AMERICAN FAMILY'S FIRST TIME IN THE UK 🇬🇧 - THE MOVIE | Bunches of Lunches

[@LILLYB8328]

I'm American and I live in the UK permanently. This is so my home now, I love it here. Bacon and ketchup rocks! As does the English breakfast. Sooo good!

[@Wiiggz]

Got to love a good fry up 🙌🏻

[@blackbob3358]

Aye, Stacey, there's something about that combination that says we were meant to be together.

[@LILLYB8328]

@@Wiiggz Definitely!

[@LILLYB8328]

@@blackbob3358 It is awesome. I prefer British bacon to American bacon too. Back home is rock hard, full of fat and people drizzle maple syrup on it. 😫 Ketchup and bacon though is fab! Or that brown sauce you guys have. That is immensely good.

[@Wiiggz]

@@LILLYB8328 got to get the hash browns on there though! 😂

[@MrsAlmaTrumble]

Almost 2 hours of Family Fudge, yes please. It's like a mini movie.

[@bdfashions2458]

Absolutely! Watching almost 2 hours of Family Fudge is like immersing yourself in a delightful mini movie experience. The content is so engaging and entertaining that time just flies by. It's the perfect way to enjoy quality family time or unwind with some feel-good entertainment.

[@kittykatwolf8294]

Was really lovely to see some of McKenzie again. Shes growing up so fast into a very beautiful young lady. Really miss her starring in the early years ❤

[@imsodone4309]

You got amazing video from your trip. I really enjoyed seeing your “movie”. You guys did so much. The kids will always remember this.

[@seeker1432]

Wow nearly 2 hours. I enjoyed watching the different places you took the Kids. Your such a good mum. Those kids gifts must of cost you a fair bit. But they will always remind them. Truth is mum made it special. Well done mum.

[@bethenecampbell6463]

Bap is the bread. It's kind of like a hamburger bun. If you're on a longish trip you can fill a box with souvenirs and ship them home so you don't have to cram stuff into suitcases. Looks like you had a great trip.

[@markboyle3089]

Just a tip...you dont need to buy bottled water in Scotland. Its some of the cleanest water on earth! You can drink straight from the kitchen tap/fauset.

[@Archangel_101]

agree no need for bottled water in the uk

[@ajayjackson7727]

really?? 👀not the best advice seeing that it's packed with chemicals. I have lived in Scotland all my life and i would never touch the tap water here. Go and do some research on what's added to Scottish tap water and maybe you will think again about drinking it.

[@ajayjackson7727]

@@Archangel_101 stop misleading tourists, Scottish tap water is packed with chemicals

[@casmatori]

Water in the UK smells and tastes like chlorine though.

[@Smokey2Mc]

​@@ajayjackson7727Rubbish.

[@jillcotton3268]

i am from london and would advise going to a british tea cafe wich gives you tea and cakes on a fancy tray and is very british and the wetland center and london zoo are great places

[@casmatori]

Tea at somewhere like the Ritz is amazing. Agreed.

[@darenbaker4569]

Fantastic showcase of the uk, thanks so much you have a lovely family and there's so much much to uk to cover in the time you had but hope the kids remember it as I remember kanas city 40 years ago.

[@omirasantillanes5150]

Can't wait to see the new vlog and hope you guys have a great Sunday afternoon and evening with the kids and hope you guys have fun in England and can't wait to see the movie.

[@JonnyVision88]

There is there a 0 chance of getting malaria in the UK so no need for nets on Windows the worst are wasps which a news paper works well

[@user-hc8li3qn3d]

6:37 you talked about the stranger approached your son and I wanted to share about the similar stories that I heard at my training at the police academy couple years ago. My boss and trainers told us about the human trafficking which is similar stories what you told us. Men usually grab a young child and run fast to kidnap them. One person can approach and ask a lot question to disturb and other person can grab a child and run away so please be careful. The trainers told me that police had to go and save children who go kidnap. I don’t want to scare you but I wanted to share with you so you know what’s going on now days at the crowed places.

