar than the other.
- In what way?
- I don't wanna tell you.
I'm not a huge Nutella fan
because I'm not a huge hazelnut fan, but it's in the house
and sometimes, it just finds its way into my mouth.
Enough for me to have at least a sense
of familiarity with it.
- Okay.
- [Stevie] You ready?
- Yeah. - Yeah, I'm ready.
- [Stevie] Three, two, one.
- Are you not here? We disagree?
- I'm over here, yeah.
- [Stevie] You guys are split-sies.
The American Nutella is on the Link's side.
- I thought that one tasted more hazelnut-y.
- I thought it was sweeter, actually, so.
- [Stevie] Hey, that's it. The US version is much sweeter.
It's 21 grams of sugar
versus Italian Nutella is 8.5 grams of sugar.
- Okay, now that I know that, let me actually.
- But I don't think that it necessarily tastes better.
- Oh, wow.
When you can actually get a spoonful of it. (laughs)
That really helps.
- Blame it on the beard, but I get the point.
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- Okay, this round, we've got Flaming Hot Doritos from-
- Oh, not Cheetos?
- Not Cheetos, Doritos from Japan, Canada,
Australia, and America.
- Lots of-
- [Rhett] Is it just one bowl of each one?
- [Link] Options here.
- [Stevie] Yeah.
- Warning, lick daddy's about to make an appearance.
(Link smacking lips)
- Oh, man.
- That's spicy.
I don't know if that's because it's the first one.
- Okay.
I'm just gonna eat it, just like a Dorito to begin with.
I might go lick daddy later.
- Wow! That's totally different.
- More corny.
- It's a totally different experience in round number two.
- Yeah, but it is more American or less American?
- I don't know.
It's definitely not as spicy.
I ain't gotta tell you that.
I gotta go back to the first one.
- This one has a lot of powder on it
or else I just got a really powdery one.
(clears throat) The spice is coming hard.
- That's a good, well-balanced Dorito right there.
- Okay.
- And then I'm trying to keep all these straight.
- [Stevie] I'm both scared and impressed
by Link's technique right now.
- Yeah, the lick daddy wants to go back in
and I gotta keep them straight.
- Wow. The spices are getting.
My mouth is getting confused at this point.
- Well, one of them is cheesiest and one of them is spiciest
and the other ones, I don't wanna tell you.
Where am I?
(crew laughing)
One of them's tangier and then one of them-
- Okay.
There's also a difference in chip consistency
and one of them has the most distinctly different flavor,
which I'm guessing is from Japan,
but that's not what we're trying to guess.
- Because I can see myself visiting Tokyo
and having one of these.
- What? (bell dinging)
Doesn't have the same effect when I got my blindfold on.
- To you.
First ever blindfolded version. Love that.
- [Stevie] (laughs) Why did you freeze, Link?
You froze in a-
- For continuity.
Time stops. (crew laughing)
Time stops when he does that. When he, "Whats?"
- [Stevie] Yeah, yeah. - Okay, all right.
- [Stevie] Okay, you ready? - American.
- [Stevie] You're gonna put your hand over
the American Flaming Hot Doritos in three, two, one.
- Bam! Oh, we agree!
- Farthest over there.
- What are the chances, given that the? Oh, no.
- Oh, wow. If I'd had looked at them.
- Those are-
- No, you know what? Maybe, that's are from Japan.
- [Link] The reddest ones?
- That's are from Japan.
- And those are the spiciest ones.
- [Stevie] Don't doubt yourselves
because you're both correct.
- Yeah. - Nice!
- [Stevie] Those are the American Flaming Hot Doritos.
- And these are from Japan, right?
- [Stevie] The ones furthest on your side, Rhett,
are from Canada and then Australia.
- Oh, really?
- [Stevie] And then Japan.
- Canada is the spiciest?
- [Stevie] Yeah, Canada, Australia, Japan, US.
- These are the weirdest ones.
- [Stevie] And Australia-
- I didn't know Canada went spiciest.
- [Stevie] Australia are, by far, the most different
in ingredients- - So it makes sense.
- [Stevie] So they used canola oil instead of vegetable oil.
They have a flavor enhancer that the US and Canada doesn't.
They have a bunch of different fat powders and cream powders
and extracts- - They need to, yeah.
- [Stevie] And they don't cheese
or the red and green bell pepper powder.
- They don't have access to cheese in Australia?
(Stevie laughs)
Cheese hasn't made it to the island yet?
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- Diet Coke, I've been known to down a Diet Coke in my day.
I don't remember having one in Australia or the UK,
which is what we have to differentiate from our US version.
