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Lia Fat and protein will not make you fat Carbs make you fat. 20 carbs or less a day, the weight just falls off. I lost 85 lb doing this.. half a pound a day. Kept it off for years. So eat all the bacon eggs, ham, steaks, shrimps dipped in butter.. broccoli asparagus, 20 carbs or less a day and it's like a cheat code in life. When you eat low carb you burn fat, because your body needs sugar, so it's going to take it from your fat. When you eat carbs in your diet, but reduce your calorie intake, you burn muscle. 20 carbs or less a day, for 90 days. And you will completely reset your hormones. Your insulin resistance will reset as well. Insulin is needed anytime our blood sugar rises, just like any drug, if you use it all the time you need more and more to get the same effect.. eventually this is diabetes type 2, when you just cannot keep up with the amount of insulin you need. Before you ever get to diabetes type 2, periodically do the keto diet for 90 days and completely reset your insulin. Just like an alcoholic that goes 90 days without a drink, one drink will get you snockered. When you do go back to eating carbs after 90 days, just the slightest amount of insulin will get the job done
As a rule, tea is leeched in porcelain, because it stains everything else and porcelain allows washing, where any other type of material would leave behind a bitter taste to fresh water. As the saying goes, "Never wash the tea pot." Also, porcelain tea pots are expensive and extremely difficult to keep from breaking, so stainless is used for transporting the hot water, and a much cheaper and easier to clean and handle porcelain cup is used. Also, tea bags are individual serving sized, so putting it in a cup, guarantees the maximum amount per serving, per customer. Also, if several people want tea, they only need one kettle, because the various types or flavors, is leeched at each person's cup. Earl Grey for Joel and Green Tea for Lia.
My husband is Navajo. His tribe puts butter and salt on tortillas so it wasn't a blink when she put salt on her buttered pancakes. It makes sense to both of us. Besides we use salted butter anyway and I never put syrup on my pancakes. I eat them like a sandwich as Lia did.
I thought that was funny. I’d love a video of the staff’s reaction to watching them! 😂 Anytime someone goes to another country and eats the local Faire, I’m sure there’s a learning curve. I’d probably be laughed at, if I went somewhere else. I am surprised they liked Denny’s over IHOP. I love Joel’s idea of what IHOP stands for! 😆 I’ll always think of that, when going there from now on. Great video, Joel & Lia!
IHOP "hash browns" are the lamest hb's I've ever had. No onions, no peppers, no flavo(u)r, and those wispy little shreds... And in case your other followers forgot to mention it, it's the International House Of Pancakes. Dunno why, but it is.
Lol. I've never seen someone eat a pancake with their hands like that. Lia. Lia. Lia. 😆 you didn't even put maple syrup on them. Pancakes are just a vehicle for syrup.
I’m over here screaming “use the maple syrup “! That’s what goes on the pancakes. I do have to say that now I just might put the breakfast on the pancake now. That looked so good!
Also, ask for A1 sauce - I'm told by my British friends is the same thing as Brown Sauce. We eat it with steak, but I bet it would be quite good with breakfast. Most places have it if you ask for it. I'm also told Heinz 57 is similar. I've never had brown sauce, but A1 is more savory and Heinz 57 boarders on being sweet
Ok J&L here is an Egg ordering tutorial: Sunny side - egg is not flipped and very runny Over Easy - egg flipped and yolk runny Over Medium - egg flipped and slight runny Over Hard - egg flipped and cooked through Soft Boil - in shell and runny yolk Hard Boil - in shell and cooked through Soft scramble - loose and wet consistency Hard scramble - firm and dry consistency Poached - cooked in swirling vinegar water and should run or else the cook messed up
@@danawitta9739 - culinary school graduate…. We had to make all of those egg dishes with a set number of eggs and had about 2 eggs to spare for do overs in case we messed up…. If you didn’t use all your eggs they were worth extra credit points. Fun but also nerve wrecking…
Nope you were not the only one lol. Salt and pepper are just yuck. Nothing wrong with using pancake for bread as a savory but “seasoning” any food with salt and pepper should be a criminal offense 😉
OMG! I could just sense a collective shriek of horror when Lia ate her pancakes like that. It’s kinda like how Lia feels when she’s given sweet iced tea when she just asks for “tea.” :-)
The thing about International House of Pancakes is that its not known for being great breakfast food, but reliable breakfast food. It basically tastes the same no matter what location you go to. You know what to expect.
What on earth did you do to that poor pancake 🤣 I’ve never seen anyone do that. I feel like you were trying to make it into a completely different dish. Glad you figured out a way to enjoy it but definitely was not American style lol
IHOP stands for International House of Pancakes. They not only sell breakfast food items, they also have burgers and fries. I went to IHOP on a date once and then we went to see a movie.
The little steel pitcher was coffee, the syrup was in the plastic cups stacked on the plate, they didn't touch them. Which is odd because they put syrup on the french toast when they were in the diner and the syrup there came in the same type of cups so they must have known what it was.
OMG, you are making something simple like breakfast so very complicated. America, and the International House of Pancakes are meant to be enjoyed. ✌️❤️😁
Lia, you are the first person I've ever seen that salted their pancakes. Usually a sweet breakfast item, maple or fruit syrup is poured over them... and maple syrup is good companion with sausage links or bacon. However, I got to admit... your concoction making a breakfast tacos using a pancake as a shell and filling it with egg, potatoes and bacon was brilliant. Next time try banana walnut pancakes, no syrup needed. Joel, you got the right idea trying an item like the pancakes that you don't get in the U.K. I am surprised that you didn't order one of the high protein pancakes items, like with the strawberry banana topping. Half and half is half whole milk and half heavy cream. Probably why your tea was almost white. Thanks again for the vlog!
I must say that I prefer salt and pepper rather than syrup but I'm wierd and am the only one in my family that don't use syrup. I like my French toast the same way.
