BBQ&A Russia - Food, Cost of Living, Taxes, English Pubs in Moscow

[@use-16b-23z]

I’ve been in Russia six years ago, I was amazed 🙈I went to supermarket, oh, my eyes was bigger than my belly 😂😂😂so much choices, I wanted everything 👍👍👍😂😂😂Well done Russia 👍👍God bless the Russia 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@UngluedBrit]

You should definitely come back now, if you liked it 6 years ago, you will LOVE it even MORE now!

[@snejok888]

yeah mate )) i keep my windows open entire winter because central heating is too intense 😂

[@UngluedBrit]

Sounds about right haha!

[@ЕленаШепелева-я9у]

Я просто на некоторое время отключают батарею,жарко зимой ✌️🕊️🌍☮️♥️🇧🇾🇧🇾

[@WayWordWay]

I'm in the USA and it's slowly getting as bad as the UK, and worse in some of the Democrat led cities. It's actually the dystopian future we read about forty years ago - and did not have the imagination to think that it could ever really become the norm. I admire and envy that your made your escape. Russia is the last hope of decent people wanting a normal traditional life.

[@UngluedBrit]

You condensed the reason for Russia into a bitesize chunk with all of the right words, it's the perfect reason and well said I might add. I watched how the UK changed only over the space of the 90s to where we are today and the change is night and day, it's as if the society is the complete inverse of what it was historically, every square foot of truth has now been turned, it seems like a land of smoke and mirrors, no longer is a spade called a spade these days, it's very hard to live there when you follow the absolute truth to it's conclusions, holding truth in a room full of lies is not an easy task for anyone.

[@ЕленаШепелева-я9у]

Это похоже на какой-то тайный международный заговор против человечества в целом! ЛГБТ,наркотики,ГМО,стирание исторической памяти,ухудшение образования! Что это люди как не заговор! Может мы мешаем кому-то на этой планете! Россия должна держаться и беречь свою веру,только она спасет!🙏🙏🙏👍✌️🕊️🌍🌍☮️♥️♥️🇧🇾♥️🇷🇺​@@UngluedBrit

[@СтепанЖиглов-ч3й]

Can I tell you the story of my young life?: When I was 11 years old. It was 1991 from December 31 to January 1 at 00_00 time. The last time in the history of mankind the flag of the USSR was lowered. My grandfather cried big tears. He fought in Berlin, fought with the Japanese at Khalkhin Gol (this was before the US dropped bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki) So the man went through 8 years of hell. Then he worked as a bricklayer and carpenter, built factories and hospitals. Grandfather cried not because the symbol of communism would no longer develop at the peak of the country's main building. His tears were dedicated to his generation, which was building a future for their grandchildren. And in his old age, this future - the future of his grandchildren and the fruits of millions of workers, will simply be given away and given into the hands of one or two hundred people. These people were called oligarchs. You you understand that without the CIA in the new Russia citizens had no money to buy factories or oil and gas fields. And we, that generation, were happy. We were happy about the export of American jeans, Snickers, McDonald's. And behind this beautiful wrapper, the country was robbed for 10 years. My grandfather understood this. And he cried. The man cried from impotence. We thought, the USSR is gone, let's be friends, build spaceships together, fly to the stars together. We dreamed that the USA, England, France, Germany, Russia would be able to build an ark together and fly into outer space. After all, creating something new, by all countries, means millions of jobs, many cultural exchanges of experience, this is one bank of resources for the entire planet. What could be more grandiose? The USA, England, France seemed to us like in a movie, people there live a dream. A dream of a big family, you know, like in the movie about the St. Bernard "Beethoven" ... Yes, it's a pity, I did not see the USA of the 70s and early 80s. That's when you were a grandiose dream. I don't want your countries to have the same horror as in Russia in the 90s. When people took out their last shoes to sell to buy milk for their children. I don't want young people under 20 to be drug addicts. And the worst thing is a civil war. A war between neighbors. Today we play football, at the same stadium, live in the same area, and tomorrow he takes a machine gun and starts shooting a burst across the street. The conclusion is this: we always respect everyone, respect your views on life, agree with you on many things, even want to learn a lot from you. And we are always glad to see all decent people. Well, maybe our grandchildren will be able to fly into space now? But we are powerless to stop politicians and global processes.

