Americans Try Afternoon Tea In London For The First Time
Вставка
- Опубліковано 30 тра 2024
- "This is not good for my body, but it's so good for my... everything else."
Credits: www.buzzfeed.com/bfmp/videos/...
Check out more awesome videos at BuzzFeedVideo!
bit.ly/YTbuzzfeedvideo
bit.ly/YTbuzzfeedblue1
bit.ly/YTbuzzfeedviolet
GET MORE BUZZFEED:
www.buzzfeed.com
www.buzzfeed.com/videos
/ buzzfeedvideo
/ asis
/ buzzfeedblue
/ buzzfeedviolet
/ perolike
/ ladylike
BuzzFeedVideo
BuzzFeed Motion Picture’s flagship channel. Sometimes funny, sometimes serious, always shareable. New videos posted daily!
Love BuzzFeed? Get the merch! BUY NOW: goo.gl/gQKF8m
MUSIC
SFX Provided By AudioBlocks
(www.audioblocks.com)
Tales From Another Place_Full
Licensed via Warner Chappell Production Music Inc.
The Traveller_Full
Licensed via Warner Chappell Production Music Inc.
Simple Pleasures_Full
Licensed via Warner Chappell Production Music Inc.
Waltz Happiness_FullMix
Licensed via Warner Chappell Production Music Inc.
Positive Mood_Main
Licensed via Warner Chappell Production Music Inc.
The Eiffel Swing_FullMix
Licensed via Warner Chappell Production Music Inc.
Django Cafe_FullMix
Licensed via Warner Chappell Production Music Inc.
STILLS
Despite Price Rises The British Love Of A Cup Of Tea Endures
Christopher Furlong/Getty Images
Coffee cup set icon
sergio34/Getty Images
EXTERNAL CREDITS
The May Fair Hotel
www.themayfairhotel.co.uk/
So envious of Steven. He's always travelling to different places to try something new.
That's because his projects clicked with the audience.
And get paid
He's genuine and has this humble charisma that really clicks with people. Also he's adorkable
Worth it was his idea and it got tons of views.
Priya K I'm British and I take it everyday in a simpler form. Today was coffee, banana and chocolate brioche.
That’s not Andrew.
Ishan Ali Do you think Adam is filming?
it's Dustin Poirier
I always see you in comments
it isn’t? wow
You’re right. He’s the hotter version. Lol
Dear Americans,
We don’t eat this at all unless we’re on a sophisticated railway ride or in Chelsea or Kensington, London. I’m British and I’ve only ever had this 3 times in my life 😂
Oh wait, I had it at the Hilton in Manchester a few days ago 😅
Of course, you'd have to be pretty rich in order to eat like this everyday that which I'm willing to bet most English aren't. 'Afternoon tea' for most is simply just having a cup of bagged tea around noon time, nothing special.
usually we don’t have afternoon tea often, we have it as a treat with friends and compared to what Americans think, we don’t have it always. also for scones it’s jam then cream :)
It’s like the British thinking that Americans eat McDonalds or pizza on a daily basis.
Oh wait.... we do.
Sea Oh 😂
James corden sure seems to know alot about tea time
brock lesnerd, since he isn't James Corden but actually an executive chef for a chain of hotels I can't imagine why you're so surprised and so ignorant.
Barbara Danley r/woosh
@@bcaye You're either a troll or not very bright. Or both?
@@englishatheart James Corden first of all is not Scottish and although they look alike they're very different people. One does show business whereas the other is a chef.
@@elliemadden6295 wait you think the chef is Scottish??? He's from Yorkshire deffo 😂😂
Hello Brit here:
Your Answer to how people ate Afternoon Tea between lunch and dinner is because originally the aristocracy would have lunch I believe around 12pm ish which would compose of a very light meal and dinner wouldn’t start still later approx 7:30pm- 9pm we mustn’t forget that these dinners parties would last hours sometimes. Anna Maria Russel, The Duchess of Bedford would find herself feeling faint between the two meals. So she would call for tea and cake to boost her energy levels between the two meals therefore creating the concept of Afternoon Tea. She thought having the snack to be such a great idea she started inviting people to join her.
interesting!
All our best idea came from hungry people. Sandwiches have a similar origins story
You're not you when you're hungry... Invent a new meal.
The best part of all this is I'm related to her!
Very interesting!
That food looks quite *tas-tea*
Veridian you’re so punny!!!
Lol that's something Andrew would say
Buh dum tiss
How bout a pas-tea
I see what you did there. Lol.