[@OhioticketswithRobert]

IRN BRU is amazing. I discovered it at Gretna Green doing a whisky tasting. I drank it at every place we stopped at in Scotland.

[@Will21st]

Thank you for coming here! ❤ Stayed in Florida for 4 months, loved it there. America is a great place.

[@phoenix-xu9xj]

Florida. Mad place. Mad.

[@dillon17]

''America is a great place.'' Your being sarcastic... right.............................right?

[@angelacampana7058]

I’d have said “no thank you” as well and have been eyeing the area for a security person for sure, that’s too weird for me especially bc he approached the youngest🤦🏻‍♀️

[@gezmondean293]

Total agreement , approach police he may do it again

[@karlJCompton]

This was an amazing video. I could have watched a 10 hour video 😂😂 Really hope you liked the UK 😊 🇬🇧 🤝🇺🇸

[@richardbeaton7324]

What a beautiful time capsule this is for you and your family to look back on in years to come. I live in Cornwall , Hope you all enjoyed your time here. Much love.

[@marijones9918]

Hi Fudge family, Really enjoyed watching your 'Movie' so glad you all had a good time on your travels. Aww the memories..... you took me right back! I was born in Edinburgh Scotland, just up the road in fact in Leith. Now having seen your video I think I may just take a trip back there :)) x

[@Ge0Mancer7]

Am I the only person who was flabbergasted at the amount of food they ate from Gregg's? Like holy shit

[@WCGUK2024]

American's never seem to stop eating 😂

[@EmilyCheetham]

I don’t mind strangers talking to kids (e.g. in a queue asking if they are excited, what country they are visiting, if you see a birthday badge saying happy birthday, if they follow your channel asking for a photo) but asking their age, asking for a funny hand shake-that just seems weird and freaky. I think that sort of person would even weird me out. I’d definitely say no and ask the guy to leave.

[@zebragreif2612]

In my country asking for a small child's age is the most common and normal question to ask in order to interact with it in a playful manner. So I wouldn't call it creepy. On the other hand asking where they are going IS creepy!

[@bakersmileyface]

Yeah same thing applies in England too. Talking to kids isn't a big deal, but if you're getting a strange feeling from the guy or if he's asking personal questions I'd do the same.

[@KarenReep]

Amazing video, Jennifer! I know it was hard work, thanks for sharing. God bless your family! ❤

[@MrsAfton1983]

If you go to England again I live in Cornwall and it’s by the sea and it’s a good place for tourists and you should try our roasts and fish and chips (try pork pies or scotch eggs as a snack you might like it)

[@davedevonlad7402]

Cornwall is by the sea, really that's like saying the whole of the UK is beside the sea. Is roach bedside the sea or Launceston,Bodmin, any of the clay pit area's. You might as well say Swindon is beside the sea. Cornwall has a very large coastline but not all of it is beside the sea. The isles of Scilly, that's a different matter.

[@Zlin0035]

I used to work in that Wetherspoons you visited in Scotland, Glad you found things that you liked.

[@JohnResalb]

I also don't sleep at night during travelling, so from experience I now factor in the first day of arrival as a "rest day" with nothing scheduled till the second day.

[@mayevans7568]

Your pullover is called a passing place on narrow roads the roads are called horse road as they were for horses in the old days

[@64mickh]

Because our eggs aren’t washed, they retain the protective covering on the shell, so they don’t need to be refrigerated

[@LikeItOrLumpIt2107]

.........and our chickens are vaccinated against salmonella and we don't wash our chickens in bleach water

[@Neville60001]

26:58-A Japanese food store serving a bento box lunch (the kind that you get when you board a bullet train) in England inside an English train station? Amazing.

[@Elizabeth-jd3mn]

Treacle is like golden syrup. Very sickly sweet but yummy warmed with either pouring cream or ice cram.

[@JohnResalb]

You shouldn't take Uber in London. Your kids travel free, and you guys can get a day-ticket to travel everywhere. If you just use the buses, it's just £5 for the day. If you want to use all types of trains as well, it's a bit more. £70 would last me ONE MONTH.!!!

