I grew up in the US, specifically New England, and my best friend's Dad was an ex-pat from South London. He fashioned up hearty British meals regularly to feed us after jumping down stairs on skateboards for a few hours every day after school, and I developed a deep love for meat pies, fish and chips, a Sunday roast dinner and British comedy. We'd all sit around the television with fold-out tables between 7-8pm and watch Monty Python, Fawlty Towers or Black Adder, depending on what the local provider was offering for BBC reruns that week.
Makes me proud to be a Yorkshireman watching this, great hearty and starchy grub. The Butcher's description of graft is pure class and spot on! Shoutout from North Yorkshire!
This is fascinating. I'm Canadian, and to see the home locations of some of the Premier League/ Championship teams and how the poeple eat and cook - it's a great series and I fucking love it.
I'm proud of the North of England. The best music has come from the north, it's cheaper to live, people more friendly, it's got the best football teams, beautiful countryside. FUCKING PIES!
Proper Geezer yes it does mate. or suppose, the best clubs should I say. just because a poor showing in europe for one season doesn't mean shit. you've just been listening to the pundits and the shit they spout. baa baa black sheep
Though I'm quite Southern, my family roots are in Yorkshire, it's such a proud working class tradition up there, showing more to Englishness than the work realises
Here in Australia meat pies are almost the national dish. Then I went to UK and was man-shamed by the quality and variety they had. Ours are mostly just a bucket of mince in puff pastry.
In Japan there are a lot of older confiserie shops, like the Gorobe-ame Honpo (Fukushima) Gorobe-ame Honpo is located in Aizuwakamatsu City in western Fukushima. Its signature sweets are jelly-like and made of glutinous rice. It's believed that the shop opened around the year 1180, and its treats are made using the same recipe that was enjoyed by the Minamoto Clan general, Minamoto-no-Yoshitsune, in 1189. It is presently in its 38th generation of ownership.
@@samhopkin2815 why are all of you getting offended? As if its not true? Look at London, it is not an English city anymore. English people fail to integrate the migrants they bring in sadly
@Clench Chad Man what i meant was that we handle immigration a little shitty and on a separate note minorities are getting blamed for the stabbings. I get they're unrelated im just bad at getting my point across man but i totally agree with you👍
Oh heavens I miss the pork pie and that shop looked banging. We don’t have them in France and for a country that prides itself on food we don’t have that kind of soft bun for the beef and gravy sandwich either and I think there is only one fish and chip van in the whole of the Paris region. I may have to return to Blighty👨🎨🤦🏻♂️
Nowt up with a chip butty, specially home made chips,white soft bread,and butter when it melts,bit of salt n vinegar,oh yeh we love a chip butty in Manchester.
Wheres the yorkshire pudding?I was raised on it, every sunday, mum was born in scarborough, I lived in Broughton, Northampton for 2 yrs. We have pubs here in San Diego, they serve traditional sunday dinner. Oh and, RIP MUM :-)
Really liking this series. Only thing is, that was Pateley Bridge & not Harrogate. I don't know how you guys got that wrong, they're nowhere near each other
The weird thing about British food is that the ideas are really great. Some of them you can't go wrong with. I mean, c'mon... Roast pork belly. How can you screw that up? But somehow, the British manage to go wrong with them. Soggy fish batter. Bland pies. Bland everything. It's uncanny. But when you do come across a good chef that knows how to cook.. man... such great food.
@@jdlc903 Most restaurants I've been to serve bland english food. Same with there cantina at work. I've been to restaurants that served really good British food, but those are the minority. It seems to me that British people are afraid of seasoning.
@@CristiNeagu it seems to me you don't know what you are talking about.no one is afraid of seasoning. I've lived on the continent and in the states the food scene in the UK, including traditional English is good.
@@jdlc903 Then I can only assume you also have poor taste in food. British food is known to be bland. It's something myself and many others have experienced first hand.
