🥧 What else should I grab and try before we leave?!

The reason you didn't find any brands is because you went to M&S, they only sell their own brand really so if you try other shops like Tesco, they are guaranteed to have some of the brands that you're looking for.

You should try going to a big tesco. I think it's a better shop with more brands, and it's a more normal shop that more people shop in. M&S is a pretty fancy shop (I don't know much about it tho tbh, I've only ever been to one like once before).

Go to a different store. M&S is a super affluent brand that only really stock their own stuff. They are more expensive and sometimes better, but in my opinion, it's not worth it. Tesco, sainsburys or morisons will have more brands and will be a bit more affordable. Aldi and Lidl are very affordable but won't really stock many brands. Hope that helps!

Hearing someone prounounce all the parts of “M and S” separately instead of saying “M’n’S” really fast like everyone does is so strange

you should try Greggs, its a place where you can get warm pastries (savoury and sweet), coffee, lunch foods and confectionaries p.s the sausage rolls are the most iconic thing there, but i would recommend trying the vegetarian one too as it is remarkably similar to the meat type, also around this time of year they have released a "festive bake" its got different components from a Christmas dinner in it and it tastes amazing :)

M&S and Waitrose are more ethical than some other shops in the UK, they don't always have as much variety though and can be harder to find. Their food is generally slightly better quality too.

M&S is where all of the rich people go for their weekly/monthly food shop 😂 I’ve only ever been in like once or twice.

While you are in Bath you should try Sally Lunn Buns and afternoon tea at the Royal Crescent. There is a nice seafood place called: the Scallop Shell. Fancy evening dining at Sotto Sotto/ Opa being underground.

I’d recommend heading back to Marksies (M&S) and getting a colin the caterpillar cake + some percy pigs. They are beloved by every Brit. But you have to get yourself a good chippy (fish and chips) while you’re here! I’m not sure how England does it, but it’s a must do for my auntie anytime she visits us in the Uk cos she can’t get them in her home country. I can’t recommend it enough!

Lol first thought I had when I saw the labels was "oooh M&S you bougie!" I only lived in the UK for a year but we rarely went to M&S because it's more expensive, generally we went to Tesco or Sainsbury's. M&S was for a "treat yourself" day for us.

Percy pigs, mens boxers and sausage rolls are staples of M&S. Many marks and Spencer’s around the uk also have clothing stores like George at Walmart.

M&S is a great place go get really nice quality meat, fish, vegetables etc, cool flavours of things, fancy ready meals etc, but it's also expensive. Shops like Tesco Sainsburys Asda and Morrisons are more typical and have more brands, although those will still be very different. We don't refrigerate eggs because we don't pressure wash them like they do in America- we keep their outer shell (which naturally helps keep them fresh), and we've virtually eliminated salmonella anyway, so there's extremely low risks associated with not refrigerating them, whereas if we did refrigerate them thered be a higher risk of bacterial growth by moving between cold and less cold areas. Make sure you check out a couple restaurants in Bath! And take a trip down to Bristol if you have time. Amazing food there

Marks and spencers sandwiches are sooo goood. Expensive yes, healthy tho. I get one for lunch almost everyday at work, the chicken sweetcorn is great

Gotta get a full english breakfast with black pudding!

Best sweet snack from M and S is the redcurrant puffs. Sweet puff pastry with a blob of redcurrant jam in the centre. So moreish!

I loved Bridgerton

Get Percy pigs from m and s (sweetie). And also their bakery is really good. Lemon tarts/ cinnamon chocolate swirl

Love Marks and Spencer! Cool thing, the take away meals to heat and eat are pretty fresh, and they are strict about chemicals and preservatives in their foods.

I live in the UK and I've never been to M&S due to the prices. I believe they only stock their own brands as well. You should try Tesco's or Morrisons if you can. More brands and stuff.

She saying M&S had me dead 😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣

M&S actually stands for marks and Spencer’s!

You guys need to try Colin the caterpillar cake from m and s. Absolute cultural icon

I would recommend finding a nice pub that does a good Sunday roast or carvery (which is like a roast dinner buffet), it's quite a British experience. Supermarket wise I'd suggest buy some different sausages and cooking them at home, British sausages are quite different to most other countries.

