@@sneer0101 No it isn't. My grandparents were English, straight from England. My grandmother was absolutely terrible at cooking. Boiled everything. No salt. No butter. It was inedible. All she could do well was tea. As in the drink.
I’m American and I have never heard of corn pudding 😂 I eat corn bread or just corn whether it’s on the cob or not but I’ve never heard of corn pudding that’s weird lol but interesting
I so enjoyed this! As an American grandma, I want to adopt them all. They are such delightful, respectful young men with wonderful humor. Well done to their parents! Blessings to all.
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I disagree I felt mocked. Plus they didn’t really serve a proper thanksgiving dinner. They were not very well mannered they were snickering the whole time. American food is the best. American pies are the best. I say that as an Italian Brazilian American.
I just don’t bother with the bread anymore. My preference is just a bag of cold leftover turkey as the protein and some other cold side dish/veggie for a quick meal.
@@milkman3873 It’s not a formal custom. It’s just part of what can happen with leftover turkey after Thanksgiving. I wish they had served proper roast turkey instead, but it’s not like I’ve never made a sandwich with leftover turkey (and mustard). But to substitute this leftover meal for actual fresh roasted turkey? That’s not the genuine experience.
Other countries make sure their children learn respect, unlike America where a lot of children are taught that being rude and narcissistic is acceptable. And yes I am a 56 year old American woman, born in Wisconsin
I'm actually crying. Donating your ad revenue from Establish Titles to feed every child at Fulham School breakfast for a year is so incredibly generous. As a teacher, I fully appreciate how a healthy breakfast can set children up for success. I am sure the staff and families at the school are so appreciative of your generosity. May God bless you both.
@@mamajinx except they are participating in a scam by advertising to their subscribers. That donation to the school is revenue from scammed viewers who paid real money for a illegitimate piece of paper.
@@mamajinx I'm onr of the people who bought from established titles using the code Josh and Olly gave only to find out that it's fake. I'm still waiting for my refund. I only found out about it because of Josh and Olly. Put me out $160 for the title document and frame smh.
@@Kailo.B it sounds like it is similar to websites that where you can buy a star and name it after someone. At least there is a tree that will be planted in your name?
How could you fail to give them the store-bought canned cranberry sauce. I would have loved to see them react to the sauce sliding out and retaining the shape of the can.
That's the cranberry sauce that my family used when growing up and we loved it, delicious flavor. I would eat it by itself, not on anything but if you put a thin spread of it on bread and just add turkey only (maybe try mustard with it too) it tastes delicious.
After the meal, it is time for American football and leftovers. Then cleaning forever and preparing takeaway packages of leftovers for the guests. My husband works at the Post Office on holidays, so I send parcels of the whole meal with him for the single guys for them to enjoy the holiday too.
They definitely Givin yall the wrong food to taste bio you need Collard green with smoked turkey butts , candie yams, cornbread stuffing, pot roast and potatoes ,sweet potato pie ,no marshmallows we don't do that 🙏 hickory smoked ham,or stuff turkey and devileggs periodddt part 2.
I am overjoyed to see Malachi and Henry again (congratulations on being Head Boy!!!). The new high schoolers are a joy and Lord Smith is an absolute treasure. If you can find a way to combine Pecan pie and Korean radish, he would be set for life. I love what the boys are grateful for, so sweet! Thank you for providing breakfast for the boys like this! So incredible!!!
@@joannebreretonm684 every time I see Malachi, I remember how hard I laughed at the Fire Noodle challenge when he said "I thought I was African. I thought it was in my genes" 🤣🤣🤣
I’m a 70-year old American woman and I found all of these young gentlemen - hosts and headmaster included - to be absolutely adorable. They are all bright, well mannered, and articulate. Their reactions were polite yet candid. I only wish they could have had an actual Thanksgiving dinner complete with stuffing (dressing). Thanskgiving without dressing is like a day without sunshine. My family makes the dressing with day old cubes of bread, juices from the cooked turkey, celery, beaten egg, butter, turkey giblets and/or sage pork sausage pieces, and rubbed sage. We have to make double batches because it is everyone’s absolute favorite. We serve candied sweet potatoes - sliced sweet potatoes sprinkled with pecans, glazed with maple syrup and baked - no marshmallows in sight. That “Day-after-Thanksgiving Sandwich” is news to me. We heat up our leftovers for a second dinner. The turkeys being pardoned were huge! The original turkeys the American settlers found and that still roam wild today are a third that size. Of course, as the rest of the world knows, America likes to supersize EVERYTHING.
In the US traditional side dishes vary wildly from region to region and family to family. That being said, Thanksgiving sandwiches are not served at Thanksgiving dinner. They are an option for eating the leftovers. They do appear on some restaurants menus year round though.
Also, I think they're replicating the sandwich Monica makes Ross in friends, where she soaks a slice of bread in gravy and sticks in the middle of the sandwich.
@mr_minty idk. I've been to England just once. The food seemed bland- probably cause I was in touristy areas and not with a local. I'd live to come back and see Ireland and Scotland one day 😊
As a teacher, thank you so much for deciding to use your sponsorship money to buy breakfast for the whole school. It makes such a massive difference, especially as for some kids the only food they get is what they eat at school. Working with kids who have actually had something to eat in the morning makes a massive difference
My parents had an exchange student from Norway. Several years later, we went to Norway to visit his family and he requested that we cook him and his family an American thanksgiving dinner while we were there 😂
As an American, I just want to say thank you for these videos, they are so entertaining and all around well put together. You boys are so genuine and respectful young men, your country is privileged to have such fine examples as all of you. Keep up the good work! God bless!
Those poor boys needed to try a pumpkin chiffon pie. And where is the green bean casserole? But them saying what they are thankful for is the sweetest!
Next year we should ship several grandmothers over to make them an authentic Thanksgiving meal because the food is so much better when it's made with love.
hats off to the amazing headmaster and teachers and parents who are doing a bang-up job of helping these boys become thoughtful, polite, inquisitive, and confident young men. and Ollie's "what i'm thankful for" brought a tear to my eye.
I like the boy who said you'd have to go for a run after Thanksgiving dinner. We Americans know that you have to go before because after a FULL true Thanksgiving dinner you can't move due to your food coma. 😋 That is why all city's Turkey Trots are in the morning.
I'm a 67 year old Amrican. I have never heard of a Thanksgiving sandwich that has all of the table food piled on it. Just the meat. These boys were lovely.
I'm 67 and we have a turkey restaurant at a food court in a big mall here in Palm Beach Gardens, Fl. Business is brisk year round and the biggest seller is the turkey sandwich with turkey, moist bread stuffing and cranberry sauce. It's delicious! And I'm not a big turkey fan.
I'm a 42 year old American. We've always made sandwiches out of the leftovers, like what was shown here. There are restaurants that make them as a special item around this time of year. Jobs I've worked at (mostly hospitals), will make them too.
Absolutely. We've never had sweet potatoes or pecan pie for Thanksgiving. We've also never had green bean casserole, which wasn't featured in the video but, appears on many people's Thanksgiving and Christmas tables.
Indeed! In addition to turkey, we also have honey-glazed ham. We also have rolls, corn bread, Mac n cheese, green bean casserole, a potatoe dish, pecan pie and Ranger cookies. Yum to all of it!
@@alewicke those things are very southern. I live in Texas and they’re very common here. That sweet potato casserole is like a taste of heaven! Green bean casserole is pretty good too. Very cheesy. Oh, and chances are, the turkey you have down here is going to be fried. That will change your life if you’ve never had it. Fried turkey is moist and tender. Not at all Dry.
I love how the portion sizes are often the first thing non-Americans notice. Having worked with nutritionists I’ve recently learned what is a normal portion size and wow! It’s hard to get used to lol. Great kids. They’re so sweet.
All American children are not created equally... My children, 2 daughters and a son, SPEAK AS ELOQUENTLY AND POLITELY AS THESE YOUNG MEN. We taught them to and insist that they do. Theres a place and time for slang and cutting up but they literally know better... No accent though😊😇❤️
@@ladyd8339 We have many decent, respectful and God-fearing young men in the USA. My fellow Brits would tell you our youth also have a large number of ill-mannered, disrespectful and slovenly young people here. We can compliment these sweet young British boys without smearing young men in America in such a general manner.
Being American, it never occurred to me how different we all are when it comes to our traditions and the types of food we celebrate with. THANK YOU for the videos, I just love these kids reactions ❤️
To be fair though, the Brits don't actually celebrate Thanksgiving at all. They never had Pilgrims going through a harsh winter or any of that. It's mainly an American thing, but also adopted by Canada.
@@jurisprudence6549 they’re aware of the differences, but when a holiday has its traditional dishes it can be surprising when others create there own. not hard to understand
This video is so wholesome and sweet. Should’ve gave them babies some Turkey, Mac n cheese, collard greens, stuffing, rolls, yams, ham, deviled eggs, and that “mf cornbread” 😂.
@@RJ-lk6lcAnd fast, it's quickly disappearing, more than 50 % of today's black women under 40 don't know how to cook, as a matter a fact, all my friends in their 20s always order out and don't cook anything, and that's going to be the future!
You see them some minutes in a video where they know, it will be shown on TH-cam and have a judgement about there bringing up?... completely deluded. You will getting played by life and will experience a lot of disappointments
Ridiculous to serve The “Thanksgiving Sandwich” that most Americans have never heard of; as opposed to a meal with turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy,, green beans & or brussel sprouts, ...
