Kinsey should of had marks& spencers products. Biscuits should of been Crawfords make. Can't believe u introduced her to co op!!!should of been Scottish dandelion& burdock.
Proper home made shepherds pie (minced leftover lamb roast, mum made on Monday from the weekend roast) with diced veg and mashed potatoes on top. Cottage pie is Beef with mash on top. Mum also used leftover veg, diced lamb roast, mixed and put in pastry and made home made pasties. I has haggis and blood sausage with eggs and bacon, etc as breakfast in Scotland..it was all delicious!!❤❤❤
Hi Kinsey lovely…. What a rough experience- takes guts to willingly try foods However- I’m annoyed ☺️ If it wasn’t for the haggis,I’d probably wouldn’t be annoyed. Haggis is a Scottish food So ,for me- since when was wales and Ireland and Scotland- Not British ? It’s a pet peeve. British means ALL of us and I wish people would use their proper descriptions Despite individual languages- there’s plenty of English spoken words British Isles is- England,Wales,Scotland and Ireland- so,please whoever is compiling these vids for her,- Get It Right ‼️
❤ great video, you are a good sport! however I am concerned you seemed to be unaware of many dishes? Putting aside if they were store bough or not taste-wise, your surprise over some dishes makes me wonder what are you eating there in the USA?
Chicken Tikka Masala is not Indian. It was developed by Bangladeshi chefs living in Britain for the British market. You won't find it in India or anywhere else in the Sub Continent.
I’m American….I make a mean shepherds pie, cottage pie, sausage roll….and others. Most of those looked like they came from the frozen food section, not fresh made. Makes all the difference!
Correction, Shepherds pie is made with minced/ground LAMB , hence Shepherds pie (sheep/shepherd). Cottage pie is minced/ground BEEF. Freshly made is the only way to eat both shepherds pie and cottage pie. Haggis is served with Neeps and tatties, it’s the 🏴 national dish. NO Brits will be offended about Kinseys comments of Greggs sausage rolls, home made are better or M&S. As for the cottage pie, again, ITS BEEF NOT LAMB. Your facts are wrong.
Kinsey, this just cracked me up, your expressions and comments had me laughing so much I was crying…some of the food you tasted and did not like I just love. You really need to expand your culinary adventures, lol
Kinsey is so brave for even looking at those jellied eels, that is beyond gross, to try it ... she deserves a medal. I would have vomited all over them, ditto haggis and black pudding 🤮
Poor Kinsey, you should at least have got her a proper chicken tikka masala and shepherd's pie (which has minced lamb; cottage pie has minced beef) from a local pub, and a proper Cornish pasty - ready-made ones are disgusting!!! And apart from the fish & chips, you gave her only really stodgy stuff that the poorest of the poor ate. Next time, push the boat out a bit and give her some roast beef & horseradish (not ready-made!) & roast potatoes, apple pie & cream, stuff like that.
Yes, where was the salt, vinegar and tartare sauce. This was the worst line up of food I've seen in a long time. Possibly cold, too, as she said it was all bought hours previously. Didn't see any steam rising off food that should be served piping hot!
Kinsey you're so brave. Well done. Glad you liked the fish and chips and some of the biscuits - the Tunnocks tea cake is a particular favourite here. btw Kinsey, that pork pie was a Melton Mowbray! We British love them. I would have personally cooked you roast beef and Yorkshire pudding with all the trimmings, followed by Bramley apple crumble 🍏 with custard. X
Oh yes! We need a part two! Please this time English Breakfast. By the way, in Germany we also have a kind of black pudding, we call it blood sausage (so everybody knows, what it is). These kind of foods exists, so that as little as possible is thrown away from an animal we killed. So we use the bones for broth, the kidneys, livers etc. for meals, the blood. So the animal did not just die for the filet
And I love fish in aspic and smoked eel.. smoked pork is FANTASTIC.. Americans don’t seem to know about other cultures.. I have tried everything.. and I am an Aussie with European parents..
