we wanted to find out all the differences

between Ben & Jerry's in the UK and the US.

This is "Food Wars."

In the UK, Ben & Jerry's comes with

a standard tub size of 465 milliliters.

And the cores tubs are the same size.

Look at this little cute guy.

In the US, we start with these mini tubs.

They're 118 milliliters, or 4 ounces.

A standard US Ben & Jerry's pint

is 16 ounces, or 473 milliliters.

And also like in the UK,

our cores, this guy right here,

is the same size as our regular pint.

Our topped tubs are actually slightly smaller.

They are 15.2 fluid ounces, or 450 milliliters.

One thing to note is that despite

the two being very similar sizes,

the UK does not refer to its tubs as pints.

That's because pints are actually different

in the UK and the US.

Here in the US, we measure our liquids

using US customary measurements,

which is based on an 18th-century English –

who cares, all right?

Our pint is 16 fluid ounces.

In the UK, we use imperial measurements,

which were only established in 1824,

after the US had declared independence.

Our pints are 568 milliliters,

which is 1.2 times larger than a US pint.

To illustrate the difference,

I've brought in an imperial-measurements measuring jug.

We're going to fill it with ice cream.

That just looks like the best milkshake

you've ever had, honestly.

According to Target, this is 16 fluid ounces.

So we're gonna put this in here and see what happens.

And in case you still don't believe us,

this is a British pint glass.

We're gonna fill this with ice cream.

Joe: Here we go.

While I've got this pint in front of me,

it would be kind of rude not to try,

wouldn't it? Cheers.

[sighs] All right.

[Harry laughs] Joe: Found the walnuts.

It was going really well, then I hit a lump.

I'm down to about here though. Pretty strong, I think.

[Joe burps]

It's the lumps that get you. But honestly,

not the worst way to eat Ben & Jerry's.

I mean, as much as I can get,

then I gotta start eating it. How does that look?

Fun fact: This is actually how Ryan Gosling

ended up gaining 60 pounds for a movie role,

which he then got fired from.

So, ended up being a little bit of a waste of time,

but pretty effective way to pile on mass.

Now, while the volume of ice cream you get

in the two countries is theoretically pretty similar,

one other thing we wanted to check

was how much topping you get mixed in with your tub.

Here's a pint of Cookie Dough in the US.

We've let it melt. So we're going to strain it

to see how many cookie-dough chunks are in a pint.

We'll do the same over here. Let's go.

Oh, yeah, that ice cream is totally

catching up with me right now.

I swear to God, if I throw up ...

The style of this reminds me of the net

you use to catch bugs in Animal Crossing,

with the little ...

whichew!

Joe: Here we go.

Yeah, this is completely arbitrary. Here we go.

Doesn't look very appetizing

when you put it like that, does it?

I have to sift through this, I guess.

Yeah, these are all -- one, two ...

Just another day at the office, really, isn't it?

12, 13, 14, 15?

So, in a UK tub of Cookie Dough,

we got around 33 pieces of actual cookie dough

in varying sizes.

While we're going into excruciating detail

on the portion sizes, why not take a look

at the cores tubs as well?

[ice cream thuds]

It's the same flavor in the US.

Let's cut this bad boy open.

Ha-ha!

I can still eat this after I've sawed it in half?

Is there anything, any chemicals on here

that are likely to kill me?

We'll find out.

[ice cream thuds]

Ooh!

[heavenly music]

That core doesn't go all the way in there.

It's kind of like ...

Chocolate, vanilla, salted caramel core.

Just pick it up.

I mean, I didn't wash the saw.

A bit of woody oak flavor.

Here are all the Ben & Jerry's items you'll find in the UK

that you won't find in the US.

And here are most, actually half,

of the US-exclusive Ben & Jerry's flavors.

We'll start with this one,

which is the Birthday Cake ice cream.

I haven't actually tried this before,

but apparently it's vanilla cake batter ice cream

with pink frosting, strawberry swirls, and cake pieces.

Americone Dream.

This is the Stephen Colbert-flavored ice cream.

I'm not quite sure what Steve tastes like,

but it looks like they got his essence in this pint.

Speaking of ice cream that is person-flavored,

The Tonight Dough. Look, you see that right there?

There is absolutely no way

that's his hand holding that cone.

Good job on the Photoshop, those guys.

The Berry Sweet Mascarpone.

Another one you can only get here in the US.

Would be something – I'll be straight up with you,

as an Italian man, I'm about to say something

very controversial, but this flavor, when I saw it,

I was like, "Yuck! No, thank you."

Where is it? It is literally the first one in front of me.

Ben & Jerry's Cannoli flavor.

A "Mascarpone Ice Cream with Fudge-Covered

Pastry Shell Pieces & Mascarpone Squirrels."

Squirrels. "Swirls."

Next up, we've got this one,

which is Cookie Dough S'Wich Up.