Should have done a traditional Thanksgiving dinner no sandwich! turkey mashpotatoes, gravy stuffing, green been casserole, corn, dinner roll, but you got the pumpkin and pecan pie right! ❤
They know what most of those things are. They've had a roast turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy. The only one they may not know of that list is green bean casserole. I was expecting that to come out... along with canned cranberry sauce (if they don't have that in England)
@@deaconcub Yeah but I think if you gave them a full plate with a bit of everything that would have been better than the sandwich as an experience. Because we do not do roast dinner for Thanksgiving the same way they do roast dinner in England.
These "kids" are just small adults... So sweet, so polite, so smart and genuine. I really love those videos with the kids, they are amazing kids really, in every episode. And the Headmaster was hilarious! I absolutely loved him, such a charming, funny, welcoming man!
@@ZiggyZouso how much of america have you seen? some american kids are quite lovely. it’s like everywhere in the world, some kids are gonna go far, others act like monsters, most are just getting by.
So fun to watch these wonderful young men try out some of our favorite things! They’re all so kind and gracious too. Thanks to all of you for your kind words and holiday wishes!! We are from California but we spent three Thanksgivings in Didcot while my husband studied at Oxford and we loved sharing our traditional holiday recipes with our English friends. They had a lot of the same reactions as you all! 😅 You missed out on our turkey and gravy, mashed potatoes and stuffing though. Next time I’m in England, I’ll pop in to prepare it all for you. The sweet potato casserole makes a lot more sense when it’s paired with the perfect bite of all those other delicious flavors!
11:57 - Wow they could have used the sponsorship $$ for anything else, but chose to give back to the kids ❤️ with inflation & cost of living nowadays, this could mean the world to some of these kids/parents - Josh & Ollie, you guys are doing such awesome work 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
For a non American ,it's hard to explain how highly regional our Thanksgiving celebration menus can be. For example, our family would never have marshmallows on their sweet potatoes, pecan pie, or green bean salad. Thanksgiving meals are diverse, fascinating and strange 😂 that being said, the one constant for ir most meals is the turkey.
@@Fermifire homemade from scratch tamales might be the greatest food to ever exist. When we had parades growing up the Hispanic moms and grandmas around would wake up early to make a bunch of them and have their kids go sell them 2 for a dollar. I know they're not the easiest or quickest to make from scratch but they were the best parts of the parades for me as a kid.
As a child pecan pie was repulsive. As an adult it’s great. I’ve never liked the marshmallowy sweet potato stuff. Off-puttingly sweet and strangely flavored. I might eat a little to placate a hostess, but yuck.
Plz do a part two with the green bean casserole, dressing etc. I couldn't stop laughing when they kept asking if the sweet potato casserole was served as a dessert.
@@willchurch3743 No they are not. Botanically, pecans are nuts! Pits are in fruits like cherry, peaches and olives. All of which grow on trees. Peanuts are the 'nuts' that botanically are NOT nuts (they are legumes).
Maybe it's just an older custom, but my grandparents taught me to make the Thanksgiving sandwich. But it's just whatever you want from the original meal, because usually Thanksgiving "dinner" is at like 1 or 2pm. Mine is always just turkey and stuffing on bread with mayo. It's literally my favorite part of Thanksgiving 🤷♀️
I like that they use that phrase, instead of “that’s good” or whatever. I follow a couple families on YT, and it’s so cute when the littlest kids say that.
The boys forgot the day they lost the money making colonies! I have been in the States since 1982 (also European) and I have never heard of sandwiches with the left overs - learn something new everyday!
It's weird that sliced turkey with mayo is better as a sandwich than sliced chicken with mayo, but chicken salad sandwiches are much better than turkey salad.
Aussie here.This was so fun to watch. The boys and principal were an absolute delight and I got to learn a little about British and American food and culture. Buying breakfast for the school for a whole year brought up tears.Thank you for what you do.
This is the second time I've watched this video and I get so emotional when the young man is thankful for his parents... like actually tears. They're all so sweet with their thanks. FYI I'm an American that can NOT stand sweet potato casserole.
As an American I am charmed by these lovely British boys! I do have to say that although the marshmallows on sweet potatoes is very common here, I much prefer a sweet potatoes casserole with a topping of pecans, brown sugar and butter! There is also a huge debate here about how to pronounce the word “pecan”! There is the way you all said it “pee’can” and how I personally say it which is “puh con’”. Glad the boys enjoyed the pumpkin pie! This was fun!
I agree with these young men. I prefer sweet potatoes with just butter, salt and pepper. They are sweet enough without all those added things, in my opinion.
Yes. I can't do sweet potatoes and marshmallows. But brown sugar yes! Alternatively I will put my cranberry sauce with it. And it is amusing that when I say the pie I say Pee-can buy when I say the nut on it's own I say Puh-can
I miss seeing Malachi, I hope I hear his "Shakespearean commentary " soon😅 I hope Jeremiah and the other year 10's who were here before will come in the next series🙏🏽 The last I saw them was when they went to the Korean grocery store.
I'm from the US, & lived in London for a couple of years in the late 1980s. My (then) boyfriend's mom went to the library & researched Thanksgiving dinner foods & made the WHOLE SPREAD for me! It was prepared through the filter of the UK, but I gotta say, while some things maybe weren't quite as good, others were the best I've EVER had! It was the first time I ever had cranberry sauce that didn't come out of a can with a big slurp! She actually made it from REAL cranberries, & she put in some orange peel & little bits of chopped walnut, a dash of cinnamon, & just as she took it off the heat, she threw in a handful of fresh raspberries! Oh my GOD, I've never had cranberry sauce even CLOSE to as good as that! Her stuffing was top notch as well. The gravy left a lot to be desired. It was a brown gravy, not much more than broth. But all in all, it was a delicious meal, & the effort she put into making me feel at home the first Thanksgiving I was living AWAY from home really touched me. She was a wonderful lady (shame about her son 🙄). Her name was, get this, Charlotte Webb! No, really! ✌🏼
@nannettefreeman7331 What a wonderful story. You have a really awesome mom. I love that. Thank you for sharing. That warms my heart and soul. Just to let you know. A lot of us hate that can stuff. If I make a cranberry sauce it's from real cranberries. And you're absolutely right using orange peel. Delicious. I even put a little ginger in that as well. It fills the home with such delicious smells. I'm getting a little antsy over their pies. Pie crust is very important. Using lard animal lard and butter is very important. Not that Crisco vegetable lard. Did you know they used to use that for engines? And then they turn around and sold it to the public as a fat to replace animal fat. If I hand you a pie it's going to be flaky crusty deliciousness. It will melt in your mouth. And have layers and latitude of light buttery savory goodness. I come from a family a farmers and bakers. Grow our own herbs.. eggs from the farm. Heavy cream.. a must making your own whipped cream. On my husband's farm they grow pecans.. My husband's farm does more large growing agricultural. My family does cattle farming, and goats milk, cows milk, eggs. All of the farms work for all of the farms. My great uncle has the cattle farm. We have three other farms that work for that farm. So the cattle are well fed. Have lots of land to graze on. We use ruminant animals such as hogs following behind the cattle and the chickens and geese to follow behind the hogs. Makes for very fertile land. And then my other uncle's farm and his son's farm. They basically grow everything that everybody else needs. Whether it be herbs. Whether it be The goats the chickens the geese. The geese on the farm are actually the watch dogs. If you've never had a gaggle of geese chasing you. You may think It's just geese. Oh my. Try and catch a goose. Absolutely impossible. They have a little tooth on the end of their beak. And when they bite they twist. Leaving broken blood vessels. It's so painful. I was trying to convince my uncle that he needed to get a dog. After 27 laps around the house. And him finally seeing that I was wearing down and getting bit. He opened the door and welcome me in. And they all listened with a single whistle. He had different whistles for them. Even an attack whistle. Which was a high-pitched double whistle. Nothing will get on that farm without them alarming. And a gaggle of geese running after you. I don't care if you're a fox I don't care if you're a hound I don't care what kind of an animal crosses the field gates. I learned real quick Wow. Geese are wonderful watch dogs.. But it was so much fun growing up. Never any petrol touched our land. Everything done by hand. Even on our cattle farm. They never lined up one by one by one. They were always taken one at a time. The processing plant built right beside their barn. It looked just like their barn. When it was time to harvest we would take them one at a time. My great uncle would always do a prayer over them a blessing. Thanking them for their life and their sacrifice for our sacrifice for life. He would always say as God would intend. They must live off the land provide to the land and they provide for us. Their farm was so beautiful. All of them are. Picturesque right out of a book. Every spring summer and fall all of us would gather and start working the farm. Every seed was planted by hand. Everything harvested by hand. All animals harvested by hand. My great grandfather worked really hard on training all his boys. On farming.. When they were old enough to take over the farm. He left. I knew him as the traveling salesman, but I found out later that he was actually coined the witch doctor. Higher education and the church cursed him. Whoever heard of healing someone with an herb. This was the time Rockefeller was trying to demonize any natural herb and synthesize all natural things. So throughout the family he was called the traveling salesman. At 17 I was able to start diagnosing my family. I spent a year nannying but I spent every single weekend studying with a naturopathic MD professor. I met him at a coffee shop. Started picking his brain and we wound up spending 7 hours together. We had lunch and dinner. Haha I love the human body and I was watching my family fall hard. But also witnessing that they were being healed by the old ketogenic diet. Today's terms would be paleolithic ketogenic diet. Basically a carnivore diet. I can't get too deep into it. Because TH-cam won't allow us to talk about those things. Lo and behold. When I was 17 I came home with some genetic testing, you have to get this we have a connective tissue disorder. I guarantee you we have methylation issues. SNPs MTHFR gene mutations. My grandmother said to me, you're more like your great-grandfather's daughter than I ever could be. I laughed and said the traveling salesman? Mimi I'm not selling anything. Although I would like you to get the tests. I need you to get the test to prove me right. She said no no. You scolded me for years. About my oxalate issues in the greens that I was eating. And she was also dealing with an herbal company that was reading off of q cards to tell her how good she would feel taking their products and it was causing severe issues. Put her back on the carnivore diet and everything started to fall away. And I slowly brought her off of her oxalates. What's absolutely incredible. An older gentleman showed up, 7 years beforehand. My cousin was getting more medication for his epilepsy in this older gentleman said why aren't you doing the ketogenic diet? When he went to get his mom the man disappeared. That day whenever I was telling my grandmother what we needed to do. She pulled out a picture of my grandfather and said that's him. And I heard the diet worked. It worked on both of them. Good job. I immediately saw my cousin the next day. I handed him the picture made him close his eyes. When he opened them we were jumping and screaming like little kids. My grandmother we ran from her because she doesn't believe in spirit. She thinks it's all evil..😶🌫️
