@@Plantsandkidneys i felt so much better about my hair after seeing that. I leave my house looking good (i think 🤣), but come home looking like a haven't seen hair products in ages 😅
Welcome! I see a bunch of people recommending touristy stuff which is great! The museums are lovely (and free) I think the parks are really something unique about London, try Hampstead or Richmond- even Hampton court which is in Richmond park (they feel like you’re in the middle of nowhere and are pretty close to the centre) definitely do the area around carnaby street- it’s pretty busy but really nice and cute too. I’ll give you a break! Sorry for the list 😅
That's great you recommended Hampstead, because I just recommended my favourite hidden gem crepe stand there called La Creperie De Hampstead. Highly recommend, best crepes ever.
My advice to anyone taking a pack lunch to flights would be avoid anything with nuts. Nuts allergies are very common especially in UK, and I’ve been on a couple of flights where the air hostess has made announcements before take off to ‘not consume anything with nuts as someone with severe nut allergy is on board.’ So now I just avoid it all together.
Huh, I have severe allergies to egg, milk, nuts, shellfish, mustard, and gluten but nobody says anything Abt it on planes. Maybe bc if they did, nobody would be able to eat anything😅
@@sophiak.0106 @Sophia K. Do you react just by breathing in particles of allergens? Unfortunately some people's nut allergies are so severe that they don't even need to directly consume the allergen to trigger a reaction. Not everyone, but some allergies are just that bad and it's worth a bit of sacrifice to not potentially cause someone's death. Imagine how much it must suck to live with an allergy that reactive.
@@sophiak.0106How do you travel then? Do you wear a mask and take anti allergy pills before a flight? And then bring an epipen as a backup plan? That sounds so stressful.
I like Beijing dumplings in Chinatown, then in the same street having a custard bun from bun house or the ube bilog from mamasons 😋😋 not very Londony I know, maybe dishoom is more typical from here. Ah, for the views I recommend going to the sky garden you have to book first but it's free. And of course all the classics 😀 enjoy your trip
@@jazzerinochocochino Chinatown is literally my favourite area in London, so I recommend Golden Gate Cake Shop for the amazing Asian baked goods and cakes etc. and Happy Lemon for the amazing baked Japanese cheesecakes ♡
Go to Royal Greenwich Park if you get the chance. It’s stunning. You could take a river cruise there on the Thames, depending on where you’re staying. I love doing that too ❤
I find her content so oddly comforting, there’s just something about her voice and watching her cook, and being able to listen to someone talk about something they’re clearly passionate about. It’s also definitely helping me reframe my view of food. Thank you for the great content and have a nice trip! :)
Brick Lane is a great area to walk around! Loads of quirky fun shops, a big indoor vintage market and loads of different places to eat 😊 have an amazing trip ❤️
i recommend visiting chinatown, it’s really nice and pretty, there are some really lovely restaurants and nice bubble tea places :) have fun in london 😃
I would recommend Southbank along with all of the other suggestions,, going to the globe theatre is an amazing + unique experience and you can get tickets extremely cheap if you don’t mind standing!! Also harrods is always fun..
the columbia road flower market on sundays was one of my faves! and there’s a cute vintage store, Vout, that I love. Nightjar if you like cocktails and live music! and dishoom is a classic :)
Definitely check out Borough Market! There are lots of lovely stalls but Humble Crumble make the best apple crumble I’ve ever had! I would also check out BAO because their soup dumplings are amazing 🤩
Iv got some recommendations: Food: GO TO GREGGS! Its amazing and has rlly good pastries(i cant spell lmao) and cookies and donuts, its not expensive and french but its rlly good. And thai food is rlly good there, I recommend going to the giggling squid(its so beautiful and the food is amazinggg) and also Streets: 1. Dont make eye contact 2. Be polite to everyone 3. Avoid people that look like karens 4. If u see a suspicious man check if anyone around them needs help and then stay away 5. Stand in lines 6. You should get help from people at a nice restaurant/ café as most people like to mind their own buisness 7. Idk why people do this but dont change ur accent, speak casually but politely and repeat slowly and clearly if necessary 8. If someones rude, walk away
Do all the touristy stuff in London. Tower bridge, tower of London, crown jewels, walk along the Thames, eye of London, British Museum!! Have fun and enjoy the bread and cheese there 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
I really just wanted to say that your videos have completely revolutionised my eating habits and thinking in what I think of as “healthy”. I’m always so paranoid about gaining weight and would beat myself up constantly for eating foods I love, but the adding not subtracting thought process has me looking to add more nutrients to my meals rather that restrict - I just wanted to say thank you so much and I’m so glad I found your content as it has really changed my life ❤
I would love to go to London!! Have you ever been to Korea? Also could you make more shorts about more healthy ways to eat the food you enjoy with being able to digest easier?
