Emma Blake I am not a brit but iirc they eat lot of different food stuffs now, also like there is Chinese take out in the USA there's Curry take out in the UK
We use our fork differently from in the US. We turn it over so the arch is facing to the ceiling (like a bridge) and press the food onto the back of it with the knife while sticking tines into the food.
I'm British. The video's mostly right. Though It's worth noting most of the time we have toast or cereal for breakfast(not just kids). Most people eat an English breakfast once a month or less, though some do eat an English breakfast once or twice a week on the weekends. Also ... we don't use a spoon to eat a full English breakfast or Sunday roast, spoons are for: Soup, Deserts, Spaghetti and maybe food that has rice e.g. Chinese/Indian food.
Yup, though at a Chinese restaurant I'd use chop sticks. Asking one of my friends he said he also uses a spoon for rice/curry dishes, I think it's pretty common.
Chicken has become the most common meat in the UK. The others that you showed can be a bit pricey, but delicous just the same. Hope you make it over to see us one day.
WE also wear bowler hats and plus-fours for breakfast , 'smart casual' for luncheon, and - assuming we skip high tea - full evening wear for dinner. Different rules on Sunday, of course (but we'll leave that for now). And a brief message to our American Friends, when visiting: Please do NOT tip the servants: they find it patronising, and you could end up with powdered glass in your mashed potato.
Most people eat cereal and or toast for breakfast. We would all be enormous if we ate it every day. We might have a packed lunch but not necessarily sandwiches or crisps . Evening meals are not usually meat and two veg. Mint sauce is eaten with lamb because it helps digest the fatty meat. Eating anything other than soup or dessert with a spoon is only for children. Adults use a knife and fork.
My culture food Menu Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner(all same)= Rice and oil-free vegetable curry with wrotten fish, turmeric, salt, green chillies and onion (If money is not a problem then cook meat, prown, crab, frog, fish, egg, reptiles, insects etc with mustard oil) Apart from these we also drink tea, coffee, other beverages, fruits, eat raw leafy vegetables, bread whatever we get at any time of the day, if the purchasing power is there.
Hey there. Nice video. Please keep going. I LOVE a full English Breakfast. I’m English. I think I have one about 2 or 3 times each year. It’s not relaly a typical breakfastz`. I know, the name a full English breakfast is misleading. My breakfast this morning is toast with a bit of butter. Yesterday, it was natural yoghurt and fruit. Lunch, yup a sandwich is quite traditional but you coul have anything. not sure we usuall eat lunch with our hands unless it is a sandwich. Dinner tonight will be a chicken kiev with about three baby new potatoes and some green veg A Sunday roast... YUMMY. However, few people do one every Sunday. Again, a confusing name right.. This said,a full English breakfast is awsome. Most people in England eat pretty much what is eaten in the USA, just on the whole less in quantity. Keep making vids and top work. Good history too.
alana that depends on the person! I wouldn’t generalize. weetabix(you can just google it if you don’t know what that is) it’s a common breakfast along with cereals and toast.
Everyone in the comments is saying how you got this all wrong however I would say not completely! The dishes you have shown are very common but more in small restaurants not as an everyday eat the things in this video are usually served in small eateries that are all over the place( depends on wich part of the uk you live of course)
I skip breakfast except on pancake day and I then have an apple at 11:30 am and I wake up at 6:30 am or a cheese toasty or a bagel then for lunch I have what ever I feel like at 2 o'clock then I have dinner at 7oclock
I don't remember the last time a ate a full English breakfast. I don't eat sandwiches at lunch either. I wish I could eat all that meat, but most of us can't afford to eat this way. Spoons are not used to eat a meal usually unless it is soup or you are feeding a child. Not much research seems to have been used for this video.
Anyone who wants a more accurate idea of what the modern Brit would eat for breakfast. It would be more on the lines of cereal or toast the sort of food shown in the video would be something I’d say they ate every once and awhile, Black tea with milk in it or coffee is a common drink as well. High tea is common ish I used to do it but stopped for no particular reason.
You seem to think that the time we eat breakfast is worth mentioning. Is it too much to accept that British people eat their breakfast at the same time as other nationalities? (i.e. directly after they get up in the morning!) So we have sandwiches, crisps and fruit for Lunch (except for Sunday when we have a Roast with veggies)... ...and we always eat Roast and veggies for dinner, and we always eat it after 6:30pm (except for Sunday when we have it for lunch)... ...and what do we have for dinner on a Sunday if we've already had our dinner at lunch time? Believe it or not, in the UK we have a myriad of different recipes that we serve at lunch and/or dinner, unlike in the USA where every meal seems to consist of either pasta or burgers (I know I'm generalizing, but you'll know all about that won't you?)
