I'm black and on Sunday mornings my grandmother would make big breakfast. We would have either fried chicken, pork chops, steak, scrapple or bacon and sausage. We would also have grits, fried potatoes with onions, eggs and biscuits. On holidays we would also have buttermilk pancakes and waffles. There was something for everyone. Now I will eat anything for breakfast including barbecue pulled pork or chicken.
Princessmom9 same here I'm black too and late mom or dad or aunt would do the cooking whenever I went down south for the summer as a kid. Those meals were so big I don't know how the hell they cooked all that stuff in 3 - 4 hours in the morning!
I am from the rural south and what you are describing are the kinds of country breakfasts my grandmother would occasionally make, too. We never had scrapple but maybe that got added by southerners who moved north?
My mum used to make a similar breakfast of bacon, sausages, eggs, black pudding, baked beans, grilled tomatoes and mushrooms on Sunday! Add to that fried soda bread and yum!
I love cinnamon too! I put it on everything. My cereals, coffee, hot chocolate, buttered toast with cinnamon sugar was a childhood favorite of mine. In America you can sometimes find Cinnabon cereal and it's sooooo good.
Thank you guys for keeping me great company through this year and for offering me (and all of us) a welcome, very fun and intersting point of view on Japan (I particularly love your forays in the countryside and to the various Japanese destinations). Have a sparkling and fun 2018 from Italy.
If you ever been to the South in The States fried chicken and waffles is a very popular breakfast it's just called chicken and waffles chains of restaraints have been created by the chicken and waffles concept
Makes me wish McD's would do an 'ambassador' thing. Like having one McDonald's sell McDonald's India products (which sound AWESOME) outside of India in select locations. And of course Japan products in select locations! I would drive across this great nation to get food like that. XD
I so would want to try the pettit pancakes. They sounded like a great breakfast, snack, or dessert. Fried chicken for breakfast is the only thing my local Chick-fil-sells and it is awesome.
It's so interesting how blown away you were by the concept of a BBQ Muffin for breakfast! Here in Australia an *extremely* common breakfast item is called a BBQ egg & bacon roll, which is basically the same thing - a fried egg and some bacon in a bread roll slathered with BBQ sauce. I didn't realise that was an 'Aussie' thing until now! Goes to show how the term BBQ brings completely different connotations in different countries. In this case, it isn't anything like USA style low 'n slow BBQ, it simply refers to the BBQ sauce, which I will pretty much *only* reach for at breakfast to go with bacon or sausage on bread!
This is so interesting! I would want to try the pancakes and the corn soup. I grew up eating my mother's homemade corn soup. It's so comforting. Thanks for your videos and have a wonderful holiday season!
It's been years since I had a McDonald's breakfast sandwich. One of the interesting things is that their Egg McMuffins here are not served with ketchup and mustard. I think they only have butter on the English Muffins. These seem much more like lunch sandwiches, as you said. They are also very hearty! I love soup for breakfast, and I think it is a good idea. I suspect I would love Japanese breakfast. Thanks for the great video! :-)
It's really common to have BBQ sauce on breakfast sandwiches here in Aus. I didn't really consider it that weird, but I guess it is! You can go into most cafes and get egg and bacon rolls and they usually come with BBQ sauce. And of course McDonald's has their versions.
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The cinnamin one is called Monkey Bread here in US. Its usually made in a Bunt Cake Pan but you can find it already made in the freezer section at Walmart for $2.99 . Its a Great Deal and absolutely DELICIOUS !!!
Southern breakfasts can have porkchops, fried chicken, and the more traditional bacon, ham, and sausage. Mind, we're talking a southern farmer's breakfast. Along with the meats there is typically eggs, grits, and toast.
I'm with Satoshi -- the mega muffin with double sausage is my fave!! Now that's a breakfast. P.S. I found your channel when I searched for Daiso reviews. I went to one yesterday in Sacramento, CA and found two of the products you reviewed. Can't wait to try them!
Tabi u should make a video about Kagoshima. lived there for a month as an exchange student earlier this year and it was a life changing experience. Japan is amazing! love from the Philippines 😍
The Mc sandwiches look interesting! The pancakes seemed to be my favorite! Here in Hawaii, I always love the Portuguese sausage, eggs, and rice platter (no spam for me...🤣). Love watching both of you. Your segments are interesting and fun. When will you be in Hawaii? 🌴 Mele Kalikimaka! 🎄
The pancakes remind me of the silver dollar pancakes at IHOP. How come we never get any silver dollar pancakes with nice frosting and syrup here in America, Mickey D? We have the cinna minis all the time.
