British Couple Try American Breakfast For First Time | Travel Beans & The Way Away In England Part 1
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In this travel video, we introduce our friends Josh & Ashley from The Way Away - a couple from America who have been travelling full time for the past 4 years and vlogging their experiences! In this England travel vlog, Josh & Ashley make us a traditional American breakfast with American pancakes, streaky bacon, maple syrup and fried eggs on top! Alex & I taste this unusual breakfast combination for the first time and show our first reaction.
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Coming from the East Coast we don’t do it the same way. I have never seen eggs on pancakes. On the side yes but never on the pancakes.
Coming from California I have never seen eggs on pancakes either.
Exactly what I was going to say. In all my 51 years, I've never once seen that. Nor would I go without a knife, and I really don't like syrup. Too sweet.
Yeah definitely don’t make a strange burger like meal with it. Eggs on the side please / Philadelphia
same in midwest...at least i have never seen people do it in kansas
The eggs go on the hash browns.
And I've never seen eggs served on pancakes
Eggs are served on bacon everywhere here in the midwest
Never seen it neither in my 63 years of eating breakfasts in the US.
@@dtwolfe63 not where I live in the Midwest! Eggs and bacon or sausage on the side. Pancakes on a separate plate.
Me neither
@@straycat1403 Even when you cook your own breakfast? It's always one plate at home
Add me to the list of Americans who has NEVER heard of stacking runny eggs on top of pancakes. Soft whipped butter and real maple syrup all the way! Then crispy bacon and sausage links on the side. I will admit to loving the maple syrup on the sausage, but I like the bacon all by itself so I can taste it without anything hiding that wonderful bacon-y flavor. And while I LOVE hash browns, I don't remember ever having them with pancakes in the same meal (too much starch in one meal). While you're in the USA, I agree with whoever said for you to try biscuits and gravy - especially if you're in one of the southern states. While in the south you should also try grits (as long as it's the real stuff, NOT instant).
Exactly
Thank you!
I'm only half joking when I say I think they might be foreign intelligence agents posing as Americans. This is seriously so weird that it arouses suspicion.
NEVER!!! Who ever this guy is is very misleading
Agree, runny eggs on top is NOT an American standard!
An American here who has NEVER heard of putting the egg on the pancakes. That’s a total individual thing. I love a runny yolk but on a pancake is nasty! Toast, yes.
Toast/hash browns to mop-up, yes, pancakes, no...
Over easy eggs between pancakes are great best of both worlds
Where are these Americans from...very way away!😂
Most places serve the pancakes on a separate plate. (Not stacked with the egg and bacon!?!) Right now you can find a lot of pumpkin spice pancakes, yum! Also, you need to try Southern biscuits and gravy. Loveless Cafe in Nashville, TN is one of the very best places for a traditional Southern breakfast.
I'm from Washington State- same as Way Away and we definitely DO NOT stack the egg and bacon... they're kind of inflating how it's served lol. I've never even heard or seen that. And you're right- the pancakes are usually on the side where I am too! And pumpkin spice pancakes are bommmbbbb.
Andrea Brittingham Yes, they are!! Those Brits don’t know what they’re missing! 😋
@@dwhetsel695
For real. They're missing out on some good eating.
Americans love breakfast.
I live in Nashville and I certainly have had biscuits and gravy at the Loveless Cafe. YUMMY! But then I have never had anything at the Loveless that was not yummy. The reason it's been so long since I have been to the Loveless is that the food is so good that there is a terrible wait for a table. I think the last time I was there I waited close to an hour and a half. The food is worth the wait but I just don't always have that much time so I end up going somewhere else.
@@maryannanderson2213 I’m from Knoxville, and we try to go to the Loveless any time we are close to Franklin/Brentwood/Belle Mead area! You guys have so many good places to eat in the metro area, it would be hard to choose just one!
Growing up in NZ we always buttered all the layers, just makes sense, moist Pancakes are better than dry Pancakes. 🥞😊
I have never eaten pancakes with bacon and an egg on top 😖
I have never ever heard of the thing. You put butter and syrup on them, I don't even like maple syrup getting on the bacon. Yuck.