Meanwhile I’m dipping my digestives in a mug of M&S tea...
Shiv R what are digestives? Are they like cookies?
whoa, look at this guy with his Marks and Spencers tea, I'm rooting round bins outside poundland hoping they threw out an old box of PG tips!
Muff1nStuff you don't have digestives in America??
Where I'm from digestives don't have chocolate on them, I'm sort of getting kind of jealous
Viivi well it's not all good because it melts in your tea anyway :(
as a British person it honestly upsets me that some people have never experienced afternoon tea. it's so delightful
I come from Australia and my family does high tea on special occasions. But every couple days I have a proper afternoon tea.
I've never had an afternoon tea before
As a US person it honestly upsets me that some people have never experienced afternoon tea. It is my absolute favorite dining experience.
I've never had an Afternoon tea before in my entire life! Please I wanna and love to experience it!
I worked at a construction company and as a bonus from a client, we were served full afternoon tea with all the trimmings. Imagine 25 burly tradesmen, sitting at tables with fresh white linen clad tables laden with delicate china, drinking tea and eating dainty finger food.... we all became strangely civilised and gentlemanly, it was surreal.
Sometimes I laugh at British stereotypes, but then I remember that my mum once came home from work panicked that she had only had 5 cups of tea that day and then proceeded to make 2 more...
Also I love going for afternoon tea, but I usually get a glass of prosecco with it too!
Jenny Gilchrist d'aw, your mum is adorable hehe
Jenny Gilchrist my favourite stereotype is the constantly apologising one. I have only been here for two years and I actually said 'sorry' to a fence after bumping into it 😂
Dig Dug most Brits say 'oop' I know I do
When somebody says "sorry" after they bump into me, I usually respond with "you will be"
IKR SO TRUE
Imagine being flown out to a whole other country to try tea... as your job. You get paid for this.
badyuff, pretty sure they did more than just have tea.
Barbara Danley pretty sure the joke flew right over your head
badyuff, that was intended to be funny? LAME.
badyuff when the video came out I r/wooshed this person like 3 times on other comments lol
They get paid to make TV shows. What they're doing on the show may look fun, but it's still work.
How dare you sandwich a scone. 😂🤦♂️
They haven’t experienced it properly without a scone with clotted cream and jam 🤦♂️
Truth 👏👏 it's the best part imo, besides the tea 😏
@@makurradoshi4498 yeah
That guy looks like James Corden 😂
Hahahahaha.. right
Maybe that’s his cousin
I really thought james lost weight
Hahahahahahaha ikr 😂😂😂
Everyone in Brit looks like James Corden.
Americans gonna think all of us English folk have afternoon tea... 😂
Shhh, we do.
You don't?
my life has been a lie
Speedy Gonzalez
Ikr! I'm just here like... If I get hungry I'll just eat some crisps or whatever 😂
My mom thought that for the longest time 😂 It took for me to marry and English man and move to England for her to realize we don't stop everything and have afternoon tea. "Afternoon tea" is just lunch usually without tea lol
Lemon scone with vanilla mascarpone sounds delicious but it's not a proper afternoon tea. Why not start with a baseline? Only then can you have the perspective to enjoy 'spins'.
Feel like that's the messiest consumption of afternoon tea I've ever witnessed 😂
You two American boys at a table this is restraint you’re witnessing
When afternoon tea for you is dragging your butt home from school and grabbing like biscuits then lying on the sofa for like an eternity
Saw Steven eating food of some sort, immediately clicked
AksentNetharia same!! 😊
AksentNetharia 😆😆😆Me too
But not Andrew, feels bad
hahahahaha same
21 SAVAGE i legit thought the other guy was andrew for a few seconds
I'm American and we (my family at least) have afternoon tea on most holidays and special occasions, so I never thought it was a foreign concept. Glad they are trying it in this video, it's fun to dress up dining every now and again. :)
I wish there was an etiquette mistake counter, I'm cringing at all the mistakes
Jam or cream first?
Especially the finger hook 😫
"Cream cheese" 3:56
Lighten up. It’s just food. It goes down to your stomach, same way with everything food! 😂
I came here only to see all the mistakes.
