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In my experience (I've lived in Britain for over 20 years) rice pudding is always served as a dessert, the only time I seen it served at Breakfast was at a resort in Portugal. Also as to the Full English Breakfast, an FEB as you describe is actually fast becoming a rarity due to younger generations being put off by the amounts of fried elements in it's composition
you know what, Lauren? as i know you'll agree, the full English Breakfast is NOT fast becoming a rarity here. this is not even true of most of the young here. ,,,well, at least here in the Midlands. we have tons of cafes here that pretty much specialise in serving copious amounts of FRIED FOOD, especially this Breakfast classic that'll never fail to please the eater, whether the eater is older or younger or in between. these cafes are thriving in my area. how about yours?
@@pkhodges1169 whilst for the East Midlands region it might be quite common to see young people to eat a full English/ all day breakfast when eating out, my initial comment was focusing (obviously not very clearly) on national statistics on what people are making (or not) at home. As to if people in my local area are eating FEBs when out, I live in a dormitory village outside a large city in the South West and whilst I'm sure both the pub and the cafe at the rugby club offer it I don't frequent either place enough to know how often it is ordered
@@laurensteenkamp7693 Hi Lauren, thanks for answering. ... i care nothing about these BabbleTop statistics, cuz they leave the majority of people out and only do a small cross section of people. but,,,,i DO study food, and am focused the most on what people love to eat, and what they don't love, and why, cuz i DO food myself. ... as you say, and rightly so, regional areas differ a bit in food preferences, and even in the Pub Classics they make and are known for, and that's the cool thing about researching online, and travelling around like i DO, and seeing what dishes the people themselves really love and why, and what they'd like to see on the menus that they don't see now, and why? ....then, i create the foods with all of this in mind. ....by the way, i haven't been to Rugby for awhile, but i love the place. every town and city has it's own special character. the people make the place what it is, and there's a special warmth about Rugby.
I've had Yorkshire pudding when our English neighbor made it. It was very good. I don't see why English food is so maligned. Maybe I'm just weird in my food likes.
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I have had most of these iconic British Foods. The only two I will not try are blood sausage and steak and kidney pie. Blood sausage just sounds disgusting, and if kidney is as bad as liver as a prepared meat, no thank you. Great video. Amazing narrator.
Hello Mr D, Brit here. Black pudding and steak and kidney pudding (or even pie) are honestly delicious. You clearly have a wide palate as you've eaten lots of the other stuff. Hope you give them a try someday.
I was bought up around pommy grandparents in Australia here and I have heard about black puddings in Australia and I would never ever eat black pudding in my life span here because it's has definitely gotten real life pigs blood yuck but I personally prefer the pork pies in Australia here yummo
So I tried biscuits and gravy as a brit visiting sanfransico and soon as I ate the biscuits I said that's a scone and I was like ok so I just need to make the special gravy and make it in the UK at home so yeah scons as gravy shal I call it
lol...so true....yet some Brits don't realise the two are the same even after eating an American Baking Powder biscuit. ....call it biscuits and gravy....haha....unless you're having it with jam and clotted cream =) =)
OMG, I love fish and chips. I've been making it for years using that name (I'm American). Also, has anyone been able to get through public school in the US without eating shepard's pie????
yes, but is the US school's version of Shepherd's Pie made only with LAMB and no other meat qualifies, or is it really COTTAGE PIE, and made with beef or any other meat you prefer, mostly mince/ ground? ....my granddaughter's husband makes a fabulous COTTAGE PIE with Elk so i'm told, but they call it SHEPHERD'S PIE. lol
that version of the Bacon sandwich shown here is strange. that's not what we call them. mostly we know them as a BACON BUTTIE. often it's served on a bap or bun (a soft one), and the bacon is the English Back Bacon, and never crispy...also, the person can choose red sauce or brown sauce. red sauce is catsup(now called ketchup)...the brown sauce is somewhat fruity and very unique. always, since i moved here from the US in 1994 i've had my BACON BUTTIE with brown sauce. ...never tried it with Frank's Red Hot, but...i have Frank's hot sauce on most else,,,haha.
