AMERICANS TRY GREGGS SAUSAGE ROLLS AND EXPLORE THE INSPIRATION FOR HARRY POTTER’S DIAGON ALLEY
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- HEY GUYS WE ARE IN LONDON AND TO START OF OUR AMZING TRIP WE WENT TO GREGGS BECAUSE AMERICANS TRYING BRITISH FOODS IS A MUST SO WE AMERICANS TRIED SAUSAGE ROLLS FOR THE FIRST TIME. AFTER THAT WE HEADED TO LEADENHALL MARKET for a brief Harry Potter London tour TO EXPLORE JK ROWLINGS INSPRIATION FOR DIAGON ALLY IN AHRRY POTTER .. THATS RIGHT THE REAL DIAGON ALLY PLUS IT WAS ALSO USED AS A FILMING LOCATION FOR HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCERERS STONE OR THE PHILOSPHERS STONE IF YOUR BRITISH LOL.
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1:53 " you want me to take ya picture?" welcome to London
You know I know we don’t see everything and there is good and bad everywhere, but for the most part, England was nothing but class and kindness.
Only in the UK
@@pg1144Not true ! Here in L.A.,we do that ,too !! Lol 💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞
hahaha the edits are amazing....bravo 😂 the goose killed me hahahaha😂😂😂😂😂😂
youre so lucky you come in the winter, because in the summer in london, the temp has been rising upto 42c. WITH NO AIRCONS haha.
Welcome to London, glad you're having fun! If you want to have the best experience, walk off the beaten path. You'll find something interesting around every corner. Most museums and galleries are free entry, make the most of them whilst you're here.
So glad you arrived at Gatwick and not Heathrow, a much easier welcome to UK.
Thank you so much I don’t want to give to much away of future series but the British museum blew me away as an American who constantly sees museums of the civil war and discoveries of America, to see stones and mummies and artifacts of human civilization was a lot to take in at once. lol
@@Trippingthroughadventures Fantastic! Looking forward to your future videos then! Enjoy!
Terrible advice!!
If you 'walk off the beaten path' in London in 2024, you're likely to get mugged, if not worse!! 😲
@@jamespasifull3424 Haha! Bad wording on my part, I mean like take a stroll around Little Venice rather than sticking to the tourist hotspots.
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great vlog guys tiffany looks great she fits in lol
Thank you 🙏 yea she went full blown English on this one
Can’t go wrong with a greggs in the morning, great value for money. Looking forward to your next videos.
No you really can’t so something I don’t think you see in our vlogs, I said we got a cappuccino, but it wasn’t, it was a flat white lol, they’re not big in America, but from that moment forward we had 3-4 flat whites a day to keep us going, a love affair was started in that scene 🤣😂🤣
Hahaha brilliant! I do like a greggs cappuccino though lol. The Harry Potter stuff was cool, I was an extra on the 2nd and 3rd film so that took me back. I grew up in London, and to be honest the best parts of the UK are elsewhere lol. I live in South Wales now, best move I’ve made. How much of the UK are you planning on seeing?
@TheDirtyClown you was an extra 😧 that is soo awesome, yes we grew an obsession with Gregg’s costa and prets while we was there lo so this series will consist of a lot of London area and Oxford, if the series does good we plan on coming back and expanding our travels to other places in the UK Wales included.
That’s awesome, it sounds like you had a great time. Yeah I went to a theatre school so I had the chance to work on them, was great fun. Can’t wait to see the rest of your trip 😉
@@TheDirtyClown that’s really cool to be a part of that, you really get to say you was a part of pop culture history of the world. Thanks for watching
that's the real door to the leaking cauldron that's very interesting. So J.K. Rawlins was Inspired by this place to create Diagon alley and they also filmed there. very interesting place, the food in the next vlog looks amazing. I love Hardees biscuits, so I think a sausage roll would suite me well. great vlog
Yea it was a very good start to our London trip, it was very cool that such a small place would have so much influence.
Go to a proper bakers for sausage rolls and Cornish Pasties e.t.c. Greggs is just a chain, it's like thinking McDonalds do good burgers, they don't, you can get much better quality in independent shops.