Hi there, have you thought about this kind of diet plan known as the Fenoboci Diet Plan? My cooworker says it helps people lost plenty of weight. Is that possible? I also read many good review about this diet plan. Thoughts?
A nice little piece, thank you. It is so very hard to stereo type the English . Much information about english cooking is based on post war experiences and popular derogatory myths. Times have changed! Indian food has been adopted widely , also the "English" and now a great mixture and have incorporated Polish , far eastern, African, North African and European styles of cooking into their everyday meals. And yes , before people correct me, British Indian food is very different to that found in India.
I am british most of this is true.... just a foreigners uniformed views. Britain is multi cultural society. The cliches talked about in this video may have been true 50 years ago . Many surveys have shown the most popular dish with we British is curry
O.M.G.!!!!! There is no way my wife and I could down a big meal like that!!!! beans for breakfast,!!!! no way,!!! that's way to much calories, plus everything on one plate is a huge turn off.!! runny stuff always goes into a small separate bowl.
Quite interesting. It is different compare to my country. Looks like we take more calories than British all day meals and maybe this is the main reason that contributes to obesity. Most of the time we eat rice (sometimes it's boring!).
Lmao then there’s me for breakfast I eat cookie crisp at 1 pm on weekends lolol. For lunch I don’t eat lunch loloolll. At dinner I eat hardly nothing lol sometimes a packet of crisp and chocolate 😂?
*You have been miss informed This is not typical of english foods there is some english 60/80s food, but no english family would eat this crap in 2017 this would kill their family👎🏼*
im british and i dont eat that much userly for breakfast i dont eat anything or just a peice of bacon we only have big breakfast verry rarly and its only when we go out
An ignorant person? No she’s not. You on the other hand are. No need to be rude. Replied myself pointing out that these are not typical breakfasts in the UK / England however, ignorant is a strong word and there’s absolutely no need for that. She has spent time making content. Good on her. Surely we can do better than throwing abusive and ignorant comments around?
@@seaninherts Im sorry you are right. I was having a rough day I guess. I’m going to erase the bad words and thank you for warning me with gently. My point is I’m not a nationalist but Turkish food culture is really a another level. There are 5 different recipes for just one soup. And having a breakfast is also something to experience. For example we have 7-8 types of cheeses for breakfast. That’s all I was trying to say.
@@enescabuk1077 HUGE RESPECT to you. Do you know what, we can all have really crap days, and I totally get it :-) it is genuinely decent of you to reply with this you know, as for all you know, I’m just a troublemaker picking people up on things online. Honestly I’m not. I also had an exceptionally bad day yesterday, but I’m a massive believer in spreading kindness, so forgive me if you felt I wasn’t in your case, however massive respect to you because it would have been easy to ignore or whatever. Merry Christmas
@@seaninherts Finding people like you in todays internet world is like finding a needle in a haystack. Yes you’re spreading kindness and that’s why my response was kind also. I’m not native this is the reason why I didn’t know ignorant was a harsh word. Anyways it would be really cool to having friends like you :) Merry Christmas!🎁
A British breakfast is called an all day breakfast because it has the amount of calories that you should have in the day
and a fry-up
Yeah my British day of food -
Breakfast - water
Lunch - water
Tea - meat, veg, rice, just a main meal.
Yes, I do have an eating disorder
If we brits had that every day for 6months we would all be dead!
casper vander then what do you eat??? I’m actually really interested cause I’m moving to London in few months
Emma Blake I am not a brit but iirc they eat lot of different food stuffs now, also like there is Chinese take out in the USA there's Curry take out in the UK
Moving from where? we don't eat this everyday, Fry Ups are normally a weekend thing, Roast Dinner is a Sunday thing
@@ralphthebulldog5163 wt do u guys eat in normal days
@@hiddendagger7291 Normal food for me is no breakfast, Sandwich at lunch, then something like a chicken salad in the evening, what about you?
We use our fork differently from in the US. We turn it over so the arch is facing to the ceiling (like a bridge) and press the food onto the back of it with the knife while sticking tines into the food.
It's personal preference..
Working class have breakfast dinner and tea in the week, dinner at midday only on a Sunday, Saturday was chip shop lunch or tea . :)
This vid is an actual hometask for 1st year students in one of Eastern Europe universities.
I confirm that as a student from one of eastern europe universities)
Sounds like a school report......
Mark Marc awww leave him/her alone .. he /she sounds so cute with this school report :)
@@911SuzieQ lol it was
And a good one.