I never seen peanutbutter on pancakes or eggs i eat all my foods separate but on the same plate
Pancake sandwiches exist
@@minnelee927 I've always put pb on my waffles/pancakes. Always delicious
Pancakes always on their own plate!👊🏼
As an American, who also lives in Washington State- the egg & bacon on top would be Ashley & Josh's preference. That's not how they come or are usually served. You'd typically have the pancakes, and eggs and bacon or sausage would be on the side. A lot of restaurants you have to pay extra for the eggs and bacon too- some places you only get the pancakes. Just so we're clear lol! Also- I've always used real maple syrup and we heat it in our household... COLD SYRUP ON HOT PANCAKES IS A CRIME.
Oooh warm syrup sounds pretty great.. :P
True! No egg on top. Gross!
I was about to say - what barbarian puts an egg on top of pancakes! It's always served on the side in America lol
Exactly!
Agreed with Andrea and others. Also, crispy bacon is always on the side and eaten with your fingers. No knife and fork with bacon. We had a primary presidential candidate who lost because he was seen eating pizza with knife and fork. That's almost as bad.
In most states the eggs, hash brown and meat are on one plate. Pancakes on another. Also in my area(kansas) there a choice of pancake, toast or biscuit. Also need to try biscuits and sausage gravy.
Gerri Sestric thank you! Exactly this.
As an American, I've never had or seen eggs served on top of pancakes. Pancakes get syrup & butter only and are served on the side, not with the eggs & bacon.
Usually, in American restaurants pancakes are served in one dish; and the eggs, hash browns, and sausage or bacon are served in another. I’ve never seen eggs served on top of the pancakes and certainly not bacon. That must be a personal preference of Ashley & Josh. Also, there is no rule against using knives to cut your pancakes. In restaurants a knife would be included with the tableware for each diner. At least in all of the restaurants I’ve eaten in from California to New York that has been the case.
I loved this! I didn't realize how different our American food is... In my home we love breakfast so much we can have anytime of the day... Breakfast for dinner is a once a week tradition...
Yes! I love a bit of brinner! :P
1st.. I always use a knife to cut my pancakes. 2nd.. that egg goes on the side, not on the delicious pancakes. 3rd.. the bacon was fried perfectly. and 4th..more butter, more syrup!!
I was born in Indiana and now live in Florida and I have never put bacon and eggs ON pancakes. As in a previous comment, this seems to be how Ashley and Josh prefer pancakes, but I don't find it typical. Pancakes smothered in butter and maple syrup with sausage patties or links to the side is how you would get them in any IHOP (International House of Pancakes) that I've ever been to. If you added eggs to your meal, they would be plated separately with a biscuit, corn bread or toast on the side. Then again, we all have our individual preferences.
I like my pancakes or French toast with butter and maple syrup anytime of the day. That’s why favorite restaurant or Diners is Denny’s where they serve breakfast 24/7.
What a privilege it is to take your American Pancake virginity!!
We LOVE hanging with you two goofballs. Here’s to many more adventures ahead 🍻
Well, they do say you never forget your first... American breakfast experience! And we can't now because it's on the internet FOREVER! 😂
Thanks you guys for cooking us up such a feast! Also, that emoji is definitely cider.. not beer :P
Eggs don't go on top of the pancakes
Next up: buttermilk biscuits [like scones, but without egg/sugar] and sausage white/country gravy! Yum! You'll love it!
Two of my fav travel vloggers in one vid, just need the endless adventure & Kara and Nate to finish the set !
Oh, and Flying The Nest !
@@andyjones68 haha you missed the best travel vloggers of all... Kinging it
@@limpfishyes Haven't seen them yet, time to check them out !
Yes I watch all of these people!! A video with all of them would be amazing!!
Looks delicious. I can't speak for all Americans but usually with pancakes in my experience everything except the butter and syrup there goes on the side. The breakfast meats and the eggs both. And you'd just take a bite of each as preferred. Me personally I like my pancakes with lots of butter and syrup and bacon on top and sometimes I'd even eat it like a little wrap but that's my own thing.
But eggs are usually on the side either scrambled or scrambled with cheese or sunny side up or over easy or whatever. I like poached too but that's less common unless Hollandaise, Canadian Bacon and an English Muffin are involved.
Slight exception... "bacon pancakes," like "blueberry pancakes" or "banana pancakes" **are** apparently a thing.