I almost had a vegan Cornish pasties in Arizona last summer ! I missed it ! 💜🥁🐉🎤🎶🇬🇧💞
Great vid guys. Look forward to the rest.
Thank you for tuning in we got a lot more England content coming!!
Don’t know what the fascination is with Greggs? There are tons of local high bakeries that are MUCH better in literally ANY high street.
So I can’t speak on British fascination, but our fascination is that it’s normal day to day thing for most Brit’s, same with pret and costa, we don’t need something to be the best to be interesting, it holds its own interest because it’s such a part of normal everyday culture for a lot of people. Kind of like Toby’s, even though most Brit’s talk bad about Toby’s, they all had the experience of Toby’s to have that opinion.
Love a greggs sausage roll . There's no many better out there.
@@Trippingthroughadventures Greggs is not a normal day to day thing at all / they expanded massively but it’s no different from any other bakery / it’s not a cultural norm - it’s a brand pushed to its limit for its own sake / you may as well go to a bakery on a Tesco, Waitrose or M&S / all of which are much better IMO and possibly cheaper too..
@@Trippingthroughadventures plus no one goes to a Tobys unless you can’t find anywhere else believe me… and even then..
It’s quick, cheap and their coffee is a pretty good!
It's 'Led en hall' _despite_ its spelling of "Leadenhall" ...
It's the English way - our words are (mostly) _not_ pronounced how they're spelt. Sorry "bout that but that's just the way it is...oh and by the way, do you know that the British Harry Potter is different to the American Harry Potter?!
For example: 'Spellotape' is a pun on 'Sellotape' - which is called "Scotch Tape" in America...😊
lol not only are we American but we are southern American so the pronunciation comes hard for us lol. That’s a really cool fact. I want to do a video on uk and American counter parts like that. Seeing you got tk max we got tj max you got M&s we got Target.
"Different from" not "Different to"
Wow ..that lady would not look out place in Paris or Rome , hope you have /had a lovely time here
Who, tiff? Shes beautiful, she’s 100% she’s a beautiful wife, mother, and woman lol thank you very much. ❤️
This was the film location for Diagon Alley, the inspiration for it was The Shambles in York.
Yes thats what I have heard too . The Shambles is a Lot older and more Stunning ,
This is actually not true, jk Rowling said shambles was the inspiration for the “FILMS” Diagon alley but not the original books.
@@Trippingthroughadventures Yes the Books were inspired by Grassmarket in Edinburgh near where she wrote the Philosophers stone. The movie was inspired by the Shambles in york. It might also be worth stopping in Newcastle for the Central Station, which was the actual station used for filming "kings cross" and the real platform 9 3/4, as the real KX is a sterile 70s abomination.
@@edix1673 😕 every time I google it some thing different pops up we can ad Victoria rd to the conversation now too 😅 another thing idk if they used it as inspiration or not but the Diagon alley in universal Orlando, is a dead ringer for borough market.
only just come across your channel, somehow! love it, really like your videos on the UK, and sharing your experiences. keep them coming. much love from the UK.
Greggs sausage rolls are better hot Friggin amazing. Not keen when they're cold. 🏴
Idk it was heat lamp temp and I really liked it. Low key I was quiet on my first bite cuz I was trying not to choke to death I took way to big of a bite 😂🤣😂
Tiffany, that's the perfect London hat! Great research.
Thanks so much I tried lol I got that hat like a day from leaving, Richard’s aunt gave it to me lol
@@Trippingthroughadventures nice!
The Shambles in York is more like Diagon Alley in my opinion.
So I been hearing so many different stories but, I do know shambles was the inspiration for the set design for the movie. If you ever been to universal Orlando universal studios , It seems like they used borough market as inspiration, with the glass ceiling the green colors the traffic over pass, idk how accurate that is, but it surprised me how similar they looked. Of course this is just a personal opinion.