[@WayWordWay]

@@СтепанЖиглов-ч3й well said and so important a message to get out. The American media treats the people in such simplistic, useful only to the rich American terms that it is criminal. It's always a dehumanizing simlistic angle they push. My Russian teacher has said much the same as you, with different words. 👋

[@DykyKryl]

Do not be encharmed by russia. As it goes to the same way as other "democratic" countries do under Schwabb' s economic forum agenda

[@k1ssulja]

A KZbin blogger from Kharkov, Ukraine, who lived in England with her family of many children some time ago, also told in one of her videos that she could not get used to the tasteless English food, which did not taste natural. This was one of the reasons along with LGBT propaganda, high prices, bad medicine, immigrants why they left the UK. Now the family lives in Moscow, they are happy, and she even gained weight because she couldn't get enough of food with natural flavor

[@UngluedBrit]

That's what I do appreciate here, you know that a Carrot is just a carrot, there are no deceptions when it comes to what you're actually putting on your plate and that I do appreciate as someone who is committed to good health.

[@Keylan00-x9n]

I've never been to Russia but I have in fact been to Ukraine. The food quality is much better in Eastern Europe if I'm going to be honest. After going there I don't really understand why so many people shit on Eastern European food. Turkey nuggets and beans are way worse than borscht and some cutlet.

[@Сигизмунд-с2й]

​​@@UngluedBritis there already a LGBT-carrot in UK ?

[@AW00047]

Food in Moscow is absolutely tasteless, what are you even talking about here

[@hanzo.design8443]

​@AW00047 what a bolloks

[@k1ssulja]

It is wrong to compare salaries in Russia and the West in isolation from prices for food, clothing, shoes, utility bills, gasoline, etc. Let's say that the salary in England is higher, but let's compare what an Englishman can afford to buy with this salary and what a Russian in Russia with the same profession can afford. And you will see that the Russian can afford to buy more and still have money left over to put away

[@UngluedBrit]

Precisely! - It doesn't matter how much you earn, it matters how far your earnings can go, this is why when we look at the World Bank figures on purchasing power parity we see that Russia has the highest purchasing power in Europe and as I can attest to, I am nobody special, just an English Teacher working in the local economy, all I can say is that I am MUCH better off here in the same job doing the same hours than I ever was my entire life in any job in the UK.

[@chickenlover657]

it's called purchasing power, mate.

[@scottsuttan2123]

@@k1ssulja true that....

[@marietheresa7866]

Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) is what matters rather than the "salary" in pounds & dollars when the cost of living is forbidding.

[@AW00047]

@@UngluedBrit UK's PPP is a straight line and Russian PPP is a 45 degree climb...

[@zavod-311]

I follow many channels of expats who have moved to Russia, I also like to follow your channel

[@UngluedBrit]

Welcome aboard! :) let me know too if there are any questions you have for next Q&A's

[@marietheresa7866]

Me too. Just saw this today & have subbed 🔔 pronto.

[@Dixis]

Russian beer is the top notch. We have awesome Moscow Beerbrewery Company nearby in Mytyshi. Their Zhiguli, Volkovskaya and Hamovniki are legendary level beers and so damn affordable. 😌

[@ДмитрийШайтура]

Томское пиво тоже очень хорошее

[@UngluedBrit]

Ah yes I've seen that Brewery from afar, that's the danger of the entire situation, the affordability, I could quite easily become an alcoholic without the regret of a dwindling bank statement at the end of the month, this is why I go for months without any alcohol sometimes, though, I will have to do an official beer and pub review at some point, I will have no choice but to consume the devils honey. 😂

[@zloychechen5150]

@@ДмитрийШайтура Томское заебись! Бухаю Рижское и Жигулевское уже пару лет, прекрасно. Есть еще Вятич, оно даже лучше - вкуснее.

[@zloychechen5150]

@@UngluedBrit Come on, mate, it's quite cheap to be an alcoholic in Russia.

[@newsunderfoot]

Крюгер Премиум Пилс - это был действительно достойный, мирового уровня пивас, который, к сожалению, больше не производится в Томске. Остальное пиво этого завода - весьма среднее и даже ниже среднего уровня. Без обид, но МПК (вместе с Волковской пивоварней), Суздальский пивзавод (Юзберг), некоторые сорта Афанасия, и даже возрождающися из евродерьма несколько сортов Балтики - это пока на сегодня лучшее, что есть в МАССОВОМ сегменте рынка. Кстати, ранее крафтовый JAWS тоже движется к широкому представлению на полках сетевых супермаркетов.

