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Irish People Try British Food For The First Time
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2015
- Irish People try Haggis, Scotch eggs, Cornish pasties & more!
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We know they're our next door neighbours but there are still certain British foods we just don't get a lot of over here in the Emerald Isle. We asked our guys to taste test some of the quirkier items and tell us what they thought.
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The man in the leather jacket always reminds me of a modern, Irish Jack Sparrow. Every. Single. Time.
or V from vendetta
🎶 This is the tale, of modern Irish jack sparrow! 🎶
I THOUGHT THAT TOOOO!!!
I see Trent Reznor every time. Keep expecting him to burst into song... LOL
LOL that guy did the Scottish accent great with the haggis. Loved that
"Murin! Freedom!" I lost my shit.
Hilarious, right?
hey u spelled it wrong 😂
Here's a little lesson in trickery. This is going down in history.
"I can see why Britain invaded all those other countries. In search of better food." Brilliant mate.
I choked 😂😭
Arizona succulent Irish food is worse than British 🤣🤣🤣
@@scottwhitley3392 Personaly like my irish food but comparing it to other people food it is a little under par. Better than British food but others do make better food.
Liam McMars Britain’s a country with 67,000,000 people and massive regional differences there is some great food there, in my opinion both British and Irish food is underrated and If a lot of the dishes had a French name they would be much more popular
Priceless ❤️
Irish people try good weather.
ROLMAO!!!!
You killed me!
+Elaine Marie Rolling on laughing my ass off?
we mostly have rain and wind so were not used to it.
+Stuart Gibbons It happens around May/June, then we have used up our annual allocation of good weather.
Top notch joke 👌
I heard that Cornish Pasties were made to withstand being dropped down a mine shaft. That way, if that happened, the miner would still have a fairly intact meal and not be hungry or anything when they had time to eat. I LOVE Cornish Pasties. So good.
I made cornish pasties for the first time a few years back and used a quite old recipe that called for rutabagas instead of mashed potatoes. I come from a family of farmers and have NEVER really liked rutabagas, but in the pasties I made they TOTALLY became DELICIOUS! I've tried them since in split pea soup and some other recipes and in the right recipe they're pretty great.
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Welsh food
Arabian Gulf / khaleeji food. not Lebanese/Syrian/Palestinian food (hummus, baba ghanouj, etc.) but food like, Kabsa, Biryani, Maqluba, etc.
California food..... Bacon avocado kale everything
Swedish food! Or any Scandinavian food! (Or the weirdest Scandinavian food or Scandinavian sweets.)
trie malta food pl
All of that looked really good to me. Who said Brits had bad food?
+TheAuthor I think that rumour comes from during WW2 when we had rationing and food really was dire.
+TheAuthor Our food isn't bad, it's just a little boring imo. 80% of the indigenous food centres around roast dinners and gravy
blazednlovinit
Actually more people eat pies regularly than have roast dinner those are usually only for Sundays, and religious holidays. We also eat a lot of curry.
solatiumz Where in the UK you from? We don't do pies more than anyone else up here in Yorkshire, at least in my experience. On bonfire night there's pie and peas and Christmas there's mince pies but that's about it
Nadia Mohamed Start a fad, maybe it'll catch on :)
The read headed girl is so god damn attractive
+Matt Hands off mate, I called dibs on her several videos ago.
red*
+Matt WTF MAN!! She has no SOUL!!
+Jelsyn Nunez Hahahaha 2009!!
+Jelsyn Nunez We dont need souls! ;)
fucking died at the end when they did the British accents. PLEASE AND FANK YOU.
what was George saying?
@@gotboostin4low "Can you go to the shop and get me some cracklin' right now"
In Mexico we eat pork grind (chicharron) with salsa. Amazing
As a Brit i don't believe theres an irish man or women that has not had british food before unless they are irish American.... British food is similar to irish food there's hardly a difference
Beans on toast would be good example as it is made and loved by most British and Irish university students.
Have you ever had boxty soda bread blaa red lemonade brown sauce tayto crisps spiced beef soda farls crubbeens drisheen dublin coddle.Yes its nearly the same,but they are differences.Like ireland and britain 80% the same culture,but they are things like GAA and others that are different
stoney71 brown sauce, spiced beef and Joe Murphy's Tayto crisps ive had but the other stuff ive never heard of to be fair lol
Even the tea is different we have our own blend with barrys and lyons tea.Spiced beef is a christmas thing in county cork,but not really the rest of ireland but its becoming more popular in other areas.Blaa is county waterford would not really be known outside waterford.Boxty is from the northwest would not be well known in the rest of ireland.So even within ireland they are differences
stoney71 Thanks for the education 🙂
you should make a video where Irish people try Mexican food!
