Hello Dave and Helen, that looked a lovely fry up. A good way indeed to start the day. Aah Bella so sweet in the background. Kettle's boiling. I always put milk in my tea first, Tony doesn't like milk so has his black. It really looks a very nice campsite. The topur around the Ghost Ship brewery looked very interesting. thanks for showing us around , Take care x Julie and Tony x
Hiya Julie & Tony, we had a lot of fun doing this one and although we did smell like kippers the camp fire cooking was brilliant. Brewery tour a must. Thanks as always, Helen & Dave xx
Ah yes Jimmy & David, just like the old days! When I was a boy growing up in Derbyshire (Chesterfield) my grandparents would refer to it as mashing the tea (in a teapot). Take care both, Helen & Dave 👍
Hi Helen and Dave, great vlog and tour. Loved the look of the breakfast. As for the tea, I'm afraid I take mine black ( so no help to you there!). Playing catch up on the vlogs now I'm out of hospital. Keep up the good work. Cheers Terry
Hi Terry, hope all went well for you. We had a great time on this one and as always we appreciate you watching and leaving a comment. Best wishes with your recovery. Helen & Dave
Hi there, Dave & Helen, Milk in the tea first as you can dip the bag until you have the required strength. Not a beer drinker myself but interesting to see the manufacturing process 👍through lots of shiny stainless steel equipment and I’m surprised how large the shop is 😮. All the best, Rob & Gail 😀
Hi Rob & Gail, my thought process exactly, milk first 👍 It was interesting to see the brewing in action and the shop was huge. Worth a visit even for a non beer drinker. Take care both, Helen & Dave 👍
Another great video you two - nice lead up to Halloween with the churches ghost story and Ghost Ship beer. Dave's getting well into his bushcraft now - he'll be foraging for his breakfast mushrooms next 😊
Hi Graham, It was good fun, foraging for breakfast sounds like a good idea lol. Gotta cheeky little ghostly video for you next Thursday. Thanks for watching. Helen & Dave
Thanks both loved the video, Cliff house was one of the places we went after your previous video recommendations. Lovely site staff. Lovely cafe up the road in Dunwich and beach walk. Take care ❤❤
Hi just got bk from few days away like your weather fantastic for time of year. Yorkshire tea for us . Water then milk. Jam then cream. Keith and our son would love that tour. Thankyou. Xx
Hi Alison, great weather for late October, hope you had a nice trip! The brewery tour was great and highly recommend it. We enjoyed this one, lots of fun 👍 Take care, Helen & Dave 👍
Hi Chris & Tony, you do sound like a tea making expert lol. I'm from Chesterfield so have probably drank Derbyshire tea at some point but I should think the water there should add to the flavour. It's not great water here in Norfolk. Cheers Helen & Dave
Hi Dave, I worked at Taylors of Harrogate where they make Yorkshire tea. It is definitely milk second. The reason being is that you need to maintain the hot temperature to allow the tea to brew. This is 3 minutes. It was the Victorians who brought in milk first at the hot water cracked the fine bone China cups! I love Yorkshire Tea but a very close second, is Coop breakfast tea.
:o) Just made a cup of Yorkshire the way you have suggested, didn't leave enough room for the milk and sugar, slopped it all over the kitchen worktop and it tastes just the same as it does the way I make it. I reckon we were not supposed to make tea in bags and the fact that we do doesn't really altar the end product. Anyway, just had a rollocking for leaving wet cup rings on the table now too lol Thanks for watching, take care, Dave & Helen
@@HelenandDave I guess you like it weak-ish (I'm the same) and cups these days can stand heat better. Whatever way you make it, as long as you enjoy it (and don't make a mess 🤣), that's the main thing!
Fully agree that milk should be second for the same reasons. An added bonus being that when using tea-bags the contents make good compost, but not when contaminated with milk as that can cause a nasty fungus to grow. I'm glad to have been able to see the brewery name on their wagon. All this time I have been watching I thought you were drinkng Goat P1ss.
Hi Helen and Dave, Great vlog, how many were there breakfast 😅, food did look lovely 😋. There is only one tea and it's from Yorkshire. Teabag, hot water, stew then milk to colour 😋. 0.5 ghostship 😵. Take care and stay safe. Paul and Joanne 👍 😍
Hi Paul & Joanne, just the two of us, naughty but nice though lol. Yorkshire tea is our number one, no wonder the Typhoo was on offer!!! The 0.5 is not bad but it's just not the real thing!. Thanks as always, Helen & Dave
Hi Dave and Helen nice video I love tea with are whistling kettle it’s a lot hotter I put every thing in first then boiling water last I like the breakfast 👍
Definitely try Norfolk Tea Co. Available In many Norfolk retailers or smaller independent supermarkets and even some campsite shops. Can be ordered online too. Great teas, lovely flavour.