[@lucybarnett2673]

It is called yogurt

[@JennyUnderwood-r9x]

The beach huts in Whitstable actually sell for around between £16000-£25000 each

[@tstuart7333]

There is more to the UK than just London. Yorkshire. York, Saltburn-by-the sea, Harrogate, Skipton, Bedale, Robinhood Bay, Whitby to name a few.

[@RWL2012]

that all sounds like Northern England lol

[@WCGUK2024]

American's think London is the UK, very stereotypical

[@laurieutter8760]

Hey Fudggies 🙋‍♀️🌻 what a amazing cool trip .. look like alot of fun .. I wish they offered them meals here too . Would great as it can get pricey to get a male for a homeless person. As we do if there is one outside the market when we go in .. 😁🥰 can't wait for next Sunday . Y'all have a amazing Sunday and Blessed new week stay safe, stay healthy, stay positive always make it fun Love from Tucson Arizona 💗🦎🌵🌻🦉👩‍🌾🌵🦎💗

[@iloveanimals1662]

You were 100 per cent correct to question the man at the airport. Definitely out of order. I'm British and I don't think I'd have been so polite!

[@dogwithwigwamz.7320]

Heck, I too, love that AirB&B. `Liked the video too. It`s as if four youngsters came from the `States to have a wander around the UK together but all on their own. You were well within your rights to tell the driver of the Uber Taxi that the service was not good enough - and try renegotiating the price. I drive for a living. Roundabouts are a dream. There should be far more of them and far fewer traffic lights.

[@JohnResalb]

No, you simply just walk around to find seats that you prefer (it doesn't matter what you've booked). The only thing is - if someone else gets on later, who's booked where you're now sitting, you may have to quickly move again. But it rarely happens.

[@Freya-m4w]

No you have to sit in your seats especially when someone has booked that specific seat it’s just rude to sit there

[@JohnResalb]

@@Freya-m4w I OFTEN have experienced that the carriage has resulted in being almost empty. In which case I'm not going to be limited to an awful seat while there are other people up to all kinds of tricks anyway.

[@LeahRai-vs9vl]

so glad you guys loved visiting England

[@Unicysis]

When I saw the title, I actually had the impression that the American family would actually chat with some British folks, pick up some Cockney slang and not just doss around exploring things 😅

[@jamesrowe3606]

There's ALWAYS a better alternative to Uber in London; black cabs, buses, the tube and a vast train network.

[@BlokeInAnglia]

I know right!!!

[@jamesrowe3606]

@@BlokeInAnglia I'd rather walk than use Uber. They're virtually unregulated, whereas London cabbies can be trusted to get you safely to your destination every time.

[@sapphazard8349]

that “funny handshake” could’ve been perfect means to pick your son up and take him… like nah, i def think you did the right thing. you should create stranger danger plans with your kids

[@scottcrosby-art5490]

There's weirdos everywhere unfortunately

[@Cxtroller-_Wanted]

What at an airport?! 😂 with a million cameras. Yeah deffo when kidnapping is a regular thing. Is it that bad in USA where a guy saying hi to kids is a potential kidnapper. I feel for you.

[@oxfamshop]

Treacle tart pastry and a filling of golden syrup . Honey Monster used to be a Character in breakfast adverts series

[@tsg336]

Omg the family fudge is super cool!! I love this video!!!😁

[@digimontamer87]

nice to see you went to some of the great meusums here, may i suggest going to get a pub lunch therear some great family friendly ones, or if u go anywhere near a beach i suggest traditional fish and chips

[@ChrissyloveUK]

Only just found your Channel, absolutely loving watching your UK trip. ❤

[@JohnResalb]

Haggis quality varies a LOT. When I'm in Scotland, I do a fair bit of "reviews" research on-line beforehand. And the haggis I've had looks a LOT more appealing that what I saw you had, AND I still insist on good value prices. I also had Scottish whisky sauce thrown in for free.!

