My thing is just to wipe the knife off on the non buttered side of the toast. Does the job well enough. I'm going to try Grace's way though. Sounds smart.
can I just say how wholesome this is. grace you are a pure example of intuitive eating and having a fantastic relationship with food. I struggle with an eating disorder and honestly watching somebody just appreciate and love food for what it is and nothing more helps so much 💛 I just filmed my ED story on my channel (not out yet) and I mention you for this very reason - I hope you don’t mind xxxx
Party rings and jaffa cakes used to come in those small plastic trays and we'd rip the plastic off the top of them i remember it being exciting. I wasnt allowed pack lunches, just school dinners. So on school trips I would get so excited and my mum would make the biggest pack lunch for me. One time she was sick so my dad made it instead, he didn't know what goes in a pack lunch so he just handed me two whole boxes of mr kipling slices and a pack of cheesestrings and sent me on the trip. I remember the teachers took my lunch haha.
The setting; later 80's early 90's, The Netherlands. As a kid I would eat either porridge or brown bread sandwiches for breakfast, then take with me for lunch 1 brown bread sandwich with gouda cheese in it, then for dinner the standard meat-potato-veg combinations. We rarely had dessert/pudding, and when we did have it it was usually just a small portion of plain yoghurt. We sometimes had custard (made from custard powder), and my mother would put a rusk in a soup plate, put a teaspoon of jam on top, and then pour warm custard over it. We would wait until it was no longer super hot to eat it. That's one of the things I remember most from childhood food. We would never snack, just 3 meals a day. In the late nineties I was in high school and we would be allowed to pick one bag of crisps for the whole family and one type of soda (usually off brand cola) for saturday evening movie night. Back in those days we just hoped a good movie would come onto tv on saturday movie night. We didn't really have the money to rent a vhs/dvd in those days, plus the vhs/rental place was a long way from our house.
@@HackerActivist Also in the late 80's early 90's? White bread and sugary cereal was available back then where I lived but my mom didn't bring it into the house.
Eastern Europe here, early 2000s - we had both school breakfast and lunch. Meals cooked in the school cafeteria, no snacks or vending machines, no fizzy drinks. Crisps were something you’d only get at a party, a few times a year. Happy meal was the biggest treat 😭
Everyone in the ER Room tonight...every single nurse here says tell you THANKS!🙏🏻💐👏🏻The knife trick to clean your knife was amazing!! You are BRILLIANT!!🥰
Omg Echo bars 😱👌 I loved them so bloody much also anyone else remember spicy tomato wheat crunchies? & I used to love them fruit cocktail pots Aswell so many good memories in this video
omg elevelsesssss!!!!! I was describing them to some of my friends and they had no clue what they were! I will deffo be picking a pack of them up from tesco now I know they are still being sold
No one asked for this but this is 10 year old me’s diet Breakfast: cereal or porridge sometimes toast but not much Lunch: sandwich fruit crackers and water After school snack: toast with butter and a cup of tea Dinner: some sort of meat vegetables and potatoes Pudding: depends but typically apple pie Snack: fruit, toast, crackers or cereal :)
Mine was: Breakfast: usually pancakes, i lived 5 mins away from school so we could take our time Lunch: I had free school meals so whatever was on offer Dinner: pasta, pizza etc Snacks: raspberries, crisps etc
So loved this blast from your past! Your mom was such an amazing parent and influence on you with the baking and the cooking and the wholesome foods. Thanks for sharing!
Yes! Baker Boy Cupcakes where the one. I was so sad when I remembered them and tried to find them, to only find that the company went bust. They also use to do Flapjacks 😍
Fake Lynn i call it dinner idk if it’s just because I’m from London so growing up Everyone called it dinner of if my family is weird but your right loads of Brits call it tea
The fabulous baking boys factory was in the town I grew up in, used to walk past it all the time, it suddenly shut down I believe, was sad to see it empty. The flap jacks they did were amazing 😍
It would be so much fun if you did another video of you eating like your teenager self, it may be interesting to see how your tastebuds changed from kid to adolescent and how you evolved to liking the foods you like now!! So much love!!❤️
Imagine just casually going around the shop at whatever time you fancied, in whatever direction you fancied, and filming it as you did so. Wonderful times.
