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Would You Put Grape Jelly on a Breakfast Sandwich? | Adventuring Party

The Intrepid Heroes debate the greatest question of our time: do you eat your breakfast sandwiches with ketchup, grape jelly, or sauceless? Or even...raspberry mustard??? Welcome to Dimension 20, Dropout.tv's anthology actualplay show! Enjoy watching every campaign, every behind-the-scenes, every one-shot, and every talkback, only on Dropout: https://dimension20.dropout.tv/ Sign up for the Dropout newsletter here: https://newsletter.dropout.tv

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11 days ago

- Brennan? - Yeah. - Can I tell you what pissed me off? When the unseen servant brought over that horrible food? (all laughing) - Its tasks are very limited. - I was kind of hungry in real life, and when you described it I was like, you fucking asshole. - Yeah, it was like, can we get breakfast food? And I was like wow, that sounds so good right now. - Ketchup? - Ketchup and torn bread? - And raw eggs, half-cooked eggs. - It's a very funny thing. - I'm casting Fireball on it. - Just to sanitize
the eggs. - I never get breakfast sandwiches with ketchup, but it's a coin flip odds at a bodega in New York. They'll be like, "Ketchup?" And in my head, I know there's gotta be a lot of people that get it, 'cause they always ask it. But in my, you get ketchup on your- - Yeah, of course. - Pepper ketchup. - I was gonna say, Murph is a ketchup adder. - I think that's the norm, right? - I think that's better. - What do you put on it? - I just get the bacon, egg and cheese. I get the bacon crispy.
- So you eat it dry? - Well, it's got cheese. - Melted cheese. - It's got eggs and cheese. - I might have mayo on mine. - Do you do a dry cheeseburger, then? - I like a grape jelly. - I hate a dry bacon, egg, and cheese, but- - Grape jelly's wild. - To me, don't make a dry bacon, egg, and cheese. - I like ketchup on a cheeseburger. A breakfast sandwich? - Yeah, same. - I mean, I guess I prefer a Sriracha or something. - You know what, for you, I'll get pepper, and I'll get ketchup the next time
I go. - For me, will you get grape jelly? - Oh, yes. - What? - Grape jelly's great. - What? - On a breakfast sandwich? - Look me in my eye and tell me- - Brennan, thank you, 'cause I said that's wild. - No it's good, it's great. - That makes sense. - It's great. - That's disgusting. - Look at Murph nodding. - Throw that sauce on there. - Bacon, egg, and grape jelly? - Whenever they put jam on a burger, it always ends up being good. - If you described something that would be like a sort of culina
ry stress dream, like doing a spread on fried eggs is about the top of my list. - Yeah, it's the eggs. I already don't like grape jelly, and then to have it on an egg, and have that yolk- - With cheese? - Y'all are out here talking to me right now, all right? And I feel, I'm offended. - I feel like fig jam- - I'm into it. - Or something like that. I get what you're saying with the sweet. - Yeah, maybe like a raspberry mustard? - What? Sure. - Okay. - Raspberry mustard? - Wait no, but yeah. Yeah,
I'm sorry, I can't. I tried to pivot, and I don't even- - [Murph] What does that even mean, is that real? - Yeah, and then I went, yeah, and you went no, raspberry mustard? And I went oh wow, I woke up. - I heard raspberry jam, and then- - I got unplugged from the matrix. - I'm bringing in bacon, egg, and cheeses for us next "Adventuring Party," smothered in Smucker's grape jelly. - I'll try it, I'll definitely try it. - I'm into it, I think it sounds good. - If you can do it on a gluten free b
un, I will try it. - Watch me. - So, okay, grape jelly, ketchup, pepper. Ketchup and pepper is standard, yeah. - [Murph] I think the grape experiment's gonna work. - Grape. - I'm gonna make so much bacon. - What's another weird one that could be good? Peanut butter? - Yeah, 'cause bacon and sweetness, always good. - Peanut butter's tough. - Peanut butter and bacon is actually something I've heard of. - But the taste of American cheese and crispy bacon on the eggs and the bread, that's the sauce.
- You don't wanna just add a grape jelly to that? - Yeah, I would never, if you burn the eggs, it's dry, but you just don't burn the eggs. - And the yolk is wet. - Yeah, the yolk's wet. - The yolk is the sauce. - Oh, a nice yolky, nice yolky, cheese melty- - Like you bite into it, and it kind of bursts all everywhere? - Yeah, it's great. - Raspberry mustard. - You gotta eat it over a sink. - You need raspberry mustard. - You need raspberry mustard. - [Brennan] I'm the hungriest I've ever been.
- Never in my life have I heard of raspberry mustard. - You bitches aren't living. - One of the many raspberry mustards. - On the plane to England, they give you little jars of raspberry- - So raspberry mustard, that's crazier than grape jelly on a breakfast sandwich? - Do not gesture at me like that, Siobhan. (all laughing) Do not throw wrists around like that. - Raspberry mustard is what? - Can we google raspberry mustard to make sure it fully exists? ♪ Raspberry mustard ♪ - Yes. I think it so
unds like it exists. - I've just never even heard of- ♪ Raspberry mustard ♪ - I don't have that octave anymore, did you hear the hollowness of it, too? - That is incredible. ♪ Raspberry mustard ♪ - Unbelievable. - And not a recipe to make it at home. Show me a sealed jar of- (all clamoring) - Homemade raspberry mustard! - It's coming up a lot. - I think, I've been team grape jelly and raspberry mustard. These all make sense to me. - Raspberry mustard's real! - Raspberry wasabi mustard? - Sure. -
[Siobhan] Mustard dipping sauce, raspberry honey mustard. - I'm not against it. - Raspberry honey mustard. I think it was a wild exclamation in protest of grape jelly, an aggressively normal spread. - Guys, there's so many. Raspberry honey mustard dipping sauce, raspberry honey mustards dips. - I feel so vindicated right now. - Cherith Valley Gardens red raspberry wasabi, it's un- - They don't got it on this side of the pond, I'll tell ya that. - You get vinegary-ness, and then that bite of hot
mustard? - All right. - That's crazy. - Can we, Rick Perry, can you put a hot stovetop here? - Oh, a griddle, a griddle instead of a battle mat! - If you just cover it in greasy paper, that also works. - This stuff's probably fine, right? - Yeah, exactly. If we just threw a flatiron. There's nothing under here, we could have a flatiron. - A hibachi grill? - A barbecue grill? - Does the next "Adventuring Party" start with all of us doing the sandwich middle insert? - Can we get a George Foreman
grill and put it in the middle of the table during "Adventuring Party?" - We start it at the beginning, and then by the end, we eat. - [Ally] Yeah, great. - Who wants to make sandwiches all of the next "Adventuring Party?" - I'll do it! - I'll help. - Get it. - Let's get a couple George Foreman grills. - I'll get the gluten free muffins. - Oh yeah, the muffins at Trader Joe's are really good. - I have a hot plate that I can bring. - [Zac] I have a skillet, I have a skillet. - Oh yeah, I have a p
anini press. - Rick can just turn this into a hibachi grill. - Yeah, I think. - Yeah. - Can we get that key and pull it up, so? - Yeah, do the key thing, Rick? - Is because there's a hibachi grill down down there. - The next time we come back on "Dimension 20," get ready for the onion volcano of your dreams. Here in the Dimensional Dome. - Egg in the pocket.

