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You have a lovely family. Seeing you taste the food of my childhood and get the same reaction we do over here in the uk made me smile. Chips and chippy curry sauce is heaven, the sauce is a special flavour compared to proper curry but with chips it just works. Its just all comfort food for the winter months you tried, high calories to keep you warm.
Sticky Toffee Pudding with cream is a delight. But if you want to take it to the ultimate level, it has to be with hot vanilla custard. You won’t regret it 😛😛😛
I nearly died when you poured cream over that sticky toffee pudding. It's normally served with vanilla ice cream or vanilla custard. But it IS delicious, isn't it? And chips with curry sauce, yummy, yummy - you've put me right in the mood for them. The sauce with bangers in mash is an onion gravy, so that was onions hanging from your fork, not gelatinised gravy, lol. So glad you happened across this pub on your side of the Pond. Even more glad it was such a good experience for you. It was a good experience for me watching you! God bless and hugs from Scotland xx
Stick toffee pudding contains dates and is the best dessert most could wish for. The long pieces in the gravy were probably onions. In fact, sausage and mash is a must with onions in some form or another.
Hiya Authentic scotch eggs are usually a golden brown, much preferred cold with HP Sauce on top, but if your out and about just a cold scotch egg not hot or warm
Would be great to see a vid over here in the UK one day. Ive been to the US a few times and its not the same at all unfortunately. You seem like really nice people 😊 I think you would like our food over here 😊
They were good looking chips, the curry sauce we traditionally have with chips is a Chinese style curry, most people are usually confused that it doesn't taste like Indian curry which we're so famous for loving, the stringy bits in the gravy will be onions as it's common to have onion gravy with bangers and mash and I'm no a dessert person either but love sticky toffee pudding, but I'd be asking for double the amount of cream, you should try mushy peas if you haven't yet, we most commonly eat them with fish and chips, and in the North of the UK we like gravy and chips a lot too.
Nice to see proper chips (fries for our US friend) that looked hand or machine cut (I worked in a chip shop for a little while) as opposed to the usualy compressed frozen things that many eateries in the UK use - I can see why they use them, but proper spuds cut by hand or machine have a much better texture and taste). My only criticism of the food was that the Scotch Egg was about 45s over cooked, in a hot/warm one, the yolk should be runny. For me with bangers and mash, I have baked beans (yes and gravy!) as I'm not a big fan of cooked peas (love them raw though, straight out of the pod). The food looked really good as a US take on British food, they have done some good research and should be applauded.
Food prepared by someone who has vaguely heard about British food but otherwise has no idea. What pub would serve a sausage roll or Scotch egg as an appetiser, a dry steak pie with no gravy and chips with a lump of curry sauce? It's like ordering a burger, side, drink and dessert and being given a dry beefburger, 2 slices of white bread, a pasta salad, a glass of ranch dressing to drink and a waffle covered in chilli; all technically "American food" but just wrong.
To me Scotch eggs and sausage rolls are a snack for lunch or a dinner if they're served with chips and beans, my biggest gripe was on the menu a scotch pie was 8.99, you can get four packs for £2 or a fresh cooked one for at most £1.30 from a good bakery like Aulds or Baynes, as a Scot I'd be personally offended if someone tried to charge me 8.99 for a pie, on top of that in the US they'd be expecting a 20% tip so a tenner for a pie? Folk have been stabbed for less of an affront 😂
@@paulmidsussex3409 I prefer home town pub ambiance with a pie that's red hot on the outside and cold in the middle fresh from the microwave and where the actual threat of a stab is in the table.
Have you ever been to an Indian, or Chinese restaurant in the UK? Now go to India or China and see how "authentic" your British experience is. Different cultures adapt foreign cuisine to suit their own experience.
Sticky toffee pudding, (in Australia it's called sticky date pudding), is Britain's gift to the world. Especially good when the sauce is salted caramel. I'm pleased to see your daughter loved it. And your husband who 'doesn't like sweets'. Yeah, right, who's he kidding. Enjoy your time in the U.K.