Isn't the food the same thing but in different forms?
no its not there's different types of Mexican Food
+IluvBling1 Exactly and trust me, we have a lot of different food and not just a few
+jeffzalonka NO
+jeffzalonka jim gaffigan?
"Isn't it amazing?".... "NO!" I can't stop laughing
Me neither, and I'm an Anglophile! XD
I love being British! I think our food is delicious
Lads, seriously this is a bit of a fucking stretch. All of those with the exception of haggis can easily be got here.
+Kieran Fitzgerald haha i was thinking the same thing, you can buy scoth eggs everywhere but they were acting like you could only get them in scotland
+Kieran Fitzgerald ,bang on mate haha, I was thinking, I know we are different an all, but a lot of both of our shit is interchangeable on the food front and there is no way they couldn't not know what a Scotch egg is...honestly...
+Kieran Fitzgerald can't say for sure, but i live in Northern Ireland and i could go to Tesco's and get most of that stuff, and a good load of restaurants sell haggis. they were acting in this video as if the food was from a different planet haha
+kristopher masterson You do realise that Scotch Eggs are not originally from Scotland?
solatiumz he never said they were you div
I would LOVE egg in a sausage! I would tear that up! I think i would love British food. I was waiting for my fav dude in the leather jacket to ask for cabbage.
Cabbage is Irish, not british,
+aisling Barcelona i wasnt talking about the origin of cabbage, the dude in thet leather jacket always wants cabbage with his food.
+aisling Barcelona Cabbage is eaten all over Britain actually.
+NotMostGirls its eaten all over europe but its very commonly found in ireland,not britain
Hannibal Lector I am British and I must correct you; cabbage is very commonly found all over Britain. It is a component in some of the most traditional English dishes, for example. Yes, it is also considered to be a traditional Irish ingredient, but not exclusively.
I ❤ British food!!! Sausage rolls, bangers & mash with beans, Cornish pasty, etc...yumm
You should do a British taste test of food a county is well known for or is a 'delicacy' I guess. like homemade Yorkshire puddings made with onions (mahbe with gravy) obviously for yorkshire, and plum bread from lincolnshire (and/lincolnshire sausages but i think the plum bread is amazing) etc. Would be cool to see the differences in county's a cross England since everyone thinks we are the same 😂
Never heard of Yorkshire pudding made with onions.Jus
Ahahaha, David's comment about the British invading all those countries in search of better food, brilliant!
Love you guys!
Irish people try Arabic food ^_^
+taifhamid1 YAAAAS!
arabic food is unreal:) especially lebanese
Yes!! Food from the gulf countries (Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, etc) have the best food!!! Even the snacks there are very tasty!
SYRIAN FOOD RULES! Come on facts.
ROFL one more country suggestion and we gonna fight each other(as usual) aahahahaha
Adore watching that redhead just love everything.
I'm in love with the guy wearing the play button shirt.
He is gorgeous!!
good luck with that, Miley
1lovekillsslowly aren't we all ?!
ikr?! His name is John Sharpson. Brother of Donal. Here is a webpage for a list of the people: facts.yt/people
I agree, sexy, looks like an ex of mine
0:26 "You put other things in pigs...David Cameron"
I lost it!! xD
Kamna...well done.
Haggis is da best as well as all British food SO GLAD IM ENGLISH AND LIVE IN DIS RAINY LAND!
Crumpets? English muffins? Bangers and mash? Bacon cobs? Full English? Welsh cakes? Tea cake? Scones? Victoria sponge? Egg and chips? Chip butty? Cheese ploughmans? Bread and butter pudding? Sticky toffee pudding? Toad in the hole? Bubble and squeak? The list continues....
Also available for Yanks/North Americans taste testing British foods Creative Characters said..
"whatever created the universe......that was its enemy"....... hahahahaha
He's right, God would never touch pork. It is one of his laws, in the Holy Bible. But it Caucasians can eat it. Because the Holy Bible is not their history book.
@@robinayers8107 You seem to be serious about that..
Aaron Parrish I love that. I'm going to have to use that more often in conversation
@@robinayers8107god isn’t a personal name but j·hveh made a flat small Earth without America and wet heaven.
