Americans who know how to use a knife and fork! Amazing! I do not mean to be rude but many of these sites doing what you are doing show them actually picking up food with their hands even though they have cutlery in front of them ! Love your videos.
You guys are so super sweet and I'm so impressed that you really like to try everything and of course how much you can eat 🙂. Total respect and Willa is a lovely little lady!! 👍☺️
A couple of suggestions (if you haven't already tried) - steak and kidney/ale pie or pudding (in a pub), hot sausage roll (from bakery), hot Cornish pasty (ideally in Cornwall), Bakewell tart (tea room or bakery, esp. in North, Derbyshire), Cullen skenk (Scottish smoked fish and potato soup), Beef Wellington in a quality restaurant).
Always great to see non-uk'ers trying UK food - and realising it's not all bland and boiled! And you definitely get a follow for mentioning pie & mash!! You can't beat double pie, double mash & liquor, smothered in chili vinegar salt & pepper!
Nowadays many places in the UK serve fish and chips with lemon and tartar. I live in London and I’ve seen half/half.. the younger generation go for sauces over the vinegar. Cheers
Sorry but London does not have the best fish and chips you need to travel further north especially to the coastal area's. For one thing I have yet to eat fish and chips on a plate its always within the paper sadly they don't cover it in newspaper anymore not allowed. Whitby is phenomenal for fish and chips and the portions are so much bigger the further north you travel. Yorkshire Puddings they come in all sizes but the way I was brought up with them is home made jumbo puddings and it would be on it's own plate with some onions in a rich gravy and we ate that first while the veg finished cooking and then we would get the meat and veg. Also what ever batter was left over mom would make extra puddings and then put jam in the bottom or she would halve apples place them face down and then pour the batter over them and in the oven they would go.
So it would seem that I am struggling with RUclips algorithm. Please bare with me, ..... In England there is a meatball that starts with a "F" and not an "M" however "Maggots" is the word that you need to swap the F for the M. It's not a joke it's a meatball from yester year.... Lovely and rich 👍🏻👍🏻
Please don’t think a real Sunday roast is like a Yorkshire pudding burrito. 🤮. If you ever come back you must try fish and chips add a coastal town. Not a restaurant or a pub but a proper chippy. That means fish and chip shop.
I live in North West England (Manchester), and you can get tartare sauce up here ... most chippies will give you sachets of it if you ask them .... I have salt/vinegar and tartare sauce with my fish and chips!
Cute video! I agree about your pronunciation of Yorkshire…. but when I was younger I called it the “Thay-m-z” river, so you are doing WAY better than I was! 😀👍🏼 Willa is a DOLL. Such a scene stealer - in the very best way. “Shrimp!”
If you are still in Britain, please make sure to have chips with salt and vinegar - the vinegar (brown, Sarsons) is the thing. Btw I shout you out in my Bremen video. Not that you need it from me, but I thought of you, so I said it xxx
Hi Lauren! We’re back in Germany now and have been for a few weeks. Unfortunately, we didn’t try the salt and vinegar fish and chips this time! There is just so much to try in London that it’s hard to hit it all. Thanks for the suggestion! We’ll be back sometime and we’ll give it a try :). Thanks for letting us know about your shout out! That’s hilarious you notice that I do that during videos with food. It must be second nature to do that cause I didn’t even realize I lean over 😂. Also, thanks for all of your great suggestions and comments to our videos 💛 Hope you have a great rest of your weekend!
@@OurStorytoTell oh thank you so much! You‘re just such an elegant eater, what can I say lol?!! I really enjoy following your adventures - I remember your very first Germany videos and it’s been wonderful to see how you make the most of being here, in Germany and in Europe in general. You‘re honestly an inspiration - and not just your table manners! 😂 We‘re going ahead with our Campervan plans. Then we can stretch out exploring either side of our performances even more.