Cook the bacon strips half way, then pou the pancake batter over them and allow that to cook, thus cooking the bacon the rest of the way. Flip the pancake and cook the bottom, and you've got "bacon pancakes."
Not sure I'm a fan, but for those who are, it's a thing...
Ashley your right.peanut butter an syrup on pancakes yum.i love Log Cabin...
I first visited the USA in 1995 and was recommended to go to Denny’s for breakfast. There for a very reasonable price I not only had all the things on your plate but was also given a small portion of whipped cream. Everything arrived on the same plate but was spread around rather than in a pile in the middle. This meant that I treated the pancakes syrup and cream as one part of the breakfast and the rest as the other rather than mixing them together. I’m now wondering what I missed.
Ah yes.. the combo is pretty special
At restaurants you get to choose what you want to mix in what way. Putting sweet syrup on bacon, sausage, ham or fried chicken on your breakfast plate is common. Putting syrup on pancakes or waffles is practically obligatory. They’re too dry otherwise.
George L At Denny’s in 1995 there wasn’t a choice other than which breakfast you wanted. Nobody ever asked me if I wanted to change anything.
@@JohnRS100 This is a cultural quirk of the United States. It's basically assumed that you can have things on your plate customized, within reason, to your liking. This is generally the case in most restaurants, but especially in "diner" style casual ones. They may let you know they cannot accommodate some things, but the general assumption is that anything is game for changing. I realize it's not often the case in restaurants in Europe. Just letting you know the culture here is a bit different. It is not uncommon to ask for something "on the side" when it usually comes inside or on top of the dish. You could always ask for the egg and bacon to be on top, if you desire. The understanding there is that since you're paying, you can dictate how it should look on your plate. That's not completely the case in high end restaurants where chefs plate according to artistic standards, but even then, you can ask for some substitutions or deletions.
The guy in this video is just weird and puts everything on top of his pancakes Thats not very common.Usually the only thing they put inside or on top of the pancakes are blueberries or bananas and sometimes pecans or peaches
Argh, that looks so good. Gotta love pancakes and bacon! Before you head off you need to show the Way Away an English breakfast. A Wetherspoons breakfast 😂
Hope America goes well for you guys! ❤️
Thats a super typical breakfast at most places in the US but hit a big city and you'll be getting avocado toast with poached eggs in most places 😊
Chasing Jaunts In a big city you have choices.
@@afcgeo882 I love pancakes too :)
I loved this and am looking forward to your America vlogs!
This was super hilarious and such a fun video
Very lovely meeting friends.... My best travelers.... Have great times...
A great way to start the day! 👌👌
So damn fun seeing you lot together! 😘
Miss you guys!
Just found your channel love it so much! I just started up with my travel vlogs again and its so nice to see people like you guys smashing it!! loved the video! :)
America has the most delicious maple syrup from Vermont. It rivals any other. I love to use maple syrup drizzled over yams or sweet potatoes, with some freshly chopped rosemary, then baked, instead of using brown sugar. My favorite American pancake/griddlecake/flapjack, etc., is buckwheat banana walnut, or pumpkin spice with pecans, served with whipped butter and maple syrup. This served with a glass of fresh-squeezed OJ, and a cup of coffee or tea is all you need until dinner. It's so good! I think the egg and bacon placed on top of the pancakes is a regional thing. As an American, I have never actually seen it served that way before. Nevertheless, it is certainly worth a try since I do enjoy savory and sweet combinations.
This series should be titled 'Beans home and Away Away'. 💋💋👸🧔
Ooh The beans and WayFam in 1 video, excited!
Do you have a brother named Jeff ?
I have no brothers.
My wife and I are American. We have never put eggs on top of our pancakes or even had them on the same plate. My wife always has her syrup on the side of her pancakes so she can dip them. I definitely use a knife and fork to cut my pancakes. Now I have seen, and done, people putting honey, jam or jelly and gravy on their pancakes. My mom only put butter on hers. While some people stack up their pancakes I eat them one at a time. I loved watching your America video's.
the breakfast wasn’t weird, it actually makes sense to put everything on top of each other lol
yum
It's mostly just me slapping Steve with pancakes, that's how it works in America... That said he now prefers Turkish breakfast to American breakfast! 😉 Love the way away btw!