My husband did not use syrup either but I honestly have never seen pepper or salt for that matter used on a pancake. We all have our likes and dislikes. 🥞
Lia, in the frozen foods section at the groceries store, they sell pancake wrapped sausage on a stick ( like a corn dog) for a breakfast food. So you putting the sausage on the pancake wasn't weird at all.
Yeah I came down to the comments to say this same thing. She just made a breakfast corn dog. Heck we used to get those things in the breakfast line at school.
If you want your bacon crispy, just ask for it crispy. I usually go a step further and ask for it burnt. Most cooks should know what you mean if you say burnt - it won't actually be burnt but very very crispy. And I always get my eggs over medium. It's like the best of runny but not too runny, and I can use my toast, biscuit, muffin or pancake to soak up the rest of the yolk
I've never seen anyone eat a pancake as a savory item. They are always covered in something sugary. Crepes are sometimes savory, but that's a whole different thing. I think Ihop used to have crepes on their menu, but I haven't been there in ages so I don't know if that's still a thing.
I don't eat them as a sweet, always with salted butter and often as sandwich like Lia did but kind of pig in a blanket. Especially since IHOP pancakes are sweet enough to be eaten as is or just with butter.
FWIW, pancakes, plain ones anyway, are supposed to have syrup poured over them. It looks like they brought you several small containers of maple syrup, and Lia completely ignored them. Next time, try syrup. IHOP stands for International House of Pancakes. That is what the chain used to be called, and they used to emphasize an international variety of pancakes and crepes. Eventually, they got away from that menu and shortened the name to just the acronym which is what everybody called them anyway.
For eggs: "over easy" means the egg is cooked on both sides without breaking the yolk. Basically, be "easy" on the yolk when flipping it "over". Then there's "sunny side up". This means the egg is not flipped. The yolk is not cooked at all. It is like the sun per say. Hence, "sunny" side up. Then there's poached, scrambled, hard and soft boiled, etc, etc.
When Lia poured salt on her pancake and started eating it like a taco, I was like “Nooooo!!!” 😫😂. She essentially created a corndog wrap with sausage filling, which I’m sure was tasty and even better with a splash of syrup lol
I worked at IHOP, International House of Pancakes, while in high school and college. Over easy, med or hard eggs are flipped just cooked for different lengths of time. Sunny side up is not flipped. When you order poached eggs, and you want them runny then say poached easy. Then onto med or hard depending on how you want your yolk.
Joel & Lia, IHOP has an Assortment of Syrups & Jams, on the Table, for Waffles & Pancakes. A lot of People, like Maple Syrup on theirs ( Me, included!) Btw, Lia ask the Server, for Well Done Bacon & Over Medium Eggs, in any Restaurant, in America. Blessings & Love to you ALL & Kisses to Ava😘❤, Piper & Singer a.k.a My Kitty P.S. Pancakes, are usually Eaten, with Butter & Syrup on them. So, most Americans, use a Fork and/or Fork & Knife to Eat.
IHOP stands for International House of Pancakes. Many years ago they took that seriously and you could order pancakes with a theme to other countries. They even hung banners of flags around the restaurant.
@Spring is in The Air 🇺🇸 Sunny side up and over easy are similar, but Sunny side up doesn't get flipped. Over easy gets flipped briefly to cook the egg whites.
Too funny! Lia I was thinking put all 3 tea bags in the hot water, and leave them in there to steep. Haven't been to an IHOP in years, but they used to make what they call Pigs in a blanket, which is pancakes rolled up and sausage inside, so if there is a next time, check for it. Even though this is a franchise, you will find some are better than others because it depends on the short cook, and how good he/she is. Thanks for the giggles, see you soon!
Came here to say this about the Pigs in Blankets, but it's not on the menu anymore, and hasn't been for years; nor do they have another favorite: the biscuits and sausage gravy.
Sausage wrapped in a pancake is a pig in a blanket, so good! We usually have them on a stick (like a corn dog) and dip it in syrup. I have eaten pancakes with just butter, folded in half and eaten with my hands but I've never seen salt added! You should try and Mcgriddle at McDonald's!
It’s always fun to watch you try new things! Ignore the negative comments…there is no right or wrong way to eat it. Even within America we eat it the way we choose to😉
Geeeeze guys how long have you been in America? Lmaoooo WE DON'T DRINK HOT TEA!!🤣🤣🤷♂️🤷♂️ if you dont want iced tea you're going to have to SPECIFY EVERY TIME!!! cmon guys you've been here long enough keep up lol🤣🤣
ALso, in the south, ordering tea (or iced tea) will always be sweet. I HATE tea with any sweetener (iced or hot)... so I always make sure to say UNSWEET tea in the south. I learned my lesson on my first trip to Louisiana... blech!! 🤣
@@EricaGamet I was raised on sweet tea in the south so that's pretty much the only way it should be done😊😊🤷♂️🤷♂️ but I dont understand lia she says the same thing every time, it's like guuuurl how long have you been visiting and you dont know that you have to SPECIFY you want hot tea?? 🤷♂️🤷♂️🙄🙄 and wtf was up with her putting SnP on her pancake?🤢🤢🤮🤮🙄🙄
@John Collins ...How long have YOU been in America? If you want coffee, do you have to specify you want it hot? Does it automatically come on ice with a boatload of sugar stirred in? Your assertion that "WE (Americans) DON'T DRINK HOT TEA!!" is utterly laughable. Lots of Americans enjoy hot tea... ESPECIALLY with breakfast. And when we ask for tea... we should be brought steaming hot water in a teapot, with a cup and saucer, and several teabags on the side. And it needs to be brought a bit AHEAD of the meal so the tea can steep properly to be ready when the food arrives. We also expect at least to have the option for decaf tea, which we'd specifically request if we were avoiding caffeine. It's lovely when an establishment offers specialty blends, green tea, or herb teas, but we don't hold our breath. A selection of sweeteners should be on the table already. We'd tell the waitstaff if we wanted lemon wedges, or some milk or cream for our tea. The only cold beverages one generally might order with a typical American breakfast would be fresh-squeezed orange juice or a glass of milk. Iced tea is more appropriate to accompany a lunch or dinner meal, and should always be brought unsweetened for the person dining to sweeten to their liking or drink unsweetened.. unless they ask for ordinary sweetened tea or Southern sweet tea. Personally, I'm not into the latter kind of "sweet tea," which contains a sickening mega-overdose of sugar, and has hardly any tea taste. As for coffee, those who like it can drink it, but I pass. It smells nasty to me and tastes foul. Iced coffee is no better. But to each his own. Just don't assume everybody likes coffee or is ordering cold "sweet tea" (ugh!) when they ask for tea with their breakfast.