The UK may not be a "culinary goldmine" but at least we don''t eat orange-coloured squares of taste-free polythene and persuade ourselves that it is "cheese".
Shepherd's pie and cottage pie are different. Spotted dick with tea? Never heard of that. Marmalade with a full English. That's new to me. Yorkshire pudding is not a meal. Many very weird ideas there.
you are right. i'm from the US. i was born and raised there, but i've lived in the UK since 1994, and the ideas here are not completely true. as you say so very politely, Karl, many are very weird.
@@pkhodges1169 I love Wallace and gromit I don’t care if I have to wait 2 years for the new movie I’m just glad that my favourite British characters are back
@@edenanimates1465 i agree. Wallace & Gromit are funny characters. .... Wallace built a better rocket than NASA too, cuz it actually got them to the moon. that picnic was cool. neither of them floated off into outer space, and they could breathe the air, but that chunk of moon cheese was so dry, and hard to swallow, and i doubt Wallace ever wanted a bite of that again. ...WENSLEYDALE RULED!!!!!!!....... ....i like the kind with the bits of fruit in it best. ....do you have a favourite kind of Wensleydale?..i think Wallace prefers his plain. .ps/ Chicken Run's another one that really makes me laugh.
Stop pretending British food is worth intentionally seeking out. Nearly all their food is either terrible, bad, not-that-bad or mediocre. A small minority of British food is better but it’s still just decent or kinda good - so nothing bucket list worthty
are you a Brit saying that? ....lots of the traditional old fashioned stuff that's not properly illustrated on this video or not listed at all...like scones with jam and clotted cream......TOAD IN THE HOLE (i make mine with cheese).....proper CORNISH PASTIES....BATH BUNS......BUBBLE N'SQUEAK........ROAST BEEF,YORKSHIRE PUD, ROASTED POTATOES & PARSNIPS (most often it's called "Sunday Lunch" and gravy is involved) ...ECCLES CAKES etc.......and much, much more besides are absolutely delicious, ...my advice is always the same: try just a small bite of what you haven't tried before, and if you don't like it, you are still okay, cuz everyone's taste buds are different. ...
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Shepherds pie is lamb mince cottage pie is beef mince
Uk is my home country most of the foods on this list are great my fav uk food is fish n chips and pancakes
Proper pancakes or american pancakes
@@Nobody76World proper pancakes
@@FREDidnothingwrong good
rice pudding is made fresh in my home and it's served as a dessert
Technically "pudding" is a term to describe different types of desserts like cake
Could you also do a video about foods you thought were American that actually aren’t like burgers, hot dogs etc
Super delicious 😋 British food
Strangely Yorkshire pudding is my favourite part of roast dinner
Not strange at all
In my experience (I've lived in Britain for over 20 years) rice pudding is always served as a dessert, the only time I seen it served at Breakfast was at a resort in Portugal. Also as to the Full English Breakfast, an FEB as you describe is actually fast becoming a rarity due to younger generations being put off by the amounts of fried elements in it's composition
you know what, Lauren? as i know you'll agree, the full English Breakfast is NOT fast becoming a rarity here. this is not even true of most of the young here. ,,,well, at least here in the Midlands. we have tons of cafes here that pretty much specialise in serving copious amounts of FRIED FOOD, especially this Breakfast classic that'll never fail to please the eater, whether the eater is older or younger or in between. these cafes are thriving in my area. how about yours?
i too have lived in Britain for over twenty years. i came here in 1994 from the USA
@@pkhodges1169 whilst for the East Midlands region it might be quite common to see young people to eat a full English/ all day breakfast when eating out, my initial comment was focusing (obviously not very clearly) on national statistics on what people are making (or not) at home. As to if people in my local area are eating FEBs when out, I live in a dormitory village outside a large city in the South West and whilst I'm sure both the pub and the cafe at the rugby club offer it I don't frequent either place enough to know how often it is ordered
@@laurensteenkamp7693 Hi Lauren, thanks for answering. ... i care nothing about these BabbleTop statistics, cuz they leave the majority of people out and only do a small cross section of people. but,,,,i DO study food, and am focused the most on what people love to eat, and what they don't love, and why, cuz i DO food myself. ... as you say, and rightly so, regional areas differ a bit in food preferences, and even in the Pub Classics they make and are known for, and that's the cool thing about researching online, and travelling around like i DO, and seeing what dishes the people themselves really love and why, and what they'd like to see on the menus that they don't see now, and why? ....then, i create the foods with all of this in mind. ....by the way, i haven't been to Rugby for awhile, but i love the place. every town and city has it's own special character. the people make the place what it is, and there's a special warmth about Rugby.