Haggisception
LOL
Irish people taste test Greek food. (spanikopita, rice pillaf, avgolemino soup, baklava, dolmades, moussaka, lemon chicken and to finish the meal ouzo.
avgolemono soup is the fucking best!
Not easy to make but my mother taught me the technique so the egg does not curdle. That and baklava.
John I like it when the egg solidifies haha.
Baklava is damn good, as are dolmades. Do you know what koupes are? My family is Cypriot, and I dont know if Greeks eat koupes.
I've heard of them but never had them.
Baklva, moussaka, aren't Greek, but sure.
living in Ireland all my life and I've seen and eaten all these foods , I'm 16
When he did the "Freedom" yell with the Scottish accent, I nearly cried. So funny!
irish people try irish foods.
They already have a video where they try stereotypical Irish food.
+Elle Rence no harm in doing part 2 though
+Jason Lol. I could say the same for the useless inventions video.
Cornish pasties do not contain minced beef, gravy, or mashed potato. It has real pieces of beef, real pieces of potato, and the "gravy" is whatever comes out of the real pieces of beef as it cooks.
Also they're not made with Puff Pastry like the ones shown in the video. disgraceful.
idk why i enjoy irish people trying different things so much but 10/10 will continue watching these for another hour
I had no clue crackling was considered an English food. I've been eating in them the Southern US all my life and love them!
The Southern US owes a lot to the rural parts of Northern England in terms of cultural origin. While the more northern states drew more early influence from the South of England and from Germany and Holland
Not even 30 seconds in and there was a Piggate reference, then the finishing anti-colonial reference. This among the awesome people on it is why this channel is brilliant!
leather jacket man, y u no show cabbage any love :(
That guy is the best
+Saltapaiusk scottish people are british o.o
Paul McNamara
scottish people are gaelic but they're not irish ._. and scotland is in great britain so english, scottish, welsh, nothern irish, are all british
any sources?
+Paul McNamara That is a funny story, but to give a more historically accurate version-the "Scots" WERE an ancient, Irish tribe who immigrated to the northern part of Great Britain and established political control over the area. Thus, the area came to be known as "Scotland".
i'm from the west of ireland and have tried all these, you can get them in tesco ffs, these guys either live in a cave or too posh to shop.
I was questioning that, given the shared history and proximity of both Island, they have to have eaten British food.
You can buy haggis in your local tesco yeah?
I'm from the west of Ireland as well and I've seen none of this stuff
Yes and my parents were Irish through and through and were both mad for the crackling off the pork so I don't get why these lads had never had it before??
I'm American and here in the south we love pork rinds (sometimes called cracklings here as well) also
Irish people taste test Norwegian food!! Leather jacket man gonna love that since one of our national dishes is basically cabbage and sheep boiled together.
Irish people eat food Irish people eat pretty regularly.
C'mon lads!
Phantom lands.Creepy pasta Well, you are talking about Leitrim. :-)
I'm from Sligo, and most of those things are easy enough to get here. Same thing in Carlow, where I live now.
Pork rinds are British?... I live in America and I eat pork rinds all the time.
They originate from England. Poor folks would eat them way back when.
+Amber Michelle My parents are from the South and dad eats pork rinds all the time (only they're much bigger). He'd rather have them than potato chips for a snack. Mom's even broken them up in small pieces and made Cracklin' Bread (cornbread with pork rinds). It freaking rocks.
+Leimiful Yeah, most white Southerners are a mix of English, Scottish and Irish so it makes sense a lot of things were brought with them.
+Jeff Morse pork rinds also known as chicharron, is a famous latin/spanish dish that has been around for generations that i believe originated from Spain. The south of America is the boarder of Mexico so that is why they are popular in that region.
+nickroiz I think the South's love of pork rinds predates contact with Mexicans. Up until about 20 years ago The South was pretty much black and white - almost no Hispanic population until the 1990s.
Sticks, is it? They've gone mad!
C'mon: Ireland is only next door. Are you telling me they've never heard of Scotch Eggs or Cornish Pasties?
Maybe the whole raping their country and trying to destroy them deal put them off?