Ah, fish & chips at last! Made me laugh to hear Willa asking "Where are the chips?" When you're back in Germany, Yorkshire puddings are so easy to make. You whisk flour, milk and an egg together, then pour the batter only halfway into each muffin form in a muffin tray in which melted lard has been heating in the oven. Nota bene: put the tray in a hot oven for quite a few minutes so that the fat is piping hot. Instead of lard you could probably use Schweineschmalz. You can eat individual Yorkshire puddings with just about anything. One of my favourite fillings is scrambled egg topped with fresh prawns and chopped chives.
Glad you enjoyed our British food guys but if you want real fish and chips go to a chippy ( fish and chips takeaway ) and for a really delicious British roast you need a home cooked one. A lot of Americans say our food is boring/bland but they obviously haven’t had the real thing, roast, fish and chips, bangers and mash, pie and mash , stew, cottage/shepherds pie and many many more. We do have great food and thank you for your kind reviews 👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
Yorkshire pudding is like an unsweetened Dutch baby. Dutch babies are usually very sweet served with fruit and cream. We also have toad in the whole which is sausages cooked in the oven inside a Yorkshire pudding batter.
@@OurStorytoTell Good to see you have a sense of humour, I have watched a lot of American RUclipsrs in U.K. eating, and no joke I think you’re the first I have seen using a knife. Glad you didn’t take offence. 🏴🏴🇬🇧
The fish and chips are the best. The fish is super crispy with the tarta sauce😋 you guys are so sweet and wonderful People.😊 Have fun trying all the different foods in the UK.
Those fish and chips (French fried potatoes to the non-British) looked delicious but I'm surprised you didn't consider seeking a restaurant that served them wrapped in newspaper- the original way these were presented.Of course, it started out as street food but I can't blame you all for preferring to sit down to a meal instead of having to carry it around while walking with a young child. Great overview of the Camden Market that truly looks worth exploring on its own for some hours. It's great seeing how they've CLEANED up London in recent years. For many decades it looked rather grimy due to the coal fires' soot coating EVERY building and structure! You said you didn't check out the Tower of London on this trip but I hope you do the next time you have more than a day there (and it's truly like its own city complete with pleasant parks among the ancient historic structures). So LUCKY England proved sunny for your trip! Thanks so much for this!
Chippies aren't allowed to use real newspaper any more. It's considered a health hazard. Some chippies have been enterprising enough and had suitable paper printed to look like newspaper. But I always get mine in a cardboard box or tray.
@@SuperLittleTyke With the newspapers often resembling tabloid rags, I can see why they'd be considered a health hazard . Seriously, I hadn't known that before. Interesting! Thanks for the info!
Good to see you all enjoyed your food tour as well as I did. Watching it this afternoon I am already hungry for our family bbq this evening. I will ignore the bathroom scale for the next two days. How about you ? CU
I watched this and it was only 12 pm, so I reckoned I could still make it to the chippy. But I didn't, because I cooked myself a very hearty full English breakfast at 8 am.
Poppie’s has gone down in quality in recent years. (We swear by The Golden Union and Fishcoteque.) But they were at the Camden Locks, so… that’s kind of where you end up for fish and chips there. And the vibe in the restaurant is cute.
That aint fish and chips. Nobody goes to a pub and gets served a poor example of fish and chips, nobody goes to a pub and eats it off a plate with knives and forks. We go to a chippy, usually on the way home from drinking a lot of alcohol. A chippy is open late and usually Chinese. We may get fish and chips or one of tbe 100 diferrent meals available. The fish and chips or whatever meal we ask for is either wrapped in paper or in a styrofoam container, where you eat the stuff cowboy style with your hands on your way home. Believe me, these normal chippy meals, that we all use are much better tastier, and cheaper than going to a pub, and eating fake fish and chips.p
Don't know who commented on this, they can't be from Britain and never had fish and chips. Many years ago , it was a cheap meal that poor families often ate. Now, the price of cod( a fish) has skyrocketed. A fish and chip meal which used to cost pennies now cost many times more, it's coming to the point where it is unafordable for the average poor family. If you're foreign and want the fish and chip experience, nobody in this country goes to a pub and eats it off a plate with knife and fork. That is fake, a lot more expensive and not even as close to being tasty as getting your fish and chips from a chippy, mostly Chinese or Greek, they are open until very late , you will pay cheaper and you eat them wrapped in paper on your way home after a night out drinking a lot of alcohol. No knives or forks, we eat it cowboy style with our hands.
