Video summary
The video documents an enthusiastic taste test journey through Texas's premier barbecue scene at the Brisket Fest event, where two hosts evaluate various briskets based on specific criteria such as bark texture, meat tenderness, moisture levels, and fat rendering quality. The primary goal is to determine which establishment offers the best brisket in the entire state of Texas by sampling a selection from each location while strictly avoiding other menu items that could compromise their palate. Their first stop at Good Barbecue Company yields mixed but generally positive results; they praise the melt-in-your-mouth quality of the fat and the well-seasoned bark, though one host finds it slightly too salty. Despite these minor critiques regarding saltiness and a lack of crunch on the crust, both hosts agree that the meat is flavorful and moist enough to earn high scores in the low eight range overall.
The team then visits Ed's Smokehouse, which presents a distinctly different style with its family-operated approach and veteran ownership. This brisket arrives thinly sliced rather than falling apart easily like the previous one, offering a leaner texture that allows diners to choose between fatty edges or meatier sections without being overwhelmed by fat throughout. While this thinner cut makes it slightly harder to appreciate the bark's seasoning compared to thicker slices, the hosts enjoy its balanced flavor profile and excellent smoke ring visibility. They rate the tenderness and moisture highly but note that the lack of a substantial crust lowers their score for the bark category, resulting in an overall rating around 7.5 or 8.5 depending on personal preference for toughness versus distinct separation of meat parts.
The final stop at KG Barbecue introduces a dramatic twist when they are served not only brisket but also lamb shoulder and rice alongside it, which complicates their testing protocol due to the presence of sauces that mask the natural flavor of the meat. Although the food is described as incredibly delicious with rich Egyptian-inspired flavors, the hosts feel compelled to disqualify KG Barbecue from the official ranking because they could not taste the brisket in its pure form without interference from the accompanying sides and sauce. Despite this procedural error, both hosts admit that it was their favorite dish of the day so far, noting that if tested under fair conditions, it would likely have tied for first place with the other contenders due to its exceptional quality and unique presentation.
In conclusion, while all three locations demonstrated high-quality barbecue skills, Good Barbecue Company and Ed's Smokehouse secured valid spots in their rankings based on consistent adherence to testing standards, whereas KG Barbecue was disqualified despite being a personal favorite because of the "cheating" incident involving extra sides and sauces. The hosts express deep appreciation for every location visited, highlighting that each offered unique textures and flavor profiles ranging from thick, bark-heavy cuts to leaner, thinly sliced options. Ultimately, they emphasize their love for Texas barbecue culture and promise to return for side dishes like mac and cheese if given the chance, ending with a humorous acknowledgment of how difficult it is to choose just one winner when every brisket tasted was outstanding in its own right.
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Oh, we're going to get a special look.
Can I film? Can I film?
>> Yeah. Oh, look at that. That's fresh.
Oh, that is beautiful right there. The
action shot. Oh, yeah.
>> Damn.
>> Was good.
>> Oh my gosh. The thing is
>> sweating. It's beautiful.
>> Oh wow.
Oh wow.
>> And the bark is nicely seasoned.
>> Holy cow. I'm with AC. Yay. We're here
at Brisket Fest. They basically bring
all the best brisket in Texas. So, we're
going to go through and we're going to
>> excited.
>> Yeah. We're going to taste test
everything. We have several different
categories as well that we're going to
rate our meat on. Yes.
>> We're going to look at the crust, the
bark, if you will. So, see how crispy it
is on the outside, how moist it is,
>> the tenderness of the meat, and then
also how well the fat is rendered. I
think it's key.
>> I like melt in your mouth fat.
>> Yeah. We're going to take a look at all
these things. We're going to get a
little bit of something from everywhere.
Let's go check it out. Let's start here
and we'll go counterclockwise. Wait, do
you want a drink first?
>> Yes.
>> Let's go get a drink. I got water. I
think this always looks funny cuz it's
like It looks like a massive beer.