@@CristiNeagu i have a great palette and great taste in food.I have lived and eaten in many different countries and the food in England is good,great restaurant scene,great gastropub scene.
I grew up in the US, specifically New England, and my best friend's Dad was an ex-pat from South London. He fashioned up hearty British meals regularly to feed us after jumping down stairs on skateboards for a few hours every day after school, and I developed a deep love for meat pies, fish and chips, a Sunday roast dinner and British comedy. We'd all sit around the television with fold-out tables between 7-8pm and watch Monty Python, Fawlty Towers or Black Adder, depending on what the local provider was offering for BBC reruns that week.
London is the least British place in the UK and makes the worst fish and chips
London is the least British place in the UK and makes the worst fish and chips
Brilliant mate!! If you like the best of Brit comedy, have a look at " only fools and horses" !!
@@graemepae2839 I’ll definitely check it out. I’m currently about halfway through People Just Do Nothing.
@@mouija1450 Sunday roast dinners maaaaan! so so good!
"Youre from Cyprus, what made you come live in Yorkshire?"
"The weather."
That made me laugh so much.
the english deadpan delivery killed me
🤣
"Pork pie appreciation society" I have never been so proud of my country.
"He decided, instead of a fruit cake; he is a fruitcake"
Makes me proud to be a Yorkshireman watching this, great hearty and starchy grub. The Butcher's description of graft is pure class and spot on! Shoutout from North Yorkshire!
This is fascinating. I'm Canadian, and to see the home locations of some of the Premier League/ Championship teams and how the poeple eat and cook - it's a great series and I fucking love it.
"glad you didn't start snorting it", brilliant!.
LMAO I was trying to figure out what he was saying for the longest time. I think you are spot on!
I'm proud of the North of England. The best music has come from the north, it's cheaper to live, people more friendly, it's got the best football teams, beautiful countryside. FUCKING PIES!
YORKSHIRE CONTRA MUNDUM
Mome Momo It doesn't have the best teams, though...
Proper Geezer yes it does mate. or suppose, the best clubs should I say. just because a poor showing in europe for one season doesn't mean shit. you've just been listening to the pundits and the shit they spout. baa baa black sheep
Mome Momo The south of England has better clubs.
Proper Geezer your mum has better clubs
Props to this guy for getting through this and still having a fresh white tee at the end
That sweet shop is a thing of beauty. Have one near me in Hebden Bridge that I used to go to as a kid, an experience everyone should have.
As a fellow bradfordian this video brought a tear to my eye.
Good episode. Found this one to be a lot better than the previous two. The two pie and candy guys had some real personality.
I'd watch a whole video about the sweet guy . Haha
VICE!
Get that guy a show! I'd love to watch that.
Yes
killercaos123 Yeass.!!! Do a FULL documentary on him, his history, and all about his shop.!!!! ^.^ VICE YOU MUSSTT.!!!!!!!
I agree. Very unique shop and owner.
i love cocaine
I could really go for a pork pie right now. Thanks for that.
Though I'm quite Southern, my family roots are in Yorkshire, it's such a proud working class tradition up there, showing more to Englishness than the work realises
Here in Australia meat pies are almost the national dish. Then I went to UK and was man-shamed by the quality and variety they had. Ours are mostly just a bucket of mince in puff pastry.
Videos like this encourage me to visit England
i miss this kind of content. gotta step it back up again, munchies
These old Vices are awesome. Watching this and Wales atm.
My soul was lifted when the crowed sang "The Greasy Chip Butty Song"! :-' )
Chef Rich must be Aphex Twin's long lost brother
His twin perhaps
Aphex’s Twin
@@breslin44 Aphex's long lost Twin
Aphex Twins twin
Take my strong hand child
Euro Football matches look awesome. Im willing to make the trip across the pond to catch one
The candy guy seems like he could be a character out of Harry Potter. It's like a magical sweet apothecary
This guy kills it. I hope to see more episodes
In Japan there are a lot of older confiserie shops, like the Gorobe-ame Honpo (Fukushima) Gorobe-ame Honpo is located in Aizuwakamatsu City in western Fukushima. Its signature sweets are jelly-like and made of glutinous rice. It's believed that the shop opened around the year 1180, and its treats are made using the same recipe that was enjoyed by the Minamoto Clan general, Minamoto-no-Yoshitsune, in 1189. It is presently in its 38th generation of ownership.