This was The Best!! 😆"In Heaven of Pancakes" LOL! I'm SOOOOOO calling it that now!! ....and when Lia picked up the pancake and ate it in her hands lolololol I LOVE you guys. Pure entertainment❤️
"Sunny side up" is how you'd like your eggs, Lia. Gently cooked with no flip/turn of the egg. Condiments, just ask for the them.A1 sauce is like HP, also Tabasco or Cholua hot sauces are usually readily available as well as salsa in the Western/ Southwestern states.
I enjoyed seeing the hot tea being double bagged! Reminded me of the most effective method of birth control - double bagging! Separate sleeping bags always eliminates any chance of unwanted pregnancy!
Would it be a real Joel and Lia video if Lia didn't complain about tea in America? It's a tea bag and hot water Lia. It's not a gourmet drink in a Michelin 5-Star rated restaurant.
@@borisbalkan707 Hot tea, properly steeped in boiling hot water, then a little milk (not cream) added with some sucralose... is the only way to go with breakfast. Coffee (hot or iced) is vile. And what they call cold "sweet tea" certainly doesn't go with breakfast, and it's way too sweet to accompany entrees at other meals.
@@sometimeslyrical Doesn’t go with breakfast? Hun, you better check yourself because in America we drink cold beverages with any meal. There is NOTHING like iced cold sweet tea. It’s proof that the Lord loves us :-).
IHOP on US Rte 66 in the 60s was much MUCH better than any of the generic places anywhere in the 2020s. Sorry you missed out but appreciate all your vids always!
Eggs over medium is whites fully cooked and yellow is runny. Over easy means the same thing EXCEPT the white isn't fully cooked. Learned that when my husband became a breakfast cook.
When you order "a tea", the wait staff may be mishearing you because of your accent and think you are saying ice tea. Americans wouldn't say, "I'll have a tea." We'd say, "I'll have tea." Or "I'd like an ice tea or hot tea."
This probably doesn’t help but most places I’ve lived in the US get super confused when I order hot tea. Even just ordering “tea” will always get you iced tea in most places. I’ve lived mostly in the Midwest
IHOP : International House of Pancakes ,our version / equivalent of HP sauce is Ai Steak sauce but that's only typically is given when a steak is ordered. IHOP serves breakfast all day . Fun fact I just reminded of by watching a a clip from a local news broadcast, back in 2018 ,an IHOP in Hollywood , down the street from the In and out you two went to on Sunset Blvd, temporarily changed its name to IHOB as way for the company to promote it's new bbq burger.
I'm so triggered by how Lia ate her pancakes. You ordered the best one (original buttermilk) but you should've just put syrup on them and eat them with a fork and knife. You would've loved it
Ive never seen anyone eat a pancake like she does. We don't pick up the pancake and eat it out of our hands. We eat them in a stack of at least 2 pancakes and we use utensils to eat our food.
Joel & Lia, ordering breakfast at 10:43? No wonder you're hungry. :))) Try ordering your eggs 'easy peasy". LOL IHOP stands for International House of Pancakes. Always fun watching you eat. : )))
If you want the white of the egg cooked and the yellow runny tell them. It’s normally over medium but depends on the cook. Also southern tea is very sweet. Ask for unsweetened tea and add whatever you want to it. I sometimes just ask for half sweet and half unsweet. Love watching the different perspectives of our food. Hope you enjoy your time here.
Wow. The other patrons must have thought Lia was raised by wolves. 1. Never touch your pancakes with your hands. Fork and knife only. 2. Never put salt or pepper on your pancakes. 3. Salt and pepper (and whatnot) your eggs and hashbrowns to taste. It’s assumed you will; they are consequently brought to you neutral. 4. Plain pancakes as Lia ordered are meant to be eaten with butter and syrup. 5. If you want crispy bacon, you are generally expected to order your bacon cooked crispy. 6. Just give up on the hot tea for American breakfast. Drink coffee, milk, or juice instead. IHOP has much better breakfasts than Denny’s, though Denny’s tends to have better dinners.
@@kimleemoon, we all love our legendary diva, but the thumbnail, like much of the video, was much more _Lord of the Flies_ and much less one of Hyacinth Bucket’s candlelight suppers.
I’m always amazed how many places across America say “we don’t have iced coffee” so I ask for a cup of coffee and a glass of ice. Some of them all of a sudden get it and laugh whilst many are still clueless. Poor babies just can’t compute 😂
IHOP or international House of pancakes as it stands for is one of my favorite places to go. I basically grew up in IHOP because my mom waitressed there and she would take me to work with her
I am sure this is the first time I have seen someone put salt on a pancake. Lol. When ordering bacon in the South, you have to order it extra, extra crispy. And if y'all ever go to IHOP again, order the white chocolate and raspberry pancake. Or if they have the stuffed French toast. I don't think anyone I know prefers Denny over IHOP.
Yup...."In Heaven of Pancakes" is officially in my vocabulary now!!! Honestly IHOP/Denny's are like the 24 hour version of an American Diner, we use them for convenience when we either are not around our favorite place or its very late. Great video y'all, keep them coming!!