>> Looks like a beer, but it's just water.
>> It's just water, but it looks like a
massive beer. Here's the first one we're
going to look at. It's probably good
because clearly it's called the Good
Barbecue Company. Let's check out the
menu. Oh, look. They got mac and cheese.
>> Should we just do sliced brisket?
>> I we get a little bit of something from
everywhere.
>> That's a split thing.
>> So, we we just do it and we split cuz
we're going to get a lot. Mac and cheese
will be dessert somewhere.
>> Brisket first mac and cheese somewhere.
>> Look guys, we're not here to eat. We're
here to work. Okay, this is our job.
We're not here to eat. This is very
serious. So, we have to eat a very
specific thing. We can't ruin our pallet
with something else. We get a little bit
of brisket from everywhere. It's got to
be the same thing because we're very
seriously trying to find out the best
brisket in Texas.
>> Hey, how's it going?
>> Big fan.
>> Oh, thanks, dude. I appreciate it.
>> We haven't had anything. No, I'm not
being a hater. That one's way better
than this one.
>> Oh, really? The KG is way better.
>> KG is way better. Okay, we're going to
try all of them.
>> Yeah, I appreciate it. Is it a Cowboys
fan? We got some claims that there's is
a best here. You know, the guy came up.
He said huge fan. That was the most
important thing you said. And then the
second thing he said that was also
important was that one over there, which
ironically enough would be the last one
that we go to, is the best.
>> Wait, no, I don't like that then.
>> We'll see. I don't know. We'll see.
We'll see.
>> I have that second.
>> We'll see. No, we got to go in order.
>> It's too full.
>> We We got to go in order today.
>> Hello. We're doing great. Can we get a
quarter pound? This is the first
barbecue place we're trying again. This
is the best barbecue in all of Texas.
>> Touching is a little tough in some
spots.
>> Okay.
>> Ooh, but the fat looks like melt in your
mouth fat.
>> Yeah, it does actually. There's three
main categories that we're looking at,
Chad. Like we said, the crust, the bark,
if you will.
>> Yep.
>> The outside of the brisket, how moist it
is, the tenderness of the meat. Last,
we're going to see how the fat renders
like melt in your mouth like like AC was
saying.
>> Okay. Wait, this looks good.
>> I mean, it looks I think it looks really
good.
>> Ready?
>> Ready? One, two, three.
>> Oh, that's really good.
>> It's flavored well, too.
>> Yeah.
Look at
>> awkward.
>> Oh, it's so good.
>> Look at how this tears apart.
>> Yeah. Like the fat is like very It's not
chewy at all, which is great.
>> You see that? It's It's just falling
apart. I can bounce it off. Crazy style.
See that? That's great. Falls apart
super easily. The fats rendered in
really well.
>> Oh my god.
>> Damn. Okay, let's talk about the crust.
The bark. So, this right here, this is
the bark of the brisket. Give a close-up
look to it. Looks flavored well.
>> Yeah. I like like my brisket having like
a hint of like a little crunch to it.
>> You need to try the bark.
>> Oh my god.
M. It's good.
>> It's good. Tastes really good. It's not
like crunchy at all. That's like a
preference thing. And it's hard to get
it like crunchy cuz like if you get it
crunchy like a lot of times like they'll
burn it or they'll overcook it. It's
kind of like just right.
>> It literally just like slides off.
>> This is really good.
>> It's very salty.
>> It is pretty salty.
And I can't tell if I like that or if I
think it's too much.
>> You know what? I would say the crust,
this is for good barbecue company.
Actually, you know what? You go first.
>> You want me to go first?
>> Yeah. Yeah, you go first. You go first.
>> All right. I'm going to start with the
bark. I like, but it is a little bit
salty.
>> Okay.
>> And that doesn't like to me saltiness
doesn't mean it's flavored well, right?
Like the meat itself is flavored well,
but the the bark was a little salty for
my liking. So, I'd probably give that
like a seven cuz it wasn't horrible.
