we wanted to find out all the differences

between Dunkin' Donuts –

haha, it's me!

OK, I'll do it for real.

From calorie count to portion sizes,

we wanted to find out all the differences

between Dunkin' Donuts in the UK and the US.

This is "Food Wars."

At Dunkin' Donuts in the US,

you can get your doughnuts in three different...

sizes, I guess?

One doughnut,

half a dozen doughnuts, nice,

and, of course, everyone's favorite,

dozen doughnuts.

Harry: In the UK, our doughnuts also come

in three quantities,

and, shockingly, it's the same as in the States.

You can get one doughnut,

a half dozen doughnuts,

or you can be the life of the party

with the full dozen.

Joe: And it's "Food Wars," so you know

we're weighing a doughnut.

Harry: Now let's see how much a glazed doughnut

weighs in the UK.

Our glazed doughnut came to

pretty much exactly 50 grams,

so it looks like the States are getting a better deal.

Joe: At a US Dunkin' Donuts,

you can get your Munchkins

in four different units of Munchkin.

Five Munchkins.

10 Munchkins.

Not enough?

Kick it up to 25 Munchkins.

See that?

And if that isn't enough,

you can go all the way to 50 Munchkins.

50 of these things!

Wow, look at the size of this!

It's a lot of Munchkins.

Harry: In the UK, we also have four units of Munchkin,

starting with four.

From there, we move upwards to...

12 Munchkins.

The next size up from 12

is in a box,

and the box contains...

24 Munchkins.

And, finally,

our biggest size of Munchkins in the UK

is 50.

Now, it might not make too much sense

to compare just one Munchkin in the UK and the US,

because I'm sure they're all

slightly different shapes and sizes.

However, what we could do is

measure 24 Munchkins here and 24 Munchkins there

and hope that it provides a kind of overview

of the average weight.

That sound about right?

Joe: Sounds like science to me.

Let's do it.

All right.

This is 25, so I'm going to take one out.

Harry: Can I do it without spilling?

Oh, God.

Joe: Whoop.

Harry: [laughing] Oh, God.

Looking like a croquembouche.

What, how is that so good?

OK. Munchkin challenge No. 1:

How many Munchkins can I fit in my mouth

at one time without dying?

[jazzy music]

Cameraman: I'm not ready.

Joe: Can you hurry this up, man?

We got other stuff to --

ahhh!

[laughs]

If you guessed seven, you were roughly right.

Although I felt like I sort of cheated,

because I almost died.

Joe: In the US Dunkin' Donuts,

our hot coffees come in four sizes.

Small. Harry: In the UK,

our hot coffees come in two sizes,

regular and large.

Joe: Large

and

extra large.

The Dunkin' Donuts US website

says that their large hot coffee is 20 ounces.

Got a measuring cup here,

let's find out if that is true.

Now, full disclosure,

on the car ride over here,

had a little bit of a spillage.

So I'm gonna give this one,

we'll say, a 2-ounce leeway.

Should be 20 ounces, might be 18.

Yo!

OK, that's 16.

4 more ounces.

[blows a raspberry]

Give me a break!

That's maybe an ounce.

16 plus one, I think, is still 17.

There is no way

there is

this much of coffee

on my car seat.

Let's generously add 2 –

16, 17, 18, 19 –

I don't want to be that generous.

Wait a second.

I got an idea.

20 ounces, so that means I need 4 in here, correct?

OK. That's 20 ounces.

I'm gonna settle this right now.

OK. There's 16 in a cup, plus 4.

You know what's about to happen.

You ready?

[suspenseful music]

Come on, now.

Harry: Now, that all seems very dramatic,

so I'm also gonna measure our large coffee.

Not a black coffee.

Did I get that with milk?

I'm so stupid.

I just remembered I put milk in the large.

So, we're going to measure anyway

and see what happens.

Looks pretty much exactly 16 ounces.

Iced coffees in the UK

also come in two sizes, regular and large.

Joe: At a Dunkin' Donuts in the US,

we have three iced-coffee sizes,

small,

mediums,

and the large.

Harry: [laughing] No one needs, like,

32 ounces of coffee.

That's just too much.

Joe: 32 ounces.

Do I have enough for 32 ounces?

This is 16, and this is...

8. No, I don't.

Harry: We're also gonna measure our large iced coffee

to see what it comes to.

So, a large iced coffee in the UK came to 18 ounces.

Joe: Since I don't have another 16-ounce cup,

I will use this one.

Right on the 16.

OK. That's one 16 ounce.

Oh, jeez.

This is exactly 16 ounces here.

Was this the large?

Conner: I think that was the large, yeah.

Joe: This should be 16 more fluid ounces.

Shameful.

Absolutely shameful.

There definitely was not

this much space left in the cup.

27 1/2 fluid ounces

in your 32-ounce large iced coffee.

It's still almost to the, I mean –

our PA just pointed out

that maybe the density is different,

right when you put exactly the most frozen ice?

Maybe.

Well, let's ask someone who's a scientist.

[laughs]

Harry: Not a scientist, but that won't change anything,

and you guys are still kind of getting a bit shortchanged.

It's just 'cause the density

of the solid or the liquid might change.