The food looks amazing , the chips looked good and I love dipping sauces the hotter / spicier the better . The sticky toffee pudding looked the best I have seen and made me want it . The last one I had was dreadful . The prices also seemed reasonable .
This is no criticism....but I always laugh when I see Americans use a Fork and Knife, they don't know how to hold them....would you believe in the UK we actually get taught at school how to use them properly.....Great video though....Best wishes from Scotland
supper an evening meal, typically a light or informal one. "I was sent to bed without any supper" Similar: dinner evening meal main meal feast banquet repast tea evening snack bite bite to eat collation refection SCOTTISH•NORTHERN ENGLISH a meal consisting of the specified food with chips. "a fish supper"
My local chip shop (my local chippy) doesn't do shrimp. The scotch egg looked spot on, as did the chips. I regularly have a steak pie, like the steak pie in your video, but it was missing a common key ingredient... kidney, yes, offal. I know it's not much of a thing in the reactions I've seen, but steak and kidney pies are really delicious. Liver is a common item that you can get from a butchers in the UK btw. Good video, well done and I laughed out loud when you called your daughter 'grumpy'. Cheers
The bar looks like a kitchen worktop. I hope its comfortable, when propping people up? Whiskey beer, never heard off. I'm an Ale drinker though. Chips look decent. Not too sure on the curry sauce. I'm about to cook a sausage roll now though, after watching 2 of your videos. I'm not sure on your breadcrumb on your Scotch egg? I'm going with the Head nod though, and think i'll plop them on my next shopping list. Chips!! I know you are in the states, so i'm usually okay with it. In a 'British' pub, trying British food. I had to call you out on it. To stick up for you on the cutlery. I watch enough tv, that i kinda eat a little like you guys. (Mostly fork). I am a bit better using my knife though Sorry top be the moaning guy, but that gravy didn't look too healthy either. It looked microwaved. Ice cream, or Custard for sticky toffee. (I'm just pointing out the differences. It all looks decent if you'd served it me. It's just i want better from businesses) I like you as a family. Jesus loves you too
The curry, you did not say which curry, is it the chip shop style, which i would guess, having with chips, you can buy those no problem, where its just add water, goes along way for the money, let me know, if you want link to get it, there are 3 types, i prefer the one i use, great for late night snack, thrown some cips in, bit chip shop curry sauce bit of bread and butter, dorted while watching TV
The ‘pub’ doesn’t look anything like a British pub but the food looks good (though why is the pie all alone? Get some mash or chips and some veg with a jug of gravy with it!). Glad you enjoyed it. Sticky toffee pudding for the win!!! Btw I personally hate mushy peas and won’t go near the things…
Scoth eggs are usually made using sausage meat that you can buy in a block. Nothing like breakfast sausages. The pie needs to have gravy and chips with it. You can't make british food in America because your ingrediants are going to be different like the sausage and mash. Never made with any thing other than a good british sausage not bratwurst.
Enjoyed that. You have to remember, over here in the UK, they flavours will be on anoth er level. Don't mind those moaning about how you use a knife and fork, our cultures are different and we do thinks differently.
Come over and visit us!! - Theres so much more food for you to try :) - Real seaside fish, chips and mushy peas (maybe with a pot of curry sauce for dipping) < - its the best!
That is the plan!!!! We definitely want to come try and see the difference along with seeing the "American" food that has made it's way to the UK to see if it matches an Americans standards.
Nothing like a British pub the seating and decor and vibe way off, Carpeted floor is essential along with some gambling machines for the food British pubs excel in the pudding department normally as many options as main meals
Check Out our other experience at a British Pub when we tried a Sunday Roast. It looked to be a bit more authentic in vibes over this one but the food here was better than there, thanks for watching! Happy Sunday!
bratwurst? nah, you cant use german sausage for bangers n mash. you need a good cumberland sausage or Lincolnshire sausage, or a plain ol pork (british sausage)
American here and i love reading comments but the comments look like this is nothing like british and bangers and mash according to you guys didnt look right, but if it was delicious here then does that mean it is better or worse in the UK
You need to eat in Great Britain to taste the food for real. I wouldn't eat at an English McDonalds and say that's America! You will be very welcome here, and if you want recommendations upon arrival I would be happy to help.