[@peterwilliams2152]

Thanks for that BBQ, it took me back 60 years in Australia. The perfect BBQ for the boot of the car.

[@UngluedBrit]

@@peterwilliams2152 I’m pleased that it did, such a handy BBQ!

[@Running2Christ]

Another great video James😊

[@UngluedBrit]

Thank you very much!

[@k1ssulja]

There are a huge number of meat factories in Russia, the range of meat products and in particular sausages is very large, which differ in flavor, so you need to try everything to find what you like best

[@UngluedBrit]

@@k1ssulja I am a huge fan of Miratorg so far, seems to be the one stop shop for all of my beef requirements, I would like to find a good specialised butchers though at some point.

[@raulv3909]

​@@UngluedBritmiratorg is good, tasty steaks

[@peterwilliams2152]

@@UngluedBrit In small towns, you can find the butcher of your choice. My daughters live in a town of 35,000 in Sverdlovskaya, and there's an Uzbekh butcher, married to a local Tatar woman, and he can find whatever you want. You may have to pay extra, but it's still reasonable. My daughter's MIL raised pigs, and I got the Tatar butchers to save the blood for black pudding. No cultural problems. When they found out that blood was valuable, they asked for the recipe. They can't eat it, but they can make and sell it.

[@arthurgl3267]

I'm Russian, but I can speak English. Not perfect, but it's enough for me to communicate with foreigners and watch some media or movies. Anyway it takes to me some special attention and focusing to understand what English people say. The thing is I tried to listen you who is swinging his delicious sausage which is making me impossible to focus on your words. So eventually after all the 20 minutes of the video I realized that I didn't get anything but the sausage is very good and delicious, so I have to watch the video again right now to understand the rest of it...😅

[@UngluedBrit]

This was the comment of the day! 😂 just avert your eyes, as they say in Starwars, "Use the force!" 😂

[@arthurgl3267]

@@UngluedBrit Good advice! Probably this is the only way for me to focus on😄 BTW if I ever meet you on a street of Saint-Petersburg, I would definately invite you to have a beer with me, so watch out there!👻

[@Tukemuth]

@@UngluedBrit And that's why you should never swing your delicious sausage while discussing serious matters 🤣🤣🤣

[@UngluedBrit]

@@arthurgl3267 I would be happy to attend!

[@UngluedBrit]

@@Tukemuth This is true 😂

[@BritishChef436]

Nice sausage chef 😅

[@UngluedBrit]

It's a microphone in disguise lol

[@BritishChef436]

@@UngluedBrit 🤣

[@ШуринМурин]

Это похоже на купаты из "Магнита",есть везде,у нас в Перми-139 рублей за 4 штуки в упаковке.Реально натуральное мясо и вкусные.Упаковка около 400 грамм.Бон аппетит!

[@UngluedBrit]

139 Rubles? That's decent! - Thank you very much! :)

[@Whoisthere-z1m]

​@@UngluedBritSometimes you can afford such expenses 😊

[@romanst7428]

@@UngluedBrit В дикси свиные иван мясоедов 119р 4 шт по 100гр

[@sirAenuHlaalu666]

Regarding the English pubs I would recommend visiting 'Black swan' in KitayGorod area. This pub has an underground floor and entrance to so called 'salt cellars--underground systems of tunnels used to store salt and being repurposed to the bunkers at certain moment of time' which in turn contain two (or may be more other bars). The interior in turn resembles the imterior of a Catholic/English church.

[@UngluedBrit]

Will have to check that out as soon as I get the chance!

[@ТатьянаМиронова-е9л]

Англичане протестанты.Ирладцы католики.

[@sirAenuHlaalu666]

@@ТатьянаМиронова-е9л англиканцы точнее, я про вот их вот этот стиль с кучей дерева и стеклянными витражами. Сам бар весьма стильный, хотя ценник из серии "тупопиво за 700 рублей" это ну такое себе

[@ТатьянаГубина-и1и]

Where exactly is it? In what street?

[@sirAenuHlaalu666]

@@ТатьянаГубина-и1и Solyanka street 1/2c1, entrance from Zabelina street

[@Yanzar98]

Запомню этот ролик как Сосисочная пропаганда

[@UngluedBrit]

This is Sausage propaganda at its finest, you caught me... It was a campaign to demoralise Vegans.

