Yes. Also notice how she cuts the sandwich in to two and stand them up on the grill to super caramelize the cut ends.. I wish she would cut them in to eight pieces !!!
Kirby Dan if they don't routinely do tomato, why would they have any? Just in Case? This is a street food stall, they have the bare minimum of ingredients on hand.
@@vineleak7676 on the other hand they take the risk to get a bad review just because they refuse to make him an ordinary grilled cheese sandwich? I think you didn't think your argument through. If they don't have tomatoes.. Fine, but any other reason is bollocks
As a chef that is what cracks me up. Yeah you could buy the ingredients cheaper but you are not just paying for the ingredients, you are paying for somebody's time and the convenience of having someone make your lunch for you. If you get work done on your car do you say "I can get those parts for £80!!"?
Fabian While that's true, this doesn't apply here. Mechanics are highly skilled, whereas the woman making the food could easily be replaced. You could make that argument for street vendors in Japan or other Asian countries that give you a show aswell, but even then they're extremely cheap, unlike the vendor in this vid
This is London, these are not box standard, cheap ass ingredients and I think you will find that a sandwich weighing less than half as much with processed fillings will cost £3 - 4 from a supermarket or convenience store. Get real, case closed.
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People just want to say these sandwiches looks awesome. Regarding the tomato thing just bare in mind if they don't have it on the menu even if they have the ingredients they're not obliged to do it. I don't think they have tomatoes there either way usually stalls like these just have the ingredients to make what's on the menu. In any case just respect that if they don't do it then simply either order something you want or move to another stall to find the one that gives what you want. I personally don't see an issue unless the worker was being rude in terms of manners etc. Saying they don't do it is fine. It's the same as shopping if the shop does do something you want just move to another that doesit or something. Anyone who worked in service industry will know sometimes customers may think taking something away or adding something is simple. Yes it is when it's quiet but when it's busy it's very easy to make mistake for anything special as you're so used to the stuff on the menu.
we have shit street food in the UK compared to other countries , the time and effort they take elsewhere to put into just one dish is unreal sometimes .
couldn't agree more our "street food" is just imported from other urban locations from around the world we have no indigenous british street food...... maybe we should be proud of that
I would have preferred my cheese and tomato sandwich with wine. While some connoisseurs tend to dismiss dark pink rosés, colour is not an indicator of quality, but a feature to increase visual attractiveness. Until the late 19th century, most Spanish wines were clarete (a very pale orange). However, those wines all but disappeared because of the international market preference for deeply coloured wines, and thanks to the availability of technology for extended maceration. Now, an increasing number of Spanish winemakers realise that, in some vineyards, they can achieve wine’s optimum balance, ageing ability and complexity with fresher musts and less phenolic extraction. Quantities of fine Spanish rosé wines are still minute, and many wines would benefit from further experimentation, but the results so far are excellent, and the prospects enticing. We can classify three styles of high-quality rosés. The first group are those wines made upon their fruit purity and their natural balance, with little filtration. Bottled soon after fermentation, they develop complexity in a way similar to Riesling and Chenin wines. Some international varieties, such as Merlot and Syrah, are particularly suitable for this type of wine, as well as the native grape Cariñena and blends with white varieties. The second group of wines acquire their complexity after oak ageing, and improve with time in bottle. Tempranillo and Garnacha are the leading varieties in this category. (The great pioneer of this style, Viña Tondonia Rosado, was not tasted for this article, but it certainly deserves a mention.) The most recent category, wines bottled after long interaction with fine lees, in a variety of vats, is coming to the fore as a smart compromise for keeping fruit while providing vinous complexity. Obviously, those three groups are not neatly organised, and many producers will use elements of all three styles in their wines. Lots of experimentation is still needed. The work to produce top rosés starts with the grape variety and vineyard selection, then continues through the production process. Some of the wines in this selection provide proof that the efforts of winemakers so far have been worthwhile - and those efforts may even result in a new style of fine Spanish rosé.
The first set of grilled cheese with caramelized onions/cibolla and goats cheese is the best for me🥑🧀☕
The paper flip is genius
Alhamdulillah
No...it’s thinking outside the 📦 my friend !
Where is thatj
If the first brown stuff she added are caramelized onions, I am so going to cry. I would love that sandwich.
me.too
+Anjelica Parana cry away
That is a HUGE AMOUNT of Caramelized onions. It's like two whole onions reduced down. Just a pinch makes nothing burgers into something burger.
It looked like Branston pickle to me. I think we only get that here in the UK.
Chris Churchill yeh I thought it was that aswell.
what an innovative way of folding the sandwich.
The amount of cheese is staggering. So delicious!
sandwiches to die for 😋 mouth watering! 😋
£ 5.50 my ass, this explains why that girl forgot what chilli was.
that spray can near the heat press fcking killing me
Raid spray on food, omg
wan qaid lets clean this mess of a sentence up....That spray can sitting next to that sandwich press is fucking killing me. Youre welcome
Me too i imagined too many bomb scenarios it's scaryyy
The press does not generate enough heat to do anything to the spray can.