Hi Dave/hellen, As a connoisseur of the boiled bag, without risk of slander as it’s my humble opinion The best teas from top to bottom 1) Yorkshire tea (standard red box) 2) pg tips 3) ringtons tea 4) tetleys tea 5) nettles 6) grass cuttings 7) dog poo …… ….. 100) typhoo tea ( absolutely bloody awful) 😂 Me and the better half Love the channel and look forward to all your uploads Keep up the great work Tom & Lindsey
Just got back from Cholsey Grange (Best inland CL site @£25 / night). Deer were rutting big style. Have a look great views and great for dogs. Stones throw from Marlow, Henley, Oxford. Vicar of Dibley Country.
Great update video, that breakfast made me starving. I drink Twinnings Earl Grey with a spot of Soya milk.Nik drinks what she thinks is best good old Yorkshire Tea. We’re off down to the Crystal Palace CAMC site for 5 nights really looking forward to it. Liked the brewery tour that looked great. All the best Tris and Nikki 😀😀
Hi both, can’t manage Earl Grey or any speciality teas so Nik gets a big thumbs up. We stayed at CP site when we first started Caravanning. Handy bus route right outside straight into the smoke 👍 Enjoy, Helen & Dave 👍
Ah, you can’t put a pic in a UA-cam comment but delighted you got the air fryer. It’s a great product and we use it a lot. Thanks for watching, Helen & Dave 👍
Got to be Yorkshire tea then again breakfast Twinings is absolutely fantastic Dave. I don’t know if that tea here at the top or a crack at the bottom if you know what I mean
Hi Paul, I've tried the Broadside, it's good but I've really become accustomed too the Ghost Ship. We loved the visit. Need to get Abbott Ale on my guest ale list, stay tuned! Cheers, Helen & Dave
Hi dave & helen great vlog that brekky looked nice but i cant eat that first thing in a morning lol 🤢 as for tea i like yorkshire tea and you put the milk in last 😂😂😂😂 brewery tour looked good,tesco have stopped doing the bottles of ghost ship they only do it in cans for some reason. Helen looks well looking forward to seeing the Cromer vlog its on our list for next year hopefully xx
Hi Julie, I'll let you in to a secret (but don't tell the others) we filmed making breakfast at 6pm lol. We're just home from Cromer, always one of our favourite places to visit locally. Take care Helen & Dave (Yorkshire tea, milk 1st)
Hi Tom, not heard of this tea but it must be your local brew and no doubt made with some good local water too (it helps) best wishes and stay tuned, Helen & Dave 👍
Hi William, a great morning out, plenty of opportunity for tasting different ales, a discount voucher for the shop and then we went for lunch down the pub lol. Marvellous. Thanks for watching. Helen & Dave
I believe in days gone by milk was put in the cup first to stop the china from cracking when the boiling water was added! Lovely vlog as usual. Thanks!
Hello Helen, don't recall trying Cornish tea, but our son married a gal from Newquay and was married there too, we've visited a lot over the years but not brought the caravan down yet. Watch this space (milk first lol). Helen & Dave
Brilliant vlog, I know which beer I’d have picked up but it is a shame the prices tend to be higher than outside in other retailers. Never heard of fruit pudding either 😮 Cheers 🍻 Andy and Kim.
Hi there Andy & Kim, the reason being of course is that the big supermarket chains shift such volumes they can demand big discounts. Great tour though. Fruit pudding is a Scottish thing 😂 Thanks for watching. Helen & Dave
Hi Dave, I did the Adnams tour back in the 80s, it has modernised a lot since then. We used to go regularly and camp on the beach in Walberswick and drink in The Bell. Did you try the new Double Ghost IPA ? Chris
Hi Chris, thanks for watching. Yes gave the Double Ghost a go in fact got 2 free bottles from the tour. Very good 👍 Take care and thanks admin, Helen & Dave 👍
Hi Greg, Yorkshire all the way but you’re not the 1st person to mention this Norfolk Brew, better investigate further. As for milk first mmmm well I’ve been making tea my way for 55 years (yes I was 6) and I’m always being asked to make the tea still 😂😂👍👍
You couldn’t resist jumping on the old milk 2nd band wagon could you Jennifer. 😂😂👍 TBH I had a Yorkshire tea earlier and did milk 2nd but Mums the word 👍
Hello Both, I'll start by saying the best cup of Tea is made the way you like it. My Goldilocks is Yorkshire Gold in a 1pint Mug with 1 teaspoon of un-refined granulated sugar, poor over BOILING water and leave to steep for 4 minutes-ish, squeeze out the bag and add semi skimmed milk. Bootiful!. Accompany this with a Scone for afternoon perfection. Again, for ME this is a warm plain scone adequately buttered, spread with clotted cream then a dollop of home made Blackcurrant Jam. Jam first or cream first is just a distraction, the main requirement is you can't bite into it without getting Jam (or cream if you must) on the end of you nose! Cheers Caz and Squash
Hi Caz & Squash, so poetic I had to read it twice, in fact, I may read it again with some of that Smooth FM bossa nova backing music. Actually, preparing said tea and scone could be a video all on its own. Hang on??? Is it Scone or Scon?? 😂😂
Any Black Tea yes we use Yorkshire. We like Earl Grey and I love Green Tea. No milk ever LOL. I have not drunk a lot of beer since Lindsay had to stop drinking still have the odd and not so odd whisky. Take care and stay safe.