You need to go to Borough Market! Then go to the Gong bar @ Shangri La at the Shard for the most amazing cocktails AND the most amazing views! Make sure if it’s a weekend you pre book the bar as it can get busy!
hi kylie i love your videos! if you like harry potter i really recommend “tour for muggles” to see some locations relevant to the books & movies. also covent garden is super cute!
Have fun in London. I hope you get to go to Greenwich and see the Meridian… you can stand on it and be in the two hemispheres at once! 😮 There is so much to see and do that I’m sure you won’t lack choices. I’ve lived here 22 years and everyday I discover something new! 💓
@@camvin575 there isn’t anything you see in the space around you. But where the first meridian is located on maps of the earth for the different times zones, there is a line on the ground and they have written down all the different times in various cities in the world. There is a museum and telescopes and other stuff to see there. It’s at the top of a beautiful ill on the river Thames.
Hey I’m in London at the moment but I can’t do much cos I’m in an eating disorder unit 😕 I do have some recommendations tho- u could go see Hamilton, go to china town and ride the London eye.
@@camvin575omg hey I’m okay! I was discharged from that specific Ed unit like 2 months ago but sadly ive relapsed :( I’m still at home for now though! Xxx
@coprolith3827 how are you doing today though? At least you're being honest with yourself and that's the first step. Is there anybody around you that you can talk to so you can get more help? Rehab doesn't always work first time. I was a drug addict since the age of 13 years of age and it took so many times but I finally got there. I still have to take each day as it comes though and always will. Your life will be so much better when you face things head on and you've taken the first step. Thank you for your reply and your honesty hun, get back to me as soon as you can 🤗.
Tower of London. Universally one of the cheapest and most interesting things in London. Plus the oldest part is right around the corner. When I was there they were having a botanical garden to celebrate the queen. Westminster is also another cheapish place to go inside, especially if you like history. Mayhaps Harry Potter tour if you’re there long enough. And a day trip to Baths. English country side and Roman architecture…beautiful.
The Chinese bakery!!! I’m china town I dream about it…and have a nice trip…also I really likes borough market it has a donut stall and it was very good
welcome to london! I personally live abt 30 minutes away from all the city so I doubt I’d ever actually see you, but there is a lot of great things; street food, pretty chilled people, bakeries/cafes and the views you can get in the right areas are pretty good. I haven’t been to London in a few years so I’m not really sure how much it has changed from my last experience, but I’m sure everything will be great ✨
Cafe kitsune is an amazing little cafe in Knightsbridge They have the best miso croissant ever!! Also just take a walk from London Bridge to Waterloo along the south bank It’s a fantastic way to see a lot of boogie foodie London it’s what londeners do (I was for 10 years) Most importantly HAVE A WONDERFUL TRIP!
I’m not sure If you are a musical/play person but when you go to London you HAVE to see a show!! I recommend back to the future the musical. It’s amaizing!!
The idea that we shouldn't bring peanuts/nuts on planes since they can cause an airborne reaction in allergic individuals inhaling peanut dust is actually a common allergy misconception! Though people claim that consuming nuts on a flight can trigger an anaphylactic allergic reaction, there is no evidence that peanut vapors can cause such a reaction. Though it's not completely necessary given the cleaning process between flights, it's recommended that those with severe allergies wipe down their tray table and seat before use since severe reactions are more likely due to contaminated surfaces. If I ever bring nuts on board, I always check with my seatmates before consuming and wipe down the seat, seatbelt, table, and screen after use to minimize cross contamination. Obviously, if someone alerts the attendants and they make an announcement to not eat nuts on the plane, I won't eat nuts on the plane lol this is only for the 99% of the other flights when no announcement is made! If people are curious about sources, here’s the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology website with a list of studies and sources: www.aaaai.org/allergist-resources/ask-the-expert/answers/old-ask-the-experts/peanut-air-travel#:~:text=The%20bottom%20line%20is%20that,itself%20circulates%20and%20causes%20reactions.
@@jamesdryan Do you have the evidence to prove otherwise? Data has consistently shown that peanut dust does not become airborne nor does inhaling peanut butter vapors promote a reaction. To summarize the article, a 2003 study (pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12847496/) found the following: - No airborne peanut was detected in filters worn at the level of the neck - Peanut dust likely doesn't circulate in the air - Casual contact or inhalation of peanut butter to those severely allergic to peanut butter was highly unlikely to cause any symptoms In 2013, these findings were replicated (pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23608728/). and it was concluded that it is highly unlikely that peanut particles remain in the air after initial shelling. In 2019, these findings were further replicated in a cabin during flight (www.jaci-inpractice.org/article/S2213-2198(18)30349-0/fulltext). There were no detectable peanut levels from 3 air filters tested where individuals were deshelling and eat peanuts and the study concluded that the risk of exposure on an airplane stems from potentially contaminated surfaces, not from airborne levels. Keep in mind that all of these studies were published in a highly reputable allergy and immunology journal. Anaphylaxis from nut exposure is EXTREMELY rare on airplanes and any case that has occurred hasn't been proven to be due to airborne allergens as it is most likely due to contaminated surfaces. That said, I don't promote airlines passing out snacks or meals that contain nuts to all passengers due to the contamination risk. As I've mentioned in previous comments, I always check with my seat neighbors and wipe down my seat, seatbelt, table, and screen with Clorox wipes after use if and when I choose to eat nuts to prevent contamination. I understand that many parents of children with allergies lash out at this idea due to fear, but it's important to utilize evidence-based research so we can 1. prevent the true nature of such rare reactions and 2. not create unnecessary restrictions.