Wow, a pie, or a scotch pie for 8.99 As a Scot who eats them regularly for at most 1.30, if someone tried to charge me 8.99 I'd take that as a threat and draw my knife 😂
Most of these videos don’t appear to show a true representation of the old British favourite’s cooked overseas but on this occasion it looked pretty spot on tbf and glad you folks seemed to enjoy it….great reaction to the Sticky Toffee pud 😂
Lady bangers and mash whith a good onion gravey is a cheap good meal especially for the kids. I know i was brought up on this kind of food. And so were my brothers and sisters. Try more British food dishes you will be surprised how nutritious they are.
people saying it wasnt british enough, most of that looked better quality than some of the stuff ive had over here, from the UK. dont drink to many whisky's🥃 or you ll turn scottish..🙂 🥧.
That is so not a British pub….nothing about looks like any put in the UK 🇬🇧 the interior: walls, furniture and floor looks like it was previously used for another type of restaurant! The food looked OK the sticky toffee pud being the best option.
Now tried in a american place come to england and try the real thing if you liked that as somethings on menu there i have never seen in a english pub not sayint that looked bad it was ok but british pubs done differently
You can’t have true British fish n chips in usa, so it will taste nothing like ours. Fish n chips comes from a chip shop not a pub.. pub chips are mostly frozen rubbish..
There really is no `proper` way in the use of a knife and fork. I remember about 40 years ago we were sat down to a family meal at home and my mum said to my dad something like, " Steven ( that`s me ) uses his knife and fork so differently to they way you use them. He eats like Royalty eats." I`ve no idea where that came from - if it`s true. I`m as Royal as a broken down lift ( `elevator` ) that someone has left a fart in. Ps, that pub is nothing like an English / British pub. It`s more like a cafeteria. If you`ve not already been you should come along over here. It`s awful ! ( I jest ).
what a grumpy ass, surprised you dont have a union flag as your avatar , you cant get the range of sausages in the us , in the same way as in the uk , American food outlets are different because the EU dont allow most of the chemicals the us allow in the food chain
Nothing british about this so called Pub. A real scotch egg doesn't just fall apart like that. And those chips looked like seagulls would reject them.the place just looked like an American diner, no carpet, zero comfort and No atmosphere at all.The only thing british is Musical youth,,, pass the dutchie playing in the background
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Bangers n mash with sweet onion gravy is the best. Hi from England.
You have a lovely family. Seeing you taste the food of my childhood and get the same reaction we do over here in the uk made me smile. Chips and chippy curry sauce is heaven, the sauce is a special flavour compared to proper curry but with chips it just works. Its just all comfort food for the winter months you tried, high calories to keep you warm.
You basically said what I wanted to say 😂 hope they come over for some real stuff maybe do a English holiday fund good people deserve good things 🇬🇧
I think I can speak for most Brits when saying, it's painful watching Americans using a knife and fork wrong.
They adopted the French method when France was seen as the height elegance.
It's even worse when they say folk and knife!
It's kinda painful watching Americans eat, regardless of them attempting cutlery or not 😂😂😂
Was more painful for me , that it was a German Sausage in an English dish =-P
@@gutinstinct4067 hey - we won, they're our sausages now ;)
Sticky Toffee Pudding with cream is a delight. But if you want to take it to the ultimate level, it has to be with hot vanilla custard. You won’t regret it 😛😛😛
I nearly died when you poured cream over that sticky toffee pudding. It's normally served with vanilla ice cream or vanilla custard. But it IS delicious, isn't it? And chips with curry sauce, yummy, yummy - you've put me right in the mood for them. The sauce with bangers in mash is an onion gravy, so that was onions hanging from your fork, not gelatinised gravy, lol. So glad you happened across this pub on your side of the Pond. Even more glad it was such a good experience for you. It was a good experience for me watching you! God bless and hugs from Scotland xx
Stick toffee pudding contains dates and is the best dessert most could wish for. The long pieces in the gravy were probably onions. In fact, sausage and mash is a must with onions in some form or another.