Love your channel, but I must say that you two have no idea how to properly eat a lot of American food. But no problem, I probably wouldn't know the proper way to eat a lot of the food in England either. HA HA HA HA 😁😁
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Fat and protein will not make you fat
Carbs make you fat.
20 carbs or less a day, the weight just falls off.
I lost 85 lb doing this.. half a pound a day.
Kept it off for years.
So eat all the bacon eggs, ham, steaks, shrimps dipped in butter.. broccoli asparagus, 20 carbs or less a day and it's like a cheat code in life.
When you eat low carb you burn fat, because your body needs sugar, so it's going to take it from your fat.
When you eat carbs in your diet, but reduce your calorie intake, you burn muscle.
20 carbs or less a day, for 90 days. And you will completely reset your hormones. Your insulin resistance will reset as well.
Insulin is needed anytime our blood sugar rises, just like any drug, if you use it all the time you need more and more to get the same effect.. eventually this is diabetes type 2, when you just cannot keep up with the amount of insulin you need.
Before you ever get to diabetes type 2, periodically do the keto diet for 90 days and completely reset your insulin.
Just like an alcoholic that goes 90 days without a drink, one drink will get you snockered.
When you do go back to eating carbs after 90 days, just the slightest amount of insulin will get the job done
Lia, where is the syrup? For your pancakes? When you order your bacon tell them cook it crispy.
I.H.O.P means International House Of Pancakes
Lia..next time try ordering Pigs in a Blanket..sausage wrapped in a pancake
As a rule, tea is leeched in porcelain, because it stains everything else and porcelain allows washing, where any other type of material would leave behind a bitter taste to fresh water. As the saying goes, "Never wash the tea pot."
Also, porcelain tea pots are expensive and extremely difficult to keep from breaking, so stainless is used for transporting the hot water, and a much cheaper and easier to clean and handle porcelain cup is used.
Also, tea bags are individual serving sized, so putting it in a cup, guarantees the maximum amount per serving, per customer. Also, if several people want tea, they only need one kettle, because the various types or flavors, is leeched at each person's cup. Earl Grey for Joel and Green Tea for Lia.
At 76 years of age, like others, I must admit I've never seen salt sprinkled on a pancake nor did I know it was finger food!
My husband is Navajo. His tribe puts butter and salt on tortillas so it wasn't a blink when she put salt on her buttered pancakes. It makes sense to both of us. Besides we use salted butter anyway and I never put syrup on my pancakes. I eat them like a sandwich as Lia did.
I thought that was funny. I’d love a video of the staff’s reaction to watching them! 😂 Anytime someone goes to another country and eats the local Faire, I’m sure there’s a learning curve. I’d probably be laughed at, if I went somewhere else. I am surprised they liked Denny’s over IHOP. I love Joel’s idea of what IHOP stands for! 😆 I’ll always think of that, when going there from now on. Great video, Joel & Lia!
IHOP "hash browns" are the lamest hb's I've ever had. No onions, no peppers, no flavo(u)r, and those wispy little shreds...
And in case your other followers forgot to mention it, it's the International House Of Pancakes. Dunno why, but it is.
@@keywestconch8 I love salt and butter on tortillas and ‘pigs in a blanket’ pancakes.
Lol. My little sister always ate them with her fingers, once they were cut up.
Lol. I've never seen someone eat a pancake with their hands like that. Lia. Lia. Lia. 😆 you didn't even put maple syrup on them. Pancakes are just a vehicle for syrup.
Only Julia Roberts in “Pretty Woman ”, LOL
Pancakes with your hands
Boysenberry syrup is awesome.
And with a sprinkle of salt!
lmao !! Gotta love Lia.
I’m over here screaming “use the maple syrup “! That’s what goes on the pancakes. I do have to say that now I just might put the breakfast on the pancake now. That looked so good!
Honestly I might stuff my pancakes with all my sausage and bacon and eggs now too, but I’m still putting maple syrup on the whole thing 😂
Except at IHOP they have the pecan syrup! I usually get maple at most places, but at IHOP I'm going for the pecan
Also, ask for A1 sauce - I'm told by my British friends is the same thing as Brown Sauce. We eat it with steak, but I bet it would be quite good with breakfast. Most places have it if you ask for it.
I'm also told Heinz 57 is similar. I've never had brown sauce, but A1 is more savory and Heinz 57 boarders on being sweet
Not for everyone. I don't like syrup and I put fruit jam on my pancakes.
I see that they had 4 containers of syrup on a plate and they didn’t even touch it 😣
I literally gasped out loud when Lia put salt on her pancake. Syrup, honey, syrup.
IKR the butter has salt in it. It definitely needs some syrup on it.
Me too!!! I've never seen anyone salt a pancake, and I was born near London.
haha...yes!
Same 🤣
Not to mention handling it like a taco.
Ok J&L here is an Egg ordering tutorial:
Sunny side - egg is not flipped and very runny
Over Easy - egg flipped and yolk runny
Over Medium - egg flipped and slight runny
Over Hard - egg flipped and cooked through
Soft Boil - in shell and runny yolk
Hard Boil - in shell and cooked through
Soft scramble - loose and wet consistency
Hard scramble - firm and dry consistency
Poached - cooked in swirling vinegar water and should run or else the cook messed up
Good to know
Came here to say this!
to say this!
Good explanation! I was thinking, anyone who's worked at a breakfast place cooking or waiting could probably explain it well.
@@danawitta9739 - culinary school graduate…. We had to make all of those egg dishes with a set number of eggs and had about 2 eggs to spare for do overs in case we messed up…. If you didn’t use all your eggs they were worth extra credit points. Fun but also nerve wrecking…
Am I I the only one that gasped when Lia put salt on her pancake? 😬
Nope you were not the only one lol. Salt and pepper are just yuck. Nothing wrong with using pancake for bread as a savory but “seasoning” any food with salt and pepper should be a criminal offense 😉
I gasped when she started eating it with her hands
No. It was like an alien trying to figure out how to eat a pancake.