Me and my friends were talking about lunches from primary school the other day (we are now in sixth form) and after a lot of research found out the fabulous baker boys cakes have been discontinued - feel like we should all join together together to get them back on the shelves ! Love the video !
As a German girl, I am still so confused about the fact that Britain's basically eat crisps as a normal food for lunch or a snack. It's only a'party' or 'movie food' for me :D
oh my god this brought back so many memories!!!! I love videos like these, those echo bars were my favourite things ever when I was younger I'm actually devastated that don't sell them anymore
Also, I'm going to google food from 1968, because that's when I was 10. Although my mother also cooked from scratch, and we very seldom had pudding/dessert. Or crisps/chips.
Omg i literally used to take like 5 of those baking boys cupcakes into school! remember stuffing them into my blazer pockets before leaving the house, forgot all about them! They were the bomb haha. I am personally still mourning the loss of Echoes and don't think i'll ever get over it tbh. I also actually remember getting soooooo sick of some snacks, my mum too would only buy things on special offer but she would GO TO ABSOLUTE TOWN and buy in proper bulk... we would have had enough Fruit Flakes, Mini Rolls, Wagon Wheels and Blue Ribands to last us until university if we hadn't been sharing them out at school. Such a good throwback vid!
My favorite meal as a kid was my mom's meatloaf, which she served with stewed tomatoes and some kind of potato dish; or her tuna salad, which she made in a huge bowl and put lettuce, green onion, bell pepper, tomato, hard boiled eggs, celery, chopped dill pickle, sliced black olives, and whatever fresh vegetables she had on hand; then she would mix canned tuna, mayo, sweet relish and pepper together and then toss it in with the salad fixings. She served this with warm bread and butter and maybe a fruit salad, too. Such great memories!!
This was literally my childhood diet too! My mom always cooked dinners as well. And white bread? - I’m pretty sure asking for that was worse than if I had cursed 🤣
I'm from Norway and grew up in the 80s. I would eat what you call open-faced sandwiches three times a day (breakfast, lunch and "night food"). A typical meal for me was sliced bread with margarine and sliced, cured meat. A glass of milk to drink for every day - the treat was if I could get some Nesquick powdered chocolate in my milk! Sometimes I would bring an apple or a carrot extra with my packed lunch, but that was not very typical. For dinner, something easy, like hot dogs and mashed potatoes. My favourite drink was orange squash.
Grace as she walked by absolutely everything: "I always really wanted these but never got them" Did you ever actually tell your Kim that you wanted that fruity juice?? Or did she think you were happy with what she got? Lol Mothers aren't psychic, and I say that now that I have grown kids that say "I wish we had (enter product here" when we were kids".... yeah, about 15 years too late in letting me know lol
That prosciutto salmon recipe was my favourite when I was a kid too!!! And that zingy yogurty lentily spinach?!!! SO GOOD and a big family fav in my house. My mum still makes it on the reg 😍💯
Crazy how I've only just found your channel, i saw you in a Taz video but had no idea your a TH-camr as well. Best discovery ever! You're flipping hilarious. You and your dad creasing at absolutely nothing had me dying today. Blessing be upon you and da fam! Peace Out!
Bit late of a reply but that's actually quite a common thing for lactose intolerance to develop in early adulthood. It was a mutation (weirdly linked to the blue eye mutation so a very long time ago now) that allowed human adults to be lactose tolerant in the first place, historically speaking we never used to be.
I grew up in a town near Milano, Italy. In the morning, cereals and milk, freshly squeezed orange juice and a toast. At school at 10:30 I had a tiny bottle of sparkling water and a little round fresh sandwich with salami or ham; at lunch at the school depending on the menu. Usually peas with tomato sauce and some meat or fish or chicken; but also we had pasta first and then the dish of the day. At 4 pm, some fruit and something to drink while doing homework’s. At night always some veggies and fish, chicken or meat depending on what I had for lunch rotation. The last day of school everybody has a slice of pizza!!! I could have soda only on weekends. Nutella was banned and now I’m still not a fan of it.
