Rowdy Jr. I don't mind many English people as an Irish person. But unfortunately many of them, including many of their polticians, choose to be ignorant and arseholes towards Ireland.
There's a lot of history between the two islands which can make things a bit complex. England used to rule Ireland and the Irish people won their independence only after generations of struggle. Couple that with being right next to each other and you have a lot of shared experiences as well as dividing experiences.
They more or less are... English/Irish/Scottish cooked breakfasts are about 80% identical, just a few regional variations such as hash browns, boxty or potato scones,
Its not the same, English sausages are plumper, though not quite as tasty as the Irish banger, also the Irish breakfast will feature white pudding as well as black pudding. Personally I enjoy either version... so long as they not include the accursed baked beans.
The full English breakfast was really devised back in Victorian times to feed Irish workers building the road network because they needed so many calories
@@johnprice7303 Yeah there are differences but they are very very similar, and one of the Irish girls acted like the English breakfast was super disgusting and way worse than the Irish when there is hardly a difference.
super stitious ASMR Wales was regarded as part of England(by the English) long before the Union Flag ever appeared,thus it was not represented separately on the Union Flag.
super stitious ASMR Cross of St George, the white diagonal cross of St. Andrew and(post 1801)the cross of St. Patrick, a red saltire on a white background.
@@kindofalmostasmr3046 Union Flag...it's only the Union Jack on a ship ;) Also, Wales was a principality when the flag was designed not a country as you said, it's why there is a Prince of Wales! There is much more to it but I cba to go into it, google is your friend here readers.
Whats the whole deal with Catholics and Protestants over in Ireland? Where I'm from, no one cares whether they're catholic or irish, though the Catholics curse way more often and drink more than the Protestants do I can tell you that.
Interesting fact; I'm a quebecoise. Means I'm from the Province of Quebec in Canada. We speak french, are catholics, etc etc. But we don't eat french breakfast. We always kept the english type of breakfast. You know, saucages eggs tomatoes potatoes etc. The salty breakfast. French breakfast is more like croissants or white bread with anything suggary. Chocolat or jam. I'm so happy we are not doing that. Well...now people are doing it more. It became more popular. Another thing my mother was pointing out during a conversation we had about how we are a mixted culture between frenchs and english, that coffee is something fairly new to our culture. She said that as a young girl in the fifties or sixties, they were drinking tea at home. Everybody did. I know my ancestors did too. Coffee became a thing in the 70ties I guess.
The irish breakfast is divine. During my (too short) stay in Dublin, I’ve had it twice - at the start and in the end - and I nearly found myself in tears. Too good and because I love Ireland and I miss that country terribly, too emotional as well.
I always thought a Full Irish breakfast and a Full English breakfast were essentially the same thing except the English adds baked beans and mushrooms. I guess I was wrong about that. I was hoping to find out exactly what the differences might be but I'm still waiting to find out. Cute video but really lacking on the specifics.
Considering these breakfasts were assembled by the same folks who think mushroom soup is a Texas tradition, I’m not a bit surprised that so many guessed wrong.
They were stretching in that video. Chicken wings a Texas tradition? Fuck right off, everybody has them, if anybody gets to claim them it's Buffalo, NY.
Ashley vr 2.101 you could say that about all our food, music, fashion, and more than half of our entire culture though. Buffalo, NY made chicken wings famous and a pop-culture thing, they get to claim them. Now, if you're talking about chicken and waffles, then you're starting to talk about soul food, along with collard greens and ox-tail stew! :D
Spicy? WTF???? Mate, that's like calling water "spicy." xDDDDD There is literally nothing spicy about Irish (or British) cuisine, unless black pepper is too hot for you.
D. Parks Long ago Heinz set up a British division,probably back in the twenties. She probably meant Bachelors who once canned in Ireland but are now just a multinational owned brand. In either case the beans for Britain and Ireland are usually grown in Italy and may be canned there or locally.
I think that was her point, there are no Irish beans. Heinz are generally the most popular bean brand. Although as someone has pointed out the Irish also go for Batchelors beans in a big way.
Watching this as an American,I really enjoyed watching and learning about this topic.I would like to try both out myself because they both look delicious and very filling.I also enjoyed listening to the Irish accents as I'm also part Irish amongst many other things.thanks for sharing
@@dermo1090 Well, not so much in our case. I'm Norwegian, and I know where they both settled down. (Grandad in Seattle. And my great grandmother in New York. Retiring to Miami). But among other expats you were simply Norwegian, Swedish, Italian, or Irish... I guess they didn't bother explain in detail, as the others wouldn't know one foreign small town from the other anyway. 🤔🏘 Love from Oslo, Norway 😘 🇳🇴
The primary negotiations are over. England lost on every point and wasted way too much time doing it. Now they only have until March (I believe) to lose on the much more serious issues. One has to wonder at Britain's desperate push for obscurity. ;)
Angry Applesauce Obscurity? All the countries outside are Europe are unknown and poor. No. So, a country outside of Europe is one of obscurity. Britain knows how to run things, they ran most of the world, and this gave birth to the west. I think they'll be fine without Europe 😂😂😂 all the hate is coming from small countries, that'll have to get their funding elsewhere. Furthermore, the Irish aren't exactly known for politics are they? Our voice is extremely small in the world, and they're trying to get their voice back. Were still fighting over Catholicism and Protestantism, something they were doing in the 1500s . It would benefit us if we left Europe too. Other countries, so as ourselves should see opportunity.