Don't know if you guys have been to Notting Hill which is also well worth a visit Love your videos love to you and Wiila. Greetings from Rotterdam Holland.
I have been to Wales, when i was 3 years old... don't know if i will ever return to that country! How was England to you as americans? I imagine it could be similiar to what germans experience when they go to austria or switzerland...
Quite the contrary. We are exploring new cultures and countries as best as we can. Doesn’t mean we are experts or know everything, but we are open minded and very interested in different cultures. You can have your different perspective of us and that’s ok too.
London has a great diversity in everything especially the food - but your gonna need a bank loan to pay for it - I live approximately 65 miles from where you’re eating your fish and chips ( Kent - herne bay) - my fish and chips meal is excellent and similar in size - my whole meal cost me £5.80 how much was yours ???
That was sure a huge piece of Fish when i lived back in Scotland with my parents& Brothers we had fish& chips with vinegar & salt Never Lemon& tartare sauce . But eating out of Newspaper was always a Treat 😜.special if we had a day out somewhere Great video 🥰
I wouldn't like lemon or tartar sauce, either. It's salt and vinegar for me, perhaps with a little tomato ketchup on the side. The vinegar must be genuine vinegar, not the NBC (non-brewed condiment) favoured by fish & chip shops because it's cheap. I plan ahead and take a small bottle of Sarsons malt vinegar and the salt cellar in the car. Also, always try to get fish & chips to go in a box, not wrapped. When wrapped, the batter goes soggy very quickly (minutes). If no boxes are available, then at least a cardboard tray. The chippy might charge a bit extra, but it's well worth it.
Just a tip. Try and learn how to pronounce the names of things. It isn't HAD OCK as though it's two seperate words. It's HADDUHK, one word with no pause in the middle. And Yorkshire doesn't end with a SHIRE sound. It's YORKSHUH.
Wow still not really English food. Should be cod and chips and should be white fish that looked grayish in video. Also that Yorkshire soft should be crispy. Need to try full English breakfast in a cheaper place like a cafe get full experience, steak pie and peas, chicken curry English curry, sausage and mash with onion gravy, gammon steak with pineapple and egg, steak pudding in suet pastry, toad in the hole, English fried chicken, ploughman's lunch with pork pie, apple cider alcoholic version, scrumpy alcoholic drink, vodka martini shaken not stirred, apple crumble with baking apples, bannanas and custard, lemon merangue pie, Eton mess, elderflower fool, fresh gooseberry, beef stew, Irish stew, scouse which is a stew with everything in it from Liverpool. Hope these help
You shouldn't need to saw through battered fish with a knife. I'm sure you could find find better fish and chips elsewhere. Ideally, go to the seaside and patronise a proper 'chippie' (fish & chip shop), not a restaurant or cafe.
@@OurStorytoTell there are many Pie and Mash Shops about, I would highly recommend Goddards of Greenwich, but there are many more Manzies, Cookes, Cocknies all over the city, the only way to have it,and the traditional way is with what is called Liqueur and add Chilli vinegar
You don't know what your talking ( St Louis lX) about, fish & chips up NORTH is far superior to what passes for fish & chips down south, for a start you don't have curry sauce, mushy peas or gravy, lemon and tartar sauce, no thanks. In a sit down restaurant you will also get bread & butter and a pot of TEA.
