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Miniminter and Talia split over Five Guys' veggie sandwich

Their search for fast-food chains' least-ordered dishes turns an overlooked sandwich into a possible repeat order for Talia.

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Miniminter Story of November 7, 2026Trari Newsroom

No. 10 on the Food chart

Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 643,726 views a day, 18 times a normal first day on this channel (35,942).

WE TRIED EVERY DRIVE THRU'S LEAST POPULAR ITEM!

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0:35Simon explains the plan: use online research and staff recommendations to find the least-ordered menu items.
1:11The Burger King drive-thru order leads to an awkward intercom exchange before the Plant Based Whopper tasting.
7:07KFC's Sweet Chilli Bites and veggie rice bowl get sampled, with the rice texture drawing particular criticism.
11:24Five Guys' veggie sandwich sharply divides Simon and Talia, who says she would order it again.
15:28The Greggs Pumpkin Biscuit and Vegetable Bake are tasted cold.
18:10The pair head towards Tim Hortons, discussing what it sells before ordering a vegan wrap.

Onions and mushrooms are doing very different things for the two people in Miniminter's car. Talia has found something she'd order again at Five Guys; Simon is considerably less convinced.

Their food tour, "WE TRIED EVERY DRIVE THRU'S LEAST POPULAR ITEM!", reached roughly 365,000 views in nine hours, a much faster start than the channel's usual regular upload. Instead of choosing the familiar favourites, Simon and Talia use online research and staff recommendations to seek out the dishes customers supposedly order least.

That distinction matters: this is a tasting challenge, not a definitive sales chart. At Five Guys, an employee suggests the veggie sandwich, and they add cheese. Its generous onions and mushrooms make it a hit with Talia. "If I ever come to Five Guys again, this is what I'll get," she says. Simon's verdict pulls their combined rating down.

Elsewhere, the Plant Based Whopper has Simon questioning his own taste buds: "I actually struggle to believe it's not meat." KFC's veggie rice bowl gets a much less enthusiastic reception, while a stop inside Greggs produces a Pumpkin Biscuit and Vegetable Bake that they end up eating cold.

Viewers are picking up on the awkward Burger King intercom exchange and the pair's synchronised reactions. One commenter even says they served them during the trip and that colleagues still talk about the visit. For all the menu research, asking an actual person for the least-ordered dish becomes part of the entertainment.

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What viewers say

Talia cringing at the BK drive thru is so relatable
@FeistyTurtle976See it on YouTube
25:35 the synchronised head turn and laugh lmao😂😂
@ashwinprinceSee it on YouTube
I can’t believe I’m part of this video and got to serve you😂 absolutely top bloke though, also agreed to having a selfie with me and my supervisor, we all at work still talk about this day you came in such a pleasure.
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