I’m feeling homesick. I live near Philadelphia but from the UK 🇬🇧.LOVE These Foods, except haggis and jellied Eels. GROSS! Kinsey, you deserve a pat on the back. Loved this. You’re so beautiful and very brave. God Going.❤❤❤
Kinsey needed a nice fresh and hot Cornish pasty - from actual Cornwall, or a cheese and onion one! I feel sure that then she'd have change her mind.. 🙂
@@user-cc6gf1uu8p I read that too but it was only later it was disputed. well there seems to be some debate over that for folks who love them but I’ll go with French because of the name.
Fried Mars Bars, Bubble and Squeak, English Trifle, Eccles Cakes, Spotted Dick, Crumpets, Scones and Clotted Cream with Jam and of course Tea - were missed.
Kinsey, I'm from east London and I completely agree that "liquor" looks like snot. Love my pie & mash, but definitely, absolutely no to liquor. Also, scotch eggs were invented specifically to be taken on picnics. Created by Fortnum & Mason.
At least give her good quality versions. Homemade shepherds pie and give her neeps with the haggis. A decent pasty and sausage roll - all totally different and better than what you served the poor woman
We have pastys in the Upper peninsula of Michigan. Miners took them for their lunches. Filled with meat. Onions. Potatoes. I make them and they are yummie.
@kathyspringberg4383 YES !! My mum was Cornish, the home made are totally different to shop bought EXCEPT 'home made' in Cornish shops. The Cornish came here to Australia also.
@@scrat1119 over time, people have added different ingredients. I sometimes add shredded carrots or rutabaga. There is also a friendly debate whether ketchup, or gravy is the best topping. I use ketchup!
The minute they brought that chicken Tikka masala out I was like "oh hell yeah!!" We love that. I make it all the time. (Although we use white rice instead of yellow with it and a garlic buttery Naan). Such an easy dish to make.
Years ago, being picked up at Heathrow, I asked my Taxi driver to recommend one London's best places for British favorite foods "FISH AND CHIPS". He corrected me and indicated British Favorite Food is CURRY. Either Korma or Chicken Tikka Masala.
I was so slim when I lived in London.Mind you Edwina Currie was banning foods almost weekly back in the 1980's.You're brave eating Haggis...never that nor black pudding.
Fish and chips is the national dish of England 🏴, it always has and always will be. The national dish of Ireland 🇮🇪 is Irish stew. Scotlands 🏴 national dish is Haggis and Wales 🏴 national dish is Cawl or lobscows (in areas of North Wales). Stop trying to cleanse or merge our cultures, identity and traditions. All these things make us unique to each other and India/Pakistan/Asian countries have their own identity, language, traditions, national food, football teams and flags. For the love of God it is not our national dish. Stop being divisible it’s like you’re peeing on our feet and telling us it’s raining. Britain consists of four countries under the British umbrella 🏴 🇮🇪 🏴 🏴 (India is not one of them). I am sick of people lumping us all into one name and flag. We all have our own identities, flags, first language, football and rugby teams. I am not and will not play the media’s game. 😠 Chicken Masala is very tasty and yummmy plus my favourite foreign meal but it is not the English national dish and never will be. It is an Asian dish tweaked for the foreign palette. I repeat, it is NOT our national dish.
@@NessieT I couldn’t agree more but somebody, who knows who decided a change was needed and so now it’s supposed to be chicken Tikka Masala. Not for me!!! Give me my fish and chips and mushy peas.
Digestives cookies had baking soda (like all baked goods) and back in the day, the advertising stated that it would aid digestion because of the baking soda. Basically marketing cookies as healthy. The theory was debunked, but everyone knows them by that name, so it continues. They cannot be sold in the US with that name.