I Love Fish & Chips 😋
fish and chips is in my top 10 favourite foods
@Amazing aquatics and exotics I will make some videos about Fish and chips😁❤️
@@BabbleTop epic
Yorkshire puddings are also a sweet treat in Yorkshire please study before just spouting they savoury and not sweet
I've had Sheppard's Pie also, several times.
I've never had "Sheppard's Pie". However, I do love Shepherd's Pie.
Use to be a fish and chips shop out here in LA literally 3 blocks from my house growing up and it was owned by a British transplant loved it.
BabbleTop can you do a Top 31 Dessert Recipes Kids Love The Most.
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British scones have currents in them also you can have Yorkshire puddings for dessert with jam and cream on or treacle
Not always there are two versions plain and fruit .. fruit have raisins
Youkshire puddings with jam sounds gross
I've had Yorkshire pudding when our English neighbor made it. It was very good. I don't see why English food is so maligned. Maybe I'm just weird in my food likes.
Because it’s nasty
if it's taller it's exactly like the popover...
When Brits hears the term "Spotted Dick," they get hungry...when Americans hears the term "Spotted Dick" we laugh like Beavis and Butthead!
being from england myself now living in canada....i am now starving ty babble top.!😛
Greetings from Victoria (I'm half Brit)!
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In the UK, "pudding" just means dessert.
This a meaning of pudding a flavored, custard-like dessert made of milk, sugar, and a thickening agent such as egg yolks or corn starch.
Nice video
It’s all streotypes and missinformation
Woah you Guys are doing a top 15 list instead of top 10 list
I have had most of these iconic British Foods. The only two I will not try are blood sausage and steak and kidney pie. Blood sausage just sounds disgusting, and if kidney is as bad as liver as a prepared meat, no thank you. Great video. Amazing narrator.
Hello Mr D, Brit here. Black pudding and steak and kidney pudding (or even pie) are honestly delicious. You clearly have a wide palate as you've eaten lots of the other stuff. Hope you give them a try someday.
Shepards and Cottage are different, please stop automatically assuming things
Sorry if I was late.
I was bought up around pommy grandparents in Australia here and I have heard about black puddings in Australia and I would never ever eat black pudding in my life span here because it's has definitely gotten real life pigs blood yuck but I personally prefer the pork pies in Australia here yummo
hi im here
Shepherd's pie isn't Scottish?
i'm laughing....
So I tried biscuits and gravy as a brit visiting sanfransico and soon as I ate the biscuits I said that's a scone and I was like ok so I just need to make the special gravy and make it in the UK at home so yeah scons as gravy shal I call it
lol...so true....yet some Brits don't realise the two are the same even after eating an American Baking Powder biscuit. ....call it biscuits and gravy....haha....unless you're having it with jam and clotted cream =) =)
OMG, I love fish and chips. I've been making it for years using that name (I'm American). Also, has anyone been able to get through public school in the US without eating shepard's pie????
yes, but is the US school's version of Shepherd's Pie made only with LAMB and no other meat qualifies, or is it really COTTAGE PIE, and made with beef or any other meat you prefer, mostly mince/ ground? ....my granddaughter's husband makes a fabulous COTTAGE PIE with Elk so i'm told, but they call it SHEPHERD'S PIE. lol
Put some Frank's Red Hot on that British bacon sandwich! ("I put that sh*t on everything!")
that version of the Bacon sandwich shown here is strange. that's not what we call them. mostly we know them as a BACON BUTTIE. often it's served on a bap or bun (a soft one), and the bacon is the English Back Bacon, and never crispy...also, the person can choose red sauce or brown sauce. red sauce is catsup(now called ketchup)...the brown sauce is somewhat fruity and very unique. always, since i moved here from the US in 1994 i've had my BACON BUTTIE with brown sauce. ...never tried it with Frank's Red Hot, but...i have Frank's hot sauce on most else,,,haha.