- So you have to be just going with familiarity.
- I'm not gonna overthink it. I'm gonna go quick.
Not a lot of difference.
This one is the most different of the three.
- Wow, so there's definitely something
going on different with the sweeteners.
- Okay.
- It's not Coke Zero. It's Diet Coke.
- That's what I said. All right.
- Hold on.
- I'm zeroing in, even though.
- Okay.
- [Stevie] You ready?
- One second.
- Boy.
- At this point, I'm just drinking Diet Coke.
(crew laughing)
- This one's strange, isn't it?
You're not even tasting that one again.
It is narrowed down to these two. I know which one it is.
Definitively and it ain't this one.
I don't know if I even like that.
- Oh, man, this is really, really tough. Hold on.
- Honestly, I don't know if I like Diet Coke.
I just drink it because it makes me feel better
about myself than drinking Coke.
- Okay.
- [Stevie] American Diet Coke in three, two, one.
- No, man.
- It came down to these two, but at first,
I was like, this is definitely real
because that one's a little more different
and this one's way different, but then when I kept tasting,
this started to taste more familiar.
I'm not confident in this choice.
- What is it?
- [Stevie] The American Diet Coke is in the middle.
- Yeah!
- Well then, what is this?
- [Stevie] On Rhett's side is Diet Coke from Australia
and then on Link's side is from the UK.
- What's the difference here?
- [Stevie] The main difference
is that both Australia and the UK use real sugar,
as opposed to high fructose corn syrup
that we use in the US.
- Yeah, that was the only thing that I could find in there
was the familiarity of the sweetness at the end,
after you'd already swallowed it.
This one was strange.
- But is there something else
that makes this different than Australia?
- [Stevie] Australia has more carbonation
than the other two, I believe.
- Yeah, yeah. This one definitely had less carbonation.
- Yeah, yeah, this one has no cheese, either.
(crew laughing)
- Yeah, but I think coming from a can is what threw me off.
- Oh, it's the can.
- Your fault, guys!
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- And finally, we're coming to the final round tied
and just a couple of guys trying a couple of Twinkies.
Well, actually, four. - Four?
- We got Twinkies from American and Twinkies from Egypt,
but we each have our own Twinkie.
- [Link] Okay, so-
- [Rhett] So four total Twinkies.
- [Link] Okay, so two Twinkies.
- Yeah.
- I'm gonna taste this Twinkie.
Egyptian Twinkie. Never been to Egypt.
Thought about it.
- Yeah, never been.
- I'm thinking about it right now. Can you tell?
Look at my face. I'm thinking about going to Egypt.
- At one point, I had a trip planned there,
then it changed to a trip to Japan
and something in the world happened
that prevented me from traveling.
- A Twinkie is a nice, moist cylinder of goodness. Whoa!
- Okay, there's a form factor difference here.
- What happened?
- [Stevie] Well, Link, I must say,
you unfortunately lost a tiny bit of your Twinkie.
It was not pretty looking, but it wasn't your fault.
It just came off on the plate.
- They all come in different shapes.
This one's pristine.
- [Rhett] Okay.
- I'm getting to the cream now.
- This is pretty easy, man.
- Let me go back in here.
- Unless I've been lied to my whole life,
I feel like this is pretty easy.
- One of them is flatter and denser.
- Or maybe they just, is this mine?
Maybe they just pressed it down.
- I have mine in my hands. Okay.
I'm ready to-
- I almost put this Twinkie up your sleeve like this.
- Yeah, put it up my. Do that.
(crew laughing)
Yeah. (laughs)
Hey, ain't no downside to having a Twinkie up your sleeve.
(Rhett laughing)
- [Stevie] Hand over the American Twinkie
in three, two, one.
- If it's not this one, then what's a Twinkie, right?
- [Stevie] Yeah, you right.
- Yeah.
(bell dinging)
- [Stevie] So the Egyptian Twinkie is on Link's side.
- I can't get it! Oh, there it is.
It went to the left. - Yeah.
- [Stevie] Yes, it has a thicker, denser, darker cake,
but also, it doesn't have as much cream-
- Yeah.
- [Stevie] As the US Twinkie and the cream is different.
It's less whipped, less fluffy,
and more of like a cream cheese.
- Boy, I'm gonna take American Twinkies over to Egypt,
just stand next to the pyramids and just make a killing!
- More cream cheese, huh? Yeah.
- (laughing) Y'all will love these!
- I think they're both really good
and I guess we both won, huh?
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Shirt.
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- Oh, yeah. You can have meister proper.
- I drink this, right?
- All right. (buzzing)
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(crew laughing)