You pair prats are talking absolute nonsense. Everyone I know travels extensively around this country you may have even heard the term staycations! The thousands of hotels, B&Bs and campsites etc around the country could not survive on foreign visitors could they?
@intelectualaffluence - no, but pithy and inaccurate comments like yours about the residents of this country do get my goat. Just be positive without needing to initially make negative point, I am sure you could if you really tried hard!
@@neilboulton9813 my comment was/is rhetorical and therefore not meant to be taken literally, as far as I can see the only 1 being negative is you , I suggest you try practicing more conscious self awareness around your GOAT ! You may find that you are less likely to be triggered emotionally, I’m sure if you really try this would be possible , ps you cannot answer that you are not upset and then go on to say something really gets your goat !, it’s ambiguous and makes you seem irrational
I'm a Brummie (native of Birmingham), and this market has always been an incredible place to shop. So lovely to see it still thriving. Enjoy your purchases.
The Markets aren’t thriving, the council have not supported them as they should for a long time. My ex used to work on the Dinky Donuts in the Rag Market and it was going downhill years ago.
You've discovered one of our gems. People from everywhere have come here, and brought their food with them. There are very few nationally/culturally distintive foods that you can't find somewhere in Britain. We are very lucky.
Glad you enjoyed your visit.👍 Just a heads-up if coming to Birmingham again by car; the city's 'Clean Air Zone' is now operating 24/7, covering all roads within the A4540 (Middle Ring Road). If your car's engine emissions are less than Euro 6 spec for diesel or Euro 4 for petrol you will be charged £8 to enter the city centre. You may want to consider parking outside the zone and walking, or taking a train, bus or tram from the suburbs instead. Birmingham is becoming increasingly anti-car and I'd hate for you to be caught out.
I love your videos, I think you guys will love The Cotswolds. Its about 1 hour south of Birmingham, great places include Cheltenham, Broadway Tower, Bourton On the Water, Winchcombe , Bath etc . I live there have done for 10 years I've lived in cities but the Cotswolds have a very relaxed vibe. Blessings to you all
Lots of UK city centres were bombed to smithereens during WW2 and are now very modern. Coventry was a medieval city before flattened in 1940. It’s nice to sit by the canals in Birmingham, have a drink in a water side pub and watch a few boats go by in the Summer. In hot weather, non-covid, pubs and restaurants are packed out in Birmingham. Birmingham museum and art gallery currently holds the Staffordshire Hoard, a huge collection of Anglo-Saxon (6th and 7th century) gold, silver and jewellery dug up in a field near Lichfield. Only problem is access as the museum is not in the very centre of Birmingham. Birmingham has an annual German Christmas market, if you like that kind of thing - beer drinking, sausage, veggie food stalls, jewellery, wooden ornaments.
My family were market traders in the bullring (rag market) it really has changed so much over the last few decades and while much is for the better I still miss some of the old concrete
Glad your enjoying your life in England, yes you have the same names for alot of your places as we brought them over there when the first settlers from England and Scotland and Wales and Ireland come over.
I come from Birmingham and mover to Runcorn which is by Manchester, I really loved the video going around with you ,I left three years ago so it brought back memories, they maybe closed because of covid,
Oriental bakeries ftw! Hope you tried egg tarts and bbq roast pork buns. They are awesome. Malaysian cuisine is a blend of cultures and includes Chinese, Indian and Malay foods for example. A lot of Malaysians are Chinese ethnicity
I’m so glad I found your channel. I’m so glad you’re enjoying the UK. It’s a lovely place. Do you live and work near Birmingham? Thanks for sharing your family life.
I love it. My Jamaican mom would go shop at the in and out door market for our massive family and it's a tradition each child keeps up with. Plus Dad would take us to get prawns ect from the sea food shop you showed. I love where I come from and I feel less and less people use the market over the supermarket. Look at it guys it's fresh. It's cheaper it's just better. It's just not in a packet.... Have Brum pride and support local trade.
Next time you’re in Birmingham go to Thinktank. They have many interesting things there such as a real Spitfire and Hurricane hanging from the ceiling, the City of Birmingham steam engine, the Railton Special a land speed world record holder from 1938. These were at the old science museum where anyone from Birmingham back in the day would spend many happy hours when we wagged it from school. Bunked off, pulled a Ferris(Bueller)?