Take a shot of tea whenever she says "typical"
you forgot afternoon tea. Dinner and supper are not the same they are different
cory hayes i love it me too
Im not English but tea is too good my favourite thing ever
Im indian and that food won't be enough for me ... I would have 7, 8 plates of that in even breakfast and 9,10 in launch and 11, 12 plates in dinner
You fat fuck you probs have some serious health issue
@@syndrome526 I was gonna say that to lmfao
I'm British. The video's mostly right. Though It's worth noting most of the time we have toast or cereal for breakfast(not just kids). Most people eat an English breakfast once a month or less, though some do eat an English breakfast once or twice a week on the weekends. Also ... we don't use a spoon to eat a full English breakfast or Sunday roast, spoons are for: Soup, Deserts, Spaghetti and maybe food that has rice e.g. Chinese/Indian food.
You use a spoon to eat Chinese/Indian?
Yup, though at a Chinese restaurant I'd use chop sticks. Asking one of my friends he said he also uses a spoon for rice/curry dishes, I think it's pretty common.
You can use pretty much anything besides, a knife for Indian food (traditionally eaten with hands).
It isnt a video its slideshow
8bitpineapple I have an English breakfast everyday.
I'm British I just have water for breakfast
sherbetthesquid I will travel to England very soon... it is nice if someone tells us where can we find restaurants that serve English food 😉
Your north korean
@@ggigdhihtg got em
Chicken has become the most common meat in the UK. The others that you showed can be a bit pricey, but delicous just the same. Hope you make it over to see us one day.
Those are some massive food portions .
May I say we like our curry’s like chicken tikka curry that we nationally made and is one of our traditional food and we call our dinner tea sometimes
Yeah we don’t have a lot of time to make full English on a morning so I end up with the cereal 😪
WE also wear bowler hats and plus-fours for breakfast , 'smart casual' for luncheon, and - assuming we skip high tea - full evening wear for dinner.
Different rules on Sunday, of course (but we'll leave that for now).
And a brief message to our American Friends, when visiting:
Please do NOT tip the servants: they find it patronising, and you could end up with powdered glass in your mashed potato.
marvinc999 - I Knew it .... I knew it ! I knew you guys wore bowler hats for breakfast ! Hah ! 😁
almost all asian eats rice at every time
Bruh same. It's so good
no rice = no food for us 😂
Rice is our staple food, without it we all would be dead
fiftysevensinss haha eto kwa 😂
In Brazil we eat Rice and beans in the lunch and dinner only in breakfast se used tô eat bread and coffee
My typical breakfast is 2 roast pigs, 6 geese, and baked venison with apple crumble. If I have time I have a good s-!@& too.
My British lunch
6:03 - water
1:05- pasta
4:00- miso soup
chas armo are you a pathetic rude person taking out your anger on someone because you’re a lonely excuse of a human?
How are you even alive??
Most people eat cereal and or toast for breakfast. We would all be enormous if we ate it every day. We might have a packed lunch but not necessarily sandwiches or crisps . Evening meals are not usually meat and two veg. Mint sauce is eaten with lamb because it helps digest the fatty meat. Eating anything other than soup or dessert with a spoon is only for children. Adults use a knife and fork.
My culture food Menu
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner(all same)= Rice and oil-free vegetable curry with wrotten fish, turmeric, salt, green chillies and onion (If money is not a problem then cook meat, prown, crab, frog, fish, egg, reptiles, insects etc with mustard oil)
Apart from these we also drink tea, coffee, other beverages, fruits, eat raw leafy vegetables, bread whatever we get at any time of the day, if the purchasing power is there.
Nice Info! Thanks🙂
In Brazil we eat Rice and beans in place of the potatos
So much of meaaaaatttt...!!!!!!..😮😮😮😮
And I guess Lamb is a holy animal in English society???!!
For asians all of these are side dishes, the main thing is the rice. 😂 My mom cries if I skip on rice 😅🙈
we dont just eat toast like that we eat it with butter jam chocolate spread
Marmalade and jam is pretty much the same thing.
She was referring to any sort of sweet preserve.
Very informative thanks!
You forgot the afternoon tea and crumpets that we scoff whilst reciting Dickens
The most popular take away meal is no longer fish and chips, its curry.
Simple but very clear! Thanks
Now we’re getting more adventurous with food. Curry’s very common :)
Wonderful, great information! Well presented.
Hello..how are you doing..how is the weather going over there..
This was very interesting!!!
Thank you from Italy!!!!
This is adorable. Good for you
Well done.