@nannettefreeman7331 My cousin cried How did you get the photograph of the old man in the pharmacy? This is my angel. I said yes. That's your grandfather. He came home Christmas Eve and Christmas day he would leave. It's sad because you were always sleeping whenever he would come in and you would completely miss him. Everything would be fine. How's he doing He's good. But you weren't. The medication was hurting you even more. My cousin is 54 this year. He has been seizure-free since he's been 19 and a half years old. Off of that diet. It took him a good year and a half to really fine-tune it. Lots of fat lots of protein. Still to this very day he seizure free.. I wish some of us could eat this diet. And enjoy these lovely foods. Unfortunately. For some of us it just won't work for us. But nonetheless my loved ones can eat this stuff. I still make it for them. I learned years ago how emotionally attached we are to our foods. I'll never forget crying the first time I didn't have a birthday cake. My grandfather owns a pastry business. I was so specific with my first birthday cake. White cake fluffy. Whipped cream icing with strawberries. He said he had to try all kinds of different ways of making whipped cream last and because of my request. The cake came out delicious. I had delicate little blue violet flowers and a beautiful singular blue rose. My grandfather credits his most popular wedding cake to me. Because I was so specific that I had to have whipped cream icing. It's very hard to make it stable. He found the stability within gelatin sheets. I'll never forget him bringing in the cake and I ran and grabbed this big pink comb. And I put ridges on the side of the cake with the comb everybody got mad and he was like let her do what she wants to her cake. I just wanted the whipped cream icing. And I wanted to pretend like I helped haha. To this very day that's his most popular wedding cake. That recipe is almost 45 years old. Oh that's so hilarious I actually had to think of how old I was.. 😆 and then take away a year. 🤔😶🌫️🤭🥳 Oh my gosh that just gave me the giggles. Hahaha 😂😅 My great grandfather, came through. In the flesh. Yet spirit. The day my cousin ran to get his mom whenever they went back in to the pharmacy the old man completely disappeared. And it wasn't until 7 years later that I had my experience with the doctor. And figured out that it was my great grandfather that came through. Wearing his beautiful black suit. His beautiful silk tie. Fedora hat. And he had a white beard that came down to his tummy. I'll never forget the last time I saw him. Sitting on his lap. I felt bad he was quite slim. And my bony butt was hurting his bony legs. So I went and got a pillow so it would be more comfortable and I could just relax and sit with him and enjoy him. He let me braid his beard and put bow ties and barrettes in his hair. Everyone was a little upset that I was doing that. Men should not be feminized. He told everyone to leave us alone. Step outside of our bubble he said. Haha He told the family. get ready I'm going to die this weekend. Nobody believed him. He did He died that weekend. My grandfather and I were exactly a hundred years apart from each other. He was born in 1877 and I was born in 1977. I can't tell you how amazing it was to hand my cousin that photograph. And that diet brought so much healing. I truly cried the day I realized oh my gosh I have to do that diet. No more cake for me. I truly realized how emotionally attached we are to our foods. How their intertwined with love and emotion. I cried like a teenage girl losing her boyfriend. Over 🍰🎂. Realizing. And learning that I needed to eat to live instead of live to eat. Because I really want to live. Especially where our world is going. I have skills. Good skills. I'm an herbalist. 26 years. I've taken after my great-grandfather. So proud of that. Truly I feel that he was a guide, and helped guide me on my path. It seems like every time I walked forward a door would open. I truly believe that he's been watching over all of us. Aren't those moments special. Holding them in your heart. And your soul. Our loved ones doing those things just to make something special for us. When something is made with love. Oh how much better it tastes. Much love to you and yours. May blessings always be at your feet and always be given by your hands.
“How can you have Turkey and marshmallows together?” As an American, I rolled my eyes. Then after pondering on the idea for a few seconds…dude kinda has a point. 😂
To be fair, about half of us are anti marshmallows it seems like! And that's if people want sweet potatoes at all, a divisive side in the US In my experience. I prefer the dark horse option, sweet potato casserole with pecan streusel topping.
Never watched you guys, thought I’d click cause it seemed so silly as an American to watch others enjoy our meals. & then I get to the end and see you got all those kids free breakfast for a year? It really warmed my heart. Great job loved the video!❤
What they said they were thankful for was so wholesome. As a millennial I think Gen Z and Alpha are lovely and very empathetic. I hope my generation breaks the trend of trashing the generations that come up after them.
Me either, but I had a friend who couldn't cook at all and she wanted my bread dressing to make a sandwich. Bread stuffing between two slices of bread makes no sense.
Waaaaaayyyy too much marshmallow on that sweet potato casserole. I wish they could try it again, but made correctly. That said...love the reactions of these lovely young men!
@@vorlon81 maybe it's you that has changed not them lol spread positivity, these are just normal highschoolers. they don't need to carry the burden of "being the next" so and so
I love these kids. Not only are they well-mannered and hilarious, but they are all so precious and sweet. The way they spoke about what they were thankful for, they're just good kids. 😊
These are uppercrust kids. No pun intended. Look at their teeth. They have perfect teeth and the one kid has braces. These are not kids from working class families.
You need to have an American mom or grandma do a full Thanksgiving dinner for the boys. This barely scratched the surface, and part of what is unique about Thanksgiving is the sheer quantity of dishes.
Yes, I agree, they should have to suffer like I did with my mom's 6-7 hour roasted bone dry turkey and the lumpy gravy. She did make awesome pies though.
im a younger mom but i took over cooking with my dad and i would love to make them a full spread for thanksgiving just as my family did when i was younger.
I've had a British... Well, we started off as penpals in high school (I come from a small farming town in Kansas) then email buddies, and now we're Facebook friends. We've been communicating one way or another since we were around 14 or 15 (I'm 52 now). A few years ago, I sent her a couple of cans of pumpkin pie mix (which is a puree of pumpkin plus other gourds) and pumpkin pie seasoning for Christmas. The back of the can label has two different recipes for basic pumpkin pies. She and her husband found them quite delightful, and she told me how excited she was that they worked out.
I did something similar with my pen pal in South Africa. He gave me a mix to make bobotie, and I sent him syrup to make coffee milk (a regional Rhode Island thing).
Great story. I was looking for pen friends overseas after my dad retired and we moved back to the states. Met an amazing German friend on a very early website. Met him in my early 20s we are still friends. He came to visit the states for the first with me in Florida I was so honored to be his guide. We came together over our love of electro/industrial/ebm and goth music. He just sent me his first ep yesterday he’d been working. I’m so proud.
Great story. I was looking for pen friends overseas after my dad retired and we moved back to the states. Met an amazing German friend on a very early website. Met him in my early 20s we are still friends. He came to visit the states for the first with me in Florida I was so honored to be his guide. We came together over our love of electro/industrial/ebm and goth music. He just sent me his first ep yesterday he’d been working. I’m so proud. We are also in our 50s now.
My sweet potato casserole: SWEET POTATO CASSEROLE 3 c. sweet potatoes (2-24 oz. Cans, drained and mashed well) 1 c. sugar 2 beaten eggs 1 tsp. Vanilla ¼ c. oleo (butter) 1/3 c. milk Mix and pour into baking dish. TOPPING 1 c. light brown sugar ½ c. flour 1/3 c. oleo (butter) 1 c. finely chopped pecans Bake at 350F about 35 to 45 minutes, until top is crusty.
68 years living in the south and I have never heard of a Thanksgiving sandwich. Why are some of you people saying this is an American holiday tradition? This is more like a British version of American Thanksgiving
@@markmack1451 They said that they got the recipe from Friends. I remember watching that episode and Ross made the sandwich as a joke. However, I've eaten plenty of Thanksgiving sandwiches at dinners and sandwich shops. I'm in California for reference. I've never had sweet potato pie but I've seen it.
As an American, I see how strange some of our traditions seem to others. Never thought of it that way. When they said thanksgiving was July 4th, I died of laughter ❤
When I see these type of videos. It's always the generic Thanksgiving 🤣 I vote they have a series trying dishes served at Thanksgiving from different cultures in the US
@@EVERYDODAMIES That's exactly right!! Especially since they always pick a really large, photogenic turkey. You know that guy would've ended up on someone's table for a hefty price, he's too delicious! Always a very lucky turkey!!
@@MorganMcCauley11 I do wish they’d point out that it’s done as a joke. I mean, Americans are already weird, there’s no escaping it, but the pardon is definitely just a chance for the President to dork around and do something silly for a change. I mean, they do a lot of silly things but most aren’t meant to be funny…
Wow…it feels so weird to watch the ‘new’ highschoolers after finishing the series of the highschoolers go to Korea
For real tho 😂🤣😂🤣
Passing the torch
at least there's 2 that were there in the last series 😭
Frrrrrr
@@TRAYDA23 nice to see Malachi and Henri again
“The English don’t do flavor, do they?”