Cutie Pie Kinsey has the best outrageous analogies and comments throughout.. surprisingly entertaining with a saucy sassy side to Kinsey I wasn't expecting 😋😛
I LOVE Matthew! How can we follow him?! LMAO this was great! So glad they were in good spirit because I’m sure some people Would be offended by some Of the comments you made, Kinsey, LOL
No to jelly eels. Sausage rolls are great. Cornish Pasty is usually left overs in pastry for the miners. Dirty hands could hold on to the edge. 🙌 great job at trying the food. Hopefully the food was hot. Im Maccas girl too.
I am somewhat flabbergasted that someone who claims to love the UK so much has so little knowledge of the food, tradition, etc.. really enjoyed the video and all your others as well - keep doing what you do ❤
They were trying to trick her into eating foods she might not eat. I do not eat lamb. 🐑 Most Americans didn’t grow up eating it, especially post-WWII. We eat pork and beef, chicken, turkey, fish, both seafood and freshwater. Most of us don’t eat organ meats. That’s about it.
If any one told me that I would be watching someone eat food for 37 minutes , they would be crazy But watching KINSEY SCHOFIELD eating food for 37 minutes YES I would and did . I find Kinsey a very Beautiful , cheeky , can I say sexy without getting in trouble . She is adorable with all her expressions . The cornish pasty is by far the best , the eel , lets just say the entire 37 minutes was epic .I think Kinsey would make a fantastic food critic , being honest about everything . Love her . Thank you Kinsey
Hey Kinsey I love ❤️ this video. You are so funny 😂. I love 💗 English food but I’ve not heard of a lot of the snacks. Love ❤️ your enthusiasm and your facial expressions. ❤️😂🥰
A pasty (/ˈpæsti/) is a British baked pastry, a traditional variety of which is particularly associated with Cornwall, South West England, but has spread all over the British Isles, and elsewhere through the Cornish diaspora. Pasties date back as far as the 13th century, at which time they were devoured by the rich upper classes and royalty. The fillings were varied and indulgent, often containing venison, beef, lamb and seafood like eels, flavoured with rich gravies and fruits.
I always thought that it was for the miners and other professions that were unable to pick food up with their dirty hands. They would hold it by the crust and eat the filling.
We have an old mining town in California that was largely populated by Cornish miners called "Cousin Jacks." They have a restraunt up there now called "Cousin Jack's" and they still serve up Cornish Pasties.
Me too! But, they had her try the layered square ( my least favorite) . Kinsey should have tried a pink or yellow coconut round with the licorice center. Allsorts is widely available in the US
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Kinsey should of had marks& spencers products. Biscuits should of been Crawfords make. Can't believe u introduced her to co op!!!should of been Scottish dandelion& burdock.
I’mE Ws was ❤😂
Proper home made shepherds pie (minced leftover lamb roast, mum made on Monday from the weekend roast) with diced veg and mashed potatoes on top. Cottage pie is Beef with mash on top. Mum also used leftover veg, diced lamb roast, mixed and put in pastry and made home made pasties. I has haggis and blood sausage with eggs and bacon, etc as breakfast in Scotland..it was all delicious!!❤❤❤
Hi Kinsey lovely…. What a rough experience- takes guts to willingly try foods
However- I’m annoyed ☺️
If it wasn’t for the haggis,I’d probably wouldn’t be annoyed. Haggis is a Scottish food
So ,for me- since when was wales and Ireland and Scotland- Not British ?
It’s a pet peeve. British means ALL of us and I wish people would use their proper descriptions
Despite individual languages- there’s plenty of English spoken words
British Isles is- England,Wales,Scotland and Ireland- so,please whoever is compiling these vids for her,- Get It Right ‼️
❤ great video, you are a good sport! however I am concerned you seemed to be unaware of many dishes? Putting aside if they were store bough or not taste-wise, your surprise over some dishes makes me wonder what are you eating there in the USA?
Not giving Kinsey a cup of tea with the biscuits was criminal!
I agree. And those digestive biscuits should have been the chocolate glazed version.
