Would You Rather.... toughest choices between UK vs Canada

As a Canadian living in the UK, which is better? Who has better food? Would I rather date a British person or a Canadian? Let's play Would You Rather, British edition!
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Hey! I'm Alanna - a thirty-something documenting my life as a Canadian living in England.
I share the ups and downs of an expat living abroad and what it's really like living in the UK. It's not always easy, but there's been so many wonderful experiences, too. I post a KZbin video every Tuesday plus an additional video every Saturday on Patreon + YT Memberships. I also livestream every Wednesday and Sunday at 5:30pm GMT/BST on Twitch.
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[@jamesbeeching6138]

@AdventuresAndNaps I have a funny story about beans on toast. While at a Service Station on the M5 I needed breakfast. Noting that beans on toast was £2.50 BUT toast and beans separately were only £1.49 and 50p for toast....So I had my beans and toast separately!! At the till the cashier said "Beans on toast £2.50.." I replied "This is beans AND toast separately...So only £1.99!" After some sighing and eye rolling he let me through!! Kerching!! A victory !! Managed to save 51p!!😅😅😅😅😅

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

😂😂

[@Varksterable]

This kind of thinking is totally saving Britain.

[@shaunfarrell3834]

Whilst others boast of how much things cost the British are always most chuffed by how little it cost, how much they save. You are definitely turning British! Welcome😀🇬🇧

[@dzzope]

It breaks my head when places have weird pricing like that, surely together is cheaper as it's in 1 packet and takes less handling.. Or when places have lunch time specials but they are only a deli counter and don't make anything fresh after lunch.. So they expect people to pay more for food that has been sitting for probably hours under heat lamps instead of getting a discount to get rid of the extra food that is going to mostly go to waste. 😮‍💨

[@Chuter44]

​@@AdventuresAndNaps I'm Canadian also, and just saw your reaction video to "The Isle of Man". I would love to, and be very interested in seeing you do one to "The Fallen of World War II". Warning though that I think you will find it very rough,... it's not a graphic video,... well it is graphs,... but it's the numbers that get you. I would suggest putting your paid promotion at the start, or end only for that one. EDIT: I subscribed to your channel.

[@neil930]

9 years living in the UK . So 10 years. will there be a big celebration ( party ) and all your subscribers are invited 😂 ❤

[@trevorveail]

For over 17 yearsI dated a Canadian. She came from Vancouver BC but had been living in London for many years before I met her. I used to go on Holiday to Vancouver about every 2 years. Being on the West coast of Canada it has a similar winter climate to England. 2 inches ofsnow brings the middle of Vancouver to a standstill as it would most of England.

[@DougBrown-h1n]

For me, beans go ON toast. I even sometimes eat the beans first so that I can fully appreciate the soggy-with-sauce buttered toast!

[@Drew-Dastardly]

1000% agree, I can't imagine how it is possibly eaten otherwise in proper British knife and fork fashion. I think this is the problem, Americans don't know how to eat their own plate at the table. It is absurd. Every child in UK knows how to use a fork'n'knife to eat proper food.

[@Theganjaman88]

They make out we live on beans on toast, literally can't remember last time I had it but it's always class scran

[@vtbn53]

I also like to eat the beans first and then enjoy the soggy toast.

[@judithmitchell9065]

The only time I like soggy toast! Just something about the taste of tomato sauce mixed with toast...

[@Drew-Dastardly]

@ True soggy toast is not beans but tinned peel plum tomatoes on toast. I always mash them and reduce the juice in the pan. Lots of black pepper too. ;)

[@BBKing1977]

Alanna, I gotta say, I like the lighting in the background. Looks like you’ve been working on the overall aesthetic of the video, and it doesn’t go unnoticed!

[@imc7691]

Country lanes are great. I live on the edge of the country side. I love driving down the narrow country roads

[@Varksterable]

Same. My parents both loved being on Dartmoor. And so as a kid living in Torbay, it meant a whole lot of driving on narrow, obscure lanes. The single-lane roads overgrown in Summer before they were cut back were just amazing. So colourful, fragrant, and pretty. (And now, as a driver myself; also bloody terrifying! Especially when the gap isn't even wide enough for _one_ car, and you just have to kind of push through and hope for the best. And with no idea if the greenery is hiding a hedge, a stone wall, or a brick wall. 😬 Or a tractor. 😱🚜 But still pretty. 🌿🌼☘️🌺)

[@cultfiction3865]

Country lanes are terrible they aren't practical they were designed for horses and carts.