Oh my god, give this kid a hug 😂 he is adorable!
I laughed so hard at that line as it is soooo true!!!
That was like the best part for me lmao at least he was honest 😂😂
@@sneer0101 It is absolutely true, it has even carried over into the way some European Americans cook their food. here in America.
@@sneer0101 No it isn't. My grandparents were English, straight from England. My grandmother was absolutely terrible at cooking. Boiled everything. No salt. No butter. It was inedible. All she could do well was tea. As in the drink.
I thought they were pretty great
Where's the stuffing, the green bean casserole, mashed potatoes, jellied cranberry sauce, corn pudding? It was all dessert!
Right!?!? That's what Im saying!
Everything was in the sandwich, did you miss that part?
@@asielmundo Of course but you can't taste each individual thing, and I'll say that sandwich looks disgusting. LOL
And from the corner ampm it looks like lol wth!
I’m American and I have never heard of corn pudding 😂 I eat corn bread or just corn whether it’s on the cob or not but I’ve never heard of corn pudding that’s weird lol but interesting
I so enjoyed this! As an American grandma, I want to adopt them all. They are such delightful, respectful young men with wonderful humor. Well done to their parents! Blessings to all.
As an American grandma, I want to feed them a real Thanksgiving meal.
As an American - this is hysterical. These young men are so well mannered and kind, their genuine reactions are a delight. Thank you
Based on this channel alone, the British are better at raising kids than us Americans. I suspect the huge size of the US has something to do with it.
And they cover their mouths when speaking if they're chewing. Very polite young men
Watch us , UK, food fight , five dishes same name video
And
It's 100% USA
Soft pretzel
Shoofly pie
Pecan pie
Persimmon
moon pies
Peanut butter
Saltwater taffy
Thanksgiving turkey broth
Ice cream sodas
Jambalaya
Funnel cake
Milky Way
Enstroms almond toffee
Double chocolate pudding
Boston brown bread
Charlotte Russe
Nesselrode pie
Creole cream cheese
Chocolate cream pie
Candied citrus peel
Caesar salad
Brownies 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️🤍💙
@@bordereau1 The americans do too in their americans try british food videos. It's just what most people do
I disagree I felt mocked. Plus they didn’t really serve a proper thanksgiving dinner. They were not very well mannered they were snickering the whole time. American food is the best. American pies are the best. I say that as an Italian Brazilian American.
As an American, I’ve never had a thanksgiving sandwich 😂
I just don’t bother with the bread anymore. My preference is just a bag of cold leftover turkey as the protein and some other cold side dish/veggie for a quick meal.
came here to comment this, what the fuck is a thanksgiving sandwich lmao
@@milkman3873 It’s not a formal custom. It’s just part of what can happen with leftover turkey after Thanksgiving. I wish they had served proper roast turkey instead, but it’s not like I’ve never made a sandwich with leftover turkey (and mustard). But to substitute this leftover meal for actual fresh roasted turkey? That’s not the genuine experience.
sandwiches for thanksgiving, wtf? this ain’t no tradition
@@starhooligan8386 its for the day after thanksgiving
Feeding the school kids for a year is an admirable use of your ad revenue. I like how you crossed over this segment into your Jolly channel.
Oh I didn’t even realise this wasn’t the koreanenglishman😂
Lmfao right 😅
@@Fikunmi07 I was also expecting Korean food at first until I realized this is Jolly :').
Gets to write it off for tax aswell
@@Fikunmi07 OMG, me too! LOL.
These kids are wonderful. Their parents need to be congratulated for raising such polite kids.
They asked the two boys what they’re thankful for and they immediately turned their chairs toward each other 😭 that was so cute 9:05
THEY'RE ARE MEN @13
Nope, definitely boys, lol
Yes, so touching 💖
they probably looked at eachother for an answer, doesnt mean anything
@@WaltuhBro at least they know how to act in public. Some kids don't care and say and do anything regardless 🤔
All of these young mens parents should be immensely proud. Delightful.
agreed, so polite.
delightful? or jolly?
Other countries make sure their children learn respect, unlike America where a lot of children are taught that being rude and narcissistic is acceptable.
And yes I am a 56 year old American woman, born in Wisconsin
I'm actually crying. Donating your ad revenue from Establish Titles to feed every child at Fulham School breakfast for a year is so incredibly generous. As a teacher, I fully appreciate how a healthy breakfast can set children up for success. I am sure the staff and families at the school are so appreciative of your generosity. May God bless you both.
Established titles is a scam
@@Kailo.B well even better then that they didn't keep the money.
@@mamajinx except they are participating in a scam by advertising to their subscribers. That donation to the school is revenue from scammed viewers who paid real money for a illegitimate piece of paper.
@@mamajinx I'm onr of the people who bought from established titles using the code Josh and Olly gave only to find out that it's fake. I'm still waiting for my refund. I only found out about it because of Josh and Olly. Put me out $160 for the title document and frame smh.
@@Kailo.B it sounds like it is similar to websites that where you can buy a star and name it after someone. At least there is a tree that will be planted in your name?
“Myyyyy sandwich!!!” - Ross
I was NOT expecting them to all love Pumpkin Pie lmaooooo. But it is amazing
How could you fail to give them the store-bought canned cranberry sauce. I would have loved to see them react to the sauce sliding out and retaining the shape of the can.
That's the cranberry sauce that my family used when growing up and we loved it, delicious flavor. I would eat it by itself, not on anything but if you put a thin spread of it on bread and just add turkey only (maybe try mustard with it too) it tastes delicious.
Oh that would have been great to see.
Me too.
😂they would have been appalled to see that
Homemade cranberry sauce is SOOOO much better than that stuff that comes out of a can!!!
As a southerner, if only these kids tried real southern thanksgiving recipes😂 they’d never wanna have anything else again!
As a southerner I HATE THE WAY THE SAY PECAN!
Exactly 😂
I was thinking the same thing because this wasn’t right lol
If they had turkey neck greens and baked macaroni they would be amazed
theyd also have diabetes
After the meal, it is time for American football and leftovers. Then cleaning forever and preparing takeaway packages of leftovers for the guests. My husband works at the Post Office on holidays, so I send parcels of the whole meal with him for the single guys for them to enjoy the holiday too.
Hats off the the parents of those boys- they are very well mannered, polite, respectful and funny.
Give credit to the culture too
They definitely Givin yall the wrong food to taste bio you need Collard green with smoked turkey butts , candie yams, cornbread stuffing, pot roast and potatoes ,sweet potato pie ,no marshmallows we don't do that 🙏 hickory smoked ham,or stuff turkey and devileggs periodddt part 2.
they go to a posh school soooooo...
@@shaggjones4854They go to a free state school in London. We have some really good state schools and a minority that need improvement.
Na that how they all over there
I am overjoyed to see Malachi and Henry again (congratulations on being Head Boy!!!). The new high schoolers are a joy and Lord Smith is an absolute treasure. If you can find a way to combine Pecan pie and Korean radish, he would be set for life. I love what the boys are grateful for, so sweet! Thank you for providing breakfast for the boys like this! So incredible!!!
The way I squealed when I saw them!
@@joannebreretonm684 every time I see Malachi, I remember how hard I laughed at the Fire Noodle challenge when he said "I thought I was African. I thought it was in my genes" 🤣🤣🤣
@@jaimeknoble3315 I remember! I did too!😂🤣and I missed him so in the later videos. I'm so happy to see him again!
No, no, no combining pickled radish and pecan pie. Just eat them one after the other
Is Henry the new head boy? How'd you know?
I find it really endearing when Lord Smith is just beaming and delighted to try food. Be like Lord Smith.
He’s the real kid all excited in the videos every time I love it!! 😂
"Be Like Lord Smith"...totally need that on a t-shirt/bumper sticker!
BE LIKE LORD SMITH
Hail!
It really bothers me that they are selling the scam that is established titles. It’s the same as the whole pay to name a star or own part of the moon.
I’m a 70-year old American woman and I found all of these young gentlemen - hosts and headmaster included - to be absolutely adorable. They are all bright, well mannered, and articulate. Their reactions were polite yet candid. I only wish they could have had an actual Thanksgiving dinner complete with stuffing (dressing). Thanskgiving without dressing is like a day without sunshine. My family makes the dressing with day old cubes of bread, juices from the cooked turkey, celery, beaten egg, butter, turkey giblets and/or sage pork sausage pieces, and rubbed sage. We have to make double batches because it is everyone’s absolute favorite. We serve candied sweet potatoes - sliced sweet potatoes sprinkled with pecans, glazed with maple syrup and baked - no marshmallows in sight. That “Day-after-Thanksgiving Sandwich” is news to me. We heat up our leftovers for a second dinner. The turkeys being pardoned were huge! The original turkeys the American settlers found and that still roam wild today are a third that size. Of course, as the rest of the world knows, America likes to supersize EVERYTHING.
In the US traditional side dishes vary wildly from region to region and family to family. That being said, Thanksgiving sandwiches are not served at Thanksgiving dinner. They are an option for eating the leftovers. They do appear on some restaurants menus year round though.
He literally noted it in the video that this is what you do with a leftover thanksgiving. Bruh.
@@otrz8009 Sorry Bruh!
@@johnossendorf9979bruv
Also, I think they're replicating the sandwich Monica makes Ross in friends, where she soaks a slice of bread in gravy and sticks in the middle of the sandwich.
