American visits the UK for Christmas markets – and is left amazed by one spot

Christmas is well and truly done for another year, but that doesn't mean the fun must stop.

Even though the big day is wrapped up until 2025, Christmas markets are still worth visiting to extend the merry feeling. One American man recently flocked to the UK for a taste of our festivities – and loved it.

Posting on TikTok, user @kalanighosthunter, who boasts 3million followers, recently visited Winterfest in Glasgow. The video, which garnered thousands of likes, shows him taking in the sights and enjoying all the food.

He said: "Come with me to Winterfest in Glasgow, Scotland. I'm an American travelling the UK Christmas markets and this stop in Glasgow did not disappoint. We started our food journey with an £8 bratwurst that tasted absolutely heavenly.

"Who doesn't love a good sausage? You know I had to wash it down with a nice Irn Bru but then we headed to the mini Dutch pancakes and got some Biscoff pancakes, these were also £8.

"If you love Biscoff, you're gonna absolutely love these little fresh pancakes, they are heavenly. I then got my first ever crumble and decided to screw it all up by mixing it by accident and I learned my lesson, that was £8."

Next he got a taste for a chilli chicken wrap which he described as "absolutely incredible". He admitted: "I ate everything of this and did not waste a single bite, this was my favourite thing.

"I didn't even mention all the rides they have but I just feel like doing them. I saw this jacket potato and couldn't resist so for another £8, I got me a jacket potato with beans and cheese with some garlic butter.

"It wasn't the best jacket potato I ever had but it definitely hit the spot, overall I really enjoyed the Glasgow Christmas market." Since he shared the video, it racked up a lot of attention with over 5,100 likes.

One said: "Welcome to Glasgow. Hope you enjoy your time here." While another added: "I love this guy." Then a third chimed in: "Blows my mind so many people can eat a lot at markets."