[@judithmitchell9065]

The 'fun' bit around my village is meeting some twit in a Chelsea tractor hogging the middle of the road and going over the speed limit and refusing to move over when they meet you going the other way. Other than that, I enjoy the country roads and don't mind pootling along behind a tractor or even having to almost climb into the hedge when I end up head on to a tractor or the milk tanker... Much more interesting than the motorways/dual carriageways.

[@Varksterable]

@@cultfiction3865 What a ridiculous, prejudiced, arrogant, blanket generalisation. 😆 (Although in one aspect, factually correct.) They are terrible because they were designed hundreds of years ago for something YOU don't want them to be? Knock it off. Just don't use them, or appreciate how beautiful they are and how much they support the ecosystem a d even economy. You owe a lot more to country lanes then they owe to you.

[@Varksterable]

@@judithmitchell9065 Having to reverse 2 miles down a twiddly lane and for a middle-aged female driver who stares you down when you meet. And then find that there was a parking space 20 yards down the road she could have pulled into. Rural travel is _so_ fun. 😁 But still far better than the M4, M5, M25, tbh.

[@josephmwilliams6754]

Hi Alana, Enjoyed the video as it's like listening to a friend ! You've been here so long and you're now Anglicised , so part of the furniture !!

[@janr2133]

Love love love this video! What fun! Thanks for a good time. lol tipping down there, how English!

[@georgedyson9754]

Well as an ex-Pat from the UK in Canada (Nova Scotia currently) for 54 years, I still cook and eat a lot of British dishes because they are not available any other way. Yes, Beans on Toast is a frequent breakfast after all this time, I do make my own Sausage Rolls (I make my own sausages too as the ones in North America are just awful) and Pork Pies occasionally. Now I do also cook North American dishes such as Barbecues and burgers as I can make my burgers as I like, but Canadian food outside of Quebec does not seem to have a lot of variety in my opinion. The problem with a lot of my meals is that I cannot easily get the ingredients I want to use in my cooking. Try to find mustard pickles (does anyone in Canada eat pickles - the only one I can find is Branston which is great but there are so many more in the UK) - now the HP sauce large size is no longer available?) that I have to grow my own vegetables and make my own for example. Buying these from a British ex-Pat store is very expensive and usually involves shipping costs. Then as far as restaurants go, there is a good local Chinese restaurant that does have a few spicy savoury dishes (I have been to China several times over the years and real Chines food is so different) but a lot of it is more on the sweet side here but also in other places I have lived in Canada. Recently there is a new Indian Restaurant that I have yet to try, but my expectations are not great! Here in NS, there seems to be a dislike of anything too spicy. Another thing is the lack of aged cheese - I can get UK cheeses but they are always in small plastic packets that make a single serving by my standards and not inexpensive. A good strong aged cheddar freshly sliced from a round is not to everyone's taste it seems as the shelves are loaded with marble cheese which is debatably not cheese at all all plastic wrapped of course. There are some good Welsh cheeses that I can get locally which are excellent. Anyway, the choices in the quiz almost all ended up even now choosing the British options with the exception of the issue of roads and driving. I hate that when i visit the UK! I am not sure if that is just prejudice or or based on facts! I am pretty naturalised as a Canadian after all this time.

[@mccpcorn2000]

Really great video, Alanna! Thanks for the shoutout! 😄

[@jamiesimms7084]

I put the beans into a heap in the middle of a plate and put the slices of toast around it, kind of like a square

[@davidpierce3217]

Lots of good hot takes here!

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

🙏🏻

[@rudolfecker7691]

Alanna, The reason we do not allow a power outlet in the bathroom in Europe is because, unlike North America, we have the common sense to use a 240 volt mains electrical supply... and to have an outlet in the bathroom would be BLOODY DANGEROUS! 😀

[@namevorname1973]

Dangerous only for talented brits. Surprisingly enough, rest of the world is good with that. As, however, said above ... "talented brits."

[@alton171]

Just loving the videos fun and uplifting, true talent.

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

You are too kind 😭 thank you!! 🙏🏻

[@drac1st]

Oh I love the winter i have my windows open and it's 50 Fahrenheit 10 Celsius in my flat.😊. Lovely and fresh.

[@mothmagic1]

Our house has at least a couple of windows all year round.