No, I had to look away!
OMG! I could just sense a collective shriek of horror when Lia ate her pancakes like that. It’s kinda like how Lia feels when she’s given sweet iced tea when she just asks for “tea.” :-)
This! 😂
I think that is a southern thing. I’ve never seen that happen in NY.
I actually did give a small shriek when Lia salted her pancake!
I don't think anyone would like my tea. I squeeze tons of lemons and put gobs of sugar in it. To me - delicious
@@andreadeamon6419 Sounds like half & half, ice tea / lemonade.
The thing about International House of Pancakes is that its not known for being great breakfast food, but reliable breakfast food. It basically tastes the same no matter what location you go to. You know what to expect.
Kind of like McDonald's - a known experience
Like Wetherspoons in England. Always good enough breakfast.
What on earth did you do to that poor pancake 🤣 I’ve never seen anyone do that. I feel like you were trying to make it into a completely different dish. Glad you figured out a way to enjoy it but definitely was not American style lol
Brits are very averse to mixing the sweet and the savory 😆
Ikr … I never laughed so hard watching someone eat a pancake before, lol.
Omg. The pancake isn’t a pizza or a sandwich 😮
Lol, pancake abuse 😂
@@coyotelong4349 There's no such thing as a savory "cake" :)
How many people in the comments freaking over her not using any of the 4 syrups they brought for her pancakes, and picking it up with her hands haha
As much food as American’s pick up with our hands 😂 But not this one. Though Lia’s pancake taco looked pretty good. Forget pigs blanket.
Don't forget the sprinkle of salt lol
IHOP stands for International House of Pancakes.
They not only sell breakfast food items, they also have burgers and fries.
I went to IHOP on a date once and then we went to see a movie.
Ok, alright now I know! Thanks for telling me!
Remember the outrage of the IHOB campaign 💀
@@_UberPhreak yes, I do. They clever campaign ads to tell us they have more than just breakfast food items.
@@jadecummings8093 you're welcome
...and? ...
You did know that there's a little steel pitcher of maple syrup on the table, right? You were supposed to put the maple syrup on the buttered pancake.
The little steel pitcher was coffee, the syrup was in the plastic cups stacked on the plate, they didn't touch them. Which is odd because they put syrup on the french toast when they were in the diner and the syrup there came in the same type of cups so they must have known what it was.
The syrup was in the cups... assume that's a COVID thing.
@@EricaGamet Totally
She didn't want anything sweet on it, though.
OMG, you are making something simple like breakfast so very complicated.
America, and the International House of Pancakes are meant to be enjoyed. ✌️❤️😁
Say it again! These two are nauseating.
@@ArtHistoryProfessor Pretty much how we feel about every American alive.
@@jogolock1190 that's on you then chap.
Lia, you are the first person I've ever seen that salted their pancakes. Usually a sweet breakfast item, maple or fruit syrup is poured over them... and maple syrup is good companion with sausage links or bacon. However, I got to admit... your concoction making a breakfast tacos using a pancake as a shell and filling it with egg, potatoes and bacon was brilliant. Next time try banana walnut pancakes, no syrup needed.
Joel, you got the right idea trying an item like the pancakes that you don't get in the U.K. I am surprised that you didn't order one of the high protein pancakes items, like with the strawberry banana topping.
Half and half is half whole milk and half heavy cream. Probably why your tea was almost white.
Thanks again for the vlog!
Love salt and pepper with my pancakes instead of syrup as I do with my French toast too!
I agree her impromptu pancake sandwich is a tasty idea, but there’s no way I’m not putting syrup on it 😂
@@coyotelong4349 Plain pancakes are pretty dry . They need the butter and syrup
That was a salt grinder, tho 👀 so shaking the salt wouldn't do anything
I have to say I've never seen pepper on a pancake. Syrup goes on pancakes....or fruit.
I must say that I prefer salt and pepper rather than syrup but I'm wierd and am the only one in my family that don't use syrup. I like my French toast the same way.
My husband did not use syrup either but I honestly have never seen pepper or salt for that matter used on a pancake. We all have our likes and dislikes. 🥞
Also depends on what you mean by "syrup".
I was intrigued and also horrified by y'all's visit to the hop. Moment of silence for Lia's pancakes😔
Moment of silence, lol!
hahaha
Lol. My first reaction was, lady, please used the syrup on the pancakes not salt.😊😊🥞🥞
Lia, in the frozen foods section at the groceries store, they sell pancake wrapped sausage on a stick ( like a corn dog) for a breakfast food. So you putting the sausage on the pancake wasn't weird at all.
No, even those are weird. 😁
she basically made a McGriddle
I’d be dipping it in syrup 😋
First time ever in my life seeing someone hold a pancake with their bare hands. Yeah, it was kinda weird.
Yeah I came down to the comments to say this same thing. She just made a breakfast corn dog. Heck we used to get those things in the breakfast line at school.
Lia's dining techniques are enlightening 😂
Joel's almost American on his feeding method 😂
BTW, the stubble becomes you brother 👍🏾
If you want your bacon crispy, just ask for it crispy. I usually go a step further and ask for it burnt. Most cooks should know what you mean if you say burnt - it won't actually be burnt but very very crispy.
And I always get my eggs over medium. It's like the best of runny but not too runny, and I can use my toast, biscuit, muffin or pancake to soak up the rest of the yolk
I've never seen anyone eat a pancake as a savory item. They are always covered in something sugary. Crepes are sometimes savory, but that's a whole different thing. I think Ihop used to have crepes on their menu, but I haven't been there in ages so I don't know if that's still a thing.
When they were reading the menu, it said "Pancakes and Crepes."
