字幕列表 影片播放 列印英文字幕 Harry: From calorie count to portion sizes, we wanted to find out all the differences between Oreos in the UK and the US. This is "Food Wars." Hey, everyone. Joe from "Food Wars." I will not be partaking in this episode of Oreos because me and the team are busy shooting a new season of "Food Wars" with a new country. That's right, coming soon to you it's going to be "Food Wars" US versus [beep]. While we're working hard on that, Irene, of course, is going to step in over there in New York. I will, however, stick around for this episode and make smart-alecky comments because that's my brand. In the UK, Oreos come in four serving sizes. As a lunch-box pack of two, as a standard pack of 14, as a twin pack of 28, and as an open and share pack of 36. In the US, classic Oreos come in six serving sizes. As a two-cookie snack pack, as a six-cookie snack pack, as a king-size 10-cookie snack pack, as a classic pack of 36 cookies, as a family-size pack of 48 cookies, and, finally, as a party-size pack of 63 cookies. The cookies themselves are supposed to weigh the same amount in both countries, 11 grams. We're going to weigh one and find out if that's true. 12.4 grams. We're going to do the scientific method. We're going to test a second cookie in case there's any disparities. Yeah, 11.4. You know what, I bet it's the frosting. This one's 11.8 grams. Yeah, this one's 11.5. So the average weight is 11.8 grams. So, our UK Oreo weighed 11.09 grams. Pretty much spot on what they promised us. The portion sizes aren't the only thing that's different between our Oreos. The US also has more Oreo size options. There are the mini Oreos, then five stuff options: Oreo thins, classic Oreo, Double Stuf, Mega Stuf, and then The Most Stuf. I didn't know The Most Stuf existed. I thought we ended it at Double Stuf. We kept going. I have an idea. I don't know why they haven't done this, 'cause the Stuf is what everybody wants, at least in America. Oreo needs to invent Just Stuf. It is a sandwich cookie: Stuf, Stuf, Stuf. Check it out! Just Stuf Oreos. Perfect. That's all I want. Whereas our options are minis, thins, classic, or Double Creme. For some some reason we call them Double Creme over here and not Double Stuf. How much Stuf are we actually getting? Let's dissect a classic Oreo. 2.52 grams. We're committing to 3.2 grams. Is a Double Stuf Oreo actually giving you double the Stuf? Let's find out. Oh, look at that precision. Earlier was 3.2. So this is 6. That came to 6.13 for us. They got a little bit more. That never happens! [gasps] So, in the UK, Double Creme Oreos actually give you 143% more filling than the classic Oreo. While a US Double Stuf has 87.5% more Stuf than a classic Oreo. I want to know how much the Most Stuf weighs. Oh, wow. This is excessive. So, the Most Stuf weighs 11.2 grams, which is a 250% increase from the classic. It's very stabbable. I'm gonna DIY my own giant Oreo. I don't know if it's gonna fit in my mouth, but. Harry Makes the World's Largest Oreo -- ASMR. 11. It is about 3 inches. Ish. It's falling apart, much like me. You know what has to happen now. I mean, come on. "Had to happen"? "Had to happen," Harry? This had to happen? I'm gonna squeeze it down. There we go. Yo! [crew clapping] God, you need the biscuit, really. Yeah, as you can see, maybe, maybe all that stuffing at once is not a good idea. Here are all of the UK Oreo products that you won't find in the US. Here are all the Oreo products in the US you won't find in the UK. Oreo lends its brand name to a lot of products. So we're going to split this into sections, starting with the cookies. That's nothing compared to us. We have 20 exclusive Oreo cookie flavors in the US. We have two exclusive classic Oreos in the UK, starting with these ones, which are strawberry cheesecake. Can't figure out -- ooh. It's very good. Then we have this one, which is a chocolate brownie batter flavor. The flavor of the chocolate filling kind of gets lost in just the chocolate cookie flavor. Peanut butter flavor cream. Creme? I do think some people put peanut butter on their Oreos, so maybe that's where this came from. The Mega Stuf. 'Cause Double Stuf was simply not enough for us. Like, honestly, though, I can appreciate this, 'cause I always want more of the frosting. But this is kind of ridiculous, isn't it? We have gluten-free Oreos. Lemon flavor creme Oreos. This seems like a golden Oreo with lemon filling. It has the Oreo structure, but it's like a whole completely different flavor profile, so it tastes really good. [beeps] [screams] Oreos are too popular in this country. We don't need this many flavors. [beeps] As we move through this section, you're going to notice a bit of a Cadbury theme, because Cadbury and Oreo seem to have partnered up on quite a few products. The first one we have here is a Cadbury-coated Oreo. Now, these are just basic Oreos, but then covered in Cadbury chocolate, which, as we all know, is much better than American chocolate. They're so good, but so bad for you. Then, after that, we have these little bags of Oreo crunchy bites. These come as either classic or as dipped versions. I'm not really sure how they differ from just classic