Hi David & Lindsay, The thing about whisky is, it's actually medicinal and therefore a necessity or at least, that's how I see it. Best wishes to you both, Helen & Dave
My goodness what a breakfast 5*. I hadn’t had Yorkshire tea for some time but it was on special offer recently, I had been using Sainsbury’s red label. I am really surprised to find that the Yorkshire isn’t as strong and I think I prefer the red label which is good because it’s less expensive.
Hiya Sandra, we’ve heard Sainsburys red label is good too but not sure we’ve tried it. Brekkie was amazing even though we filmed it at 6pm 😂. Thanks as always, Helen & Dave 👍
Oooo that breakfast looked scummy (except for the beans)love beans any other time but not on a breakfast,if ever I'm lucky enough to meet you on a site in the future your cooking breakfast, but no beans and I'll make the tea ( the correct way) 😂❤❤❤
Good morning 👍 Breakfast was very nice, honest! (Including the beans). I actually prefer tomatoes on my brekkie but Helen doesn’t eat them. Thanks for watching. ATB, Helen & Dave 👍
Bought lidl tea bags is like tar some people like it that way far too strong but you dont know what theyre putting in it at the factory might not just be tea leaves
Hi Helen and Dave another brilliant video sounds a wonderful place to camp and the wildlife seems to be in abundance! Love the campfire and Dave you do a mean breakfast! Fruit pudding is a new one on me isn’t it Scottish? Need to try some of that! Mind you Victoria’s grandad always swore by fried spotted dick on his breakfast which is apparently a Hampshire tradition where he was from! As for tea it’s got to be builders tea and Yorkshire tea but if you are ever in wales get some paned cymraeg 🏴 it’s a really nice blend not unlike Yorkshire tea and we love it! You can get it online and the caddies for it to go in we were told about it on holiday in north wales as we loved the tea! Love Southwold and anything adnams would love to do the tour if we can when we go next year it’s great to see it made and i bet it was amazing from the brewery tap I am surprised adnams don’t use greene king in bury st Edmond’s but the old bass brewery in burton is immense it’s well worth seeing on their tours we went with work Hope the girls had a good day whilst you were all in adnams 😂 all the best to you all Daniel
Morning Daniel, brekkie and infact the whole campfire cooking experience was awesome. Yes fruit pudding is a Scottish breakfast tradition. Brewery tour was also a fab experience. The ladies enjoyed lunch without us but it was a mutual feeling 😂😊 Best wishes and thanks as always, Helen & Dave 👍
Another great vlog, but starting the “how do you make a cup of tea” debate is a dangerous game lol. As a non Yorkshireman clearly you will never know how its done proper like 😂 Tea bag first then hot water leave 4 min to brew remove the bag and add milk never squeeze the bag as it releases tannins and spoils the brew. The only thing you are doing right is Yorkshire Tea is the best!!! Joking aside your vlogs are the best out there. All the best Ian
Lovely feedback and much appreciated as always Ian thanks. I’ve spent most of my life getting things wrong 😂. Interesting debate though, and I’m going to give your tea making process a try 👍 Take care, Helen & Dave 👍
Hi Roz, a strange breakfast accompaniment popular in Scotland. ‘Another traditional Scottish delicacy, suitable for frying or grilling. This delicious, sweet and savoury pudding is made using breadcrumbs, ginger, cinnamon, plump sultanas and currants. Fantastic served with crispy bacon and a runny free-range egg.’ Cheers, Helen & Dave 👍
I reckon even I could organise a drinking session in a brewery, must do that one day.😉 I was brought up with milk in the cup first, now prefer milk last as the right amount of milk can be added, not too much, Twinings English Breakfast tea for me, otherwise, Yorkshire. As for beer, Adman’s Broadside or Woodfordes Nelson’s Revenge, although Ghost Ship and Wherry are good substitutes. Alcon’s Encore also good, keeping it local. Cannot beat a good beer or two or three or eight along with camp fire cooking. Always remember, beer does not travel well, so should always be drunk to avoid the journey home, well, that is what I tell Lydia😇.