[@СтепанЖиглов-ч3й]

Well, here you go. I gave out the whole base. Yes, in Russia we live simply "For fun". I don't know how to translate the word "Living on CHILLY" into slang. This is the difference, immigration to Russia for permanent residence is living for rest, for your hobby, there is enough time too. Here you can send all your problems and be yourself. In the "West" - you will always be overtaken by the thought of how to live on, how to pay the bills. Therefore, I will reveal the truth. We simply don't care about all the sanctions. Russia is an original civilization.

[@UngluedBrit]

Well I tend to refer back to "Maslows Hierarchy of needs", it seems that people are continuously floating down the pyramid to the bottom, worried about survival, worried about food, heat, housing, crime and so on, they have little to no time for concerns of a higher matter any more such as self actualisation, spirituality, morals or philosophy, people in this state are the easiest to control by the UK Government.

[@СтепанЖиглов-ч3й]

​@@UngluedBrit I completely agree with you. I will add that we are all different in terms of upbringing, striving for our dreams and setting the main goal. For example, as a native of Russia, a salary of 80-100 thousand rubles is enough for me. My working day is 4 hours a day. Saturday and Sunday are days off. I have my own apartment, inherited from my grandmother. So, for the development of the soul, in two years I mastered the profession of a 3D artist through KZbin lessons. But here, the market for selling my works is very poorly developed. But nothing, continuing to do this hobby, I think to start learning languages, just so that I can read the instructions in another language. I am writing to the fact that Russia does not strive to squeeze all the juices out of a person in immigration, like, for example, in the USA. I know that in order to achieve something in the USA, an immigrant needs to work very hard, most likely 2-3 jobs. It is easier in Russia.

[@UngluedBrit]

@@СтепанЖиглов-ч3й The reason being is because the core fundamentals of western countries are built on Materialism with no attachment to anything of a spiritual nature, without the spiritual aspect we only find physical attachments to hold onto for dear life, after all, if this is all there is, then it makes sense to attach ourselves to stuff right? Russia has a deep understanding of that which is of the higher nature, of the divine, it’s an environment that is rich and ready within spiritual realms of existence and aims itself towards that through policies and laws, it is hard for the average westerner to understand though it’s a place that puts spirit above the material in many aspects.

[@СтепанЖиглов-ч3й]

@@UngluedBrit I completely agree with you. I just want to add. I am subscribed to the Ukrainian channel, although I am Russian. This does not change anything. So these Ukrainians in the USA buy containers with things in them at auction. These containers are rented, and the contents are rented. It is sad, I look and think... There lived a man, he went through the Vietnam War, here are his medals in the chest of drawers, here they show us his dress uniform of the US Navy. The man served his country, did great things. A lot of things, albums, clocks for the wall, coin collections, gun cases, sconces, tools... And I understand that the man's life ended in a nursing home, and everything he bought will now be sold off during his life. It becomes so sad. In Russia, the average working family can actually afford to buy a house or an apartment in 20-30 years. After themselves, to leave at least real estate to their grandchildren. For you, it is more difficult with the issue of your own real estate. So why waste your life for someone who values ​​your work less than their work? To buy a new series of iPhone? Or a new PlayStation? But on the other hand, you are happy, your language is the most popular, the climate in North America is milder than in Russia, in most states. You have a rich culture, three oceans wash the shores of the USA, many opportunities for a native American to make money quickly, because of your knowledge of English it is easier and faster for you to master programming languages. And the sad thing is that your energy is directed only to a narrow specialty, to earn money. It turns out that we are two hamsters in a cage, only you are a hamster who always wants to run inside the drum, I am a hamster who jumps over the drum and tastes all parts of the cage. This comparison about hamsters is a joke.

[@СтепанЖиглов-ч3й]

And all the hamsters inside the cage entertain those who look at them from the open world? For example, Mr. Soros - ?

[@notatrollbutanorceacenato4782]

The best firewood for shashlik or barbecue is oak, beech, birch or fruit trees.

[@IvanIvanov-n2p]

И виноградная лоза

[@UngluedBrit]

I will bare that in mind! :)

[@raulv3909]

Apples give pretty nice taste

[@dumperttt]

let's be honest: UK is not really famous for its food :)

[@alex-E7WHU]

If I went to Russia I would really only miss going to a pie mash and liquor shop in East London or Essex. ⚒️

[@UngluedBrit]

Well... Pork pies and pork scratchings hold a special place in my heart, I must admit.

[@manuelravize6013]

cheers from Mexico lad! my brother and myself are looking to move to Russia at some point. I found you in a comment and I just subbed. Love to see you enjoying life over there. Also, do you know Russian and if so, how long did it take to learn a decent amount?