@@awesome220 k
You need to do a part 2 and include the real stuff....macaroni and cheese, collard greens, green bean casserole, stuffing, Deviled Eggs
do you really think people from the UK don't eat macaroni and stuffing?
Ohhh! Deviled eggs are delicious! No doubt about it!
Yeah!!
@@Y.E.O.S its different though by a long shot
@mr_minty idk. I've been to England just once. The food seemed bland- probably cause I was in touristy areas and not with a local. I'd live to come back and see Ireland and Scotland one day 😊
As a teacher, thank you so much for deciding to use your sponsorship money to buy breakfast for the whole school. It makes such a massive difference, especially as for some kids the only food they get is what they eat at school. Working with kids who have actually had something to eat in the morning makes a massive difference
8:50 lmao, "what did the turkey do to need a pardon?"
It needs to be left alive to breed and make more turkey lol.
You really need to include turkey, stuffing/dressing and cranberry sauce. These are the foundation of a Thanksgiving dinner.
all of that was in the sandwich
tbf all of that is pretty much our Christmas dinner (which is probably why it wasn't included in the video)
True. It's not Thanksgiving without dressing.
i havent watched the video yet, and im shocked to read this -- how is that not what they will be eating....
we have turkey and stuffing in the uk. we have cranberry sauce but it's not as common
My parents had an exchange student from Norway. Several years later, we went to Norway to visit his family and he requested that we cook him and his family an American thanksgiving dinner while we were there 😂
Thats a lot of work 😂
Did you make it? I gotta know! Haha
😂 Dude had no clue
That's fantastic! How'd it turn out?!
Aaawh ❤️ that's so sweet
As an American, I just want to say thank you for these videos, they are so entertaining and all around well put together. You boys are so genuine and respectful young men, your country is privileged to have such fine examples as all of you. Keep up the good work! God bless!
Those poor boys needed to try a pumpkin chiffon pie.
And where is the green bean casserole?
But them saying what they are thankful for is the sweetest!
The new highschoolers are equally as sweet and polite as the OG ones
And I love how Jay was down to try everything despite being a bit skeptical!
8:00 “there’s no such thing as too sweet”
A true American at heart 🇺🇸
All hail Lord Smith
In my defense i think he got sweet teeth
Oh yes there is, it gets very sickly when something is too sweet.
Here yee here yee.
Next year we should ship several grandmothers over to make them an authentic Thanksgiving meal because the food is so much better when it's made with love.
Lol I'd definitely second that!!!
LEGIT. Only your grandmas or your mamas thanksgiving tastes good. Store bought is an abomination.
Send them on July 4th
Agreed!
@@dawnjanz 😋
My family is Mexican American and we make turkey tacos int the week following thanksgiving 😂
These children are pleasant and adorable. They are a credit to their school and their parents
I'm impressed with their table manners.
hats off to the amazing headmaster and teachers and parents who are doing a bang-up job of helping these boys become thoughtful, polite, inquisitive, and confident young men. and Ollie's "what i'm thankful for" brought a tear to my eye.
I thought it was just me. Hearing these young men say what they are thankful for was really refreshing. They are so polite.
🙌
They even cover their mouths when they're full!
Their personalities are certainly more refined than American kids.
You don’t want to know what it’s like off camera at English schools 😂😂
I love how these kids are so well mannered. Very refreshing.
They must be very pleasant to teach over the Pond.
They traded flavor for manners.
@dark_zero 11 whatever works at this point
trueeeee
I like the boy who said you'd have to go for a run after Thanksgiving dinner. We Americans know that you have to go before because after a FULL true Thanksgiving dinner you can't move due to your food coma. 😋 That is why all city's Turkey Trots are in the morning.
Run to Walmart, Best Buy, and Macy’s after thanksgiving dinner for Black Friday sale 😅😅😅
Right! I am completely unreliable for anything after Thanksgiving dinner.
Well you also got to smoke the Za with your brothers/sisters so that’s we go on walks
@@bmpplays9927 🤣🤣🤣🤣
More like a nap on grandma's floor
2:18 😂😂the English don't do much flavor 😂😂 this young men 😂😂 hilarious 😂😂
what…
I'm a 67 year old Amrican. I have never heard of a Thanksgiving sandwich that has all of the table food piled on it. Just the meat. These boys were lovely.
It's a joke from the show Friends. Lol
I'm 67 and we have a turkey restaurant at a food court in a big mall here in Palm Beach Gardens, Fl. Business is brisk year round and the biggest seller is the turkey sandwich with turkey, moist bread stuffing and cranberry sauce. It's delicious! And I'm not a big turkey fan.
@@frankphillips5660 that’s the only way I’ve done a turkey sandwich.
I'm a 42 year old American. We've always made sandwiches out of the leftovers, like what was shown here. There are restaurants that make them as a special item around this time of year. Jobs I've worked at (mostly hospitals), will make them too.
@@RavenLunacy44 it's real as well.
I’ve celebrated 43 Thanksgivings and this is the first I’ve ever heard of the “famous” thanksgiving sandwich.
So you're not a fan of "Friends."
The sandwich is a Black Friday special treat!
I used to take these for lunch during the week between Thanksgiving and Christmas
@@jarodh-m6099 lol not so much. Team Seinfeld!
They went overboard on that monster sandwich. Slap some leftovers between two (just two) slices of bread and you're good to go.
Depending on where you are in the US the thanksgiving meal is going to vary a LOT
Thank you, same thing I said. Freedom to chose our family menu 🤣
Absolutely. We've never had sweet potatoes or pecan pie for Thanksgiving. We've also never had green bean casserole, which wasn't featured in the video but, appears on many people's Thanksgiving and Christmas tables.
Indeed! In addition to turkey, we also have honey-glazed ham. We also have rolls, corn bread, Mac n cheese, green bean casserole, a potatoe dish, pecan pie and Ranger cookies. Yum to all of it!
I mean it's going to vary but most people who called a traditional Thanksgiving Day meal know exactly what it's in reference to.
@@alewicke those things are very southern. I live in Texas and they’re very common here. That sweet potato casserole is like a taste of heaven! Green bean casserole is pretty good too. Very cheesy. Oh, and chances are, the turkey you have down here is going to be fried. That will change your life if you’ve never had it. Fried turkey is moist and tender. Not at all Dry.
I love how the portion sizes are often the first thing non-Americans notice. Having worked with nutritionists I’ve recently learned what is a normal portion size and wow! It’s hard to get used to lol. Great kids. They’re so sweet.
Henry being the headboy now 😊 and Malachi…I’m a proud auntie
He already was the head boy in the last video he appeared in lol did people really forget or not know?
@@thatgirl9532 i think people forgot. but it's nice to see him again regardless!
@@thatgirl9532 that's right. Since he's in year 13 now, someone from year 12 will have to replace him soon.
@@chewbaccazulu5908sure is. Can’t wait to see more of them. 😁
These boys are so polite and well spoken, it's so refreshing.
As an American teacher I am in awe of such educated young boys 😅 (not me 20 yrs old speaking as such)
@@lizzperez2204anyone would be lucky to be there friend
YES! I teach American children and they are not nearly as polite as the boys at this school. Well done!!
All American children are not created equally... My children, 2 daughters and a son, SPEAK AS ELOQUENTLY AND POLITELY AS THESE YOUNG MEN. We taught them to and insist that they do. Theres a place and time for slang and cutting up but they literally know better... No accent though😊😇❤️
I'm sure there might be a few private high schools that would have young men like this.
So polite yet full of character. Kids are growing up well and their parents would be proud.
If only most of our young men here would be like this.
@@ladyd8339 We have many decent, respectful and God-fearing young men in the USA. My fellow Brits would tell you our youth also have a large number of ill-mannered, disrespectful and slovenly young people here. We can compliment these sweet young British boys without smearing young men in America in such a general manner.
Wdym "would be proud"? Are their parents not alive or smthn?
@@MTknitter22 People with the "grass is greener on the other side" mindset always comment lol Finally someone with a mind
I behaved in front of a camera at that age as well but it didn't mean I was a saint off camera.
I do LOVE these boys! They are open, kind, respectful, and a joy to watch them experience American food/culture.
The triumphant return of Mr. Smith. What an absolute legend.
you mean Lord Smith
ITS LORD SMITH...
Now and forever known as Lord Smith
I go to the school hes super mean btw
@@ostam-jm5xhe seems like an alcoholic step dad
Being American, it never occurred to me how different we all are when it comes to our traditions and the types of food we celebrate with. THANK YOU for the videos, I just love these kids reactions ❤️
To be fair though, the Brits don't actually celebrate Thanksgiving at all.
They never had Pilgrims going through a harsh winter or any of that. It's mainly an American thing, but also adopted by Canada.
Aca en SudAmerica tampoco se celebra esta festividad.
I would think Americans are typically more aware of the big differences between cultures. They don't call America a "melting pot" just for fun.
@@jurisprudence6549 they’re aware of the differences, but when a holiday has its traditional dishes it can be surprising when others create there own. not hard to understand
I do green beans different and use French cut greens beans, bake corn with John copes corn, mash potatoes, stuffing and yams.
you got free breakfast for the whole school for a whole year?! OMG this channel deserve to be so much BIGGER!! You guys are amazing
So cute to see their reaction to what is normal for us. Happy Thanksgiving to all and I'm thankful for this video that made me smile. Much love.
This video is so wholesome and sweet. Should’ve gave them babies some Turkey, Mac n cheese, collard greens, stuffing, rolls, yams, ham, deviled eggs, and that “mf cornbread” 😂.
