Mexican Moms try British food for the first time! (Bangers and Mash, Scotch Eggs)
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- These Mexican moms tried British food for the first time! 🇬🇧
The mamahs tried a traditional English breakfast, scotch eggs, fish and chips, bangers and mash, Cornish pasty, shepherds pie, Yorkshire tea, sticky toffee pudding and English custard!
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Have you tried British food? 😮
YES! And it's amazing! Full English and Shepherd pie are My favorites 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Yes, but most of it has no flavor.😁 I do like their fish and chips. You guys should have their famous desert called "Cherry Bakewells". Those are VERY good😋
Yes. Fish and Chips and Shepherd's Pie
Nope
@@GlobalAdventurer Yeah but it depends how you season it....
As a Brit, I'm suprised how much they seemd to enjoy it all. How lovely they all are!
I lived in Texas and therefore ate a lot of Mexican food. I was happy to see Mexicans cook and bake with LARD, Their Cookies are like UK Biscuits.
Im asian, I quite enjoy British food…I think its a bit unfair when people say british food is bland…not all dishes have to be drowning in spices for me to enjoy it..
Coz British food is good if you don't listen to racist social media that just cry about colonizing and no salt and pepper
The problem isnt so much with British food, but with British people who have become accustomed to laziness and convenience. It would be like living in somewhere like Taiwan, and instead of cooking your own Taiwanese food, or going out to Taiwanese night markets you instead live at a 7/11 or familymart and use that as your baseline of good food. @@cdl209
@@cdl209 It's only US Americans and of course the frog and snail eating French who say British food is boring and bland. The US does this out of ignorance, from WWII GI stories from 80+ years ago and the French because, they are French.
Videos like these are how you can tell when Americans talk bad about British food it's always projection from ignorance. Mexican food is amazing and it's nice to see how people from countries with actual food cultures appreciate others. These ladies were so sweet and super respectful and, most importantly, open minded. Cultures are often more connected than not. I'm Filipino British and the Philippines and Mexico are so similar to begin with but seeing them say some of the British food reminded them of foods they make for their families was super heart warming! Thank you for this video and thank you to the ladies!
This isn't even British food. It's Americans doing British food badly.
American baked beans are much sweeter than the British ones. You need to use imported uk heinz baked beans to get the authentic taste.
I was thinking that when the Lady said they are too sweet, i bet they used the much sweeter American ones.
Or the vastly superior Branston Beans
Ours are pretty sweet too honestly
British tinned baked beans are also sweet. Much added sugar to compensate for low quality ingredients used.
British beans are still rubbish, though.
As a British person living abroad this has made me so happy, especially when they dunked the digestive biscuits into tea.
ah but can they master the skill of a rich tea biscuit dunked before it breaks?
@@ashm4938 it cannot be dunked! You simply show it the tea and hope it's enriched with the flavour
@@craigstewart6073oh it certainly can
@@joesheppard5960 a rich tea can't but a digestive can
lol rich tea is no exception I see a biscuit and it’s going into the tea
As a Brit I don't ever want to hear complaints about our food ever again, if a Mexican mother says its good then you damn well know it's good.
😂 u right.. as a mexican. If my mom says, its good... u better agree. Sandal/ chancla ready to strike if u say different. 😂 nooooo!
I can't think of a much higher authority.
You have to realize that this food was made in America and is tastier that way than the original British food unless you can afford to go to an expensive restaurant in England or have a British mom that's a great cook. Most Britons complain about their food as being bland when they are exposed to foreign cuisines.
@@deanronson6331 most Brits do not complain about our food at all, we have plenty of really good dishes and plenty of seasoning options, its just the closed minded people like yourself who believe that we don't, my guess is you have never been to England so your opinion is based off nothing but stereotypes.