Ur so wrong London is so expensive if u want to experience authentic British cuisine go away from London city explore other counties and towns and fyi Scotland has best fish and chips hands down
That has to be the worst looking bit of fish ive ever seen looks like it was brought from a supermarket and the chips were terrible if you want real fish and chips you need to go to the seaside not london and try mussy peas and curry sauce aswell with salt and vinger why do people visit london to experience England is beyond me there is more to the uk than london if you want to experience we food stay away from london and visit the rest of the uk
Most of the videos of yanks trying fish and chips show them eating it at a restaurant. Restaurants dont sell proper, traditional fish and chips. Chippies do. Why are yanks too slow in the head to find s chippy,?
bland! American breakfasts are awful. brush aside the tasteless pancakes and grits your left with crisper up streaky bacon an egg and some sort of round sausage. the only thing Americans can cook is steak.
British savoury meals are EXCRUCIATINGLY bland, just like French, Scandinavian, Russian, and Eastern European food. Straight out of the deep-fryer the only flavour that comes through is cooking oil, how delicious can that be?.
Americans who know how to use a knife and fork! Amazing! I do not mean to be rude but many of these sites doing what you are doing show them actually picking up food with their hands even though they have cutlery in front of them ! Love your videos.
You guys are so super sweet and I'm so impressed that you really like to try everything and of course how much you can eat 🙂. Total respect and Willa is a lovely little lady!! 👍☺️
A couple of suggestions (if you haven't already tried) - steak and kidney/ale pie or pudding (in a pub), hot sausage roll (from bakery), hot Cornish pasty (ideally in Cornwall), Bakewell tart (tea room or bakery, esp. in North, Derbyshire), Cullen skenk (Scottish smoked fish and potato soup), Beef Wellington in a quality restaurant).
I DO hope you meant Cullen Skink - LOL! (Skunk may stink...) 🤣🤣🤣 🇬🇧
@@stewedfishproductions7959 Ah Yes! 😄 Apologies, my auto-correct interfering again. As you say 'skink'👍
@@MarkmanOTW - VERY funny though, as It couldn't have chosen a more amusing change - LOL!
They should also visit a chicken should :D
Scotch eggs!!
People from the yorkshires were probably cringing about the pronunciation of yorkshire, but otherwise good video.
Even I as a German have cringed. 😜
😂 I’m sure! Thanks for letting us know and for the nice comment.
And their persistent use of 'erbs instead of herbs!
I was cringing a bit, I'm a German living in West Yorkshire . But great video. I need to try the burrito next time I'm in London. Looks great 👍
Yes but these people are not from Yorkshire so give them a break .
In Britain you have Fish and Chips with Salt and Vinegar
Always great to see non-uk'ers trying UK food - and realising it's not all bland and boiled!
And you definitely get a follow for mentioning pie & mash!!
You can't beat double pie, double mash & liquor, smothered in chili vinegar salt & pepper!
We normally eat Fish and Chips with salt and vinegar... never lemon or Tatar sauce..
Nowadays many places in the UK serve fish and chips with lemon and tartar. I live in London and I’ve seen half/half.. the younger generation go for sauces over the vinegar. Cheers
Real Englanders put salt and vinegar on their fish and chips.
Sorry but London does not have the best fish and chips you need to travel further north especially to the coastal area's. For one thing I have yet to eat fish and chips on a plate its always within the paper sadly they don't cover it in newspaper anymore not allowed. Whitby is phenomenal for fish and chips and the portions are so much bigger the further north you travel.
Yorkshire Puddings they come in all sizes but the way I was brought up with them is home made jumbo puddings and it would be on it's own plate with some onions in a rich gravy and we ate that first while the veg finished cooking and then we would get the meat and veg. Also what ever batter was left over mom would make extra puddings and then put jam in the bottom or she would halve apples place them face down and then pour the batter over them and in the oven they would go.
Ahh we wish we could have went further North!! Hopefully next year we can go back 😋
So it would seem that I am struggling with RUclips algorithm.
Please bare with me, .....
In England there is a meatball that starts with a "F" and not an "M" however "Maggots" is the word that you need to swap the F for the M.