@@mellarner8253 That was almost going to be my thumbnail/title Dave organises a mess up in a brewery. Enjoyed a Lacons Encore in Cromer last night 🍺 Also visited Downtide and filmed a few Adrias very nice interiors. Watch out for a vid in a couple of weeks 👍
Sorry but a tea bag should never come into contact with milk. 😁 I'm not sure of the science behind it but if milk goes in first it definitely affects the flavour and strength of the brew.
Builders tea ! Yorkshire every time, tea, boiling water, stew for a while take bag out then dash of milk ! Yummy
Hi Gail, can’t beat Yorkshire tea can you. Thanks for watching, cheers, Helen & Dave 👍
Really enjoyed the tour and the video.. Thanks both
You’re welcome and thank you for watching. Cheers, Helen & Dave 👍
Hello Dave and Helen, that looked a lovely fry up. A good way indeed to start the day. Aah Bella so sweet in the background. Kettle's boiling. I always put milk in my tea first, Tony doesn't like milk so has his black. It really looks a very nice campsite. The topur around the Ghost Ship brewery looked very interesting. thanks for showing us around , Take care x Julie and Tony x
Hiya Julie & Tony, we had a lot of fun doing this one and although we did smell like kippers the camp fire cooking was brilliant. Brewery tour a must. Thanks as always, Helen & Dave xx
Yorkshire tea, but made in a teapot!! Jimmy and David in Bonnie Scotland. 🙂
Ah yes Jimmy & David, just like the old days! When I was a boy growing up in Derbyshire (Chesterfield) my grandparents would refer to it as mashing the tea (in a teapot). Take care both, Helen & Dave 👍
Hi Helen and Dave, great vlog and tour. Loved the look of the breakfast. As for the tea, I'm afraid I take mine black ( so no help to you there!). Playing catch up on the vlogs now I'm out of hospital. Keep up the good work. Cheers Terry
Hi Terry, hope all went well for you. We had a great time on this one and as always we appreciate you watching and leaving a comment. Best wishes with your recovery. Helen & Dave
We have either Barry’s Gold Irish tea or Yorkshire Tea. Always milk last! Love Cliff House, it’s one of our favourite spots 😊
Hi Lottie, thanks for watching never tried Barry’s Gold. We really enjoyed our stay, lots of fun! Take care, Helen & Dave 👍
Hi there, Dave & Helen, Milk in the tea first as you can dip the bag until you have the required strength. Not a beer drinker myself but interesting to see the manufacturing process 👍through lots of shiny stainless steel equipment and I’m surprised how large the shop is 😮. All the best, Rob & Gail 😀
Hi Rob & Gail, my thought process exactly, milk first 👍 It was interesting to see the brewing in action and the shop was huge. Worth a visit even for a non beer drinker. Take care both, Helen & Dave 👍
Another great video you two - nice lead up to Halloween with the churches ghost story and Ghost Ship beer. Dave's getting well into his bushcraft now - he'll be foraging for his breakfast mushrooms next 😊
Hi Graham, It was good fun, foraging for breakfast sounds like a good idea lol. Gotta cheeky little ghostly video for you next Thursday. Thanks for watching. Helen & Dave
Thanks both loved the video, Cliff house was one of the places we went after your previous video recommendations. Lovely site staff. Lovely cafe up the road in Dunwich and beach walk. Take care ❤❤
Hi Angela, we love the location and really enjoyed some campfire cooking too. Stay tuned! Helen & Dave
Hi just got bk from few days away like your weather fantastic for time of year. Yorkshire tea for us . Water then milk. Jam then cream. Keith and our son would love that tour. Thankyou. Xx
Hi Alison, great weather for late October, hope you had a nice trip! The brewery tour was great and highly recommend it. We enjoyed this one, lots of fun 👍 Take care, Helen & Dave 👍
Derbyshire tea milk last never squeeze a tea bag and water just off the boil hope you had a good time away chris & tony x
Hi Chris & Tony, you do sound like a tea making expert lol. I'm from Chesterfield so have probably drank Derbyshire tea at some point but I should think the water there should add to the flavour. It's not great water here in Norfolk. Cheers Helen & Dave
Hello Helen & Dave, another great vlog, the breakfast looked yummy and the brewery tour is now on my wish list. Thanks for sharing, Steve & Chris
Cheers Steve & Chris, loved the brewery tour and the breakfast was very tasty indeed. Thanks for watching. Helen & Dave 👍
Best tea is Norfolk tea co!