5:23 I HEARD THAT HILARY DUFF REFERENCE
Emma Grace Medalla Yes! I’m not the only one 😂
I scrolled through so many comments just looking for who else heard it. 🙌🏼
Becca Turner me too
Scrolled through many comments to see if someone else heard the Hilary Duff song
I was looking for this comment 😂
"You're not gonna wait for me? That's very rude." - Andrew
"Did you just eat without me without cheersing?" - Steven
The pinkie emerged in pre revolutionary french aristocratic culture. The rules about how could bed who were a tad laissez faire, to say the least. The pinkie poking out emerged as a way for noble women to let any potential partners to the fact that the lady in question had venereal disease. So there we go.
And also, it is known that the Queen prefers her scones the Cornish way, which is jam and then cream, and for god's sake, do not sandwich the two halves together.
Oh really? I had always heard that the pinky finger pointing when drinking came from when herbs and spices were very expensive and so to be polite you would keep your little finger off your glass to keep it dry so that when you went to pinch some pepper or spice or herb with your thumb and little finger you did not take more then you actually needed.
Next time I have tea with scones, I’m going to sandwich them together 😁😁🤣🤣
The bottom layer is pretty much the amount of food I eat in whole day.
So, very little?
No one cares
You do have to share and some for later 😀
@@user-nu9bq7kg4d Don’t be a salty ass, please.
@@akirabestdayever422 It’s not called being salty it’s called being honest
Can't beat some tea. Can't believe Americans don't have this. It's timeless. Especially the scones with cream and jam with a nice hot cup of tea. Omggggggg.
The Won, we do, but we just call it a snack.
Who's a fellow Brit here? 🙌💕🇬🇧
C T hellooo
C T me, I'm from Wales
BTSIsDeStRoYIngMe SToB It hiiii
Sian Hopkins Yasssss!
Sup fam
Me watching this: ffs we're not all toffs sipping tea
Me thinking about last week sitting with my mini sandwiches and cakes: 😬
😂
Im not british but i love the idea of afternoon tea. I already love tea and admire the british culture. I hope i can travel there one day and maybe possibly live there after college if i can
Afternoon tea in London is sharing a pack of chocolate digestives and a cuppa tea or coffee with ya mate when he pops down to see what’s happening! 😂😂 what you lot done was boujeeee
Toby Stone I agree
Toby Stone what they have done would be seen in high regard- something I would advise for you to part take in and you will no longer have this opinion
Honestly there are many places with special deals where you can do Afternoon tea at a reasonable price. A lot of the times the food is replenishable so if you have an appetite it will pay off. I don't think this is a regular thing but it's nice to treat yourself sometimes! That and a good wine bar with a cheese spread are my two favourite 'treats'.
Shin Khant Aung Myint there's no such thing as a British accent, the country has so many varied accents, depending on where you go. And they really do sound quite different.
Elovate extra 118 people agree with me so I think your boujee trollness can be gone now. BYEEEE 👋
Careful feeding Ben those pastries Steven... Andrew might get jealous and you'll have to do a Worth It London series! 😂😂
Didn't that already get done? Or was 'Worth It: UK' not enough for you?
hugin munin No it wasn't. I want the Steven & Andrew combo. That would be 'refreshing'
😂😂😂
I love how well they got along tbh, it was really adorable!
5:24 wow Ben just won my heart for singing that Hilary Duff’s Come Clean 😍😍
I had to scroll down the comments to make sure I wasnt the only one who noticed
I kept cringing at just how "American-toursit-like" so many moments were! LOL Glad y'all had a wonderful afternoon tea! :-)
camille aigail what we're the touristy moments?
lol I probably used that word wrong, but I was referring to basically how an American visiting England MIGHT act...like using a fake British accent putting pinkies up when sipping tea, chowing down hard on foods that are probably meant to be eaten more "sophisticated"-like. I'm from the United States, and I could just totally see my family acting like that, and me being all embarrassed, thinking we were offending Brits or something. I hope that makes sense. They just totally stuck out as Americans, that's all. :-)
Hahahahaha Im glad I wasnt the only one. Im not American though. Hahah
Uhm for starters the pinky bull crap, like really you're asking if you drink tea with your pinky up. Not all British people who drink tea let alone around the world do it like they over exaggerate it in the movies.Then when they said cheers. Cringe worthy. We cheers everything? Think about a normal meal between two people that is proper, do you hear glasses clingy and people being obnoxious and saying cheers? NO!!
I didn't find it cringy at all, it was surprising to hear what seemed obvious to me, was not for them and if anything I'm glad they asked someone because it prevents themselves as well as the audience from being ignorant in this regard.
fame changed andrew
When he bit into the scone “sandwich”
Me: cringe
I have seen several of these videos of people visiting a tea house, but this is, by far, my favorite!