It's not a joke it's a meatball from yester year.... Lovely and rich 👍🏻👍🏻
Please don’t think a real Sunday roast is like a Yorkshire pudding burrito. 🤮. If you ever come back you must try fish and chips add a coastal town. Not a restaurant or a pub but a proper chippy. That means fish and chip shop.
The words London & Sunday roast burrito 🥺🥺🥺
You should go up north to proper chip shops you probably wont get tartar sauce but you should have mushy peas salt and if you must vinegar
I live in North West England (Manchester), and you can get tartare sauce up here ... most chippies will give you sachets of it if you ask them .... I have salt/vinegar and tartare sauce with my fish and chips!
Cute video! I agree about your pronunciation of Yorkshire…. but when I was younger I called it the “Thay-m-z” river, so you are doing WAY better than I was! 😀👍🏼
Willa is a DOLL. Such a scene stealer - in the very best way. “Shrimp!”
Hmmm, never thought about that. Fish n chips to an American would translate as fish n crisps! Out of the mouths of babes....
If you are still in Britain, please make sure to have chips with salt and vinegar - the vinegar (brown, Sarsons) is the thing.
Btw I shout you out in my Bremen video. Not that you need it from me, but I thought of you, so I said it xxx
Hi Lauren!
We’re back in Germany now and have been for a few weeks. Unfortunately, we didn’t try the salt and vinegar fish and chips this time! There is just so much to try in London that it’s hard to hit it all. Thanks for the suggestion! We’ll be back sometime and we’ll give it a try :).
Thanks for letting us know about your shout out! That’s hilarious you notice that I do that during videos with food. It must be second nature to do that cause I didn’t even realize I lean over 😂.
Also, thanks for all of your great suggestions and comments to our videos 💛 Hope you have a great rest of your weekend!
@@OurStorytoTell oh thank you so much! You‘re just such an elegant eater, what can I say lol?!! I really enjoy following your adventures - I remember your very first Germany videos and it’s been wonderful to see how you make the most of being here, in Germany and in Europe in general. You‘re honestly an inspiration - and not just your table manners! 😂 We‘re going ahead with our Campervan plans. Then we can stretch out exploring either side of our performances even more.
Today, we are in London, no need for London England. Any other London around the world, sure, but there is but one London.
You don’t get traditional fish & chips in London 😂😂😂
Ah yes the good old Great British burrito!
😋😋😋
@@OurStorytoTell it’s sarcasm😂
Ah, fish & chips at last! Made me laugh to hear Willa asking "Where are the chips?" When you're back in Germany, Yorkshire puddings are so easy to make. You whisk flour, milk and an egg together, then pour the batter only halfway into each muffin form in a muffin tray in which melted lard has been heating in the oven. Nota bene: put the tray in a hot oven for quite a few minutes so that the fat is piping hot. Instead of lard you could probably use Schweineschmalz. You can eat individual Yorkshire puddings with just about anything. One of my favourite fillings is scrambled egg topped with fresh prawns and chopped chives.
Glad you enjoyed our British food guys but if you want real fish and chips go to a chippy ( fish and chips takeaway ) and for a really delicious British roast you need a home cooked one. A lot of Americans say our food is boring/bland but they obviously haven’t had the real thing, roast, fish and chips, bangers and mash, pie and mash , stew, cottage/shepherds pie and many many more. We do have great food and thank you for your kind reviews 👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
It's not a YORKSHIRE buritto, it's a YORKSHIRE RAP, tastes even better with brown sauce ( HP SAUCE)
Why would you solly a Sunday roast with HP sauce?
@@bigkuriboh3814 Because it gives it more taste, THAT'S WHY ! 😁👍
I think it's York-shur pudding, not York-SHIRE.
Ohh thanks for the tip Thomas!