6:59 is that a bong i can hear someone smoking in the back of that car?
I'd love to visit that candy shop one day. It looked amazing
no candy, only sweets! ;) there are shops like that all over here, but of course nothing beats the original
boopdafoopdontmind Agreed. I love the look of the place, too. Looks like an old-timey apothecary shop
Mayer Yedid
Come to York, visit the "Shambles" you'll love it.
boopdafoopdontmind What´s the difference between sweets and candy? :)
Robert Johnsson Nothing to be honest.
Well, I didn't really have a bucket list. But the sweets shop and pork pie place are on it.
Sweet shop is in Pateley Bridge, not Harrogate. 20 mins away. Love that shop.
The sweets business must be treating the old bloke alright judging by the Rolex on the left wrist.
He's a business man! Must be doing great to own the property/rent
Well it is Harrogate
Wow, that pork pie place had character ice creams, I remember that pelican tucan thing as a kid.
Brilliant. More UK please
That fish the chef cooked literally looked like it could be served to someone in a Bentley!
He's so adorable it hurts.
You can get gravy with a hot beef sandwich loads of places - Station Hotel, Northallerton.
The Twice Brewed next to Hadrian’s wall on the A69 do a great roast beef and gravy sandwich.
"you might not be proud of that, but i cant wait to get that in my mouth" words of encouragement if ive ever heard em ;)
I desperately need a pork pie and a bag of sweets
I would kill to have that sweets shop close by. So many flavours and varieties.
still has me creasin when they subtitle northeners hahaha
I can't help but laugh at the "need" for subtitles! (I was born in Huddersfield but grew up a bit closer to Leeds)
it's nice seeing real english people in all their englishness, a truly unique country
@@OkInsanity wtf man
agreed, it's nice to know only london and the surrounding area seems to be infected.
@@deprogramm oh you can fuck off too
@@samhopkin2815 why are all of you getting offended? As if its not true? Look at London, it is not an English city anymore. English people fail to integrate the migrants they bring in sadly
@Clench Chad Man what i meant was that we handle immigration a little shitty and on a separate note minorities are getting blamed for the stabbings. I get they're unrelated im just bad at getting my point across man but i totally agree with you👍
Sheffield had some of the nicest people I've met anywhere in the world.
Love the northerners,salt of the earth people,know how to have a laugh and cook the feel good grub
@Trevor Johnston cos they can't take a joke and are stuck up their own arses.
You Sheffield Fukka, your fish dish transpires world wide into smash mouth lordish grubb. Well done Ladd
The presenter is great.
This series was the best, really miss it.
the first part of this video is filmed on pye bank road where i used to live ..and the mighty lane UTB
Munchies series (Vice in general) has the best music.
I like munchies videos because they are never merely about the food, there is always story behind the food.
Love the banter between everyone
Best series on UA-cam
14:15 I’m glad you didn’t start snorting it 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What a great series 👍🏼 do the south of england
I bet keto dieters were cringing while watching this.
Can confirm
who r mr keto dieters pls?
Makes a change, most of the time they’re making us cringe
Keto people cant sleep because you need carbs to make serotonin
Fuck fad diets.
They do a cracking breakfast at bolstermoor farm shop 👌🏻
Now I'm homesick
Oh heavens I miss the pork pie and that shop looked banging. We don’t have them in France and for a country that prides itself on food we don’t have that kind of soft bun for the beef and gravy sandwich either and I think there is only one fish and chip van in the whole of the Paris region. I may have to return to Blighty👨🎨🤦🏻♂️
Nowt up with a chip butty, specially home made chips,white soft bread,and butter when it melts,bit of salt n vinegar,oh yeh we love a chip butty in Manchester.
