Frozen vs. Fast vs. Fancy Food Taste Test

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Overview

This video is a taste test of cheese dishes from different price points: frozen/grocery, fast casual, casual sit-down, and fine dining. The hosts try Philly cheesesteaks, calzones, french onion soup, and cannolis, comparing the taste and quality of each option. They discover that while price often reflects quality, there are exceptions, and sometimes the cheaper options can be surprisingly good.

Philly Cheesesteak Taste Test
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  The hosts start with Philly cheesesteaks from four different price points.
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  Rhett prefers the cheesesteak from Charlie's, a fast casual restaurant, while Link chooses the one from Figueroa Philly, a fine dining option.
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  The hosts are surprised that the fine dining cheesesteak doesn't live up to its price, while the fast casual option delivers on taste.
Calzone Taste Test
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  Next up are calzones, with a noticeable difference in appearance and fillings.
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  Both hosts agree that the calzone from Numero Uno, a fast casual restaurant, is the best, praising its classic taste and generous cheese filling.
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  The frozen calzone from Walmart is the least favorite, described as "donut-like" and lacking in flavor.
French Onion Soup Taste Test
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  The hosts move on to French onion soup, a dish Rhett considers a top favorite.
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  Link enjoys the Trader Joe's frozen French onion soup, finding it surprisingly sweet and flavorful.
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  Rhett chooses the soup from Petite, a fine dining restaurant, appreciating its rich flavor despite the high price tag.
Cannoli Taste Test
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  The final dish is cannolis, with the hosts examining the size, filling, and overall quality.
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  They criticize one cannoli for having an uneven filling, with the cream not reaching the middle.
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  Despite some inconsistencies, the cannoli from Joe's Pizza, a fast casual option, emerges as the winner for its superior taste and texture.

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Key moments

Introduction
Rhett and Link discuss their usual preferences for fancy vs. frugal food options.
Introduction of the "Naked Foods Naked Cheese Edition" where they'll be trying cheese dishes at different price points.
Philly Cheesesteaks
Tasting and comparing Philly cheesesteaks from different places.
Rhett chooses Charlie's (fast casual) for $9.99.
Link chooses Figueroa Philly (fine dining) for $16.
Reveal of the origins and prices of each cheesesteak.
Calzones
Examining and tasting calzones from different places.
Both Rhett and Link choose Numero Uno (fast casual) for $5.95.
Reveal of the origins and prices of each calzone.
French Onion Soup
Discussing their love for French onion soup and trying different versions.
Link chooses Trader Joe's (frozen/grocery)
Rhett chooses Petite (fine dining) for $25.
Reveal of the origins and prices of each soup.
Cannolis
Trying and comparing cannolis from different places.
Both choose Joe's Pizza (fast casual) for $3.50.
Reveal of the origins and prices of each cannoli.
Conclusion
Summarizing the total cost of their ideal cheese meals.
Concluding that paying more generally results in a better cheese experience.