They’d be on the first plane to America if they had our version of thanksgiving lol
Don't forget sweet potato pie!
@@RJ-lk6lcAnd fast, it's quickly disappearing, more than 50 % of today's black women under 40 don't know how to cook, as a matter a fact, all my friends in their 20s always order out and don't cook anything, and that's going to be the future!
No fr
@hectormanuel9793 That's a weird reach to make..... Where did you pull that out of?
These kids are an absolute delight. Their parents have clearly done an excellent job bringing them up....
It’s definitely not just the parents bringing up the kids well, the kids have a substantial part in it as well
And good education.
@@jessmagoa No one said it was just the parents, but the parents are a vital part.
@@jessmagoa you can tell they don't come from single mother households!
You see them some minutes in a video where they know, it will be shown on TH-cam and have a judgement about there bringing up?... completely deluded. You will getting played by life and will experience a lot of disappointments
The “Thanksgiving Sandwich” is just one way to use up the leftovers from Thanksgiving Dinner, not usually part of the feast itself.☺️
Right! It's a leftover food. It's yummy and I order it at restaurants that offer it, sandwich shops.
Ridiculous to serve The “Thanksgiving Sandwich” that most Americans have never heard of; as opposed to a meal with turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy,, green beans & or brussel sprouts, ...
Having left over sandwiches the next day was the best!
@@jearl3054they are just doing an intro to the feast
@@jearl3054 no turkey, no stuffing, no thanksgiving!
Wonderful young men to try things so foreign with a great attitude. Kudos to you for also including the moments of thankfulness. Excellent work!!
Adorable and hilarious. Love it when one of the boys said: "The English don't do flavor."
Yeah that was pretty funny
Should have done a traditional Thanksgiving dinner no sandwich! turkey mashpotatoes, gravy stuffing, green been casserole, corn, dinner roll, but you got the pumpkin and pecan pie right! ❤
They know what most of those things are. They've had a roast turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy. The only one they may not know of that list is green bean casserole. I was expecting that to come out... along with canned cranberry sauce (if they don't have that in England)
@@deaconcub Yeah but I think if you gave them a full plate with a bit of everything that would have been better than the sandwich as an experience. Because we do not do roast dinner for Thanksgiving the same way they do roast dinner in England.
So basically a Sunday roast then for us in the UK?
Where's the stuffing? My mom learned from her father to make pork sausage stuffing. I could forego everything and just eat that.
But they also know what sandwiches are!@@deaconcub
These "kids" are just small adults...
So sweet, so polite, so smart and genuine.
I really love those videos with the kids, they are amazing kids really, in every episode.
And the Headmaster was hilarious! I absolutely loved him, such a charming, funny, welcoming man!
Coming from an American I agree. Kids these days in the US are so rude
@@ZiggyZouso how much of america have you seen? some american kids are quite lovely. it’s like everywhere in the world, some kids are gonna go far, others act like monsters, most are just getting by.
Being from the Midwest, this type of comment used to confuse me. Now I live in Phoenix, and I get it.
@@lw6866 I also live in the Midwest. Most kids are pretty genuine.
Absolutely lovely
So fun to watch these wonderful young men try out some of our favorite things! They’re all so kind and gracious too. Thanks to all of you for your kind words and holiday wishes!! We are from California but we spent three Thanksgivings in Didcot while my husband studied at Oxford and we loved sharing our traditional holiday recipes with our English friends. They had a lot of the same reactions as you all! 😅 You missed out on our turkey and gravy, mashed potatoes and stuffing though. Next time I’m in England, I’ll pop in to prepare it all for you. The sweet potato casserole makes a lot more sense when it’s paired with the perfect bite of all those other delicious flavors!
I have to compliment those young men. The are so polite and well-mannered.
Amazing
Same here. It's giving gentlemen!!
It’s cause they live in the uk
@@mariahadriana8714😂 most of the uk’s public schools are atrocious!
These boys are truly a credit to their family and school. Such sweet natured kids.
11:57 - Wow they could have used the sponsorship $$ for anything else, but chose to give back to the kids ❤️ with inflation & cost of living nowadays, this could mean the world to some of these kids/parents - Josh & Ollie, you guys are doing such awesome work 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
These kids are so sweet! Love all their descriptions! Thanks for this very enjoyable series!
For a non American ,it's hard to explain how highly regional our Thanksgiving celebration menus can be. For example, our family would never have marshmallows on their sweet potatoes, pecan pie, or green bean salad. Thanksgiving meals are diverse, fascinating and strange 😂 that being said, the one constant for ir most meals is the turkey.
I hate green bean casserole. It looks awful 😖 😱 😮
And stuffing- Brown/beef gravy too.
Mexican-American here. My moms would make turkey tamales with the leftovers.
@@Fermifire nice! I first had ewal tamales when spending a summer in Detroit Michigan on all places. A bag of tamales and a tub of sauce, yum 😋 .
@@Fermifire homemade from scratch tamales might be the greatest food to ever exist. When we had parades growing up the Hispanic moms and grandmas around would wake up early to make a bunch of them and have their kids go sell them 2 for a dollar. I know they're not the easiest or quickest to make from scratch but they were the best parts of the parades for me as a kid.
The boys were thankful for each other. That’s so sweet.
Isn't it? 💙
@@shaymay2892innit really nice
They best friends that why
LMAO I love how kids hate pecan pie and the adult loved it. Thats pretty much how it is. I used to LOATHE it and now i devour it
Funny, I loved it as a kid, and now as an adult, I find it a bit too sweet. I grew up on pecans though, so I never had an issue with them.
As a child pecan pie was repulsive. As an adult it’s great.
I’ve never liked the marshmallowy sweet potato stuff. Off-puttingly sweet and strangely flavored. I might eat a little to placate a hostess, but yuck.
I didn’t like it as a kid or an adult. Too sweet.
Same.
Same here. Too funny!
Plz do a part two with the green bean casserole, dressing etc. I couldn't stop laughing when they kept asking if the sweet potato casserole was served as a dessert.
It always astonishes me how pecan nuts haven't traveled over to Europe. They are such a big thing in North America.
You can get them easy enough in the UK it’s just that other varieties of nuts are more popular.
I prefer them to walnuts. They have a sweeter taste. Walnuts can have a bit of bitterness.
They’re not nuts. They come from trees. They’re pits
Well they're here in Ireland! Bear claw pastry with pecans is very popular.
@@willchurch3743 No they are not. Botanically, pecans are nuts! Pits are in fruits like cherry, peaches and olives. All of which grow on trees. Peanuts are the 'nuts' that botanically are NOT nuts (they are legumes).
I wish my kids could go to a school like this. They are all so well mannered, well dressed, and respectful. Must be a wonderful school.
There's plenty of schools like this in the USA
Dude, I'm 39 and I wish I could go to a school like this. They're all so lively and charming.
These are most likely the "good kids" that the headmaster prefers over the rest
I promise you not all of them are this well mannered. Lol
They're so different than some American kids. Can't get over how legit funny they all are.
The switch from the headmaster saying there's no such thing as too sweet to the students saying it's too sweet is the best part of this vid ngl
So funny! LOL!
the headteacher is so mean, hes a bit racist also (stereotypical) I go there
Maybe it's just an older custom, but my grandparents taught me to make the Thanksgiving sandwich. But it's just whatever you want from the original meal, because usually Thanksgiving "dinner" is at like 1 or 2pm. Mine is always just turkey and stuffing on bread with mayo. It's literally my favorite part of Thanksgiving 🤷♀️
I love when they genuinely say “oh that’s nice.” 😅 such sweet boys lol
Sweet because it's hey know they are being recorded.
I like that they use that phrase, instead of “that’s good” or whatever. I follow a couple families on YT, and it’s so cute when the littlest kids say that.
They are way more polite ❤
@@eileenmcdonald1599 they aren’t american
@@spacefalls8260 stop bringing America into everything. Sheesh, obsessed with ‘em. Aren’t ya?
As an American, it was so funny that some thought Thanksgiving was on July 4th. My family loved the turkey sandwiches next day!!!
🤣🤣🤣 right, 4th of July. Whaaah?
So... like Hey Arnold's Thanksgiving
The boys forgot the day they lost the money making colonies! I have been in the States since 1982 (also European) and I have never heard of sandwiches with the left overs - learn something new everyday!
It's weird that sliced turkey with mayo is better as a sandwich than sliced chicken with mayo, but chicken salad sandwiches are much better than turkey salad.
Ashamed to say but I'm American (Michigan born) and never had a turkey sandwich like this. It looks so good! And I love a good combo sandwich!
Aussie here.This was so fun to watch. The boys and principal were an absolute delight and I got to learn a little about British and American food and culture. Buying breakfast for the school for a whole year brought up tears.Thank you for what you do.
This is the second time I've watched this video and I get so emotional when the young man is thankful for his parents... like actually tears.
They're all so sweet with their thanks.
FYI I'm an American that can NOT stand sweet potato casserole.
As an American I am charmed by these lovely British boys! I do have to say that although the marshmallows on sweet potatoes is very common here, I much prefer a sweet potatoes casserole with a topping of pecans, brown sugar and butter! There is also a huge debate here about how to pronounce the word “pecan”! There is the way you all said it “pee’can” and how I personally say it which is “puh con’”. Glad the boys enjoyed the pumpkin pie! This was fun!
I agree with these young men. I prefer sweet potatoes with just butter, salt and pepper. They are sweet enough without all those added things, in my opinion.