[@UngluedBrit]

Hi Chap! So with regards to learning Russian, I'd recommend downloading Duolingo and building a daily streak on that with Russian, it's what I did before I came, though, when you're here you learn much quicker because you've got to interact with people every day in the language, I've been learning for 2 years now and can communicate really well, was much more difficult last year, It's not the easiest language in the world, mainly due to the grammar though if you put your mind to it you can do it.

[@manuelravize6013]

@ amazing brother! I kept on watching your moscow at night video with countless festivals and just fell more in love with the country. I also just downloaded duolingo as well. I’ve been seeing that most people in the metro area use mainly public transportation, which is awesome. Much love and continue living life bro.

[@UngluedBrit]

@@manuelravize6013 Thank you very much Bro, it's a special place and has to be seen to be believed, I don't even think my videos do it any justice, when you come over yourself if you're impressed now you'll be blown away when you come and see it with your own eyes, there is a reason why I came and never left!

[@Keylan00-x9n]

I myself am from the UK and have considered relocating to Russia. From having looked at jobs myself in Moscow and Moscow oblast the salaries for delivery drivers with a truck license is £800-£2000 a month. Yandex workers on the bikes are earning £20-£40 a day at best. Normal jobs are £600 a month. Plus you have to consider that apartments in Moscow are not cheap to buy. They seem to have a similar housing problem that we also have when it comes to average wage vs housing costs. Now if you join the military, save money and survive then after a couple of years you could buy a place or well be dead.

[@Luorawetlan]

It is not necessary to buy an apartment in Moscow. You can rent one in the Moscow region. The main thing is to check the transport infrastructure. Moscow is huge and sometimes it is faster to get to work from the region.

[@UngluedBrit]

Will make a video about this on the next one! :)

[@chickenlover657]

Putin just announced a decree which solves all your problems.

[@Keylan00-x9n]

@@Luorawetlan Even rents are high in comparison to wages. I guess you could rent a bed in a room of 8 migrants for £60 a month but that's not really a way to live. A room with all bills is about a 1/3 of a typical salary. You might just be able to squeeze a small apartment in Moscow Oblast for £300 a month. This is also a big problem in the West before you say. I feel if you're going to make this move you should at least have enough to get yourself properly set up and then try to gain employment in one of the higher paying fields of work. Or save enough to buy out right in a smaller city. If you don't have this money and don't mind the risk then maybe one can go to the army :) If you survive you should come out with a decent amount by the end of the year.

[@Keylan00-x9n]

@@UngluedBrit What is it you do for work out of curiosity?

[@scottsuttan2123]

yea north america no better then England ya high taxes yet services ..... what are they 😅 where are they it's sad and people have the gull to say life is the best in the west 😂 best what junk food best landfills best parking lots 😅🙄😥

[@UngluedBrit]

Yeah it's an expensive game these days with little to no return on investment, I think the west is like an old 5 star hotel, was the best some time ago, though these days the carpet is looking pretty old and shabby, dusty, mold is creeping up the walls, but the hotel owners still dine on a 5 star budget ignoring the fact that since they started there are now other 5 star hotels in town that are shiny and offer way more to people. 😅

[@ghos7bear]

I'm self-taught with English and I have zero issues understanding the guy, not sure what you all are blabbering about.

[@UngluedBrit]

Well, it's British English, perhaps consider British English films or podcasts to get the gist of it?

[@srupirogami4925]

Я тоже хочу мяса... Сегодня же пойду

[@UngluedBrit]

"A steak a day keeps the doctor away." - Unglued Brit, not a doctor.

[@markuSini-jo6vc]

In germany gmo gmo food gmo 🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@UngluedBrit]

Yep, also to mention, I don't know if it's the same in Germany, but in Britain they're pumping crossed chemtrails into the atmosphere, poisoning the atmosphere.

[@Zephury]

where do you get those sausages? I live in Moscow, almost every sausage I find is terrible

[@UngluedBrit]

They're Miratorg, take a look for Miratorg Sausages, I get both sausages and steaks from that company since they're delicious, they're what I call "Proper Sausages". Can get them on Yandex Eats from Perekrostok.

[@IvanIvanov-n2p]

HP sause can get on Wildberries

[@Luorawetlan]

На ОЗОНе тоже есть.

[@UngluedBrit]

Wow I didn't know that!