Lewis Galvin-Elston hey, man, you know it wasn't GREAT for the rest of the world when you guys "ran" it, right? You are harkening back to days of enslavement, destruction, colonialism, mass theft, and assimilation. Many of the peoples who now proudly live and work to make England and the UK great weren't even considered PEOPLE back then. You were only able to rule the world because you did so ruthlessly and with no regard for what cultures and kingdoms were left in ruins. You may pine for the days of colonialism but the rest of us are happier to be freed from it. I wish you all the best in the Brexit, but from an international perspective it was a clear mistake. I can only hope the seperation is handled in a way that doesn't damage the day to day lives of your citizens.
I’ve had both breakfasts in both Ireland and England and I personally prefer the English breakfast. I saw the blood pudding and kind of freaked and couldn’t do it. I will say though that I had Irish oatmeal, eggs and toast one morning and it was really good. Also, I was smoking scones like crack rocks. So good. The butter and cream in Ireland is top notch.
Green, white and Orange V's Green White and red , yes I can see that. If you want to know countries with similar flags try the USA and Liberia or the USA and Malaysia. Indonesia and Poland. Austria and Latvia. Netherlands and Luxembourg. Niger and India. Australia and New Zeeland. and of course the to Identical Flags of Monaco and Indonesia.
ME Too the Protestant religion majority came from England and mitigated over when the English invaded Ireland. So it’s a FACT that Irish Protestant are basically English and therefore suck 😉😂
Not true the majority of protestant Irish have scots-irish ancestry. In fact the Gaels migrated Scotland before this. Some Irish also converted to the church of Ireland and retain their Irish names.
paul thomas what I meant was the majority of ireland was catholic until the English invasion Hence the catholic vs Protestant conflict - but really at the time there were irish Protestants just not a huge amount - and religion was used as a reason for discrimination when it was really due to nationality
Yes Ulster fry all the way! Spent the whole video going....thats not enough bread on those frys. Though baked beans on a fry? Never tried that....usually just drown it in brown sauce.
So Nicole and Paul's citizenship get revoked now right? Isn't that how this works? lol 😂 I've actually had to google in the past the difference between an Irish and English breakfast because they look so similar on first glance. So I've had a few people asking me who/what I am to facts. I just wanted to let everyone know that i did an interview with Diane Jennings for her own channel where i answered a lot of those questions. If you want to watch it just look up Diane Jennings and her channel should pop up.
Never had black pudding in my brekkie I dunno maybe that’s a northern thing? Down south it’s sausages, beans, bacon, fried eggs, toast..maybe mushrooms or hash browns but they’d be optional. Cup of tea. That’s about it.
OK, as a Scotsman I have to say why use a Union Jack and label it as English and not British? Also, there is a Scottish variant of the cooked breakfast that has Tattie Scones (Potato Scones for those outside Scotland) and Lorne Sausage/Square Slice/Square Sausage?
As an Englishwoman I have to say that annoyed me too. A full English and a full Scottish are different things and the Scottish one is defiantly better.
I agree with all of us we know a lot of counties in America but they can’t be bothered to remember 3 countries? Scotland and Wales + sometimes England need to have more attention I mean I hate when an American says something stupid like “British accent”
We had peameal bacon and soda bread in our Canadian breakfast. Sliced potato hash browns, fried eggs, and tomato slices. Never had beans or blood pudding.
Is northern ireland the only fry that has potato slim and soda bread? Typically half a soda bread fried, fried potato slim, sausage bacon fried egg white and black pudding beans. Sometimes mushrooms and vegetable roll. Fecking starving now.
Full English pretty much the same then? Looks really good. In the US, we don't get the beans, tomatoes, or blood sausage. It's sausage, bacon, ham, eggs, hash browned or country potatoes, and a side of biscuits, pancakes, or toast.
Am I the only one that thought both of those full breakfasts looked damn near identical? How different could they be with almost the same flavor pallet?
The sausages would have been really different and so would the black pudding - black puddings can really vary here because they all have different spices involved. One of my parents can't stand dennys black pudding but will only aim for denny's sausages for example. (I love Denny's white pudding but can't stand other brands whereas I'll eat any kind of black pudding- Dennys has a very smooth white pudding etcetc) I know someone who swears by Clonakilty black pudding. Also, the hash browns should have been a dead giveaway tbh. Irish full breakfasts don't traditionally have hash browns at all. Beans would have tasted the same I think. Rashers/bacon may not have varied much either. Seeing as Ireland and England have developed alongside each other and have had such close ties over the centuries, a lot of our foods mirror each other. It's a Thing That Happened. tl;dr a lot of similarities but certain flavor profiles would have been different to people who are familiar with them.
Well, the devil is in the details with a cooked breakfast. Eggs friend or scrambled? Back or streaky bacon? Lincolnshire or Cumberland sausages? Friend potatoes or hash browns? Do you include fried bread or not? White or brown toast? Black pudding, white pudding, both or neither?
With the exception of the black pudding, both British and Irish breakfasts are a treat for me. The major difference I found are the mushrooms/grilled tomatoes and the type of banger. The rest seems very much the same. By far, my favorite portion of it is the white pudding. Whenever I go into an Irish pub in the states, I almost always order a breakfast. Occasionally I will have the bangers and mash, fish and chips or a stew and once I had a chicken sandwich ONLY because a friend boasted about it. However, each time I didn't have the breakfast, I WISH I had. It's a shame so many Americans have never tried either version of breakfast. In fact, this video has my mouth watering for one right now. Frankly, if all people had to eat were alternating American, Irish and English breakfasts, life would be extremely pleasant.