I’d be all about the mini pancakes 🥞 and cinnamon melts😍. I’m not crazy about McDonalds. I prefer Bojangles and Chick-fil-a for fast food breakfasts. Chick-fil-a is my favorite fast food place, which, btw has chicken for breakfast too. I live in and was raised in the “BBQ belt” and bbq for breakfast sounds super weird to me but to each their own, if that’s what they like🤷♀️. ✌️❤️
Here in New Zealand, we do a McMuffin that's practically identical to your Mega Muffin. We call it the Massive McMuffin, and we use rasher bacon instead of your Japanese equivalent. Other than that, it's pretty much the same and assembled in the same order too. The Massive McMuffin has been on the McD's menu for nearly 20years
They had one here in the US where the muffin was a pancake with bits of maple syrup inside and the filling was I think sausage and scrambled egg. It probably took years off my life eating it but it tasted good.
It always trips me out that these aren't a thing everywhere... There was a reddit post that went viral about Australian tomato sauce packets a few years ago... Americans being like 'why don't we have these?' and Australians being like 'wait, you don't have these?' Plot twist: they were invented in the US... in the 80s. Why they never took off there is beyond me.
The fried chicken muffin is just like the ones from Chick-fil-A here in the U.S. It's a chain of southern style, chicken based foods. They have tried chicken breast sandwiches on the BEST, buttery, buttermilk biscuits EVER. They're DELICIOUS. You two NEED to try them the next time you visit California. Also, the "mustard mayo" on that sandwich you had was probably an attempt at honey mustard. It's popular here in The States.
We have lots of fried chicken sandwiches for breakfast in the Southern region of the US. Here in Alabama, it's so common to us I was surprised to hear it sounds uncommon when you said it! I didn't know it was unusual. :)
I want to try your mini pancakes! That sounds so good! I bet that "cream" is a cream cheese icing like we'd get on things like Toaster Strudel in the states. Mmm. Apple sounds so good with that. :)
Oh yea, also tree looks great. I have the Same Beautiful colored bulbs and have used the same colors for the past 10 years and Still loving them till this day !!!
McDonald's breakfast is not bad overall, but for me, it's much too heavy to eat on an empty stomach. When I'm in Japan I love to eat tamago kake gohan and miso soup or the more typical Japanese breakfast with fish, pickles and natto.
How did I miss this video?! Sorry, I'm so late to watch.... I'm not a breakfast person (I love breakfast foods, but I just never eat it in the morning) but those sandwiches look good....but I'd really regret it after, LOL I do agree that they look more suitable for lunch/dinner than breakfast. The winner for me; the mini pancakes! The apple/cream sauce packet is genius! I bet those would go great with coffee. :)
Too bad you guys didn't check out Roscoe's Chicken & Waffles when you were in LA cuz that place is a great example of how well fried chicken can go with breakfast
06:10 Speaking of 🐟 The Filet-O-Fish at McD’s has a very interesting story itself. In the 1960’s McDonalds had a “Hula Burger” was created to compete with the Filet-O-Fish, which was created by a sole McD’s franchisee, who created the fish sandwich to have something available for those who don’t eat meat on Friday. The “Hula Burger”- did not last long and the Filet-O-Fish was adopted the the chain and went on to McD’s legend status .
I loved the video. The only item that I noticed was not a Japanese exclusive was the cinnamon bites. Maybe it's a Japanese- and Southeastern US- only item because my mom eats this at least once a week for breakfast.
I'm black and on Sunday mornings my grandmother would make big breakfast. We would have either fried chicken, pork chops, steak, scrapple or bacon and sausage. We would also have grits, fried potatoes with onions, eggs and biscuits. On holidays we would also have buttermilk pancakes and waffles. There was something for everyone. Now I will eat anything for breakfast including barbecue pulled pork or chicken.
Princessmom9 same here I'm black too and late mom or dad or aunt would do the cooking whenever I went down south for the summer as a kid. Those meals were so big I don't know how the hell they cooked all that stuff in 3 - 4 hours in the morning!
I know but they were so good to eat.
I am from the rural south and what you are describing are the kinds of country breakfasts my grandmother would occasionally make, too. We never had scrapple but maybe that got added by southerners who moved north?
My mum used to make a similar breakfast of bacon, sausages, eggs, black pudding,
baked beans, grilled tomatoes and mushrooms on Sunday! Add to that fried soda bread and yum!
Eating a messy sandwich with barbeque sauce while wearing a pristine white shirt...