[@AtlantisRouTou]

Народ, кто-нибудь может объяснить, это кокни или нет?

[@UngluedBrit]

No, I'm from the West Midlands, near Birmingham, although my accent won't be apparent since I am a phonetician, so it would be quite hard to identify my exact accent.

[@sirAenuHlaalu666]

The only type of beers you'll definitely miss here in Russia are ESBs (English Strong Bitter style) as barely nobody brews them for some reason. I.e. you may either get some imported from a certain store or rarely from one of the local craft manufacturers.

[@UngluedBrit]

Come to think of it, I miss Banks's Bitter, only from good pubs though, not everyone can pour it, it goes down beautifully.

[@raulv3909]

Or you can add a whiskey in to a light beer..or vodka.. we call it Ersch, pretty nice beverage😂

[@ВасятаЕжиков]

genius!

[@UngluedBrit]

Thank you!

[@Ecroartu]

oh ffs, now im hungry! >:C nice vid tho bro :D

[@UngluedBrit]

Heheeee, needed to be done! Summer is closing :(

[@nicholasthebest9993]

👍👍👍

[@UngluedBrit]

Cheers for the thumbs up!

[@megapups80]

You haven’t tried this yet according to Soviet standards

[@UngluedBrit]

What are Soviet standards regarding this may I ask?

[@amare_naturam]

@@UngluedBrit In the USSR there was GOST - "state standard for goods. And food products as well. Simply put, let's say if it was required to add so many spices, natural meat and the like to sausage - then such sausage was the same in production THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY, according to one standard. Therefore, the same product could have the same taste in Kamchatka and, for example, in Kazakhstan. Everything was made according to one standard.

[@matt-o-glassmatt7023]

Ооо как же он ошибается на счет мяса в UK к 30му году ... скажу только одно слово - насекомые.

[@UngluedBrit]

@@matt-o-glassmatt7023 That will be an option, I can’t tell you what it will be but I can tell you what it won’t be. - It won’t be anything real.

[@ТатьянаГубина-и1и]

Хорошо, что у нас на даче собачки живут далеко!

[@UngluedBrit]

It's always the small dogs that are the loudest too haha

[@ТатьянаГубина-и1и]

@@UngluedBrit Surely!😄😁🤣

[@melon7592]

😂👍

[@UngluedBrit]

Haha

[@oliviao3686]

😂I'm Russian, 5 years in Italy. When i go to visit my mom in winter, it's-30 degrees outside, but inside her apartment it's +29 🤯🤯🤯i get so mad! I can't breathe, can't sleep, have to keep the balcony door open. Last time i got so sick, because it's hot inside and you have this freezing air constantly coming in from the open balcony door. I asked her to install heat regulator in her house this year. She pays 1€ / month for gas. Heating in the bill is separate though, we have centralised heating. You can also call your local heating services to turn down the intensity, but my mom says that there are other people calling from the end of the street complaining that its called and asking to turn it back up...

[@UngluedBrit]

Yeah the heat is intense, it's like a hot summers day in the apartment... That's another reason why I live in a dacha, control over it, otherwise I'd be sizzled in the apartment. 😂

[@oliviao3686]

@@UngluedBrit well, in reality it depends on the apartment. Most of the newer buildings have the regulators. In my new apartment it was preinstalled, even when it's -30 outside, we set the heating to 2 out of 5. And even that mostly at night.

[@UngluedBrit]

@@oliviao3686 This is good news!

[@teosh3003]

Было бы не очень прилично с моей стороны оценивать качество мяса в Великобритании, ибо последний раз я его пробовал почти 30 лет тому назад. Но мне понравилось видео, очень профессионально сделано, с хорошей долей настоящего английского юмора. И почему-то я верю автору. Спасибо!

[@UngluedBrit]

Meat is still good, I have found some good "On Par" meat here though, would love it if I could somehow import some items and do something side by side but sadly it's not the time for that with the worldly goings on of today, maybe one day!

[@UngluedBrit]

Thank you, want to inject a bit more humour into my videos haha

[@teosh3003]

@@UngluedBrit the sausages made on the 3D-printer were especially funny

[@UngluedBrit]

@@teosh3003 It’s true! Check out 3D printed steak on youtube, it’s mindblowing.

[@iljabendik1636]

❤❤💯‼‼✌✌😍👏

[@UngluedBrit]

🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@BritishChef436]

I'll have to disagree with you on the quality. I've eaten in Russia. And in my opinion British meat is better. But it may be because it's all I've eaten. That's not to say that Russian food is bad. It's really tasty.