>> Just a little too salty.
>> Okay. I found that the further away from
the fat, it was a little bit more tough,
but it was still moist, if that makes
sense.
>> Okay.
>> It's not dry. It's a little more tough,
but it's not dry. I'd probably give that
like an eight.
>> Okay.
>> And then the fat, I'd probably give like
a nine, maybe even a 10.
>> I think the fat is really The way the
fat is rendered on this is really,
really good.
>> Yeah. I don't like chewy fat. I like fat
that's like melt in your mouth and kind
of just adds flavor.
>> Mhm.
>> I guess overall, it kind of makes it
like a a nine.
>> Nine for you. Okay.
>> An eight or a nine or like an 8.5.
>> Okay. For me, I would say the bark is
probably about an eight. I actually
agree with the saltiness. It is a little
salty, but it's not too bad. Tenderness.
I think it's super good. It's the right
amount of tenderness. I wouldn't call it
tough. I would just say it's tough for
>> It's Yeah, it's not chewy. It's hard to
explain what that means.
>> But for me, like this is this is great.
The tenderness is very good.
>> Yeah.
>> So, I would say eight.
>> Yeah. I would have this again for sure.
>> And then the fat rendering.
>> You said you like your fat different
though than I do.
>> I'm not a big fat guy from the fat. Oh,
really? I love it.
>> Yeah, I'm a little fat guy.
>> I'm a big fat girl.
>> I like some fat, but like this this is
going to trigger people so bad. But my
dad would like always cook everything
like well done. Like you get a burger
from wherever. Make sure it's well done,
>> which is like the worst thing in the
world for a lot of people.
>> I was always medium rare, a lot of fat.
Not a lot of fat, but like the as long
as the fat's not chewy and it melts in
your mouth, like this was
>> Yeah, this was really good. I think this
is really good. So, I I would actually
put the fat rendering on this at 8 and a
half.
>> Yeah.
>> So, overall, I would give this like an
8.1 overall.
>> Oh, that's good.
>> Yeah. 8.1.
>> I give it an 8.5.
>> Okay. Nice. All right. So, that was good
barbecue company.
>> This is the first one we had.
>> This is the first one we had. There is
no way we can eat this much for every
single one. I just realized.
>> Well, you ate the whole thing. I I
picked the parts that I was rating.
Like, I ate the bark, then I ate the
fat, then I ate the meat. Had a little
bit of meat on both sides.
>> That's because one of us has no
self-control.
So, you need to you need to make sure
you eat all your bird.
>> I can't eat it all. There's no way you
can eat all.
>> So, our next stop is going to be Ed
Smokehouse. Family operated, veteran
owned. That's right, brother. Okay. Code
W. Do you guys just do like like a
quarter pound of brisket?
>> Yeah. How's it going?
>> Cool. What's up, dude?
>> You still playing World of Warcraft?
>> Uh, yeah, I am. Yeah. Yeah. Burning
Crusade. And also I'm like getting ready
for Blizzcon. I'm doing a big thing for
Blizzcon actually.
>> Oh, really?
>> So I like I kind of took a break from
WoW for a while, but then Burning
Crusade came out. I was like, I got to
run it back.
>> Anything else interesting right now?
>> I'm 36 streams into Balters Gate,
>> so I'm going to finish it tomorrow.
>> I never made it past the first chapter.
>> It's so good. It's like addicting to me,
>> dude. I love the streams.
>> Thanks. I really appreciate it.
>> Thank you, man.
>> A little bit more than
>> Oh, thanks. I appreciate it.
>> Do you guys have right here?
>> Thank you. Appreciate it.
>> Want a chip? No, cuz we're trying to
taste test everything and like I like I
almost grabbed it and I was like, "No, I
got to be smart about this."
>> Thank you.
>> Yeah, appreciate it. Chad, take a look
at this. So, that was Ed's smokehouse.
>> Yeah. See, this one looks a lot
different than the one that we just had.