@@OurStorytoTell Hobbits live in SHIRE'S.. 🤣
Yorkshire pudding is like an unsweetened Dutch baby. Dutch babies are usually very sweet served with fruit and cream. We also have toad in the whole which is sausages cooked in the oven inside a Yorkshire pudding batter.
the best fish and chips are outside London
Wow , nice to see Americans using cutlery. I thought they were afraid of knives.🤣😂
Hahah we are trying 😂
@@OurStorytoTell Good to see you have a sense of humour, I have watched a lot of American RUclipsrs in U.K. eating, and no joke I think you’re the first I have seen using a knife. Glad you didn’t take offence. 🏴🏴🇬🇧
The fish and chips are the best. The fish is super crispy with the tarta sauce😋 you guys are so sweet and wonderful People.😊 Have fun trying all the different foods in the UK.
Aww thank you!! We had a blast 😊
The British don’t have Tomato sauce usually,it’s mostly just salt and vinegar.
No vinegar is a tragedy lol
Americans attempting to use cutlery is like chimps attempting to write anything. How apt.
Those fish and chips (French fried potatoes to the non-British) looked delicious but I'm surprised you didn't consider seeking a restaurant that served them wrapped in newspaper- the original way these were presented.Of course, it started out as street food but I can't blame you all for preferring to sit down to a meal instead of having to carry it around while walking with a young child. Great overview of the Camden Market that truly looks worth exploring on its own for some hours. It's great seeing how they've CLEANED up London in recent years. For many decades it looked rather grimy due to the coal fires' soot coating EVERY building and structure! You said you didn't check out the Tower of London on this trip but I hope you do the next time you have more than a day there (and it's truly like its own city complete with pleasant parks among the ancient historic structures). So LUCKY England proved sunny for your trip! Thanks so much for this!
Chippies aren't allowed to use real newspaper any more. It's considered a health hazard. Some chippies have been enterprising enough and had suitable paper printed to look like newspaper. But I always get mine in a cardboard box or tray.
@@SuperLittleTyke With the newspapers often resembling tabloid rags, I can see why they'd be considered a health hazard . Seriously, I hadn't known that before. Interesting! Thanks for the info!
Lovely video!
Good to see you all enjoyed your food tour as well as I did. Watching it this afternoon I am already hungry for our family bbq this evening. I will ignore the bathroom scale for the next two days. How about you ? CU
I watched this and it was only 12 pm, so I reckoned I could still make it to the chippy. But I didn't, because I cooked myself a very hearty full English breakfast at 8 am.
Those fish and chips didn't look the best, the fish looked frozen, should be lot more flaky. And the chips weren't that great either.
Poppie’s has gone down in quality in recent years. (We swear by The Golden Union and Fishcoteque.) But they were at the Camden Locks, so… that’s kind of where you end up for fish and chips there. And the vibe in the restaurant is cute.
"no fish is complete without tartare sauce" - SO TRUE lol! The Yorkshire burrito looked incredible.
And vinegar
The utter disappointment over the "wrong" chips! 😂
Dont knock em till you tried em!
I would love to try that yorkshire burrito
Fun vlog. Although nothing beats fresh fish and chips from a coastal fishing village.
Oh man, I really want to try a Sunday Roast Burrito... :)
You really don’t , you need to try a proper Sunday roast
Its not a burrito it’s just a large Yorkshire pudding with a full Sunday roast shoved inside and then done in a wrap style.
Where did you get that fish and chips from 😬 I wouldn't feed that to a dog that definitely traditional fish and chips
Can't believe the Yorkshire burrito was not served with horseradish sauce?? I would have taken it back.
How did you experience traveling to a foreign country without a language barrier?
Maybe you'd like to visit Ireland, too.
Did you try any teas? Such an honest opinion from Willa. She was definitely confused on where the chips were... 😂 But what a trooper!