@@NutritionByKylie I can confirm that on my flight to the UK online said you can bring whatever snack you want. It's the responsibility of the person with any type of peanut allergy to bring what they need in case of exposure. I believe I read that on Aer Lingus' website. It's not word for word but you know what I mean. I definitely had trail mix with me on all of my flights. No flight attendant said anything to me.
Welcome to England! I'm born and raised and living in the South East of the UK, but been to London countless times now. I'd recommend Chinatown (it has delicious Asian food of all kinds and my favourite Asian bakeries), Happy Lemon in Chinatown (the baked Japanese cheesecakes there are to die for), going to see a musical in one of the big theatres in Central London, like near Leicester Square, for example. Go to the famous Buckingham Palace, London Eye and London Bridge. In Soho, there's delicious Asian food of all kinds. In Hampstead, there's my favourite hidden gem food stand called 'La Creperie de Hampstead'. And I also recommend being careful with your bags as pickpockets are well known in London. I hope you enjoy your first time in Londooon, and that you enjoy my recommendations if you go to any of them! Much love ♡ 🥰
The museums in London are amazing, Big Ben is a more tourist place same with The Tower of London and Buckingham Palace. Hyde Park and the national art gallery are good too. Hope this helps
11 hours to London. Wow, that’s fast. It’s 24 hours for us, from Melbourne, Australia. The food usually tastes better than it looks. Definitely check out Covent garden (not a park), Natural history museum and Tower of London. One of my favorite cities in the world.
Hi Kylie, I might be late but as Londoner my recommendations would be to visit Covent Garden, it’s so cute to walk around. Also if you have a sweet tooth visit Said Dal and for great food Dishoom.
Make sure you go to SOHO during the evening. It has a diverse variety of restaurants and nightclubs! Really fun area. It is also close to oxford street and piccadilly circus which are a shopping street and a large touristic place. Piccadilly circus is close to green park too where Buckingham Palace is. It's super easy to do all of that in a day
Welcome to London!! After living here for a while I have to say Tower Bridge never has lost its magic for me. There’s a small pub under the south side of the bridge where you can grab a pint and enjoy a perfect view of the bridge and the London skyline. Enjoy your trip!! 😊
If you are in London for some time, I would absolutely recommend taking a day trip to Brighton to see the seaside and visit the much nicer version of "Camden marked". If you can find a traditional teahouse to have lunch at I would highly recommend that!
Love your videos! My fiancé and I went in October 2019 (good pre-pandemic timing!) and loved Efes Whitechapel. It was this terrific Turkish restaurant. Enjoy London!
Gregg's steak bake! Also I spend a lovely could of hours at the caffe concerto soho location with a couple of slices of cake and a pot of tea while listening to great music and watching the world go by. While it was kind of expensive, the Uber boat ride was totally worth my not walking all over creation and definitely ride the buses. More convenient and no stairs (well, unless you sit upstairs which is really fun). I went for my first time and on my own on March and had a blast!
If you are into theatre I would highly recommend seeing a show at the Globe! The tickets are really cheap (and the cheap ones are the best, trust me!) and it is such an amazing experience!
I would truly recommend the Shard, the view is beautiful. Sky garden for drinks or even dinner. Convent garden is great. Plays if you are interested in that. Chinatown is great and close to convent.Hope you have a lovely trip.
I just went to London!! and TRUST ME are those musicals in the queens theater good! I went to see phantom of the opera but ones like Wicked, The lion king, and Matilda are also amazing!
Bucket list for you (from a British person): • Camden market •Richmond park (has a lovely high street too •Windsor (the castle and there is lovely cafes nearby) •Covent garden *Notting hill
when you go out be prepared for any weather. bring an umbrella for rain, wait shorts and a t shirt but take trousers just incase, bring a big coat and 2 pair of shoes!
Welcome to London!!! a good place to go to is (Madame Tussaud’s ) it basically has super realistic statues of famous actors,prime ministers etc. justin Bieber, Boris Jonson, Ariana grande and many more! The only down side is that it’s kinda expensive but its totally worth it!! Thank you for seeing this 🤗
Richmond Park is great if you fancy some fresh air and a long walk. The Riverside walk around Chiswick/Hammersmoth/Fulham/Putney is also lovely, lots of great pubs across the river on the North side of the river.