[@andrewmpc96]

The car vs train question is the one where I was immediately like "CAR!" It's really the only thing I miss from Canada when I visit London. I love driving, and honestly the tube is just not for me.

[@andywood9129]

For a root beer substitute try Dandelion & Burdock, especially Barr,s

[@CraigSteelyard]

I have seen Root beer in England. In some of those American sweet shops

[@stuarts1219]

Fun video, and featuring the grey couch. You do realise you're stuck with it for life now!

[@fraggsta]

I lived in a Welsh building which used to be 2 cottages, now combined into a house and let me tell you a secret: If your house has thick stone walls it will stay cool in summer and warm in winter. You won't really need aircon because stone is very good at keeping warmth from your heating/fire in, and not letting heat in from the outside.

[@Phiyedough]

Yes, I was thinking that, have you ever been too hot in an old stone church or a castle?

[@vincelardner330]

Hope Mr Naps is not too disappointed that your answer was not more resounding. But great to hear your choices, a pleasure as always to watch your content, in all its varieties.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

Mr Naps 😅

[@sheilaneedham2848]

Enjoying this whilst eating Marmite toast ❤

[@Motherhubbard170]

cheeky and I love it

[@chesterstudiosZM]

Oh my goodness. Thank you for mentioning the lack of bathroom outlets here. I thought I was going crazy searching for one 😂

[@stevemawer848]

Water and electricity aren't a good mix. We have to find other ways to electrocute ourselves. 🙂

[@bnamesmith]

Great video, liked hearing the perspective of both! :)

[@stevemoss7793]

I realise that your channel is a commercial enterprise Alanna, but it was so nice to watch a video all the way through where you didn't disappear into the kitchen to do a plug for today's sponsor!

[@delithnutkins6017]

Yes that wet cold we have chills you right through. I am retired but used to drive and work outside. However I would much rather work on the crisp snow which we sometimes have and the sunshine that sometimes accompanies it.

[@Andrew8468]

Great video Alanna. Sunny and -12 here in the 6ix this morning

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Stay warm!!

[@chrisoram1266]

As someone who is 50% Canadian but has lived entirely in the UK I can agree with most of your choices, though your views on beans on toast are a bit unusual. The soggy toast is the best bit. I am a fan of Tim Hortons and love the soup and bagel deal available in Canada but a Greggs sausage roll is difficult to beat. Would you rather drive round the M25 or on the 405 through Toronto?

[@SimonDanson]

Here it is windy, very grey, hot with no air con and raining cats and dogs! Pretty normal for summer in Sydney.

[@hughtube5154]

Yay! The grey couch returns! Questions i would have asked: labrador or corgi? Newfoundland or an English bulldog?

[@ElizabethWoodville-Grey]

We used to live in a 16th Century stone cottage. The walls were so thick, it stayed cool in summer! However it was cold in winter despite central heating radiators unless the open fire was lit and then th whole house warmed up and stayed warm for days.

[@eeclass20]

Nice painting behind you, looks just like a Bob Ross work!

[@christopherross-e5d]

Geat video Alanna.👍 Suggestion for future......UK driving test vs USA/Canada driving test.

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Thank you! 🙏🏻

[@Arctic-void-z7f]

New new here I appreciate how honest You were liked and subscribed

[@S.p.a.c.e.C.o.w.b.o.y]

Is that an original Bob Ross over your shoulder Alanna. 😅 I've tried painting and the learning curve is a vertical up. 😊

[@TerenceDixon-l6b]

I'm writing this on Wednesday 22nd Jan, I'm surprised it was raining with you, we haven't had rain here in Leicestershire for quite a few days now, and we've had quite a bit of bright weather. My local small town (pop. C 12,000) has 4 very good chippies as well as Chinese, Indian, Nepalese as well as English restaurants and pizza places. Air Con translates as "destroy climate system". My local town is 1 1/4 miles away, and I often walk there, and within a 5-minute walk once more there are several pubs, 3 major supermarkets, several hairdressers, takeaways, small independent shops, butchers and banks etc. Straight roads mean speeding and lack of attention, boredom etc which equals m re accidents and deaths. The UK roads are some of the safest in the world, the UK has almost 2 times the population of Canada but way less road deaths. In 2023 sadly, 2004 people died on Canadian roads but only 1600 died on UK roads, bad, but still one of the best per capita, per billion miles driven etc. You are much safer driving on British roads.

