Traditional British Food Cornish Pasty & Cream Tea | Eden Project | England Road Trip Travel Vlog 29

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  • Traditional British Food Cornish Pasty & Cream Tea | Eden Project | England Road Trip Travel Vlog 29
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    Its our last video in the UK travel series. This time we are in Cornwall to see the Eden project. We couldn't stop in Cornwall without having a Cornish pasty and some cream tea. We show the difference between Cornish cream tea and Devonshire cream tea.
    The Eden project is a huge project involving 2 biomes housing different flora and fauna from the rainforest and Mediterranean.
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Komentáře • 104

  • @luvyou-baby
    @luvyou-baby Před rokem

    these England series was one of their best videos

  • @robertleach9120
    @robertleach9120 Před 5 lety

    When the red red robin comes bob, bob, bobbing along....... for your scone !!!! Yet another amazing video from the multi-talented Beans !!!!!!!

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety

      😂 I LOVED that robin! You never manage to get that close to them usually! So interesting

  • @julianryll755
    @julianryll755 Před 3 lety

    Nice to see the Eden Project again whent there with my kids years ago.

  • @daveh1247
    @daveh1247 Před 5 lety +3

    Hola Frijoles de Viajes. Me encantó su Inglaterra serie, gracias. También estoy mirando adelante a su turco de vídeos. Hasta la próxima vez, FRIJOLES FUERA!!!

  • @DonnaDiMichele
    @DonnaDiMichele Před 3 lety

    I couldn’t get to the Eden Project when I visited Cornwall, but your vlog gave me the chance to see bits and now it’s back on the to visit list. Loved the Robin’s role in the cream tea segment. He did so well posing on the back of the chair.

  • @marciavernor1849
    @marciavernor1849 Před rokem

    I’ve never had cream tea. Thank you for introducing me to the different types. I look forward to try each type! 💜🤗😍🐕🥰

  • @bushyconn
    @bushyconn Před 4 lety +1

    Couple of comments. 1 The semicircular ring of pastry on a Cornish Pasty is not meant to be eaten, it is there so the miners can eat it without eating mining residue . 2 Tradition says that you do not use a knife to open the scone into 2 portions; simply twist the top and botton in different directions.
    BUT, as usual - Great video, look forward to seeing more when this is all over.

  • @hr-dq1zg
    @hr-dq1zg Před 5 lety +5

    I am realy enjoy watching you guys...
    Polish lad in UK😁😁can't wait another vid with you... Take care a good luck

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety

      Thanks, I love the name of a Polish lad 😀

  • @k.b.twyman4222
    @k.b.twyman4222 Před 5 lety +2

    Alex and Emma, thank you for the most special vlogs about your beautiful country. You truly did it up right!❤🇬🇧🥂 Looking forward to seeing your future travels. Be well and much happiness to you both.🥰 P.S. thank you for explaining cream tea! Now when I visit next I will know what I am doing, finally. ❤

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety +1

      Thanks so much! 💛 So excited to experience and show you guys some new places soon!!

  • @Arnel_A67
    @Arnel_A67 Před 5 lety +1

    so tranquil 👍

  • @jessicabiggs2643
    @jessicabiggs2643 Před 4 lety

    Omg crib box that’s the best one u are literally down the road from me omg

  • @davidsmeath4556
    @davidsmeath4556 Před 2 lety

    Saludos de España! Love your channel which I only discovered recently. Great to see you visiting my home town. Pasties from the Crib Box are ‘ansum!

  • @bobguenther6658
    @bobguenther6658 Před 5 lety

    That place is amazing! Unbelievable. Absolutely beautiful. And I loved the sleeping pods!

  • @paulinesmith8848
    @paulinesmith8848 Před 10 měsíci

    Here in Australia we only have Devonshire teas so I always have the jam on my scone first. Either way you have it,it is delicious. Great episode. cheers.

  • @dwhetsel695
    @dwhetsel695 Před 5 lety

    Wow, the robins in the UK and her in the US look vastly different!

  • @ogiecruz8063
    @ogiecruz8063 Před 5 lety +2

    Von voyage Alex Emma hope you have a wonderful time in Turkey

  • @DDIII3
    @DDIII3 Před 5 lety

    Beans, you did England proud. There were so many beautiful places in this series and I really appreciated your tips for making it all affordable. Thank you very much for sharing.

  • @ronanremigio2319
    @ronanremigio2319 Před 4 lety

    Would love to visit this place

  • @user-bc6cy1jw2x
    @user-bc6cy1jw2x Před 5 lety

    beautiful people, beautiful place

  • @keithvpn
    @keithvpn Před 5 lety

    I used to live in foxhole st Austell you went to my favourite pasty shop in cornwall

  • @musha-asmr3931
    @musha-asmr3931 Před 5 lety +1

    Nice Vlog! big liked!