I spent 8 days in Ireland. Its a wonderful country. I liked the white pudding, but the black pudding was ok. The irish sausage was kind of bland, not enough spices in it. The bacon is different than american bacon, but was good.
russell Oh you can get spicy sausages in Ireland, the Superquinn ones are yummy! Depends on the individual establishment and unfortunately in restaurants they tend to play safe and go plain because children and people with digestive problems might complain.
Your bland is my tasty that’s thing about English sausages they’re way to spicy takes away from actual taste of the meat in the sausages plus Irish sauages are always pork while English sausages can be lamb,beef or anything really!!
I am going home to visit my brother in Ireland next Sunday (2/8/2020) he will have an Irish (hopping on the plate) breakfast waiting for me (no baked beans as I hate the bloody things)I will also have a one-pint mug of the strongest, hottest tea imaginable waiting for me. It is certainly 'heart attack on a plate' stuff but at age 73 I have little to lose. Oh! I forgot to mention 'Chef sauce'.
Full Canadian breaky is "lumberjack". You get sausage, peameal (bacon) if in Ontario / streaky (side) bacon / maple bacon, pancakes, hash browns (different ways), eggs, toast w butter, maple baked beans, and more. Its hearty for those long winters and physical labour jerbs.
I have had both breakfasts and didn’t really taste any difference they were both delicious. However on our last day staying in the Blarney hotel the waiter asked if we would like some bread and he brought out soda bread! Well I tried my very first soda bread and thought I had arrived in heaven, so if you want to compare breads the Irish definitely win as our British version is pretty bland in comparison but the breakfast are the same really in my opinion😁
Neither of you have a big breakfast during the weekend? These are not typical daily breakfasts, these are Saturday/Sunday fry ups when you have the time both to prepare and savor a big breakfast.
I wonder if the Irish and the British, etc. know why tomatoes were included on every breakfast plate in the U.K. many, many years ago and how it got started. ???? Want the answer??
I would imagine the tomatoes are a good way to add some Vitamin C to the plate. We tend to take cheap oranges and grapefruits for granted here in the States, where they don't have to be shipped as far.
Well when I make breakfast it's eggs, sausage gravy and biscuits fried potatoes, fried apples, bacon or sausage links, sausage rice, hashbrown casserole, grits with milk butter and sugar and a glass of orange juice for good measure of course this is the kind of breakfast I make for Christmas but I cook at least half of this every single day
The Ulster fry is king; how can you have a fried breakfast without soda bread and fadge? Pancake and fried bread are poor poor substitutes. Punjana is the king of teas.
"More distance between the egg and the beans. I may want to mix them but I want that to be my decision. Use the sausage as a breakwater." - Alan Partridge.
Actually if you were to look at whats included in a traditional ulster and compare it to a traditional irish, you will notice distinctive differences, so hardly renamed.
Shannon please your killing me. The English sausage is great. It looked so much better than the Irish one. Why you do this to me ?!?! P.S I’m English so I’m byast
Shannon should get an worst overactor avard. And is it really spelled byased over there. We spell it biased. But then again you spell things like kerb and colour. But do you spell assume with an H. You say ashume, so one can only assume you do.
I think we all know the Ulster fry is the king of all fries! Soda bread. Potato bread. Pancake. Basically any other bread you can find to fry. Ah... the best.
Rainy Day that's kinda strange, I'm used to cooked breakfast consisting of eggs, potatoes and either bacon, ham or sausage with toast. I never imagined beans, I think I should try it
Andrew Batts Come to Texas, have a bean & cheese breakfast taco. Or ranch eggs with a side of beans. When my spouse in GA had surgery, I made him breakfasts of ranch beans with toast and an over easy egg and he basically licked the bowl clean.
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Today, I learned that English and Irish breakfasts are very similar.
Tinyfată Irish is the poor man's English
Tinyfată
No fried bread and white pudding like they have in Ireland = epic fail for me.
Harris M
Ok Brit that's enough. Didn't your ignorant MP's on Sky News this week embarrass you enough?
Rowdy Jr.
I don't mind many English people as an Irish person. But unfortunately many of them, including many of their polticians, choose to be ignorant and arseholes towards Ireland.
There's a lot of history between the two islands which can make things a bit complex. England used to rule Ireland and the Irish people won their independence only after generations of struggle. Couple that with being right next to each other and you have a lot of shared experiences as well as dividing experiences.
You know what would have been nice? A break down of what each breakfast contains.. Just say'in.
Ageed, Mark. The video was funny. But yes, that part would have been interesting and possibly informative too.
Fried Tomato, Sausage, Eggs, Pudding. Baked beans sometimes shrooms, buttered toast and a big cup of Tea.
Yeah I mean...they both look the same
They more or less are... English/Irish/Scottish cooked breakfasts are about 80% identical, just a few regional variations such as hash browns, boxty or potato scones,
Mark McCormick literally thought the same
Lmao. "You can hear Sinead O'Connor screaming" I'm dying. 😂
Is anyone else screaming "Its the same frickin thing!"?
It's not though
Its not the same, English sausages are plumper, though not quite as tasty as the Irish banger, also the Irish breakfast will feature white pudding as well as black pudding. Personally I enjoy either version... so long as they not include the accursed baked beans.
The full English breakfast was really devised back in Victorian times to feed Irish workers building the road network because they needed so many calories
You’re not wrong in saying they’re very similar, but they’re not identical.