[@Isleofskye]

I enjoyed this but see as much of London in one day ? I am a 69 year old Londoner and it is IMPOSSIBLE to see it in one LIFETIME:)

[@JonnyVision88]

If you're the first country to invent a underground railway system it's a tube not a Subway lol

[@andypandy9013]

Great video. 👍 A few observations if you don't mind: You didn't see Big Ben. That is the name of the Hour Bell inside the Elizabeth Tower. 😉 In the UK a "Subway" (in terms of transport anyway) is a pedestrian passage underneath a road or railway (railroad). "The Tube" is the nickname for "The Underground". Bacon and ketchup is a standard combination here in the UK. You will find both in pretty much all so called "Full English" breakfasts. The more "country" roads are narrow because they have been around for hundreds of years and date back to times well before cars were invented. The narrower the road, the bigger the fields. And that was the important point. Roundabouts just work! End of. And they work far better than intersections because, unless the traffic is very busy, it just keeps moving.😉 We don't have screens because we don't have what you call "Bugs" and we definitely have no Mosquitoes, apart from in a handful of small areas, so we don't need them. Hula Hoops are not "crisps" ("chips "). They are made in a snack factory in my home town. I have friends who work there. So pleased you enjoyed your visit here. 😃👍

[@Gdo-sa]

Hi

[@EdvardOmdahl-r3x]

I love you all ❤British community and I have so much respect for 🇬🇧

[@katiehalliwell2575]

You need to Try a Yorkshire Pudding wrap in York.

[@johannagallagher5855]

Can’t wait to watch. Watching from Ireland x

[@THE-THATCH]

Just came across you guys, wonderful family vid.. love that you are pronouncing British words the way they should be. I often cringe when I've watched american british trips on how they pronounce the way the words are spelled, river Thames is a classic lol. impressed with how you pronounced Edingborough correctly.. 👍

[@terencecarroll1812]

I never understand why tourists come to a new country only to order food from their own, isn't the whole idea of travelling to experience new food and culture?

[@JonnyVision88]

There Americans what do you expect they could go to Indian probably ask for a burger wll chicken burger lol

[@alexmckay5015]

Humbug 🤣😂😛

[@robinlabouche2230]

Just because you visit another country, you don't just go for the food, you go for lots of other things too...silly comment. 🤐

[@robinlabouche2230]

@@JonnyVision88 Another sarcastic comment, by the way it's "their" and not "there" pity you can't spell the english language 😂

[@SidMcGrath105]

​@robinlabouche2230 it's actually 'they're'.😉

[@Neville60001]

8:20-You shouldn't have taken an Uber to your Air BnB-London Transport is quite good, and would've got you to your destination just as fast and less expensively. 8:42-This Greggs chain looks (to me) a lot better than Tim Horton's here in Canada, in that they actually bake their stuff on the premises.

[@DaisyCatToo]

We have Tim Horton's here now.

[@Neville60001]

@@DaisyCatToo , you have my sympathies.

[@NZExperience]

Sorry that happened to you at the airport. Don't worry about being rude - telling him to go away in no uncertain terms is the best course of action and in no way should you feel bad about doing so.

[@Archangel_101]

try further up north yorkshire and the scottish highlands breathtaking

[@Bracyteaker11]

The word bap actually changes depending on what place in the uk you are for example I call it a barm cake and my friend from another place calls it a roll. It’s a really big argument in the uk of what term is ‘proper’ you can see it when you travel to different supermarkets. Also if made me laugh when you were in spoons and someone picked an American style burger 💗

[@dianasullivan3285]

Yes in Ireland they call it barm brack

[@chocoholic832]

We call them cobs in the midlands & rolls at a push 😊

[@natashacockbrun9383]

Aww l live in England in kendal near the lake district.l love how you love visiting London it is the king’s coronation at the moment and l am couriering there xxx love you soo much p.s mekenzie is soo big now xx

[@Isleofskye]

Is Bob Langley still in Kendal?

