It feels like this whole series is about Josh awakening his latent American genes while Ollie is desperately trying to keep up with him.

The British accent is so strong it turned my coffee into tea

Deep fried ice cream: " You could sell this in a restaurant." Fried ice cream is a dessert in nearly every Mexican restaurant in the U.S. 😂😂😂

If while in Texas, you start feeling nauseous, go sit in the shade! The direct Sun is just as likely to make you feel sick as the deep fried food 😂

Ollie never ceases to amaze me with his incredibly detailed and disturbingly accurate descriptions of whatever they are eating. It's honestly a superpower.

I love that they are showing the cameramen more and that they're even feeding them because they want them to experience the joy they are feeling.

Even after years and years of watching your videos, Ollie still leaves me speechless with his food critic descriptions. How he’s always able to come up with the most random, weird, bizarre and absolutely disgusting comparisons is beyond me… that’s a talent 🤣

Ollie is magnificent at describing in horrid detail why he doesn't like the flavor or texture of something. He's really thoughtful about it, kind of a master and very disturbing LOL

I love how Ollie keeps going "I don't think I can do any more" and then proceeds to take MASSIVE bites out of everything...

Wow, not even us Yanks can handle that much sugar! On the other hand, puking at the fair after eating way too much sugar is essentially a rite of passage.

As a born and raised Houstonian who went to the rodeo every year as a kid, there are no words that describe the appreciation of this content. I saw Destiny’s Child, Garth Brooks, and even Selena’s legendary final performance at that event, just to name a few. You’ve given me so much value in the form of the sweetest nostalgia. Thank you guys.

1. Ollie has no poker face. And 2. I love the way they always feed the crew tastes of the food.

I love how Josh is trying to be positive about everything and olly is just taking him out at the knees each time

12 minutes and 11 seconds of Ollie having an existential crisis over fried desserts. 😂

As a German, this is so crazy to me. I'm so amazed at what US-Americans come up with. Their reactions are 100% appropriate. And them doing the accent is just plain funny. xD

Brits ALWAYS use this type of food to diss Americans but just look at the pure joy these guys are experiencing in this video❤🎉

Ollie was savage this episode. The oil went to his head and he got so mad he just started spitting facts and disses 🤣

Ollie destroying everybody's excitement about the key lime pie with that vomit comment 😂 that really was like a very loud record scratch!

It amazes me how Josh’s taste buds are awakening to new flavors. Yet Ollie is overwhelmed by his dainty taste buds.😅😅😅

I relate so much to Olly's nausea in some episodes LOL I've always thought "how the hell do these travel people in these shows never get sick of so much food"

I don’t want these Texas videos to end

As a doctor Jollybean, I felt chest pain just by looking at them biting into one by one 😅

As a native Texan from the Houston area I am really glad y'all enjoyed your experience here. Maybe I missed it in an episode but, my favorite is the funnel cakes. Original and red velvet. I Love Y'all! Keep the videos coming! Y'all are Awesome! Thanks!

I cracked up with Ollie’s comment “This is like a non-smoker smoking 1,000 cigarettes a month!”

Watching Both of them literally eat 10 years off their life in Texas; makes me smile. Y'all come back now y'ah hear!

I adore the presence of Luke lately. It feels very joyous to see his first reactions to all of these new things!

Fried ice cream is a Mexican dessert, so it's obvious you will find it in Texas. But you can easily find it at any Mexican restaurant throughout the U.S. Fried Oreos you can find anywhere, especially at boardwalks, carnivals, food truck festivals, etc

Texas state fair in Dallas, I have had: deep fried bacon-wrapped cinnamon roll. Life-changing. Chicken fried bacon. And a bacontilla. A taco. But instead of a tortilla for a shell, they used woven bacon. Most amazing thing I've ever eaten.