@@johnprice7303 Yeah there are differences but they are very very similar, and one of the Irish girls acted like the English breakfast was super disgusting and way worse than the Irish when there is hardly a difference.
Probably should use the English flag seeing as it’s not a competition against Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
I was about to point out this.
super stitious ASMR
Wales was regarded as part of England(by the English) long before the Union Flag ever appeared,thus it was not represented separately on the Union Flag.
super stitious ASMR
Cross of St George, the white diagonal cross of St. Andrew and(post 1801)the cross of St. Patrick, a red saltire on a white background.
Yes, should have used the st George flag. 🏴
@@kindofalmostasmr3046 Union Flag...it's only the Union Jack on a ship ;) Also, Wales was a principality when the flag was designed not a country as you said, it's why there is a Prince of Wales! There is much more to it but I cba to go into it, google is your friend here readers.
"If this is an Irish breakfast, it's a Protestant Irish" hands down the greatest comment on a facts video!
Reminds me of the Wire when Jimmy mcnulty is offered Bushmills Whiskey "Thats Protestant Whiskey'
Guinness is Protestant stout though :(
Guinness is LIFE!!!!
Still laughing over that one!!! LOL😂😂
Whats the whole deal with Catholics and Protestants over in Ireland? Where I'm from, no one cares whether they're catholic or irish, though the Catholics curse way more often and drink more than the Protestants do I can tell you that.
Interesting fact; I'm a quebecoise. Means I'm from the Province of Quebec in Canada. We speak french, are catholics, etc etc. But we don't eat french breakfast. We always kept the english type of breakfast. You know, saucages eggs tomatoes potatoes etc. The salty breakfast. French breakfast is more like croissants or white bread with anything suggary. Chocolat or jam. I'm so happy we are not doing that. Well...now people are doing it more. It became more popular. Another thing my mother was pointing out during a conversation we had about how we are a mixted culture between frenchs and english, that coffee is something fairly new to our culture. She said that as a young girl in the fifties or sixties, they were drinking tea at home. Everybody did. I know my ancestors did too. Coffee became a thing in the 70ties I guess.
Wtf was the key difference?
Hash browns?
White pudding/black pudding. Fucking petty whatever.
IIIrandomIII black pudding = English, white pudding = Irish
@Andy M you sound like you'd start a fight in an empty house...as my Nana used to say (usually about me)! LOL
@@hulsfamcalcan no no that's not true at all
Easy difference. Irish is black pudding with white pudding. English is white with black pudding. Simples
The irish breakfast is divine. During my (too short) stay in Dublin, I’ve had it twice - at the start and in the end - and I nearly found myself in tears. Too good and because I love Ireland and I miss that country terribly, too emotional as well.
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah
I always thought a Full Irish breakfast and a Full English breakfast were essentially the same thing except the English adds baked beans and mushrooms. I guess I was wrong about that. I was hoping to find out exactly what the differences might be but I'm still waiting to find out. Cute video but really lacking on the specifics.
Considering these breakfasts were assembled by the same folks who think mushroom soup is a Texas tradition, I’m not a bit surprised that so many guessed wrong.
They were stretching in that video. Chicken wings a Texas tradition? Fuck right off, everybody has them, if anybody gets to claim them it's Buffalo, NY.
Lol have you seen the traditional US Thanksgiving vid from a couple years back? So many dishes I have never seen.
Matt Hill if anybody gets to claim them, it's African Americans. That's been classic soul food since slavery.
Ashley vr 2.101 you could say that about all our food, music, fashion, and more than half of our entire culture though. Buffalo, NY made chicken wings famous and a pop-culture thing, they get to claim them. Now, if you're talking about chicken and waffles, then you're starting to talk about soul food, along with collard greens and ox-tail stew! :D
I'm still mad about that damn mushroom soup 🙄
now this is what those Hobbitses means about second breakfesst!
What about third breakfast? That should also be a thing, although it’s already impossible to go through all 7 Hobbit meals in one day.
Never had a Irish breakfast. Looks awesome!
Tastes really spicy. I had one in Ireland, but i'm not irish. :D
An Irish pub near me (owned by someone from Ireland) does it every St. Patrick's Day. Its quite nice but I just can't eat blood sausage.
I can Americanize both those and I have by adding a liberal dollop of Mayonnaise.
James Crawford lawd have mercy
Spicy? WTF???? Mate, that's like calling water "spicy." xDDDDD
There is literally nothing spicy about Irish (or British) cuisine, unless black pepper is too hot for you.
"they have to be irish beans..."
"Isn't it like Heinz across the board though"
As a Yinzer I can say with confidence Heinz is not an irish company.
It is an American company . Former US secretary of state John Kerry was married to the Heinz heir
D. Parks
Long ago Heinz set up a British division,probably back in the twenties.
She probably meant Bachelors who once canned in Ireland but are now just a multinational owned brand.
In either case the beans for Britain and Ireland are usually grown in Italy and may be canned there or locally.
Yinzer?
Bachelors beans are much more popular here in Ireland than Heinz.
I think that was her point, there are no Irish beans. Heinz are generally the most popular bean brand. Although as someone has pointed out the Irish also go for Batchelors beans in a big way.
Watching this as an American,I really enjoyed watching and learning about this topic.I would like to try both out myself because they both look delicious and very filling.I also enjoyed listening to the Irish accents as I'm also part Irish amongst many other things.thanks for sharing
What county in Ireland do ya have ties with
@@dermo1090
He might not know.