Never tried it Kirsty, will keep my eye out for it though. Thanks for watching. Helen & Dave
Hi Dave, I worked at Taylors of Harrogate where they make Yorkshire tea. It is definitely milk second. The reason being is that you need to maintain the hot temperature to allow the tea to brew. This is 3 minutes. It was the Victorians who brought in milk first at the hot water cracked the fine bone China cups! I love Yorkshire Tea but a very close second, is Coop breakfast tea.
:o) Just made a cup of Yorkshire the way you have suggested, didn't leave enough room for the milk and sugar, slopped it all over the kitchen worktop and it tastes just the same as it does the way I make it.
I reckon we were not supposed to make tea in bags and the fact that we do doesn't really altar the end product. Anyway, just had a rollocking for leaving wet cup rings on the table now too lol Thanks for watching, take care, Dave & Helen
@@HelenandDave I guess you like it weak-ish (I'm the same) and cups these days can stand heat better. Whatever way you make it, as long as you enjoy it (and don't make a mess 🤣), that's the main thing!
@rozwood1668 just had another go your way, you might be on to something but do t tell the others 😂👍
Fully agree that milk should be second for the same reasons. An added bonus being that when using tea-bags the contents make good compost, but not when contaminated with milk as that can cause a nasty fungus to grow.
I'm glad to have been able to see the brewery name on their wagon. All this time I have been watching I thought you were drinkng Goat P1ss.
@@m1cxf 😂😂 Ghost Ship not Goats P1ss. I’ve been putting my milk in first for ever, can’t possibly change now but get the rationale 👍😊
Hi Helen and Dave,
Great vlog, how many were there breakfast 😅, food did look lovely 😋.
There is only one tea and it's from Yorkshire.
Teabag, hot water, stew then milk to colour 😋.
0.5 ghostship 😵.
Take care and stay safe.
Paul and Joanne 👍 😍
Hi Paul & Joanne, just the two of us, naughty but nice though lol. Yorkshire tea is our number one, no wonder the Typhoo was on offer!!! The 0.5 is not bad but it's just not the real thing!. Thanks as always, Helen & Dave
We are on holiday in Norfolk while watching you vlog so bought some ghost ship for the first time to try. Really enjoyed it x
There you go Diane! Welcome to the wonderful world of Adnams Ghost Ship. Hope you’re enjoying your stay. ATB, Helen & Dave 👍
Nice one Dave. Can’t believe you ate all that breakfast by yourself!! What am I saying? Of course you did 😂🍳🥓🍄🟫🌭🍞
The lengths I have to push myself to in order to churn out a video and it was 6pm when I filmed it!! 😂❤️
Hi Dave and Helen nice video I love tea with are whistling kettle it’s a lot hotter I put every thing in first then boiling water last I like the breakfast 👍
Actually Alan, you’re right, the tea was definitely hotter 👍 Breakfast was great. Cheers, Helen & Dave 👍
Do it for Yorkshire,
And milk in last no Sugar.
Love the videos always informative and interesting.
Nice one Paul and thanks for your amazing support. Best wishes, Helen & Dave
Twinnings English Breakfast Tea every time. Milk in 1st, stops the cups from staining. 🎉🎉
Thanks Gwen, I think I’ve started a milk 1st or 2nd debate 😂😂👍👍 Stay tuned! Helen & Dave 👍
Definitely try Norfolk Tea Co. Available In many Norfolk retailers or smaller independent supermarkets and even some campsite shops. Can be ordered online too. Great teas, lovely flavour.
Thanks David, will pick some up and give it a try! Thanks for watching. Helen & Dave 👍
I make my tea like that, and definitely Yorkshire tea is the best. Open fire cooking looks a lot of fun and a great place to camp. 😊
You’re on my side Morag, thank you 🫖 The campfire cooking was a lot of fun, tasty food but we did stink of smoke 😂😂 Stay tuned! Helen & Dave 👍
Yorkshire definitely best!
@@OonaghThomas deffo 👍
Hi Dave/hellen,
As a connoisseur of the boiled bag, without risk of slander as it’s my humble opinion
The best teas from top to bottom
1) Yorkshire tea (standard red box)
2) pg tips
3) ringtons tea
4) tetleys tea
5) nettles
6) grass cuttings
7) dog poo
……
…..