>> Yeah, it does actually. Look at that.
>> It's thinly sliced, too.
>> Yeah. Look at that. It's a quarter
pound. Pretty good.
>> Me. Thank you. No,
>> just kidding.
>> We got taken.
Everyone just looked at me like I was
crazy. Like I lost twice. Is this for
Ed's smokehouse? It's crazy how much
different this looks.
>> I know. The other one was like thicker.
>> The other one like it was rendered like
all the way through and it really like
fell apart. I would say this is a lot
more lean,
>> but it's thinly sliced. So I think it's
just going to be like a very like
different type of texture. But I think
what's good about this, the fat is just
kind of on the edge. So if you're like
not a big fat person, then that kind of
gives you an option of being able to
kind of separate it at will.
Are you just biting it?
>> Oh, I just went for it.
>> I ate it like I would eat it.
>> And to me, like this is great.
>> I like how thin it is.
>> This is really good. You put some
barbecue sauce or something on this. So,
for the sake of integrity, I thought it
would be best to not have barbecue sauce
on anything cuz that way we really get
to see the flavor of the meat
specifically. Cuz if we're like putting
barbecue sauce on everything, then we're
like tasting the barbecue sauce more
than the meat. I feel like the barbecue
sauce, it's your room for error,
>> you know, so it makes up for, you know,
not being good enough.
>> I can already rate this.
>> Really?
>> I'm already ready.
>> Okay, go ahead.
>> I'm going to point out I like that it's
really thinly sliced,
>> but it's kind of harder to taste the
bark on it. Actually, here's a piece.
>> It's harder to taste the bark cuz it's I
feel like there's not as much. Does that
make sense? Cuz
>> Yeah, cuz it's so thin. Yeah, it's fair.
>> It's not as flavored as the last one,
but then again, the last one was kind of
just more on the salty side. This one's
not as salty. what I which I like cuz I
don't really like too salty. It's kind
of hard though to have the bark cuz
there's not really much there I feel
like. So, I'd probably rate the bark
like a five.
>> Okay. I've got a big thick piece here.
>> Well, maybe I just take this. But I put
a piece of it in my mouth.
>> I think it looks so good.
>> Maybe a six.
>> Okay.
>> The meat itself, it's moist. It's not
dry.
>> And I like that it's like layered in
sections, which is nice.
>> There's a term for it.
>> Smoke ring.
>> Smoke ring. It's called
>> Yeah. I like that it's very easily
distinguishable.
>> Yeah.
>> You know what I I mean, the other one
was kind of
>> it was all kind of like one thing and it
fell apart, which is which is cool.
Yeah,
>> which I liked, too. The fat on this is
like another nine. Melt in your mouth.
>> It's very good.
>> Adds flavor. So, I'd give the fat like a
nine. The meat, it's flavored well. It's
not too salty, which I also like. I'm
trying to compare it to the last one.
>> Uh-huh.
>> Probably like a seven.
>> So, what would you say overall?
>> Probably like a 7.5.
>> 7.5. So this for Ed's smokehouse. I
would say this style of brisket, the the
more like lean kind of distinct thinly
sliced brisket, I think is really really
good. My dad would make brisket. He
would get his buddy who was the neighbor
to make brisket for us for Thanksgiving.
>> Wait, really?
>> Yeah.
>> Oh [ __ ]
>> Yeah. So we Yeah, we we have to have
brisket.
>> It was very similar to this. I might be
a little bit biased towards this. It
looks nice. I like the fat being split
and not necessarily being like marbled
too heavily throughout.
>> I like that too.
>> That kind of gives you the option of
like look if you want. If
>> you want it, you can have it.
>> Yeah. you want. You can have it.
>> Yeah, I agree.
>> So, I would say like the bark of this
right here.
>> I think it's like perfect. Like the
perfect amount of like toughness to it
cuz I like a
>> See, I don't like tough.