Just a idea as you was in brum in this video. Have you ever been to Aston Hall in Aston Park it has a massive history even ghosts as well. Original it was vauxall Hall which was burned down in the civil war. Then what was leaved of the hall was moved to Aston Park and become Aston Hall and is or has just reopened you can check online
I don't usually pronounce the H in Birmingham for many dialects of British English. It's ber-ming-um you rarely pronounce the "ham". It's always good to find the markets, especially speciality or farmers markets... Have you been to a "car boot sale" yet?
If you plan on coming back to Brum you should try the Digbeth Dining Club (street food) It’s every week on Lower Trinity Street. I think they move around the midlands too x
Here in AZ, we have Food City which is considered a "Mexican" market. They also have "every part" of every animal. What I love is the fresh spices from Mexico. I am spoiled now. Jared spices from the grocery store a tasteless next to the packaged from Mexico. They also have some of the best fruits & veggies.
Malaysian Restaurants have lots of Chinese dishes, ( as Malaysia has a large Chinese population like 30% ) you gotta order certain dishes unique to Malaysia, Nasi Lemak a must try, or Beef Rendang, or Laksa Soup noodles... these 3 dishes will give you a good idea on how different it is to regular Chinese food... good luck on your adventures.
Where you were in the arcadian, it known for its evening dining. You Would have found many eateries jus a five minute walk away in the bullring shopping centre.
Hoping you might visit Nottingham ..? Many things to see including our beautiful Castle .,.medieval jousting takes place during summer months on Castle grounds and Robin Hood freely walks around the City centre with his maid Marian
My home town! Just discovered this channel its embarrassing to know I'm born in the UK and haven't explored as much places in the UK as you have ... if you had walked over to the shopping centre (opposite both indoor and outdoor Market) you would have found five guys, burger King ,Nandos etc
This is where I used to go when Nan used to take us into “town” - not seen it recently. In the late 80s/early 90s it looks simultaneously different and the same.
Hi Mac..Mrs. H here..I've found the most gorgeous place, on RUclips, it's titled, Bournville Village, near Birmingham, a whole village, built for the factory workers, by George Cadbury, of Cadbury's chocolate! If there's anywhere I'd want to live, it's here...Please give it a watch, Blair and the children would love to visit the Cadbury factory, what choc. treats they'll have!!...
My birthplace - I remember the Bull Ring when it was just a cobbled area in the centre of the city with market stalls. Not far from the smelly fish market too! Glad you enjoyed your visit. I'm sure there will be more restaurants open once this covid thing has finally subsided. Just one point, the English pronounce the city's names as "Birmingum" not BirmingHAM!
My local market. Even though I live in the suburb of Solihull. Any time you pass this way would love to entertain and feed your lovely family. Sure I’m not only person who has invited you 🤣🤣
I was thinking the same thing, I’ve been in the US for 37 years and nobody here knows what a prawn is. I’m sure his kids will pick up a British accent if they stay long enough.
Some amazing Asian restaurants in Birmingham, desi pubs and Indian street food venues are all the rage now too… But Birmingham has so much more to offer these days, from high end Michelin starred restaurants to vibrant street food halls… Most bars/pubs do some great food too through the city centre and beyond
@@jamesanthony3072 Agreed. However, there seems to be a distinct lack of Indian/Pakistani restaurants in the US so many Americans have never had a proper curry. Do you know of anyone who'd like to move to the US to start up a chain of restaurants??? 😀
Great video but that was just the Indoor market not the Bullring. The Bullring is a shopping mall with all the usual stores you’d expect in a big mall. Also you weren’t in china town proper you were in the Arcadian centre, if you’d have turned left from the exit and passed the Hippodrome you’d have found a lot more restaurants. Although I can’t guarantee they would have been open during the Covid lockdowns. Anyway enjoy your time here.
As a expat living in the US, I think you’re going to find the big UK cities much more diverse than the US. I live in South Florida, which is a big melting pot, but places like London and Birmingham probably outdo it.
I would love your opinion on what you see as the biggest difference between Brits and Americans. I grew up in the UK and moved at 21 to the US back in the early 80’s. I find that people’s perceptions really are driven by TV and movies which are horribly inaccurate for the most part. Have you decided to settle there permanently, or are you a nomad?
this is my city where i am from i hate it so much not been to the city centre for a long time i hate the place , try solihull just out of birmingham very nice place
@@MacandBlair most people who visit Brum have a low opinion of it. I love the place although it is a little rough around the edges. I lived a short walk from the city centre for 35yrs but now live near the airport.