100) typhoo tea ( absolutely bloody awful) 😂
Me and the better half Love the channel and look forward to all your uploads
Keep up the great work
Tom & Lindsey
Hi Tom & Lindsey, best comment tonight by a mile 😂😂👍👍 Yorkshire tea is a definite winner. Best wishes, Helen & Dave 👍
Just got back from Cholsey Grange (Best inland CL site @£25 / night). Deer were rutting big style. Have a look great views and great for dogs. Stones throw from Marlow, Henley, Oxford. Vicar of Dibley Country.
Hi Mark, thanks for the heads up, will check it out. Thanks for watching too! ATB, Helen & Dave 👍
Great update video, that breakfast made me starving. I drink Twinnings Earl Grey with a spot of Soya milk.Nik drinks what she thinks is best good old Yorkshire Tea. We’re off down to the Crystal Palace CAMC site for 5 nights really looking forward to it. Liked the brewery tour that looked great. All the best Tris and Nikki 😀😀
Hi both, can’t manage Earl Grey or any speciality teas so Nik gets a big thumbs up. We stayed at CP site when we first started Caravanning. Handy bus route right outside straight into the smoke 👍 Enjoy, Helen & Dave 👍
Just wanted to show you, after seeing your vlog on the chefree air fryer, we bought one and love it 😊
Don't know how to put a pic on sorry 🙈
Ah, you can’t put a pic in a UA-cam comment but delighted you got the air fryer. It’s a great product and we use it a lot. Thanks for watching, Helen & Dave 👍
Don’t worry 😊👍
Got to be Yorkshire tea then again breakfast Twinings is absolutely fantastic Dave. I don’t know if that tea here at the top or a crack at the bottom if you know what I mean
Hi Gary, Yorkshire tea all the way, really enjoyed our stay here and thanks for watching. Helen & Dave 👍
Yorkshire tea definitely.
Bang on Claire, the best by a mile. Thanks for watching. Helen & Dave
That breakfast looked and sounded great
Cheers Brian, I kid you not, it was really good. Thanks for watching. Helen & Dave
I've not had fried bread in ages. Need to make some at weekend
@@BrianHenners great to soak up tomato juice and brown sauce 😂👍
Awesome video love it thank you
Thanks Helen, appreciated as always, hope you’re doing well. Take care, Helen & Dave
My favourite beer is Adnams Broadside 😋
Do like ghost ship as well
And Abbott ale yummy.
Hi Paul, I've tried the Broadside, it's good but I've really become accustomed too the Ghost Ship. We loved the visit. Need to get Abbott Ale on my guest ale list, stay tuned! Cheers, Helen & Dave
@@HelenandDave
Always look forward to your Videos.
Up to Kessingland this weekend
@@Paul-pb3vq excellent thanks, hope you have a good weekend and the weather holds for you too 👍👍
Hi dave & helen great vlog that brekky looked nice but i cant eat that first thing in a morning lol 🤢 as for tea i like yorkshire tea and you put the milk in last 😂😂😂😂 brewery tour looked good,tesco have stopped doing the bottles of ghost ship they only do it in cans for some reason. Helen looks well looking forward to seeing the Cromer vlog its on our list for next year hopefully xx
Hi Julie, I'll let you in to a secret (but don't tell the others) we filmed making breakfast at 6pm lol. We're just home from Cromer, always one of our favourite places to visit locally. Take care Helen & Dave (Yorkshire tea, milk 1st)
Great video as always. Ringtons Northumbrian blend for me.
Hi Tom, not heard of this tea but it must be your local brew and no doubt made with some good local water too (it helps) best wishes and stay tuned, Helen & Dave 👍
Best beer by a mile will put that on my to do list 👍
Hi William, a great morning out, plenty of opportunity for tasting different ales, a discount voucher for the shop and then we went for lunch down the pub lol. Marvellous. Thanks for watching. Helen & Dave
I believe in days gone by milk was put in the cup first to stop the china from cracking when the boiling water was added! Lovely vlog as usual. Thanks!
I'm buying that and will certainly use that line when next challenged ha ha. Thanks for watching and all the best, Helen & Dave
Hi guys - I’m a Cornish tea kinda gal being from down ‘ere 😂 Milk last too!
Hello Helen, don't recall trying Cornish tea, but our son married a gal from Newquay and was married there too, we've visited a lot over the years but not brought the caravan down yet. Watch this space (milk first lol). Helen & Dave
Yorkshire Tea all the way!
Hi Chris, completely, love a nice cup of Yorkshire 👍
Brilliant vlog, I know which beer I’d have picked up but it is a shame the prices tend to be higher than outside in other retailers. Never heard of fruit pudding either 😮
Cheers 🍻 Andy and Kim.