>> See, for me, I like it a little bit of
like
>> It's not bad though. Tough doesn't mean
dry. Like, it's not dry.
>> Yeah.
>> It's still very moist.
>> And it doesn't necessarily mean
overcooked either.
>> No. Yeah, I agree.
>> I like that you can taste the difference
between the different parts of the
brisket. So, it's like a very distinct
like Okay. Like I'm on the edge, I'm on
the center, I got the fat. Like I like
that a lot. That's like an enjoyable
experience for me. I would say the bark
on this is like a nine. Yeah, I like
this a lot. The tenderness, the moisture
of the meat itself.
>> Very good.
>> For me, this one I would give like I'd
give like an eight to
>> And again, the big thing for me is like
how distinct like the different parts of
the the brisket are. For me, this is
like an eight. I'll say nine on the
bark, eight on the tenderness, moisture,
and then for the fat,
>> the rendering of the fat itself.
>> Back to what I was saying. All right.
>> Feel like it's pretty good.
>> It's pretty good.
>> As good as the last one.
>> Yeah. It's super melt in your mouth,
actually.
>> Yeah.
>> I give it like an eight and a half.
>> Okay.
>> So, overall,
>> overall, eight and a half, actually.
>> Oh, overall eight.
>> I I would give it eight and a half for
the rendering. And then And then
overall,
>> it's higher than the last one for you. I
mean, that makes sense cuz you you said
you
>> I like this toughness a little bit more.
>> Tiny little bit better.
>> Yeah. I feel bad cuz I can't eat all of
this. Oh my god, you ate it all.
>> I might die. All right. Slow, low, and
banging.
>> Wait, what the hell is this place
called?
>> Oh, showtime.
>> Hi.
>> Hello.
>> Were you at Sherwood 2024?
>> I was actually
remember when y'all were at that junk
tank?
>> Yes.
>> I was the I was the cashier. I was
>> Oh, really? All the money. Yeah.
>> Oh, that's crazy. Well, good to see you
again.
>> I know,
I guess. Is this your day job, but at
night you're like a superhero at
Sherwood?
>> Yeah.
>> Work all the Texas Renaissance fairs out
here. Actually, booth manager out at
TRX. So, that one's really fun.
>> Is that the one closer to Houston?
>> Yes, that's the one where you see um
like peach jars and bins and all of
them.
>> Yeah.
>> All there.
Can we just get like a quarter pound of
brisket?
>> Do you want to try our mac and cheese?
>> It's a smoked guda mac and cheese.
>> Okay, maybe we have to try it then. But
like,
>> but I'm not eating the whole thing.
>> We should come back. We'll come back.
We'll come back and we'll work with you.
Oh, what's your name, by the way?
>> I'm Izzy.
>> Izzy.
>> Oh, I was going to be like, Izzy. Like,
what?
>> Oh, Izzy. Yeah.
>> I was like, what the heck? Yeah, she's
AC.
>> It was nice to meet you.
>> It's so good. I love meeting y'all.
Like, and actually talking with y'all.
It's a lot of fun meeting y'all. Meeting
and hanging out with Sharers and Vince.
One of my favorite things to do at the
fair. And seeing y'all, it's actually so
much fun cuz y'all actually show what
fair is like
>> from y'all's perspective. And it's and
it's lovely. That's what we need in the
run bear community is more exposure
because everybody's like that's just a
bunch of nerds.
>> Yeah. Which is which is true, but
they're cool nerds.
>> Amazing nerds.
>> Yeah. Yeah. 100%.
>> Here is
>> All right. Wait, can we get I forgot to
ask. Can we get two plates? Can we just
split in two? So, so it's easier for us
to do our taste test. My bad. Yeah.
Yeah. Perfect.
>> Oh, thank you guys.
>> Have fun.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Sick.
>> Y'all enjoy it. And you got to tell me
where we went into the list. Okay. You
got to be honest.
>> Okay. Okay. I will. I will.
>> Awesome. Thank you guys.