[@kailomonkey]

5:38 dreary, is another word you could use to describe this UK weather. 9:48 I'm UK born and I do this too. Well I use the toast to scoop up the beans. To the toast doesn't go soggy and I don't even need to use a utensil. Is Poutine even comparible to Marmite? One is a dish the other is a spread.

[@stevemawer848]

Yeah, I thought that comparison was rather stupid. A bit like "eat fish or run a 5K?"

[@thespiritsafe]

A&W isn't in the UK, but they do now have Pret items at select A&W locations in BC (and maybe elsewhere in Canada)

[@brimlea]

Hu Alanna love your vids and can't wait for some more cider vids. One. thing I need to ask you where did you get your mug from I want some 😀

[@tonyhinesartist]

Sure I saw you enjoy some marmite walkers crisps in one of your videos 🤔. Might try the separate beans on toast idea 💡

[@JoeeyTheeKangaroo]

2 pieces of toast, 1 suffocated by beans one looking at the other from the outside realising its fate

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

😂💀

[@michaeldillon3113]

If you can get to Detling you can walk through English vineyards - with both white and red grapes ! Unthinkable a generation ago . Grapes were grown here though in the middle ages ( look for places called The Vines in cathedral towns ) . The Romans also grew grapes here .

[@howardkey1639]

My brain and stomach say I love a full English breakfast but my arteries and my doctor say I prefer a Canadian cereal. 😒

[@joshb2812]

Science would say otherwise lol

[@nicktankard1244]

Both are not great. Cereal is arguably worse. It’s just sugar and fast carbs. Not that great first thing in the morning. Spikes your insulin. But if you have a choice fat and protein of the full English is better. And it still has some carbs and even veggies

[@Varksterable]

​@@nicktankard1244Yup. Half a roast tomato, and a handful of oil-fried button mushrooms. That's 4 of my 5 a day right there! Ooh! And a small glass of orange juice. I'm totally sorted. 😊 Now where did I put that half bag of cold chips from last night? 😂

[@flickpad]

I fell in love with pancakes with bacon and maple syrup while in Canada, but I'd still order the full English 'cos there's more of it.

[@andyf4292]

@@nicktankard1244 true,,, the glycemic index on cereal is high... my pet theory is that the rise of type 2 diabetes is linked to the rise of breakfast cereal

[@adrianmcgrath1984]

A&W is a separate entity in Canada, most Americans are shocked at how good it is compared to the US chain. They are a long way above McDonalds etc.

[@marksparks59]

Food suggestion, try cheesy marmite garlic bread. take a baguette and make cuts almost all the way through. crush some garlic and mix up with butter and apply to one face of each cut. Then put a very thin wipe of marmite on the other face - hardly any marmite is fine. Then fill between each slice with grated cheese and pop into the oven until the bread is toasted and cheese melted...,

[@trevorcook4439]

It was today when I learnt America has a different meaning for kiosk. A kiosk in Australia is like a food van or small building with an open counter that serves food and drinks.

[@harveybrant3352]

I've been in Canada for 4 years. What do I miss about England? Friends obviously, and the football team I used to watch. Apart from that, the only thing I miss is being able to get ridiculously cheap flights to Greece, Cyprus, Portugal and other European countries. Aside from London and parts of the South East, most of the country has declined very visibly in recent years.

[@harveybrant3352]

@@philbarnes6678 No need to be sarcastic. The decline has been going on for years, which is one of the reasons we moved. I've also been back to visit.

[@harveybrant3352]

@@philbarnes6678 Sorry, I didn't recognise it it as a joke, because jokes are normally funny or witty in some way, and your comment was neither of those things. My bad.

[@stumccabe]

Fun video - thanks!

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Thank you!

[@johnsmith-7oo]

The corner behind you (to your left) is the epitome of Britain. Half a dozen random things to reduce the bareness of the walls.

[@caphowdy666]

I have no idea when you recorded this, but I am not far from you on border or Kent/London and work in Kent, and not seen any storms since early December. Guess you must be closer to the coast than me. Anyway, I had no idea A&W was a fast food chain. All I know is I buy the import root beer cans from time to time as they make the best root beer in my opinion (not tried their cream soda yet though).

[@G4GUO]

I use the ArriveCAN application when entering Canada (Vancouver), you still have to use the machines, but they just ask you if you want to change anything, then it prints out the bit of paper. Last year the Border guy caught a glance at my passport and said 'welcome home' and I don't even live there.