@@MC24DB You're passing some nationalist gas upwind, bud. I've spent a couple of months in the greater London area and traveled the world, which I'm sure can't be said of you. I'm not a picky eater, so I wasn't grossed out by the strictly English savory fare. Indian, Pakistani, and other ethnic cuisines don't count, of course. However, if you watch YT channels, such as Korean Englishman and Jolly, run by two English guys, the frequent complaint by them and their English guests is about the blandness and a lack of imagination of their own food after they try other cuisines. They almost invariably end up saying, "How come we didn't think of this" when dealing with ingredients that can be found in England but are made so much more flavorful elsewhere. Hey, knock yourself out gorging on the famed English delicacies, such as beans on toast, jellied eels, super-greasy fish and chips, or Marmite-laden sandwiches.
I'm from the UK 🇬🇧 and we never have coleslaw with fish and chips. Just tartare sauce and mushy peas. Sometimes curry sauce. 😂
or ketchup... young children in particular tend to like that. I now ONLY buy Waitrose essential (their basic brand) tartare sauce.. so creamy and delicious.
@@mariahoulihan9483everyone up north puts ketchup on it.
or Curry sauce and if there was no fish than also Gravy
+1 for mushy peas or just loads of gravy.
The UK is a cold country, a lot of the more traditional food was designed to be heavy and use cheaper cuts of meat so families could stay full and afford to eat. A lot of potato, pork, batter. It makes sense for it to be heavier than good found in warmer climates. Both delicious- just different!
A lot of this type of food also stems from rationing which started in 1940 as a result of WW2, but lasted all the way until 1954. My Dad was born in 1940 and he was 14 before rationing stopped! There was also rationing in WW1 and a few other times in British history before WW2. Imported foods and spices were not really available in large quantities. These types of foods were things that could be produced locally.
@@TheQuantumPotato All of these foods predate WW2.
@@nealgrimes4382 as I said, there was rationing before WW2. Just as a quick example, from Encyclopaedia Britannica: "The term bangers supposedly originated during World War I, when meat shortages resulted in sausages’ being made with a number of fillers, notably water, that caused them to explode when cooked."
@@TheQuantumPotato I don't think any of them came from Rationing from WW1 or WW2, Bangers is just a nickname for Sausages, but true that's how it started. example Full English has it's origins in the !4th century.
@@TheQuantumPotato Also people had sausage and mash before then that's just when the nickname started.
-beans in the UK are different from elsewhere (even Heinz uses a different recipe there), and it shouldn't be so sweet. The batter on the fish is completely different to the UK one (which is crispier), and the fish should be so fresh and firm it doesn't have any hint of fishiness. The UK does not eat fish and chips with coleslaw, it should be mushy marrowfat peas. Also the chips (fries) should be crispy on the outside and soft inside. They shouldn't be brown. The Sticky Toffee Pudding should have molten toffee on top of the cake, both of which are very sweet and hot -but then offset by creamy custard to become melt-in-the-mouth. Biscuits (cookies) should be dipped in the tea until soft.
If I remember right our Heinz beans are actually made in the Netherlands
@wallythewondercorncake8657 they're made in the UK mate,I saw it on that Greg Wallace show about Big food factories,apparently we eat more baked beans than anyone else in the world 😂
I did notice that about the poor, naked pudding as someone who's very particular about sticky toffee pudding because I don't like sultanas or dates, but you can't skip on the actual toffee sauce part! A good, hot pudding with maybe some squirty cream on top if you're feeling fancy.... custard to me is optional. (But tinned pears and custard is also simple but god tier, since my mum loves eating it so much.)
@@wallythewondercorncake8657 British beans are made in Wigan at the largest Heinz factory in the world
Also that Cornish pasty wasn’t a Cornish pasty.
lulu's "that's gooood" gets me every time
She should have her own show called "That's Good" or "What's Good?"
Love the mamahs trying British food but some of the combinations were a bit odd. Never seen anyone eat fish and chips with coleslaw. Never seen anyone eat a scotch egg with pickled onions. We do have other vegetables not just garden peas and carrots 😂. Wish they had tried a roast dinner. Great episode as always.
