- Hello, we're Joel and Lia.

- So today's video is we discover

whether we're more British or more American.

- So obviously we're British,

but we get told that the more we talk about American stuff,

the more we are becoming American.

- Yeah. - which we find

really difficult to agree with,

so we got this quiz up from BuzzFeed,

- Yeah. - we're gonna respond to it

and we're gonna just go through it with you guys,

- Yeah. - and see what we get.

I'm gonna be triggered, if I turn out to be more American.

I'll just be like, really? - We'll see.

I've got a feeling maybe I will be.

When someone says a cup of tea, what comes to mind?

Yes or no?

- Yes. - Okay, mine would be no.

- Okay.

- Do sweet potatoes belong in a dessert?

Yes or no?

- No! - No, well,

- No way. - I don't think,

I wouldn't say they belong in the dessert,

but I would try it.

- So what's your answer, Joel?

- I'm gonna say yeah. - Okay, would you eat cheese--

- Would you eat cheese out of a can?

- [Joel And Lia] No.

- Absolutely not. - No,

we saw canned cheese - Yeah.

- and we were just

- Repulsed. - repulsed by it.

- Triggered-- - Didn't we buy some

and try it?

Oh no, we bought cheese spread.

- Cheese spread, which was gross.

- It was so gross, it tasted like feet

- Yeah. - and everyone was like,

how do you know what feet taste like?

It tasted like what I--

- 'Cause she's got to a foot fetish!

- No, I hate feet.

'Cause she,

she! - She got a foot fetish.

- It's like a town crier, hear ye, hear ye!

She's got a foot fetish.

- It tasted like-- - No,

she's never sucked a toe.

- I feel like so ill, that's disgusting.

You know what you were saying earlier,

like when people say things, I visualize them?

- Yeah. - We're the same on that.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

- If someone says something that's like,

- Yeah. - got strong imagery.

- It meets with you, - Yeah.

- it resonates with you. - Yeah, it,

oh, it tasted like what I imagine

feet would taste like, - Yes, so there we go.

- it tasted like what feet smell like.

- Yeah. - Okay, next one.

- When you think of pigs in blankets, is pastry involved?

- [Joel and Lia] No.

- No, pigs in blankets is just sausage with bacon

wrapped round it. - Bacon wrapped round it.

- [Joel] But pastry, we'd never turn down pastry though.

- Oh no, I'd never turn down pastry,

- Bit of pastry.

- walked passed a Greggs the other day.

- It's basically a sausage roll then, if you include pastry.

- It's a sausage roll.

Oh, imagine that on your roast dinner,

just a couple of sausage, imagine how many sausage rolls

we're gonna eat as we approach Christmas.

- Oh, yeah, there'll be so many.

- Oh, so many sausage rolls.

- But we're trying to be fit, so.

- Skinny legends. - Hm.

- Have as many sausage rolls as they like.

- Yeah, they do.

A legend must always - Always.

- eat a sausage roll, - Sausage roll.

- whenever they feel like it.

- Okay.

- Do baked beans belong in a breakfast?

- [Joel and Lia] Yes!

- 100%. - A breakfast,

lunch and a dinner. - Yeah,

literally every mealtime

or a snack. - I love beans.

- You can now get baked bean pots, like a yogurt,

so you just spoon the beans out into your mouth,

you put them in lunchboxes, amazing,

we didn't have that when we were kids.

- What, the snack pots? - Yes, snack pots.

- They've been around years, Joel.

- Have they?

- Mum used to do the snack pots for me,

when I was like 15. - What, the baked bean ones?

- Yeah, the baked bean snack pots.

- I've only just seen them. - You've only just seen them,

but also isn't it weird that you think

that would go in a lunchbox? - Yeah.

- 'Cause you'd maybe eat it cold then?

- Yeah, oh, I love cold baked beans,

I prefer warm ones, but I love cold ones.

- You can have cold,

so you're not triggered by cold beans?

- No.

- I've only just got to the stage,

where I can lick the spoon of the cold beans

after pouring them into the thing

- Okay. - to go into the microwave.

- Yeah, hm-mm.

- So we differ there. - We differ.

- As if you would put in your kid's lunchbox

- Yeah. - cold beans,

- Cold beans. - they'll get bullied, Joel,

do you want your kid bullied?

- Yeah, character building.

I was bullied a lot and look at me,

- You're cheaper now. - Destroyed.

- I was bullied, look at me now!

- Look at me now! - Not insecure at all.

- Moving on. - Moving swiftly on.

- Do you use an electric kettle to make hot drinks?

Yes, that's simple. - Just call it a kettle,

- Yeah. - not an electric kettle.