[@jacquigeldart3558]

I had Swiss Chalet for dinner tonight!

[@mothmagic1]

Alanna without doubt you are becoming one of us. We love your comparisons between our two beautiful countries. Winter? I would love to live in the Rockies and have real seasons. In Britain the difference between winter and summer is that the rain's warmer in sumr.

[@ozzyprogdomino8815]

Thank you for saying that about the weather. I visited Canada in the winter (I loved it) but the first morning I got up to go to work, I had the TV on and they said the temperature would feel like -20 😮 I genuinely thought I would step outside and freeze like in the film “day after tomorrow” knowing how cold I feel at zero degrees in the UK. But it didn’t feel as cold at -20 in Canada as I do in the UK, it gets in to your bones here. 🥶

[@etiennesharp]

CEREAL? Tim Hortons sausage and egg biscuit with black coffee for breakfast whenever I'm in Canada.

[@johnheseltine4882]

I agree with you Alanna, beans and toast separately, and if you have are careful and some toast left you can spread marmite on it 😂😂

[@michaelhather9753]

The whole idea of beans on toast is to soak the toast! Yummy!

[@Choppy698]

Hiya Alanna, I like your way of doing beans on toast, putting them into a bowl and spreading them over your toast, I don't like my toast to soggy either.

[@stevemawer848]

But you've doubled the washing up! Bad idea.

[@joshuataylor3550]

Brit living in Canada, felt validated by hearing your Canadian customs experience lol

[@TheWatcherTHFC]

There are some A&W places in the UK, there's probably a couple in London if you miss it. Not many though.

[@outsiderexpressionsmedia9771]

They sadly would be the American version. The Canadian version is separate company now. The Mozza burger is to die for.

[@eustaquiozambrano2974]

Thanks for sharing. Have an amazing wonderful day ❤❤❤

[@bigdaddigaming]

There was one thing she said that was so Canadian/American that was when the bike came by she said motor cycle instead of motorbike

[@outsiderexpressionsmedia9771]

A&W Canada is a separate entity from the US counterpart. It is privately owned and headquartered in Vancouver...totally different menu.

[@mistycrom]

I very much hope you're staying dry, and your home isn't leaking... Good fun video. I had never heard of that Canadian food place with the chicken I don't remember already... also had no idea there were A&W restaurants. I've heard of A&W, seen their stuff here and there here, but... well, the more you know, eh? Few 'Would you rather' suggestions: Own a tiny European car (old Mini, Smart Car - that sort of thing) or a big American Truck? Have a week in Disneyland or a week in Switzerland? Have a walkable, but newer, and boring, soulless town in Canada, or live somewhere in the UK that's older, has character, but is a little isolated that you have to drive everywhere? (not suggesting that a place being Canadian would mean that btw, and there are places here that are plenty soulless)? Go to a British style pub in Canada or a Canadian style bar in the UK?

[@Motherhubbard170]

Swiss Chalet

[@studhamdan]

In Ottawa and I guess TO, you don't need to choose between Swiss Chalet and Nando's. You can have both 😂

[@OnlyAnOpinion20]

Aldi do a great English sparkling wine at the moment, it's a 2022 reserve, £19.99! Lovely stuff

[@BoomslangSkin3739]

@AdventuresAndNaps I am a 41 years old Brit and I have my beans on toast the same way, always have so it's all good!! 😂

[@WindsweptCanadian]

Luved this!❤

[@daviddron4780]

We always have beans by toast rather than on toast!

[@Ubique2927]

I'm in the Philippines! It is 32 degrees C (90 degrees F)!!!! And Yes I have a hot mug of Tetley's tea!!! Heaven.

[@YearRoundHibernater]

For a breif second I thought the shadow cast by the palm in the background were creases and folds as if you'd hung sheets up around the room in some sort of preperation for either a home bassed Taskmaster task or a kidnapping.

[@makethingsbetter]

As a Brit in Canada, you should have beans in Kraft Dinner with real cheese added! It’s awesome 🤩

[@ruk2023--]

Where is your blue armchair from? I'm furniture shopping and can't decide on anything in pictures but seeing that in a room it would suit me too.

[@OnlyAnOpinion20]

Beans on toast, country life butter, with poached eggs on top, finished off with HP 😋

[@Motherhubbard170]

now you're showing off, because you can

[@coradesune7537]

Many years ago there was an A&W in Glasgow.