Oh my gosh. Thank you for the nostalgia! I agree with 100% of chloe's opinions on biscuit. Don't like party rings, it's like crunching on sugar. And I just realised I've not seen the bakin boys cakes in ages, I used to love that thick chocolate. Choc ices anyone???
This was incredible to watch. I love your passion for food and food memories. That said, I ate really differently than you as a 10 yr old. I chose to be vegetarian at 8 and my mom started cooking that way after that, besides the times my parents had fish. I got a lot of leftovers that other kids thought were really weird (like falafels) 🧆 or extra health conscious foods, like almond butter and honey on toasted Ezekiel for lunch. I only was allowed sweet cereal twice a year, once on my birthday and the other time on my sister’s, when we both chose the cereal of our choice and unwrapped it from it’s gift paper on our bday mornings! My mom cooked homeade meals every night too but her go to resource was a tofu cookbook. We rarely had dessert but when we did the chocolate or lemon tofu pudding was amazing. She also would make veggi chili and cornbread, broccoli quiche and tofu manicotti. All super tasty
That jam sponge is what my grandma used to make and it was DIVINE! I had school dinners :( my dad mostly did the evening meal but it was always random, the only meal that sticks out was fish in parsley sauce with mash and peas :) Grandma would experiment a lot with magazine recipes and there is one called Caribbean Chicken which is to die for! It’s curried but has pineapple in and you slice banana on top at the end! So good!
This was such a nostalgic video. I remember getting so excited for breakfast club so that I could have chocolate spread on white toast, and puddings were only for the weekend. Loved watching this x
Hahaha my mum was trying to get rid of our little pringle tubs that we had when we were younger that had chicken run characters on them!! Such a throwback
I thought the photo of you when you was younger in your thumbnail was a recreation photo that you did for the video! You look identical, nothing has changed bless 😄
I wasn't allowed crisps in my lunch 😭 but once a week we had a version of school dinner where we could order something from the cafe up the road for lunch and everyone always got a coolaide, it was the "in" drink of the time 😂 when I started making my own lunch I would often forget and just grab a packet of noodles and eat them dry...
I literally went to Tesco yesterday to look specifically for those Fabulous Baking Boys cakes. They must be discounted which is a shame as I used to love them
I wish Grace would make a video where we got to see home videos of her, Chloe and Jesse! I just love your whole family! They are amazing and so genuine 😭 I love you all so so much 🥰 xoxo
I love digestives! You can get them in the British section for the authentic brand. But they taste the same as the other brands in the biscuit aisle. Yummy with s cup of tea! I'm 30 not 90 I swear lol
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This is probably the most British family I’ve ever witnessed
Um actually all brits are like this........it’s who we are
Lola M.M Wrong. I don’t know anyone who’s family is like that.
@@mcbusted1985 really? I agree with Lola.
@@lolam.m2362 yes!!
Lola M.M nah it’s just middle class/ upper middle class that are like that
I think the "stick the knife into the toast to clean it" thing just changed my life o.o
JasminJoyful I never knew that was a thing but omg 👀👀
Same!!!
I agree! Awesome!!
My thing is just to wipe the knife off on the non buttered side of the toast. Does the job well enough. I'm going to try Grace's way though. Sounds smart.
Rise not when the bread is well toasted though
Any kid that wapped a mini pack of Jaffa cakes out of their lunch box was definitely from the posh part of the village
LaurenLaurenLauren they were my favourite things in primary school - them and the mini packets of Oreos!
Haha my mum was that mum and people thought we were posh 😂
Them and the mini packet of pringles.