Welcome to London!! 🎉 lived here most of my adult life - you’ll love it. I’d recommend Greenwich - go to the view (the view is awesome of whole of London), and see the cutty sark (boat) and you can walk under the Thames. Also if you want somewhere more local/where people who live here hang out try east London - Victoria park market on a Sunday, walk along the canal to hackney wick too. Kings cross also great area with canal walk to Camden. In general, try and walk as much as poss and don’t bother with tube in central - everything’s pretty close! Enjoy :)
Would recommend trying as much of the food as you can Ottolenghi is my favourite (though an expensive lunch time spot). The food in London is great! Trip Advisor is a little touristy would recommend looking at Timeout or similar
This is supremely nerdy, but they have walking tours of London. My husband and I really enjoyed them. You learn a lot, tour the city on foot, get access to places most people don’t (ruins of a Roman arena, anyone?). Highly recommend. Enjoy your stay!
Welcome to London! I recommend visiting Greenwich, there are multiple free or cheap museums and markets there and it’s a beautiful historic area! Additionally there are so many great markets to check out in general, I recommend Covent Garden market, Spitalfields market, and Greenwich market for sure.
Oh no I don't think my follow-up posted 😅 Also: Spit and Sawdust in Elephant and Castle for beer and decadent tacos. Ngopi in Dalston for an adorable Indonesian cafe with an indomie toastie to die for. Coya (couple of locations but Ive been to the City location) for the skewers but mostly the mushroom skewer. Seto Japanese near Regents Park for homestyle Japanese. Thenga in Kings Cross for homestyle vegan Indian. Seoul90 for homestyle Korean (can u sense a theme). Fare near the Barbican for affordable delish Italian. Maggie's in Deptford for a fab build your own fry-up (best option for people traveling imo). Sainsbury's has the best coronation chicken sandwich meal deal hehe. City Social for amazing views! Bentley's for amazing seafood and mocktails! Bob Bob Ricard for bizarre vibes and ambience!
That bread bite was oddly satisfying 😭
Yesss cuz normally the breads in planes are served hard as a rock!! 😭😭
Who tells their mom about amount of likes on a yt video🤣
Maybe kids do
@@Medicoboi you don't get it 👁👄👁
It's NNN bro chill out
@@Medicoboi it's because usually people write "mom im famous" 💀
Also lol at the difference between how I looked at the beginning of my flight vs the end
Can you go to a greggs
Nice to know your hair isn't perfect 100% of the time! Haha
@@Plantsandkidneys literally tho I need to know how her hair always looks so good
& the hair still looks great. Life is unfair lmfao😭
@@Plantsandkidneys i felt so much better about my hair after seeing that. I leave my house looking good (i think 🤣), but come home looking like a haven't seen hair products in ages 😅
you at the end of a flight is so relatable i get so impatient lmao
Welcome! I see a bunch of people recommending touristy stuff which is great! The museums are lovely (and free) I think the parks are really something unique about London, try Hampstead or Richmond- even Hampton court which is in Richmond park (they feel like you’re in the middle of nowhere and are pretty close to the centre) definitely do the area around carnaby street- it’s pretty busy but really nice and cute too. I’ll give you a break! Sorry for the list 😅
Went in 2019 loved Hampton court!
Re: museums, if you can support smaller museums like the vagina museum pls do !
I agree about the Parks, even the most famous ones like Hyde park are really lovely
That's great you recommended Hampstead, because I just recommended my favourite hidden gem crepe stand there called La Creperie De Hampstead. Highly recommend, best crepes ever.
I agree my family and I loved the parks
Welcome to London! Covent Garden is fantastic with a couple of museums, great places to eat and brilliant street entertainers.
Borough Market is amazing if you're looking for places to eat with a huge range of choices.
I'd second covent garden :)
yesss love covent garden
@@beckyrideout yes i forgot about that one also a really good place
Bros probably from Iraq
I don’t travel far often but snacks are a must! Pretzels, dried fruits, nuts, and small roasted things yes 😩
.. and restrooms
My advice to anyone taking a pack lunch to flights would be avoid anything with nuts. Nuts allergies are very common especially in UK, and I’ve been on a couple of flights where the air hostess has made announcements before take off to ‘not consume anything with nuts as someone with severe nut allergy is on board.’ So now I just avoid it all together.
That's very useful information 👍
Huh, I have severe allergies to egg, milk, nuts, shellfish, mustard, and gluten but nobody says anything Abt it on planes. Maybe bc if they did, nobody would be able to eat anything😅
@@sophiak.0106 @Sophia K. Do you react just by breathing in particles of allergens? Unfortunately some people's nut allergies are so severe that they don't even need to directly consume the allergen to trigger a reaction. Not everyone, but some allergies are just that bad and it's worth a bit of sacrifice to not potentially cause someone's death. Imagine how much it must suck to live with an allergy that reactive.