I found this absolutely disgusting. I have no wish to witness the aftermath of the murder of a mother and her unborn children. This is why extinction is a real threat to all shark species.
I really dont like how he just cut up a mommy shark and pulled out the babies... its put me right off... why do they think its ok with this. Sorry but thats my opinion.
Don't know if it's true of all shark species but while still in the womb the firstborn will as soon as possible cannibalise it's siblings, so by the time comes for them to be born there maybe only one or two left alive. There are videos here on RUclips that show this happening.
West Ham thr Ham is pronounced, probably unless you are from West Ham th e H will be dropped and will be AM. Some dialects virtually never prounounce the H almost ever.
Birmingham - the national joke. You have to be really careful about where that meat comes from and how it's been slaughtered. Birmingham is actually a CSA of 5 million people and is the third largest CSA in the UK.
I’m in Northampton, so fairly local to you. If you like food (particularly cakes and cheeses), check out Beckworth Emporium, if you haven’t already. The cakes are made freshly on the premises and you can either eat in or buy cakes to take away. It also has a food hall, where the cheese counter is brilliant AND is combined with a garden centre. So you can experience the British obsessions with afternoon tea and gardening at the same location. 🙂 It’s near Sywell, so is very close to Kettering. www.beckworthemporium.co.uk/food-hall/
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This dude and his family have seen more of the uk than most uk residents
I was going to say that 😂
You pair prats are talking absolute nonsense. Everyone I know travels extensively around this country you may have even heard the term staycations! The thousands of hotels, B&Bs and campsites etc around the country could not survive on foreign visitors could they?
@@neilboulton9813 , you seem offended! Are you light on your feet
@intelectualaffluence - no, but pithy and inaccurate comments like yours about the residents of this country do get my goat. Just be positive without needing to initially make negative point, I am sure you could if you really tried hard!
@@neilboulton9813 my comment was/is rhetorical and therefore not meant to be taken literally, as far as I can see the only 1 being negative is you , I suggest you try practicing more conscious self awareness around your GOAT ! You may find that you are less likely to be triggered emotionally, I’m sure if you really try this would be possible , ps you cannot answer that you are not upset and then go on to say something really gets your goat !, it’s ambiguous and makes you seem irrational
I'm a Brummie (native of Birmingham), and this market has always been an incredible place to shop. So lovely to see it still thriving. Enjoy your purchases.
The Markets aren’t thriving, the council have not supported them as they should for a long time. My ex used to work on the Dinky Donuts in the Rag Market and it was going downhill years ago.
You've discovered one of our gems. People from everywhere have come here, and brought their food with them. There are very few nationally/culturally distintive foods that you can't find somewhere in Britain. We are very lucky.
Loving this video. You both seem such gentle souls. I so glad to see you enjoying your life in the UK.
Glad you enjoyed your visit.👍
Just a heads-up if coming to Birmingham again by car; the city's 'Clean Air Zone' is now operating 24/7, covering all roads within the A4540 (Middle Ring Road). If your car's engine emissions are less than Euro 6 spec for diesel or Euro 4 for petrol you will be charged £8 to enter the city centre. You may want to consider parking outside the zone and walking, or taking a train, bus or tram from the suburbs instead. Birmingham is becoming increasingly anti-car and I'd hate for you to be caught out.
Thanks for the info.
Ahhh man I forgot about this 🤦🏾♀️
I love your videos, I think you guys will love The Cotswolds. Its about 1 hour south of Birmingham, great places include Cheltenham, Broadway Tower, Bourton On the Water, Winchcombe , Bath etc . I live there have done for 10 years I've lived in cities but the Cotswolds have a very relaxed vibe. Blessings to you all
Check out Borough Market in South London if you want a market that sells ready to eat food.
Jason thanks. I really like food markets and street food.
I worked in Birmingham for a few years after college and loved going to Bullring market on a Saturday morning for my fresh food.
Lots of UK city centres were bombed to smithereens during WW2 and are now very modern. Coventry was a medieval city before flattened in 1940. It’s nice to sit by the canals in Birmingham, have a drink in a water side pub and watch a few boats go by in the Summer. In hot weather, non-covid, pubs and restaurants are packed out in Birmingham. Birmingham museum and art gallery currently holds the Staffordshire Hoard, a huge collection of Anglo-Saxon (6th and 7th century) gold, silver and jewellery dug up in a field near Lichfield. Only problem is access as the museum is not in the very centre of Birmingham. Birmingham has an annual German Christmas market, if you like that kind of thing - beer drinking, sausage, veggie food stalls, jewellery, wooden ornaments.
