Dominik Mysterio is not about to fake love for British food, and baked beans just took a direct hit.
The WWE Superstar appeared alongside Liv Morgan on Jaack Maates Happy Hour, where the hosts tried to walk them through some UK food staples. That turned into a full-on roast session after the topic shifted to jacket potatoes, tuna mayo, and baked beans.
The hosts explained that a jacket potato is basically a baked potato cut open and loaded with butter, salt, tuna mayo, or baked beans. Liv Morgan was already confused by the tuna and potato combination, calling it unappetizing, and Dominik made it clear he was not any more impressed. After hearing the breakdown, Dominik had one simple question.
“What are you guys doing out here with your food?”
Things only got worse when the host asked Dominik if he liked baked beans. That was when Dirty Dom brought Mexico into the conversation and made it very clear that canned British beans were not getting over with him.
“Baked beans. I’m Mexican, brother. I like refried beans. I can’t eat your guys’ wet-ass beans coming out of these cans or however you guys cook them. That’s no. I’m Mexican. Our food has flavor. Our beans are refried and made with love. That’s what it is.”
Liv Morgan backed him up and piled on, saying the UK food they had been discussing did not sound like it came with much care behind it.
“I feel like there’s nothing made with love here.”
Dominik then tied it back to an earlier Wetherspoons horror story the hosts told about a vegetarian Wellington that allegedly had maggots in it, and he used that as more evidence against the food scene.
“No, obviously not. There’s f*cking maggots in there.”
The hosts tried to fight back by defending the Sunday roast, saying it is one of the most loved meals in the UK because it is usually made by someone’s mother or grandmother. Dominik still was not buying it and took another shot at the idea that something served every single week could be that special.
“Yeah, but she makes that bitch every Sunday. What?”
Dominik Mysterio may be one of WWE’s biggest heat magnets, but he did not need a wrestling ring to get under British fans’ skin this time. All it took was a jacket potato, some baked beans, and one very offended Mexican who wanted nothing to do with either.
What do you think about Dominik Mysterio trashing British baked beans? Was he right, or did he go too far with the UK food slander? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comments section below.
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