As a British person living in the US these types of videos make me feel so happy 😊
Hiya Authentic scotch eggs are usually a golden brown, much preferred cold with HP Sauce on top, but if your out and about just a cold scotch egg not hot or warm
That was fully legit looking!
I would 100% eat there.
It was lovely to see your appreciation for our cuisine. :)
You liked the sticky toffee pudding? Try it with vanilla ice cream mmmmmmmmmm
It’s so nice seeing families trying stuff together. So nice to see.
The hanging bit in the gravy is onion. We have onion gravy on sausage and mash
My favourite song playing in the background "musical youth and pass the dutchie" from the early 80's. 82 I think but not 100%.
I was driving through London and passed a restaurant called "the dutchie" on my left hand side. Gave me a good laugh.
Good for you trying something different .bear in mind most of that food is made to comfort on a cold day .
Come the winter months, and it’s Sticky toffee or apple crumble with Custard for desert 🤤
Come over to UK Cornwall by the sea and try some fish n chips and enjoy the beautiful sea and countryside
macy perked right up once she had some food :) Was smiling with the background music.. Pass the dutchie is such a classic UK hit. (Sung by kids).
Best Channel on RUclips
The most wholesome video I’ve seen all year!
Onion gravy it looks like 😊
Would be great to see a vid over here in the UK one day.
Ive been to the US a few times and its not the same at all unfortunately.
You seem like really nice people 😊 I think you would like our food over here 😊
Great content as the last few videos I watched love the family definitely keep it up great videos
They were good looking chips, the curry sauce we traditionally have with chips is a Chinese style curry, most people are usually confused that it doesn't taste like Indian curry which we're so famous for loving, the stringy bits in the gravy will be onions as it's common to have onion gravy with bangers and mash and I'm no a dessert person either but love sticky toffee pudding, but I'd be asking for double the amount of cream, you should try mushy peas if you haven't yet, we most commonly eat them with fish and chips, and in the North of the UK we like gravy and chips a lot too.
Sticky Toffee Pudding ❤, is one of the best deserts in the world 🇬🇧, I have mine with Custard, very comforting
The chips did look like good quality UK chip shop chips 👍
There's usually a Chinese curry or traditional chip shop curry sauce. Even I have that choice, and I live in Pembrokeshire 😂
@@comawhite39 What I said was the traditional chip shop style curry sauce is Chinese in origin.
Lovely family, glad you enjoyed your food.
When doing chips and curry sauce, you need to have it with a battered deep fried pork sausage. Sooooo goood
Nice to see proper chips (fries for our US friend) that looked hand or machine cut (I worked in a chip shop for a little while) as opposed to the usualy compressed frozen things that many eateries in the UK use - I can see why they use them, but proper spuds cut by hand or machine have a much better texture and taste). My only criticism of the food was that the Scotch Egg was about 45s over cooked, in a hot/warm one, the yolk should be runny. For me with bangers and mash, I have baked beans (yes and gravy!) as I'm not a big fan of cooked peas (love them raw though, straight out of the pod). The food looked really good as a US take on British food, they have done some good research and should be applauded.
That's not caramel, it's warm toffee, the clue is in the name.
The gravy is onion gravy and the 'stringy' things in it are onions.
Collins Cr3w, please please don't think that any British pub is like that place. Your daughters face with the sausage and mash made me laugh.
Food prepared by someone who has vaguely heard about British food but otherwise has no idea. What pub would serve a sausage roll or Scotch egg as an appetiser, a dry steak pie with no gravy and chips with a lump of curry sauce? It's like ordering a burger, side, drink and dessert and being given a dry beefburger, 2 slices of white bread, a pasta salad, a glass of ranch dressing to drink and a waffle covered in chilli; all technically "American food" but just wrong.