Cool video I wish I could go to Britain 🇬🇧

Eggs don't have to be refridgerated in europe because we have more strict rules for keeping chickens so they are less likely to have diseases.

As you're in Bath you should go to the fudge kitchen! It's near the baths in the centre.

Those hot shots are THE BOMB - I take them ever day

oh my days!! you're in the UK?? Jeanelle I want to come see you!!! Please come to Reading or Henley! Welcome to the UK!!

I've never seen sheep's milk yogurt. I can imagine it tastes strong

M&S is quite expensive compared to other UK shops (Booths and Waitrose are also like that) so maybe try going to a Tesco, Sainsbury’s or Asda if you want cheaper and a more diverse range of products.

Love the way you said M&S lol. Also love your content tho :)

Jeanelle, you gotta go get a milk tray from Tesco’s! Absolute classic 👍🏻

The M&S Collection Fruits De Mer Seafood Platter 👌🏽👌🏽 it’s seriously such a great platter for 2 to share if you both like seafood :) comes with a lovely garlic lemon mayo, brilliant paired with fresh bread

I used to go to M&S on special occasions for their pizzas and tapas foods. They were so good! But it’s pricey so I couldn’t go all the time.

The chocolate cookies from marks and Spencer’s are super cool!!!!

I would definitely recommend going to ALDI or LIDL, because you will get a feeling how it would be to go grocery shopping in Germany, as well as the UK. AND they are both really cheap.... For more UK experience ASDA or TESCO. Both affordable with a mix of common brands and own brands.

So much good 👍 🙌 stuff to buy in the store.

Whenever I go to a Marks & Spencer store in the mall, I go straight to the food section😁I miss going to a full on M&S supermarket. Try grocery shopping in Waitrose too, but Tesco as well, much cheaper in there😄

I really liked getting apples from M&S because they didn't have waxy coatings like apples in USA. I also liked to get chips (salt n vinegar or sour cream and onion) and blocks of cheese lol

I wish you can collab with Jolly or Korean Englishman. Both of your channel really accompanies me through covid since last year.

Haha, I love how you said m&s

Jeanelle with her Ted Lasso moments hehehe

With m&s, I think they mostly sell their own branded items, try ASDA or Tesco. Sainsbury's, morrisons, and co-op are good too

OMG TRY PERCY PIGS FROM M&S

You should try greggs they do all pastries and sometimes pizzas it is an iconic place to stop of for lunch in the uk

Eggs are stored in the fridge in America because the eggs are washed before going to the store, which removes some kind of coating that preserves them in room temperature.

I recommend going to Tesco…M&S for the most part carry only their brands…in Tesco you’ll find a lot more things you are familiar with…they even have an American section with all the sweets and snacks

Omg lol looking at this makes me cry

Go to a Tesco, Asda or Morrisons as they stock branded foods

M&S is considered pretty fancy in the uk, maybe try Tesco instead. Great video!

M&S bakery is great! You should try the cookies. It's expensive compared to other stores though.

M&S is expensive, and so is Waitrose. You should go to Tesco. Also it might be worthwhile going to a Lidl or Aldi. You'll be in for a shock.

Welcome to the UK you must try an afternoon tea spot they are amazing and m&s is called Marks and spencers

I would advise trying out a Tesco or an Asda before an M&S for shopping first anyway welcome to the UK! 👍😊

M&S cheese puffs are amazing

Yes, in Britain pudding means dessert, it can also mean like chocolate pudding but we generally will have _pudding_ after our dinner or tea

Jeanelle please go to the bakery in M&S, its super great 😍

There are many supermarkets in UK wich are good. In a big tesco you will find all brands whilst at lidl aldi and m&s you will find most brands that they own. Also waitrose is really good but a bit more expensive

Our food regs are different to the US too, like the butterfat content in our butter is higher, and cocoa solids in chocolate.

The Eggs are not in the Refri because they are not washed. In America the protective layer is washed aways so the eggs need Refri to stay fresh.

definitely get Percy pug sweets from M&S, any of the them are good but my favourites are the phizzy pigtails and the veggie percy pigs. Also you deffo have to get a Colin the caterpillar cake from M&S it’s a classic

i love the way she says m&s like its a 5 star restaurant!