Yeah, that's a pretty typical home cooked American Sunday breakfast. That said, a southern style breakfast is the way to go!
Stabbing is encouraged. That's hilarious!
This is so funny! X
Not all Americans eat that way. In the south, we usually have our eggs and bacon separately. Then put the maple syrup on the pancakes.
I don't get piling everything on top of the pancake. Personally, I like to taste everything individually. I'm from the East Coast and we don't eat it like that nor do diners serve it that way. It can be on the same plate but it's served on the side.
This video is hilarious!
Here in Pittsburgh PA. I always eat eggs with some sort of toast, muffin or biscuit, with pancakes on the side. There's nothing wrong with cutting the pancakes with a knife and yes, I hold my fork in my left hand. I'm left handed. This was two weird Americans showing these Brits the ropes....lol
I was a bit puzzled too when he told him he could only use his right hand to hold the fork. Lefties can definitely use their left hands to use a fork. And they shouldn't use a knife? That was a first as well. It's fine to use a knife to cut up pancakes if you want. Not usually necessary but can be done. 😊
Don’t know what the egg ON the pancake stuff is about cause that’s definitely not how I eat mine lol.. I do cook my eggs over easy like that but I put them on my toast 🖤 I don’t eat pork so I skip the bacon and sausage
Don't eat Pork? You're missing out. I prefer it to beef depending on what it is. Has a different unique flavor over beef.
It’s just a preference. I like pork just my body don’t agree with it lol I will eat Sausage gravy with my biscuits but again, it’s rare lol
Ok We’re VERY AMERICAN and we don’t do our breakfast that way at all! Eggs and bacon should Not be mixed together. If you can manage it, they shouldn’t even touch! Maybe the bacon or sausage can mix in the syrup but eggs mixed with pancakes? Nope! However, maybe from where the Way Away are from it’s okay. We learned to like grits for breakfast in the south!. We do TOTALLY agree that butter needs to be between each pancake layer!
I never heard of eggs on top of pancakes ..but the usa is a big continent
It’s actually very good.
As an American, I have never seen anyone put an egg on top of pancakes. It's always on a separate plate. Plus I never put butter on pancakes, just syrup.
I confirm that! Eggs on a separate plate. Pancakes with syrup and jelly for me. My friends whipped cream, fruit or jelly. There is no real standard. Some don't like blueberry pancakes ( fruit in the pancake!) Crapes also are popular....but each area is a little different! Many people eat their family-style, crisp bacon for some, rubbery for others. Regional favorites like waffles and chicken, but popular in Omaha NE. We like our brunch though!
four cutties in one vlog ... I LOV IT 😘
When you come to America you need to try BBQ, it varies from area to area. From sauce to dry rub. Grits and chicken and waffles in the south. Here in Ohio it's biscuits covered with fried potatoes, eggs, all covered with sausage gravy or cream dried beef. Tex Mex in the south west.
Next one, Chicken and Waffles FTW!
Never seen anyone eat eggs on top of their pancakes. I don’t like butter, so I only use syrup. I most certainly will use a knife if necessary.
I’m actually upset now that no one sat beside me and taught me the proper way to eat my first full English breakfast!
Omg! You guys have to try a McGriddle from McDonald’s! I thought it would be weird, and it was delicious!
well eggs on the side butter the pancakes some real maple some berries and homefries that’s my swimming breakfast 😉
The pancakes 🥞 slaps 😂😂😂😂
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Amazing vlog guys. it would be cool to see you try all the different burger places and in America that we don't have in the UK, or even maybe Mcdonalds/KFC compared to UK.
Hi Emma & Alex, I am a Sub/Viewer of "The Way Away" I am now a Fan of yours as well. This Video was Funny!
Blessings from Oklahoma,
Piper
The beginning of the video had awesome cinematography
Yum.
NO no no.... this is in no way correct. Pancakes go on one plate, the eggs and bacon go on a separate plate... NEVER eggs and bacon on top of a stack of pancakes! This is how it is also served in restaurants that do breakfast meals. As with the majority of the comments, this seems to be the consensus. Good grief where did Ashley and Josh get the idea to do it that way? They must come from some strange area of North America where this is acceptable breakfast plating .... *shakes head* no no no never
Yeah, it's weird. I'm American, and I've never seen breakfast served like that.