>> You're welcome.
>> I don't think I know your real name.
>> Does anybody know your real
>> It's esander?
>> Yeah. Yeah. This is a thick piece.
>> Wait, it's just one piece.
>> It's just one big old thick piece.
>> We just cut that in half.
>> This actually is good because we can
look good.
>> That looks really good. Look how thick
this guy is.
>> That looks good.
>> Oh yeah, that's nice. You see that?
Okay, let's do a proper pull- aart test.
Close up.
>> Pull apart. Okay.
>> All right. Ready? Oh my. Oh, hold on. I
think I think if we're pull apart, it's
got to be close.
>> Oh. Oh my gosh. Good catch.
>> Oh my gosh. Okay. It kind of just fell
apart. Like it's like pretty. This is
perfect piece for lunch. Oh, and look.
See how much more bark is on this one?
>> Yeah. I think I
>> But again, I think it's cuz the other
one was thinly sliced.
>> Yeah. I think it's the style. I think
the style makes a big impact.
>> It's actually really interesting. Bark
is on the fatty side of this one. I
mean, I guess it technically was on the
other one as well, but their bark was
all the way around.
>> Yeah. The last one was the opposite of
the fatty side.
>> Yeah.
>> They probably make their brisket with
different parts of the cow.
>> Yeah.
>> Oh, let me try. Like, this is crazy. The
separation.
>> This one's good. This one might be my
favorite.
>> Oh, wow.
>> Mhm.
Oh wow.
>> And the bark
is nicely seasoned.
>> Oh god, I'm losing it.
>> Holy.
>> Oh my god. I could eat this whole thing,
>> dude.
>> This one's my favorite.
>> This hit me like a freaking Max truck.
>> This one's good. Good.
>> This one's my favorite.
>> Holy cow.
>> And the funny thing is this fat has more
volume to it.
>> Yeah. It's like it's like a little bit
fattier.
>> I actually like that better. Like I
said, I'm not a big fat guy, but this is
like making me change my mind.
>> For me, the bark probably 10 out of 10.
This one might be 10 out of 10 all
around the board for me
>> because the bark it was it was thick,
but then again, cuz it was a thicker
slice, but it was nicely seasoned and it
wasn't too salty.
>> The perfect amount of saltiness.
>> The meat was moist and it like fell
apart. You didn't even need a knife. It
just fell apart with my fork. I'd
probably give that Yeah. like a seven
out of 10 as well cuz it was also nicely
seasoned. And then the fat, which I
thought I liked the other one better,
but this one with more it had more
volume.
>> Yeah.
>> Was better. It was because it also
wasn't chewy, but it it was it had more
structure. This one's my favorite so
far.
>> That's so good.
>> It hard to beat.
>> Okay, so I would say the crust. I would
actually probably also give it a 10.
>> Seasoned super well. It slides right
off. So, this is the opposite of the
last one. The last one was very
distinct.
This one,
>> I mean, this one was distinct, too. You
know whenever you go to Microsoft Paint.
Have you ever opened up Microsoft Paint?
>> No. Never. Yes.
>> You click on the color picker, there's
the colors, but then you can change the
color style. Maybe this is Photoshop.
You press it and then instead
>> you blend it together.
>> Well, instead of it being like a
rainbow, it's like chunks of colors.
>> Okay.
>> You go in like eight bit mode and then
it's like the eight there's eight
different versions of red.
>> Okay.
>> But normally it's like a whole sort of
spectrum, right?
This feels like the Spectrum. That one
felt like three bit biscuit.
>> Are you artistic?
>> Maybe.
But like that felt like three bit
biscuit, which is great.
>> Okay, don't get me wrong.
>> Cuz I'm not a huge graphics guy. I'm a
very classic, you know, classy guy.
Okay.
>> You're losing me here. Yes. 8 bit. I
don't know what that means, but yes.
>> And this is like, let me finish my
explanation.
>> This is like a seal twist of of flavor.