Haha, so true
Kathy Smith omg I forgot about the mini packs of pringles
This was so British, as an American, it was like watching someone speak another language
Greta Weise Quite literally!!! I love it though 😍 feels like I learned so much. Got a sneak peal into a British home for sure
Man said language
you do know English people invented the English language right? lmao
yes papa it’s sort of a simile. Comparing things. Not saying it’s actually true.
Greta Weise language... say that again
it’s scary how her face hasn’t changed one bit.
can I just say how wholesome this is. grace you are a pure example of intuitive eating and having a fantastic relationship with food. I struggle with an eating disorder and honestly watching somebody just appreciate and love food for what it is and nothing more helps so much 💛 I just filmed my ED story on my channel (not out yet) and I mention you for this very reason - I hope you don’t mind xxxx
My parents never got white bread either so whenever I got the chance to eat it, I would LOSE MY MIND!!!!!!
Grace: We had home cooked meals every night
Me: I had turkey dinosaurs and chips
Lydia Ford still me now im 18
Accurate!
Wht are turkey dinosaurs?
@@hellooutthere8956 their dinosaur shaped Turkey nuggets 🦖
And the smiley faces
You could probably find the stuff you had when you were younger in a corner shop. Because they always have the old and weird stuff
Party rings and jaffa cakes used to come in those small plastic trays and we'd rip the plastic off the top of them i remember it being exciting. I wasnt allowed pack lunches, just school dinners. So on school trips I would get so excited and my mum would make the biggest pack lunch for me. One time she was sick so my dad made it instead, he didn't know what goes in a pack lunch so he just handed me two whole boxes of mr kipling slices and a pack of cheesestrings and sent me on the trip. I remember the teachers took my lunch haha.
Haha😋😋😋
Don't they still come in those plastic trays ha
Bakin boy cakes were the best - the definition of my childhood
Omg I forgot about them!
Yeah they sadly went bankrupt 😢
Sameeee😭😭
There's so much stuff that has changed
For a second I couldn’t figure out whether mini grace in the thumbnail was current grace just messing about
Love your videosssss😂❤️
9:05 I’ VE BEEN HUNTING FOR THOSE CAKES AS WELL!!! THEY WERE SOO GOODDD
Iqra- Potatoes thank yoouuuu samee
Omg 😱 totALLY forgot about these!!
I found them a few weeks back in my local corner shop!
Iqra- Potatoes omg they were amazing
SAME! didn’t think they existed anymore
The setting; later 80's early 90's, The Netherlands.
As a kid I would eat either porridge or brown bread sandwiches for breakfast, then take with me for lunch 1 brown bread sandwich with gouda cheese in it, then for dinner the standard meat-potato-veg combinations. We rarely had dessert/pudding, and when we did have it it was usually just a small portion of plain yoghurt.
We sometimes had custard (made from custard powder), and my mother would put a rusk in a soup plate, put a teaspoon of jam on top, and then pour warm custard over it. We would wait until it was no longer super hot to eat it. That's one of the things I remember most from childhood food.
We would never snack, just 3 meals a day.
In the late nineties I was in high school and we would be allowed to pick one bag of crisps for the whole family and one type of soda (usually off brand cola) for saturday evening movie night. Back in those days we just hoped a good movie would come onto tv on saturday movie night. We didn't really have the money to rent a vhs/dvd in those days, plus the vhs/rental place was a long way from our house.
Plain Popcorn ohhh rusk. I had those as a child (Dutch family)
@@KrystalKstar 🙂 I still love rusks, the crunch is so wonderful.
Us kids in US sugar cereal white bread sandwiches many snacksv
@@HackerActivist Also in the late 80's early 90's? White bread and sugary cereal was available back then where I lived but my mom didn't bring it into the house.
Eastern Europe here, early 2000s - we had both school breakfast and lunch. Meals cooked in the school cafeteria, no snacks or vending machines, no fizzy drinks. Crisps were something you’d only get at a party, a few times a year. Happy meal was the biggest treat 😭
no offense grace, but i was under the impression that you already ate like a 10 year old 😅
,🤣
🥰🤩💗🦓
That's so bad omg
She definitely does not
2:24 Yes echo bars and M&Ms top bars. The best. Also campino sweets, Astros and Mr Freeze lolly ices. Nostalgic.