STRAIGHT GANGSTER
Millie Hayes hahahaha hahha 💜
I love Satoshi's intro. You two are the cutest. 😊 🐱
The look on Satoshi's face when you shoved the cinnamon bun snack under his nose! That was funny!
I love cinnamon too! I put it on everything. My cereals, coffee, hot chocolate, buttered toast with cinnamon sugar was a childhood favorite of mine. In America you can sometimes find Cinnabon cereal and it's sooooo good.
Thank you guys for keeping me great company through this year and for offering me (and all of us) a welcome, very fun and intersting point of view on Japan (I particularly love your forays in the countryside and to the various Japanese destinations). Have a sparkling and fun 2018 from Italy.
Thank you Alice for letting us into your life. :) much love
Fried chicken for breakfast is the best! Chicken and waffles is a great combo
If you ever been to the South in The States fried chicken and waffles is a very popular breakfast it's just called chicken and waffles chains of restaraints have been created by the chicken and waffles concept
Makes me wish McD's would do an 'ambassador' thing. Like having one McDonald's sell McDonald's India products (which sound AWESOME) outside of India in select locations. And of course Japan products in select locations! I would drive across this great nation to get food like that. XD
Merry Christmas to you two, Satoshi & Shinichi!
Your videos are like a gift to me because they make me always happy!
Awww thanks for saying that. We really hope to meet you one day
I so would want to try the pettit pancakes. They sounded like a great breakfast, snack, or dessert. Fried chicken for breakfast is the only thing my local Chick-fil-sells and it is awesome.
It's so interesting how blown away you were by the concept of a BBQ Muffin for breakfast! Here in Australia an *extremely* common breakfast item is called a BBQ egg & bacon roll, which is basically the same thing - a fried egg and some bacon in a bread roll slathered with BBQ sauce. I didn't realise that was an 'Aussie' thing until now! Goes to show how the term BBQ brings completely different connotations in different countries. In this case, it isn't anything like USA style low 'n slow BBQ, it simply refers to the BBQ sauce, which I will pretty much *only* reach for at breakfast to go with bacon or sausage on bread!
Lol I love how you guys show your approval of the taste by saying “mmm!” 😊
This is so interesting! I would want to try the pancakes and the corn soup. I grew up eating my mother's homemade corn soup. It's so comforting. Thanks for your videos and have a wonderful holiday season!
The mega-muffin looks really good. I wish we had that in the US. Great video!
LOVED THE SATOSHI OPENING
Alex Walker lol same xD
It's been years since I had a McDonald's breakfast sandwich. One of the interesting things is that their Egg McMuffins here are not served with ketchup and mustard. I think they only have butter on the English Muffins. These seem much more like lunch sandwiches, as you said. They are also very hearty! I love soup for breakfast, and I think it is a good idea. I suspect I would love Japanese breakfast. Thanks for the great video! :-)
When I went to Japan on a school trip in 2010, I tried the Mega Muffin. So good! I wish we had that here.
I love love love breakfast food, so again, you two have give me another great video experience! Thank you so much!
Your Christmas tree is beautiful. I love those purple ornaments!
I love the ice cream push in the background. And that lovely tree~
About to go get some McDonalds here in Korea to eat while I watch :) Already hit the like button so I don't forget.
That soup really does look like it would be amazing on poutine! The mashup possibilities...
things i wasnt expecting: surfer bro shinichi
"SMELL IT, DUDE" 😂
It's really common to have BBQ sauce on breakfast sandwiches here in Aus. I didn't really consider it that weird, but I guess it is! You can go into most cafes and get egg and bacon rolls and they usually come with BBQ sauce. And of course McDonald's has their versions.
I love listening to the one with the glasses talk. His accent is so entertaining! 😁💗
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Brooklyn NY!🐱
This was a wonderful video! I have been going to the doctor's, sometimes twice a day, all week. And I'm trying to catch up. I'm watching the videos I missed so THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
👍💝🎈❄☃☄💖☮🐱
The cinnamin one is called Monkey Bread here in US. Its usually made in a Bunt Cake Pan but you can find it already made in the freezer section at Walmart for $2.99 . Its a Great Deal and absolutely DELICIOUS !!!
Southern breakfasts can have porkchops, fried chicken, and the more traditional bacon, ham, and sausage. Mind, we're talking a southern farmer's breakfast. Along with the meats there is typically eggs, grits, and toast.
Hi Satoshi and Shinichi good to see you guy's ENJOYING your video thanks stay safe God BLESS to all
Also, the cinnamon melts are amazing. They're a permanent fixture on McDonald's menu in America.