Chicken Tikka Masala is not Indian. It was developed by Bangladeshi chefs living in Britain for the British market. You won't find it in India or anywhere else in the Sub Continent.
So pleased some one pointed that out
It's actually served in most Indian restaurants in the US tho.
@@sharonsmith583 Apparently, it is becoming increasingly popular in India, although the traditionalists are not in favour
It was Originally
made by an
Indian man.
In England.
& many Indians
Live Here &
Love this Country
Do try to Not Pretend Otherwise🙄🤭
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@@sharonsmith583agree totally
It looks like the producers got you the cheapest version of all the meals - to be fair, I am English, and I wouldn't eat most of those meals!
Me either.. it all looked horrible.. terrible versions of that food..
I'm English and would (except eels) but I'm a typical geezer.
It was gross where were accompanying beverages
I thought all looked great espesh shepherds pie ..seventy percent a stuff i buy ev week
I’m American….I make a mean shepherds pie, cottage pie, sausage roll….and others. Most of those looked like they came from the frozen food section, not fresh made. Makes all the difference!
OMFG.. THAT FOOD WAS COLD AND SHOP BOUGHT.. even I wouldn’t eat it.. Why didn’t they give her the BEST of everything to try and HOT.. 😂😂
I can't believe they served ready meals. unreal.
@@SgtSteel1 I was about to say the same thing, but knew i wouldn't have been the first.
big up to Matt too (editor, or producer). He obviously knew it should've been better
How to enforce the stereotype!
They did you dirty Kinsey! I think they picked the worst available options for some of the things you ate!
ABSOLUTELY.. I wouldn’t touch that crap as well.. but home made or from a GOOD PLACE.. ITS SUPERB.. and HOT NOT COLD..
Absolutely. Cheap choices 🤢
Guess they had no kitchen or chef though
Absolutely! Most of those things hardly resembled the things they were supposed to be. I think they were having a laugh with you Kinsey!
Omg I laughed all through this…
Correction, Shepherds pie is made with minced/ground LAMB , hence Shepherds pie (sheep/shepherd). Cottage pie is minced/ground BEEF. Freshly made is the only way to eat both shepherds pie and cottage pie. Haggis is served with Neeps and tatties, it’s the 🏴 national dish. NO Brits will be offended about Kinseys comments of Greggs sausage rolls, home made are better or M&S. As for the cottage pie, again, ITS BEEF NOT LAMB. Your facts are wrong.
If we are going by the name to tell us what is in the pie, the Cottage Pie is made of…??? Building materials?😂
@@dalemoore8582 cottage pie is made of beef… shepherds pie is made from lamb because shepherds looked after sheep not beef.
Shepherds pie made from leftover lamb roast, ultimate comfort food, yum😋
Exactly and I am an Aussie and KNOW THIS..
@@hellabella8295I’m American, and I know this.
K8nsey, you have been given the cheapest lowest quality examples of British classics, you had no chance of making a fair judgement. Sack the team.
Chicken tikka masala was created in scotland by an Indian Scottish chef.
Kinsey, this just cracked me up, your expressions and comments had me laughing so much I was crying…some of the food you tasted and did not like I just love. You really need to expand your culinary adventures, lol
if kinsey ever asks" whats a tool?" i would say the producer that thinks shepherds pie is made with beef!! the clue is in the name !!!!!! LAMB!!!!!!!
😂😂😂
Cottage pie is beef
Shepards or cottage pie is better homemade. i hate the supmarket one's
In America we make Shepard pie with beef.
@dalemoore8582 so you make cottage pie not shepherd's pie
🎉🎉 Whilst I love all Kinsey vlogs. This may be My all time favorite!!! What a trooper!!! 😅
Kinsey you’re a trooper! When I told my husband your comment on Cornish Pasty he howled with laughter 😂
Kinsey is so brave for even looking at those jellied eels, that is beyond gross, to try it ... she deserves a medal.