Astros were my jam!! And fuse bars and wham bars
i remember being obsessed with cheese strings when i was 10
Ayesha Maryam I am now, at 30 😅
Oh my gosh mum wouldn’t buy them, too expenny 😭
McDonalds Farmer probably not coronaviras
I love how I’m sitting here thinking having a biscuit tin is fancy
omg those bakin boy cakes... i literally haven't thought about them in YEARS i'd eat them all the time wtf, lowkey heartbroken they're gone 🥺
Yes - sticking your knife in the toast to clean it! Thought everyone did that too...
Everyone in the ER Room tonight...every single nurse here says tell you THANKS!🙏🏻💐👏🏻The knife trick to clean your knife was amazing!! You are BRILLIANT!!🥰
I kind of wish you brought your mom to explain her thought process, and to show what would make the lunch cut now 😁
yesss i had packed lunches too, we couldn't really afford school dinners tbh cos me and my sister were both in school
the fabulous bakin boy’s chocolate cupcakes were the BEST! omg i completely forgot about them where have they gone
Sara W the company went into administration 😭😭😭😭
They had a factory near me it’s completely abandoned now pretty sure for the most part the business went under
@@LB123hannah nooo that's so sad :(
@@staceylouise2814 oh nooo that's so upsetting
omg a FLASHBACKKK when you mentioned fabulous bakin boys.. i used to get the flapjacks in primary school and they were something else 🤤
Grace: “this is a thing that I thought everyone does “
Also Grace: proceeds to stab her knife into the side of her toast😂😂😂
She sounds like a normal British person, because I’m British too. We say, “crisps” “sweets” “roundabouts”. You’re welcome. And bourbons are my fav
You forgot trousers, trainers and Crisps
Wait what do Americans call roundabouts? I thought it was the same in both languages.
@@laartje24 they don't typically have them in the US for some reason so they don't have a name for them I don't think
@@itsbekah29 I live in America and we have them and I just call them roundabouts. Some of my friends call them merry-go-rounds lols
The knife in the toast is such a hack, I’ll be doing that from now on 😂
Omg Echo bars 😱👌 I loved them so bloody much also anyone else remember spicy tomato wheat crunchies? & I used to love them fruit cocktail pots Aswell so many good memories in this video
They were so good
omg elevelsesssss!!!!! I was describing them to some of my friends and they had no clue what they were! I will deffo be picking a pack of them up from tesco now I know they are still being sold
Asda sell Dem,I think multigrain cakes.
The relationship you have with your family is beautiful grace, have a great year with your lovely loved ones.
i love how wholesome, authentic and nostalgic this is! x
Made me feel like my childhood watching it with her and we have nothing in common lol
Grace- I ate like 10 year old me for a day
Also grace- I haven’t had this pudding since I was eight
No one asked for this but this is 10 year old me’s diet
Breakfast: cereal or porridge sometimes toast but not much
Lunch: sandwich fruit crackers and water
After school snack: toast with butter and a cup of tea
Dinner: some sort of meat vegetables and potatoes
Pudding: depends but typically apple pie
Snack: fruit, toast, crackers or cereal
:)
Mine was:
Breakfast: usually pancakes, i lived 5 mins away from school so we could take our time
Lunch: I had free school meals so whatever was on offer
Dinner: pasta, pizza etc
Snacks: raspberries, crisps etc
That's a completely fine and healthy what I eat in a day for someone your age :)
So loved this blast from your past! Your mom was such an amazing parent and influence on you with the baking and the cooking and the wholesome foods. Thanks for sharing!
