Irish People Try Route 11 American Chips

The heart chip ❤❤❤

Really, a brand that no one except you 4 people that will comment on this have heard of this brand. (?)(?)
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I wanna hang out with all of these people.

Dermot: "I knew a Jessica Peak. Is that the same thing?"

I don't know. Taste the chip, then tell us.

Mama Zuma's are awesome, little bit goes a long way.

Irish People try Old Bay crab seasoning from Maryland (we put it on everything)

I'm so glad the TRY crew is not PC

I'll volunteer to fly to Ireland, to slap Dermot in the face, and, kick him in the crotch, if that'd help.

Where have you been hiding Jayde, she's amazing. More Jayde please!

George is sooo groose wiping his nose and putting that same hand in the communal bag. Uuggh!

Try channel please ask the gang to try Tyrrells crisps, do it!!!!!!!! It will be wild paula x

The Crab ones the seasoning they use for blue crabs.. It’s a East Coast thing..

Good Lord, Dermot, the more I hear, the more I think I should have come to Ireland years ago.

Y'all need to try voodoo flavor chips. They are delicious!

Thank you for doing an episode with Route 11 chips! I'm a huge fan of Mama Zuma's, so glad they were part of this episode! They're my favorite chip!

These are my favorites but I have never seen them sold outside of Maryland

Dermot and Jayde are a great duo.

DELICIOUS and LoVeLy

I’m American and never had this brand of chip. This video really makes me want to try them all besides the crab I’m not a crab person. I would love to try the dill pickle chips and hot chips. Those two flavors of chips is what I look for in chips. In America we have so many chip companies it’s ridiculous!

That gal featured on the Mama Zuma's Revenge chips bag always reminded me of the female Bailiff on the TV Court program, 'Hot Bench'. She used to be Judge Joe Brown's bailiff before his show was discontinued.

So many comments

Paul realizing the chip is in the shape of a heart at 4:17 is adorable, lol

Route 11 is a really interesting chip brand, there's only one small plant that makes all of their chip stock, outside of the very small town of Mount Jackson, VA (I live about 15 minutes from the factory). They are very selective, careful of allergens, give their reject product to local farms and offer free samples at their little factory! I'm sorry that more of the TRY team didn't care for most of them but I'm really glad they got some feature time! (and of course everyone's tastes are different!) I love the people who work at Route 11 they're lovely. cool to see them on one of my favorite channels c:

Never heard of route 11 and I’m from America lol 😂

I’ve been to 40 states & never heard of this brand. Did someone buy rejects from a dollar store?

Van the Man https://youtu.be/HZu8srG9VKY

At 4:18 you can see he was surprised bc the chip looked like a heart 💜

Irish people try more “American” things , than I , an American has ever tried

Irish girls are so pretty.

Chizz

Ditto casey trader. Never heard of these and I lived in several regions of this beautiful country.

And yet no Nathan’s honey mustard crinkles....wtf

Davey, I love your hair.

Wonder if this is an east coast brand.

@0.11 when you take yourself WAY TO FUCKING SERIOUSLY. holy shit chill the fuck out damn girl

If u want to try really good flavorful chips u should try Uncle Ray's

I love these. I'm from Virginia so I remember when these were just a local thing you could get at certain gas stations and diner style restaurants along 81. I love that they're getting bigger now because even though I left the area I can now find them occasionally on my journeys in random out of the way places all over the country.

Never heard of these chips, but now I wanna try them. Do they have them here in CA? 😳

Dermot's Sling Blade impression at 2:07 😂

I would love to see Jayde Blake in more vids. She is funny as Hell!

A taste from my Hometown area in Virginia. :)

Where's Nessa?

Nicole is just such a stunner!!!

*Kettle chips are the grace of god.*

I'm American, live in California, I eat mama Zumas every day! They are my favorite. They actually have alot of sugar on them too.

No beer?

As a local it is great to see these chips making it out there like this. And they aren't just apparently popular here. This stuff is everywhere you go. From chain convenience stores to restaurants.

I'm really curious where ya'll get some of the American stuff. It's some of the most obscure never heard of stuff lol