Hi there Andy & Kim, the reason being of course is that the big supermarket chains shift such volumes they can demand big discounts. Great tour though. Fruit pudding is a Scottish thing 😂 Thanks for watching. Helen & Dave
Hi Dave, I did the Adnams tour back in the 80s, it has modernised a lot since then. We used to go regularly and camp on the beach in Walberswick and drink in The Bell. Did you try the new Double Ghost IPA ? Chris
Hi Chris, thanks for watching. Yes gave the Double Ghost a go in fact got 2 free bottles from the tour. Very good 👍 Take care and thanks admin, Helen & Dave 👍
Hi Helen & Dave - it has to be Yorkshire Tea, but have you tried Norfolk Brew, breakfast tea?? Try it…also milk is last 😂
Hi Greg, Yorkshire all the way but you’re not the 1st person to mention this Norfolk Brew, better investigate further. As for milk first mmmm well I’ve been making tea my way for 55 years (yes I was 6) and I’m always being asked to make the tea still 😂😂👍👍
I’m with Dave, milk first 👍👍👍
Well you would be !!!!! 😂
If I’m making it in a mug then it’s milk last, but if I have made the tea in a teapot then it’s milk in the cup/mug first and then pour the tea in.
@@OonaghThomas I get where you’re coming from with that👍 Can’t beat a nice cuppa tea 🫖
York shire tea bag water milk 👍💜X
You couldn’t resist jumping on the old milk 2nd band wagon could you Jennifer. 😂😂👍 TBH I had a Yorkshire tea earlier and did milk 2nd but Mums the word 👍
Hello Both, I'll start by saying the best cup of Tea is made the way you like it. My Goldilocks is Yorkshire Gold in a 1pint Mug with 1 teaspoon of un-refined granulated sugar, poor over BOILING water and leave to steep for 4 minutes-ish, squeeze out the bag and add semi skimmed milk. Bootiful!. Accompany this with a Scone for afternoon perfection. Again, for ME this is a warm plain scone adequately buttered, spread with clotted cream then a dollop of home made Blackcurrant Jam. Jam first or cream first is just a distraction, the main requirement is you can't bite into it without getting Jam (or cream if you must) on the end of you nose! Cheers Caz and Squash
Hi Caz & Squash, so poetic I had to read it twice, in fact, I may read it again with some of that Smooth FM bossa nova backing music.
Actually, preparing said tea and scone could be a video all on its own. Hang on??? Is it Scone or Scon?? 😂😂
@@HelenandDave For me it's Scon, but again I'm more interested in the eating rather than the Nomenclature! 🤣🤣🤣
Any Black Tea yes we use Yorkshire. We like Earl Grey and I love Green Tea. No milk ever LOL. I have not drunk a lot of beer since Lindsay had to stop drinking still have the odd and not so odd whisky. Take care and stay safe.
Hi David & Lindsay, The thing about whisky is, it's actually medicinal and therefore a necessity or at least, that's how I see it. Best wishes to you both, Helen & Dave
@@HelenandDave Yea agree but they will not put it on repeat prescription LOL
You will smell of smoke for days! Nice breakfast indeed......
We did Mike thought Helen had bought kippers 😂😂 Cracking brekkie 👍
I'm a Yorkshire tea girl myself. I always ask when I'm out if it's Tetley, I refuse to buy it. Tasteless sweepings up.
Nice one Linda, great taste in tea, well done. Thanks for watching, Helen & Dave
Yorkshire tea
Agreed Harry, best cup of tea yet 👍
My goodness what a breakfast 5*. I hadn’t had Yorkshire tea for some time but it was on special offer recently, I had been using Sainsbury’s red label. I am really surprised to find that the Yorkshire isn’t as strong and I think I prefer the red label which is good because it’s less expensive.
Hiya Sandra, we’ve heard Sainsburys red label is good too but not sure we’ve tried it. Brekkie was amazing even though we filmed it at 6pm 😂. Thanks as always, Helen & Dave 👍
Nice video Yorkshire tes got to be
Thanks for watching Ray, Yorkshire Tea every time 👍👍
Thompson's Tea! (no relation to me lol), milk first!
Nice one Kay! Milk first will keep an eye out for Thompsons! All the best, Helen & Dave 👍
Oooo that breakfast looked scummy (except for the beans)love beans any other time but not on a breakfast,if ever I'm lucky enough to meet you on a site in the future your cooking breakfast, but no beans and I'll make the tea ( the correct way) 😂❤❤❤
Good morning 👍 Breakfast was very nice, honest! (Including the beans). I actually prefer tomatoes on my brekkie but Helen doesn’t eat them. Thanks for watching. ATB, Helen & Dave 👍
The sign said no open fires,do they allow fire pits like yours.
