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When I lived in England in Bournemouth - fish and chips were my favourite. I could eat it practically every day. And English breakfast too))))) since then I'm in deep love with baked beans and toast)))))

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I’m half British born and raised in Canada. Whenever I’ve made the trip to England to visit family, I’ve throughly enjoyed a good old fashioned Beans on Toast for breakfast. I order it a lot when I’ve gone out to eat there. I also love a good Fish and Chips.

I'm here because, as a German, I was interested to see if there was anything else in England besides baked beans on toast and fish and chips. I am positively surprised. This all looks very tasty^^

For a country that's also known for its unappealing cuisine, these foods look delicious -A Brit

Coming from Ireland, I can honestly say I can’t get enough of any of these dishes🤤😋

The fish and chips have taken over the New Jersey United States as well. There is one guy who sells fish and chips, nearby my house, Precisely, near the petrol/gas station. I do not know if that fish and chips authentic, but I love them so much. And I had a full English breakfast, and it was bloody brilliant. Love from across the pond.

Stew and dumplings, another British classic!

I love The English breakfast. Jacket potato with beans & coleslaw. Chunky Chips with Tomato ketchup. Raspberry Trifle. ♥️💙

Honestly, this should've been a top 20 list because there are so many great british dishes. Let's not forget Lancashire hot pot, cornish pasties, scotch eggs, cream tea scones, bubble and squeak, sausage rolls, and apple crumble

As someone who migrated to the UK from Switzerland, a place where most people predominantly eat italian and french food and only eat swids food on special occasions I gotta say that I prefer british food over both french and italian. This is going to sound ironic, but I particularily love the spices used in british food. Still love french and italian though.

I agree with most of the list, except I think they should remove haggis and add coronation chicken instead.

So glad fish and chips are number one

Can't beat a full English

There's a channel where there's a group of Pakistani men who try food from around the world. They tried a full English breakfast. They loved it

You can't beat a good Sunday roast or a bowl of vegetable and corned beef soup (tattie ash)

This video makes me both miss my mum, and very hungry 🥺🤤

Fish and chips is getting popular worldwide, even in Japan! Now if I can only find me some shepherd's pie to try...

- Fish and chips - Scone, jam and clotted cream - Minimart sandwiches 😂

Sir, good dish, Nice presantation good food prepration 🎉🎉🎉🌹🌹🙏🙏

If I lived in Ireland or the UK, I think I'd take a Toad in the Hole, Trifle, Full English, or Sunday Roast any day, but I DO LOVE fish and chips. Loved fish and chips since I was a kid, and I have a feeling I'll still love them far into the future.

I'm American, and every dish mentioned in this video feels like home. I love thinking about where I came from.

So many great foods I miss after leaving the UK.

Watching this episode, I have subscribed your channel.

Claiming the 'Chicken Tikka Masala' the very old indian punjabi dish is originated from England not India is so funny guys 😂😂😂😂

I’m American 🇺🇸 we just cook a whole cow back and stand by the grill asking people if they “Want Some Cow Back”

Came here after I heard Horror Stories about British kitchen. Boy these are mouth-watering.

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I love this video thanks you so much

I love fish and chips on a Friday 😋

Roast dinner should be number 1

Roast Dinners are the best, but Christmas Dinners are magical

I'm an expat in Canada. Got week and truly drink on Sat night. My Canadian boyfriend says what do you want for lunch. My reply "fish, chips and mushy peas". They were so good. He won't touch the mushy peas lol

I'm American, and some of these sound pretty good

Very nice ❤

Haggis is a brilliant food especially with a whisky sauce and Indian Restaurants in Scotland have Haggis Pakora on their menus and it is to die for

That thumbnail had me salivating.

🤔 Are you kidding me?. Fish and chips 🍟. Once the staple of working class people, are now a luxury very expensive food. One would now have only on special occasions, like a birthday treat etc......

