Worth It Season 4 Episode 10 $3 Fries Vs. $100 Fries
- TVPG
- May 20, 2018
- 14 min
Worth It is a popular YouTube series that centers around its two charming and endearing hosts, Steven Lim and Andrew Ilnycky, as they search for the best versions of different food items at varying price points. In season 4 episode 10 titled "$3 Fries Vs. $100 Fries," the duo is on a quest to find out whether or not expensive fries are worth their steep price tag, and how they compare to their more affordable counterparts.
As with all episodes of Worth It, the pair goes on a journey to explore three different versions of the selected food item at varying price points. In this case, they start off with the cheapest option, which is a plate of fries that costs only three dollars. The second version they try is still budget-friendly at around twelve dollars, and the final option is a jaw-droppingly expensive hundred-dollar plate of fries.
Throughout the episode, Steven and Andrew's personalities truly shine as they travel to different locations to try these different versions of fries. They go from a fast food restaurant to a food truck to an upscale restaurant to taste fries at each one. They share their opinions on the different fries, trying to determine if the more expensive fries are worth the extra cost, as well as discussing the different methods of cooking and seasoning that each restaurant favors.
One particularly memorable segment of the episode is when they visit an upscale restaurant where the hundred-dollar fries are on the menu. They sample truffle-infused fries, which are not only expensive but also rare and expensive truffles are as they note more expensive than gold per ounce. Steven and Andrew discuss the process of obtaining truffles and how the flavor enhances the fries. They further discuss the importance of understanding how the ingredients elevate the cost of the dish, helping audiences understand why the price is so high.
As with all episodes of Worth It, the quality of the cinematography is exceptional. The music and editing are well done and help to create a mood throughout. The shots of each plate of fries are enticing, with close-up shots capturing the crispiness and seasoning of each fry. The interviews that Steven and Andrew have with each chef are also enlightening, as they learn about the thought and effort that goes into creating these dishes.
Apart from their various culinary adventures, Steven and Andrew always bring humor and authenticity to the show. As they try each version of fries, they joke and banter with each other, often sharing personal stories that are sure to make their audience laugh. Their chemistry as hosts makes the show even more enjoyable to watch.
In the end, Steven and Andrew are able to give honest reviews of the different fries they tried, their experience at each restaurant, and their thoughts on whether or not the most expensive plate of fries is really worth it. They discuss factors such as taste, texture, and presentation when comparing the different versions of fries. The episode ultimately provides a guide for viewers as to whether or not they should splurge on the most luxurious version of fries or opt for a more reasonable option.
For food enthusiasts and those who enjoy watching entertaining shows about delicious cuisine, Worth It is a must-watch. The show's thoughtful and humorous exploration of different dishes at varying price points is definitely worth a taste. And for those who are particularly passionate about fries, season 4 episode 10 of Worth It titled "$3 Fries Vs. $100 Fries" is definitely worth a watch.