To me Scotch eggs and sausage rolls are a snack for lunch or a dinner if they're served with chips and beans, my biggest gripe was on the menu a scotch pie was 8.99, you can get four packs for £2 or a fresh cooked one for at most £1.30 from a good bakery like Aulds or Baynes, as a Scot I'd be personally offended if someone tried to charge me 8.99 for a pie, on top of that in the US they'd be expecting a 20% tip so a tenner for a pie? Folk have been stabbed for less of an affront 😂
@@RighAlban You are paying for the ambiance, the exotic decor and the friendly service.
@@paulmidsussex3409 I prefer home town pub ambiance with a pie that's red hot on the outside and cold in the middle fresh from the microwave and where the actual threat of a stab is in the table.
@marycarver1542 Treason, how can you suggest that a Scotch Egg is eaten with anything than Branston.
Have you ever been to an Indian, or Chinese restaurant in the UK? Now go to India or China and see how "authentic" your British experience is.
Different cultures adapt foreign cuisine to suit their own experience.
lol Mama knows best lol chips and curry sauce 😄
Oh I need to try the dessert that looks sooooo delicious
The dessert was yummy! Probably one of the best we have ever had
Music in background brought back memories. Pass the dutchie
we have these restaurant bars in the uk now. normally in tourist resort towns and big cities
Try the Sticky Toffee Pudding with hot custard next time.
Hey I was y’alls server glad you all enjoyed the food look forward to seeing yall again.
Sticky toffee pudding, (in Australia it's called sticky date pudding), is Britain's gift to the world. Especially good when the sauce is salted caramel. I'm pleased to see your daughter loved it. And your husband who 'doesn't like sweets'. Yeah, right, who's he kidding. Enjoy your time in the U.K.
they were in Texas
Nice to see a Welsh flag 🏴 ❤ that's as far as I've got. I'm easily pleased.
The food looks amazing , the chips looked good and I love dipping sauces the hotter / spicier the better . The sticky toffee pudding looked the best I have seen and made me want it . The last one I had was dreadful . The prices also seemed reasonable .
If you have a pressure cooker you should try making some, it's a great dessert.
Lovely family, glad you liked the food, I'm sure if you manage to get to the UK it would be better home cooked.
The chips (fries) look just like the homemade ones my mum would make ❤
You have a great voice for this, really soothing
Ahh Maci's ending was so cute, let het do all your sign offs
That bangers and mash need some proper British hot mustard or even some horseradish sauce. Fire in da hole 🔥🔥🔥
Nothing like a British Pub. 🇬🇧 😂 But The food does look authentic.
This is no criticism....but I always laugh when I see Americans use a Fork and Knife, they don't know how to hold them....would you believe in the UK we actually get taught at school how to use them properly.....Great video though....Best wishes from Scotland
It really was funny, the fork and knife looked like it was painful but all the food looked really delicious
Haha the fork and knife facts, thanks for watching!!!
It’s knife and fork not the other way around.
@@collinscr3w say fork and knife fast sounds like your cussing about the knife.
@@craig5066 Does it really matter that much. My mother always used to say it the "wrong" way round, but we understood what she meant.
supper
an evening meal, typically a light or informal one.
"I was sent to bed without any supper"
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dinner
evening meal
main meal
feast
banquet
repast
tea
evening snack
bite
bite to eat
collation
refection
SCOTTISH•NORTHERN ENGLISH
a meal consisting of the specified food with chips.
"a fish supper"
My local chip shop (my local chippy) doesn't do shrimp. The scotch egg looked spot on, as did the chips. I regularly have a steak pie, like the steak pie in your video, but it was missing a common key ingredient... kidney, yes, offal. I know it's not much of a thing in the reactions I've seen, but steak and kidney pies are really delicious. Liver is a common item that you can get from a butchers in the UK btw. Good video, well done and I laughed out loud when you called your daughter 'grumpy'. Cheers
Its true , most of our food is Beige,
For a second, I thought that Splendor packet was a "Tottenham Cake". I thought wow, they really do have all the British staples at that restaurant 😂
The chips look fab and they're playing Bros, I'd hang out there.....