Spider Farms ltd. That was in the 1800s surely people are over that now? I've been to Ireland and I was shown to animosity at all
Would you know what boxty champ dublin coddle colcannon blaa spiced beef crubbeens or what are the irish national sports or a county or province in ireland would you know what the gaeltacht is .Would know what poitin is or what a st brigids cross looks like would you.Scotch eggs we would not have at all pasties a bit ,but we would not call it cornish.In my experience british people know feck all about ireland even not knowing that most of it is an independent country or that we spoke a different language before ye imposed yours
virgil tracey I've never had any of the things in the video and have never heard of most of them people eat different foods in different countries
So Ireland invaded Scotland for about 800 years and divided the country to this day and imposed shit like Act for the Settlement of Ireland(change that to Scotland if it#ll make you feel better) 1652 and the Papists Act 1778. and the Penal Laws and the Famine etc etc?
Comparing the Gaels taking over the kingdom of the Picts in around 1013 AD to English rule in Ireland is not only a false equivalency but just really fucking stupid. You're also ignoring that Scotland tried to invade Ireland at the same time (around the 1300s), because it was kind of a common trend back then.
Eitherway, Scotland is not divided like Ireland is today, the negative impact is nill. And you're full of shit.
Your man in the leather jacket has to be a vampire with that complexion!!
+tiffbott41 right um.. you do know that he lives in IRELAND? right? i visited America a couple of years ago with my mam and granny and everyone thought we were sick..
+HollyM730 no really?
+HollyM730 I can imagine. Fake tanning is huge here. They would think you were vamps, for sure, or zombies, at least.
+HollyM730 How'd you like America?
it was.. okay, we stayed in Illonois (?) i think.. Stephen C
Irish people try Puerto Rican food! make it happen!
The redheaded woman is amazing, I love how willing she is to enjoy everything.
"Whatever created the universe, that is it's enemy" lol
He's my favorite!!!
Maybe the pork rinds weren't seasoned properly? I could eat a whole bag of spicy Baken-ets or chili lime chicharones with an ice cold beer.
Same here. I could eat spicy ones and sometimes bbq ones (if they're seasoned right) for days. Make me wanna go grab a bag now!
+mcneese68 I'm not gonna lie I was about to head to the corner store, too.
+GummyTumor your making my mouth water lol but sadly I am in canada and cant get my hands on any of it ;)
the shape of them they are M&S brand pork scratchings, bought them the other day, tasteless!
hell yes!!! deep fried pork skins are the best. Haggis hell no.
Laura's love of food is a very attractive quality
"can you go down the shops and get me some crackling right naaaaaw?" ICONIC!
Love the Irish!👍😄💞💖💕💓💋💋💋
Adore the gent that's 100% Irish" wearing the black jacket' He's yummie 💋😉😁
Scotch eggs, bubble and squeak, a good roast beef with Yorkshire pudding and vegetables, pasties, meat pies, fish and chips, shepard's pie, not to mention awesome puddings/desserts. British food can be pretty darn good. Are there Irish equivalents to these or do they eat them there regardless?
We eat most of them regardless. We have most of the same supermarkets, Tesco and M&S (not Sainsbury's, Asda or Waitrose though) so you can get things like scotch eggs and pork pies here.
you forgot full English breakfasts :) -However I always think it's funny when people assume we have them daily rather than the occasional treat.
+Izzy full Irish is better than a full English imo
Only kids, simpletons and hung over people have fry ups. Grill ups is where it's at.
"Isn't that amazi-"
"NOPE" LOL Poor guy
Lolsy is bae, both for liking the food AND actually knowing what's in it before the eating.
You can buy all of this stuff in Ireland. When it comes to food, there's really not much difference between all of the countries in the British Isles (and I use that in the same way as Scandinavia).
Quality impressions at the end
Pork rinds are really big in Mexico! Except we call them chicharrónes and they tend to be a thicker chip like shape verses the sticks and some have seasoning. They are also popular in the South of the U.S. The rest of the food I've never heard of but looks interesting
It,s a simple food. I am willing to bet just about somebody in some country will toss pig skin onto frier and see what happens and discover crispy rind
+Bricolage Fantasy2 Yeah. Not wasting the skin of a pig by cooking it seems like a simple enough idea.
To be fair, crackling is not 'a dish' it's a side or an accompaniment.
Usually you have crackling as part of a Sunday roast ( with pork of course).
Sometimes eaten as a pub snack, much like crisps (chips for Americans) but no-one would say crisps are a dish.
Bricolage Fantasy2 ***** Very true! I completely agree :)
Andrew Betts and okay, sorry if you didn't understand what I meant by "dish", English is not my first language and I am learning everyday.
nickroiz Richard Branson? Great! Now I'm a billionaire!