It awesome very good food thank you for sharing Bless you all thank you very much for sharing.
Thanks for sharing 👍 😊 very nice video 😉 looks so yummy 👍 😊 😋 well done 😊 👏
I'm getting 5 pounds just by watching this.. cheeselicious 😂😍
yummy! thanks for the vid! hope you keep on uploading!
This video made me realized that I need to step up my cheese sandwich game
The falafel stall In the stables Camden lock is BEAST 😍
Every sandwich filling in different types yummy and unique 👍👍
The grilled cheeses from the second place look the most appetizing!
agreed.. bbq sauce, pork, and Mac n cheese?? fuuuuck yes please
Yes. Also notice how she cuts the sandwich in to two and stand them up on the grill to super caramelize the cut ends.. I wish she would cut them in to eight pieces !!!
allmyjm ooo.
I could watch these girls cook all day.. Love the video! Thanks for sharing!
Why oh why do I always watch these videos so late at night!! This is agony!! But I love them!
Beautiful Sandwiches!
These sandwich look amazing!! It's to bad these ladies don't have a stand here in NYC- they'd clean up!! 😨🤤😍😋🤗
Lol... its a toasted cheese sandwich for over a fiver. This ain't street skills, it's us Londoners getting cleaned out!
I want to go to london and try this cuisin .. Looks so delicioussss
Looks delicious very yummy
they wouldn't do him a Cheese and tomato, why wouldn't they just do it for him? charge him the £8 or whatever it is. that really annoyed me.
Kirby Dan they only make pretentious sandwiches.
Kirby Dan if they don't routinely do tomato, why would they have any? Just in Case? This is a street food stall, they have the bare minimum of ingredients on hand.
Because his sandwich will taste like shit because of his bad idea and then he will post a bad review online although it is his fault...
@@vineleak7676 on the other hand they take the risk to get a bad review just because they refuse to make him an ordinary grilled cheese sandwich? I think you didn't think your argument through. If they don't have tomatoes.. Fine, but any other reason is bollocks
El bocata de queso 6 libras es un pasote... por muy bueno que esté.
For the first one good idea keeping the oil spray right next to the hot grill, food looked good though. The second one looked amazing
I could live in Italy forever and not miss anything I have in the USA!!!! Yummy yummy yummy! The draw is the real cheese and bread!
What camera did you take this with? Looks amazing!
Looks soooooo good!
I love this video 😋
I love the first vendors sandwiches.
Was vibing to the joint first 1.55min 💃🏾 🎧
WoW!!! I like the way she wrapped
I'M in love with Cheese 🧀🧀🧀🧀😍😍
I wish I could fly around the world tying all the different foods and see all the different cultures.
I WISH!!! :)
I'm down for some London street food !!
Mashallah very amazing recipe lots of love mohabbatein from pakistan punjab to allah channel from masjid side temperature
Great stuff
That looks delicious!!
Wonderful !
Wowwwww that's so mouth watering
wooow..amazing
Wow nice 😍
My mouth is watering
Ok, this food stand I would definitely try.
I want to work somewhere where it's completely appropriate to have shredded cheeses covering my work surface.
£5,50 for a sandwich? Wow. You can get 1 kilo of cheddar for that money.
As a chef that is what cracks me up. Yeah you could buy the ingredients cheaper but you are not just paying for the ingredients, you are paying for somebody's time and the convenience of having someone make your lunch for you. If you get work done on your car do you say "I can get those parts for £80!!"?
working at mcdonalds doesn't make you a chef.
Sir Naught It kind of does make you a chef by definition.
Fabian While that's true, this doesn't apply here. Mechanics are highly skilled, whereas the woman making the food could easily be replaced. You could make that argument for street vendors in Japan or other Asian countries that give you a show aswell, but even then they're extremely cheap, unlike the vendor in this vid
This is London, these are not box standard, cheap ass ingredients and I think you will find that a sandwich weighing less than half as much with processed fillings will cost £3 - 4 from a supermarket or convenience store. Get real, case closed.
Mmmm looks so delicious 😋
it's make me feel hungry now...😋
I'm getting a strong street food mobile game feeling from this video
mouth watering :-)
When I B on Tha Mic in the background nice
I need this in my life
Looks yum
That looks delicious
Waooo soo ful of cheese
what so lovely about it..is that she puts a lot of cheeeeeeze in there..thats what makes me hungry.. a wanna try it..looks delicioussss
Looks like a good snack😋🍞🧀
I wish I live in london. The food portion are so generous.
Love it !!! Mate z😎
I love when playing Rakim
Pasta on a sandwich? Carb on carb!
好热气的感觉！
Those Grilled Cheese sandwiches is really mouth watering!