I always remember everyone having the same stuff at school because it was just what ever was on offer that week 😂
Yes! Baker Boy Cupcakes where the one. I was so sad when I remembered them and tried to find them, to only find that the company went bust. They also use to do Flapjacks 😍
I am always confused when she mentions having “tea” and then proceeds to eat a *meal* with no tea in sight.
it refers to the time of day rather than what you're actually having
@@ilse4509 aaa fellow six fan hiii
Fake Lynn i call it dinner idk if it’s just because I’m from London so growing up Everyone called it dinner of if my family is weird but your right loads of Brits call it tea
@@halimah6182 i call it dinner lol and sometimes we had supper but not always, i’m from a little village in warwickshire for reference
Tea is a second lunch before dinner in the uk
The fabulous baking boys factory was in the town I grew up in, used to walk past it all the time, it suddenly shut down I believe, was sad to see it empty. The flap jacks they did were amazing 😍
Dear god I misread the title as “I ate my 10 year old self”
I was like.. Pardon..?
So much nostalgia, I love it. Your videos always bring a smile to my face :)
"I've not done that many miles! Oh yes I have" 🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️
When I do sponge pudding in the microwave I don’t put the jam in the bottom, I heat it separately in a mug and pour it on the top.
i agree with chloe! digestives over hobnobs EVERY DAYYYY
It would be so much fun if you did another video of you eating like your teenager self, it may be interesting to see how your tastebuds changed from kid to adolescent and how you evolved to liking the foods you like now!! So much love!!❤️
"YOU DON'T LIKE A JAM AND CREAM"😂😂😂
You should do a video of typical British child food like smiley faces, those weird penguin ice cream that you get on special occasions
I thought I was the only one to do the knife cleaning trick, everyone used to look at me weird when I did it 😆
Thank you. Brilliant! “I don’t date, is that a thing?” Spilled my cup of tea.
was never allowed to take chocolate to school, was always so so jealous 😭 sandwich, fruit, crops and a yoghurt - classic packed lunch
This is probably the only channel I can watch the entire intro and be intrigued the whole time and not skipping through'
Omg we’re the same age so I’m so excited to relive my childhood through this video 🙌🏼🙌🏼
Imagine just casually going around the shop at whatever time you fancied, in whatever direction you fancied, and filming it as you did so. Wonderful times.
Omg I was dying at the “actual chaos” bit at dinner time 😂😂😂😂 so bloody relatable.
It’s usually carnage at dinner time at my house too!
That biscuit conversation was so funny! And very British! 🤣😂
Literally me talking about 90’s and discontinued snacks on a daily occasion 🤣🤣
Me and my friends were talking about lunches from primary school the other day (we are now in sixth form) and after a lot of research found out the fabulous baker boys cakes have been discontinued - feel like we should all join together together to get them back on the shelves ! Love the video !
As a German girl, I am still so confused about the fact that Britain's basically eat crisps as a normal food for lunch or a snack. It's only a'party' or 'movie food' for me :D
Yep the 4pm biscuits were a crucial part of the day. We had boring custard creams or digestives/rich tea biscuits or if we were lucky a bourbon!!
seeing those cakes in the thumbnail brought back so many childhood memories oh my god. the lemon ones were next level
샤야 do they still do them, I think about them often
Sadia Begum i don’t know but i’d die for one right now
oh my god this brought back so many memories!!!! I love videos like these, those echo bars were my favourite things ever when I was younger I'm actually devastated that don't sell them anymore
kate larkin echo bars were the bloody best!
So, the spinach and lentils, how is it seasoned? I feel the need to try the pudding. I've never made an actual steamed pudding....
Also, I'm going to google food from 1968, because that's when I was 10. Although my mother also cooked from scratch, and we very seldom had pudding/dessert. Or crisps/chips.
Omg i literally used to take like 5 of those baking boys cupcakes into school! remember stuffing them into my blazer pockets before leaving the house, forgot all about them! They were the bomb haha. I am personally still mourning the loss of Echoes and don't think i'll ever get over it tbh. I also actually remember getting soooooo sick of some snacks, my mum too would only buy things on special offer but she would GO TO ABSOLUTE TOWN and buy in proper bulk... we would have had enough Fruit Flakes, Mini Rolls, Wagon Wheels and Blue Ribands to last us until university if we hadn't been sharing them out at school. Such a good throwback vid!