I love finger sandwiches. I'm not sure why but sandwiches taste better cut until little slivers like that.
i have about 9 mugs of tea a day. still isn’t enough
hersays same here, I'm actually drinking tea as we speak
Thats weak i drink 79 cups of tea a day while being hooked up to an iv that only ever delivers the strongest most expensive tea directly into my bloodstream i even shower in tea, your 9 cups is pathetic!
Really?
hersays i actually have an addiction. I need at least 5 cups a day :'>
Haha me too
Damn, I love tea. I specifically searched for tea videos, just because I love it so much. I‘m from germany and in the northern parts of our country we actually have lots of tea rooms too (sadly, not where I‘m from) and I grew up having a lot of black tea with milk on saturdays and sundays with cake, biscuit or other sweets. I loooved it so much and am now always thinking of those cozy weekends with my family, everytime I‘m having one. Became a real addiction. I‘m always buying different sorts of tea from my local tea shop and have a pot of tea every morning. Soooo much better than coffee! Sorry for the long text, I just wanted to express my love for tea 😬
MESSAGE TO ALL AMERICANS:
We don’t all have afternoon tea, personally I’ve only had it a couple of times and it’s not as posh as that. It’s literally sandwiches and cake.
Message from a US American: Treat yourself to a posh afternoon tea every now and then. Even if you just do it at home with some friends, it is a nice way to enjoy some time together.
@@ricoatthebeach tbf it's not part of today's culture, but I think only tories who live in Cornwall have afternoon tea these days
But was it *worth it*
TonyTheAsian they’re exploring, I’ve been in the UK for 14 years and in MY OWN OPINION, nothing worth it about it.
Draw Nocrabal Andrew is the star of Worth It a UA-cam channel. It was in Jest.
“We have the sugar rings with the chocolate sauce”
A donut?? 😂
i'm American who lived in England last year for a year & seven summers in a row before that & i can justifiably say, this is very high end afternoon tea ( which i've done & have loved ) & you can still go for tea and scones without spending a lot. I was happy with just going for a cream tea ( a pot of tea & two scones ) & i was perfectly happy. Most of my friends who are British love high tea too, but don't go as often as people make it out to be. This is not like an everyday or weekly thing but common.
My mouth was watering watching you guys have afternoon tea! I love scones with clotted cream and jam!
You guys need to try Indian chai! Would make for an epic video ;)
YASSS INDIAN CHAI will be amazing
Chai is the best!
They already did
In South Africa we drink malasa drink as well, is Indian chai the same as masala tea?
Safa Siddiqi yes! I miss it, haven't had it for a while
I want to do fancy things like this
HolyBlue Berries Did you get the attention you wanted ? If so get outta of here . Begone ! Adios! Arrivederchi!
it's not fancy, it's a just a normal everyday thing
Theresa H don't worry about him or her. That's what happens to your brain when your parents raise you in a meth lab
Sarina Thomas well it's probably common where you're from.
Nae West people think all British people do afternoon tea and that it’s all fancy and posh but that’s not true. A lot of people I know (yes all British including me) don’t do afternoon tea. Plus afternoon tea isn’t always like that they just did, it can be having a cup of tea in your living room with some biscuits watching tv. Because of that’s it’s probably normal in a lot of countries
I’ve been there for tea and yup, it’s really good. But there’s also some fusion Japanese afternoon tea places which are very innovative. This is more classic
As an American, I'm ashamed at how American they're being in this episode.
Dont worry, I know classy Americans too :D
@@Nidiya1210 I do too, but it's still sad it's so common that it's a stereotype.
@@thatspoonybard8013 well i am English from England and ill tell you afternoon tea is never like this normally is one cup of tea and maybe a biscuit you call it cookies.
We have so many brands to choose from. Or its a cake a small cake like a mr Kipling
But we don't do tea like this lol not anymore how they shown tea like this is only for the rich back in the 1600s.
And afternoon tea is never a priority in a busy world
Me too
You guys are still cool
There’s a café in my town pretty much dedicated to afternoon tea, it looks super good
When they are they scones like a sandwich I cringed so baddd, like it just seems so wrong to me😂
Tyrannosaurus Chen not you alone
It seems wrong to me that u can’t spell properl
hasima-e- Hafiz pardon? When you didn’t even spell ‘properly’ properly?😂
Tyrannosaurus Chen *Why do you say pardon in England? I know it means being a little more polite, but don’t you say what or something when you are talking informally?*
Iustin Raducanu tbh pardon can be used in a rude way too, it depends on your tone of voice, we say what a lot too, idk I guess sometimes what just sounds too abrupt I guess? Idk you’ve made me all self-conscious now😂
what?? no clotted cream... thats not a proper cream tea... and what's with the french music???