  • @ptjzmemory
    @ptjzmemory Před 5 lety

    OMG Cream Tea... So good, so bad, so good! The Eden Project sounds cool. Pasties! Love them.

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety

      Why is it that bad things always taste the best? 😋

  • @cropking7808
    @cropking7808 Před 4 lety +1

    The hard crust on the ends of pasties was supposed to be thrown away because it was originally a miners lunch and they had coal all over their hands and they were able to eat it so they didn't get it in their mouth

  • @ewelinkaa161
    @ewelinkaa161 Před 5 lety

    I loved the english series, got a lot of inspiration out of it. What a glorious country.

  • @tonys1636
    @tonys1636 Před 5 lety +1

    As an Ex Pat living in a next door Country it was good to see some places that I have yet to visit, hopefully soon. It is all well and good clocking up polluting air miles visiting far flung places but Blighty has some very beautiful locations well worth a visit, a staycation is the future and most are accessible by Public Transport of one type or another and Shanks Pony. Enjoy Turkey, looking forward to the Vlogs.

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety

      Thanks Tony! Yes, staycations are definitely worthwhile when you live somewhere as beautiful as the UK!

    • @tonys1636
      @tonys1636 Před 5 lety

      @@TravelBeans Hi Alex, forgot to mention, the thick crimped edge of a Cornish Pasty is not meant to be eaten, it is just a handle to hold it so that the Tin, Copper and Lead miners did not contaminate their food with dirty hands. It was just chucked on the ground where any Rats could feast on it and hopefully dying with Copper or Lead poisoning.

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety

      Wow someone else mentioned this as well and I had no idea. That is genuinely so fascinating that it makes me like the pasty so much more

  • @naturegirl8104
    @naturegirl8104 Před 5 lety

    Great job Travel Beans. It was a really, really awesome series w/more frequent vids. Loved the YHA locations. Greetings from NYC🙋‍♀️. Happy Trails

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety

      Thanks so much! So glad you enjoyed it! Absolutely loved making this series! 💛💛😀

  • @jessicabiggs2643
    @jessicabiggs2643 Před 4 lety +1

    I go Eden All the time it’s literally down the road from me the amount of school trips I have had it gets so boring 😂if u live here u get sick of it x

    • @Vroom-Vroom.
      @Vroom-Vroom. Před 4 lety

      I went there on holiday mostly every time I never got bored and I miss it

  • @jerryashe5356
    @jerryashe5356 Před 5 lety +1

    Best of luck and safe travels another awesome vlog love from 🇮🇪❤️

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety

      Thanks Jerry!!

    • @jerryashe5356
      @jerryashe5356 Před 5 lety

      @@TravelBeans only one thing for me to say is bean's out merch please

  • @KatRenouf
    @KatRenouf Před 5 lety

    Thanks for such a great series! I hope my family and I can reach the far-flung destinations some day but there's a lot to do and see in Britain in the meantime and you've given me a lot of ideas for the summer holidays.

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety

      Yes, there is SO much to see and do in the UK! We hope you enjoy your UK holidays and so so happy to have been able to give you some ideas!!

  • @MeMattStone
    @MeMattStone Před 5 lety

    This place is amazing!!! We went there today having never been before and expected it to be a larger version of an indoor garden centre only to be pleasantly surprised with how beautiful it is and just how much there is to do there! My wife has now added it to her list of happy places and “Disneyland for nature” describes it perfectly! Our brilliant day out has been topped off with a great Travel Beans video all about where we just went as well 😊

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety +1

      This comment made our day!! So glad you enjoyed the Eden project, twice!! 😋 It really is such a lovely place!

  • @staceymoorebarker
    @staceymoorebarker Před 5 lety +1

    I'm a cream first kinda gal! One day we'll get down to the Eden project.

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety

      Cream first is definitely the way to go!!

  • @JakeRyTravels
    @JakeRyTravels Před 5 lety

    Good luck on going to Turkey! It’s amazing 😍

  • @garethm7510
    @garethm7510 Před 4 lety +2

    The cornish have this right, jam first. The logic to it is, if the creams on first the jam slides off.

    • @debbiewynne8108
      @debbiewynne8108 Před 3 lety +1

      And having the cream on the top of the jam means the cream hits the fat receptors in your palate before the jam overwhelms your taste buds....jam first in my backyard, Kernow forever.

  • @BeyondYourDoorstep
    @BeyondYourDoorstep Před 5 lety +1

    The Eden Project looks so amazing! We really wanted to go last time we were in Cornwall but didn't have the time! Definitely going to try and get there now! Safe travels and all the best for the future, looking forward to the next videos!