I’m my opinion, stuffing is the absolute BEST thing abt thanksgiving dinner
Since we ate it every year, we should give these food to our european friends to try some
Yes. I can't do sweet potatoes and marshmallows. But brown sugar yes! Alternatively I will put my cranberry sauce with it. And it is amusing that when I say the pie I say Pee-can buy when I say the nut on it's own I say Puh-can
I think the lads were really open minded and maturely approached each food item. Well done. 🎉.
I miss seeing Malachi, I hope I hear his "Shakespearean commentary " soon😅 I hope Jeremiah and the other year 10's who were here before will come in the next series🙏🏽
The last I saw them was when they went to the Korean grocery store.
That was so cute when one of the students said "Americans really know their food"🥰
its cuz theyve eaten nothing but british food all their lives
@@flatsodapro isn’t this in London?
If they'd tossed in the green bean casserole thingy, that kid would never had said that lol
And also why we are fatter. 😀
Pecan pie is best when fresh from the oven with a scoop of vanilla ice cream bean on top 😋😋
Malachi has grown up! 😄 He always has that face/look like he's about to say something comical or sarcastic. He cracks me up.
These lads were all class. Respectful even when they didn’t like what they were trying. Well done
I was thinking the same thing. American kids would of either spit it out or said yuck.
Well they are British 😂😂
@@jennifermorrow2872 Or they would have dropped an F bomb.
Honestly, this freaked me out. You rarely see that many kids so classy and respectful in the US.
@jennifer morrow I was ready to be defensive over American kids….but then I thought about it. Yeah, most probably would.
I'm from the US, & lived in London for a couple of years in the late 1980s. My (then) boyfriend's mom went to the library & researched Thanksgiving dinner foods & made the WHOLE SPREAD for me! It was prepared through the filter of the UK, but I gotta say, while some things maybe weren't quite as good, others were the best I've EVER had! It was the first time I ever had cranberry sauce that didn't come out of a can with a big slurp! She actually made it from REAL cranberries, & she put in some orange peel & little bits of chopped walnut, a dash of cinnamon, & just as she took it off the heat, she threw in a handful of fresh raspberries! Oh my GOD, I've never had cranberry sauce even CLOSE to as good as that! Her stuffing was top notch as well. The gravy left a lot to be desired. It was a brown gravy, not much more than broth. But all in all, it was a delicious meal, & the effort she put into making me feel at home the first Thanksgiving I was living AWAY from home really touched me. She was a wonderful lady (shame about her son 🙄). Her name was, get this, Charlotte Webb! No, really! ✌🏼
Great story!
You're making me hungry!
What a lovely thing for her to do!
@nannettefreeman7331 What a wonderful story. You have a really awesome mom. I love that. Thank you for sharing. That warms my heart and soul. Just to let you know. A lot of us hate that can stuff. If I make a cranberry sauce it's from real cranberries. And you're absolutely right using orange peel. Delicious. I even put a little ginger in that as well. It fills the home with such delicious smells.
I'm getting a little antsy over their pies. Pie crust is very important. Using lard animal lard and butter is very important. Not that Crisco vegetable lard. Did you know they used to use that for engines? And then they turn around and sold it to the public as a fat to replace animal fat.
If I hand you a pie it's going to be flaky crusty deliciousness. It will melt in your mouth. And have layers and latitude of light buttery savory goodness. I come from a family a farmers and bakers.
Grow our own herbs.. eggs from the farm. Heavy cream.. a must making your own whipped cream. On my husband's farm they grow pecans.. My husband's farm does more large growing agricultural. My family does cattle farming, and goats milk, cows milk, eggs. All of the farms work for all of the farms. My great uncle has the cattle farm. We have three other farms that work for that farm. So the cattle are well fed. Have lots of land to graze on. We use ruminant animals such as hogs following behind the cattle and the chickens and geese to follow behind the hogs. Makes for very fertile land. And then my other uncle's farm and his son's farm. They basically grow everything that everybody else needs. Whether it be herbs. Whether it be The goats the chickens the geese. The geese on the farm are actually the watch dogs. If you've never had a gaggle of geese chasing you. You may think It's just geese. Oh my. Try and catch a goose. Absolutely impossible. They have a little tooth on the end of their beak. And when they bite they twist. Leaving broken blood vessels. It's so painful. I was trying to convince my uncle that he needed to get a dog. After 27 laps around the house. And him finally seeing that I was wearing down and getting bit. He opened the door and welcome me in. And they all listened with a single whistle. He had different whistles for them. Even an attack whistle. Which was a high-pitched double whistle. Nothing will get on that farm without them alarming. And a gaggle of geese running after you. I don't care if you're a fox I don't care if you're a hound I don't care what kind of an animal crosses the field gates. I learned real quick Wow. Geese are wonderful watch dogs..
But it was so much fun growing up. Never any petrol touched our land. Everything done by hand. Even on our cattle farm. They never lined up one by one by one. They were always taken one at a time. The processing plant built right beside their barn. It looked just like their barn. When it was time to harvest we would take them one at a time. My great uncle would always do a prayer over them a blessing. Thanking them for their life and their sacrifice for our sacrifice for life. He would always say as God would intend. They must live off the land provide to the land and they provide for us. Their farm was so beautiful. All of them are. Picturesque right out of a book. Every spring summer and fall all of us would gather and start working the farm. Every seed was planted by hand. Everything harvested by hand. All animals harvested by hand. My great grandfather worked really hard on training all his boys. On farming..
When they were old enough to take over the farm. He left. I knew him as the traveling salesman, but I found out later that he was actually coined the witch doctor. Higher education and the church cursed him. Whoever heard of healing someone with an herb. This was the time Rockefeller was trying to demonize any natural herb and synthesize all natural things. So throughout the family he was called the traveling salesman. At 17 I was able to start diagnosing my family. I spent a year nannying but I spent every single weekend studying with a naturopathic MD professor. I met him at a coffee shop. Started picking his brain and we wound up spending 7 hours together. We had lunch and dinner. Haha I love the human body and I was watching my family fall hard. But also witnessing that they were being healed by the old ketogenic diet. Today's terms would be paleolithic ketogenic diet. Basically a carnivore diet. I can't get too deep into it. Because TH-cam won't allow us to talk about those things.
Lo and behold. When I was 17 I came home with some genetic testing, you have to get this we have a connective tissue disorder. I guarantee you we have methylation issues. SNPs MTHFR gene mutations. My grandmother said to me, you're more like your great-grandfather's daughter than I ever could be. I laughed and said the traveling salesman? Mimi I'm not selling anything. Although I would like you to get the tests. I need you to get the test to prove me right. She said no no. You scolded me for years. About my oxalate issues in the greens that I was eating. And she was also dealing with an herbal company that was reading off of q cards to tell her how good she would feel taking their products and it was causing severe issues. Put her back on the carnivore diet and everything started to fall away. And I slowly brought her off of her oxalates. What's absolutely incredible. An older gentleman showed up, 7 years beforehand. My cousin was getting more medication for his epilepsy in this older gentleman said why aren't you doing the ketogenic diet? When he went to get his mom the man disappeared. That day whenever I was telling my grandmother what we needed to do. She pulled out a picture of my grandfather and said that's him. And I heard the diet worked. It worked on both of them. Good job. I immediately saw my cousin the next day. I handed him the picture made him close his eyes. When he opened them we were jumping and screaming like little kids. My grandmother we ran from her because she doesn't believe in spirit. She thinks it's all evil..😶🌫️
@nannettefreeman7331 My cousin cried How did you get the photograph of the old man in the pharmacy? This is my angel. I said yes. That's your grandfather. He came home Christmas Eve and Christmas day he would leave. It's sad because you were always sleeping whenever he would come in and you would completely miss him. Everything would be fine. How's he doing He's good. But you weren't. The medication was hurting you even more. My cousin is 54 this year. He has been seizure-free since he's been 19 and a half years old. Off of that diet. It took him a good year and a half to really fine-tune it. Lots of fat lots of protein. Still to this very day he seizure free..
I wish some of us could eat this diet. And enjoy these lovely foods. Unfortunately. For some of us it just won't work for us. But nonetheless my loved ones can eat this stuff. I still make it for them. I learned years ago how emotionally attached we are to our foods. I'll never forget crying the first time I didn't have a birthday cake. My grandfather owns a pastry business. I was so specific with my first birthday cake. White cake fluffy. Whipped cream icing with strawberries. He said he had to try all kinds of different ways of making whipped cream last and because of my request. The cake came out delicious. I had delicate little blue violet flowers and a beautiful singular blue rose. My grandfather credits his most popular wedding cake to me. Because I was so specific that I had to have whipped cream icing. It's very hard to make it stable. He found the stability within gelatin sheets. I'll never forget him bringing in the cake and I ran and grabbed this big pink comb. And I put ridges on the side of the cake with the comb everybody got mad and he was like let her do what she wants to her cake. I just wanted the whipped cream icing. And I wanted to pretend like I helped haha. To this very day that's his most popular wedding cake. That recipe is almost 45 years old. Oh that's so hilarious I actually had to think of how old I was.. 😆 and then take away a year. 🤔😶🌫️🤭🥳 Oh my gosh that just gave me the giggles. Hahaha 😂😅
My great grandfather, came through. In the flesh. Yet spirit. The day my cousin ran to get his mom whenever they went back in to the pharmacy the old man completely disappeared. And it wasn't until 7 years later that I had my experience with the doctor. And figured out that it was my great grandfather that came through. Wearing his beautiful black suit. His beautiful silk tie. Fedora hat. And he had a white beard that came down to his tummy. I'll never forget the last time I saw him. Sitting on his lap. I felt bad he was quite slim. And my bony butt was hurting his bony legs. So I went and got a pillow so it would be more comfortable and I could just relax and sit with him and enjoy him. He let me braid his beard and put bow ties and barrettes in his hair. Everyone was a little upset that I was doing that. Men should not be feminized. He told everyone to leave us alone. Step outside of our bubble he said. Haha He told the family. get ready I'm going to die this weekend. Nobody believed him. He did He died that weekend. My grandfather and I were exactly a hundred years apart from each other. He was born in 1877 and I was born in 1977. I can't tell you how amazing it was to hand my cousin that photograph. And that diet brought so much healing. I truly cried the day I realized oh my gosh I have to do that diet. No more cake for me. I truly realized how emotionally attached we are to our foods. How their intertwined with love and emotion. I cried like a teenage girl losing her boyfriend. Over 🍰🎂. Realizing. And learning that I needed to eat to live instead of live to eat. Because I really want to live. Especially where our world is going. I have skills. Good skills. I'm an herbalist. 26 years. I've taken after my great-grandfather. So proud of that. Truly I feel that he was a guide, and helped guide me on my path. It seems like every time I walked forward a door would open. I truly believe that he's been watching over all of us.
