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Top Gear presenter James May, 58, has been quizzed on the "most memorable moment" he has experienced during one of his many adventures overseas.The Grand Tour host recalled the time he visited Japan and tucked into a noodle dish which left him "popping".Speaking on the Food Tribe podcast with host Rachael Hogg, James shared the details of the many cuisines he has enjoyed while travelling.The small-screen star visited Japan over two decades ago, where the presenter believes he may have eaten magic mushrooms."The year was about 1997 and I was in Japan with my mate Steve, who is a photographer," James recalled."It was for a travel article for a magazine and we went to a small Japanese village."He continued: "We found this very old-school,

James May, 56, disagreed with FoodTribe presenter Rachael Hogg over her claim that breakfast tea is the "worst drink in the world".The motoring star, who appeared in the channel's latest video "Tea VS Coffee", fiercely defended the traditional hot beverage that is enjoyed by many British households.Rachael began: "Today my unpopular opinion is that normal tea, breakfast tea, builders tea, bog-standard tea whatever you want to call it, is the worst drink in the world."James dismissed the notion: "Oh don't talk balls woman."Rachael continued: "All of the teas are excellent, and the best way to start the day is an iced latte with oat milk."The Top Gear Grand Tour host exclaimed: "Absolute drivel.

Top Gear alongside Jeremy Clarkson, 60, and Richard Hammond, 50, from 2003 until 2015, has discussed what "annoyed" him the most during his time working with the BBC.The Grand Tour host described the annoying aspect as a "displacement activity".It comes after James joined Rachael Hogg on the FoodTribe YouTube Channel, for a new video to discuss whether tea or coffee is superior.After Rachael provided her argument for coffee, James proceeded to explain why he "hates" the drink so much.Recalling his time working for the broadcaster, the star divulged: "When I was at the BBC, the thing that would annoy me was you'd go there."So this is when I was at Top Gear, I did toy stories and things at the BBC."He continued: "You'd go to the BBC's White

James May, 57, opened up on his lifestyle overhaul as he sat down for a chat with Rachael Hogg on her FoodTribe YouTube Channel.The former Top Gear presenter credited his "other half" Sarah Frater for helping him advise healthy food and drink alternatives.He explained: "Sarah my other half has put me on a sort of, I don't know what it's called, it's a diet, it's a slimming diet."It's a be good to your bowels, be good to your stomach, bowels as in the medieval sense of everything that's inside you."James detailed how to help keep weight off he drinks his tea "black" though he usually prefers it made with leaves."So I drink it black, but usually my cup of tea would be made in a pot because it tastes better in a pot. "Made with loose leaves

The Grand Tour star James May, 57, took part in a live stream pub quiz with DriveTribe’s editor Rachael Hogg yesterday.