If you're still here and want an amaizng sausage roll, go to The Ginger Pig. Theres a branch in borough but also a main shop in moxon street near Marylebone. They are 30 times bettwr than those gregs ones
I think that was ginger pig in the b-roll, after all them sweets I should have got one of those, but we can only eat so much lol. 😂
Just seen your livestream, great channel subbed, all the way from south west England 😊
Thank you 😊 hope you enjoyed it
Westminster Abbey is a must ! Full to bursting with history 😊
Greggs is hardly gourmet food but its great for what it is good cheap food to grab on the go
After the airline food, it tasted like Gordon Ramsey prepared it 😂
@@TrippingthroughadventuresOh...no ! Lol 😅
Right . But,I got hooked on Gregg's vegan sausage while visiting there in Wales / England. I really liked it a lot !! Lol 💜🥁🐉🎤🎶🏴🏴🇬🇧💞
@@Trippingthroughadventures They swore at you? ;-)
@@davidmartin3947 huh, the vegan ?
The best sausage rolls I've had are from a bakery chain in the West Country, Parsons (to be found in Bristol/Bath, and a few others towns). When warm, they literally melt in your mouth
Thank you 😊 I’m going to save this and try to check them out cuz we want to go to bath next time.
@@Trippingthroughadventures They also do a great meal deal of in-house baguette, drink and cake for £4.50. Their Chelsea buns are big...and lovely !!
@@Trippingthroughadventures - No, no no! Parsons are only a smidge above Greggs in terms of quality so still super poor. You'd be wise to aim for a boutique-style bakery, ideally one that specializes in sausage rolls and ideally one that has won awards such as The Great Sausage Roll Off Awards. Even though the quality you would then achieve there is at the completely opposite end of the spectrum to the likes of Parsons and Greggs, they would still be commercialised products that cut corners to maximise profits and thus, come nowhere near a specialist non-commercialised sausage roll.
Imagine the two minutes it takes to roll a bunch of MSM (mechanically separated meat) and meat waste/trimmings into factory-produced pre-rolled puff-pastry to make a sausage roll consisting of 15% meat and then imagine a succulent mix of Segovia suckling pig cheek cotechino sausage encased in expertly-made decadent croissant dough, encrusted with moreish pork crackling and San Marzano tomato sauce powder, served with a Tellicherry peppercorn sauce laced with a cinnamon'esq basil such as aromatto. They are worlds apart and that is just one suggestion out of thousands.
being a bedfordian myself i do enjoy the 38 minute train journey to london
We loved the train rides, We could have took the train all day, I would like to take the train from London to Edinburgh one day that would be awesome !
Last summer traveling round the uk i met american tourists everywhere i went probaly a record breaking year for us tourists
Americans are starting to come out of their shell 🤣😂🤣
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Nice vid guys, hope you enjoy your visit to London 👍🏻
We are in love with England it’s such a beautiful place😍
I recommend giving the vegan sausage roll a try as well! I'm not vegan, but I actually prefer it because of the spices they use!
you note that "everybody in England is dressed really nice" - must point out that Leadenhall Market is in the City of London (the financial district) which is the highest earning place in the UK.
This is true it also the idea the British don’t rely so much on blue jeans and trainers lol
Hey get some light on your film greggs is ok but theres much better out there get yourself down to Borough Market for various pasties pastry etc,pork pies scotch eggs cornish pasty sausage rolls,mince&onion pies what ever floats your boat.
We actually check out borough market the next vlog after this, unfortunately we didn’t get a sausage roll but there will be a part 2 by the grace of God lol
I love Greggs sausage rolls. UK food is very good quality with no additives! Here in Spain we have fantastic food also.
"Not offensive at all". Praise indeed.
That’s my way of telling tiff theirs nothing odd about it, keep in mind this is foreign food to us, lol specially at that time just landing in the uk, hindsight, it seems silly, but yea tiffs not big on different food, now she would kill you for a bacon bap 😂🤣😂
I love Gregg's vegan sausage rolls !! I got hooked !! Lol.💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞
We need to try one
I loved Gregg's vegan sausage rolls !! I got hooked on it while visiting Wales / England. 💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞
We regret not trying the vegan one but we didn’t want be wasteful in case we didn’t like them altogether lol.