Aren't those moments special. Holding them in your heart. And your soul. Our loved ones doing those things just to make something special for us. When something is made with love. Oh how much better it tastes. Much love to you and yours. May blessings always be at your feet and always be given by your hands.
When he said the pie was exquisite I said AWWWW
Brits: "The famous American thanksgiving sandwich."
All us Americans in the comments: "Dafuq?!"
For real. 😂😂😂😂
No I've done it
Seriously, you don't look forward to making a sandwich from leftovers? That's part of the Thanksgiving weekend tradition.
Maybe without the cranberry sauce lol! 🤣
That's a day after sandwich, be it thanksgiving, Canadian thanksgiving or x-mas!!
I love how sweet and polite these boys are even when they dislike something. I love this show!
They all have manners lol over here these kids would be so rude like... I'm not eating dat shit
They are English 😊
@@FrenchLady24 So?
“How can you have Turkey and marshmallows together?”
As an American, I rolled my eyes. Then after pondering on the idea for a few seconds…dude kinda has a point. 😂
Tbf the marshmallow thing is a bit weird 😂
I never eat this. Savory and sweet doesn't do it for me. I don't understand it either.
To be fair, about half of us are anti marshmallows it seems like! And that's if people want sweet potatoes at all, a divisive side in the US In my experience. I prefer the dark horse option, sweet potato casserole with pecan streusel topping.
Candy yams
As a 47 year old American... I never heard of that or saw that in my life at any Thanksgiving dinner or anywhere else.
Never watched you guys, thought I’d click cause it seemed so silly as an American to watch others enjoy our meals. & then I get to the end and see you got all those kids free breakfast for a year? It really warmed my heart. Great job loved the video!❤
I was a teacher. So many people complain about “kids nowadays”, but really, how awesome are these kids!!!
What they said they were thankful for was so wholesome. As a millennial I think Gen Z and Alpha are lovely and very empathetic. I hope my generation breaks the trend of trashing the generations that come up after them.
As an American I love the use of the words "exquisite" and "proper" to describe our food! ❤️❤️ Never had a Thanksgiving sandwich though lol.
Yes, it’s definitely a change from America High Schoolers excessive use of the “F-Bomb!
Me either and I'm 62
Me either, but I had a friend who couldn't cook at all and she wanted my bread dressing to make a sandwich. Bread stuffing between two slices of bread makes no sense.
It’s from friends
@@cherylholub3100 I'm lretty sure that's an actual food called a "toast sandwich"
I love how polite these kiddos are, even when they dislike something. They have such nice manners.
Waaaaaayyyy too much marshmallow on that sweet potato casserole. I wish they could try it again, but made correctly.
That said...love the reactions of these lovely young men!
what a nice way to start the day knowing the British Highschool series isn't over 😂😂❤
On gawd 😆
Thank god. This is the best series ever!!!
its getting boring and stale.. need to change it up. maybe a mixed or all girls school for a change
@@vorlon81 maybe it's you that has changed not them lol spread positivity, these are just normal highschoolers. they don't need to carry the burden of "being the next" so and so
@@thatgirl9532 we really look forward to these notifications!!
I love these kids. Not only are they well-mannered and hilarious, but they are all so precious and sweet. The way they spoke about what they were thankful for, they're just good kids. 😊
Yes they turned directly to each other without being told😭
These British kids are so respectful, kind and well mannered!!! When he cut the pumpkin pie in half, YESSSSS 💕
Makes you kinda wish it was life that here lol
Proper way to cut it.
They're also giving them a lot of foods that they were bound to like
PLus, they use the silverware well!
These are uppercrust kids. No pun intended. Look at their teeth. They have perfect teeth and the one kid has braces. These are not kids from working class families.
I am from the US and love Thanksgiving meals. I loved seeing their reactions and what they are thankful for.
Bless the heart of that one boy that couldnt eat most of the food but kept trying while also being polite. You did great!❤
Yes! At least he tried. AND swallowed it even when he wanted to puke.
@@aewtxhe has no taste.
I feel so bad every time he’s in a video. Poor guy looks like he’s going to the guillotine in each video 😢
I think he may have a textural issue with food
@@tiredofit4761 I think you’re right
You need to have an American mom or grandma do a full Thanksgiving dinner for the boys. This barely scratched the surface, and part of what is unique about Thanksgiving is the sheer quantity of dishes.
Yes, I agree, they should have to suffer like I did with my mom's 6-7 hour roasted bone dry turkey and the lumpy gravy. She did make awesome pies though.
I wonder what they'd think of greenbean casserole...
Too true. And it seems like every household has its own take on Thanksgiving meals.
im a younger mom but i took over cooking with my dad and i would love to make them a full spread for thanksgiving just as my family did when i was younger.
I volunteer! 😂
I've had a British... Well, we started off as penpals in high school (I come from a small farming town in Kansas) then email buddies, and now we're Facebook friends. We've been communicating one way or another since we were around 14 or 15 (I'm 52 now). A few years ago, I sent her a couple of cans of pumpkin pie mix (which is a puree of pumpkin plus other gourds) and pumpkin pie seasoning for Christmas. The back of the can label has two different recipes for basic pumpkin pies. She and her husband found them quite delightful, and she told me how excited she was that they worked out.
What a great story ty for sharing
I did something similar with my pen pal in South Africa. He gave me a mix to make bobotie, and I sent him syrup to make coffee milk (a regional Rhode Island thing).
Lovely Story❤
Great story. I was looking for pen friends overseas after my dad retired and we moved back to the states. Met an amazing German friend on a very early website. Met him in my early 20s we are still friends. He came to visit the states for the first with me in Florida I was so honored to be his guide. We came together over our love of electro/industrial/ebm and goth music. He just sent me his first ep yesterday he’d been working. I’m so proud.
Great story. I was looking for pen friends overseas after my dad retired and we moved back to the states. Met an amazing German friend on a very early website. Met him in my early 20s we are still friends. He came to visit the states for the first with me in Florida I was so honored to be his guide. We came together over our love of electro/industrial/ebm and goth music. He just sent me his first ep yesterday he’d been working. I’m so proud. We are also in our 50s now.
My sweet potato casserole:
SWEET POTATO CASSEROLE
3 c. sweet potatoes (2-24 oz. Cans, drained and mashed well)
1 c. sugar
2 beaten eggs
1 tsp. Vanilla
¼ c. oleo (butter)
1/3 c. milk
Mix and pour into baking dish.
TOPPING
1 c. light brown sugar
½ c. flour
1/3 c. oleo (butter)
1 c. finely chopped pecans
Bake at 350F about 35 to 45 minutes, until top is crusty.
That’s mine but I start with fresh sweet potatoes. It’s the bedt
"The British don't do flavor, do they?" from that one boy made me laugh so hard!
As an American it is fun to watch these British fellas respond to our holiday traditions. 😊
How do you guys even come up with this questionable cuisine...🤣
68 years living in the south and I have never heard of a Thanksgiving sandwich. Why are some of you people saying this is an American holiday tradition? This is more like a British version of American Thanksgiving
@@markmack1451 They said that they got the recipe from Friends. I remember watching that episode and Ross made the sandwich as a joke. However, I've eaten plenty of Thanksgiving sandwiches at dinners and sandwich shops. I'm in California for reference. I've never had sweet potato pie but I've seen it.
I thought it was genius
@@markmack1451 I think that's just specific to you... Almost every person I know has heard of a thanksgiving sandwich! even before friends did it.
As an American, I see how strange some of our traditions seem to others. Never thought of it that way. When they said thanksgiving was July 4th, I died of laughter ❤
When I see these type of videos. It's always the generic Thanksgiving 🤣 I vote they have a series trying dishes served at Thanksgiving from different cultures in the US
@@terynb4407 or even just the different regions, Thanksgiving tables look so different there’s no way to show all the variety in a single video
As a non American, knowing pardon on Turkeys is a bit funny like "what did thee Turkey do?" "Its tasty" 😂
@@EVERYDODAMIES That's exactly right!! Especially since they always pick a really large, photogenic turkey. You know that guy would've ended up on someone's table for a hefty price, he's too delicious! Always a very lucky turkey!!
@@MorganMcCauley11 I do wish they’d point out that it’s done as a joke. I mean, Americans are already weird, there’s no escaping it, but the pardon is definitely just a chance for the President to dork around and do something silly for a change. I mean, they do a lot of silly things but most aren’t meant to be funny…
Oh no, what about the turkey, gravy, mashed potatoes and stuffing? Just thinking about it makes my mouth water.