- You can't get a non-electric kettle in the UK,

well, you can, but like people just say kettle,

- Yeah. - They don't say

electric kettle. - What's the,

so what would the other option be,

the one that goes on the hob and squeaks?

- Yeah, squeaks, the one we use for camping.

- Okay.

- When you make a grilled cheese sandwich,

do you cook them on the stove?

- No. - Never made a grilled cheese

sandwich in my life.

- [Joel] No, but we would use a toastie maker,

- [Lia] Oh, yeah,

like a George Foreman. - Yeah.

- Yeah. - Yeah.

- [Joel and Lia] So no.

- When you get cinema popcorn, is it buttered?

No, it's salted. - No, it's sweet or salty,

- Yeah, sweet or salty. - or mixed.

- Or mix, I love a mix. - We love a mix.

- [Joel and Lia] Do you consider these to be crumpets?

No.

- That's an English muffin,

- That's, yeah. - cut in half.

- That's an English muffin.

But I wonder if whoever created this quiz

thinks that they are crumpets,

so they think that we wanna answer yes,

- Yes. - that's an English crumpet,

- Crumpet. - but it's not.

- I wonder, I wonder. - Who knows?

- [Joel and Lia] Can a pudding be savory?

No.

- Puddings. - Can it?

Oh, yeah, but the thing is, - Black pudding.

- a savory pudding would be like cheese and grapes,

but that comes after a pudding, so it's like pudding option,

then there's like extra.

- I think they're meaning pudding,

'cause Americans would call

anything sort of steamed a pudding,

so you could get like a savory pudding,

like a pudding in terms of like Christmas pudding shaped.

- We just consider pudding to be dessert,

- Yeah. - 'cause that's just the word

for dessert, so no. - So shall we say no?

- You got British, you're definitely more British,

thanks, BuzzFeed, you know that pigs in blankets

most certainly don't have pastry

and should be wrapped in bacon

and that pudding can be a dessert,

but also be eaten with a roast dinner.

- Oh, like Yorkshire pudding. - Pudding, oh!

- Oh! - Yorkshire pudding.

- Yeah. - Oh, I see, I love--

- So Yorkshire pudding is a savory pancake batter,

that is cooked in the oven

and it's so good. - And it turns into like,

just Yorkshire pudding insert.

- Yeah, insert. - I'm gonna insert a picture

of Patsy, my cousin's Yorkshire pudding,

she makes the big ones, that the whole--

- Like toad in the hole? - that food goes inside of it.

- Yeah, like toad in the hole. - like they do in Yorkshire,

- where the whole roast dinner goes inside.

- Amazing, if you come to the UK,

get a Yorkshire pudding with a roast dinner.

- Oh. - Incredible.

- You'd most likely be lost without your electric kettle,

- Kettle. - Kettle,

and can't imagine life without one.

- It's true. - That's true,

anyone who watched the New York videos

will know that. - She had to deal with life

without one and it was a nightmare.

- Oh, it was vile.

- Yeah, a whole 16 days without a kettle.

- Yeah, he got the worst of it.

- Yeah, I did, I really did.

- He really did. - I really did.

- She's miserable, no kettle! - She's miserable.

Get me out of here.

- Get me out, fly me home.

- Immediately.

I got American!

What?

- What?

- It says you're more American, Joel,

I just added Joel, 'cause it's more personal.

- I love doing that.

- You're more American, Joel. - American, Joel.

- To you, Joel, pudding is a sweet mousse,

that comes in a cup, rather than another word for dessert.

Baked beans are most certainly not a breakfast dish,

well, they are, 'cause I did actually vote

for that being a breakfast dish

and if you go to the movie theater,

you're definitely partial to some buttered popcorn, no.

- But you said no to that as well.

- I know, well I'm,

wait a minute. - Oh, that's odd.

- That's very odd.

- Maybe they just have a thing, where like on a quiz,

like the next person who does it gets this,

- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - the next person

who does it gets that.

- Well, I mean, it's fine, I can be American,

- Yeah. - I don't really mind.

- Neg. - I do think,

I remember saying once to my friends at university,

I was like I wish I was American

and now I wouldn't say that, - No.

- because I'm very proud to be British,

but all my friends were like, what?

Even my American friend was like, what?

I do think there are perks to being American.

- What are the perks?

- Can't remember. - Just a bit.

- I just think it's quite cool,

I think Americans are quite cool,

I actually really like the accent.

- It's cool to be American in London, isn't it?

- Yeah, it's very cool to be American in London.

- There's a small community of Americans in London

and they're all lovely. - Maybe it's that.

I love America, so I just think yeah,

I don't mind being called American,

but I am British, I do like being British as well,

I wanna be multicultural, I wish I had a dual citizenship,

- Yeah. - like one of my friends,

who she's got an American passport,