James May is back in the bunker and he’s found his way back to… CHEESE.
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You're telling me they don't sell Kraft singles in England?
American cheese… there’s an oxymoron if I ever heard one…
he looks like billy connolly
CHEEEZ
you really doubled down on cheese
Did they even bother to watch a video on how to make a grilled cheese? It needs a lid to melt the cheese. It needs to be done low and slow. American cheese is far superior to colby jack. American cheese and cheddar are the most common cheeses in america. It's like she didn't even try to research the topic.
this makes me happy
Would it be possible to have James May explain the working concepts of the DIY electric car from Top Gear?
Acyrlamide cheese sandwich.
ive lived in California for decades and we rarely use jack cheese
As an American, the seemingly insignificant banter between the two about American cheese and how it melts was weirdly hilarious to me. Haha I can literally watch James do anything and it's incredible. I've watched our man in Japan so many times, and the reassembler is one of my go to programs to fall asleep to. But I de genuinely appreciate all of the random facts and information James gives while he's doing something.
Also hilarious to me how they call it "American mustard" when we just call it "yellow mustard"
I’m an American, I love cheese to an almost unhealthy level, and I have never had Monterey Jack. I was unaware that that was our “default” cheese over here.
Someone get him some Kraft American cheese
montery jack is a soft cheese, why is your stiff? couldnt you have gotten an actual imported cheese made in america? im in canada and i can easily find english imported cheese at walmart. also why didnt you compare britsh vs american cheddar, you know the orange stuff vs the white? also im pretty sure cheddar is waaaaay more common in america then jack. like mcdonalds and every single burger or taco uses ceddar if its jack its a promo. then you have pizza nad pasta with mozza and waaay more of that is sold too.
For someone so intelligent, James sure doesn't know much about cheese.
When they say "do you want cheese with that" they're usually offering American cheese, which is a processed cheese.
I haven't eaten Monterey Jack cheese in more than a decade!
Costco sells this Mature English White Cheddar aged 3 years which is amazing!
Please keep this going and Lucy is a cracking girl with a brilliant personality
This was actually an advertisement for induction stoves.
Why would you not flip the bread before placing the cheese on there? Then it's toasted on both sides and since it's hot it will start melting the cheese right away
The way you need to make a grilled cheese – get some Kraft American singles, dont be shy with them, shitloads of butter on the outsides of the bread, use white wonder bread, grill (fry) to perfection. Dip in some tomato soup and thank me in the morning.
I'd prefer a more bland editing tbh
Lucy Brown could probably mess up a bowl of cereal
We have cheddar cheese in America/USA
Jimmy, use American cheese
In 22 years of living here in America that's the oddest way I've seen anyone make a grilled cheese
Cheese