It's not helpful to give people bad information.
Sourdough pancakes,butter and WARM syrup, maple or whatever .
Wow Guys both of you and your american friends are looking very nice beautiful amazing uk video well done 😊😊❤️❤️👍👍
Also, for us, a short stack is two pancakes and a tall stack is three.
As a left handed American I'll use my fork in my left hand thank you very much.
I do eggs on the side and sop up the yoke with some nice buttery toast.
Butter and maple syrup on every layer! Bacon and egg on the side. I’m weird, so I had more cinnamon toast and cheese toast for breakfast. I think waffles are better than pancakes. 😊
That was great, especially
The pancake slap ‘a noir’ 😂. I’m in Houston so if you find out the USA is more than the East and West Coast + Las Vegas and you need some tips for Texas and/or Houston, I’m here to help !
Yup good ol American breakfast and that stuff is good. I've actually had the eggs cooked inside the pancake in the middle with the yolk medium well. I've also had fried egg on top. Pancakes here can mix with different side items like fruits, chocolate or ham. You two look like you enjoyed it a lot. 🍴🍳
I'm in NC and I don't rebutter every layer of pancakes. I only use syrup.
Now to just have biscuits and gravy!
Very intrigued by that one!
Most Americans will recognize syrup (authentic maple, or artificial “pancake syrup” like the Mrs. Butterworths that Josh mentioned) primarily for pancakes, but also often enjoyed with sausage or bacon (usually sausage). Eggs, no matter the style, are NOT typically served with syrup. Traditional American breakfast has TWO “sauces”: 1. syrup, and 2. egg yolk (when eggs are runny). Remove the incredibly buttery & sweet pancakes & syrup (I do), and you still have a delicious savory combo of meat & eggs, which is typically served with *toast* (which can be used to mop up runny egg, or be spread with butter &/or jelly). The eggs & syrup thing must be a Way Away thing.
All these people complaining about pancakes being served on a separate plate have apparently never cooked their own breakfast and only get it from a restaurant. At home we use one plate for everything. Has your yolk never run into your pancake and syrup on your eggs??
On the farm this is exactly how we eat our breakfast. The key is runny yolked over easy or sunny side up egg. Then you have the yolk to sop up with your pancake. Sooo good. If the yolks are over cooked then we just eat them separate. If we have French toast I also keep them separate. It's all personal preference.
I'd venture that those who have never tried it have no spirit of adventure.
Good breakfast
5:30 I'm with Ash... Peanut butter, bacon, and maple syrup is YUM...!
- Not an American, just appreciate the combo of flavours... :)
Side note: Maple syrup + porridge beats porridge with honey...
That's how we do it down south.
Egg beans and toast will do for me. Half English. Without Bacon. I’d add harsh brown, fishfinger!
I have never put an egg on my pancakes (Kansas) but I do agree about the butter! I have had pancakes with peanut butter too. It was good. I've also put peanut butter on hamburgers.
And what's with the egg on the Pancakes? Only Josh and Ashley do that. 😉
Glad you guys are visiting the US! If you head to philly where I am from, you definitely want to try a good cheesesteak. Anywhere in the northeast will have really good pizza. If you go south, you’ll definitely want to try some good American southern food (bbq, mac n cheese, mash potatoes, etc). West coast and Texas will have good Texmex. And definitely try the local beer wherever you go! Sounds like you will be here for thanksgiving, which means you are in for probably one of the biggest, yummiest, and the unhealthiest meal you’ll ever eat. Enjoy!
Love you, Travel Beans! (Way Away, not so much). From Alaska - and born & bred American, I've never heard of eggs on pancakes covered in syrup, and it sounds revolting. Side by side, eggs & pancakes & bacon are great - but not mixed. JMO. Emma & Alex - have you ever been to Alaska ?
Great video and reminds me of my business trips to the US. Us Brits had no chance at all. We gained half a stone every week we went there. The real killer was the real US fried donuts which were served up at 1100 by our hosts. Of course we devoured them; the Americans mostly ignored them. We passed on lunch.:)
I’m American and have never put an egg on my pancakes. Pancakes are on a separate plate from the eggs, bacon and sausage, even at restaurants. The stacks are on a separate plate. You can have pigs in a blanket, but….eggs? News to me. I also eat with a knife and a fork-together.