My great grandmother and my grandfather moved to the US.
Post WW1.
They were simply "American Norwegians"...
@@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131 very mysterious...
@@dermo1090
Well, not so much in our case.
I'm Norwegian, and I know where they both settled down.
(Grandad in Seattle. And my great grandmother in New York. Retiring to Miami).
But among other expats you were simply Norwegian, Swedish, Italian, or Irish...
I guess they didn't bother explain in detail, as the others wouldn't know one foreign small town from the other anyway. 🤔🏘
Love from Oslo, Norway 😘 🇳🇴
@@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131 love from Galway, Ireland 😘☘️🇮🇪
This will do more to Damage Anglo Irish relations then this weeks Brexit negotiations .
The primary negotiations are over. England lost on every point and wasted way too much time doing it. Now they only have until March (I believe) to lose on the much more serious issues. One has to wonder at Britain's desperate push for obscurity. ;)
Angry Applesauce Obscurity? All the countries outside are Europe are unknown and poor. No. So, a country outside of Europe is one of obscurity. Britain knows how to run things, they ran most of the world, and this gave birth to the west. I think they'll be fine without Europe 😂😂😂 all the hate is coming from small countries, that'll have to get their funding elsewhere. Furthermore, the Irish aren't exactly known for politics are they? Our voice is extremely small in the world, and they're trying to get their voice back. Were still fighting over Catholicism and Protestantism, something they were doing in the 1500s . It would benefit us if we left Europe too. Other countries, so as ourselves should see opportunity.
Ashley vr 2.101 same here
Ashley vr 2.101 Basically, nothing has changed. And, Britain still has a weak feeble Prime Minister
Lewis Galvin-Elston hey, man, you know it wasn't GREAT for the rest of the world when you guys "ran" it, right? You are harkening back to days of enslavement, destruction, colonialism, mass theft, and assimilation. Many of the peoples who now proudly live and work to make England and the UK great weren't even considered PEOPLE back then. You were only able to rule the world because you did so ruthlessly and with no regard for what cultures and kingdoms were left in ruins. You may pine for the days of colonialism but the rest of us are happier to be freed from it.
I wish you all the best in the Brexit, but from an international perspective it was a clear mistake. I can only hope the seperation is handled in a way that doesn't damage the day to day lives of your citizens.
I’ve had both breakfasts in both Ireland and England and I personally prefer the English breakfast. I saw the blood pudding and kind of freaked and couldn’t do it. I will say though that I had Irish oatmeal, eggs and toast one morning and it was really good. Also, I was smoking scones like crack rocks. So good. The butter and cream in Ireland is top notch.
English and Irish breakfasts are the same thing. What defines their name is where they’re being served.
Shoulda got a chicken fillet roll
An American judging by oatmeal.
Porridge, never eat the stuff.
Like the black pudding though.
George L
The Ulster fry.
@@frankstein7631 Ireland best
I could spot the English breakfast a mile away, there was no way those big things were Irish sausages 🤣 fab shoot doh loved the beans and pudding 😍🐷
@Shannon Keenan, Keeping us smiling as always.
Rick Cleek 🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷
shannon...........your brexit food is 2 greasey.
Mui
Thank god you recognized your own country's breakfast those other guys should be embarrassed lol
Should have given then a full ulster with soda, wheaten ,potato and fried white bread because apparently we like carbs in the north
Am I the only one who noticed that that Irish flag looks more like the Italian one?
Green, white and Orange V's Green White and red , yes I can see that.
If you want to know countries with similar flags try the USA and Liberia or the USA and Malaysia. Indonesia and Poland. Austria and Latvia. Netherlands and Luxembourg. Niger and India. Australia and New Zeeland. and of course the to Identical Flags of Monaco and Indonesia.
The flag of Cote d'Ivoire.
Hang the Irish flag with the orange nearest the flagpole.
PheibeeG
No it's Irish.
Irish orange.
Italian red.
No, but it often gets confused with the Ivory Coast (by me).
Yeah the orange is so dark it looks more red, I thought they were Italian flags too. The Orange on the Irish flag should be lighter. 🇮🇪
Feck yeaaaaaa! My man Irish Jesus is back and I'm here for it.
a m a z o n woooooooo 🙌🏻🙌🏻😆🤘🏻
right
If this is Irish - he is a protestant Irish - Ryan you kill me lmao
agree 100 %
Aren't they actually Anglo-Saxons and not Native Celts/Gaelic?
ME Too the Protestant religion majority came from England and mitigated over when the English invaded Ireland.
So it’s a FACT that Irish Protestant are basically English and therefore suck 😉😂
Not true the majority of protestant Irish have scots-irish ancestry. In fact the Gaels migrated Scotland before this.
Some Irish also converted to the church of Ireland and retain their Irish names.
paul thomas what I meant was the majority of ireland was catholic until the English invasion
Hence the catholic vs Protestant conflict - but really at the time there were irish Protestants just not a huge amount - and religion was used as a reason for discrimination when it was really due to nationality
Best out of them all, Ulster Fry, can't miss Potato and Soda bread!
EXACTLY
Yes Ulster fry all the way! Spent the whole video going....thats not enough bread on those frys. Though baked beans on a fry? Never tried that....usually just drown it in brown sauce.
No soda bread or potato bread oh wait that’s an Ulster fry
That's my favorite version.
Irish Jesus is an icon.