Yssa Dianne hi how are u???
TheDriza Haha lol
Hmmm.......,nagyon finom lehet!?
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Just look at all that cheesy goodness😋😍🤩😋😋 yummy!
Wow!!!! that cheese that’s everywhere and wasted could of made 10 cheese sandwiches 🥪 lol
I hear "When I B on tha Mic" by Rakim playing quietly in the background, so this video gets an automatic thumbs up.
Beautiful 😊
Cheeseus so much cheese.
Bmw-M Power cheeses criest
Cheeseus crest
Praise Cheezus!
I miss London.
People just want to say these sandwiches looks awesome.
Regarding the tomato thing just bare in mind if they don't have it on the menu even if they have the ingredients they're not obliged to do it. I don't think they have tomatoes there either way usually stalls like these just have the ingredients to make what's on the menu. In any case just respect that if they don't do it then simply either order something you want or move to another stall to find the one that gives what you want.
I personally don't see an issue unless the worker was being rude in terms of manners etc. Saying they don't do it is fine. It's the same as shopping if the shop does do something you want just move to another that doesit or something.
Anyone who worked in service industry will know sometimes customers may think taking something away or adding something is simple. Yes it is when it's quiet but when it's busy it's very easy to make mistake for anything special as you're so used to the stuff on the menu.
So Good
I'm hungry by watching this I might have to go and make myself a sandwich
Wanna taste it....please. but it's far :'(
Thanks a lot for this video. Even only can imagine it and dream it but this video so great.
we have shit street food in the UK compared to other countries , the time and effort they take elsewhere to put into just one dish is unreal sometimes .
couldn't agree more
our "street food" is just imported from other urban locations from around the world
we have no indigenous british street food...... maybe we should be proud of that
Jonny Parker poor and uncolorful as Asian street food.
100% agree with this comment.
Woooo delicious meal I am your new subscriber friend
Esas garnacha se ven muy nice 👌 y ricas
I heard a song The man i love by Sarah Vaughan... Beautiful
"We don't do cheese and tomato" - Lady, you have cheese, you have tomato, and he has money. Don't be so pretentious.
Monsta Munch where'd you see the tomato at? Cuz i didn't see any tomato at that second stand
Monsta Munch - the tomatoes a lie
Must be an Italian hater
I would have preferred my cheese and tomato sandwich with wine.
While some connoisseurs tend to dismiss dark pink rosés, colour is not an indicator of quality, but a feature to increase visual attractiveness. Until the late 19th century, most Spanish wines were clarete (a very pale orange). However, those wines all but disappeared because of the international market preference for deeply coloured wines, and thanks to the availability of technology for extended maceration.
Now, an increasing number of Spanish winemakers realise that, in some vineyards, they can achieve wine’s optimum balance, ageing ability and complexity with fresher musts and less phenolic extraction. Quantities of fine Spanish rosé wines are still minute, and many wines would benefit from further experimentation, but the results so far are excellent, and the prospects enticing.
We can classify three styles of high-quality rosés. The first group are those wines made upon their fruit purity and their natural balance, with little filtration. Bottled soon after fermentation, they develop complexity in a way similar to Riesling and Chenin wines. Some international varieties, such as Merlot and Syrah, are particularly suitable for this type of wine, as well as the native grape Cariñena and blends with white varieties.
The second group of wines acquire their complexity after oak ageing, and improve with time in bottle. Tempranillo and Garnacha are the leading varieties in this category. (The great pioneer of this style, Viña Tondonia Rosado, was not tasted for this article, but it certainly deserves a mention.)
The most recent category, wines bottled after long interaction with fine lees, in a variety of vats, is coming to the fore as a smart compromise for keeping fruit while providing vinous complexity. Obviously, those three groups are not neatly organised, and many producers will use elements of all three styles in their wines.
Lots of experimentation is still needed. The work to produce top rosés starts with the grape variety and vineyard selection, then continues through the production process. Some of the wines in this selection provide proof that the efforts of winemakers so far have been worthwhile - and those efforts may even result in a new style of fine Spanish rosé.
@@guycalabrese4040 Was that true story about the Chinese😁. I am glad l live in America where everybody smell good!!!
Delicious... I am like this :D
it looks delicious
que rico cosinas amiga!!!!!!
Kagutooom huhu
Lmao I got a grilled cheese ad halfway through the video, as if my mouth wasn't watering enough already
I have to go there again
I think that Sangweg is fantastic
Good music taste ! I hear that hip hop still livin
Me dan ganas de comer uno!!!
looks good
All the sandwiches definitely look filling. How much do they cost?
Muy buena preparación!!
I want them now!
I love the cheese!!!
damn I'm hungry now.. that looks to good
def. toasted cheese sandwich love.
Yummy 😋
I see cheese, I don't see huge.
What a grill!
delicious!
OK I am making grilled cheese tomorrow!!
take me to london pls..