The UK may not be a "culinary goldmine" but at least we don''t eat orange-coloured squares of taste-free polythene and persuade ourselves that it is "cheese".
You are cool 😎
Shepherd's pie and cottage pie are different. Spotted dick with tea? Never heard of that. Marmalade with a full English. That's new to me. Yorkshire pudding is not a meal. Many very weird ideas there.
you are right. i'm from the US. i was born and raised there, but i've lived in the UK since 1994, and the ideas here are not completely true. as you say so very politely, Karl, many are very weird.
Sherpherd`s Pie is the only Enlish food that deserves the attribute "food".
Gotta go to England for British bacon, I can’t find it here in America.
@Russell Maybe try to search on internet there are more places to go😁
Scones are not like a light cake
Exactly there quite hearty generally
@@Nobody76World Yes. Exactly what I was thinking. I'm like they're totally misleading people about scones. Lol
Just a normal menu for me 😂
@Mark186 I feel you are rich. so for you this is just a normal menu HAHAHAHAHAHAHA LOL🤣
@@BabbleTop It's not about money i live in Scotland so it's normal lol
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Where’s the Wensleydale cheese
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on the cheese platter with the crackers...lol
@@pkhodges1169 I love Wallace and gromit
I don’t care if I have to wait 2 years for the new movie
I’m just glad that my favourite British characters are back
@@edenanimates1465 i agree. Wallace & Gromit are funny characters. .... Wallace built a better rocket than NASA too, cuz it actually got them to the moon. that picnic was cool. neither of them floated off into outer space, and they could breathe the air, but that chunk of moon cheese was so dry, and hard to swallow, and i doubt Wallace ever wanted a bite of that again. ...WENSLEYDALE RULED!!!!!!!.......
....i like the kind with the bits of fruit in it best. ....do you have a favourite kind of Wensleydale?..i think Wallace prefers his plain.
.ps/ Chicken Run's another one that really makes me laugh.
British food...If Gordon isn't cooking it, I won't have it. "EW!" - Jimmy Fallon
Hehe the food ain't that bad
Its steak and kidney pie
is it just me or do brits call everything "pudding" ?
Yes pudding is the actual word for dessert
French fries are thin and chips are fat they are different stop constantly assuming things you don’t clearly know
Come on, man! Don't be mean!
its called steak and kidney pie not pudding
@Tom O'Regan HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH LOL🤣
yes, there is also the steak and kidney pudding. the dif is that it's steamed...not baked
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I will never eat anything that had the word "dick " in it.
That’s as badly researched as anything I’ve ever seen. Poor work!
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I cant watch with sound on because the narrator's voice is DREADFUL
lol
Christmas pudding looks nasty
@Robert McNally Maybe you should try it first?? HEHEHEHE😁
very big NO, not ever going to try blood sausage, yuck!
I also think I can't eat that
Seafood doesn’t make much of people’s diet at all over here stop assuming things and taking them as facts
You guys do seem to eat a lot fish & french fries
Mr. Nobody has a Bad Case Of The Mondays!
@@maenad1231 we don't
@@Nobody76World
Yes you do
Pudding in the UK is called "dick"?
Stop pretending British food is worth intentionally seeking out. Nearly all their food is either terrible, bad, not-that-bad or mediocre.
A small minority of British food is better but it’s still just decent or kinda good - so nothing bucket list worthty
are you a Brit saying that? ....lots of the traditional old fashioned stuff that's not properly illustrated on this video or not listed at all...like scones with jam and clotted cream......TOAD IN THE HOLE (i make mine with cheese).....proper CORNISH PASTIES....BATH BUNS......BUBBLE N'SQUEAK........ROAST BEEF,YORKSHIRE PUD, ROASTED POTATOES & PARSNIPS (most often it's called "Sunday Lunch" and gravy is involved) ...ECCLES CAKES etc.......and much, much more besides are absolutely delicious, ...my advice is always the same: try just a small bite of what you haven't tried before, and if you don't like it, you are still okay, cuz everyone's taste buds are different. ...
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