That coagulated gravy is what we call onion over the other side of the Atlantic.
The bar looks like a kitchen worktop. I hope its comfortable, when propping people up?
Whiskey beer, never heard off. I'm an Ale drinker though.
Chips look decent. Not too sure on the curry sauce. I'm about to cook a sausage roll now though, after watching 2 of your videos.
I'm not sure on your breadcrumb on your Scotch egg? I'm going with the Head nod though, and think i'll plop them on my next shopping list.
Chips!! I know you are in the states, so i'm usually okay with it. In a 'British' pub, trying British food. I had to call you out on it.
To stick up for you on the cutlery. I watch enough tv, that i kinda eat a little like you guys. (Mostly fork). I am a bit better using my knife though
Sorry top be the moaning guy, but that gravy didn't look too healthy either. It looked microwaved.
Ice cream, or Custard for sticky toffee. (I'm just pointing out the differences. It all looks decent if you'd served it me. It's just i want better from businesses)
I like you as a family. Jesus loves you too
Big up yourselves.
BROS' - "when will I be famous playing" in the background....so appropriate.
Thanks for watching and adding to the algorithm
None of that is close to British food. The scotch egg is the closest, but that is burnt.
Mate, i'm literally eating chips and curry sauce with an all steak pie from my local chippy. Of course it's British food
A nice family. ❤❤❤❤
Yeah such a cute family 😊
The curry, you did not say which curry, is it the chip shop style, which i would guess, having with chips, you can buy those no problem, where its just add water, goes along way for the money, let me know, if you want link to get it, there are 3 types, i prefer the one i use, great for late night snack, thrown some cips in, bit chip shop curry sauce bit of bread and butter, dorted while watching TV
Custard with Sticky Toffee' never cream
I wonder who wears the trousers in that house.
The ‘pub’ doesn’t look anything like a British pub but the food looks good (though why is the pie all alone? Get some mash or chips and some veg with a jug of gravy with it!). Glad you enjoyed it. Sticky toffee pudding for the win!!!
Btw I personally hate mushy peas and won’t go near the things…
Scoth eggs are usually made using sausage meat that you can buy in a block. Nothing like breakfast sausages. The pie needs to have gravy and chips with it. You can't make british food in America because your ingrediants are going to be different like the sausage and mash. Never made with any thing other than a good british sausage not bratwurst.
Enjoyed that. You have to remember, over here in the UK, they flavours will be on anoth er level. Don't mind those moaning about how you use a knife and fork, our cultures are different and we do thinks differently.
Love how the "BRitish Pub" looks like any other American diner.
Agreed didn't look like a pub for sure but in no way looks like a diner. We would call this a sports bar.
Come over and visit us!! - Theres so much more food for you to try :) - Real seaside fish, chips and mushy peas (maybe with a pot of curry sauce for dipping) < - its the best!
That is the plan!!!! We definitely want to come try and see the difference along with seeing the "American" food that has made it's way to the UK to see if it matches an Americans standards.
Chips not French fries!!
Looks more like a restaurant than a Pub?
has he never used a fork before?
Nothing like a British pub the seating and decor and vibe way off, Carpeted floor is essential along with some gambling machines for the food British pubs excel in the pudding department normally as many options as main meals
Check Out our other experience at a British Pub when we tried a Sunday Roast. It looked to be a bit more authentic in vibes over this one but the food here was better than there, thanks for watching! Happy Sunday!
bratwurst? nah, you cant use german sausage for bangers n mash. you need a good cumberland sausage or Lincolnshire sausage, or a plain ol pork (british sausage)
American here and i love reading comments but the comments look like this is nothing like british and bangers and mash according to you guys didnt look right, but if it was delicious here then does that mean it is better or worse in the UK
You need to eat in Great Britain to taste the food for real. I wouldn't eat at an English McDonalds and say that's America! You will be very welcome here, and if you want recommendations upon arrival I would be happy to help.