I'm with Satoshi -- the mega muffin with double sausage is my fave!! Now that's a breakfast. P.S. I found your channel when I searched for Daiso reviews. I went to one yesterday in Sacramento, CA and found two of the products you reviewed. Can't wait to try them!
Tabi u should make a video about Kagoshima. lived there for a month as an exchange student earlier this year and it was a life changing experience. Japan is amazing! love from the Philippines 😍
The Mc sandwiches look interesting! The pancakes seemed to be my favorite! Here in Hawaii, I always love the Portuguese sausage, eggs, and rice platter (no spam for me...🤣). Love watching both of you. Your segments are interesting and fun. When will you be in Hawaii? 🌴 Mele Kalikimaka! 🎄
Hopefully next year!
I wish our McDonald’s breakfast looked this good here in the states.
The pancakes remind me of the silver dollar pancakes at IHOP. How come we never get any silver dollar pancakes with nice frosting and syrup here in America, Mickey D? We have the cinna minis all the time.
You know the one thing I don't like is how they do bacon in Japan. Need crispy bacon.
I know. I feel the same.
It’s because it’s more like canadian bacon which is essentially ham. 🙂
Shinich's hair looks really good in this vid
I’d be all about the mini pancakes 🥞 and cinnamon melts😍. I’m not crazy about McDonalds. I prefer Bojangles and Chick-fil-a for fast food breakfasts. Chick-fil-a is my favorite fast food place, which, btw has chicken for breakfast too. I live in and was raised in the “BBQ belt” and bbq for breakfast sounds super weird to me but to each their own, if that’s what they like🤷♀️. ✌️❤️
Any sandwich with egg becomes a breakfast sandwich.
Here in New Zealand, we do a McMuffin that's practically identical to your Mega Muffin.
We call it the Massive McMuffin, and we use rasher bacon instead of your Japanese equivalent. Other than that, it's pretty much the same and assembled in the same order too.
The Massive McMuffin has been on the McD's menu for nearly 20years
Wow that’s so interesting to know.
Your mega muffin we have in the uk. It's just called a double sausage muffin though
I know this is an older video but I absolutely love the pink decorated christmas tree!!! 😄
Come to Texas! we'll show you the best food in the state!
My mother grew up on and Ohio farm and often made fried chicken for breakfast with biscuits and gravy
Fried chicken for breakfast? Yes, I can believe it; but, I'm from Georgia...so yeah, lol.
Genghis Pecan besides chicken fried steak, fried chicken is one of the best breakfast items to come from southern USA imo 😍😁
@@secretdiaryofafoodie I miss those Hardee's steak biscuits.
OMG, so that first one is like a McRib breakfast muffin?! What mad genius came up with that?
You guys are awesome Happy Holidays 🤗
The bite size pancakes look delicious!
Ohayou gozaimasu!! Interesting video. Love you guys! 💛💜
Those mini pancakes are cute af. 😍😄
Hahahaha " MUCH cheaper than EGGSLUT, I tell you"
Lol i hear u satoshi
ahhh, your Christmas tree is beautiful
I love how you say pancake!
They had one here in the US where the muffin was a pancake with bits of maple syrup inside and the filling was I think sausage and scrambled egg. It probably took years off my life eating it but it tasted good.
It's called a McGriddle
Yes! That. =3=
McGriddle they still have it.
They did taste amazing but you really could tell how unhealthy they were. I also believe they have them around here.
I don't really eat at McDonald's unless we are traveling and there's no other option. It always makes my stomach hurt without fail.
I would have never known that is how you administer that 2 compartment packet of sauce for the little pancakes, lol.
It always trips me out that these aren't a thing everywhere...
There was a reddit post that went viral about Australian tomato sauce packets a few years ago... Americans being like 'why don't we have these?' and Australians being like 'wait, you don't have these?'
Plot twist: they were invented in the US... in the 80s.
Why they never took off there is beyond me.
It's genius and I am so jealous we don't have that kind of packaging here in the USA.
The fried chicken muffin is just like the ones from Chick-fil-A here in the U.S. It's a chain of southern style, chicken based foods. They have tried chicken breast sandwiches on the BEST, buttery, buttermilk biscuits EVER. They're DELICIOUS. You two NEED to try them the next time you visit California. Also, the "mustard mayo" on that sandwich you had was probably an attempt at honey mustard. It's popular here in The States.
Tabitha S. Pretty yummy. I had one in the Philly airport one morning.
My kids go crazy for those petite pancakes
Very interesting items. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from America.