Thank for sharing... I didn't know those historical points.
My family were market traders in the bullring (rag market) it really has changed so much over the last few decades and while much is for the better I still miss some of the old concrete
Birmingham is a great city. Glad you enjoyed you’re visit.
Loving your videos as you explore the UK, I hope you have a great experience here and that we all have a great summer- it will get warmer I promise!
Glad your enjoying your life in England, yes you have the same names for alot of your places as we brought them over there when the first settlers from England and Scotland and Wales and Ireland come over.
Fab video🍲 x you should narrate some talking books! Such an amazing, soothing voice you have!
Wow. Thank you.
I agree, i was skipping through some vids a few weeks ago but stopped on this channel due to his voice = soothing.
I think my wife who is from the Philippines would love the Pinoy food shop in the indoor market. Great video.
Thanks Keith
I come from Birmingham and mover to Runcorn which is by Manchester, I really loved the video going around with you ,I left three years ago so it brought back memories, they maybe closed because of covid,
OMG you are in my home town. Hope you like it . Best authentic and original curry outside India. Welcome .
Birmingham is famous for indian food. Enjoy
YES☺️we love a good milk tea😌 It’s so cool to see fresh food markets, we need more of those in the U.S.‼️‼️
We do need more in the US.
Oriental bakeries ftw! Hope you tried egg tarts and bbq roast pork buns. They are awesome.
Malaysian cuisine is a blend of cultures and includes Chinese, Indian and Malay foods for example. A lot of Malaysians are Chinese ethnicity
Really enjoying your videos. The West Midlands have some hidden gems. Please visit Shropshire, an interesting county.
You and your family are awesome. Our country is better for having you live here 😊
I’m so glad I found your channel. I’m so glad you’re enjoying the UK. It’s a lovely place. Do you live and work near Birmingham? Thanks for sharing your family life.
I am near Kettering
I used to hang out there go to the Dragon inn if you get the chance
Bull ring in Birmingham is a nice place to visit, been there on numerous occasions.
I love it. My Jamaican mom would go shop at the in and out door market for our massive family and it's a tradition each child keeps up with. Plus Dad would take us to get prawns ect from the sea food shop you showed. I love where I come from and I feel less and less people use the market over the supermarket. Look at it guys it's fresh. It's cheaper it's just better. It's just not in a packet.... Have Brum pride and support local trade.
Next time you’re in Birmingham go to Thinktank. They have many interesting things there such as a real Spitfire and Hurricane hanging from the ceiling, the City of Birmingham steam engine, the Railton Special a land speed world record holder from 1938. These were at the old science museum where anyone from Birmingham back in the day would spend many happy hours when we wagged it from school. Bunked off, pulled a Ferris(Bueller)?
Lol. I spent many a school day there too.. Great place
Ello bab 👍
Just a idea as you was in brum in this video. Have you ever been to Aston Hall in Aston Park it has a massive history even ghosts as well. Original it was vauxall Hall which was burned down in the civil war. Then what was leaved of the hall was moved to Aston Park and become Aston Hall and is or has just reopened you can check online
Your meal looked quite nice, Birmingham is a huge cosmopolitan place, you can get most things there. Enjoy.
I don't usually pronounce the H in Birmingham for many dialects of British English. It's ber-ming-um you rarely pronounce the "ham".
It's always good to find the markets, especially speciality or farmers markets... Have you been to a "car boot sale" yet?
I have not been to a car boot sale... that sounds interesting.
@@MacandBlair Keep your eyes open were in season, the sun's out, if lockdowns don't prevent them I think you'll enjoy the experience...
If you plan on coming back to Brum you should try the Digbeth Dining Club (street food) It’s every week on Lower Trinity Street. I think they move around the midlands too x
Thanks for the suggestion.
This video is Awesome keep during these Family.
Here in AZ, we have Food City which is considered a "Mexican" market. They also have "every part" of every animal. What I love is the fresh spices from Mexico. I am spoiled now. Jared spices from the grocery store a tasteless next to the packaged from Mexico. They also have some of the best fruits & veggies.
That market in Birmingham must be the best fresh market in England wish we lived nearby 😄
Should try Kirkgate in Leeds; it's phenomenal.
Malaysian Restaurants have lots of Chinese dishes, ( as Malaysia has a large Chinese population like 30% ) you gotta order certain dishes unique to Malaysia, Nasi Lemak a must try, or Beef Rendang, or Laksa Soup noodles... these 3 dishes will give you a good idea on how different it is to regular Chinese food... good luck on your adventures.