That aint fish and chips. Nobody goes to a pub and gets served a poor example of fish and chips, nobody goes to a pub and eats it off a plate with knives and forks. We go to a chippy, usually on the way home from drinking a lot of alcohol. A chippy is open late and usually Chinese. We may get fish and chips or one of tbe 100 diferrent meals available. The fish and chips or whatever meal we ask for is either wrapped in paper or in a styrofoam container, where you eat the stuff cowboy style with your hands on your way home. Believe me, these normal chippy meals, that we all use are much better tastier, and cheaper than going to a pub, and eating fake fish and chips.p
Don't know who commented on this, they can't be from Britain and never had fish and chips. Many years ago , it was a cheap meal that poor families often ate. Now, the price of cod( a fish) has skyrocketed. A fish and chip meal which used to cost pennies now cost many times more, it's coming to the point where it is unafordable for the average poor family. If you're foreign and want the fish and chip experience, nobody in this country goes to a pub and eats it off a plate with knife and fork. That is fake, a lot more expensive and not even as close to being tasty as getting your fish and chips from a chippy, mostly Chinese or Greek, they are open until very late , you will pay cheaper and you eat them wrapped in paper on your way home after a night out drinking a lot of alcohol. No knives or forks, we eat it cowboy style with our hands.
Don't know if you guys have been to Notting Hill which is also well worth a visit
Love your videos love to you and Wiila. Greetings from Rotterdam Holland.
You need to try fish and chips with mushy peas and curry sauce.
Why did you say "BEWARE: DON'T COME HUNGRY!" in the description? I don't get it.
How come all these American reactors go to the same chippy in London?
I LOVE fish'n'chips!!!! And only the Britains know how to prepare this meal the best way! 10 out of 10 from Germany to Britannia's No. 1 meal!
How many American influencers are you going to pay for this😂😂😂
Hmmm call me old fashioned but a Sunday roast in a burrito isn't "traditional" but great video nonetheless
I have been to Wales, when i was 3 years old... don't know if i will ever return to that country! How was England to you as americans?
I imagine it could be similiar to what germans experience when they go to austria or switzerland...
What do you mean ‘the batter was mild’??
"London, England" There's only one London that counts, insular American.
Quite the contrary. We are exploring new cultures and countries as best as we can. Doesn’t mean we are experts or know everything, but we are open minded and very interested in different cultures. You can have your different perspective of us and that’s ok too.
@@OurStorytoTell ❤️❤️
Fish and chips definitely need salt and vinegar.
London has a great diversity in everything especially the food - but your gonna need a bank loan to pay for it - I live approximately 65 miles from where you’re eating your fish and chips ( Kent - herne bay) - my fish and chips meal is excellent and similar in size - my whole meal cost me £5.80 how much was yours ???
Real fish and chips from poppies?! Congratulations - you played yourself!
got to go to the coast for the best fish and chips
Hook, line & stinker for the tourist trap, least British fish and chips I’ve seen, and I’m british
York-shire pudding 😂 … pronounced York-sher pudding. Or Yorkies!!! 😜
Skin on fish, Bleuchh!!!
That was sure a huge piece of Fish when i lived back in Scotland with my parents& Brothers we had fish& chips with vinegar & salt
Never Lemon& tartare sauce . But eating out of Newspaper was always a Treat 😜.special if we had a day out somewhere
Great video 🥰
I wouldn't like lemon or tartar sauce, either. It's salt and vinegar for me, perhaps with a little tomato ketchup on the side. The vinegar must be genuine vinegar, not the NBC (non-brewed condiment) favoured by fish & chip shops because it's cheap. I plan ahead and take a small bottle of Sarsons malt vinegar and the salt cellar in the car. Also, always try to get fish & chips to go in a box, not wrapped. When wrapped, the batter goes soggy very quickly (minutes). If no boxes are available, then at least a cardboard tray. The chippy might charge a bit extra, but it's well worth it.
Jam before clotted cream 😂
Most British people put nothing more than lots of salt and vinegar on their fish and chips.
Mmm 😋 good to know!
Just a tip. Try and learn how to pronounce the names of things. It isn't HAD OCK as though it's two seperate words. It's HADDUHK, one word with no pause in the middle. And Yorkshire doesn't end with a SHIRE sound. It's YORKSHUH.
Good morning😊. Try 🐟'n ships th e original way: put of a newspaper. Tasts different, and good.
Have a nice sunday.