I love the Irish accent it's brilliant, and in England we tend to have crackling on the side when we have a roast dinner. Funny thing is is all four of them foods are some of my favourite foods in general.
I want to try a scotch egg.
+Giygas_95 heavenly
+James O Im allergic to eggs.
they are very nice
i eat them all the time, I’m amazed other countries don’t have them
You can make them. It was the first thing I made in home economics class as an 11 year old way back.
I dont understand why people are disgusted by the idea of haggis because its meat wrapped in intestine with blood in it. So are sausages...
In Cuba we also make pork rinds (Chicharrón), but when they're done well they look golden-brown, not really pale like the ones served here. And I thought Haggis was a Scottish thing? Those Scotch Eggs look interesting.
"Freedom!" Should be the obligatory response to being served Haggis.
I loved how the redhead girl liked all the dishes and the guy next to her hated everything. "Isn't that amazing?" "NOPE!" lmao
Neenjah Rammus haggis is a Scottish thing?
kelan James I always thought so, not sure any more. Thus why I was asking.
Neenjah Rammus and Scotland is in Britain?
kelan James What are you on about? Scotland is part of "Great" Britain,yes, but my understanding is that "British" typically refers to the English, and the Scottish would rather not be called that. If you have some useful information feel free to share it, but I'm not currently interested in playing 20 questions with you.
Neenjah Rammus well then... someone from china is Asian....
My favorite Irish guy in these episodes is the dark long haired with beard guy. He cracks me up! Love these tasting other culture's foods!
Ha! Murronn FREEDOM! was hysterical....And the dude with the hat, George I believe...love him.
Worth it if just from 3:09 (hilarious!) lol
"Canyougototheshopsandgetmesomecracklingrightnooooow" had me rolling 😂😂
That redhead loves everything lmao. She's great
Im british and living abroad rn so im basically trying to sate my cravings by watching other people eat all of the food im craving rn
"British food, or UK food? UK food, wooo!" "What's the difference?" Well.. there's a big difference now xD
Irish and Canadian people seem to love our drunk foods more than any other people. We should just build a bridge.
As an Irish person, one thing I love is Yorkshire pudding
Omfg , when he said "this is a pig's crank , this is a pig's crank is it , this is a pig's crank now" I died omg
I lost it at the Braveheart reference, "Murron! Freedom!"
Lmao "I can see why the British invaded all these countries, just in search of better food"! #truth
that isn't a cornish pasty!
i think the filling is what they think makes it Cornish.
+englanddg That was me when I saw them eating Thanksgiving dinner. I felt bad for them to have such a disappointing sampling.
it is a service station cornish pasty at best.
Probably just had the filling of a Cornish pasty.
My old high school would have pasty drives. We would make big batches of pasty's-w/hunks of meat, potatoes, carrots, rutabagas and onions. We made enough$ to go to Florida. Homemade crust is important for a pie like this.
As a fellow Brit I'm proud of our amazing food
So stereotypically Scottish but i love haggis, vegetarian haggis is also a thing and is amazing too
that moment you realize this isn't buzzfeed
That 'crackling' thing sounds like the mexican chicharrón to me lol
We eat pork cracklins here in America also, except we also call them pork rinds (if they are sold as chips) and there sold in the same aisle as the chips (crisps) and come in barbeque, salt and vinegar, salted and red hot.
I've seen this video a number of times and I always love that last comment.
I've been buying Scotch Eggs and Cornish pasties from Tesco in Rathfarnham for years. What is this nonsense?
Because these Facts videos are aimed at American audiences and they have no fucking idea what Tesco is or Scotch eggs or Cornish pasties.
@@tscp_celtic5130 These are aimed for all audiences as views are the sole goal. I guarantee these videos are watched more by non Americans as the general American isn't interested in other cultures.
@@vivaeuropa You'd be wrong
@Redwing C. Rhodesia lol I never said it was decent now!!!
where the fuck was the curry??!!!!
+atgod6 cause curry is british
Sal Owns exactly!!
+atgod6 It's in India and Thailand where they stole it from. Those bloody bastards.
***** really ?
whats that ?
+atgod6 That might have been sarcasm as curry comes from India and Southeast Asia, and only brought to Britain from imperial and colonial exploits.
I love the last few moments of this vid
"Sticks!....they've gone mad" OMFG 😂😂😂😂😂 brilliant.
Hahaha oh my god the accent at the end x'D
*british food that british people rarely eat*
'Whatever created the universe...that was its enemy.'