[@DowntheRabbitHole0]

I got some! Be pulled over by a British policeman or a Canadian cop? Attend a sporting event surrounded by UK fans or Canadian fans? Go to a British dentist or a Canadian one?

[@janetburrows137]

Nicely done Love ❤️.

[@grantparman4705]

Your thumbnail is very clever in my humble opinion. I hope it helps you get lots of views on this video, Alanna!

[@RobertBurroughs-b3i]

Great video. However Nandos is originally from South Africa.

[@cato1684]

Thank you

[@alexwyler4570]

in your future wine video? where do they grow grapes in the UK?

[@stevemawer848]

Lots of places.

[@mikeb7379]

There's a storm in Kent! Should I baten down the hatches in Bristol?

[@stevenwoodhouse1269]

Now the comparison is over, you will have to do a Top 10 of the choices you have made, in order, 10 down to 1. I think you may have done one in the past, I wonder what has changed....?.. Well done again....

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Great idea, thank you!

[@stevemawer848]

@@AdventuresAndNaps The dating question is rather poijntless - I'm sure there are both lovely, and awful, people in both countries. So the real answer has to be "it depends on the person, not where they're from".

[@kjellpersson2359]

vacation in Sweden in the summer i think you're gonna like it for a week or to....

[@timlocke3159]

Canadian KD or Kraft Dinner (known as "Mac & Cheese" in the US) was changed a few years ago and now it's terrible. The best mac and cheese in Canada now is Annie's.

[@bfcmik]

As a Brit who has visited family living in the GTA a number of times, it has to be Tim Hortons, best coffee and doughnuts anywhere!

[@lloroshastar6347]

Is Greggs considered the UK's Fast Food joint or something? Like, the thing about Greggs is it's fine for what it is, but it's not a restaurant per se, I see it almost as more of a convenience store, a place to get some snacks. Most of the one's I've been in don't even have tables, just selling pre-made food on display. I just can't get it into my head that this counts as a 'fast food joint'.

[@BooBaddyBig]

Air con is gradually creeping into the UK, but it's heat pumps, and most heat pumps are using radiators right now, but I think this is a temporary aberration. I think in the long term, the UK will have air-to-air heat pumps which do aircon.

[@andrewdavidson665]

You don't want the toast to get soggy?? That really upsets me.

[@MonicaTheMad]

Ketchup chips and ice wine. Period. Go Leafs! Right now it's -18°C and bright and sunny. I still think I'd prefer the gloomy British version though. I don't like cold.

[@Stan-d5g]

Hi Alanna, ive been on a strict diet for health reasons BUT i just cant resist a full English (non of those American hash browns, THEY DON'T BELONG ON A FULL ENGLISH HAHA)

[@tonycapri2608]

Just got in from a table tennis match, and im hungry, i have black pudding , eggs , toast, sausages and beans in front of me.... nuff said !! 😅😅😅

[@steveaga4683]

I drive...for fun! Work it out which I like best!

[@pacificdawn2993]

The Aussie Queenslander who doesn’t know what winter is, as it’s hot all year round! So yeah, Aircon cause it’s necessary.

[@kbbarton1]

Canadian winter over UK winter, hands down!

[@williamnethercott4364]

Canadian ice wine is delicious. A three-way question, sort of: Canadian whiskey, Irish whiskey or single malt whisky?

[@angelique_cs]

Root beer is such a specific flavor and really nostalgic for me (especially as a float) but I can see why other places don't like it. It's a bit like cherry or bubblegum flavoring; it can have medicinal associations 😂 I've only had all dressed at an airport in Canada, but I'm with you!

[@nolslifegren]

Its puke

[@angelique_cs]

@nolslifegren some would say

[@jamesbeeching6138]

Good video Alanna!! Would you rather have a beak like a bird or legs like a bird ???😊😊😊😊

[@peterbrazier7107]

I have a Bus pass now, so free bus rides for me now. any where in England.

[@jennyjones139]

Love the video x

[@PellitTube]

I feel that marmite vs poutine is not a fair comparison - and I love both!!

[@stevemawer848]

Not just not fair, but pointless - a bit like comparing peaches and creosote..

[@paulprice7482]

'you dont really have to pay attention if you dont wan to' 😄love it. Are there any habits/traditions you have picked up here that you would continue if you ever moved back to Canada eg a cuppa?

[@AdventuresAndNaps]

Great question!! I don't think I've done a video on British traditions I do now... I'll add it to the list! 🙇🏻‍♀️