@@Trippingthroughadventures I get it ! I hate wasting foods myself,too ! But,they're worth the try ,real good ! Lol. And so~cheap !! Lol 👍
The good thing about Greggs is that they've expanded. Five years ago there was just the odd one on the High Street that had a queue out the door at nine, was sold out by eleven and closed by two.
You quite often see babies in buggies with a Greggs sausage roll in their little fists. They are weaned on them in some places (seriously!).
“It’s not offensive” - that’s what’s called ‘damning with faint praise’ 😉
No I usually use that to describe something that’s taste would catch you off guard, like here in the states we have some strong flavored things. I would consider pancakes not offensive, doesn’t mean you’re going to like it, but you’re not going to spit it out from some strong unusual taste. I would considered something like root beer could be offensive cuz it is a very strong unique flavor to wrap your head around if you have never had it lol. When I say that I’m talking directly to Tiff lol cuz she’s very picky on food, it’s my way of telling her, “you’re not going to spit this out” without saying it 😂🤣😂.
Try visiting the Burlington arcade with the smallest and oldest police force in the world,the Beedles
And Godwin's court is popular with harry potter fans.
Next trip we are definitely going to
Ghandi street in Exeter was the inspiration for Diagon Alley. J K Rowling went to Exeter University.
A lot of people is saying a lot of different things, I want to do a whole other video on this coming up after this series maybe take go to a few different places and do some more research this video deserves a part 2 lol
You were right in the middle of London’s financial centre, The City, so that’s why you saw so many well-dressed people. Go to some of the suburbs and you’ll see a different picture.
We did and to be fair, you guys got us beat because you guys know about pants other than blue jeans, lol a lot of American styles are decided by the shoes and tops and the style of said blue jeans 😂
@@Trippingthroughadventures Which suburbs did you go to? Come to mine and you’ll see plenty of sweatpants/slides and even worse, Crocs.
Steak Bake from Greggs mate .
Dead serious we couldn’t get past a sausage roll and a flat white, one sausage roll a day and 3 flat whites lol
Someone should buy that 'migraine' clinic' and turn it back to the 'original' Leaky Cauldren. People from all aournd the world would go visit it. Seems insane to me that no one has thought of doing this.
Yes in America we call that “ money on the ground “ lol
The shambles in york was the inspiration for diagon alley
I want to go to the shambles and see it
You should come to London in the summertime! The Red Hot Chili Peppers wrote a song about it
i thought the inspiration for diagon alley was the shambles in York
That was inspiration for the set of the movie. One site said this the other said Victoria street Edinburgh and one said Leadenhall, you know enough confusion to make another video on lol.😂
That’s why we are called TRIPPING through adventures 😂🤣😂
Give Canterbury a try!
Beautiful city and some amazing places to eat.
Well i like them ...each to their own ...
We like them too… we thought they was great 😊
You must go to Edinburgh where Harry Poter was writen, talk about seeing the story.
If this series keeps doing well, we will be heading there.
@@Trippingthroughadventures great it is cheaper than London, but London is shockingly expencive. But is has amazing 1,000 year old food markets.
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It's really cool to hear that you've read JK Rowling's Harry Potter books - your enjoyment is clear too. Hope you read them to your boys while they're young. We love the books, and have seen the films, too, but a little disappointed with some of the film-maker's decisions that warp the story somewhat. You simply can't beat the original story throughout all seven books. 😃 You'll have to take the boys on a trip to Edinburgh to see the café where her books were written, and to the Military Tattoo at the castle one August. Glad your Greggs sausage roll wasn't unheated, cold ones are a bit tough, but warm is tastier. Subscribed because we like you and your videos. Take care. 💕
With Greggs sausage roll anything that has a lot of fat in the meat and fat in the pastry we love it lol yep you got the door spot on your good lady looks so elegant bless her anyway cheers, 🍻
It was spot on for our taste and thank you for the compliment 😀
So the story goes about how sausage rolls were invented..... During the war between England and France , 100's of years ago . The English were camped in France and were served French food for breakfast . " The english can improve on any thing French" was the boast by the English Generals and to demonstrate the point they grabbed a croissant and shoved a sausage through the middle and exclaimed "Instantly better" ....the sausage roll was born.