Yeah, all the chemicals from the printing ink … yummy
Had-dock. Oh my god.
Wow still not really English food. Should be cod and chips and should be white fish that looked grayish in video. Also that Yorkshire soft should be crispy. Need to try full English breakfast in a cheaper place like a cafe get full experience, steak pie and peas, chicken curry English curry, sausage and mash with onion gravy, gammon steak with pineapple and egg, steak pudding in suet pastry, toad in the hole, English fried chicken, ploughman's lunch with pork pie, apple cider alcoholic version, scrumpy alcoholic drink, vodka martini shaken not stirred, apple crumble with baking apples, bannanas and custard, lemon merangue pie, Eton mess, elderflower fool, fresh gooseberry, beef stew, Irish stew, scouse which is a stew with everything in it from Liverpool. Hope these help
Yes these help! Thank you so much for the tips!
You shouldn't need to saw through battered fish with a knife. I'm sure you could find find better fish and chips elsewhere. Ideally, go to the seaside and patronise a proper 'chippie' (fish & chip shop), not a restaurant or cafe.
what about mash and bangers, toad in the hole and black pudding ?
Mash and bangers… what?
PRAWNS
It’s fillet over here, not fillay
Erm “erb” queens English is herb.
York-sheer 🏴
It's pronounced, FILLIT
I'd Starve in England.
never go to a posh cafe for fish and chips they do not know how to cook, red source or brown source with salt and vinigar.
That fish didn't look too good, looked more like a frozen one from a supermarket
York-sher not York-shire.
the crumble you had in the last video was a British dish
Poppies is such a tourist trap,and expensive,there are much cheaper alternatives, you should have found a pie and mash shop as well
Yes we wish we would have!! Next time! Thanks for the suggestion!
@@OurStorytoTell there are many Pie and Mash Shops about, I would highly recommend Goddards of Greenwich, but there are many more Manzies, Cookes, Cocknies all over the city, the only way to have it,and the traditional way is with what is called Liqueur and add Chilli vinegar
You dont get fish and chips in London
Not proper fish and chips
You DONT buy them from a restaurant 😂
cod his the best
I reckon London's got the top fish 'n chips
London has the worst fish and chips, much better in the North especially by the sea.
No way! Try fish & chips in Whitby. In fact, anywhere oop north is better than down south for fish & chips. And I'm from down south!
You don't know what your talking ( St Louis lX) about, fish & chips up NORTH is far superior to what passes for fish & chips down south, for a start you don't have curry sauce, mushy peas or gravy, lemon and tartar sauce, no thanks.
In a sit down restaurant you will also get bread & butter and a pot of TEA.
Err no.
Wrong!!!!!
I'll be honest, those Fish and Chips really didn't look quality, but that Sunday Roast Yorkie sounds amazing.
Ur so wrong London is so expensive if u want to experience authentic British cuisine go away from London city explore other counties and towns and fyi Scotland has best fish and chips hands down
Urbs
That has to be the worst looking bit of fish ive ever seen looks like it was brought from a supermarket and the chips were terrible if you want real fish and chips you need to go to the seaside not london and try mussy peas and curry sauce aswell with salt and vinger why do people visit london to experience England is beyond me there is more to the uk than london if you want to experience we food stay away from london and visit the rest of the uk
Cyberdog
Most of the videos of yanks trying fish and chips show them eating it at a restaurant. Restaurants dont sell proper, traditional fish and chips. Chippies do. Why are yanks too slow in the head to find s chippy,?
bland! American breakfasts are awful. brush aside the tasteless pancakes and grits your left with crisper up streaky bacon an egg and some sort of round sausage. the only thing Americans can cook is steak.
Can't pronounce Yorkshire properly!!!!!
British savoury meals are EXCRUCIATINGLY bland, just like French, Scandinavian, Russian, and Eastern European food. Straight out of the deep-fryer the only flavour that comes through is cooking oil, how delicious can that be?.
LOL... i assume you meant to say the USA not Britain