I don't eat them as a sweet, always with salted butter and often as sandwich like Lia did but kind of pig in a blanket. Especially since IHOP pancakes are sweet enough to be eaten as is or just with butter.
I had a hard time moving on with the video after seeing how Lea ate her pancakes.😂 Now I've seen it all! Lol!
You’re Supposed to eat pancakes with butter, Maple Syrup
I’ve never seen anyone put salt on pancakes but, it’s her breakfast so, she’s gotta do her.
Plus, peanut butter!
FWIW, pancakes, plain ones anyway, are supposed to have syrup poured over them. It looks like they brought you several small containers of maple syrup, and Lia completely ignored them. Next time, try syrup.
IHOP stands for International House of Pancakes. That is what the chain used to be called, and they used to emphasize an international variety of pancakes and crepes. Eventually, they got away from that menu and shortened the name to just the acronym which is what everybody called them anyway.
What we have never ever seen in America is salt on a pancake.
Listen here if there is one chain that is highly underrated as far as breakfast is The Cracker Barrel. The pancakes are soooooooo yummy.
Ooo Cracker Barrel is so good too. I had it last weekend! I love their grits, biscuits and cornbread.
I can’t stop laughing Lia!!!! Pleaseee next time try blueberry pancakes, just with butter and syrup next time 😂😂😂😂😂😂
IHOP Come hungry, Leave Happy! Who remembers this one? 😉
Thanks to Joel and Lia, 4 portion cups of syrup are now sadly searching for a home.
For eggs: "over easy" means the egg is cooked on both sides without breaking the yolk. Basically, be "easy" on the yolk when flipping it "over". Then there's "sunny side up". This means the egg is not flipped. The yolk is not cooked at all. It is like the sun per say. Hence, "sunny" side up. Then there's poached, scrambled, hard and soft boiled, etc, etc.
Was gonna say sunny side up for Lia!!😊
There's also over medium, over hard, loose scramble, hard scramble, coddled, French omelette, Japanese omelette, etc.
@@erikhughes8412 Don't forget cream eggs
When Lia poured salt on her pancake and started eating it like a taco, I was like “Nooooo!!!” 😫😂. She essentially created a corndog wrap with sausage filling, which I’m sure was tasty and even better with a splash of syrup lol
Lia, when you order a "pigs in a blanket", you get pancakes wrapped around sausages.
Omg I be so obese if I lived in America, all their food looks so delicious and so much variety! Loving all these tour vids guy's...fantastic!! ✌
Where are you at, stuzz?
Most of us are overweight lol
@@Lili-xq9sn I'm in Scotland..just iron-bru and deep fried haggis unfortunately lol
stuZZ: I believe around 35% of the American population is considered obese.
@@dorothypaul4642 It must be all that amazing food that's just too irresistible ✌
I absolutely love their ham and egg melt. My mom would always get what is called the 2 by 2 by 2. 2 eggs, 2 sausage links, 2 bacon. and 2 pancakes.
I worked at IHOP, International House of Pancakes, while in high school and college. Over easy, med or hard eggs are flipped just cooked for different lengths of time. Sunny side up is not flipped. When you order poached eggs, and you want them runny then say poached easy. Then onto med or hard depending on how you want your yolk.
If you want your eggs really running you want them sunny side up. That means they are not flipped. You guys crack me up always!! 🤣
They also have the eggs with the yolk on top, they’re called “sunny side up”. I love that term!
Lia has just made her own pancake tacoooos 😂😂
IHOP stands for International House Of Pancakes.
Joel & Lia, IHOP has an Assortment of Syrups & Jams, on the Table, for Waffles & Pancakes. A lot of People, like Maple Syrup on theirs ( Me, included!) Btw, Lia ask the Server, for Well Done Bacon & Over Medium Eggs, in any Restaurant, in America. Blessings & Love to you ALL & Kisses to Ava😘❤, Piper & Singer a.k.a My Kitty
P.S. Pancakes, are usually Eaten, with Butter & Syrup on them. So, most Americans, use a Fork and/or Fork & Knife to Eat.
IHOP stands for International House of Pancakes. Many years ago they took that seriously and you could order pancakes with a theme to other countries. They even hung banners of flags around the restaurant.
Sunny side up is the proper term when you don't want your yoke cooked at all. Just a FYI.
@Spring is in The Air 🇺🇸 Sunny side up and over easy are similar, but Sunny side up doesn't get flipped. Over easy gets flipped briefly to cook the egg whites.
@Spring is in The Air 🇺🇸 cool, but they are not cooked the same way
Here in Texas Sunny side up is not flipped, over easy is cooked on one side then flipped over but only for a hot second.
"why does everything have to be spicy?" while there's ketchup and 4 syrups on the table.
Supposed to put syrup on your pancakes Lia!!
Lia if you want good hot tea in US you have to go to a coffee shop. Chain restaurants usually have tea bags for iced tea, which I think is weaker.
they're called "sunny side up". and American's love sweet and salty foods together.. International House Of Pancakes = IHOP
@Spring is in The Air 🇺🇸 she said she didn't want the yolks cooked at all, in the end.
I remember when IHOP's had blue-shingled A-Frame roofs. They were known for those A-Frame roofs - but few A-Framed IHOP's are left now.
I love IHOP's. Butter pecan syrup, it's delicious on the pancakes!! 🥞
Sausage & pancake roll up ,”pigs in a blanket “
I’m a new legend who can’t get enough of you two🙌🏽
Syrup just sits there untouched.
A sausage rolled in a pancake is called "pigs in a blanket". So Lia you weren't off the mark at all.
You put maple syrup on pancakes 😂😂😂
Too funny! Lia I was thinking put all 3 tea bags in the hot water, and leave them in there to steep. Haven't been to an IHOP in years, but they used to make what they call Pigs in a blanket, which is pancakes rolled up and sausage inside, so if there is a next time, check for it. Even though this is a franchise, you will find some are better than others because it depends on the short cook, and how good he/she is. Thanks for the giggles, see you soon!