>> What is a seal twist? So it's like
within 04 seconds of the fat hitting
your mouth.
>> Yeah.
>> You get silic or you get um
>> you get the meat.
>> Okay.
>> You know, so that it blends and you end
up hitting both flavors at the same
time.
>> I don't understand this analogy.
>> It's really good.
>> What is a seal twist?
>> I'm giving this a nine and a half.
>> I'm giving it a 10 out of 10. This is my
favorite one so far. Does Does Chad
understand what the hell you're talking
about?
>> Yeah. Chad one. Nobody does.
>> I don't get it.
>> You know what though? 9.5. That's pretty
good. That's the highest rank so far.
>> Yeah, it's a 9.5 for me. This is our
last stop. We're testing the best
brisket in all of the state of Texas.
Now, this one, it's Egyptian Texas
barbecue. KG barbecue. Egypt meets
Texas. I think these guys are like
Michelin starred.
>> No way.
>> I'm pretty sure you're kidding.
>> I've heard of them.
>> Yeah. Keep in mind this is this is the
>> I'm actually happy we saved it till
last.
>> Yeah. I didn't want to tell you that. I
didn't want to tell you that until we
got here. But the thing is,
>> I thought we were going to be eating way
more, but I'm happy we didn't.
>> Yeah. Look how good this looks.
>> Gosh, look at this. Oh. Oh, we're going
to get a special look. Can I film? Can I
film?
>> Oh my god.
>> Yeah. Oh, look at that. That's fresh.
Oh, that is beautiful right there.
>> Oh, the action shot. Oh, yeah.
>> Damn.
>> Was good.
>> Oh my gosh. The thing is
>> sweating. It's beautiful.
>> Oh, wow. So, they cut in half and then
they cut it the other way.
>> Yeah.
>> Ooh.
>> Wow. It looks amazing.
>> Damn. Look at this.
>> Oh, look at this. The chopped brisket.
>> And they put it back in the juice.
Wow.
>> But I do have a surprise. We do have a
lamb shoulder now.
>> Lamb shoulder.
>> Brisket and lamb shoulder.
>> Oh wow.
>> Earlier we were only doing brisket. So
>> Oh wow. Okay.
>> You can do it goes to a combo. Want to
>> do both? Let's do both.
>> Okay.
>> Let's do both.
>> Wait, is that ours?
>> Yes.
>> Oh, we got to ask for just
>> Wait, I think we made a mistake.
>> It's fine.
>> Thank you. Right.
>> Thank you.
>> This one's going to be
>> This is a huge problem.
>> This is lamb, by the way.
>> This is a huge problem.
>> What if we take Oh, wait. There's rice
in Oh, there's rice in both.
>> Oh my gosh.
>> NO, IT'S FINE. IT'S FINE.
>> WHAT ARE WE going to do?
>> It's fine. Uh, we're going to solve
We're going to problem solve.
>> It's time to problem solve.
>> Frick. That does look really good,
though.
>> I have a piece with nothing on it. Just
grabbing the for the taste test for the
integrity the integrity of said taste
test that is occurring we have to simply
eat only a meaty would you like to do
the honors?
>> Okay. Okay. It doesn't look like there's
a lot of fat on it but it has like the
good ring the red ring right. I don't
see any there's no crust
but it's okay.
>> It's good. But I taste
>> I taste the sauce.
>> This whole thing is ruined.
>> But it's good.
>> Wait, it's good.
>> Uh-huh.
>> Oh. Oh, I got a big big fat piece. Oh my
gosh. It's okay. 5second rule.
>> No, it it literally landed in this
thing.
>> Oh, sorry,
>> Chad. It flound
dirt and I didn't even bend over to pick
it up.
>> It's good. But do you taste the sauce?
>> I taste all of it. Yeah, you taste the
sauce,
>> but it's good.
>> But it's good. It's weird. It tastes
like balsamic, but it's a white sauce.
Tastes very uh
>> Egyptian.