Make sure you eat all the fruits and veggies hehe
Where you were in the arcadian, it known for its evening dining. You Would have found many eateries jus a five minute walk away in the bullring shopping centre.
I live in Birmingham, UK with my wife who is from Philadelphia, PA! Would have been awesome to bump into you.
King Tempa, I really like your city.
Hoping you might visit Nottingham ..?
Many things to see including our beautiful Castle .,.medieval jousting takes place during summer months on Castle grounds and Robin Hood freely walks around the City centre with his maid Marian
My home town! Just discovered this channel its embarrassing to know I'm born in the UK and haven't explored as much places in the UK as you have ... if you had walked over to the shopping centre (opposite both indoor and outdoor Market) you would have found five guys, burger King ,Nandos etc
Such a delightful family.
Live in Warwick and love getting the train into Birmingham and shopping at the market, the selection of fish is so good
Surport your local shops and markets, looks a good one too
I love cake and pastries, those looked delicious
Aw you're making me so hungry. I need to visit Birmingham.
This is where I used to go when Nan used to take us into “town” - not seen it recently. In the late 80s/early 90s it looks simultaneously different and the same.
Next time you're at that Malaysian restaurant, try roti canai, it's usually an appetizer, it's so delicious!
I will thanks.
Went to Aston Uni in Birmingham and I can't stop going back!
Hi Mac..Mrs. H here..I've found the most gorgeous place, on RUclips, it's titled, Bournville Village, near Birmingham, a whole village, built for the factory workers, by George Cadbury, of Cadbury's chocolate! If there's anywhere I'd want to live, it's here...Please give it a watch, Blair and the children would love to visit the Cadbury factory, what choc. treats they'll have!!...
Thanks I will check it out.
You have to try a Kebab and a Curry while your here. They are the best.
Love from somalia. My african brother
Thank you Brother. Much appreciated.
My birthplace - I remember the Bull Ring when it was just a cobbled area in the centre of the city with market stalls. Not far from the smelly fish market too! Glad you enjoyed your visit. I'm sure there will be more restaurants open once this covid thing has finally subsided.
Just one point, the English pronounce the city's names as "Birmingum" not BirmingHAM!
Peter, thanks. I can't really pronounce the English name correctly... thanks for writing it out for me. That helps.
Welcome to the uk 🇬🇧
Malaysian food looks delish
For some reason, many Brits look down on Birmingham as a place to go. They also make fun of the local accent too.
I really like the city...
My local market. Even though I live in the suburb of Solihull. Any time you pass this way would love to entertain and feed your lovely family. Sure I’m not only person who has invited you 🤣🤣
Love this video........😍😍😍
Thanks 😊
I think we call those sharks dogfish usually.
It would be fun to see your reaction to the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham/West Midlands. Any plans?
You said Prawns not shrimp🤣 you're becoming a local! just gotta pronounce Ber-ming-um correctly😜
I was thinking the same thing, I’ve been in the US for 37 years and nobody here knows what a prawn is. I’m sure his kids will pick up a British accent if they stay long enough.
@@jeremypearson6852 once they are attending school their accents will change. Depending on how long they stay here
Really appreciate your video, but PLEASE learn to say Birming'm properly¡!
@@schwerdt1066 WOW...!
I moved to the midlands 3 years ago. Never been to the Market Food!
Try Camden Market London, if you like Street food
It is on my list... thanks.
Camden is really touristy. Borough market is better
Home town. Welcome
Next time you go to Birmingham you should try the Indian food, especially the Balti curries.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Yes Birmingham is known for its curries. 😌
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Some amazing Asian restaurants in Birmingham, desi pubs and Indian street food venues are all the rage now too… But Birmingham has so much more to offer these days, from high end Michelin starred restaurants to vibrant street food halls… Most bars/pubs do some great food too through the city centre and beyond
@@jamesanthony3072 Agreed. However, there seems to be a distinct lack of Indian/Pakistani restaurants in the US so many Americans have never had a proper curry. Do you know of anyone who'd like to move to the US to start up a chain of restaurants??? 😀
The fish and meat counters at the Bull Ring are better stocked than most UK supermarkets.
I live near Birmingham and I've never been to this market!
My city❤️
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If you ever hear someone in the UK refer to a place called 'Brum' then they are talking about Birmingham.