Yeah, coleslaw with fish & chips is more of an American/Canadian thing 😬 soorry
I agree. Should have been mushy peas
Fish & fries w/coleslaw is very common here in the US
@@DelicateBreeze They were trying British food, coleslaw isn't British and that combination is odd. We usually have fish and chips with either tomato sauce, brown sauce, tartar sauce or mushy peas.
Yeah, you can tell they made huge batches of carrots & onions and mashed potatoes and kinda threw it in with half of the dishes. A Sunday roast would've been great, though a bubble & squeak of last Sunday's roast would've been fine and easier (as well as very British).
These are ladies. Beautifully respectful. I’ve learnt a lot
I thought they would complain about the lack of spice (not heat, but flavour), so I was pleasantly surprised when they complimented it so joyfully! Glad to see a culture known for their rich flavour can appreciate simple but hearty meals!
I was expecting the moms to rip our food to pieces but it was a nice surprise that they enjoyed it. Lovely ladies
Why complain? Thry r moms... they analyze the food for its flavor. And anjoy the difference. They dont always want to eat mexican food or spicy hot food. 😂
@@J.Castle Mexican old people tends to have 1 of 2 aproachs for foreign food, they either love everything or they defend a capa y espada the traditional mexican food and doesn't like anything from outside, my abuelo is the former and my grandma the latter
this makes me miss my mum who died last year. she was not mexican but portuguese but the two older women remind me of her in some ways, especially the more gentle one.
I’m sorry for your loss. she lives on in your memories and stories
So happy they got most of this, I was expecting a train wreck. Best compliment "The British are my homies". Saying "bangers and mash would make a good breakfast" is another finger in the eye to the French (pastry war). I worked in France and they have very strange breakfasts, I am surprised the whole of France isn't constipated.
I am Mexican and I love British food. Its breakfast is one of the best in the world. It is simple. It is cheap. It has a lot of flavor. Protein. Carbohydrates. It is very similar to the food that the Midwestern Cowboys ate, which the British introduced. British food is good. ,Beautiful and Cheap and Simple.
People misjudge British food. I first when i moved here in England , 25 Years ago, I used to criticise and compare it with the one from where I come from... Then i decided to understand that it wasn't bad, but different. And once you understand that, you can't have enough of it. I love my Sheppard pies, bangers and mash, my chippy, Sunday roast with all the trimmings and obviously.. Full English breakfast.... The French say they have the best food in the world, but also the Spaniards and Italians, africans and Indians.. but England es the only country that have all the best foods from all over the world 😂😂😂 and yet its native food is excellent and it comes with history, story and sentiments. There's no best cuisine in the world... They are just different
That's a joke and I will take it as a joke and not try to argue over food because food is like god, turn the other cheek. BRITISH FOOD THE BEST IN THE WORLD GET OUTTA HERE.
@@WraithTheSlayer 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👏👏👏
Finally someone that agrees with me! I've lived in many places and come from countries that also claim to be the best, but i get so annoyed when people judge based on shallow stereotypes. I think British and Americans get a lot of flack but nobody really knows their traditional food.
You have to experience our climate before you can truly appreciate our food.
@@WraithTheSlayer They said "best from all over the world" so I imagine as in migrant communities included, i.e. Chinese food in the UK is better than the rest of Europe, Indian food in the UK is the best outside South Asia etc. The only thing not done well is Central and South American bc we have less foreign communities here.
Next time an American claims that Britain has “bland food” - I’m going to show them this! These lovely ladies seemed to really enjoy it, and what they were served doesn’t even look like good British food!
And these where not even the best examples, i could improve most of them tenfold
I love that they just loved everything. British is absolutely fine. It just depends on who makes it. That happens with any food one person can cook something and it lovely, another person comes and its terrible.
They should've served the sticky toffee pudding with the custard or with ice cream!
Cold custard and fruit not really a typically Brit thing it should have been hot with.the pudding.