I'm stealing that line. Thanks so much!
John Sharpsons impressions always blow me away.
For once they're not doing something American.
+Flazé Da they thought they'd try another country since ever American in the comments gets so butthurt with any bit of criticism for their food...
+Tom K no, facts just love America so much :)
Damn sassy
+Flazé Da And they pick British food which is so familiar and common in Ireland that it is barely foreign at all.
+Flazé Da They cover so many American things for practical reasons, not because they are enamored with the US. fACTS is a newer channel, they're still trying to build up everything. They know they generate the most hits on their videos when those videos are about American things, because the US is English speaking, and has 320 million people who are always online. It's not a merit thing why they do so many American segments, it's a population thing. I'm sure Americans make up a huge percentage of total youtube visitors. A lot of browsing Americans on youtube willing to check videos out when those videos seem to be referencing the US. Facts is just playing to that big market, trying to cheaply build their brand up. They'll move away as they continue to grow.
Irish people watch jacksepticeye
I mean, Irish people should watch jacksepticeye for the first time. Like a reaction video
+AmazinglyAwesome "TOPOFTHEMORNINGTOYALADDIES MY NAME IS JACKSEPTICEYE AND WELCOME BACK TO ANOTHER EPISODE OF.. wait for it.. HAAAAAAPY WHEEEEEELS!"
+NinjaGamingAssasin Yeah, but seeing as america is the centre of the universe, that's not surprising. Everyone everywhere gets a ton of american entertainment, but it does not work the other way round. So most countries have a good solid understanding of the states, but those in the US often do not know much of other countries. I mean I live in canada, which is pretty freaking close to the US, and I have spoken to plenty of americans who know jack shit about it. now, I'm not saying that EVERY american is ignorant of things outside of the US, because I am sure plenty do, but there is a good chunk of the population that cares not about things not inside their country.
I mean really, how hard is it to know if the neighboring country has a president or a P.M? Or that it's NOT covered in snow all year round? Or that we do actually have our own flag, and not just the "england flag".
And If I get told we should "throw off the shackles of the tyrannical monarchy" one more time I will crack.
Sorry. I seemed to have ranted a bit there. I apologise for that. I meant to say I know kind of how you feel. But got carried away. Sorry. Anyway,. have a good evening. Or day. Whichever works.
***** Well I live in Canada and don't watch canadian TV. Because there isn't any. One of the most popular ones was in the eighties, which was the beachcombers, and I shit you not, it was a show about these guys who collected driftwood. And their rival tried to take their driftwood. Yeah, THAT was what we got. So if we get lucky, we get mentioned or filmed in by US TV. I would have to pick Alaska. But probably because that one's closest. I would assume TV, and moviewise, you are in a similar situation with England? Because at least from where I'm standing, they make a LOT of TV, and so would probably be flooding your stations with it.
To sum it up, I think I know how you feel.
+mafiacat88 Never watched Trailer Park Boys?
i like the guy in the very beginning with the dark blue shirt hes so cute and always really happy its adorable :)
that redhead is awesome, everyone should have that kind of open-mindedness towards food.
How dare you speak ill of pork scratchings! lol
All food from the British Isles are great both in the UK 🇬🇧 and Ireland 🇮🇪
Ireland is an irish isle not british
stoney71 Ireland is an independent state but geographically is part of the British isles it is not part of the UK (N.Ireland, Wales, Scotland and England) or Britain (England, Scotland and Wales) please learn your politics and geography before you reply.
I know perfectly what is called,but i will never accept that term and many irish would agree with me on this
stoney71 I may not be full Irish but it's just Geography get over it most Irish just want people to know they're independent. Since obviously there can be confusion between R. Ireland and N. Ireland but no one really cares about geography people in Alaska don't care they're closer to Canada they just care about being Americans
Yep. That's accurate.
“It’s stick they’ve gone mad!” 😂
USA - cracklin is used in the South. Cracklin bread is so good.
"I can see why Britain invaded all those countries for years just in search of better food."
LOL !
BK von VK this would be funny coming from an Italian, but coming from a country that’s main dish is mince and plain boiled potatoes, then no
All of these foods are delicious! One is Cornish, another Scottish. And pork crackling is not unique to Britain.
"Twigs is it? They've goNE MAD!!"
I swear its Rare leather jacket man is even pleased lol but I love his reactions.
Pork rinds are British?! I guess they had to come from somewhere but they're EXTREMELY popular in the American South!