congrats!

CONGRATS!! I am so excited for you 🤩🤩🤩

@@Grackle thank you so so much!! :)

@@user-mc1wn4rx1b thank you!!!

Congratulations 💕

yeah if you're gonna cook it anyway the heat would destroy any bacteria

right? im lowkey mad she didnt just use it?? wtf lol

@@starboyanakin it's not a huge deal, some people care much more about that kind of stuff

I would dare say with Banksy’s long fur, there would be a lot of hair around. So I understand why she didn’t.

@@starboyanakin honestly what a waste of food lmao

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Aye

Correct on the pronunciation but 'aye' can also mean 'always'. 'pickled' is also slang for 'drunk'. So it's a bit of a joke/pun.

right?!

cat hair though

Cat hair can be easily pulled off though? If there’s that much too surely you would have swept the floor before it got too much 😐

@@lususnaturae892 sometimes you literally can’t see the hair until it’s on something…someone with 8 cats knows this😂 I sweep every day, twice a day and within 20 mins with only one cat, there’s a lot of hair still can’t be sweeping every 10/15 minutes

I got the wagon wheel box. First bite was nice and then the others were horrid. You’re definitely not alone x

@@oliviaalexandra1144 thank you for saying! I remember i got one of the crevices and no-one in the house would eat it it was so bad! The chocolate they use is tasted super cheap too for the price of the stuff!!

@@Pinksandi I was so disappointed. I completely agree that everything tasted very cheap and poor quality☹️

I thought the exact same thing and then realized it was currency not the amount of weight

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This made me giggle!

'Aye' also means 'always' so my guess is it's a bit of a joke/pun.

Biscoff is an amazing cinnamon flavoured biscuit (cookie) that often comes free with a tea or coffee in a little wrapper 🙂

@@curlyprincess1 thank you. always wanted to know xx

Do you guys have cookie butter? ☺️ it’s the same basically I’m not Canadian or from the US but it may be the closest thing if you have that x

She has already made a video where she went glutenfree for 5 days! This is the link: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n8yYfJZny9inqqs.html

... You do realize that people in the UK make cookies... from cookie dough. It's literally the same level of sweetness, just baked. Do you think that nobody in the UK likes sweets? Have you never had a sticky toffee pudding? Not to mention that she's eating fudge in this video, which is also common enough in the UK and also very sweet. I just find it kind of absurd to say that cookie dough hasn't caught on in the UK because it's too sweet LOL.

cookie dough tastes sweeter than baked cookies bc caramelization + expansion during baking. less about sugar content, more about sweetness perception. not much of a sweets person but pretty sure most people are not eating anymore than a small amount of fudge or sticky toffee pudding in one sitting. but like these things both involve heating up sugar to make them. with cookie dough the sugar is just mixed in there as is. chill.

The clip is sped up

I think Grace lives close to London

I thought she said Cornwall before 🤷🏻‍♀️

I think the train to London takes her about an hour but not sure which direction…

In Episode 1 of the London Chronicles, at 2:01, it can be seen that Grace travels to London via Southern Rail.

Also kimchi hot sauce is sold out already!

It's the Scots word for 'always' as in 'always pickled' and 'pickled' is a slang term for 'drunk'. It's a double entendre.

It's the Scots word for 'always' as in 'always pickled'

Yes just like "chai tea"...you're literally saying "tea tea!"

@@kates7277 omg exactly!!

A nice bread bread with tea tea.

@@OP-1000 😂😂

@@kates7277 might be a cultural thing though if someone asked me for tea in England I’d go with English breakfast tea not chai

It's the Scots word for 'always' as in 'always pickled'