I like this guy! Hes really
Laid back, diffrent from the other host(who i like also) also kinda resembles paul walker a bit
Traditional British food is amazing!
Just did a 50 quid order in that sweet shop ha! Had to be done!
When he said this looks good but I know what I'd prefer to eat he looked so insulted till he got the joke 😂
Yorkshire is the best place in the world. I'm voting Yorkshire First.
Wheres the yorkshire pudding?I was raised on it, every sunday, mum was born in scarborough, I lived in Broughton, Northampton for 2 yrs. We have pubs here in San Diego, they serve traditional sunday dinner. Oh and, RIP MUM :-)
The song of Sheffield supporters is the same of behin batian loiolan(a song os basque country)
There are just some people, male or female, who smile at you and the world feels alright. The host is definitely one of them.
I must get myself over to that sweet shop!!!
When I was in Yorkshire, those pork pies are staples really.
Pork pie wedding cake, I could manage one of them on my own.
I just find it so funny how they're singing their own version of Annie's song 😁
People from Newcastle have never traveled to Leeds by the coach load at Christmas time!
So basically french fry sandwich with bacon and tomato sauce. Sounds bomb, I'm gunna try that.
Salami from southern Italy 😂😂😂 Tesco down the road more like 😂
well,where do they get their salami from?
John Denver wrote that song. "You fill up my senses, like night in a forest"
I want to go to a Euro soccer game.Seems like phun with how much they are all into it,then party/eat after!
That sweet shop is amazing!!
Sheffield, what a club now.
Good video, thank's.
I love Pontefract cakes
Mmmm, that beef and gravy sandwich!
Really liking this series. Only thing is, that was Pateley Bridge & not Harrogate. I don't know how you guys got that wrong, they're nowhere near each other
What a great channel.Cheers.
cant believe your talking pies and didnt go to wilsons in crossgates best in the north by a long mile
Food looks amazing.
WHITE ROSE WHITE ROSE
I love his puffy black jacket
What’s this guy there??? This is definitely Charlet’s district!
Where is she? I miss her!
Stew and dumplings with half a loaf of bread. Fuck yes
1:03 the guy in red just came in his pants lol
Great series.
Vice needs to get more english MUNCHIES videos!
I have eaten the exact beef sandwich he had and i can tell you: it. Is. Great....
Thank you for the subtitles. No clue what these Brits are saying.
The weird thing about British food is that the ideas are really great. Some of them you can't go wrong with. I mean, c'mon... Roast pork belly. How can you screw that up? But somehow, the British manage to go wrong with them. Soggy fish batter. Bland pies. Bland everything. It's uncanny. But when you do come across a good chef that knows how to cook.. man... such great food.
Its not screwed up though or bland,I've been living here for ten years
@@jdlc903 Most restaurants I've been to serve bland english food. Same with there cantina at work. I've been to restaurants that served really good British food, but those are the minority. It seems to me that British people are afraid of seasoning.
@@CristiNeagu it seems to me you don't know what you are talking about.no one is afraid of seasoning.
I've lived on the continent and in the states the food scene in the UK, including traditional English is good.
@@jdlc903 Then I can only assume you also have poor taste in food. British food is known to be bland. It's something myself and many others have experienced first hand.
@@CristiNeagu i have a great palette and great taste in food.I have lived and eaten in many different countries and the food in England is good,great restaurant scene,great gastropub scene.
I'm not from Yorkshire but...a pork pie wedding cake? Yes please.
Need more of these to come out this about the 12th time I’ve watched this 😂
Really like this guy!
cranstons in cumbria does the best pork pies. STANDARD!!
Them pork pies look beautiful 👌🏻
YES THIS IS MY HOMETOWN
3:30 I’m assuming he’s talking about N’duja?
can't believe yer dint av a yorkshire fishcake in sheffield !