@@erynflynn8467 yes, I do have a severe allergic reaction just by breathing in the particles. This is because all my allergies are extremely severe
@@sophiak.0106How do you travel then? Do you wear a mask and take anti allergy pills before a flight? And then bring an epipen as a backup plan? That sounds so stressful.
London is beautiful! I really recommend going to the Greenwhich observatory, the view of city is beautiful! It's kind of a hike but really worth it!
I like Beijing dumplings in Chinatown, then in the same street having a custard bun from bun house or the ube bilog from mamasons 😋😋 not very Londony I know, maybe dishoom is more typical from here. Ah, for the views I recommend going to the sky garden you have to book first but it's free. And of course all the classics 😀 enjoy your trip
Can't wait to go back next year. Going to check out your recommendations so thanks.
I was literally gonna type this
Me a londoner reading and screenshotting your comment so I can try the Chinatown reccs
@@jazzerinochocochino Chinatown is literally my favourite area in London, so I recommend Golden Gate Cake Shop for the amazing Asian baked goods and cakes etc. and Happy Lemon for the amazing baked Japanese cheesecakes ♡
Go to Royal Greenwich Park if you get the chance. It’s stunning. You could take a river cruise there on the Thames, depending on where you’re staying. I love doing that too ❤
I find her content so oddly comforting, there’s just something about her voice and watching her cook, and being able to listen to someone talk about something they’re clearly passionate about. It’s also definitely helping me reframe my view of food. Thank you for the great content and have a nice trip! :)
I know what you mean. The Korean Vegan has the same feel as well.
Brick Lane is a great area to walk around! Loads of quirky fun shops, a big indoor vintage market and loads of different places to eat 😊 have an amazing trip ❤️
i recommend visiting chinatown, it’s really nice and pretty, there are some really lovely restaurants and nice bubble tea places :) have fun in london 😃
Borough market is a must go to. Great food stalls and a lot of tourist sights near by along the river.
Yes Borough Market is a dream for any foodie. I love going there
I would recommend Southbank along with all of the other suggestions,, going to the globe theatre is an amazing + unique experience and you can get tickets extremely cheap if you don’t mind standing!! Also harrods is always fun..
Oh dear ..you look so tired. I just want to give you a hug and a warm blanket!
the columbia road flower market on sundays was one of my faves! and there’s a cute vintage store, Vout, that I love. Nightjar if you like cocktails and live music! and dishoom is a classic :)
I so enjoyed food in England and miss it terribly. It wasn't particularly exotic, but a lot of it was fresh, including the "on-the-go" snacks.
Dude she’s so pretty
Definitely check out Borough Market! There are lots of lovely stalls but Humble Crumble make the best apple crumble I’ve ever had! I would also check out BAO because their soup dumplings are amazing 🤩
Iv got some recommendations:
Food:
GO TO GREGGS! Its amazing and has rlly good pastries(i cant spell lmao) and cookies and donuts, its not expensive and french but its rlly good. And thai food is rlly good there, I recommend going to the giggling squid(its so beautiful and the food is amazinggg) and also
Streets:
1. Dont make eye contact
2. Be polite to everyone
3. Avoid people that look like karens
4. If u see a suspicious man check if anyone around them needs help and then stay away
5. Stand in lines
6. You should get help from people at a nice restaurant/ café as most people like to mind their own buisness
7. Idk why people do this but dont change ur accent, speak casually but politely and repeat slowly and clearly if necessary
8. If someones rude, walk away
Do all the touristy stuff in London. Tower bridge, tower of London, crown jewels, walk along the Thames, eye of London, British Museum!! Have fun and enjoy the bread and cheese there 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
I love how you always find something positive to say about almost everything ✨️
I really just wanted to say that your videos have completely revolutionised my eating habits and thinking in what I think of as “healthy”. I’m always so paranoid about gaining weight and would beat myself up constantly for eating foods I love, but the adding not subtracting thought process has me looking to add more nutrients to my meals rather that restrict - I just wanted to say thank you so much and I’m so glad I found your content as it has really changed my life ❤
I would love to go to London!! Have you ever been to Korea? Also could you make more shorts about more healthy ways to eat the food you enjoy with being able to digest easier?
Omg welcome! My favourite places ever are Canary Wharf and Greenwich! Literally walking around both are so peaceful and relaxing. Enjoy🫶
You need to go to Borough Market! Then go to the Gong bar @ Shangri La at the Shard for the most amazing cocktails AND the most amazing views!
Make sure if it’s a weekend you pre book the bar as it can get busy!
Lol love that you should how you really look after a long flight! Beautiful and raw
hi kylie i love your videos! if you like harry potter i really recommend “tour for muggles” to see some locations relevant to the books & movies. also covent garden is super cute!
I just had my first international flight and I was surprised by how good the food was! lol I wasn't expecting it to be palatable 😂
Have fun in London. I hope you get to go to Greenwich and see the Meridian… you can stand on it and be in the two hemispheres at once! 😮
There is so much to see and do that I’m sure you won’t lack choices. I’ve lived here 22 years and everyday I discover something new! 💓
Oh wow I didn't know that.