@@nealgrimes4382
It would be a bit weird having a Vanilla Slice if the custard filling was hot !
They should have stuck to heavily seasond Mexican "food".
They should of served it with a few glasses of sherry the ladies would have enjoyed that more 😂
Should have served it with the correct sauce
I'm so tempted to send a box of stuff from UK to them so the ladies can try some authentic British food in the correct combinations.
It was a good effort but not quite right.
Send them to ME 😂
No butter on the toast. No wonder she didn't like it.
@@jonathanfinan722 Same as i thought dry toast also no fried bread.
@@jonathanfinan722I didn't notice that and wondered why they pulled a face.
@@jonathanfinan722it may have been fried bread, that was what i assumed anyway, even though i've never met anybody who actually has fried bread since it's just greasy and not great lol
I love my fish and chips drenched in salt and vinegar but even I thought dipping the chips in the vinegar was not going to be delicious. And all respect to Alma, she's not got a sweet tooth, she clearly values nutrition etc, but she's just plain wrong about tea...it's delicious and I won't be told otherwise - it's like my religion. Tea when you're cold, tea to cool down, tea when you're sad, tea when you're happy, tea for comfort, tea just to break up the day...with none of the potential heart symptoms of coffee if you drink a lot. Love these ladies' reactions though - I was very much expecting them to damn it all for lack of flavour 🤣
Cornish pasties are the mother of empanadas. British miners that immigrated to mexico brought the pasties with them and their mexican wives etc adapted them with Mexican ingredients...Maiz flour etc
Cornish pasties are from Cornwall as the name suggests. Farmers and tin miners wives cooked this for their men to eat at work. Proper Cornish pasties have very thick crusts that farmers and miners held with their dirty hands so they could eat the pie without getting it dirty. The crust was then thrown away
Of course they did. Obviously once they'd become Spanish?
@@craignewell5728and theres a welsh version too. I forgot name but welsh pastie would probably get the results. They copied the cornish with their own flair to it.
Cornish pasties without a doubt one of the best dishes ever.
@@-._A2._- Oggies
@@craignewell5728 Empanada literally means 'to coat in bread.'
So even a floured, and breaded piece of meat with crumbs coating it and deep or pan fried is an empanada.
I know this because my mum is spanish and made this a lot as a child for me. So, empanada has flexibility with recipes. The one most recognised is the version that has pastry. But breadcrumb coated cuts of meat can also be an empanada.
I had a student from Mexico who kept going on about how he loved the food in London, especially the various types of meat pies.
He should come to Lancashire the spiritual home of the savoury Pies, but yes Pies rule.
These ladies are very kind towards our native dishes. Bangers and mash with onion gravy is a favourite. The fish and chips was a friday night special and the fish is generally shared as to expensive to have 1 each. A sprinkle of salt and a splash of vinegar is a base flavour, then you have either mushy peas, chip shop style curry sauce or some would have a beef gravy (not me)
Glad tou enjoyed them, if you do every try marmite on toast please put butter on your toast first and a light scraping of marmite then have a poached egg with it..the runny yolk is the winner here 😊
A splash?!? You have to drown them in enough vinegar to float the Royal Navy and then save a few sailors with islands of salt!
Speak for yourself i wouldn't share my Fish and Chips.
Every Cornish person wept at the sight of what is being called a Cornish pasty.
The star of a proper pasty is the chunks of steak.
All of us British folk grimaced in sympathy for you, we love our Cornish Pasties.
Those chips look so sad. A good chippie has chunky chips that you soak with the vinegar and a little salt. Crispy on the outside and soft and fluffy on the inside
Yes. But there are plenty of sad chips in the UK too. Im American but I lived on the isle of Skye at lealt falls. We used to travel from there to Inverness. The best chippy I ever had in the UK was in Kyle lochalsh. When we lived in England the chippy nearby was not great. As an aside, the best Indian restaurant I went to in Britain was in portree on the isle of Skye.