[@UngluedBrit]

Hmm, when you come I am going to have to Introduce you to Miratorg Grass Fed Beef.

[@zloychechen5150]

I've been to the Uk a couple of times (last time in 2008). Hams and cheeses were in a league of their own, compared to ours. Sausages were utter crap though. As for raw meat, i can't say, but i don't have any issue with pork or chicken quality here, however beef steaks are either proper junk, or very expensive. They can be expensive junk as well.

[@BritishChef436]

@UngluedBrit See you in 13 days sir

[@BritishChef436]

@zloychechen5150 Yeah, if you get them through the supermarket. Go to a proper butchers. That being said. I do love the food in Russia 🇷🇺 😋

[@UngluedBrit]

@@zloychechen5150 Ham and Cheese in England is to be fair the best in the world in my opinion, nobody is beating England at Ham, the french can do one on the cheese front too, Shropshire blue and Red Fox are some of my favourites. Actually it all depends which sausages. In England we have some amazing local butcher sausages, if it’s not supermarket crap and it’s from an award winning butcher, then we’re talking. If you buy steak here it needs to be Miratorg and it needs to be Grassfed, preferably striploin in my opinion, I eat at least a steak a day, have done for a long time, I’m somewhat of a steak expert myself 😉

[@Scotchontherockz]

sausage microphone works just fine, just don't keep it too close cos it's getting too loud

[@UngluedBrit]

Well, at least you could hear it 😂

[@SeriyGuly]

Блин,ты всё съел 😢

[@UngluedBrit]

It might look like that, but about 80% of the proceedings went to feeding the family haha Nobody was left hungry in the making of this film 😅

[@manlius8118]

Is bro a fan of man utd

[@UngluedBrit]

Nooo, not a fan of any team these days, used to be a fan of Liverpool but, haven't really paid any attention since they politicised the game and stuck rainbow flags all over it lol

[@ЕленаШепелева-я9у]

Гастрономический садист! Вот ты кто!😂😂 Я же на диете а теперь жрать хочу!😂😂😂

[@UngluedBrit]

Gastronomic Sadist! 😂😂😂 .... If it makes things any easier... the sausages would have been way better with Ketchup and onions. 😭

[@prapordoc5164]

Не слушай не кого,просто наслаждайся жизнью в России парень!

[@DontMansion]

Bo o woa

[@UngluedBrit]

Some li tha

[@alexbayer2365]

So sad there’s no legal sex work in Russia. As a client, we need it

[@KotleKettle]

Man, what the heck 😂

[@UngluedBrit]

haha! - perhaps think about settling down a bit? Find a wife? no?

[@jacqueline1150]

Wtf 😂 Go to school so that you can find a job.

[@JovannyPalestrina]

Шашлычёк должен быть свининой, ну или бараниной! Но свинина, да ещё с сальцом, лучше!

[@UngluedBrit]

With Lard! Can't go wrong with some Lard.

[@JovannyPalestrina]

Нет, сала должно быть немножко!

[@JovannyPalestrina]

Чтобы чуть-чуть капало на угли!

[@amare_naturam]

@@UngluedBrit With lard, the shashlik is juicier... But you definitely need to have a lot of greens on the table, it's easier for the stomach to digest a lot of meat. It's not for nothing that in the Caucasus they serve a lot of greens with meat.

[@UngluedBrit]

@@amare_naturam I tried to talk my wife into this lard thing… now she wants me to do a cholesterol test to check before I can…. So lame.

[@Serevg]

Bro, you need some russian friends to show you how we make BBQ, you burned it like it was in hell. 😅

[@UngluedBrit]

Why would I want non crispy meat, I like my carbon, it's good for me! 😂

[@mer3abec]

@@UngluedBrit there will be a stomach ulcer. My Latvian wife also loved burnt meat. She suffered with her stomach until she met me.

[@UngluedBrit]

@@mer3abec It’s a rarity, usually eat only steak and eggs, the steak is nearly raw, quick on both sides, stomach is well… had stomach ulcers in the past… not fun

[@Whoisthere-z1m]

BarbieQ👍👍👍😋

[@JovannyPalestrina]

Пойду-ка возьму свининки!

[@UngluedBrit]

Pork is up there between happiness and fulfilment. 😅

[@IvanIvanov-n2p]

Чё за шашлык в кастрюле?