[@natashacockbrun9383]

Yes bob langely is still in kendal

[@Isleofskye]

@@natashacockbrun9383 Thanks, Natasha. I saw him there in 1980 while on holiday from London and the year before,I,also,saw him while on holiday in Central Park,New York:)

[@zupermaus9276]

Haggis is a sausage, just not sausage shaped. Basically mystery mince in sausage lining (read: intestine or stomach)

[@galestinks]

Love your content the trip looks amazing

[@Battyuk66]

I just found your channel, im a british born and breed as they say.. I live on the southwest coast of the UK,in the county of Devon 👋,about 4 to 5 hours car drive away from London..I love sausage rolls,I like them cold and dip them in ketchup ,yummm lol.. A bap is bread roll xx

[@philb2085]

A Bap is a soft white roll. Nobody knows why those sponge cakes with the pink icing are called Tottenham (TOT-NUM) cakes. The reason has been lost to the sands of time 😁.

[@myribunt5261]

U can pull those suitcases behind you too when walking it can be easier as u don't have to worry about staring it as it is just pulled along behind you

[@JohnResalb]

We don't have any mosquitos. You can leave your windows open all night (as I do in summer).

[@EmilyCheetham]

The full English at Wetherspoon is ok but a real full English breakfast is sausage, bacon, egg, baked beans, black pudding, toast & in some places hash browns.

[@flossymop5862]

That's so funny I'm from the UK and just visited Orlando around 2 months from Heathrow but I went on just blue it was amazing

[@benmurphy495]

You've got a very lovely family

[@Tom23313]

As a brit I am very happy to a spoons , it never disappoints and you can always rely on it it’s not the best food I’m the world but you always know what to expect with it 👍, looks like you had a great time 😎 , it’s cool to see that you didn’t only go to London like most American tourists , cool video ! 😎🙌

[@michellesunshinestar]

I'm in Ohio, right. I was in Orlando to Disney World for marching band. I got bumped to the later flight, 3 hours later. So I was stuck in the airport with a bunch of us bandies. I ran out of money (I spent it on seveners). So I couldn't buy lunch. My aunt and uncle picked me up from the airport. I asked them to take me to dinner.

[@orbytl2799]

cant fault a £3.50 meal deal, i live on them during the week when im working lol

[@tastyf1974]

What I would do to have those low prices again in the supermarkets, inflation is horrific here in the UK in 2023, I presume this was filmed late summer and early winter last year 2022

[@gbrads]

Thank you for posting this video I learned a lot and I was born in the UK and grew up here in the States. You all are so well organized and your photography and commentary was excellent.

[@Thefamilyfudge]

Thanks for watching!

[@JohnTaylor-bf6ll]

Very sensible picnic food. You'ld be surprised the number of tourists that simply head straight for the nearest MacBurger.! With todays internet, its so easy to do a little on-line research first, to be able to distinguish where locals eat compared to where tourists eat.!!!

[@Leitros-kj4qb]

May I congratulate you on a well planned and structured itinerary. Glad you all had a great time. There are only a couple of changes that I would have made. I would have spent another night in Edinburgh. This would have allowed for an afternoon visit to Stirling Castle, one of the best fortified castles in the UK and with an amazing, medieval history. Secondly, I would have broken the journey back to London at York. An early start from Edinburgh would allow for spending around 5 / 6 hours in York. This would have given you plenty time to visit York Minster, the famous preserved medieval streets such as ' The Shambles' and the interactive Jorvik Viking Centre which I'm sure the kids would have loved. You could also have walked the sections of Roman Wall which are still extant after some 1900 years. Anyway, loads for next time. Haste ye back!

[@robertofraser101]

Thank you for uploading your holiday ( movie ) what a g8 idea will there be a 2nd movie 😊 enjoyed thank you very much it seems you all had a great time thank you again

[@kitkat6969_]

Hope you enjoyed the UK! I’m from yorkshire ❤

[@Draftspike]

I’m sorry

[@kitkat6969_]

@@Draftspike ahahah thanks

[@Bexy1820]

I live in Bedfordshire. So Leighton Buzzard isnt far from me at all. Great area for kids. I also recommend Whipsnade Zoo and Woburn Safari Park.

[@nadia_Jesus]

Looks sooo fun!! So jealous!!

[@ethanyhamiltonbonshor]

There’s nothing special about the uk I live there and it’s so shit💀

[@DaisyCatToo]

​@@ethanyhamiltonbonshorI live there too. You really need to get out more.