I would have vomited all over them, ditto haggis and black pudding 🤮
I'm with you on the eels and haggis but black pudding is delicious!
Haha! I LOVE all those, and most of the stuff Kinsey tried! And I am from the Middle East!
If I had to, out if those 3 items it would be jellied eels I chose. I love fresh cooked eels. Yes, I'm East London lol
Kensey, you are so much braver than I. There's no way I would eat even a touch of the eel
OMG.. I love eel probably because I was raised with it.. especially smoked eel..
Me too 🤢🤢
What a great 38 minutes. laughed so much, i actually had to cough. PLEASE more of this.
"for the longest time, I thought ham was a bird.". I died 😂 when I heard that!
You are a brave woman. Thank you for taking one for the team.
Kinsey=beyond adorable!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Laughing out loud: "I thought ham was a bird." 🤣
What fun !! Way to go Kinsey ✅🇨🇦
OMG! The eel, jellied eel! I was laughing so hard! 🤣
I love fish in aspic.. eel.. it’s a European thing..
I love when she says….you eat this on purpose????🤣
I like seafood but this sounds not good.
Poor Kinsey, you should at least have got her a proper chicken tikka masala and shepherd's pie (which has minced lamb; cottage pie has minced beef) from a local pub, and a proper Cornish pasty - ready-made ones are disgusting!!! And apart from the fish & chips, you gave her only really stodgy stuff that the poorest of the poor ate. Next time, push the boat out a bit and give her some roast beef & horseradish (not ready-made!) & roast potatoes, apple pie & cream, stuff like that.
Please - producers read this and think on. She's sure to be back again sometime soon, we hope.
I just about died laughing 😂😂😂 watching this!!..❤❤❤❤.......Your brave!
Part 2!!! We need it! Kinsey’s reactions are hilarious 😆😂😂
Not jellied eels! Enough now.... the poor girl.
In Australia we love fish and chips with vinegar! 🦘
Yes, where was the salt, vinegar and tartare sauce. This was the worst line up of food I've seen in a long time. Possibly cold, too, as she said it was all bought hours previously. Didn't see any steam rising off food that should be served piping hot!
OMG... I am dying laughing seeing Kinsey's face eating the eel jelly 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. I would be the same. That and the Hagis!!
Hope Kinsey tried out Fish & Chips even Sauage Rolls here in UK which are worth it for anyone!
OMG, I laughed out loud all through this 🤣. Well done Kinsey, you're a star!
Kinsey you're so brave. Well done. Glad you liked the fish and chips and some of the biscuits - the Tunnocks tea cake is a particular favourite here. btw Kinsey, that pork pie was a Melton Mowbray! We British love them. I would have personally cooked you roast beef and Yorkshire pudding with all the trimmings, followed by Bramley apple crumble 🍏 with custard. X
Kinsey, you are so brave! And I laughed so hard when you tried the eel. Thanks for brightening my day.
Love this Kinsey. Trying our food. I agree some of it is rank. But some delicious. Big up Kins. You are the Govemor. Love ya 😘
Funny!- I love her expressions & comments!!! 🤭👍👍👍🇬🇧👍😉🤣🤣🤣🤣
Someone definitely dropped the ball on the tea biscuits, cause you dip them in your tea. LOL. The biscuits are my favorite too.
I just passed a Jaffa Cakes truck and seemingly it has to say that no Jaffa Cakes are left inside overnight so it isn't broken into.
I live in the UAE.. jaffa cakes very popular here ..I see the locals buying them up😅
Fair do’s for her trying everything. What a great sport. ❤
Part 2? Yessss please!! 😆
I am a "McDonald's Girl". Says it all really. Americans slating British food when they're craving a Big Mac!! 🤣🤣🤣
Oh yes! We need a part two! Please this time English Breakfast. By the way, in Germany we also have a kind of black pudding, we call it blood sausage (so everybody knows, what it is). These kind of foods exists, so that as little as possible is thrown away from an animal we killed. So we use the bones for broth, the kidneys, livers etc. for meals, the blood. So the animal did not just die for the filet
In Norway too.