😅🤣😂 that’s a really good story, seeing some of the stuff in France compared to England I feel out taste buds favors English food lol
"Yak!" Greggs just makes me think about Wigan, disgusting.
Idk what Wigan is lol 😂
@@Trippingthroughadventures it's one of the arseholes of England
Wigan is the Detroit of England
Love your outfit amazing hat
Thanks so much🙂
Good video
Thanks
Greggs, Britain's favourite sausage roll....
It’s at least Rich’s favorite sausage roll lol
Why is there so much hype about Greggs sausage rolls everywhere... There are better sausage rolls in the UK...like most Butchers and bakerys. But I love that you like them and your enthusiasm for London 😊
Thank it’s not so much we think Gregg’s is the best, I guess it be like going to nyc or Seattle for Starbucks, it’s not that Starbucks is the best cup of coffee, it’s just a stereotypical thing that Americans do. So it’s like dipping into normal culture of the land lol.
Come to Sheffield
If this series does good we will deff come to Sheffield lol just because u said so lol
Cant beat a good sausage roll.
Yea that day we learned about sausage rolls and flat whites, we have never been the same since 😂
Lots of better bakers than Greggs, which isn’t really a baker anymore…..however the steak bake should’ve been purchased. Delicious.
We had so many places to check out in such a limited time, ironically,I wish I had this comment section before we filmed this lol
Greg's is the UK's McDonald's...
You need to try the steak bake from Greggs!
Next time we will get a steak bake 😊
@@Trippingthroughadventures it’s a must if you’re at Greggs 👍🏻
Please don't. They're brown sludge covered in greasy "pastry". Find a local butcher or baker instead.
@@zzyya many would completely disagree with that.
Yes. Probably those who aren't used to decent, home made or locally produced food. Those who think the cut price pizza and bottle of coke constitutes a "meal". Sadly, the mediocre has become the norm in the UK.
Greggs ! KING OF FOODS.
King of brown slop
@@andywatts8654clearly you haven't been there you snobby edjyt.
The thing about Greggs is that is extremely good value and tastes pretty good.
Where can you buy the equivalent of 2 steak bakes, 2 filled donuts and 2 teas for less than a £tenner ?
@@0utcastAussie I'd probably go to my local carribean takeaway who do a lunch deal for £4 which usually consists of some type of curry or fish dish rice and peas -- it's more than i can eat in one sitting and I feel better for hours afterwards than the acid reflux I get from Greggs
@@0utcastAussie Greggs is basically a fast-food chain now. A kind of British McDonalds, but with pastry instead of sesame-seed buns.
Greggs is ok at a pinch but I wouldn't make a habit of it, the food they serve is a heart attack waiting to happen. Lots of independent bakers around that are much better, they may cost a bit more but it's worth it.
There is alot of debate about Gregg’s in the uk I see lol, we would assume bakery’s would make it better, we could kick ourselves for not trying one now… there was just…. So…. Much…. Food! 😲😂🤣😂
I've never been a fan of Greggs, I feel its overated and in respect' there are many better Bakers (shops) all over the Country
Of course there are a lot of better bakers, Greggs is cheap and easy, that's why it's so popular
@@kevintwine2315 cheap and nasty I agree
@martinshepherd626 hey cut us some slack we are new 🤣😂🤣😂
@@martinshepherd626 Yeah it's really not that bad, cheap and easy like I said, ideal for the working class especially
@@Trippingthroughadventures Greggs is fine guys. Yes there are better places but it’s not bad. I don’t eat sausage rolls as a rule, but I would have a Greggs vegan sausage roll any day of the week. When they’re fresh they’re so nice. Greggs ain’t fancy but I’ve had worse and paid more 😵💫
Can you show us where Harry Potter was born?
So I believe he was born in godrics hallowe which the filming was in the cotswolds we had plans to go there but our driver backed out on us, so we didn’t get it in this series, so we will go sometime in the future.
Greggs is very very average. Like mcdonalds is to burgers. Does the job but really has nothing to remember. The sausage roll maybe a signature food like mcdonalds fries.