We eat these meals occasionally but not typically, we would all be the size of mid-west Americans.
Are you from Michigan? I hear a very Michigan accent and I love it! They're so pleasing to the ear.
Hello.how are you doing how is the weather going over there..
English eat in the lunch what we in Brazil would eat in the breakfast. Very weird.
Hey there. Nice video. Please keep going. I LOVE a full English Breakfast. I’m English. I think I have one about 2 or 3 times each year. It’s not relaly a typical breakfastz`. I know, the name a full English breakfast is misleading. My breakfast this morning is toast with a bit of butter. Yesterday, it was natural yoghurt and fruit. Lunch, yup a sandwich is quite traditional but you coul have anything. not sure we usuall eat lunch with our hands unless it is a sandwich. Dinner tonight will be a chicken kiev with about three baby new potatoes and some green veg A Sunday roast... YUMMY. However, few people do one every Sunday. Again, a confusing name right.. This said,a full English breakfast is awsome. Most people in England eat pretty much what is eaten in the USA, just on the whole less in quantity. Keep making vids and top work. Good history too.
Thanks Geneve! Greetings from Chile
MOST PEOPLE HAVE NO BREAKFAST IN THE UK JUST TEA OR COFFEE
PHILIP WATSON 5
So british people don’t eat food on the mornings they just have tea?
alana that depends on the person! I wouldn’t generalize.
weetabix(you can just google it if you don’t know what that is) it’s a common breakfast along with cereals and toast.
Well done, you got it pretty much nailed.
I am British & never eat English breakfast only a cup of tea 🫖
OH Valo laglo video
spoons are used for soup and deserts we do not eat a sunday dinner with a spoon
Everyone in the comments is saying how you got this all wrong however I would say not completely! The dishes you have shown are very common but more in small restaurants not as an everyday eat the things in this video are usually served in small eateries that are all over the place( depends on wich part of the uk you live of course)
Hello how are you doing how is the weather going over there..
I eat cornflakes at night and a full English on a Saturday afternoon
Very nice
हम भारतीय इसे अच्छा खाते है
Filipinos eat rice 3x a day with soup or fried foods
Great job.
I skip breakfast except on pancake day and I then have an apple at 11:30 am and I wake up at 6:30 am or a cheese toasty or a bagel then for lunch I have what ever I feel like at 2 o'clock then I have dinner at 7oclock
This shits British hotel food and that's school dinners the rest we eat toast, cereal and tea tea tea tea and more tea😔
I don't remember the last time a ate a full English breakfast. I don't eat sandwiches at lunch either. I wish I could eat all that meat, but most of us can't afford to eat this way. Spoons are not used to eat a meal usually unless it is soup or you are feeding a child. Not much research seems to have been used for this video.
Potatoes aren't vegetables, they are starch. ☺
Anyone who wants a more accurate idea of what the modern Brit would eat for breakfast.
It would be more on the lines of cereal or toast the sort of food shown in the video would be something I’d say they ate every once and awhile,
Black tea with milk in it or coffee is a common drink as well.
High tea is common ish I used to do it but stopped for no particular reason.
Hello..how are you doing..how is the weather going over there..
Good explanation
You seem to think that the time we eat breakfast is worth mentioning. Is it too much to accept that British people eat their breakfast at the same time as other nationalities? (i.e. directly after they get up in the morning!)
So we have sandwiches, crisps and fruit for Lunch (except for Sunday when we have a Roast with veggies)...
...and we always eat Roast and veggies for dinner, and we always eat it after 6:30pm (except for Sunday when we have it for lunch)...
...and what do we have for dinner on a Sunday if we've already had our dinner at lunch time?
Believe it or not, in the UK we have a myriad of different recipes that we serve at lunch and/or dinner, unlike in the USA where every meal seems to consist of either pasta or burgers (I know I'm generalizing, but you'll know all about that won't you?)
can't stop laughing :)
Lol same the way she says things is so funny
The size you would be if you had a fry up every day 😂
Good job
So this is what Ramsay Bolton eats.
We don’t have this everyday.
Hi there, have you thought about this kind of diet plan known as the Fenoboci Diet Plan? My cooworker says it helps people lost plenty of weight. Is that possible? I also read many good review about this diet plan. Thoughts?
I eat lunch with my mouth not my hands
And it's KFC
Great job!!!
Hello dear..how are you doing how is the weather going over there..
fresh food nice
I just have a bag of Walter chips and a cup of water
A nice little piece, thank you. It is so very hard to stereo type the English . Much information about english cooking is based on post war experiences and popular derogatory myths. Times have changed! Indian food has been adopted widely , also the "English" and now a great mixture and have incorporated Polish , far eastern, African, North African and European styles of cooking into their everyday meals. And yes , before people correct me, British Indian food is very different to that found in India.