Not everyone eats just fish and chips from chippy. Literally can buy battered fish and frozen chips from your local shop. Its what your mum makes when she doesn't want to go to chippy
@@-._A2._- Not mine, but i was raised in a Chippy, we lived upstairs and ran it.
The clock tower's name is "The Elizabeth Tower", but the bell inside that chimes is called "Big Ben."
as of 2012 yeah, but even the wikipedia (here, at least) says "big ben"
it’s actually called “The Great Bell”. Big Ben is just a nickname for the bell
@@josiptito9412 it's always just been the name of the Bell though
@@zigabone9982 true but they were talking about Big Ben, nickname or not.
Big Ben's inside Elizabeth 😂
Shout out to Mexico from a Brit, you have to be in the top 3 best food in the world for me, this video was cute too we tend to have some different combos than in this video and it’s not all steamed carrots and peas though they’re common 😂❤
Such lovely ladies, I'm so glad they liked British food!
The fish and chips in this video is nothing like the fish and chips you will ever get from a fish and chip shop here in the UK. Big Ben is the name of the Bell inside the tower and NOT the tower itself.
It looked like a frozen dinner, everything should be made with fresh ingredients.
Big Ben is a nickname variously applied to the clock, the bell, and the tower. It's not an official name for any. The bell is officially called "the great bell". Nothing incorrect about it being used as a nickname for any of the three.
@@nealgrimes4382Exactly! The point of British food is that we don’t have to drown our food in spices to mask the flavour of poor quality ingredients. Using frozen food just defeats the purpose. May as well have a pre-packed Tesco curry at that point.
There's absolutely nothing interesting about fish and chips even in the uk. Just a average dish nothing to brag about
I love all of them. They were all so sweet and very respectful of others cooking.
"That banger was bangin' foo" 😂
WHAT? explane please.
@@william6682bangin’ is a slang for “extremely good” and the name of the dish is “bangers and mash”, but in the dish “bangers” are the sausages. She was very clever in making use the slang in that context.
@@Upndouin Yes I know all the British slang words beacause I am British.
@@william6682 I guess I missed your sarcasm? 😂
Big Ben is the name of the bell in the tower rather than the tower itself which is called Elizabeth Tower
🇬🇧❤🇲🇽 Thank you for enjoying our food, ladies! xx
I'm sorry she is right about the British drinking beer. British people drink as much beer as they do tea
No, they don't. UK Adults consume about the same amount of units of alcohol per person, per year, as they do cups of tea. Beer is only one of the drinks consumed and therefore is, on its own, quite a bit less than the total number of Teas drunk.
As a Brit I am very proud we get a Mexican stamp of approval 🇲🇽 🇬🇧
We love beer more than tea i think. There's like 2 pubs around every corner
Gotta say, as a Brit. My favourite cuisine is Mexican. So I was happy to see this video.
We, the Brits, get a lot of flack for our food currently. But there's a reason we produce so many great chefs... British food is excellent.
Glad you lassies enjoyed.
Wee correction, it's named The Elizabeth Tower, after our late beloved Queen, RIP.
Big Ben is the name of the great bell inside.
Be well, cheers from Scotland.
Lulu.... girl your rocking the brows they are on point. Everything looked good.
I’m sorry but as someone actually Cornish, you CAN’T call that a Cornish Pasty. 😭😭
That doesn’t even resemble a pasty (pronounced PAST-TEE), traditionally it has a thick crimped or twisted edge on the side, this was used as a handle by the miners so the arsenic and other materials on their hands didn’t ruin their meal. Legally you can’t refer to a pasty as Cornish unless it is made in Cornwall itself, it has protected geographical indication (PGI) as a heritage food. Please respect the heritage and just call it a pasty. 💀🙏🏼🙏🏼
As a Mexican, I’ve always felt at home with British everything
I never would've thought that folks accustomed to Mexican food, one of the most flavorful cuisines on the planet, would enjoy British food, one of the blandest. 😂
I'm not surprised Lulu loves it. She has the most Americanized palate out of all of them.