What is it that you actually see?
@@camvin575 there isn’t anything you see in the space around you. But where the first meridian is located on maps of the earth for the different times zones, there is a line on the ground and they have written down all the different times in various cities in the world. There is a museum and telescopes and other stuff to see there. It’s at the top of a beautiful ill on the river Thames.
being able to have the view from the front of the plane is so cool! ive never seen that before on a flight
Welcome to London! You should visit Richmond and Hampton court if you have time on your trip :)
Hey I’m in London at the moment but I can’t do much cos I’m in an eating disorder unit 😕 I do have some recommendations tho- u could go see Hamilton, go to china town and ride the London eye.
Oh that's brilliant you're getting help and wishing you luck on your journey.
@@camvin575 thank you 💕💕
@@coprolith3827 How have you been coping? Hope you are staying strong and healthy hun.
@@camvin575omg hey I’m okay! I was discharged from that specific Ed unit like 2 months ago but sadly ive relapsed :( I’m still at home for now though! Xxx
@coprolith3827 how are you doing today though?
At least you're being honest with yourself and that's the first step.
Is there anybody around you that you can talk to so you can get more help?
Rehab doesn't always work first time.
I was a drug addict since the age of 13 years of age and it took so many times but I finally got there.
I still have to take each day as it comes though and always will.
Your life will be so much better when you face things head on and you've taken the first step.
Thank you for your reply and your honesty hun, get back to me as soon as you can 🤗.
Tower of London. Universally one of the cheapest and most interesting things in London. Plus the oldest part is right around the corner. When I was there they were having a botanical garden to celebrate the queen. Westminster is also another cheapish place to go inside, especially if you like history. Mayhaps Harry Potter tour if you’re there long enough. And a day trip to Baths. English country side and Roman architecture…beautiful.
you are wonderful. Enjoy London.
The Chinese bakery!!! I’m china town I dream about it…and have a nice trip…also I really likes borough market it has a donut stall and it was very good
Your so lucky! I am going to London for Christmas to see family but I have to do a 7 hour flight then a 11 hour flight 😫
Rhe struggled is real plus in the holidays is busy. Hope everything goes well for you 🙂💛
Aww enjoy London!
welcome to london! I personally live abt 30 minutes away from all the city so I doubt I’d ever actually see you, but there is a lot of great things; street food, pretty chilled people, bakeries/cafes and the views you can get in the right areas are pretty good. I haven’t been to London in a few years so I’m not really sure how much it has changed from my last experience, but I’m sure everything will be great ✨
i live very close to london so i can recommend quite a lot depending on the area!
Enjoy! It’s bloody cold here currently 😅
Oooo I suggest visiting museums and cathedral and definitely enjoy tea time :) wish you have a safe and fun trip in London.
London has lots of museum, a lot of which are free to and absolutely wonderful
First! What airline did u fly in? The food actually looked good (unlike alot of airplane food)😂
Virgin Atlantic!!
@@NutritionByKylie thanks! I love your channel!❤
I was going to give you recommendations but I was 1 month late 😂
Cafe kitsune is an amazing little cafe in Knightsbridge
They have the best miso croissant ever!!
Also just take a walk from London Bridge to Waterloo along the south bank
It’s a fantastic way to see a lot of boogie foodie London it’s what londeners do (I was for 10 years)
Most importantly HAVE A WONDERFUL TRIP!
I’m not sure If you are a musical/play person but when you go to London you HAVE to see a show!! I recommend back to the future the musical. It’s amaizing!!
The idea that we shouldn't bring peanuts/nuts on planes since they can cause an airborne reaction in allergic individuals inhaling peanut dust is actually a common allergy misconception! Though people claim that consuming nuts on a flight can trigger an anaphylactic allergic reaction, there is no evidence that peanut vapors can cause such a reaction. Though it's not completely necessary given the cleaning process between flights, it's recommended that those with severe allergies wipe down their tray table and seat before use since severe reactions are more likely due to contaminated surfaces. If I ever bring nuts on board, I always check with my seatmates before consuming and wipe down the seat, seatbelt, table, and screen after use to minimize cross contamination.
Obviously, if someone alerts the attendants and they make an announcement to not eat nuts on the plane, I won't eat nuts on the plane lol this is only for the 99% of the other flights when no announcement is made!
If people are curious about sources, here’s the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology website with a list of studies and sources: www.aaaai.org/allergist-resources/ask-the-expert/answers/old-ask-the-experts/peanut-air-travel#:~:text=The%20bottom%20line%20is%20that,itself%20circulates%20and%20causes%20reactions.
@@jamesdryan Do you have the evidence to prove otherwise? Data has consistently shown that peanut dust does not become airborne nor does inhaling peanut butter vapors promote a reaction.