Wow, a pie, or a scotch pie for 8.99
As a Scot who eats them regularly for at most 1.30, if someone tried to charge me 8.99 I'd take that as a threat and draw my knife 😂
As an Englishman I can tell you THATS A CHEAP KNOCKOFF OF A REAL PUB LOL. I’d avoid it like the plague if I was you
Kids in the UK know how to use a knife & fork, it’s so painful to watch. It’s like watching an Alien who has never see a 🍴 before.😂😂😂
Most of these videos don’t appear to show a true representation of the old British favourite’s cooked overseas but on this occasion it looked pretty spot on tbf and glad you folks seemed to enjoy it….great reaction to the Sticky Toffee pud 😂
Lady bangers and mash whith a good onion gravey is a cheap good meal especially for the kids. I know i was brought up on this kind of food. And so were my brothers and sisters. Try more British food dishes you will be surprised how nutritious they are.
people saying it wasnt british enough, most of that looked better quality than some of the stuff ive had over here, from the UK. dont drink to many whisky's🥃 or you ll turn scottish..🙂 🥧.
Or into a leprechaun.😂
Every time I'm in the states I get dragged by Americans to places like this, and ive never been in a good/authentic one yet
The food looked pretty decent but the 'Pub' was nothing like anything I've even seen in the UK
That is so not a British pub….nothing about looks like any put in the UK 🇬🇧 the interior: walls, furniture and floor looks like it was previously used for another type of restaurant! The food looked OK the sticky toffee pud being the best option.
i make scotch eggs every week, the video is on my channel
If any of that was served to a real Brit it would be thrown back into the servers face........
As an Englishman i feel violated
Now tried in a american place come to england and try the real thing if you liked that as somethings on menu there i have never seen in a english pub not sayint that looked bad it was ok but british pubs done differently
You can't experience true British food unless you're in Britain.
chips not fries theres a big difference
They aint fries they are chips
Another American family converted, The British are coming ;)
You can’t have true British fish n chips in usa, so it will taste nothing like ours. Fish n chips comes from a chip shop not a pub.. pub chips are mostly frozen rubbish..
British people dont say soda
Sorry thats a bar not a british pub
There really is no `proper` way in the use of a knife and fork.
I remember about 40 years ago we were sat down to a family meal at home and my mum said to my dad something like, " Steven ( that`s me ) uses his knife and fork so differently to they way you use them. He eats like Royalty eats." I`ve no idea where that came from - if it`s true.
I`m as Royal as a broken down lift ( `elevator` ) that someone has left a fart in.
Ps, that pub is nothing like an English / British pub. It`s more like a cafeteria. If you`ve not already been you should come along over here. It`s awful ! ( I jest ).
Why aren’t Americans taught table manners?
That my friends is NOT British food it’s American food all wrong. Why is using a knife and fork so painful to watch.
That isn't a Brit pub of proper British food 😂
That isn't a British pub.
It looks like spoons from hell. I am sorry but that ain’t a pub.
For Gods sake use the cutlery properly!!!
Go watch our latest since the cutlery bothers you so bad, hahaha
I’m British and I don’t use cutlery properly, like who cares, I just use a folk most of the time!!,
This isn't British food, this is American food pretending to be British. British food is served in Britain.
what a grumpy ass, surprised you dont have a union flag as your avatar , you cant get the range of sausages in the us , in the same way as in the uk , American food outlets are different because the EU dont allow most of the chemicals the us allow in the food chain
Nothing british about this so called Pub. A real scotch egg doesn't just fall apart like that. And those chips looked like seagulls would reject them.the place just looked like an American diner, no carpet, zero comfort and No atmosphere at all.The only thing british is Musical youth,,, pass the dutchie playing in the background