Roast dinner will always be #1

I just wanna say in some ways British food and German food are quite similar

I was born and raised in Chicago, but I heard about the full English breakfast. I hate to admit this, but my mouth was watering seeing all that great food. Question, though: what exactly is “blood pudding”? I’ve heard of it, but never saw it mentioned. Now, there are many Americans that have roasts on Sundays, maybe once a month, but since I’m Italian, we usually had Italian dishes on Sundays. During Lent, we NEVER had any type of meat on Fridays, but some sort of fish, or spaghetti. I think it’s time that I continue that tradition. I think I will look up how to make, from scratch, of course, some of these dishes. I normally don’t make fried foods, but fish and chips sounds yummy. Now, my husband’s ancestors came from England, Wales, Ireland, Scotland, German, and a few other countries. Me, as far as I know, I’m German, Irish, Italian and Lithuanian. Since my grandma had an affair and became pregnant with my mom and my uncle, I honestly don’t know what other nationalities I could be. My mom and my uncle are the only two, of her family, that have olive skin, black hair, and hazel green eyes. Anyway, I think I’m going to try some of these dishes. I hope that I can find the ingredients here in the States…

I make really good Toad In The Holes. For you veggies, may I recommend substituting vegan sausages. Try putting a good beer in your steak and kidney pie gravy and using flaky pastry, the beer will make the gravy yummy and make the pastry rise higher. If you like mushrooms, add them to the pie. Try putting onions and vegetables in with your roast beef or pork. 😋 Just had a bowl of baked beans. 😋❤️

As an Anglophile across the pond I have yet to have 'regular' Haggis, here in the States due to the whole 'Mad Cow Disease' scare of the 1990's - same for not having Seso tacos since then, but if/when I can ever get to the U.K. I want to try it.

I love all of the foods mentioned with the exception of haggis. I've just never been able to convince myself to try it.

I'm hungry now ;(

I actually love a good savory pie, but haven't had steak and kidney pie since I visited in the 90s. I do often make a steak pie or beef pie. And if anybody knows of a good British restaurant or some place that serves good British food in New Jersey, please let me know because this list has me salivating

- - - - Since when Chicken Tikka Masala have become British Food ? - - - must be Rishi Sunak influence ?

Kippers, one of the best things ever

Some of the best British food in my opinion: Sausage rolls Roast dinners Fish and chips Toad in the hole English breakfast

It’s amazing how even to this day British food is so misunderstood, As a rare American, who acknowledge my British ancestry, Ha is this something that you have To have if you have to have a struggle meal. All in all, I love English food and there are ways to make it more delicious. Hell, India had helped us with that as well. True Americans, that honor their true ancestors appreciate English food. Happy St. George’s day everyone, even here in America. Without England, America would never exist. 🌹🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿❤️

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Top 10 British foods Chinese Caribbean Indian African Lebanese Italian Chicken and chips Full English Fish and chips Sausage and mash Debate me 😂

Im Polish but my favorit British food is Wellington.

Butter and Cucumber sandwich 🥪 😋

Pie and mash.

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So yummy 😋

0:01 Intro 🎬 0:24 Toad in the Hole 🌭 • Sausages 🌭 • Fulffy Potato 🍠 • Yorkshire Pudding 🥟 1:04 Haggis, Neeps & Tatties 🍛 • Onion 🧅 • Seasonings 🧂 • Haggis 🍛 1:44 Steak & Kidney Pie 🥧 • Ale Pie 🥧 • Steak 🥩 • Mushroom 🍄 • Chicken 🍗 2:22 Trifle 🍦 • Cream 🍦 3:09 Shepherd's Pie and Cottage Pie 🥧 • Meat 🥩 • Mashed Potatoes 🍠 • Lamb 🥩 • Spaghetti 🍝 3:48 Stickt Toffee Pudding 🍮 • Onion 🧅 • Kiwi 🥝 • Butter 🧈 • Pudding 🍮 4:32 Chicken Tikka Masala 🥘 • Chicken Curry 🍗 • Butter Chicken 🍗 • Onion 🧅 • Vegetables 🥬 5:16 A Full English 🍳 • Sausage 🌭 • Bacon and Eggs 🍳🥓 • Fried Bread 🍞 • Grilled Tomatoes 🍅 • Mushrooms 🍄 • Hash Browns 🍠 • Black Pudding 🍮 • Haggis 🍛 • Beans 🌰 • Vegetables 🥬 6:04 A Sunday Roast 🥩 • Grilled Pork 🥩 • White Pudding 🍦 • Grilled Bread 🍞 • Vegetables 🥬 6:48 Fish and Chips 🍗 • Fried Fish 🍗 • Fries 🍟 • Sour Cream 🍦 7:26 Outro 🎬