John
Yes they do John, we obviously checked first and off the ground is fine.
Bought lidl tea bags is like tar some people like it that way far too strong but you dont know what theyre putting in it at the factory might not just be tea leaves
Must say we tried Lidl teabags and not at all impressed. Good ole Yorkshire wins the day for us. Best wishes, Helen & Dave
Hi Helen and Dave another brilliant video sounds a wonderful place to camp and the wildlife seems to be in abundance! Love the campfire and Dave you do a mean breakfast! Fruit pudding is a new one on me isn’t it Scottish? Need to try some of that! Mind you Victoria’s grandad always swore by fried spotted dick on his breakfast which is apparently a Hampshire tradition where he was from!
As for tea it’s got to be builders tea and Yorkshire tea but if you are ever in wales get some paned cymraeg 🏴 it’s a really nice blend not unlike Yorkshire tea and we love it! You can get it online and the caddies for it to go in we were told about it on holiday in north wales as we loved the tea!
Love Southwold and anything adnams would love to do the tour if we can when we go next year it’s great to see it made and i bet it was amazing from the brewery tap
I am surprised adnams don’t use greene king in bury st Edmond’s but the old bass brewery in burton is immense it’s well worth seeing on their tours we went with work
Hope the girls had a good day whilst you were all in adnams 😂 all the best to you all Daniel
Morning Daniel, brekkie and infact the whole campfire cooking experience was awesome. Yes fruit pudding is a Scottish breakfast tradition. Brewery tour was also a fab experience. The ladies enjoyed lunch without us but it was a mutual feeling 😂😊 Best wishes and thanks as always, Helen & Dave 👍
Another great vlog, but starting the “how do you make a cup of tea” debate is a dangerous game lol. As a non Yorkshireman clearly you will never know how its done proper like 😂 Tea bag first then hot water leave 4 min to brew remove the bag and add milk never squeeze the bag as it releases tannins and spoils the brew. The only thing you are doing right is Yorkshire Tea is the best!!!
Joking aside your vlogs are the best out there.
All the best Ian
Lovely feedback and much appreciated as always Ian thanks. I’ve spent most of my life getting things wrong 😂. Interesting debate though, and I’m going to give your tea making process a try 👍 Take care, Helen & Dave 👍
Try some Double ghost, bit over your volume limit but nice
Hi Michael, must say had a few already and found them most enjoyable 🍺🍺 Cheers, Helen & Dave 🍺🍺
Milk first ......jsm first 😁
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Living in the country isn’t as quiet as people think 😂
Hi Bessie, you're not wrong lol. Great fun though. Thanks for watching. Helen & Dave
It's got to be YORKSHIRE... although Sandra likes M&S earl grey black..... I like mine milk in last..
Can’t beat Yorkshire tea Dan. The best 👍 Cheers, Helen & Dave
What is fruit pudding? Seems odd to be cooking it with meat! 😂
Hi Roz, a strange breakfast accompaniment popular in Scotland. ‘Another traditional Scottish delicacy, suitable for frying or grilling. This delicious, sweet and savoury pudding is made using breadcrumbs, ginger, cinnamon, plump sultanas and currants.
Fantastic served with crispy bacon and a runny free-range egg.’ Cheers, Helen & Dave 👍
@@HelenandDave Thank you, a bit like eating cheese with fruit cake lol!
I reckon even I could organise a drinking session in a brewery, must do that one day.😉
I was brought up with milk in the cup first, now prefer milk last as the right amount of milk can be added, not too much, Twinings English Breakfast tea for me, otherwise, Yorkshire.
As for beer, Adman’s Broadside or Woodfordes Nelson’s Revenge, although Ghost Ship and Wherry are good substitutes. Alcon’s Encore also good, keeping it local. Cannot beat a good beer or two or three or eight along with camp fire cooking. Always remember, beer does not travel well, so should always be drunk to avoid the journey home, well, that is what I tell Lydia😇.
@@mellarner8253 That was almost going to be my thumbnail/title Dave organises a mess up in a brewery. Enjoyed a Lacons Encore in Cromer last night 🍺 Also visited Downtide and filmed a few Adrias very nice interiors. Watch out for a vid in a couple of weeks 👍
Sorry but a tea bag should never come into contact with milk. 😁 I'm not sure of the science behind it but if milk goes in first it definitely affects the flavour and strength of the brew.
Hi Phil, the debate goes on! 😂
@HelenandDave There is no debate, milk last! 😝 I wonder if anyone from abroad is reading this and thinking Brits & tea was just a stereotype? 😅