"What did you eat as a child, was it the same as what I ate?"
Me, an American: literally no clue what anything from this video was the entire time 😂
haha yup, the only thing we have that she showed was the del monte canned fruit lol
Is a cookie a biscuit?
@@MimiMakesStuff I'd say so
Eyleen Crain cookies are entirely their own thing here, not a biscuit. A biscuit would be something like a custard creme, digestive or an oreo.
@@darkslayer709 Good point
My favorite meal as a kid was my mom's meatloaf, which she served with stewed tomatoes and some kind of potato dish; or her tuna salad, which she made in a huge bowl and put lettuce, green onion, bell pepper, tomato, hard boiled eggs, celery, chopped dill pickle, sliced black olives, and whatever fresh vegetables she had on hand; then she would mix canned tuna, mayo, sweet relish and pepper together and then toss it in with the salad fixings. She served this with warm bread and butter and maybe a fruit salad, too. Such great memories!!
This was literally my childhood diet too! My mom always cooked dinners as well. And white bread? - I’m pretty sure asking for that was worse than if I had cursed 🤣
absolutely in love with the arm wave you do as an expression of your love for the lentils
9:05 the company that made those has closed down permanently, saw a TikTok about them
Growing up in America, all the brands were different, but I could still relate. Your family is adorable. 🌸
Robin Siskin They are so sweet 😆
How do you like Ready Brek but not porridge?! 🤣❤️
Same! Ready Brek is porridge gone wrong!!!!
@@green_witch_gamer_gal lol
No ready break is yum😂!
Is Ready Brek like Cream of Wheat? I used to LOVE Cream of Wheat when my mom would make it. And Malt O Meal too!
@@TheTardisNamedSexy it's like oats but very fine powded with additives and flavourings!!! What is the cream of wheat?
I'm from Norway and grew up in the 80s. I would eat what you call open-faced sandwiches three times a day (breakfast, lunch and "night food"). A typical meal for me was sliced bread with margarine and sliced, cured meat. A glass of milk to drink for every day - the treat was if I could get some Nesquick powdered chocolate in my milk! Sometimes I would bring an apple or a carrot extra with my packed lunch, but that was not very typical. For dinner, something easy, like hot dogs and mashed potatoes. My favourite drink was orange squash.
Grace as she walked by absolutely everything: "I always really wanted these but never got them"
Did you ever actually tell your Kim that you wanted that fruity juice?? Or did she think you were happy with what she got? Lol Mothers aren't psychic, and I say that now that I have grown kids that say "I wish we had (enter product here" when we were kids".... yeah, about 15 years too late in letting me know lol
she’s said before that they were quite poor when they were kids so her mum could prob only afford the cheapest stuff back then
That prosciutto salmon recipe was my favourite when I was a kid too!!! And that zingy yogurty lentily spinach?!!! SO GOOD and a big family fav in my house. My mum still makes it on the reg 😍💯
have definitely missed the Booth family interactions in videos!
Crazy how I've only just found your channel, i saw you in a Taz video but had no idea your a TH-camr as well. Best discovery ever! You're flipping hilarious. You and your dad creasing at absolutely nothing had me dying today. Blessing be upon you and da fam! Peace Out!
I'm curious, were you not lactose intolerant when you were a child ?
PS: looove your videos!!
Bit late of a reply but that's actually quite a common thing for lactose intolerance to develop in early adulthood. It was a mutation (weirdly linked to the blue eye mutation so a very long time ago now) that allowed human adults to be lactose tolerant in the first place, historically speaking we never used to be.
delriogw thanks for the info !