Josh and Olly, deep fried ice cream has been a dessert offered at almost every Mexican restaurant I've been to! I'm not sure why, maybe Mexican restauranteurs thought, "Americans love fried food, and Americans love ice cream, surely they'll like them combined." And I gotta say, it's pretty good. I've only had it a couple times in my life, but I enjoyed it.

I hope you guys realize that that these are once-a-year type of indulgences. I've personally only had the deep fried pickles. And they were fabulous.

Josh is just slowly becoming more and more American lol

I love watching Josh's eyes with each one. I tried deep fried Oreos for the first time a few years ago, someone gave me and my roommate six of them total and it was REALLY difficult not to eat them all myself. I'd never thought something could be that good.

As a Texan, I am SO HAPPY YOU GUYS ENJOYED AND EVEN DID THE FULL EXPERIENCE that Texas has to offer! I rlly respect that❤ next time y’all gotta check out the Texas state fair :))

The first time I had fried ice cream was in the 1970s at a Japanese restaurant. They called it ice cream tempura.

1:45 I used to work in a Japanese restaurant and I can tell you they already do serve deep-fried tempura ice-cream as a dessert. lol and it’s so good!

Deep fried ice cream is actually a super common dessert in Mexican restaurants (at least in CA) and they’re so amazing, they’re different than the ones you had and they’re served in a sugar and cinnamon fried tortilla shell. Now I’m gonna go buy one right now cause damn.

Ollie saying “you could sell that in a restaurant” is funny because restaurants DO sell fried ice cream. I’ve only seen it on Mexican restaurant menus. I’ve never had a giant ball of ice cream like that one, though. The first time I had it, the balls were much smaller and served in a dish, topped with whipped cream and chocolate syrup. The outer layer was really crunchy and seemed to be made of crushed corn flakes and sugar. It was divine.

I feel so bad for Ollie watching this 🤢 😂 as an American I’d like to defend this lifestyle by saying we usually only eat these like once a year at the fair and (personally) never five servings of desert in a row 😂 but good job pushing through that wall and shoveling in the experience 😂👏

Welcome again to Texas. We live in the Houston area and have been to the rodeo a few times. Keep going with this. We're really enjoying the series. :)

I love Ollie's descriptions and Josh's face immediately afterwards 😆 They are so brutally accurate its fantastic to watch. I feel bad for Ollie hitting the oil wall, sending prayers for Ollie's tummy!!!

You guys should definitely try Cajun food while you are exploring southern cuisine.

I'm surprised y'all didn't get deep fried butter. Yes, that's a real thing. 😂

Deep fried ice cream was one of the best parts of eating in at a Chinese restaurant growing up here in Australia, except its crumbed instead of battered (usually with panko) and served with caramel or chocolate topping and sometimes chopped peanuts

I love how I’m practically every single video I’ve seen of them they feed the camera man. I’ve seen so many other channels who do this exact thing and never give anything to the people operating the camera, it’s refreshing to see.

WHATASTATE! We loved filming in Texas so much we made a limited edition t-shirt! Check it out here getjolly.store

I especially enjoyed your deep fried concierge at the counter rattling off your order like hardening arteries is his life's mission.

The tumbleweed cotton candy @ 5:13 in the video 😂😂

My fav desert is actually deep fried lol. Its a xango (chaungo)a mexican dessert. Its a tortilla wrapped around cheesecake filling which is then deepfried and dusted with cinnamon sugar and chocolate sauce on top. Its AMAZING 🤤

You'll usually find fried ice cream on the dessert menu at Mexican restaurants. They drizzle it with honey or chocolate.

I have made deep fried ice cream in a Mexican restaurant. We hard froze a ball of ice cream then coated in cinnamon and crushed corn flakes. It then goes back in the freezer to get very hard. To serve you deep fry just long enough to crisp up the coating and put it in a flan cup, put on a generous amount of honey or chocolate if you prefer and top with whipped cream.