Comments

@HaaruteLIVE

i live for the raw 3am discord group chat energy of these adventuring parties

@iiJow

I firmly believe this was clipped with the sole purpose to out Brennan's pronunciation of "ketchup." This is proof that nobody is perfect.

@starynighte3584

I love that the entire party went silent after "Raspberry Mustard?" 2:10

@rivulation8

This clip just has absolutely everything: Siobhan making England sound increasingly imaginary by insisting a totally real thing does exist, Lou taking offense as dramatically as possible, Murph suddenly becoming a raspberry mustard cop, Ally and Emily (I think) bringing a jingle with really wild energy into an already chaotic space… immaculate. Strong zoom energy.

@jyabriel08

"Do NOT throw wrists around" had me cracking UPPPPP

@jjsquidbeard4831

If theres ever another season of A Crown of Candy, Raspberry Mustard would be a great character

@baileywright729

Why does it feel like it’s taking to Junior Year adventuring party for the Intrepid Heroes to realize just what Siobhan being British means

@MegaNightmare4

I love that this is what gets a clip on the channel.

@HalfTimeLazer

As usual, Lou is objectively correct

@KaliBerg

When I worked at McDonalds, it was very common for boomers and older to put grape jelly on sausage biscuits. Honestly, it slaps! Lou didn't deserve those wrists. This Adventuring Party made me go out and get biscuits, sausage, and grape jelly to make this at home, just as good as I remembered!

@crows2808

Kudos on Siobhan for pulling a Milady deWinter. Started surrounded by hostiles, on the backfoot, in the lair of her enemies. Converted all of them (or close enough) to her side.

@Kiwicrack

Lou is correct. Mcgriddle with sausage, grape jelly, and half the hash brown. Done for the day

@ruule

Looking at the comments, I didn't realize grape jelly on breakfast sandwich is more common that I thought. This adventuring party was the first I had ever heard of this combination

@SusanBrethauer_Elizabeth

Salt, pepper, ketchup is, to my knowledge, standard new jersey breakfast sandwhich dressing

@SeveralGhost

Theres a whole SpongeBob episode about jelly on burgers being so good that people burst into song, so i dont know what other evidence is necessary

@prongles69

This has the vibes of studying for finals with your friends at 2 am

@racklar4367

As a fellow brit, I have never heard of raspberry mustard

@Steven_Everyman

It's wild to me to see them reacting to grape jelly on a breakfast sandwich as this radical condiment, when its the most common condiment for one where I live.

@BAKAROID

We love a food discourse. I need to point out that this is the second time that Lou goes into a tangent about jam on D20, I love how passionate he is about his preserves.

@xatlern

On my...honestly 4th or 5th watch of this bit, I'm appreciating the specificity of Brennan saying "culinary stress dream" where others probably would have said "culinary nightmare"