Came here to say this about the Pigs in Blankets, but it's not on the menu anymore, and hasn't been for years; nor do they have another favorite: the biscuits and sausage gravy.
Sausage wrapped in a pancake is a pig in a blanket, so good! We usually have them on a stick (like a corn dog) and dip it in syrup. I have eaten pancakes with just butter, folded in half and eaten with my hands but I've never seen salt added! You should try and Mcgriddle at McDonald's!
Hee hee..International House of Pancakes 🥞
I love how Lia rolled her eyes when Joel first mentioned that she might get a cold tea [instead of hot tea]
It’s always fun to watch you try new things! Ignore the negative comments…there is no right or wrong way to eat it. Even within America we eat it the way we choose to😉
So you would stick your face in a plate of pancakes like people at a pie eating contest?
You can eat it the way you want on your own, but if you're evaluating it, you have to eat it as intended, and they're doing an evaluation.
Lia you can put anything you want on your pancakes, it doesn't necessarily have to be boring syrup
Geeeeze guys how long have you been in America? Lmaoooo WE DON'T DRINK HOT TEA!!🤣🤣🤷♂️🤷♂️ if you dont want iced tea you're going to have to SPECIFY EVERY TIME!!! cmon guys you've been here long enough keep up lol🤣🤣
ALso, in the south, ordering tea (or iced tea) will always be sweet. I HATE tea with any sweetener (iced or hot)... so I always make sure to say UNSWEET tea in the south. I learned my lesson on my first trip to Louisiana... blech!! 🤣
@@EricaGamet I was raised on sweet tea in the south so that's pretty much the only way it should be done😊😊🤷♂️🤷♂️ but I dont understand lia she says the same thing every time, it's like guuuurl how long have you been visiting and you dont know that you have to SPECIFY you want hot tea?? 🤷♂️🤷♂️🙄🙄 and wtf was up with her putting SnP on her pancake?🤢🤢🤮🤮🙄🙄
@John Collins ...How long have YOU been in America? If you want coffee, do you have to specify you want it hot? Does it automatically come on ice with a boatload of sugar stirred in? Your assertion that "WE (Americans) DON'T DRINK HOT TEA!!" is utterly laughable. Lots of Americans enjoy hot tea... ESPECIALLY with breakfast. And when we ask for tea... we should be brought steaming hot water in a teapot, with a cup and saucer, and several teabags on the side. And it needs to be brought a bit AHEAD of the meal so the tea can steep properly to be ready when the food arrives. We also expect at least to have the option for decaf tea, which we'd specifically request if we were avoiding caffeine. It's lovely when an establishment offers specialty blends, green tea, or herb teas, but we don't hold our breath. A selection of sweeteners should be on the table already. We'd tell the waitstaff if we wanted lemon wedges, or some milk or cream for our tea. The only cold beverages one generally might order with a typical American breakfast would be fresh-squeezed orange juice or a glass of milk. Iced tea is more appropriate to accompany a lunch or dinner meal, and should always be brought unsweetened for the person dining to sweeten to their liking or drink unsweetened.. unless they ask for ordinary sweetened tea or Southern sweet tea. Personally, I'm not into the latter kind of "sweet tea," which contains a sickening mega-overdose of sugar, and has hardly any tea taste. As for coffee, those who like it can drink it, but I pass. It smells nasty to me and tastes foul. Iced coffee is no better. But to each his own. Just don't assume everybody likes coffee or is ordering cold "sweet tea" (ugh!) when they ask for tea with their breakfast.
@@EricaGamet Yes. They weren't kidding in the movie "Steel Magnolia's" when they said sweet tea is the house wine of the south.
You guys are so fun to watch, always puts me in a good mood watching your videos. Love the banter. Makes us all feel like you are our best friends lol
Salt on pancakes!?!
This was The Best!! 😆"In Heaven of Pancakes" LOL! I'm SOOOOOO calling it that now!!
....and when Lia picked up the pancake and ate it in her hands lolololol I LOVE you guys. Pure entertainment❤️
"Sunny side up" is how you'd like your eggs, Lia. Gently cooked with no flip/turn of the egg. Condiments, just ask for the them.A1 sauce is like HP, also Tabasco or Cholua hot sauces are usually readily available as well as salsa in the Western/ Southwestern states.
I have never in my 58 years seen someone abuse a pancake like that Lia!
Not easy, it's sunny side up. 🍳
No Lia we eat pancakes with a knife and fork here in the US. 🤣🤣
I enjoyed seeing the hot tea being double bagged! Reminded me of the most effective method of birth control - double bagging! Separate sleeping bags always eliminates any chance of unwanted pregnancy!
"It's quite quiet in here. Which always bodes well." Exactly.
Would it be a real Joel and Lia video if Lia didn't complain about tea in America? It's a tea bag and hot water Lia. It's not a gourmet drink in a Michelin 5-Star rated restaurant.
Yeah I doubt many people are ordering hot tea at an IHOP.
Angel A: Lia definitely is particular about her tea. She found the color "offensive" lol!
@@borisbalkan707 Hot tea, properly steeped in boiling hot water, then a little milk (not cream) added with some sucralose... is the only way to go with breakfast. Coffee (hot or iced) is vile. And what they call cold "sweet tea" certainly doesn't go with breakfast, and it's way too sweet to accompany entrees at other meals.
@@sometimeslyrical Not sure what you're talking about since Joel was quite pleased with his coffee
@@sometimeslyrical Doesn’t go with breakfast? Hun, you better check yourself because in America we drink cold beverages with any meal. There is NOTHING like iced cold sweet tea. It’s proof that the Lord loves us :-).
Sausage wrapped in pancakes is on the menu it's called "pigs in a blanket".