You have to try deep fried butter!!! It’s a staple at the Indiana state fair lol. It’s actually just a hollow cube of dough at the end because the butter melts into it but it’s SO GOOD

This is one of my new favorite channels. I like seeing you guys react to American food.

They do sell fried ice cream in a restaurant, it's an almost-staple Tex Mex / Mexican-American restaurant dessert 🤣

"You could sell that in a restaurant!" Me: laughs in American.

Them feeding Luke and seeing his reaction made the video for me.

There is a restaurant near me (in Northern Canada) that sells something they call Mexican Fried Ice Cream. It’s basically vanilla fried ice cream where the batter they deep fry it in tastes like churros, sprinkled with cinnamon sugar. 🤤

You guys make me realize I'm not as American as I could be and you make me want to do better.

Honestly y'all are troopers for getting through all that while sitting in the Texas sun! Even as a Texas native I think I would've tapped out after that bite of key lime pie!

I've been watching your videos all day. Terrible for productivity when you're supposed to be working, but it has brought me so much joy. ❤ I just want to cook for you guys and watch You eat. 😊

Ive had deep fried ice cream in Asian restaurants here in New Zealand, it's delicious! The best one I had was deep fried in a biscuit crumb, sitting in a pool of glorious caramel sauce. Must go back to that restaurant...

As a Houstonian, I approve of this video!

Ollie: “Are you fine?” Josh: “Yeah.” Ollie: “Why?” Haha that made me chuckle 🤭

I need a compilation where Olli describes something and destroy it for Josh for the rest of the time 😂😂

A lot of Tex-Mex restaurants do sell fried ice cream- many cover the ice cream with corn flakes before frying, then serve with strawberry and/or chocolate sauce. And regular Twinkies are baked, not fried. The pans are likely coated with spray. There's a "How they are made" type videos showing the process including the injection of the filling 😀

Deep fried ice cream is a normal dessert on the menu of many Mexican restaurants. You guys are great and truly are having an amazing food experience here. From the Tex mex, bbq, game day food, etc.. everything was top notch 👌🏽

Their complete avoidance of holding the food by the sticks is hilarious to me. Why would the stick be there except to hold it and not get your fingers greasy?😂 I would never have been able to stomach this much fried fair food (delicious though it is)--props!

This is crazy, I had fried oreos in London... specifically in Camden! Also the fried icecream is the go to dessert in the chinese restaurants here in Naples Italy! It really is a samll world!

every state fair in the entire US of A pretty much has deep fried everything. Not just in Texas. :) I think Olly's palette is very questionable at this point after watching over a dozen videos. Josh is just sitting there, loving it all. :)

Tempura is the best batter for frying desserts. Light and crispy, not too heavy but still providing a warm and crispy texture, especially for ice cream.

I don't blame Ollie for feeling a sick after all those deep fried desserts. My arteries were hardening just watching it! Lol 😄 You're only in Texas for a short time so I get that you had to try it all. I literally busted up laughing when y'all had that t-shirt made! That's just amazing! Much love from Fort Worth, Texas! 🤠🌭🍰

Glad to see y'all enjoying my home state. This video made my day. Thank you for that.

7:28 Me, a native Texan recently relocated to Colorado: "I feel called out right now."

Quite a number of Japanese restaurants in the US also serve fried ice cream! It's usually tempura battered, so it's (theoretically) supposed to be more of a light crispiness than just regular deep fry batter.

Laughed SO HARD at this one! Ollie with a tummy ache just becomes savage!