@@drnono3386I’m not brave enough to try it. 😊
And I love fish in aspic and smoked eel.. smoked pork is FANTASTIC.. Americans don’t seem to know about other cultures.. I have tried everything.. and I am an Aussie with European parents..
As a fan of black pudding, I was very happy to discover blood sausage when I was in Germany.
France has boudin noir. And if the french have it 🤷
I’m feeling homesick. I live near Philadelphia but from the UK 🇬🇧.LOVE These Foods, except haggis and jellied Eels. GROSS! Kinsey, you deserve a pat on the back. Loved this. You’re so beautiful and very brave. God Going.❤❤❤
I only like half the foods featured in here, and I'm a Brit...but Kinsey's reactions have been entertaining to say the least 😂😂
Well done Kinsey. Brave Soul.
You're hilarious Kinsey! 😂 So nice to see this very funny side of you 😍
Kinsey, this video is hilarious! Made my day.
Totally loved this. Cottage pie is gorgeous, but never ready meal version . Would love a part 2.
Kinsey, you are a good (and brave) sport. thanks for sharing…
OMG give them girl something nice! Kinsey on behalf of the British I'm so sorry!!! 🤯
Food she got was not nice and withouth the sid dish horrible
Try Italian or Vietnamese cuisine in the United Kingdom.
Kinsey needed a nice fresh and hot Cornish pasty - from actual Cornwall, or a cheese and onion one! I feel sure that then she'd have change her mind.. 🙂
Kinsey they aren’t fries…, they are chips . Fries are small from France originally, hence French fries.
For the UK, yes. They simply don't say 'chips' in American English, unless it's for 'crisps'. It's just not in their vernacular. Get over it. 💤
No! No! No! They are Belgian.
@@user-cc6gf1uu8p I read that too but it was only later it was disputed. well there seems to be some debate over that for folks who love them but I’ll go with French because of the name.
Fried Mars Bars, Bubble and Squeak, English Trifle, Eccles Cakes, Spotted Dick, Crumpets, Scones and Clotted Cream with Jam and of course Tea - were missed.
Kinsey so brave!!!! Even I wouldn’t eat that stuff!!!! Curry yes but the others no way.. but well done girl , England love you 😊
Kinsey is a joy to watch. Im British and food looked cold and cheap, I wouldn't eat it myself.
Absolutely brilliant made me feel homesick, living in France 😅 excellent 👌you’re very funny Kinsey and we all adore ❤
This was fun to watch! Just surprised Kinsey wasn't familiar with so many foods.
Kinsey, I'm from east London and I completely agree that "liquor" looks like snot. Love my pie & mash, but definitely, absolutely no to liquor.
Also, scotch eggs were invented specifically to be taken on picnics. Created by Fortnum & Mason.
Defo need a part two. Had tears running down my face with your reactions, best laugh of the day.
At least give her good quality versions. Homemade shepherds pie and give her neeps with the haggis. A decent pasty and sausage roll - all totally different and better than what you served the poor woman
We have pastys in the Upper peninsula of Michigan. Miners took them for their lunches. Filled with meat. Onions. Potatoes. I make them and they are yummie.
@kathyspringberg4383 YES !! My mum was Cornish, the home made are totally different to shop bought EXCEPT 'home made' in Cornish shops. The Cornish came here to Australia also.
@@scrat1119 over time, people have added different ingredients. I sometimes add shredded carrots or rutabaga. There is also a friendly debate whether ketchup, or gravy is the best topping. I use ketchup!
The minute they brought that chicken Tikka masala out I was like "oh hell yeah!!" We love that. I make it all the time. (Although we use white rice instead of yellow with it and a garlic buttery Naan). Such an easy dish to make.