He is always so jolly!!! I love him! 😁
He has to be high. Dude is funny
Are you talking about the guy in the long hair and beard? Are you calling him Jesus
I love breakfast. I love this.
It's _my_ Island!!
Long live breakfast!
How do you get the beans above the frank?
Lol Something about Mary
Twist?
I haven't thought about that movie in a long fucking time. Hahaha.
How much Crystal Meth did you give the dog?
Have you seen my wiener?
Ship them through Holland.
So Nicole and Paul's citizenship get revoked now right? Isn't that how this works? lol 😂 I've actually had to google in the past the difference between an Irish and English breakfast because they look so similar on first glance.
So I've had a few people asking me who/what I am to facts. I just wanted to let everyone know that i did an interview with Diane Jennings for her own channel where i answered a lot of those questions. If you want to watch it just look up Diane Jennings and her channel should pop up.
Seen it, great video Nadia! :)
Yes they are no longer citizens.
That was lovely :) You seemed nervous, understandably :P
Nadia Mohamed I thought the title of the video was so funny, just the idea you could be "catfishing" Facts had me cracking up lol. :)
I thought the interview was great, you both were quite charming. :)
Canadians do genuinely put maple with everything. There is maple bacon, sausage, baked beans... Plenty use maple syrup in their coffee.
Never had black pudding in my brekkie I dunno maybe that’s a northern thing?
Down south it’s sausages, beans, bacon, fried eggs, toast..maybe mushrooms or hash browns but they’d be optional. Cup of tea. That’s about it.
Irish People try hash browns scattered, covered, smothered, chunked, diced, peppered, capped and topped.
Paul would love it!
Nothing beats a Scottish breakfast for me.
Couldn't have a cooked breakfast without haggis and tattie scones!
Div and Benny travel thanks for making me hungry for haggis!
Grim mate🤨
Your the only people who have ever liked Haggis gross bro
OK, as a Scotsman I have to say why use a Union Jack and label it as English and not British? Also, there is a Scottish variant of the cooked breakfast that has Tattie Scones (Potato Scones for those outside Scotland) and Lorne Sausage/Square Slice/Square Sausage?
As an Englishwoman I have to say that annoyed me too. A full English and a full Scottish are different things and the Scottish one is defiantly better.
I agree with all of us we know a lot of counties in America but they can’t be bothered to remember 3 countries? Scotland and Wales + sometimes England need to have more attention I mean I hate when an American says something stupid like “British accent”
And an Ulster fry is different again - more like a mix of the Irish and Scottish but with potato bread (not scones) and soda farls.
We have tattie scones in the North of Ireland as well plus soda bread! Can't beat square sausage though
Union Jack is for the whole of the UK, not just Britain
"we got some HASH BROWNS up in here!" Lmao.
It is Heinz across the board. Always and forever. Signed, your friends in Pittsburgh. lol
The best is Clark's in Canadialand.
Branston beans beat Heinz every time. I'm a Steelers fan so it's certainly not that I want to hurt Yinzer feelings!
Full American Breakfast... Cereal with milk.
And a BIG CUP of coffee!!
Not even close.
No, that's a quick American breakfast.
Ironidas E. An American breakfast for me is a small danish and some milk, maybe a microwave waffle too.
mobcontroll Gaming n' Stuff So a grain and a liquid haha jk.
I am non irish living in Ireland for a year now and I can recognize irish breakfast from a plane.
so, a traditional irish and english breakfast is almost the same?
We had peameal bacon and soda bread in our Canadian breakfast.
Sliced potato hash browns, fried eggs, and tomato slices.
Never had beans or blood pudding.
Is northern ireland the only fry that has potato slim and soda bread? Typically half a soda bread fried, fried potato slim, sausage bacon fried egg white and black pudding beans. Sometimes mushrooms and vegetable roll. Fecking starving now.
We personally have soda bread ourselves over here in my family but I don't think it's really a thing outside if Ulster. What are veg rolls?
Full English pretty much the same then? Looks really good. In the US, we don't get the beans, tomatoes, or blood sausage. It's sausage, bacon, ham, eggs, hash browned or country potatoes, and a side of biscuits, pancakes, or toast.
so bassicaly American breakfast is nearly the same
Egg and bean burritos with salsa (tomatoes). These are great in the States.
with STRONG coffee.
I'd say that American breakfasts tend to be lighter than English breakfasts. That was a hell of alot of food on those plates.
Janet Seidlitz yeah I'll have a full American breakfast although I like tomatoes with my sausage,eggs,homefrys, biscuits and gravy!
A full Tennessean!
And where’s the Scottish breakfast? Tattie scones, haggis, Lorne sausage - people need to know about these things!
no. no we don't.
maryavatar Thats like me saying everyone knows that we Australians eat vegimite for breakfast.
MIND BLOWING AM I RIGHT?!
maryavatar
Where is the Lesotho breakfast thoooo?
Am I the only one that thought both of those full breakfasts looked damn near identical? How different could they be with almost the same flavor pallet?
Jeffrey Kever they all look the same but might be made with different ingredients depending on what is in their area
The sausages would have been really different and so would the black pudding - black puddings can really vary here because they all have different spices involved. One of my parents can't stand dennys black pudding but will only aim for denny's sausages for example. (I love Denny's white pudding but can't stand other brands whereas I'll eat any kind of black pudding- Dennys has a very smooth white pudding etcetc) I know someone who swears by Clonakilty black pudding. Also, the hash browns should have been a dead giveaway tbh. Irish full breakfasts don't traditionally have hash browns at all. Beans would have tasted the same I think. Rashers/bacon may not have varied much either. Seeing as Ireland and England have developed alongside each other and have had such close ties over the centuries, a lot of our foods mirror each other. It's a Thing That Happened.
tl;dr a lot of similarities but certain flavor profiles would have been different to people who are familiar with them.