It's really not that weird if you take the spice part out. Both Mexican and British food is HEAVY on sugar, flour and meat sauce things
Probably because the food presented doesn't have ingredients that they haven't already tasted. You can get a good idea of what it will taste like by looking at it, so there arent any comflicting flavors. Also, I noticed british food uses pastry/bread a lot, and we Mexicans love bread overall.
@@LOlsen-wp2hias an Englishman I can assure you we don't use loads of sugar in our cooking!
Latino with 25 in England. And I am to tell you that British food is not bland at all. The problem is that we believe that over seasoning food is the norm. England is the only place where you can adapt the taste food. But bland is not 😅😅😅
I'm glad to see Alma back!! 😊❤
Rise hand if you love mamahs and shepherds pie! 🤤🤤🤤🤤🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧✋✋✋✋✋✋
Should have given them the cursed food like Haggis, Jellied Eels and Black Pudding
@@foxernatorBlack pudding is good. Outside of the US, blood sausage is common in many cultures
Grate some nutmeg, about half a seed into the meat of shepherds pie, makes it extra special
@@foxernatorI think you meant to write "foods of the gods"😄
@@michaelcaffery5038you can keep the jellied eels mate 😂
LOVE engish food! Full english is amazing! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Full Scottish is even better
@@tarachristie933 apart from fruit pudding that's nasty.
@@tarachristie933 FACT!
@@nealgrimes4382 Fruit pudding is not something standard, with a full Scottish. Haggis and Black pudding, with Lorne Sausage and Tattie Scones would be, along with the Bacon, fried eggs, sausage links, mushrooms, grilled/fried tomatoes and baked beans.
@@Thurgosh_OG It's still just an imitation of a Full English, the only thing that's really different is Haggis, my Dad often made Potato cakes with Breakfast, Lorne Sausage is meh, give me a good Cumberland or Lincolnshire Sausage any Day.
The monument is actually called The Elizabeth Tower…. Big Ben is the name of the bell inside the tower.
I'm British and super excited for this video! Wish Lucy was in this video too, because she loves drinking coca cola and I want to have inspiration as to which national cuisine goes well with coca cola.
Martha not knowing The Beatles came from the UK hurt my British soul badly lol
You should see how many British bands that the Yanks think are 'American'.
7:08 - You're our homie too gorgeous, nothing but love 👊
Ngl, recently I've been watching these just to hear Xóchitl go "click click" 🤭
I've never tried British food before but I really enjoyed watching the Mamah's in this video 😊😍
More like the Three Stooges.
Ngl, seeing those bangers and mash made me hungry AF and took me right back to my childhood.
That’s definitely going on the menu for this week.
@@7daylover sage & onion! bro, I can practically taste it already! 🤤
me sentí representado cuando alma dijo "a los plebes" 😭
WHAT? please translate to a civilised language.
@@william6682 Shut up William.
I don't think I've ever smiled all the way through a video on TH-cam! You have a new sub! ❤❤😊😊
they were not really wrong when they said beer ;)
Statistically, they were. Beer is quite a bit lower than tea consumption.
The one mama doesn't like nothing!! LOL!! She's the one that smacks the kids with the flip-flop! Too funny. The one in the jacket likes it all! The other mama like almost all too. They are all precious.
That tea is too dark! it must be like a Lulu tan brown colour to be true british cup of tea!.. And the fish and chips have mushy peas as a side and some TarTar sause if you want it!... not coleslaw!🤭... you got it 97% right👌
from a 🇬🇧🇲🇽
For me Tea should be the colour of He Man.
@@nealgrimes4382 🤣🤣🤣
@@nealgrimes4382 I laughed way too hard at that comment but my brother had a he man figure and it made me know exactly the colour you mean! Brilliant ☺
As a Brit…I gotta show some love for Mexican food aswell! Some of my favourite foods mate… Viva 🇲🇽
game: how far in til she says FOO" ? lol UPDATE 3:33 That banger was banging foo!