We can be sure you'll be cooking up something nice!
Maybe you can get some fresh fruit for your lunch its pretty common here 🙂🙂
Welcome to Brum :)
Great video but that was just the Indoor market not the Bullring. The Bullring is a shopping mall with all the usual stores you’d expect in a big mall. Also you weren’t in china town proper you were in the Arcadian centre, if you’d have turned left from the exit and passed the Hippodrome you’d have found a lot more restaurants. Although I can’t guarantee they would have been open during the Covid lockdowns.
Anyway enjoy your time here.
As a expat living in the US, I think you’re going to find the big UK cities much more diverse than the US. I live in South Florida, which is a big melting pot, but places like London and Birmingham probably outdo it.
Sad to see it so empty because of lockdown
As I understand it Malaysian food is a blend of Chinese and Indian quisines.
Thanks for the explanation.
I would love your opinion on what you see as the biggest difference between Brits and Americans. I grew up in the UK and moved at 21 to the US back in the early 80’s. I find that people’s perceptions really are driven by TV and movies which are horribly inaccurate for the most part. Have you decided to settle there permanently, or are you a nomad?
It's funny because every single time he tries something new his face looks like it's in disgust 😂😂😂Much love from Birmingham also❤️
It's a shame you didn't see the markets before the town planners changed it all. it used to be at least 3 times as big as it is now.
I'm sorry you aren't experiencing our country at its best. I hope you are sill here when it re-opens more fully.
You making me hungry sir :P
LoL that is the point.
Correction not sharks but should b sturgeon
this is my city where i am from i hate it so much not been to the city centre for a long time i hate the place , try solihull just out of birmingham very nice place
My home city...what did you think of Birmingham? Be honest 😂
I really liked it. I have been back two other times already.
@@MacandBlair most people who visit Brum have a low opinion of it. I love the place although it is a little rough around the edges. I lived a short walk from the city centre for 35yrs but now live near the airport.
@@MacandBlair Do you love the accent?
It's the worst in Britain!
@@jillhobson6128 I didn't notice...
@@MacandBlair Oh my goodness! You can't not notice a thick Brummie accent!
Now you are in the UK, why not try using a knife when you eat your meals. It makes eating sooo much easier and it's what we do over here. GL :-)
Sorry.I was right wth you until the baby sharks!
I know...
I found this absolutely disgusting. I have no wish to witness the aftermath of the murder of a mother and her unborn children. This is why extinction is a real threat to all shark species.
Sorry, but it's not BirmingHAM.
It's pronounced Birmingm.
I really dont like how he just cut up a mommy shark and pulled out the babies... its put me right off... why do they think its ok with this. Sorry but thats my opinion.
Don't know if it's true of all shark species but while still in the womb the firstborn will as soon as possible cannibalise it's siblings, so by the time comes for them to be born there maybe only one or two left alive. There are videos here on RUclips that show this happening.
@@myoldmate didnt know that.. thanks for the info, sounds sad though.😒
Uncomfortable with the knowledge that sharks are endangered and here little ones are for sale 😯😔
@@serenityinside1 exactly... breaks my heart to be honest..💔
I thought it was disgusting too, I couldn’t have eaten it, that’s my vegetarian opinion
West Ham thr Ham is pronounced, probably unless you are from West Ham th e H will be dropped and will be AM. Some dialects virtually never prounounce the H almost ever.
That shark part is wrong, maybe ssomeone should open up the fishmongers wife body and see what's inside?
Try using a knife too!
lol still using your utensils as Americans hey :) fork only.
We are American so.... 🙃🙂🍴
You need to change your pronunciation of filet to the U.K. way. “ Fillay” means nothing here!
What is the British way to say filet?
Birmingham - the national joke. You have to be really careful about where that meat comes from and how it's been slaughtered. Birmingham is actually a CSA of 5 million people and is the third largest CSA in the UK.
Go vegan!
Just make sure to avoid the butchers that say Halal. Cruel to animals so one to be aware of...
I’m in Northampton, so fairly local to you. If you like food (particularly cakes and cheeses), check out Beckworth Emporium, if you haven’t already. The cakes are made freshly on the premises and you can either eat in or buy cakes to take away. It also has a food hall, where the cheese counter is brilliant AND is combined with a garden centre. So you can experience the British obsessions with afternoon tea and gardening at the same location. 🙂 It’s near Sywell, so is very close to Kettering.
www.beckworthemporium.co.uk/food-hall/