Australians Try BRITISH Food in ENGLAND! (Breakfast, Lunch, Afternoon Tea & Dinner)

Summary

Join Christine and Steve as they embark on a mouthwatering culinary journey through the UK. From indulging in a hearty English fry-up to savoring fish and chips by the seaside, cream tea, and a traditional Sunday roast, they explore iconic British foods. Along the way, they dive into unique delicacies like black pudding and pickled eggs, showcasing the flavors and culture of each dish. With a mix of humor, travel insights, and genuine reactions, they offer an authentic experience of British cuisine. Stay tuned for more adventures as they continue their UK travels!

Takeaways

• 😀 The video follows Christine and Steve as they travel through the UK, experiencing and sharing traditional British foods like a full English breakfast, fish and chips, and Sunday roast.
• 😀 They begin their culinary journey with the iconic English Fry Up (full English breakfast), which includes eggs, baked beans, hash browns, sausages, bacon, mushrooms, and tomatoes.
• 😀 A key highlight of the breakfast is black pudding (blood sausage), which both Christine and Steve try despite initial hesitation, noting its salty, bready texture and mild flavor.
• 😀 Christine enjoys the black pudding more than expected, mentioning its comparison to an oatmeal cookie in texture and salty flavor.
• 😀 The couple tries fish and chips in Clevedon, emphasizing the thicker fish batter, fresh cod, and the importance of getting fish and chips from a local 'chippy' rather than a pub.
• 😀 They taste mushy peas for the first time, finding them flavorful and a familiar taste, paired with pickled eggs, which they both find surprisingly good.
• 😀 The couple discusses their love of sausages and their cultural differences with American and Australian bacon, with Steve especially enjoying the thicker, less crispy UK bacon.
• 😀 The video also covers their experience with a traditional English tea, served with clotted cream scones, and a discussion on the controversy of whether to put jam or cream first.
• 😀 They explore a traditional Sunday roast in Manchester, featuring a corned beef hash (from Ireland) and a classic roast with Yorkshire pudding.
• 😀 Christine and Steve explore the history of the pub they visit, which is over 200 years old and ties into Manchester's industrial revolution, offering insights into the significance of local history in food culture.

Q & A

What was the first food Christine and Steve tried during their UK adventure?

The first food they tried was a traditional English breakfast, which included items like bacon, sausages, eggs, toast, beans, and mushrooms.

Why was the full English breakfast a significant part of the experience for Christine and Steve?

It was significant because it’s an iconic and traditional dish that Christine and Steve were excited to experience during their visit to the UK.

What was the verdict on the fish and chips they tried in the UK?

Christine and Steve loved the fish and chips. They mentioned that the fish was tender and perfectly fried, making it one of their best food experiences in the UK.

How did Christine and Steve feel about the Sunday roast they had?

They were pleasantly surprised by how good the Sunday roast was, noting it exceeded their expectations and was the best meal they'd had so far.

Did Christine and Steve enjoy any dessert during their UK food journey?

Yes, although they couldn't try the Eaton Mess, they opted for sticky toffee pudding and a chocolate brownie. Christine seemed to enjoy the brownie.

What did Christine and Steve say about the quality of food in the UK overall?

They praised the food in the UK, stating that everything they ate had been top-notch and amazing, making their food experience exceptional.

How did the vlog style add to the overall experience of the video?

The vlog style was casual and conversational, which helped create an authentic and relatable atmosphere, allowing viewers to feel like they were part of Christine and Steve's food journey.

What humorous or light-hearted moments were captured in the vlog?

Christine jokingly mentioned that they were 'unstoppable' after having a couple of beers, adding a fun, carefree vibe to the vlog.

What food did Christine mention specifically enjoying in terms of comfort food?

Christine specifically mentioned enjoying KFC, which she described as a comfort food that she loved, even though they were trying more traditional UK dishes.

What was the mystery food destination Christine and Steve hinted at visiting next?

They hinted at visiting a place that starts with 'K', ends with 'Cena', and has an 'F' in it. This was a playful hint at KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken), a popular fast-food chain.