mini Oreos, so I'm gonna open a bag and find out. Is that not just a mini Oreo that they've rebranded? In my left hand, I'm holding an Oreo crunchy bite. In my right hand, I'm holding a mini Oreo. The only notable difference is maybe that the mini Oreo has slightly more filling. I feel like this is just an excuse to sell you maybe even less stuffed mini Oreos at a more expensive price point. Companies can't get away with this anymore now that "Food Wars" exists. Chocolate hazelnut. This is basically like if you put Nutella in an Oreo. Caramel coconut. I think you would like this if you like caramel. Chocolate marshmallow. Ooh, I think this one does have something on the biscuit. That's different. Oh, it's on the inside. I thought it would be on the outside. That'd be more fun, but. Yeah, you get the chocolate flavor, but I don't think the marshmallows really come through. [beeps] Is anyone even eating these? I have never seen a single person buy any of these flavored ones. So this feels like a conspiracy. [beeps] We have the java chip. Supposedly there'll be little chocolate chips. This is good. This reminds me of, like, a Starbucks java chip Frappucino, honestly. Dark chocolate. The original was just simply not chocolaty enough for you. It matches the biscuit. OK, I'm actually really excited about this one. They're Olympic Oreos! Aah! I'm one of those people who is like, I could have been an Olympian if my parents had just loved me enough to, you know, make it my entire life and forced me to do it. You know, as if that's all it takes. "Red, white, and blue layers of cream with popping candy." Oh, these layers are so uneven. It's funny. You see this? It's like ... A while ago, they had special Fourth of July ones that had, like, sparklers or something, and it was basically the same thing, the popping candy. I feel like they're kind of just reusing this. Oh, wait, this is cool too. It has the Olympic circles and the American flag. You know, the best part about the Olympics this year has just been all the Olympians on TikTok, and then also how funny it is that everyone's like, "We're only patriotic about how funny and hot they are." If any Olympians are watching this, I am in fact single. Thank you. When did "Food Wars" become Irene's dating app? She didn't say which Olympians, though. So, like, the Canadian curling team's coming after her. So watch out. The next one, which is still kind of a cookie, are these Cadbury Crunchy Melts Oreo Creme. Now, these are kind of big, more traditional chocolate chip cookies, but then filled with a layer of Oreo creme. I will say the packaging made me expect a lot more of the Oreo creme in the middle there. It's a very, very thin layer. I'm really disappointed by that. I was -- I had high hopes for these. The texture of the cookie is way off. Ooh, salted caramel brownie Oreos. They're really just turning every possible dessert into an Oreo at this point. But, again, I have never seen a single person buy one of these. If you are someone who buys these, please let me know. 'Cause I think it's a conspiracy at this point. Ooh, this one also is a double layer. We have a light brown layer and a dark brown layer. Ooh, and then there's salt on the biscuit. They really elevated this one. It's like a gourmet Oreo. I actually really like the salt on the biscuit. It comes together really nicely. Again, this is weird. Carrot cake. Who thought of this? Carrot cake's hard to get right. Tastes like ginger with just, like, nice icing. So I actually like these, but that's 'cause they don't taste like the advertised flavor. [beeps] I'm doing really bad, Shirley. I'm trying not to cry, I think? I'll be alive. I don't think the Oreos will kill me. Actually, the Oreos might kill me! I can't believe this is what's gonna take me out. It's gonna be the Oreos. [beeps] Chocolate peanut butter pie. How many variations of chocolate peanut butter do we need? I will say, they are creative, right? It's not like they just, like, blast it with flavors and it looks the same. At least they look fun. [beeps] I thought the Oreos would make me feel better. They made me feel worse. I was betrayed by the Oreos. [beeps] Limited-edition s'mores. Graham-flavored cookies. These are the golden Double Stuf Oreos. It's literally the non-chocolate version of a regular Oreo. Aah. I have an announcement to make. Golden Oreos are the best Oreo. That's right, the best. These are the best. Look at me. Look at me, YouTube commenters. This is the best Oreo there is. I have access to the Food Insider YouTube page, and I will delete your comments if you disagree with me. This is the best Oreo. Amazing. So, there's also three fudge-covered flavors, classic, dark chocolate, and mint. There's also these Oreo thin bites in original and white fudge. So these are basically mini Oreos covered in chocolate. And, of course, the Oreo ID, which are customizable Oreos. We decided to decorate it with white sprinkles and put Joe's face on it since we missed him this episode. I guess you could call them J'oreos. [drum sting] That's such a good idea! Why don't we have that? That's such a funny, like, party gift, wedding favor. Just a lot of potential there, and I