Fried ice cream (One of my favorite desserts!) is a fairly common staple in Asian restaurants in the US. Fried cheesecake less so but you can also sometimes see it on menus of US Asian restaurants. I’m aware a lot of our ethnic restaurant dishes are US inventions but I was a little surprised the fried ice cream is apparently not really a Japanese invention. I know you guys are very familiar with Asian cuisine so I guess it’s really a Japanese American and Thai American thing. (A lot of our restaurants also mix Thai and Japanese.) As far of the rest of the stuff you tried, that’s exclusively fair/street festival stuff and more a curiosity for us too than something we regularly eat or seek out. I tried fried Oreos at a street festival ONCE out of pure curiosity. I didn’t like it; too soggy! You are right: it’s a texture thing. Thank you for satisfying my mild curiosity about fried s’mores and key lime pie! (I don’t like Twinkies.) Now I don’t have to!

i just started following you guys and was wondering if you were going to have any more Texas t Shirts in the future. love the content guys

Ollie biting into that Deep Fried Ice-Cream is me when someone tells me: “Here, have a little bite.”

Actually Ollie deep fried ice cream can be found in a lot of restaurants especially Mexican ones

I'd like to see these two eat their way through the Texas Renaissance Festival. If they think the turkey legs here at the Houston rodeo are huge, they ain't seen nothing yet. And there's a dessert stand at the Texas Ren-Fair that serves fresh fruit kabobs dipped in chocolate as well as huge slices of FROZEN cheese cake--ON A STICK--that's also dipped into chocolate. You eat it kind of the way you'd eat a Häagen-Dazs bar. It's quite something!

We used to have a restaurant called Chi-Chi’s that sold a deep fried ice cream that had cinnamon and sugar crunch on the outside with whipped topping. It was sooo good! The company went out of business back in the 90’s.

Omg glad you enjoyed it! Warning for anyone going to a carnival and getting this type of food: make sure your tummy can handle high fat foods in large quantity haha

5:43 Twinkies are not fried. They are a sponge cake, baked and filled with a non-dairy cream. I don’t know if they were there, but fried pickles are AMAZEBALLS!

"You could sell this in a restaurant" Oh believe me, you can absolutely find fried ice cream in some restaurants!

Oh my gosh, you guys need to try fried cookie dough next time you’re at the rodeo! Absolutely amazing. Y’all would love it.

Ollie reminds me of me when I was like 11 and thinking I could down 6 doughnuts in one go. It did not end well. 😂

I low key thought that they would have deep fried pizza to piss off Mr. Z even more 😂❤️

Ollie's laugh is so charming.

I really enjoyed watching you both sampling our American fun park snacks. Great video for sure.

When Ollie is the voice of reason, you know you've gone too far.

Deep fried ice cream is something you can get at Thai restaurants here in Aus. I do prefer the ice cream wrapped in crispy filo kinda pastry for texture. Yum

They need to make their way to Wisconsin for Kwik trip, butter burgers from culver's, Cheese curds, and wine

A lot of restaurants sell a variation on the fried ice cream theme. I've seen them rolled in corn flakes, rice krispies, and battered. (I do not recommend any that they coated in cereal first then froze because the coating absorbes too much moisture so that when it's fried the coating trades it's original crispy texture for a stale, fried cereal texture.)

I'd like to see you guys in Hawaii at a traditional Hawaiian Luau. That would be fun to watch

I had deep fried pineapple with ice cream at a chinese restaurant last weekend and it was so good! The perfect combination of sweet, oily, and slightly acidic

You gotta try the deep-fried butter, they take homemade butter cubes, and coat it/fry it....just a mouthful of melty butter and fried stuff

It just keeps getting better, if I had not already been to the rodeo for 50 years, I would have to go just based on your experience

I really hope one day Josh and Ollie will come to my country to try all the dishes. I come from Vietnam and the cuisine there is not a joke. I'm abroad for a few years now and yearn for the food every single day 😆

Ollie's reaction tasting the key lime pie reminds me of a toddler licking a lemon 🤣

Binging your channel and I absolutely love watching y’all discover American food

There are some interesting things that are incredible deep fried. We make a cream cheese and spinach mix (almost like a dip), make it into balls, then chill in fridge or even freeze, then later make a batter and coat the spinach cheese balls and deep fry. It is beyond delicious.