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety +1

      Yes, it can be hard to get the time to go there as it is SO far south! Hopefully you'll get a chance again in the future.. 😁

    • @BeyondYourDoorstep
      @BeyondYourDoorstep Před 5 lety

      @@TravelBeans We're doing a few weeks in Exeter in August so might make it down then! Do you have any recommendations for absolute must see places around Exeter?

  • @BumblingTourist
    @BumblingTourist Před 5 lety

    My family went on a big adventure to the Eden Project in 2002 (to celebrate my mom beating cancer!) Everything is sooooo much greener and established now, it would be amazing to see it again.

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety +1

      That's awesome! And congrats to your mum! What a wonderful place to celebrate 💛 maybe another visit is in order!

  • @johnspivey4063
    @johnspivey4063 Před rokem

    cream on top...definitely..altho we live in devon.

  • @searam1
    @searam1 Před 5 lety +1

    I wish you good travels, but I am sad there are no more UK videos. I am from Atlanta but my heart lives in the UK. Have a safe trip and thanks for this series!
    Sean

    • @naturegirl8104
      @naturegirl8104 Před 5 lety +1

      Me too, Sean.

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety +1

      Aw, thanks Sean. So glad you enjoyed the series! Hoping you enjoy our Turkish videos coming soon too.. but filming around the UK as been truly amazing 💛

  • @davidknight5348
    @davidknight5348 Před 3 lety

    Why have you got so few subscribers? You are brilliant at this!

  • @ebbanzai
    @ebbanzai Před rokem

    Here's my understanding (from an American anglophile) The thick bit on the pasty was to be discarded when the lead miners used it as a handle (since they couldn't wash up for their noon meals).

    • @ebbanzai
      @ebbanzai Před rokem

      PS I hope you get to Biosphere near Tucson while you're in the US this time.

  • @abdelhamidmohmed4773
    @abdelhamidmohmed4773 Před 5 lety +1

    You are both so lovely

  • @Rebecca-dm5ul
    @Rebecca-dm5ul Před 5 lety

    Dave H actually did your Beans out for you in Spanish. He loved this Video Frijoles (Beans in Spanish) I totally loved this video. Can't wait to see your future travels.

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety

      Aw thanks Rebecca!! Haha I know, we love it! 💛

  • @Vtorch
    @Vtorch Před 5 lety

    My favorite part in the whole England series was when you guys started dancing in the streets. I remember coming home from a tough day at work, played your video, and saw you two dancing and said "What the fu........?" (LOL). Guys, thanks for that. You guys make me laugh and also educate me. I can't wait for Turkey ("gobble"-"gobble") !

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety

      😂 that was definitely a highlight of ours too! So glad to hear that it cheered you up too!! Makes us super happy to hear 😁💛

  • @fredixllanos9611
    @fredixllanos9611 Před 5 lety

    hope you travel again in phil.

  • @mareemcvilly455
    @mareemcvilly455 Před rokem

    Definately Jam first I'm in Perth Western Australia 🇦🇺

  • @katajha831
    @katajha831 Před 5 lety

    according to Ruth Goodmans helpers in Edwardian Farm filmed in Devon the potatoes must be "chipped" not sliced. Also most times include swede or turnips. Oh as an American I know way to much about life over there. :)

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety

      😂 awesome! Thanks for sharing info!!

  • @knanmie
    @knanmie Před 5 lety

    Yeah Devonshire all the way, mainly because I want 5 portions of cream to 1 portion of jam.
    I'm onboard with your campaign against tranquility! #beansout

  • @nitro76622
    @nitro76622 Před 5 lety +1

    Ooh that's piping hot that is

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety +1

      No one will get the reference. Even the big man Lozza himself.

  • @BeerForBreakfast
    @BeerForBreakfast Před 5 lety

    As you guys leave the uk, we are returning! Have a safe trip in Turkey. Also we didn't even know that there was two different ways to eat cream tea. There is clearly just the one option! CREAM FIRST!!!!

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety

      Yes!!! Always cream first!! 😂🙌

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety

      How long will you guys be in the UK for?

    • @BeerForBreakfast
      @BeerForBreakfast Před 5 lety

      @@TravelBeans we are travelling back and forth for the summer! Will be most of our time in and around Europe. One month in Lithuania for sure. Justina hasn't been back for 3 years!

  • @glsrider
    @glsrider Před 5 lety

    Philippines' version of the Pasty I think would be, "Empanada."😊

  • @DJmexecution
    @DJmexecution Před 5 lety

    how can you dislike this video

  • @humanngaya7347
    @humanngaya7347 Před 5 lety

    its like empanada here in the philippines...