[@joeshill3667]

они не умеют готовить шашлык, это еда богов )))

[@UngluedBrit]

That there are Sausages and burgers, the way God intended lol

[@СветаЦимбаленко]

Дорогие англоговорящие вы лишаете русских репетиторов английского языка хорошего дохода, 😢.

[@UngluedBrit]

There is plenty of work for those who want it, some people want a Russian teacher because they can't understand British ones like myself. There are a lack of English teachers if anything, we must carry a mindset of abundance, there is plenty for he who seeks it and continuously refines his skills and becomes a master in his trade.

[@Serg-qr5my]

Не, это носитель языка, так и истинно английского. Учить английский он не нужен. Он для улучшения.

[@christopherslenker9914]

Your from the largest oil producing country , yet .... you do not have charcoal ?

[@christopherslenker9914]

I 100,000% percent believe your a propagandist ... Teddy barber guy .. they will tell you " he is propagandist I just wonder the truth " regarding communism , socailism , individuality, private enterprise, capitalism..... Doesn't 50% Moscow not have plumbing ? Are you not taxed to the most extreme? .. to achieve military as a world power, yet no plumbing or bad logistics...

[@UngluedBrit]

@@christopherslenker9914 Christopher, you don’t start a fire with Charcoal, you start a fire with wood and then add the charcoal on later, I can invite you over and show you how to start one if you want? I know Teddy, he’s cut my hair before I can ask him. ) I can also make a video for you if you like so you can see how my toilet flushes? And the water works? Because what you consumed there is some 90s western propaganda, it’s 2024, we even have 800 MBPS internet out in the sticks now. :) You can call me names or whatever you like but back in the day before you were divvied and divided, taught to hate your fellow man for having another viewpoint, we used to say “He’s entitled to his point of view.” All I can say is perhaps you should pop over and make your own mind up Christopher, perhaps everything that you were told was a great big lie, in fact, it definitely was, sorry to break it to you, had to come to terms with it myself! 🤷‍♂️ P.S. You can use my toilet if you want if my food wasn’t up to scratch… it flushes. 😂

[@Zeplo103]

Man your accent instantly switched to barely comprehensible while you start talking about the beer. If anyone doubt you're british send em this fragment of the video. Ну а по поводу курицы из принтера, скоро все будем жрать муку из насекомых, так что доживаем золотые деньки сельскохозяйственной культуры в мире и получаем удовольствие, пока не наплодили ещё 20 миллиардов населения.

[@UngluedBrit]

Thought of it must of made me temporarily disoriented and drunk lol

[@UngluedBrit]

Lets hope the entire world doesn't follow the same path.

[@salami_god]

my god, what language does he speak? I cant get anything without subs. And UK must be the origin place of english....no offense man, but it is really nice sounding accent, but hard to get a thing)

[@KotleKettle]

I've got everything he said without subs. Listen to a couple of more brits and you will get used to it

[@salami_god]

@@KotleKettle i was kidding) but yeah, brits are not so common in russian youtube. so it took time to adapt.

[@UngluedBrit]

No offence taken, I speak British English, this is the OG of English.

[@zloychechen5150]

RT? You're a russia propagandist. Let's go and have a beer.

[@UngluedBrit]

@@zloychechen5150 I cannot drink until the end of August. I only have fun sometimes and work on incredible health the rest of the time haha

[@cleve5924]

Russia is not Moscow and Moscow is not Russia. Im from Nizhniy Novgorod, cashier in metro payed around 50k rubles, according to hhru. NN is 1 million+ people by the way, in smaller city's wages are lower. But yeah, Russia is okay for living, for now.

[@UngluedBrit]

Next video will talk about this! :)

[@KotleKettle]

50k rubles is decent for Nizhniy.

[@cleve5924]

@@KotleKettle да ладно, я на двоих с девушкой 60 в месяц трачу. Ну плюс там машина, кошка и т.п.

[@JovannyPalestrina]

Ну да, Москва это наверное Новая Зеландия? Что за бред ты несёшь? Во всех странах мира у столичных жителей зарплаты побольше.

[@cleve5924]

@@JovannyPalestrina Ну можно сделать вид что не понимаешь, о чём идёт речь, но если ты сам селюк-замкадыш типо меня, то сразу уловишь суть. Зарплаты - не такие, дороги - не такие, медобеспечение - не такое, транспортная сеть - не такая. Огромная опухоль на теле страны, в которую так старательно всех сгоняют.