Well, the devil is in the details with a cooked breakfast. Eggs friend or scrambled? Back or streaky bacon? Lincolnshire or Cumberland sausages? Friend potatoes or hash browns? Do you include fried bread or not? White or brown toast? Black pudding, white pudding, both or neither?
Good old Ulster fry so it is.
With the exception of the black pudding, both British and Irish breakfasts are a treat for me. The major difference I found are the mushrooms/grilled tomatoes and the type of banger. The rest seems very much the same. By far, my favorite portion of it is the white pudding. Whenever I go into an Irish pub in the states, I almost always order a breakfast. Occasionally I will have the bangers and mash, fish and chips or a stew and once I had a chicken sandwich ONLY because a friend boasted about it. However, each time I didn't have the breakfast, I WISH I had. It's a shame so many Americans have never tried either version of breakfast. In fact, this video has my mouth watering for one right now.
Frankly, if all people had to eat were alternating American, Irish and English breakfasts, life would be extremely pleasant.
Ryan going straight for the blood
As a finn, same
Try the full Glasgow breakfast.
A roll-up ciggy and a piss !
Gordon Bradley 😂😂😂
I really thought that the Irish breakfast would have a lot of alcohol.
they didn't do it properly
When going on holiday I've had this exact type of breakfast with a pint in the airport bar, is that Irish enough?
AquilaLiberum it's for the morning after a few pints.
That's Irish-American breakfast. A dozen Krispy Kremes and a six pack of Bud.j/k
that's a Scottish breakfast. no solid food whatsoever
"We got some hashbrowns up in here...." 🤣🤣🤣
I’m from an Irish background living in England and eat Richmond sausages
Which are Irish sausages
Thumbs up just for Irish Jesus say'n God damn it.
More like Dad damn it
Bye Bye Ryan, now you have to go and move to "Northen Ireland"
He can move to England, and if he gets their breakfast wrong, they'll ship him to Australia like they did to people in the good ole days.
Parallaxus
My Australian cousins can vouch. Whenever they come to Ireland, it's a source of bragging. XD
I spent 8 days in Ireland. Its a wonderful country. I liked the white pudding, but the black pudding was ok. The irish sausage was kind of bland, not enough spices in it. The bacon is different than american bacon, but was good.
russell
Oh you can get spicy sausages in Ireland, the Superquinn ones are yummy! Depends on the individual establishment and unfortunately in restaurants they tend to play safe and go plain because children and people with digestive problems might complain.
russell
I actually prefer American bacon btw, I like it crispy!
Your bland is my tasty that’s thing about English sausages they’re way to spicy takes away from actual taste of the meat in the sausages plus Irish sauages are always pork while English sausages can be lamb,beef or anything really!!
@@eimearinez not really, if you want pork sausage you buy pork, same as beef, even turkey (!). I draw the line at the vegetarian variety.
I am going home to visit my brother in Ireland next Sunday (2/8/2020) he will have an Irish (hopping on the plate) breakfast waiting for me (no baked beans as I hate the bloody things)I will also have a one-pint mug of the strongest, hottest tea imaginable waiting for me. It is certainly 'heart attack on a plate' stuff but at age 73 I have little to lose. Oh! I forgot to mention 'Chef sauce'.
YES - Chef Sauce!!!!!
Full Canadian breaky is "lumberjack". You get sausage, peameal (bacon) if in Ontario / streaky (side) bacon / maple bacon, pancakes, hash browns (different ways), eggs, toast w butter, maple baked beans, and more. Its hearty for those long winters and physical labour jerbs.
I need more Irish folks in my life. These folks are delightful.
😂😂
"What about second breakfast?"
American breakfasts (eggs, pancakes, oatmeal, ceareal, waffles, coffee, pop tarts, doughnuts...)
In a bucket
Ain't got shit on a full English.
STFU, you haven’t a clue. Stop getting your education from television.
Typical Irish breakfast; potatoes with a pint of Guinness and a shot of Jameson. Sober up you drunks.
@@sohoyankee66 take your own advice you fucking mugg
The sausages were the key. They should have used the heinz for the English breakfast too though.
Full American breakfast is eggs, bacon/sausage, hash browns, ham, pancakes and/or toast. Serve with coffee and/or juice.
I have had both breakfasts and didn’t really taste any difference they were both delicious. However on our last day staying in the Blarney hotel the waiter asked if we would like some bread and he brought out soda bread! Well I tried my very first soda bread and thought I had arrived in heaven, so if you want to compare breads the Irish definitely win as our British version is pretty bland in comparison but the breakfast are the same really in my opinion😁
Both are nothing compared to an Ulster Fry. Potato bread is the most important part of the meal.
Where's the Ulster Fry?
Tony Casey
Does it contain a lot of Orange?
Tony Casey
In Ulster.
Wow! That's the happiest I've ever seen Ryan.
Beans for breakfast.... Yeah, so over the pond. We don't do that in the U.S. But I do love some good bangers.
The first one was English. It had fried tomatoes, mushrooms, beans.
Facts got this wrong.
Every Irish breakfast I've ever had in New England (and most Irish bars have them on the menu) has had those ingredients.