Love afternoon tea. When my cousin and I visited London, we booked afternoon tea at the Fan Museum. Highly recommended.
andrew not being here is NOT my cup of tea
Steven cheating on Andrew smh
They butchered that cream tea so badly!!!! So many violations!!! Mayfair hotel what are you doing?!!? #Shouldhavegonetofortnums
lmao XDDDDD
Yaaay you finally came to London!!! Should definitely try out the harrods tea selection
STEVEN SANDWICHED HIS SCONE THATS NOT HOW IT WORKS
Gracie May-Boniface I was thinking the same thing
What do you do then lol
ThunderPlunder101 keep it in halves normally
Caused me to scream out 😭
That scone sandwich disgusted me! Nooo! Eat the two halves separately! Afternoon tea is my favourite meal. I love cake and scones.
You gotta hold your phone with a pinkie up while watching this
Veridian I actually tried it too 😂
But the pinkie thing isn’t correct.
No idea where it came from or why people do it.
It’s usually only seen in people who look up to “posh” people, who are trying to look fancy but have no actually contact with them and think its what posh people do (their own words). If anything it’s a faux pas.
@Veridian: Ugh no - never, ever hold your pinkie up!
Veridian maybe not the best idea to do this with my iPad...
mothy I'm guessing it camed from princess movies
At 2:29 he is thinking, "Where the hell is Andrew?"
Their table etiquette is driving me insane! Awful!
Ahhhhhh they need to close their mouth and AAAAAHGAGAGAGA
You're pathetic, please.....get that checked.
Yep its Marcry So you think they should make a video of them eating in silence? Would you watch that?
Yes I wouldn’t go with people like that
They're not eating at Downton Abbey. Who cares?!
THAT DOESN'T LOOK LIKE ANDREW....
PrincessRiners - it was meant to be a joke
He looks better than Andrew
They have a similar concept in South America. In Chile Its kind of like a tea time but they are called "Onces" (oun-seh)
stobit. Well Bolivia and Argentina have afternoon tea. They call it Merienda or Refigerio. When i was in Bolivia tea time before dinner was a thing almost everyday.
We also call our afternoon snack time "meryenda" in the Philippines. :)
stobit. "Lanche" here in Portugal. Usually coffee and toast or something the likes of that
Onces is elevenses, which is similar to brunch. You have it at about eleven. You can tell because onces is Spanish for elevens
shadebug you’re not suppose to have it by eleven but normally you eat in between lunch and dinner
It’s called onces because minors used it as a code for aguardiente (hard liquor), since the word has eleven letters.
In Chile we normally eat tostadas con palta or avocado toast for once
I literally yelled "Noo!!" when he made a scone sandwich
Wait...did he just sing a Hilary Duff song?
Tea is a hug in a mug. Love it 😊
My heart flutters every single time I see Ben.
Aurora Meiesna it's probably angina..
Aurora Meiesna too sweet of you ;)
Why????
that chef looks like James Corden???
Best afternoon tea I ever had was at the Firmdale owned Soho Hotel, the place is super stylish as well and it's not unlikely to bump into a celebrity if you were there during a quiet period.
You can eat there without staying in the hotel (I have never stayed in a London hotel as I live there...)
I love that they say cheers, I personally always say "here's to tea"
Didn't notice he wasn't Andrew until he talked
“This is not good for my body nor my wallet”
Looks amazing,I recently had a tea party and etiquette lessons with my friends
Afternoon tea is good but I haven’t eaten one in ages. The only tea places I know that do stuff like this in my area are Betty’s or creams.
So like my city centre
Whitby
York
Or Harrogate
English people or my fellow Yorkshire folk get it
"It's a crumpet"
Me: *facepalms*
Mate. Without the jam and cream it just isn't a proper SCOAN
James Dutson is that why I haven't really enjoyed most scones I've tried? Here in the southern US I've never seen clotted cream and/or jam made available to go with a scone. if eating a scone without cream and jam is like eating a hot dog without mustard on it, well no wonder I haven't been impressed by a scone! it's incomplete!