Gotta have some Texas BBQ!!!
I love seeing the difference in the way our two cultures do things differently. As long as we are not trying to make a competition with it, it is fun to compare and contrast our individual styles. I am a Californian (San Diego) and would never EVER put an egg on top of my pancakes. I actually prefer to have my eggs on a separate plate (like they do in many restaurants) so the eggs don't get syrup on them. I also skip the bacon altogether.
I hear that chicken and waffles are a popular breakfast down in the south. I have never tried them but it does not sound very good! But that's what is great about our country. Diversity!!!
I'm in the southern U.S. and I tried chicken and waffles once and I honestly don't see what the big deal was. I wasn't impressed at all. Don't hear about them too much anymore. I think it was a trend that came and went.
try hp sauce on the bacon or sausages and poached eggs on buttered toast. yum! tomato sauce is 95% sugar syrup anyway lol
You can get that breakfast at ihop in california not sure if nation wide
I've seen eggs on pancakes from the western usa and southern usa
I’ve NEVER seen an egg served on top of pancakes. Ditto bacon. Short stack in most places is two big pancakes or 3 small ones. Peanut butter pancakes are quite common with athletes and small children though. Often with bananas added.
in NYC the eggs would never be served on top. In a diner they would probably be on another plate with the hash browns. We do use forks and knives. I think the eggs on the pancakes is just Ashley and Josh style. LOL
I have never heard if the egg on top of the pancakes or peanut butter on the pancake. Never. Not recommended. Now the butter on all of the layers, that is real! 😆
Migas and breakfast tacos as a Texan breakfast is wild
as a Texan myself I just eat cereal or eggs with hot sauce
You should let people know when and where (in the states) that you are visiting. Maybe some meet and greets would be fun.
I never put syrup on my pancakes (too sweet), just a lot of butter. My favorite is from IHOP
If you’re coming this way, maybe try some boiled peanuts. Normally found in the south and they’re delicious. Well at least I think so anyway.
In the UK! You will only get the American style bacon experience if you buy our, dry cured streaky bacon. You can find it in most super markets now 😊✌️💕
I have literally never eaten pancakes with bacon and/or eggs on top. Where I'm from (Upsate New York) that is not a thing.
No criticism to either custom here! I've learned from watching British tv that most usually eat with both hands actively involved at all times. One hand for the fork, the other for the knife. I was raised from the time of learning to use utensils. 'One' politely eats with a fork, one cuts with a knife, if cutting is necessary, you cut with the knife, then lay it on the edge of the plate, and eat with the fork. Repeat as necessary. I have seen some in the U.S. use both hands actively, but in the Appalachians..settled by real Brits..and isolated still, the customs remain. The British method does seem more efficient...
I agree with the keeping the pancake stack very buttery it's always better than you have the real maple syrup just mingle with the butter it's f****** delicious
Must try a rueben sandwich
They look goooooooood!
Where will you be visiting in the US? If you go anywhere in the Southwest (Arizona, Southern California, New Mexico, Texas) make sure to try some Mexican food! Tacos are always great, but some of our absolute favorites are tamales and pozole. 😬
Definitely excited for mexican food - and super intrigued for mexican breakfast! We'll be in NYC and, hopefully, a road trip in the West. Never tried tamales or pozole - it's now on the list!
Wow, we can’t wait to see where you go! You can’t beat a Mexican breakfast. Theres lots of dishes to choose from, like huevos rancheros, but keep an eye out for chilaquiles! I have a feeling that Emma will particularly like it-just remember that refried beans are often not vegetarian-friendly because they usually contain lard!
Buy local Maple syrup where available
I come from the midwestern US. Never in my life have I ever heard of putting your eggs on top of pancakes, on tv, the internet, or IRL. Whatever floats your boat, though, I suppose. Nice video; thank you!
I would love for you to come to Texas and try some breakfast tacos (with heat) and biscuits and gravy with sausage patties instead of links.
And most people in America don’t put eggs on their pancakes they eat them on the side. Those hash browns he cooked were “Just right” crispy on the outside and soft on the inside.