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety

      Exactly! Just different flavoured fillings! 😋

  • @daniellereid01
    @daniellereid01 Před 5 lety

    Devon cream tea, definitely, but that’s not the issue for me. Whatever happened to the inside of the other pasty? Here I am, salivating and full of hope, but nothing. 😉

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety +1

      Haha when I was editing I was thinking the same. Sometime we just forget to shoot something's ☺️

  • @obugger
    @obugger Před 2 lety

    Re the thick ridge of pastry which Alex doesn't like on pasties. It's a handle, you're not suppose to eat it. Pasties were working man's lunches, the idea was that your Cornish tin miner/farm labourer etc could hold it by the crust and avoid touching his food with his filthy hands. When he'd finished, he'd throw the crust away for the Piskies*.

    • @obugger
      @obugger Před 2 lety

      I've no idea if the bit about the Piskies is true, but the rest is.

  • @davidkuhns8389
    @davidkuhns8389 Před 5 lety +1

    So the cream, in cream tea, has nothing to do with the tea? Only in the UK. Love your channel guys.

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety

      😂 yep! We use names like this just to confuse tourists!

  • @heatherinnaples1521
    @heatherinnaples1521 Před 5 lety

    I’m with you on heights Alex - not my cup of tea!!!

  • @daveh1247
    @daveh1247 Před 5 lety

    Hi friendly fellow bean teachers. I'm thinking of doing some online English language teaching. Can I ask who you think is the best to work for?

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety +1

      We work with Cambly. The money is extremely low but the flexibility is worth everything to us. I have heard vipkids is good if you can be more fixed. We can never guarantee WiFi so it effects who we can work with. The other side is that our job is extremely easy as it's just conversation instead of traditional teaching.
      Are you on the summer break from uni now?

    • @daveh1247
      @daveh1247 Před 5 lety

      @@TravelBeans Hi. Thanks for the info. Yes, just started the long summer break. I used to go to Cambridge uni and do Summer School, but getting a bit long in the tooth now, lol. I thought teaching online would help fill in the time. To do my job at uni we need to be a member of a professional body which is £87 a year subscription. On top, they now demand we do 6 courses at £320 each. It's daylight robbery insisting that we pay a couple of grand to be able to continue doing a job we've done for nearly 20 years. I may need a new source of income. Thanks again for the information; much appreciated.

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety +1

      Wow that is crazy and extremely counterintuitive. There are lots of options online for sure though. For us, Cambly works as we love being able to put the time in to YT. However if that wasn't the issue there are plenty of better options out there. I have an amazing excel sheet with all the teaching companies and their salaries somewhere I can send you. I am on a boat for the next week so my access to a computer is quite limited but would happily send it when we reach land next weekend

  • @eyjeyforce6616
    @eyjeyforce6616 Před 5 lety

    First!

  • @ilovecakes2023
    @ilovecakes2023 Před 5 lety

    😢😢😢 sad times no more England vlogs

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety

      For now ☺️ I am sure there will be back this year for more at some point

    • @ilovecakes2023
      @ilovecakes2023 Před 5 lety

      I hope so cause you still owe me a Nando’s 😂😂😂

  • @jasperedwards3341
    @jasperedwards3341 Před 3 lety

    never been there never wanted too who wants to catch everyones cold and flu st austell been to carlyon bay

  • @chrisdickinson3168
    @chrisdickinson3168 Před 5 lety

    Cant believe you had all that time in England and still no black pudding! Very disappointing. Great video as ever though

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety +1

      😂 I think we needed to spend more time in the North!

  • @PlanetCypher_
    @PlanetCypher_ Před 2 lety +1

    I like my cream tea with butter, jam, cream. Spread in that order. I was under the impression that was the “Cornish” method.

  • @colingibson8018
    @colingibson8018 Před 5 lety

    Hey guys. love the vlog , Yes Emma definitely cream first otherwise you are fighting to get the cream to stay. And guy do we have to have the history lesson,?. The crusty bit should be actually thicker. Why so back in the day of tin mining the guys would take the pasty down with them, then at lunch time they would have no where to wash up. so they would hold the pasty by the large crust eat the middle then throw the now dirty crust away. Also it's where the pastry is joined to seal it. I had a relative by marriage who was a pure bread Cornish woman. Well she would make a true pasty with apple in one side and meat and potatoes etc on the other. and never the Twain would meet. still can not master that trick. . Anyway be safe.Looking forward to the next.

    • @TravelBeans
      @TravelBeans  Před 5 lety

      Absolutely fascinating and never heard of that. It makes soooo much sense and makes me like the food more. Apple on one side..what? So it's a savory treat and a desert at the same time. Mind blowing