I like that description a lot of people have so many strong opinions about Greggs but this sounds like a fair one.
Does the lady ever get the first bite ?
Not in a foreign countries she is too scared 😂🤣😂 I say certain things to her let her know she might like it lol 😂
I find them to be greasy. Not good.
Your wife is gorgeous mate
Thank you I’m blessed
@@Trippingthroughadventures if you want to see the UK stay away from London go to York or Bath or Liverpool go to Wales beautiful country Beautiful People check out Scotland Edinburgh Glasgow London is the worst representation of England. you can go 20 minutes in a car and are accents change get moving around you will love it
sausage biscuit?
lol so we didn’t expect for this to reach such a wide British audience, so we didn’t know to put an example pic but in America a biscuit is not a cookie it’s closer to a scone type thing made from flower, water, buttermilk. They are very popular in the south lol. So it’s not two chocolate chip biscuits with sausage lol. Its flavor profile is pretty consistent to the sausage roll. Although the biscuit texture more similar to a scone.
I don't know which fools are recommending Greggs sausage rolls as it's common knowledge they are objectively close to the worst sausage rolls available in the entire country. Anyone with any sense would recommend you find an independent bakery, ideally one that is known for its sausage rolls.
I guess it’s just a thing when we come back we are doing a comparison video lol.
@@Trippingthroughadventures - it's actually a class (intellect) thing. The lower classes (typically most prevalent anywhere north or east of Cambridge) tend not to have the intellect, intuition or multitude of other attributes in order to want to better themselves through self-education, etc. Consequently, that resulting simpleness of mind is very limiting in terms of its scope of perception, hence them being content that anything from Greggs is worthy of recommendation. Bizarrely, even when subjected to far superior alternatives such as a proper sausage roll, they will usually still prefer the 'lower-quality' Gregg's version as it is more in line with their 'lower-quality' mind. I'm aware that may sound harsh to anyone out there non-elightened to these things but we are talking objective facts here, not subjective feelings.
Then go to a proper English bakery and actually try a good sausage roll. Gregg's are literally the worst and are like comparing a White Castle slider to a homemade burger straight from the grill.
Yea we figured it was the English version of the American Dunkin’ doughnuts lol.
Why would it be offensive….the sausage roll I mean….why..
Hate Greggs try a proper bakers.
Greggs is OK, but it's become too much of a fast-food chain. You'd be better off looking for traditional, family-owned bakeries.
Next time we will compare Gregg’s to a local bakery… we tried to hit the major sites this series next series we will dive into some more local spots
@@Trippingthroughadventures Happy hunting!
NOTHING WRONG WITH GREGGS
We liked it 😊
Do NOT get sausage roll from Greggs, try traditional ones NOT corrupt corporate companies that have killed the sausage roll
It's a 'sausage _roll_' ...
Not a "_sausage_ roll" !! Sigh !! 😊😅😂
Just an fyi…..Your going to be doing this a lot this series 😂🤣😂
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Lol... I was concerned at my corrections - that you might feel offended... I hope not as I only wanted to help but realised I might sound bossy or rude. 🤔😯😏🏴❤️🖖
@@brigidsingleton1596 lol no not at all, I butcher words all the time I’m use to it.
lol
Greggs is overrated, greasy, factory produced rubbish. When people talk of UK food being rubbish they will be thinking of Greggs. If you want pies, sausage rolls etc., find a local baker or butcher. Their worst will be 10 x better than Greggs.
I'm from 🇬🇧 and I wouldn't eat one. Worst sausage rolls , taste like they are heated up by an armpit or the upper thigh area if you know what I mean.., gross.
No what do you mean? like around the upper thigh where it gets crusty or in it where it’s stays wet? 😂🤣😂
There jam doughnuts are nice.
Greggs makes the worst shit you can eat. You should block the suggester.
I’m sure there’s way better places than Gregg’s out there.
Wow, Greggs sausage rolls are awful. Pastry is good but the meat is awful. American food must be terrible. Greggs pastry with a real quality Lincs pork banger would be worth tasting. Greggs is really just Mcdonalds - cheap and shit!