Anna Chapman I don't know if jam is the same for us at it is for you but give it a try!
Should probably start with getting proper scones. US scones are more like rock cakes and no amount of jam or cream could make that taste nice. British scones are basically a sweet 'American biscuit'.
There’s an afternoon tea place where I live and it’s so good, but I couldn’t even imagine how good an actual London Tea would be
I cut out when he said “ I though finger sandwiches were made from fingers”
as an American Their conduct is cringy. 😐
Being an English person this was incredibly difficult to watch.
Because Ben seems to have the general knowledge of a 4 year old?
Is that the golden gate bridge?
it ain't that serious, they're tourist.
Rach Kate yes. Definitely.
ThunderPlunder101 my profile picture? Yeah I took a holiday to the USA last year. Cheers for noticing my amazing Photography skills though.
They should have gone to Betty's in Yorkshire. They do the best and most famous afternoon tea
Rachel padgett is yorkshire a town in england?
Iustin Raducanu as someone from Yorkshire this comment caused me physical pain
@lustin Raducanu Yorkshire is a county in england, for future refeference if it ends in shire it's most likely a county.
Yorkshire is a large county in the north of England, which York is in, which is the city that Betty's Tearoom is in.
Yorkshire is the county and Betty’s Is in the town of Harrogate
My mum comes over from Germany at least once a year and its become tradition for us to go for afternoon tea. Its such a chilled, sociable thing to do. Its taken is 3 hours to get through ours before because we're just enjoying the conversation and watching the world go by.
Got that Hillary duff song going in my head as soon as he said "let the rain", THEN HE STARTED SINGING IT!! Yaaaas
Well to be perfectly honest, in my humble opinion, of course without offending anyone who thinks differently from my point of view, but also by looking into this matter in a different perspective and without being condemning of one's view's and by trying to make it objectified, and by considering each and every one's valid opinion, I honestly believe that I completely forgot what I was going to say.
Ahahahaha
The bromance was off here. We need Andrew and Adam in this...
It was so beautiful, all that treats and cool teas
Omg I love having tea service. There is a place in San Francisco called crown and crumpet that has a afternoon tea service...so good 💕💖☕️🍰
Andrew after this: "WELCOME HOME CHEATER"
05:52 Given the quality of the food and the restaurant, I don't think most people can afford to have afternoon tea quite like this.
TheDeadPoet it tends to be a special occasion or the middle class, and a fairly common social activity for the upper class.
I've never had afternoon tea like that and looks delicious!! But it also looks like, meal for 3, not for 2
Yesss afternoon tea is the best 😍 I rly recommend the one in selfridges
The guy in the video explaining the food looks like James Corden from The Late Late Show
I hope Steven and Andrew never divorce. This wasn’t the same.
My husband is a typical dude but when we moved to England he's the one who got all excited about having afternoon tea here. We've had fancy-schmancy afternoon tea at places like Claridge's, and we've gone to way more budget friendly places like Harriet's Tearoom and Munnings in Lavenham.
In Vienna there is a famous tea house called Haas & Haas where you can order Afternoon Tea variations from around the world, like a classic English afternoon tea like in this video, or even a Scandinavian or Viennese one. Now I made myself hungry again x.x
5:04 you cheated on Andrew, Steven.. Lol
Im a true British and trust me, afternoon tea is good. Just wait till you have an all day brunch in london.
DaBoi David afternoon tea is da best!!!👌💜
@Kate A Exactly, its good. So plain and simple, but yet magnificent.
I'm not British but in Chile we also have afternoon tea XD is called la once, and is more like at 7-8 pm we use to have la once instead of have dinner , not many people have dinner here in Chile, and is the same as in this video... We drink tea or coffee with any kind of bread (marraqueta is one of the most popular ) filled with anything and biscuits with juice if you're going to have a full once
You guys are awesome. Thank you
I’mBritish and it’s not that posh all the time 😂😂
I am a Brit and have never had afternoon tea... I-I feel ashamed.
Hexlyn Spells Same 😂
Great Scott! Hand in your union Jack underpants 🤣🤣🤣
Hexlyn Spells it is ok many Brits have never had afternoon tea so you are not the only one.
You have never had a cup of tea in the afternoon?
me neither, im a brit and im ashamed to admit that......... I don't like tea
2:20 Steven is seriously contemplating if he should ever leave without Andrew again
I had tea at the Savoy similar to this. First of all you don't eat everything on each tier. Secondly the tea is the focus and you give your preference before being served
.