I grew up in a town near Milano, Italy. In the morning, cereals and milk, freshly squeezed orange juice and a toast. At school at 10:30 I had a tiny bottle of sparkling water and a little round fresh sandwich with salami or ham; at lunch at the school depending on the menu. Usually peas with tomato sauce and some meat or fish or chicken; but also we had pasta first and then the dish of the day. At 4 pm, some fruit and something to drink while doing homework’s. At night always some veggies and fish, chicken or meat depending on what I had for lunch rotation. The last day of school everybody has a slice of pizza!!! I could have soda only on weekends. Nutella was banned and now I’m still not a fan of it.
That 1 finger with nail polish bugged my eyes the whole entire video 😜🤣
Oh my gosh. Thank you for the nostalgia! I agree with 100% of chloe's opinions on biscuit. Don't like party rings, it's like crunching on sugar.
And I just realised I've not seen the bakin boys cakes in ages, I used to love that thick chocolate.
Choc ices anyone???
Yay I suggested this content last week! So pleased x
This was incredible to watch. I love your passion for food and food memories. That said, I ate really differently than you as a 10 yr old. I chose to be vegetarian at 8 and my mom started cooking that way after that, besides the times my parents had fish. I got a lot of leftovers that other kids thought were really weird (like falafels) 🧆 or extra health conscious foods, like almond butter and honey on toasted Ezekiel for lunch. I only was allowed sweet cereal twice a year, once on my birthday and the other time on my sister’s, when we both chose the cereal of our choice and unwrapped it from it’s gift paper on our bday mornings! My mom cooked homeade meals every night too but her go to resource was a tofu cookbook. We rarely had dessert but when we did the chocolate or lemon tofu pudding was amazing. She also would make veggi chili and cornbread, broccoli quiche and tofu manicotti. All super tasty
I love your relationship with food)
Just a lot of snacks and 3 full meals. Awesome
That jam sponge is what my grandma used to make and it was DIVINE! I had school dinners :( my dad mostly did the evening meal but it was always random, the only meal that sticks out was fish in parsley sauce with mash and peas :) Grandma would experiment a lot with magazine recipes and there is one called Caribbean Chicken which is to die for! It’s curried but has pineapple in and you slice banana on top at the end! So good!
I literally had all of those things and the rules like only chocolate cereal on holiday
Like if you did aswellxxxxx/
This was such a nostalgic video. I remember getting so excited for breakfast club so that I could have chocolate spread on white toast, and puddings were only for the weekend. Loved watching this x
This brought back so many memories 😭 x
Hahaha my mum was trying to get rid of our little pringle tubs that we had when we were younger that had chicken run characters on them!! Such a throwback
I’m actually such a big fan, haven’t missed a video since like four months!!! Love you!!!
Right in the childhood! Literally so much nostalgia 😍 miss you childhood 💔
I thought the photo of you when you was younger in your thumbnail was a recreation photo that you did for the video! You look identical, nothing has changed bless 😄
Leah Krilova yeah I thought she just dressed up like a child..
I wasn't allowed crisps in my lunch 😭 but once a week we had a version of school dinner where we could order something from the cafe up the road for lunch and everyone always got a coolaide, it was the "in" drink of the time 😂 when I started making my own lunch I would often forget and just grab a packet of noodles and eat them dry...
Could you post the recipe for the jam pudding pls :))))
11:14 this was SO DRAMATIC omg i love u grace
Thank you for making my birthday that much better ❤️
McDonalds Farmer Thank you ❤️
Best wishes! ✨
Happy birthday 🎂
Kat Thank you❤️
Zoe mcculey Thank you❤️
I literally went to Tesco yesterday to look specifically for those Fabulous Baking Boys cakes. They must be discounted which is a shame as I used to love them
14:14 haha my parents always have to mention how they only ate seasonal fruit and veg, I think its a boomer thing
I wish Grace would make a video where we got to see home videos of her, Chloe and Jesse!
I just love your whole family! They are amazing and so genuine 😭
I love you all so so much 🥰 xoxo
Me every time I eat a new good vegan food : I should tell Grace about this
I love digestives! You can get them in the British section for the authentic brand. But they taste the same as the other brands in the biscuit aisle. Yummy with s cup of tea! I'm 30 not 90 I swear lol