Tesco stores in the UK have a World Foods aisle which can be interesting! 🤗

I know you said that you weren't a fan of jelly sweets but you should give haribo's a try of you haven't already 😁 they are very popular in the UK and taste GREAT. 😊

this is hilarious as a british person lmfao

Most people in the UK will buy the store own brand for most items, it's usually good. M&S is a more expensive supermarket that isn't usually as big and does mostly own brand stuff and less branded products. People wouldn't usually do a whole weekly shop there. You should try prawn cocktail crisps! :)

Our eggs also have so many different regulations than US ones, which is why they aren’t kept in the fridge.

@Jeanelleats next time you are at M&S you should try some percy the pig gummy sweets. Also M&S stands for Marks and Spencer’s.

Pudding is everything dessert lol. Try Tesco, Sainsbury or Waitrose, especially if they have those little express stores, you could get nice little bites. Co-op if you wanna look at cheaper options. Never Iceland. Hope this helps :)

M&S stands for Marks and Spencers just in case anyone is wondering. Sometimes people use the full name

M&S is very different to Aldi, which is very different to Sainsbury’s. You’ll see as you try them. Try some places like Greggs and a local chippy too. Also the places in Bath are super different to is your went to London, or Cannock, or Margate.

If you go to Marks & Spencer’s again try the M&S tikka masala ready meal it’s great

M&S only carries their own brands. Try Tesco, Morrisons, Asda or Lidl for cheaper option

Most people hearing about Bath, UK: "omg Bridgerton!!!" Me: "Locke and Key🥺"

Looks like a Marks and Spencer food store. Their clothes boutique has snacks here in the PH

You MUST try a full English breakfast!

M&S mostly only does their own brands, same with lidl. Stick with Tesco, Sainsburys and Asda (which is basically Walmart).

M&S Colin the caterpillar cake or Percy pigs! Lol they are famous

Also M&S stands for marks and spencers

Hope you tried percy pigs from m&s! They’re the best sweets

@jeanelleats ! I used to live in bath and there is this lovely restaurant on the high street called Salathai. Do visit if you get a chance

Try tiger bread!!! They’re sooooo good

Oh! Y'all should try a traditional English breakfast.

I'm assuming M&S is the food label of Marks and Spencer now? They even decades ago only sold their own house label products. If you have a Tesco, or an ASDA [still have those?] or even a higher end Sainsbury [still around?] there would be more brand selection, though still not the same exactly as the US.

Eggs are on shelves in Australia too, but we put them in the fridge when we get home 🤔

Try Sainsbury’s!! Or Tesco.

U should compare meals at different prices so like M&E and aldi

Ok when she said m&s that wierd - If felt weird (Ps I’m English) Also go to Lidl,Tesco,Asda etc Those places are like America’s Dollar store, Walmart etc lol

M&S stands for Marc's and Spencer's, the last names of the founders and they are typically a clothing brand and franchise. That's their main focus. They don't usually have many selections in brands other than their own at the supermarket. At least not in my country. I am not from the UK but we have them in my country too. They are on the pricey side but focus in good quolity. And eggs are refrigerated in the states cause they are washed from what I'm told. We don't to that in most of Europe so they don't need refrigeration. And as someone who has left eggs outside, they were totally fine to eat just a bit runny. cook them well you'll be fine.

I love when people hate sparkling water 🤣

M&S is kind of pricey most people use tesco, sainsburys or asda and even cheaper options are aldi and lidl.

Please try GREGGS!!!

You need to try greggs!

YOU HAVE TO GET GREGGS!

You have to get the M&S fresh chocolate chunk cookies omg.

I know that it doesn’t sound very nice, but from someone who is picky and lives M&S you have to try their ready meals and Percy Pigs oh you have to try the Percy Pogs

If your in Shepherd’s Bush go to Westfield it’s expensive but amazin

I’ve been living in the UK since 2015 and have only shopped there once 😩 haha we don’t really go there at all

Try some of the fish and chips on Fridays