I am british most of this is true.... just a foreigners uniformed views. Britain is multi cultural society. The cliches talked about in this video may have been true 50 years ago . Many surveys have shown the most popular dish with we British is curry
Obviously this information comes from this MCDONALD'S Employee of the year....
Knife, fork, spoon.......the picture is not a fork. A fork has 4 tines.
O.M.G.!!!!! There is no way my wife and I could down a big meal like that!!!! beans for breakfast,!!!! no way,!!! that's way to much calories, plus everything on one plate is a huge turn off.!! runny stuff always goes into a small separate bowl.
I am Indian my breakfast is Bread, dinner Roti, Lunch Rice
Has anyone ever even had all three on the same day omd
Skip the beans! and pour the gravy over the Yorkshire Puds!
how they survive without heavy meal, carbohydrate like rice or wheat should be the primary component of any lunch or dinner.
Subhasis Banerjee it may not look like it but a full English breakfast is very high in carbs and protein as our sausages contain rusk.
there is potatoes and rice is not traditional in europe bc it cannot grow here
and we don't all eat mint sauce
Sounds like someone who has never been to the UK just reading from a newspaper.
i seriously wouldnt walk around talking about eating meat an 2 veg
Quite interesting. It is different compare to my country. Looks like we take more calories than British all day meals and maybe this is the main reason that contributes to obesity. Most of the time we eat rice (sometimes it's boring!).
Yummy!
No pack lunches
Lmao then there’s me for breakfast I eat cookie crisp at 1 pm on weekends lolol. For lunch I don’t eat lunch loloolll. At dinner I eat hardly nothing lol sometimes a packet of crisp and chocolate 😂?
Yes but you are not typica!l
good job
I expected someone british to explain.
*You have been miss informed This is not typical of english foods there is some english 60/80s food, but no english family would eat this crap in 2017 this would kill their family👎🏼*
Incorrect.
😂 I'm Indian...but you are wrong.
That's how I think u eat🤣
this is all true, for 20 years I eat like this
You forgot gammon with cranberry sauce that's my favourite but other than that it's very accurate
Dylan 125 curry is our national dish. Oh I forgot, bangers and mash and also fish with chips
wooooooooooooow
small fact - cos of their mega processed diet every american contains at least 40 E numbers
Why’s the thumbnail a roast dinner?
Exactly the same as new Zealand meals ...... !
im british and i dont eat that much userly for breakfast i dont eat anything or just a peice of bacon we only have big breakfast verry rarly and its only when we go out
Don’t listen to any of these bitter stupid men. Your video was delightful. X
I m from India which kind food your are using ad a daily meal
I just have carrot juice for breakfast
dadı ilk breakfast
Asians don't consider any of these as a food unless there's a Rice included even for the breakfast. 😅😅
0:14 She says “British breakfast is much bigger than in most countries” Have you ever seen the Turkish breakfast?
An ignorant person? No she’s not. You on the other hand are. No need to be rude. Replied myself pointing out that these are not typical breakfasts in the UK / England however, ignorant is a strong word and there’s absolutely no need for that. She has spent time making content. Good on her. Surely we can do better than throwing abusive and ignorant comments around?
@@seaninherts Im sorry you are right. I was having a rough day I guess. I’m going to erase the bad words and thank you for warning me with gently. My point is I’m not a nationalist but Turkish food culture is really a another level. There are 5 different recipes for just one soup. And having a breakfast is also something to experience. For example we have 7-8 types of cheeses for breakfast. That’s all I was trying to say.
@@enescabuk1077 HUGE RESPECT to you. Do you know what, we can all have really crap days, and I totally get it :-) it is genuinely decent of you to reply with this you know, as for all you know, I’m just a troublemaker picking people up on things online. Honestly I’m not. I also had an exceptionally bad day yesterday, but I’m a massive believer in spreading kindness, so forgive me if you felt I wasn’t in your case, however massive respect to you because it would have been easy to ignore or whatever. Merry Christmas
@@seaninherts Finding people like you in todays internet world is like finding a needle in a haystack. Yes you’re spreading kindness and that’s why my response was kind also. I’m not native this is the reason why I didn’t know ignorant was a harsh word. Anyways it would be really cool to having friends like you :) Merry Christmas!🎁
@@enescabuk1077 ha well that’s very kind of you. I’ll be honest with you that I don’t often do it, but I hope you have a really wonderful Christmas