Next time you are in the States, chick fila breakfast is the ultimate fast food breakfast! Fried chicken for breakfast isn't crazy at all!
Megan Z I love the chicken biscuits!
I love your tree🎄⛄❄MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎅
I know Shinichi often says he’s not much of a drinker, but I feel the whole experience might have been improved by a hangover 🤣🤣🤣
Omg!! Japanse Mc Donalds is awesome :)
You mean the exact opposite of awesome, they ruined everything with the ketchup and mayo.
We have lots of fried chicken sandwiches for breakfast in the Southern region of the US. Here in Alabama, it's so common to us I was surprised to hear it sounds uncommon when you said it! I didn't know it was unusual. :)
I want to try your mini pancakes! That sounds so good! I bet that "cream" is a cream cheese icing like we'd get on things like Toaster Strudel in the states. Mmm. Apple sounds so good with that. :)
Thanks for sharing!
We used to have the cinnamon bread in Canada years ago, and it was delicious!
We have lots of that in the UK. Double sausage and egg mcmuffun used to be my favourite when I ate meat.
Oh yea, also tree looks great. I have the Same Beautiful colored bulbs and have used the same colors for the past 10 years and Still loving them till this day !!!
We have them in Spain👌🏻😊
McDonald's breakfast is not bad overall, but for me, it's much too heavy to eat on an empty stomach. When I'm in Japan I love to eat tamago kake gohan and miso soup or the more typical Japanese breakfast with fish, pickles and natto.
Wow....like Japan McDonald's 100%...yum
How did I miss this video?! Sorry, I'm so late to watch.... I'm not a breakfast person (I love breakfast foods, but I just never eat it in the morning) but those sandwiches look good....but I'd really regret it after, LOL I do agree that they look more suitable for lunch/dinner than breakfast. The winner for me; the mini pancakes! The apple/cream sauce packet is genius! I bet those would go great with coffee. :)
I adore you guys. Good video.
Too bad you guys didn't check out Roscoe's Chicken & Waffles when you were in LA cuz that place is a great example of how well fried chicken can go with breakfast
06:10
Speaking of 🐟
The Filet-O-Fish at McD’s has a very interesting story itself.
In the 1960’s McDonalds had a “Hula Burger” was created to compete with the Filet-O-Fish, which was created by a sole McD’s franchisee, who created the fish sandwich to have something available for those who don’t eat meat on Friday.
The “Hula Burger”- did not last long and the Filet-O-Fish was adopted the the chain and went on to McD’s legend status .
The Christmas tree is really nice. :)
We had the cinnamon bon once while in USA. I actually like them tast really good with hot coffee
"Fried chicken for breakfast. Can you believe it."
I'm American so not only can I believe it, but I want it.
McDonald’s breakfast is my favourite. Makes me want to come to Japan even more
Thinks guys for the video have a great day!!!
I loved eating the Mega McMuffin meal with hash brown and cafe au lait when I lived there.
Yay! Good morning!
I really think Japanese are thoughtful,,,, I love how they design the sauce package ,,,, it's so much better than here
I loved the video. The only item that I noticed was not a Japanese exclusive was the cinnamon bites. Maybe it's a Japanese- and Southeastern US- only item because my mom eats this at least once a week for breakfast.
Looks so good 😄😄
I really like the ice cream pillow(stuffed?) Where did you get it? I'd appreciate it if you can tell me. Thanks, and happy holidays!
We got it as a gift from Australia!
everything looks so good again!
Does Hawaii still have Portuguese sausage and eggs served with rice?
Yep! You sure can! Good stuff!
9:56 This is popular in America, it originated here many years ago :) We call them Cinnamelts. It's not Japan only.
BBQ for breakfast? I'm lovin it! Great video, guys!
Critical Eats Japan very common in Australia!
HYPER SATOSHI GOOO!!!!
The "yellow sauce" at McDonalds is called "breakfast sauce" and is an attempt at Hollandaise sauce.... Many calories and chemicals.
Lawd have mercy that BBQ Egg McMuffin and Mega McMuffin looks so good!!!!
We used to have the Cinnamon melts aaah I miss them so
you know something's good when the reaction is just "Mm. Mmm,. Mmm. Mmmm. Mm..."
Omg yes! You go Tabi guys!! 😁👍🏼
Great video!!! I would love to try the Mc Donald over there!!!! I might visit Japan in 2018!
half way through and all of these have been normal menu items in Australia for over 10 years
Y'all breakfast menu exclusive is so much better than the states
I love you guys💕💕