To summarize the article, a 2003 study (pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12847496/) found the following:
- No airborne peanut was detected in filters worn at the level of the neck
- Peanut dust likely doesn't circulate in the air
- Casual contact or inhalation of peanut butter to those severely allergic to peanut butter was highly unlikely to cause any symptoms
In 2013, these findings were replicated (pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23608728/). and it was concluded that it is highly unlikely that peanut particles remain in the air after initial shelling.
In 2019, these findings were further replicated in a cabin during flight (www.jaci-inpractice.org/article/S2213-2198(18)30349-0/fulltext). There were no detectable peanut levels from 3 air filters tested where individuals were deshelling and eat peanuts and the study concluded that the risk of exposure on an airplane stems from potentially contaminated surfaces, not from airborne levels.
Keep in mind that all of these studies were published in a highly reputable allergy and immunology journal.
Anaphylaxis from nut exposure is EXTREMELY rare on airplanes and any case that has occurred hasn't been proven to be due to airborne allergens as it is most likely due to contaminated surfaces. That said, I don't promote airlines passing out snacks or meals that contain nuts to all passengers due to the contamination risk. As I've mentioned in previous comments, I always check with my seat neighbors and wipe down my seat, seatbelt, table, and screen with Clorox wipes after use if and when I choose to eat nuts to prevent contamination.
I understand that many parents of children with allergies lash out at this idea due to fear, but it's important to utilize evidence-based research so we can 1. prevent the true nature of such rare reactions and 2. not create unnecessary restrictions.
@@NutritionByKylie I can confirm that on my flight to the UK online said you can bring whatever snack you want. It's the responsibility of the person with any type of peanut allergy to bring what they need in case of exposure. I believe I read that on Aer Lingus' website. It's not word for word but you know what I mean. I definitely had trail mix with me on all of my flights. No flight attendant said anything to me.
I think you should go to Westfield!! It’s in west London and it’s a great shopping centre, there is so much to see and do there!
your soooo pretty!!
Welcome to England! I'm born and raised and living in the South East of the UK, but been to London countless times now. I'd recommend Chinatown (it has delicious Asian food of all kinds and my favourite Asian bakeries), Happy Lemon in Chinatown (the baked Japanese cheesecakes there are to die for), going to see a musical in one of the big theatres in Central London, like near Leicester Square, for example. Go to the famous Buckingham Palace, London Eye and London Bridge. In Soho, there's delicious Asian food of all kinds. In Hampstead, there's my favourite hidden gem food stand called 'La Creperie de Hampstead'.
And I also recommend being careful with your bags as pickpockets are well known in London. I hope you enjoy your first time in Londooon, and that you enjoy my recommendations if you go to any of them! Much love ♡ 🥰
The way she looked when she woke up LMFAO FELT
"After a few hours"
"I finally fell asleep after 1 hour"
*she reversed time no cap.*
Hehe pretty sure she was saying she finally fell asleep and was awoken after 1 hour
You need to visit the london eye..
The veiw is to underated
The museums in London are amazing, Big Ben is a more tourist place same with The Tower of London and Buckingham Palace. Hyde Park and the national art gallery are good too. Hope this helps
Things to do in UK:
1. Leave
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I love your complimentary personality. Most people would have said what they didn't like.
I definitely recommend going to a high tea/afternoon tea they’re amazing
I’d say go to soho and the west end and go and see a musical!! it’s my favourite thing to do with my mum! My favourite is Matilda! 😊
Omg I've always wanted to go to London
Just loved your hair, so beautiful
Welcome to the UK! I hope you enjoy your time here, I haven't been to London so I can't exactly tell anything about it
omg your hair looks so good tho!!
Those brownies are so nice!!
Love this! I’ve only done one super long flight once, and my IBS is much worse now so the thought of doing another terrifies me.
11 hours to London. Wow, that’s fast. It’s 24 hours for us, from Melbourne, Australia. The food usually tastes better than it looks.
Definitely check out Covent garden (not a park), Natural history museum and Tower of London. One of my favorite cities in the world.
Is the snacks homemade? I would love to try those. Looks healthy and good!
Hi Kylie, I might be late but as Londoner my recommendations would be to visit Covent Garden, it’s so cute to walk around. Also if you have a sweet tooth visit Said Dal and for great food Dishoom.
That slow eye blink after you woke up was everything 😆
Camden Market was my absolute favorite place in London! A TON of fun food options and cute shops! Highly recommend!!!
Make sure you go to SOHO during the evening. It has a diverse variety of restaurants and nightclubs! Really fun area. It is also close to oxford street and piccadilly circus which are a shopping street and a large touristic place. Piccadilly circus is close to green park too where Buckingham Palace is. It's super easy to do all of that in a day
Welcome to London!! After living here for a while I have to say Tower Bridge never has lost its magic for me. There’s a small pub under the south side of the bridge where you can grab a pint and enjoy a perfect view of the bridge and the London skyline. Enjoy your trip!! 😊
If you are in London for some time, I would absolutely recommend taking a day trip to Brighton to see the seaside and visit the much nicer version of "Camden marked". If you can find a traditional teahouse to have lunch at I would highly recommend that!