I know huh....they got 2 messikin momz but someone snuck in a CHICANA!!!
its all luv tho
Chicano pride!
I thought the trick question was beer and tea. British are one of the world biggest drinkers.
Depends how the bread has been fried, if its been fried in veg oil then that's a no, if it's been fried in the fat from the bacon and sausages, now that's next level.
Most people i know just use butter in a clean pan.. boils my piss 😂
Yeah I would agree that does take it to a next level, but I still don't like it, and I'm English. I just don't like the texture, the saturated feel, I'd much rather have some buttered toast. I do love a good full English breakfast, but I will always pass on fried bread. Some people just don't like some things, which is why food is wonderful, it caters to us all, whatever our mood or inclination.
That was fun, those ladies were lovely.
Sending them ❤ from England
worst sticky toffee pudding I've ever seen 😂
Literally looks like it was from a tin and not even hot custard 😂
As well as tea, we are quite partial to a drop of beer so the lady who answered beer is also correct.
I came here with such a defensive mindset, entirely convinced I was about to have my culture trashed. How wrong I was.
I was literally drinking tea and eating a couple of digestive biscuits watching that lol.
Thought I might get triggered as a Brit 😅but, thoughts:
1. The bread can just be toast or fried bread, typically I see more toast at our 'greasy spoon' cafes these days. Its purpose is mainly to wipe up the bean sauce you have left on the plate. But I actually totally like the idea of a tortilla instead if we're going fusion food 👍 If it's not going to soak up the bean sauce well though, maybe as an English Breakfast wrap?
2. 'Having it as a lunch not a breakfast'. Eh, it's a big meal and so you tend to get people who have hard manual labour jobs eating it or as a hangover cure after a night out 😅 If it's the latter then you're probably eating it as brunch around the midday mark.
3. I'd probably do something a bit more with the veg on the side of some of those latter dishes, probably more gravy 😅 but maybe you had enough of that. Could've changed up the pie and done a Chicken and Mushroom with a white sauce. Have to say though, the food quality looks very good and authentic so compliments to the Chef 🧑🍳
4. The custard suggestions with papaya, melon, nuts... yes please 😁
5. "This one might be a trick question... Beer"
Correct. This was a trick question. She knows Britain better than the people making the video 😂
All in all, a super video.
The ladies are very kind. xxx
Thank you for trying our food with open minds and respect! A lot of our food is about comfort and I think some of it is similar to Mexicans with our love of beans.
If Lulu says that the food is good. I believe her,lol.
Glad they all liked the food. The clock tower is the Elizabeth tower. The bell inside is Big Ben
Lulu mama has got interesting stories...😅
I KNEW I LOVED THE BEUTIFUL PEOPLE OF MEXICO!!!🎉🎉🎉
I don't actually fault them for not getting every answer about British history, culture, monuments etc, I mean if you asked a British person about Mexican history we wouldn't have a single clue, so they still know more about us than we do them.
Those two ladies were lovely.
A Cornish pasty was designed as portable food with the thick crust used as a handle for the dirty hands of Cornish tin miners. I believe that it sometimes had stewed apple at one end as desert all in one.
The breakfast would usually be eaten by manual workers who need a calorie dense meal or as a weekend family brunch. Don’t use American baked beans they are too sweet.
Chip shop curry sauce and mushy peas with the fish and chips. No coleslaw.
Plenty of onions and Worcester sauce in the minced beef of that cottage pie.
Herby sausages such as Lincolnshire and cheesy mash with thick caramelised onion gravy with plenty of black pepper.
I would love to have to have a crack at making a Miners Pasty with a fruit corner, not sure if it was always Apple or wether or not they would vary it.
Cornish pasty you eat on its own
You can have it hot with a meal with Veg and gravy like any pie.