Years ago, being picked up at Heathrow, I asked my Taxi driver to recommend one London's best places for British favorite foods "FISH AND CHIPS". He corrected me and indicated British Favorite Food is CURRY. Either Korma or Chicken Tikka Masala.
I wouldn't trust anything I heard in London.... fish and chips (vinegar added before salt) is number 1 for me.
Curry Sauce and chips. YUMMY 😋
@@yvonnewalesuk8035here we go - there's always one... another northern monkey hating on London, on a UK type post, be it food or for a visit. 😴💤💤
@@ruthromano1254 What rubbish.
Curry is not a traditional British dish. A lot of people never touch curry.
So entertaining..made me laugh. You need to come to.Australia and try our delicios food
Major props for even trying jellied eel. Your descriptions are hilarious!
Hilarious! Lol. Thanks so much for yhe excellent entertainment. Im sure that the cookies and fruit jellys is all i would want to eat. 😂😂😂😊
Yes to a part 2! You're a trooper Kinsey you took healthy bites and gave everything a try. 💜
I was so slim when I lived in London.Mind you Edwina Currie was banning foods almost weekly back in the 1980's.You're brave eating Haggis...never that nor black pudding.
@PiperSevern
Nice story, but edwina curry never banned any food.
@@NickNick-tp5cr warned then. We had listeria,botulism,mad cow,salmonella etc… Around 1988.
I enjoy watching you Kinsey, you’re funny
Classic! LOL the sausage roll critique was classic! LOL "If this never happens in my mouth again I am fine with that" LOL
Loved this ❤ bring on part 2 👩🍳👏
Fish and chips is the national dish of England 🏴, it always has and always will be. The national dish of Ireland 🇮🇪 is Irish stew. Scotlands 🏴 national dish is Haggis and Wales 🏴 national dish is Cawl or lobscows (in areas of North Wales). Stop trying to cleanse or merge our cultures, identity and traditions. All these things make us unique to each other and India/Pakistan/Asian countries have their own identity, language, traditions, national food, football teams and flags. For the love of God it is not our national dish. Stop being divisible it’s like you’re peeing on our feet and telling us it’s raining.
Britain consists of four countries under the British umbrella 🏴 🇮🇪 🏴 🏴 (India is not one of them). I am sick of people lumping us all into one name and flag. We all have our own identities, flags, first language, football and rugby teams. I am not and will not play the media’s game. 😠 Chicken Masala is very tasty and yummmy plus my favourite foreign meal but it is not the English national dish and never will be. It is an Asian dish tweaked for the foreign palette.
I repeat, it is NOT our national dish.
@@NessieT I couldn’t agree more but somebody, who knows who decided a change was needed and so now it’s supposed to be chicken Tikka Masala. Not for me!!! Give me my fish and chips and mushy peas.
You need Colman’s mustard with the pork pie
Or brown sauce, that goes really well
We have that mustard in the states, and it’s pretty popular amongst Yanks.
I have to try it.
This was so funny! Love how you went all out with CO OP food. You could of at least gone to M&S 🤣
Loved watching you do this!
This is so funny. I'm dying😂😂😂😂
Hello Kinsey from Cooperstown, New York…. Home of the National Baseball Hall of Frame 👋
You are being so funny. If this this never happens in my mouth again...ha ha ha
That is the most funny comments per minute I've ever seen
Digestives cookies had baking soda (like all baked goods) and back in the day, the advertising stated that it would aid digestion because of the baking soda. Basically marketing cookies as healthy. The theory was debunked, but everyone knows them by that name, so it continues. They cannot be sold in the US with that name.
@@kathrynaston6841 they are best with the chocolate and dipped in tea. How long can you dip before it fall? Lol
It even smells like my colds about to go away.
I beg to differ as they are imported and I buy digestives and they are labeled as such.
Ps an American lady in public life who embraces carbs absolutely fantastic 🎉xxx
Scotch egg was hilarious! I am in stitches! ROFL
Loved it all! The scotch egg had me rollllin Kins! 😆 love the candidness! 😘
You could have at least given Kinsey food from Waitrose or M&S!!!