Well, as someone who’s Dad is English and who’s Mam is Irish... there’s really VERY little difference 😂😂
They're practically the same thing, ffs!
Not really. White pudding, fried brown soda bread are Irish.
@@thisguy976 Uh, white pudding is not exclusive to an Irish breakfast. Go to Cornwall.
They both looked the same to me. Way too heavy.
Neither of you have a big breakfast during the weekend? These are not typical daily breakfasts, these are Saturday/Sunday fry ups when you have the time both to prepare and savor a big breakfast.
@@darkamora5123 Somebody always has to complain about it's too "heavy," "sweet," "starchy," "salty,"... whatever.
this made me chuckle...and hungry...thanks
Beans, fried egg and toast w a bit of sausage and pepper absolutely the best
I wonder if the Irish and the British, etc. know why tomatoes were included on every breakfast plate in the U.K. many, many years ago and how it got started. ???? Want the answer??
get in
Ireland =/= UK my friend
I would imagine the tomatoes are a good way to add some Vitamin C to the plate. We tend to take cheap oranges and grapefruits for granted here in the States, where they don't have to be shipped as far.
I would like the answer, please.
Daniel Reasor Haha I'm sure when it's fried to shit mate the nutrition goes
Andy M tomotoes are actually better for you when cooked.
Wait until you've had a country American breakfast, with all of the trimmin's. ;)
The Knave I suppose that means grits? Yuck... The nearest Denny’s is 200 miles away 😭
I'm American; I just eat cereal.
Wafflehouse.
Well when I make breakfast it's eggs, sausage gravy and biscuits fried potatoes, fried apples, bacon or sausage links, sausage rice, hashbrown casserole, grits with milk butter and sugar and a glass of orange juice for good measure of course this is the kind of breakfast I make for Christmas but I cook at least half of this every single day
English breakfast > American breakfast
The Ulster fry is king; how can you have a fried breakfast without soda bread and fadge? Pancake and fried bread are poor poor substitutes.
Punjana is the king of teas.
Do they still make the Soda's with bacon and cheese in them?
"More distance between the egg and the beans. I may want to mix them but I want that to be my decision. Use the sausage as a breakwater." - Alan Partridge.
I fixed a Irish, German, Scottish breakfasts for my girlfriend and she loved the Irish one and we stayed together for 6 years and thank you.
English is amazing like the hash brown is lit
English breakfast should not have hash browns.
No. Now, bubble'n'squeak, maybe.
Pre-Notification Squad?
Hash Browns in a full English? Nope, that's an American item.
“As it’s goin down it’s choppinme from the inside out “!! XD XD omg I’m dead !!!!
It's _my_ Island!!
“That looks so gross I don’t even want to put it in my mouth!”
Now where I heard that before!
No soda bread! Get a grip
Full Irish is the best
Cèn faith is fearr?=Why the best?
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Cén faith is fearr?=Why the best?
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Beans are ordinary apart of the British breakfast it’s not Irish breakfast, thats what separates it, it’s the beans as far as I know,
Both breakfasts are huge! I’d have to go back to bed.
and the Ulster Fry beats all fries aha
Sean Ó Cuinn the best breakfast in the world. :)
The Ulster Fry kills your dog, then makes you howl like one for a year and a day. :D
worth it though aha
Ulster fry is just an irish fry renamed lol doesnt even make sense ether ulster is also in the republic .
Actually if you were to look at whats included in a traditional ulster and compare it to a traditional irish, you will notice distinctive differences, so hardly renamed.
please try caribbean food
Looks like Jesus is getting deported...
i love how these people get so excited over breakfast :)))
"If this is Irish, it's Protestant Irish." That was beautiful.
Scottish breakfast would have hands down won, 100%
Agreed. The Scots do food much better ;)
Shannon please your killing me. The English sausage is great. It looked so much better than the Irish one. Why you do this to me ?!?!
P.S I’m English so I’m byast
Shannon should get an worst overactor avard. And is it really spelled byased over there. We spell it biased. But then again you spell things like kerb and colour. But do you spell assume with an H. You say ashume, so one can only assume you do.
Up the ra
one of those guys are you talking about me or the Irish cos I’ve never heard of assume being spelled with an h
-_- English pls 👍
I'm American, so I'm biased.
that fella with the hat is losing his passport
They eat a huge breakfast
I think we all know the Ulster fry is the king of all fries! Soda bread. Potato bread. Pancake. Basically any other bread you can find to fry. Ah... the best.
Beans with breakfast????
Yes. They have beans with breakfast.
Rainy Day that's kinda strange, I'm used to cooked breakfast consisting of eggs, potatoes and either bacon, ham or sausage with toast. I never imagined beans, I think I should try it
When you come to the uk everything is beanz
Green bunny try it with a can of corn and chopped up hot dogs, classic American camping cuisine
Andrew Batts Come to Texas, have a bean & cheese breakfast taco. Or ranch eggs with a side of beans. When my spouse in GA had surgery, I made him breakfasts of ranch beans with toast and an over easy egg and he basically licked the bowl clean.
Full English shall reign supreme
-I’m English
Sorry, but a full Scottish breakfast is clearly superior.
scottish breakfest is haggis and deep fried mars bars ? ill pass . u british are weird ill stick to my irish breakfast
the ulster fry is better than both
Disappointed at the lack of a Full Scottish in there. Full Scottish is the absolute breakfast king
I know right!The put the English flag in the title,but the British flag on the stick.They should of put scottish and Whales on there