[@scottcrosby-art5490]

​@@ethanyhamiltonbonshor Think you need to get out more mate

[@samanthhawilde409]

Costa is real nice and try one of the fish and chip shops

[@Lara-ot5dd]

Really enjoyed your vlog .. love how you explained everything ..

[@patoelj8490]

Fun Fact! Big Ben is the name of the bell inside the clock.

[@cc-lz6bk]

What the… I live in London and I though Greggs was mainly in America! Am I mad!?

[@WCGUK2024]

Huh? Greggs has never been in America. It was founded in Durham 😂

[@da90sReAlvloc]

Good video i hope you all like your trip to uk

[@turtle_gurl666]

Mead open farm is my childhood

[@Okalynn]

What in the double hockey sticks is a “special handshake” 💀 5:48

[@JudgeGeneHunt]

Maybe he was a freemason

[@amangill3154]

Love this movie and your travel videos

[@Trevor-Stephen]

Just watched your movie glad your family enjoyed there stay in England & Scotland. From Scotland myself but currently live in North Wales shame you couldn't have fitted such a lovely country in on your visit over. Still you guys looked like you really enjoyed your visit and that's all that really mattered. The weirdo in the Airport you should have just said " Get lost Creep " before my husband has some words with you when he gets back from the rest room. " he would have took the hint am sure.

[@lacywoooo]

If you go back to the UK, go near a seaside place like Great Yarmouth, Skegness, or Devon. Seaside places are the only places to get the best Fish and chips from because London aint it in mine and many others opinions, I mean they don't even do curry or gravy sauce that's sacrilege 😂 Also try chicken tikka masala curry, it is actually a British dish along with a sunday roast dinner that is meat, veg with Yorkshire pudding and lots of gravy. Glad you enjoyed your time in UK.

[@infadeldog13]

Superb video - I’m English but watching the country through your lens, I feel like I’m visiting here too! What a great family adventure. P.S: what is the music that accompanies the gorgeous drone footage at 39:25 please?

[@BloxyOlze]

good choice of going cotswold probs the most special place in uk with the amazing old village you guys went to

[@victoriapalmer-smith338]

My mom used to live in England and she stayed there until she was 13 years old when she moved to America 🇲🇾

[@pauliewalnuts5803]

🇲🇾?

[@lucybarnett2673]

It is not jelo

[@lucybarnett2673]

It is called jelly

[@jenna11111]

That's not the vegan sausage roll by Greggs by the way. The vegan one has more cuts on top of the pastry and has more of a light pink tone to the filling. Looks like they gave you the original meat one.

[@jhdd9341]

Loved the movie! Can you please make a Prince Caspian (movie) themed lunch,For H??? And can you also put a few clips of the movie in there too,you know,like when the part that food is in comes up? Thanks!!!

[@jenniferd7913]

ohh that would be a fun lunch!⚔

[@nickgrazier3373]

Hi All. FYI you went to the Natural History Museum and you saw the Brachiosaurus in the atrium yes? Back in the 60s they made a film in black and white obviously, which was a comedy for the kids. It was called “one of our Dinosaurs is missing” and it was that dinosaur that was stollen. As you can imagine it was all slap stick and prat falls but it was around the end of the WWII ERA war time cars and lorries they even had the cars with the gas bag on top. And it all revolves around a stolen recipe of Chines Won- ton - Soup and guess were it was hidden? The Chinese were after it and the dinosaur was racing around London on the back of a truck. Look for it on the internet it was a classic. Cheers to you and the kids

[@mistofoles]

You are right, Iron Brew is non-alcoholic - The best comparison is probably what you guys would call Moxie.

[@nehabhartia194]

Did you guys know that here is a huge memorial palace of queen Victoria in Kolkata , India 🇮🇳 If you didn’t know the British ruled over the Indians for almost two whole centuries . Well the main 50 or so years of that was under queen victorias rule

[@Astrid_2016]

So cool great movie 🎥🍿

[@blu_pengu1n]

The uk is my home country but now I am in the usa the Uk is my fav country hope I can go soon loved the vid

[@JonnyVision88]

Mosquitoes in Scotland lol