kind of wish we had that. Look, it's Joe! "Ha, ha, ha, ha. I'm in LA, and I eat food and do things, and I have a podcast." I don't have a podcast. I am the last human being on the planet to have a podcast. Comment below what my podcast should be and who I should have on it. Sorry, Joe. I'm gonna cut your face in half. I didn't think I would be saying this of all people. It's just a lot of sugar. It's too much sugar. Yeah, I don't want these. Joe, you can have them. All right, let's take a look at these. Yeah, these don't taste like Oreos. These aren't very good. Sorry. I taste terrible, apparently. Then we have a section I'm really excited for, which is the frozen dessert section. We'll start with these, which are Oreo ice creams with an Oreo cookie coating. Ooh. Hm. It's not the best ice cream I've ever had. Very sweet and a bit, like, foamy. OK, the cone's pretty good. I'd say this would maybe get better the more you go down. I think less of the ice cream on the top, and more of the cone. The next ice cream option is this one, which is the Oreo ice cream with Oreo biscuit pieces. In the UK, we can also just get a tub of Oreo-branded ice cream. Now, ones which I've had before and can tell from experience are very good are these ones, which are the Oreo ice cream sandwiches. Mm. Then we're back to the Cadbury partnership with these Cadbury-coated stick sandwiches. Our Oreo desserts in the US include Breyers Oreo Chips Ahoy ice cream and Friendly's Oreo cookies ice cream cake. What! See, this is a good dessert combo. This makes sense. You're adding the Oreos to an existing thing. Wow. Ugh, ice cream cakes are always so hard to cut. Cake! [crowd gasps] Ta-da. And we weren't able to get these, but there's also Klondike Oreo ice cream sandwiches, Good Humor Oreo ice cream bars, and Good Humor Oreo cones. Then we have a bunch of exclusive chocolate options, which are, again, mostly Cadbury. This one is a dairy milk Oreo sandwich. This one is also available in the form of Cadbury bites, which is just bite-sized pieces of their chocolate bars. Then we're on to the one in the middle, which is the Cadbury Big Taste Oreo crunch bar. If milk chocolate isn't your thing, then they also have a Cadbury Oreo white chocolate bar. Our final chocolate bar is this one, which is an Oreo Milka Mmmax chocolate bar. Milka is just a slightly different chocolate brand here in the UK. Then we have a couple of options for baked goods, including this Oreo muffin and this Oreo doughnut. I mean, if that counts as a filling, again, a little bit underwhelming. I know I ate that from the bottom, like a psychopath. I don't do that all the time. This end bit looks slightly filled. They put it on the box. It's supposed to look like this. That's what you call false advertising. If you're going to go for one of these, probably go for the muffin. Then we have a couple more miscellaneous products just to round out. Here are our miscellaneous Oreo items. We have the ready-to-bake pie crust. And then the instant pudding pie filling mix, which is cookies and cream flavored. So these go together. This is the no-bake Oreo dessert kit, which is basically these two items in a box. The first one is this, which is a Cadbury Oreo hot chocolate powder. Now, I'm fascinated by this one because when I was buying it on the website, it had loads of one-star reviews saying it tasted horrible, so obviously we now have to try it. I'm going to use my colleague Charlie's wonderful mug, which I think he got in a charity shop, which is celebrating the marriage of a couple who we don't know. Buchi and Wumi, if you're watching this, I hope you've had a happy marriage. Four heaped teaspoons of the powder into your boiling water, which is what I have in here, and we should end up with a delicious Oreo-flavored hot chocolate. So let's go. Now I'm just gonna stir for about 40 minutes and then see what we end up with. [beeps] Protect me, Buchi and Wumi. [coughs] Wow, OK. Um. The immediate taste you get is chocolate, which you expect, but then, like, a second after every sip, something just kind of punches you in the face, and it's not very pleasant. Moving swiftly on from the hot chocolate, we have this, which is an Oreo split-pot yogurt. Yes, it's pronounced "yaugh-gurt" and not "yo-gurt." Get it right. Do Americans have Müller corners? Because I ate those all the time growing up in the UK, and this is the exact style they've gone for. Basically, it's like a split-pot thing where half of it is yogurt, and then a little corner of it is a topping of some kind, the idea then being that you just crack this and deposit all the toppings in. This really does take me back. I would have some kind of Müller corner in most of my pack lunches when I was in primary school. That's really tasty. And then last but by no means least we have these, which are Oreo O's. Now, it's an Oreo-themed breakfast cereal, and it comes with these chocolaty loops and then some vanilla-flavored disks. We have the Oreo cereal, and these look like the UK version, but without the white puffs. And then we also have Funfetti brownie mix, cake mix, and frosting with Oreo pieces. And, lastly, these are the Oreos Handi-Snacks, Oreo