Welcome :) Hope you have a great time here
Love your videos! My fiancé and I went in October 2019 (good pre-pandemic timing!) and loved Efes Whitechapel. It was this terrific Turkish restaurant. Enjoy London!
Gregg's steak bake! Also I spend a lovely could of hours at the caffe concerto soho location with a couple of slices of cake and a pot of tea while listening to great music and watching the world go by. While it was kind of expensive, the Uber boat ride was totally worth my not walking all over creation and definitely ride the buses. More convenient and no stairs (well, unless you sit upstairs which is really fun). I went for my first time and on my own on March and had a blast!
If you are into theatre I would highly recommend seeing a show at the Globe! The tickets are really cheap (and the cheap ones are the best, trust me!) and it is such an amazing experience!
Have the best trip!! ❤❤❤
I would truly recommend the Shard, the view is beautiful. Sky garden for drinks or even dinner. Convent garden is great. Plays if you are interested in that. Chinatown is great and close to convent.Hope you have a lovely trip.
I just went to London!! and TRUST ME are those musicals in the queens theater good! I went to see phantom of the opera but ones like Wicked, The lion king, and Matilda are also amazing!
in london there’s a really good small korean food place near the british museum. you should really try it out! their tteokbokki is on point
Bucket list for you (from a British person):
• Camden market
•Richmond park (has a lovely high street too
•Windsor (the castle and there is lovely cafes nearby)
•Covent garden
*Notting hill
Omg yes welcome to the UK. Your content is wonderful. I hope you have a fab time ❤️
Welcome to London! Do try to attend the Cadogan Hall for lovely classical concerts. Also the British Museum is really worth it.
you should go to the tower of london! its an awesome museum! also id recommend getting afternoon tea at the langham!
when you go out be prepared for any weather. bring an umbrella for rain, wait shorts and a t shirt but take trousers just incase, bring a big coat and 2 pair of shoes!
If you are still in London, go to Borough Market. Excellent eats and shopping for all kinds of palates!
The London eye is amazing
Welcome to London!!! a good place to go to is (Madame Tussaud’s ) it basically has super realistic statues of famous actors,prime ministers etc. justin Bieber, Boris Jonson, Ariana grande and many more! The only down side is that it’s kinda expensive but its totally worth it!!
Thank you for seeing this 🤗
Richmond Park is great if you fancy some fresh air and a long walk. The Riverside walk around Chiswick/Hammersmoth/Fulham/Putney is also lovely, lots of great pubs across the river on the North side of the river.
Welcome to London!! 🎉 lived here most of my adult life - you’ll love it. I’d recommend Greenwich - go to the view (the view is awesome of whole of London), and see the cutty sark (boat) and you can walk under the Thames. Also if you want somewhere more local/where people who live here hang out try east London - Victoria park market on a Sunday, walk along the canal to hackney wick too. Kings cross also great area with canal walk to Camden. In general, try and walk as much as poss and don’t bother with tube in central - everything’s pretty close! Enjoy :)
Kew gardens is such a great place, you should definitely check it out.
Would recommend trying as much of the food as you can Ottolenghi is my favourite (though an expensive lunch time spot). The food in London is great! Trip Advisor is a little touristy would recommend looking at Timeout or similar
Welcome to London ! Hi from a Londoner
Kylie how does your hair always look so good!!!
i love your channel
This is supremely nerdy, but they have walking tours of London. My husband and I really enjoyed them. You learn a lot, tour the city on foot, get access to places most people don’t (ruins of a Roman arena, anyone?). Highly recommend. Enjoy your stay!
Welcome to London! I recommend visiting Greenwich, there are multiple free or cheap museums and markets there and it’s a beautiful historic area! Additionally there are so many great markets to check out in general, I recommend Covent Garden market, Spitalfields market, and Greenwich market for sure.
Best Japanese restaurant in London is definitely Cubé in Mayfair! Really amazing omakase and the nicest staff ever. 🥺
Oh no I don't think my follow-up posted 😅 Also: Spit and Sawdust in Elephant and Castle for beer and decadent tacos. Ngopi in Dalston for an adorable Indonesian cafe with an indomie toastie to die for. Coya (couple of locations but Ive been to the City location) for the skewers but mostly the mushroom skewer. Seto Japanese near Regents Park for homestyle Japanese. Thenga in Kings Cross for homestyle vegan Indian. Seoul90 for homestyle Korean (can u sense a theme). Fare near the Barbican for affordable delish Italian. Maggie's in Deptford for a fab build your own fry-up (best option for people traveling imo). Sainsbury's has the best coronation chicken sandwich meal deal hehe. City Social for amazing views! Bentley's for amazing seafood and mocktails! Bob Bob Ricard for bizarre vibes and ambience!