IHOP on US Rte 66 in the 60s was much MUCH better than any of the generic places anywhere in the 2020s. Sorry you missed out but appreciate all your vids always!
Eggs over medium is whites fully cooked and yellow is runny. Over easy means the same thing EXCEPT the white isn't fully cooked. Learned that when my husband became a breakfast cook.
I love you both but I cannot eat breakfast with you. LOL
Look at all that maple syrup sitting there untouched. Do Brits actually not use syrup?
Love your pancake pita sandwich, Lia. Brilliant!!👏
When you order "a tea", the wait staff may be mishearing you because of your accent and think you are saying ice tea. Americans wouldn't say, "I'll have a tea." We'd say, "I'll have tea." Or "I'd like an ice tea or hot tea."
Or do like I do. Sweet tea and hot water, NO ice, not as sweet and not strong. I am surprised that they did not mention " RTF&F".
This probably doesn’t help but most places I’ve lived in the US get super confused when I order hot tea. Even just ordering “tea” will always get you iced tea in most places. I’ve lived mostly in the Midwest
IHOP : International House of Pancakes ,our version / equivalent of HP sauce is Ai Steak sauce but that's only typically is given when a steak is ordered. IHOP serves breakfast all day . Fun fact I just reminded of by watching a a clip from a local news broadcast, back in 2018 ,an IHOP in Hollywood , down the street from the In and out you two went to on Sunset Blvd, temporarily changed its name to IHOB as way for the company to promote it's new bbq burger.
Omg y’all need to hit us up we have some way better recommendations for breakfast spots..lololol
Tell ‘em
They have been to several dinners
@Spring is in The Air 🇺🇸 you sound a little prejudice…
@@BeachBumsk8 when they come to LA I’ll be more than happy to email them a great list 👍🏾
IHOP stands for International House of Pancakes.
I’m starting to think Lia is trolling at this point… jelly on hash browns last video and now salt/pepper instead of syrup on pancakes. Come on now
Rutti Tutti fresh and fruity is the iconic thing to order at an IHOP.
I'm so triggered by how Lia ate her pancakes. You ordered the best one (original buttermilk) but you should've just put syrup on them and eat them with a fork and knife. You would've loved it
Lia is so British that she went to IHOP for American breakfast and made herself a pot of tea and a sausage roll. Love to see it 💋
Ive never seen anyone eat a pancake like she does. We don't pick up the pancake and eat it out of our hands. We eat them in a stack of at least 2 pancakes and we use utensils to eat our food.
Kind of disturbing to see Lia turn a pancake into a makeshift taco, like a toddler -- and add salt. What the hell?
Don't forget the pepper. 😂
Joel & Lia, ordering breakfast at 10:43? No wonder you're hungry. :)))
Try ordering your eggs 'easy peasy". LOL
IHOP stands for International House of Pancakes.
Always fun watching you eat. : )))
Sorry that was just disturbing watching her put salt on the pancake in Canada that's a jailable offense❤
If you want the white of the egg cooked and the yellow runny tell them. It’s normally over medium but depends on the cook. Also southern tea is very sweet. Ask for unsweetened tea and add whatever you want to it. I sometimes just ask for half sweet and half unsweet. Love watching the different perspectives of our food. Hope you enjoy your time here.
Wow. The other patrons must have thought Lia was raised by wolves.
1. Never touch your pancakes with your hands. Fork and knife only.
2. Never put salt or pepper on your pancakes.
3. Salt and pepper (and whatnot) your eggs and hashbrowns to taste. It’s assumed you will; they are consequently brought to you neutral.
4. Plain pancakes as Lia ordered are meant to be eaten with butter and syrup.
5. If you want crispy bacon, you are generally expected to order your bacon cooked crispy.
6. Just give up on the hot tea for American breakfast. Drink coffee, milk, or juice instead.
IHOP has much better breakfasts than Denny’s, though Denny’s tends to have better dinners.
Amen! Well said. Love her to death but she needs a tutorial lol.
Good advice. The way she ate the food was probably why she didn’t care much for it (6.5 rating).
@@kimleemoon, we all love our legendary diva, but the thumbnail, like much of the video, was much more _Lord of the Flies_ and much less one of Hyacinth Bucket’s candlelight suppers.
Lia needs to ask for Hot tea in US Restaruants
@@marydavis5234 Or be more accurate of what you want.
My family’s favorite place to eat when on a road trip.
I’m always amazed how many places across America say “we don’t have iced coffee” so I ask for a cup of coffee and a glass of ice. Some of them all of a sudden get it and laugh whilst many are still clueless. Poor babies just can’t compute 😂
IHOP = International House of Pancakes. Eggs = Sunny Side up (no flipping over)
IHOP or international House of pancakes as it stands for is one of my favorite places to go. I basically grew up in IHOP because my mom waitressed there and she would take me to work with her
Cool ❤️😋
Wow! Salt on pancakes? Ok. I've never seen that before 😳
I am sure this is the first time I have seen someone put salt on a pancake. Lol. When ordering bacon in the South, you have to order it extra, extra crispy. And if y'all ever go to IHOP again, order the white chocolate and raspberry pancake. Or if they have the stuffed French toast.
I don't think anyone I know prefers Denny over IHOP.
Yup...."In Heaven of Pancakes" is officially in my vocabulary now!!! Honestly IHOP/Denny's are like the 24 hour version of an American Diner, we use them for convenience when we either are not around our favorite place or its very late. Great video y'all, keep them coming!!
Where pancakes go after death?
Breakfast sausages wrapped in pancakes are called Pigs in a Blanket❤️
Love your channel, but I must say that you two have no idea how to properly eat a lot of American food. But no problem, I probably wouldn't know the proper way to eat a lot of the food in England either. HA HA HA HA 😁😁
The over easy without going over is called sunny side up eggs...
Good Lord. Talk about high maintenance 🙄