cookie sticks and cream. Oh, my God, no. These look like -- you know those cheese and cracker snacks? This looks like the Oreo version. Oh, my God. Oh, it looks disgusting. There's, like, a pool of oil or something right there. Here are all the ingredients in a classic Oreo in the UK. That makes a total of at least 18 ingredients, possibly more if multiple flavorings are used. Here are all the ingredients in a classic Oreo in the US. That comes to a total of at least 17 ingredients, again dependent on the flavorings used. So a UK Oreo actually contains more ingredients than a US Oreo. The UK has a few ingredients not found in the US. Take sunflower lecithin, which they use in addition to soy lecithin. Some people prefer to use sunflower lecithin, as it's extracted naturally via cold pressing, whereas soy lecithin tends to be extracted using chemicals such as acetone, like in nail-polish remover. Soybeans are also more commonly genetically modified than sunflowers, and concerns over this have also driven people away from soy and towards sunflower as their preferred source of lecithin. In the US, we use high-fructose corn syrup in our Oreos, compared to the UK's glucose and fructose syrup. You'll see this in a lot of American products, as it's a cheaper alternative to actual sugar as a result of the US producing a huge amount of corn and tariffs on imported sugar. There's limited evidence that suggests that high-fructose corn syrup is worse for you than normal sugar. Nations which use it tend to have higher rates of Type 2 diabetes than those that don't. What about Oreos with some more controversial ingredients? Like birthday cake, for example. In the UK, we actually call those birthday party Oreos, but they are effectively the same thing. In the UK, we color the sprinkles with spirulina extract, red beet juice, and turmeric extract. Whereas in the US, we color our sprinkles with Yellow 5, Blue 1, Red 40, and Red 3. Fans of "Food Wars" will recognize Yellow 5 and Red 40 as two food colorings not often seen in the UK. If they are used in the UK, manufacturers have to add a warning that they, "May have an adverse effect on activity and attention in children." We love our artificial and potentially dangerous food colorings over here. Red 3 is actually one I don't think we've seen before on "Food Wars." It's otherwise known as erythrosine, and it's a dye used to give foods a reddish-pink color. It's not commonly used in the US, with manufacturers usually opting for Red 40 instead. The reason for its low popularity is its association with certain health effects. It was partially banned in the US in 1990 after research showed that it caused cancer in rats. Its use is restricted in the European Union due to the same concerns. While the European Food Safety Authority did say that humans weren't at quite the same risk of tumors that rats were, they still set a limit of 0.01 milligrams per kilogram of body weight per day for human consumption. As a result, the only food that Red 3 can be used in in the EU is candied cherries. It's not banned in the US, but it is restricted. It can be added to foods, but it can't be put in cosmetics or external drugs. So you can put it in your body, but not on your body. Other things to look out for in the US include the carrot cake Oreos, which contain caramel color. According to the state of California, a byproduct of this can cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. The UK's Oreo is actually healthier in every metric other than saturated fat, where the two are tied. Classic Oreos aren't too unhealthy, except for the sugar content. You would only have to eat 11 US Oreos to hit your entire daily sugar allowance, which is just under a third of your daily calories. What about the least healthy Oreo in each country? Well, in the UK, it's the Cadbury-coated Oreo. Here's the nutritional information for just one of them. If you eat just five of these, you consume 98% of your daily sugar and 55% of your daily saturated fat. And I'm pretty sure if I started eating these, I would be eating more than five. Our least healthy Oreo? It's the fudge-covered dark chocolate Oreo. Five of these cookies would be 110% of your daily sugar allowance as well as 112.5% of your daily saturated fat. I don't know if I want to eat these. These are aggressive. I feel like Joe could probably eat, like, the entire box. I'll try one. It says "mmm." I don't feel "mmm." We don't need to cover everything with chocolate. [sighs] Something about this seems wrong. It actually is good. Very chocolaty. It tastes -- oh, my God, the filling is chocolate too! Joe can have these. Joe, you can eat these. Irene, I don't want those. Don't send them over here. Off to LA! Ah, there. No, thanks. Well, the monster, the monster one was 11 Double Stufs, so that's, like, 20, that's literally 22 cookies, Shirley. And then I had at least three or four, and I took several bites of others, so I have had at least 30 to 40 cookies if you do the math, honestly. And then you add that I didn't eat breakfast, and then you add that I'm in the midst of, like, five mental breakdowns, and so we are in an interesting place. Just gonna roll away. [laughing]