>> That wasn't the word I was going to use,
but like
>> Yes.
>> Yeah. Very Egyptian. Solution for what
happened. Look, I know the council is
going to be very upset about this, but
we will have to exclude KG Barbecue from
our rating due to the nature of the
testing. There's not a sort of like
unanimous equilibrium to the testing
process. And as such, we humbly come
before you upon bending knee and say
apologies
>> to the council for our taste test being
inaccurate, but we are going to have to
eat this because we paid for it.
>> Can I be honest? This is damn freaking
good though. Like everything about it,
the sauce, the cucumbers,
all the way all the way out.
>> That was really good.
>> It was
>> Chad. We can't rate this as part of the
the rating. I mean, that would be
dishonorable.
>> We should say who won then.
>> Slow and low. Banging.
>> We should go tell them that they won.
>> We should actually.
>> We should go tell them.
>> That was our favorite. Like, I would
have given everything over an eight for
sure. Like, I would eat again at any of
those places. This was good out of 10
for sure.
>> Hello.
>> Hi. We're
>> I have to tell you, I promised I would
say.
>> I know. I told you. Be brutally honest.
>> It was incredibly good. It was so damn
good.
>> It was my favorite.
>> She gave it a 10. Just straight 10.
Yeah.
>> I said I said nine and a half
>> so that you guys felt like you could
achieve something more.
>> So you didn't feel like empty in life
like there was nothing left to achieve.
>> So I said nine and a half.
>> Yeah.
>> That was amazing. Honestly.
>> Yeah. No, 100%. It was super good. And I
also said we would come back for the mac
and cheese.
>> You would?
>> Yeah.
>> And I'm almost out of it.
>> Oh, good timing.
>> Okay. Always got room for mac and
cheese.
>> Yeah. Can we just get like a small one?
Cuz we ate way too much. Thank you so
much. Oh my gosh. Look at that brisket
mac and cheese. That's so good. Thank
you so much.
>> Yeah. No, we appreciate it. Wait, I
didn't pay. I didn't pay.
>> No, you're fine.
>> Really?
>> Yeah, you're fine.
>> Thank you so much.
>> You're so much.
>> Thanks a ton. Yeah. We'll see you later.
>> All right.
>> Little bonus. Now, here's the thing.
>> I think we uh I said just a tiny little
bit. They gave us a lot.
>> I know.
>> One mac,
>> one,
>> one cheese, one meat. Good.
>> I don't like the barbecue sauce. Ooh.
>> I'm not a barbecue barbecue sauce girl,
though. That's why the mac and cheese is
good. It's very creamy, very cheesy.
>> I'm going to get I'm going get a little
piece of everything.
>> I feel like you got to have the barbecue
sauce with the meat.
>> But I just don't like barbecue sauce all
that much.
>> The spare spare.
>> Look at that.
>> Oh, this girl's singing. Let's go,
girly.
>> Oh,
that's pretty good.
>> No, I feel what you're saying about the
barbecue sauce. Yeah. I don't I think
it's just like without barbecue sauce,
probably would have been banger.
>> If I would have ordered this again, I
would get no barbecue sauce. It's too
tangy. Brisket Fest was sick. Thank you
AC for joining us. Make sure go follow
AC on Twitch. The best brisket in the
entire state of Texas.
>> Slow, low, and banging.
>> Slow, low, and banging right there,
fellas. Now K&G was incredibly good, but
we had to disqualify them because they
kind of cheated cuz they give us a whole
lot of
>> stuff on theirs.
>> Yeah, it was it was awesome.
>> It was actually really good though.
>> It was incredibly good.
>> Honestly, they probably would have been
they probably would have been tied for
me for first place.
>> Yeah, they were really really good
>> if if that didn't happen.
>> I mean, I liked all of them to be
honest. Like Ed's Smokehouse was great.
Good barbecue was good. I had a great
time in general.
>> So did I. Thanks for inviting me.
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