Was that a bloody blue plaster?! On live telly?!

Sorry but nothing beats a Cornish pasty.

As someone from the USA, Shepherd's pie & chicken Tikka masala are the only dishes I'm familiar with out of this video.

I'm kinda surprised you didn't include sausage rolls.

No black pudding for the breakfast: disqualified.

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Wow superb 😊

OMG i love beans

Sorry but you missed the apple crumble

Very good. Yummy recipe

I think we need to turn the stereotype around that Britain have rubbish food it doesn't our food is great.

Me and the misses are off to Newcastle tomorrow from Germany we or should I say I are going to put on a kgs after watching that were in Farnborough and Aldershot put on a few kgs British food best in the world

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Ah, well that explains why my maternal grandmother and my mother who were both English would not let us eat fish and chips except for on fridays, when I was a child in the 70s; in Denmark where I grew up, then we did not have that rule...here chips were only eaten as take aways when you were literary far away from your own kitchen and had not brought sandwiches with you, which meant we only ate them around once a month or so. But really, as delicious as they taste, then chips are horrible for your health.

Why did the first Chef's name have to be Hugh😂😂😂😂😂😂and he even wore an apron with the name Hugh on😂

I wanna try to british cuisines😊😊😊❤ and also full English Breakfast

The biggest empire ever wasn’t built on nothing… In todays Britain, so many cultures exist it’s hard to distinguish what is British. It’s quite a celebration of culinary delights.

I’m so hungry 😂please stop x

Nice video 🎉

Across America good food meant French food. Everything is buttered and sauced whether it's a duck or a lowly snail. But French restaurants are hard to find in many cities now, hard to cook to order, and expensive. Same for German, the best comfort food, even though America has a sizable German population. Chinese restaurants used to be everywhere, but they have given way to sushi restaurants. Italian restaurants can't be replaced, a big bowl of Napoli pasta is liked by everybody. There's a good sprinkling of Thai and Indian food, anything from Africa would be a rare novelty. Mexican restaurants seem to be winning the food war, they are everywhere, family establishments and large chains. What you never found were English restaurants. But English food is what mom and grandma used to make, so was much too ordinary to go out and buy.

Hands down Asian cuisine is the best

What happened to Jellied Eels? 🥹🐍

That first entry told me Jamie Oliver has no clue how to make a proper Yorkshire pudding.

"Cant forget the beans "

Nice 💯 lol Love you

British food is delicious

Delicious. 🍲🍲🍲🍲😍😍😍😍

What?!?! No Chinese sweet & sour?

Is that a pair of god damn hotdogs on the thumbnail fry-up....

Tikka masala British? you can't be serious!

GREGGS!!!!

These are what I assume they eat at Winterfell

Chicken tikka is Indian food!!!!!!!! Instead, Yorkshire pudding could be included

What is so great in it?

Ohh really this is The great British food Nice😂

Love a good massala

Don't care if we didn't invent it, Chilli, (bean or meat, but always with mayo and bread and butter) IS BRITISH

Chicken tikka masala is not a British dish It is a copy of butter chicken and it is a Curry which is older than Western civilization Moreover it was invented by south Asian born in South Asia not Britain and it's geographical origin is also unclear as many claim it to be invented in punjab Stop stealing other's food just because your food is nasty 🤢