@nealgrimes4382 never seen that in my 50 years
@@nealgrimes4382 don’t think the miners had the option of extra veg and gravy - most people eat them as a snack while out and about
@@mariacurtis9247 I'm not a miner and i bake them myself and often with my GF have them as a meal.
@@dib000 I've had it many times i bake my own too.
Loving how much these Mexican mums are loving our food. Good simple nosh, with quality ingredients. We love Mexican food for the same reasons!
The English Breakfast is the best breakfast in el mundo
Done well it is awesome though the one in the vid looked meh.
It’s good…but have you had flour tortillas with chorizo and frijoles?! 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽 🎉🎉. Just joshing. In the end, I would happily eat both
King Carlos. Loved that. I was good at Spanish at school but I've forgotten it all now.
I can't wait to watch this, also keep up the great vids/work!! 🥰😇
The tower is Elizabeth Tower, the Bell inside it is called Big Ben.. Most people confuse it for the name of the tower though so easy mistake.
This whole video makes me very happy. I was so chuffed that they loved the dishes presented to them. British food gets such a bad reputation but here it proves that it's actually quite moreish. You should let them have a go at a Sunday roast next time.
It made me a little sad because the only dish that looked decent was the sausage and mash and that depends on the sausages they used.
@@nealgrimes4382 To each their own. They looked rather decent to me considering that they probably don't make these dishes on the regular. Some sides were a tad peculiar (scotch egg with pickled onions; fish and chips with coleslaw) but overall, not a bad go of it.
Big Ben is NOT the clock. It's the bell in the clock tower.
Fish & Chips-“Yeah only at Long John Silvers” 😂😂😂
these ladies made me happy, they should be ambassadors for england from mexico... :)
My understanding is that the Full English dates from a time when people didn't eat lunch. As such, it was intended to keep you going until the evening meal.
I know British food is a joke, but it is good to see things like this... it really isn't so bad, just not very spicy and without a huge range of dishes. It does have flavour though, we use plenty of herbs herbs and also quite a lot of acidic tastes. We also love spicy food and more interesting food from other cultures more than most other Europeans.
@@nealgrimes4382 we really don't, its basically pies, stews, and meat with vegetables, I love British food, but that's the truth
We let the flavour and quality of the ingredients speak for themselves where in some other countries they drown their food in seasonings to mask all the chemicals they use.
@@michaelscott7166 Grass fed beef is premium in the USA - always was strange to me 🤭
@isotropisch82 we really do though, it's just that a lot of traditional British cuisine has been forgotten
@@nealgrimes4382 The UK absolutely does not have the mostr michelin starred restaurants per head in the world. A few seconds of googling will tell you that. (countries with more: france italy switzerland, belgium, singapore, hong kong, spain)
I’m not from Germany but I’ll like them to try food from Germany tbh.
Never in my British life have I had Coleslaw with fish and chips 😅
I'm not going to start either.
it not big ben the clock tower is called the Elizabeth tower
Big Ben is the name of the bell in side 👍
I’m surprised the pasty came with vegetables, it’s a whole meal in itself!
Often had fishfingers with coleslaw (and usually some peas and mashed potato) as a kid. Never had it with a piece of battered cod or haddock though.
I like my fish and chips with salt, vinegar and mushy peas that`s how most of us eat them in Yorkshire.
"The British are known for their love of this drink. Beer, Coffee, Tea or Soda?"
"Beer."
I mean ... she's not wrong 😂
I prefer custard with sticky toffee pudding. Goes nice with vanilla ice cream too.
You like custard on ice cream?
@@william6682 custard or ice cream, not both at the same time 😀
Why not? I think I might try it, just once.
I love how they call king Charles Carlos, reminds me of my mum 😂😂😂
I absolutely love that they all him King Carlos.
"Which of these drinks do the British love?"
Yes.
As a Brit we all know you can source those dishes from one place and they'll be good, but poor from somewhere else. My wife is South American and was an accomplished cook there - initially she hated vinegar on fish and chips, now she loves it.