Next up we've got the Dough-ble Chocolate

Cookie Dough Twist.

Caramel Chocolate Cheesecake.

This is a no-brainer right here.

I bet this one's pretty good.

"What's in it?" You ask.

"Caramel Cheesecake Ice Cream with Cheesecake Pieces,

Chocolate Cookie Swirls." Hell yeah, dude.

This is going in the Joe pile.

Cherry Garcia. They don't have Cherry Garcia in the UK?

Doesn't that seem weird?

This is, like, when everyone found out about Ben & Jerry's,

I feel like. Cherry Garcia was –

I have no idea if this was before

Jerry Garcia died or in tribute of him.

Chocolate Peanut Butter Split.

I'm gonna assume it's chocolate and peanut butter.

What do you guys think?

Chocolate Therapy.

"Chocolate Ice Cream with Chocolate Cookies

& Swirls of Chocolate Pudding."

Like, every consistency of chocolate.

Ah, the Chubby Hubby.

Thought this one was, like, super popular.

Chunky Monkey was earlier, it was banana and walnuts and ...

it's the one I drank.

It's not sitting right. Ugh.

Next up we've got Cone Together,

which I'm guessing is a "Come Together" pun.

Did The Beatles do "Come Together"?

I really, I'm not a Beatles guy.

I just listen to Owl City, so I'm not the person

to come to for classic music advice.

Cinnamon Bun.

Tastes like cinnamon buns.

Coffee Coffee BuzzBuzzBuzz.

Maybe this instead of your morning coffee. [laughs]

Coffee Toffee Bar Crunch.

Everything But The dot dot dot.

It has a lot of stuff in here.

Gimme S'more.

Glampfire Trail Mix.

Go-To Cold Brew, another coffee one.

Next up we've got Baked Alaska.

Now, I've actually never eaten a proper baked Alaska,

but I presume it tastes similar to this.

This has got vanilla ice cream

with marshmallow swirls and white polar bears.

Then we go into the Caramel Chew Chew ice cream.

New York, baby! Super Fudge Chunk.

Salted Caramel Almond.

Not as many punny ones as I thought, right?

Vanilla Caramel Fudge. I wonder what's in it.

Milk and Cookies.

Peanut Butter Half Baked.

So it's a combination of the two most popular ones.

That's pretty smart, actually.

What? This is crazy! This can't be right.

Vanilla?

Why don't you have vanilla in the UK?

Then our lost classic tub is Sofa So Good Together.

I'm not sure why they needed the "Together."

I feel like the pun works better without the "Together."

Ben & Jerry, if you're listening, fix this.

The Punch Line.

Chillin' the Roast truffles.

Pistachio Pistachio.

Oat of this Swirled.

OK, now we're getting back on the puns.

Strawberry Cheesecake.

And this isn't even all of them.

In the US, you can also get flavors such as

Boots on the Moooo'n,

Brewed to Matter,

Chocolate Shake It,

Cold Brew Caramel Latte,

Ice Cream Sammie,

Justice ReMix'd,

Mint Chocolate Cookie,

Peanut Butter World,

Red, White & Blueberry,

Triple Caramel Chunk,

Urban Bourbon,

Pumpkin Cheesecake,

Totally Unbaked.

That's just the regular ones.

We got a lot more to go through.

We also have a few nondairy and low-calorie

exclusives in the UK.

We'll start at the end with this one,

which is Save Our Swirled NOW.

Then we have one more nondairy exclusive,

which is this one: Cookies on Cookie Dough.

Here in the US, you can get the, in nondairy form,

Americone Dream and The Tonight Dough,

"Milk" and Cookies,

Cherry Garcia,

Chocolate Caramel Cluster

and Mint Chocolate Cookie,

Caramel Almond Brittle,

Crème Brûlée Cookie,

ooh, the Netflix & Chilll'd,

Peanut Butter Half Baked,

and Phish Food.

A few other flavors you can get in the US

that you can't get in the UK, nondairy,

that I also couldn't get in the US but I've assumed

are available somewhere in this country

are the Karamel Sutra Core, nondairy,

the Coconut Seven Layer Bar, nondairy,

and the Coffee Caramel Fudge, nondairy.

Then we're on to some low-calorie options,

which Ben & Jerry's calls Moo-phoria.

Now, this one up here is a Chocolate Cookie Dough,

low-calorie version,

but it's only 136 calories per 100 milliliters.

Our next Moo-phoria exclusive flavor

is the Salted Caramel Brownie one.

The next Moo-phoria exclusive we were able to get

was this one: Poppin Popcorn.

The Moo-phoria light flavors you can get in the US are:

Chocolate Cookie Enlightenment.

[drumroll] EnlightenMint, M I N T.

Very good, Ben & Jerry's.

Chocolate Milk and Cookies,

Mocha Fudge Brownie,

P.B. Marshmallow.