Cutie Pie Kinsey has the best outrageous analogies and comments throughout.. surprisingly entertaining with a saucy sassy side to Kinsey I wasn't expecting 😋😛
A large part of my diet for 40 years was pasties made in Cornwall & Devon. What this gal was served is nothing like what I ate.
I can’t believe they called that travesty a Cornish pasty much love 👍🏻❤️🏴
Brave girl lol I couldn't eat half of that well done you. Big fan ❤
That was so funny very brave 😅😅
She said she likes McDonalds. Case closed!
I LOVE Matthew! How can we follow him?! LMAO this was great! So glad they were in good spirit because I’m sure some people
Would be offended by some
Of the comments you made, Kinsey, LOL
I TOTALLY AGREE! I expected to see more people take issue with that. I did, and I'm American!!
@@longislandartistI’m American too ☺️
I like malt vinegar on my fries/chips.
You were a real trooper, Kinsey. Were you sick afterward?!
Love your sweatshirt Kinsey 🥰💜🥰
Kinsey would likely enjoy After Eight Thin Mints and any Cadbury Chocolate😉 Thank you, GB for treats like those😊
No to jelly eels. Sausage rolls are great. Cornish Pasty is usually left overs in pastry for the miners. Dirty hands could hold on to the edge. 🙌 great job at trying the food. Hopefully the food was hot. Im Maccas girl too.
Scotch Eggs and Black Pudding. Pork Pie & Sausage Rolls.
Gosh, so sharp.
I am somewhat flabbergasted that someone who claims to love the UK so much has so little knowledge of the food, tradition, etc.. really enjoyed the video and all your others as well - keep doing what you do ❤
But. I think they served everything - Cold. Why?
They were trying to trick her into eating foods she might not eat. I do not eat lamb. 🐑 Most Americans didn’t grow up eating it, especially post-WWII. We eat pork and beef, chicken, turkey, fish, both seafood and freshwater. Most of us don’t eat organ meats. That’s about it.
@@northernlady212trying extra hard to gross 🤢 her out for the video no doubt.
If any one told me that I would be watching someone eat food for 37 minutes , they would be crazy
But watching KINSEY SCHOFIELD eating food for 37 minutes YES I would and did . I find Kinsey a very Beautiful , cheeky , can I say sexy without getting in trouble . She is adorable with all her expressions . The cornish pasty is by far the best , the eel , lets just say the entire 37 minutes was epic .I think Kinsey would make a fantastic food critic , being honest about everything . Love her .
Thank you Kinsey
Shepherd Pie is Lamb.
Cottage Pie is Beef!
Hey Kinsey I love ❤️ this video. You are so funny 😂. I love 💗 English food but I’ve not heard of a lot of the snacks. Love ❤️ your enthusiasm and your facial expressions. ❤️😂🥰
A pasty (/ˈpæsti/) is a British baked pastry, a traditional variety of which is particularly associated with Cornwall, South West England, but has spread all over the British Isles, and elsewhere through the Cornish diaspora.
Pasties date back as far as the 13th century, at which time they were devoured by the rich upper classes and royalty. The fillings were varied and indulgent, often containing venison, beef, lamb and seafood like eels, flavoured with rich gravies and fruits.
I always thought that it was for the miners and other professions that were unable to pick food up with their dirty hands. They would hold it by the crust and eat the filling.
We have an old mining town in California that was largely populated by Cornish miners called "Cousin Jacks." They have a restraunt up there now called "Cousin Jack's" and they still serve up Cornish Pasties.
Oh Kinsey you are a riot!
I LOVE licorice allsorts and I’m an American!!!
Me too! But, they had her try the layered square ( my least favorite) . Kinsey should have tried a pink or yellow coconut round with the licorice center.
Allsorts is widely available in the US