Full English Breakfast | Basics with Babish

[@robbotehyobbo3303]

Bubble and squeak is very British but not part of a full English, you're more likely to get hash browns

[@notaxolord9432]

27 years experience of being British here and there’s never been bubble and squeak offered with a full English breakfast

[@ColdClock]

I've seen it before but only a couple of times. It is rare, hash browns are definitely more common.

[@snookerwither9955]

I've never had bubble + squeak but I thought it was meant to be the leftovers of a full English? That's what my friends have told me anyway

[@TheBaseUK]

@@snookerwither9955 bubble and squeak is an amalgamation of ingredients left over from christmas roast dinner typically, not a full english

[@robyndare7723]

My only other tiny critique is the eggs. It might be regional but I've never seen anyone in the UK flip a fried egg 😂

[@customsportsclub]

I'd say the hash browns are a lot more common with a full english over here than bubble and squeak. The latter is mainly had as a separate breakfast by using leftovers from a sunday roast and cracking an egg on top.

[@gaydolfbitler]

Ah a man of culture. Hello!

[@jakecarterIMOHealth]

I could hear your accent while reading this. Cheers.

[@apolloisnotashirt]

@@jakecarterIMOHealth whose voice are imagining him with? for some reason when i think british my child brain immediately goes to Wilbursoot's voice.

[@gaydolfbitler]

@@jakecarterIMOHealth I hear his voice as if Mary Berry and professor mconical had a child.

[@Glitchlord1]

ye with the bubble and squeek i agree whole haertedly

[@conormurphy4328]

I don’t think I’ve ever heard anyone call sausage “bangers” so many times without it being followed by mash

[@blightygames]

I think it's just a bit of British slang which Americans liked to assume we say it for every sausage meal.

[@DarthAxolotl]

​@jack wilde no we also very rarely call sausages bangers anymore unless it's then followed by "and mash" .

[@JKSSubstandard]

​@@blightygames no. I, as an American, assume the Brittish just finish every sentence with "bangers and mash" the same way we finish every sentence with "yall". Ex, 'oight mate. Were going daun to te abbey taday, bangers and mash.

[@matthewramsey6945]

@@JKSSubstandard I love how every American has to try and accentuate their "British" sentences with old-timey linguistics. Not like we actually learn correct English But yes, we don't say bangers unless it's with mash. Otherwise, it's just sausage. Same for the "blood sausage" which is black pudding. That bacon also isn't our bacon as ours is the medallion with the streak. I've also never seen a full English with bubble and squeak.

[@bustedkeaton]

​@@matthewramsey6945 fell for an obvious joke

[@cornbeef]

We definitely use hash browns instead of bubble and squeak. Also, blood sausage and black pudding are not the same thing. You need to get hold of some Bury Black Pudding and give that a try. Absolute game changer.

[@cumdinewitme]

They are the same.

[@cornbeef]

@@cumdinewitme They really aren't. I eat black pudding a lot and I have eaten many different types of blood sausage. It's like saying cheddar and stilton are the same because they're both made of milk

[@jurgenstrang6366]

Big up bury black pudding

[@BritishCube]

yessss

[@gregevigan]

Hash browns are sadly more common now but are a more recent addition, Bubble & squeak is more traditional.

[@hmweightlifting7988]

Stop making our food palatable, we like it how it is.

[@JimCarner777]

Lol.

[@philwilson4167]

Probably already mentioned, but hash browns are perfectly acceptable on a full English, probably even more common than bubble and squeak, which I've never seen at breakfast. Aside from that, just missing a bit of brown sauce, or maybe ketchup, then you're all set!

[@jaycuthbert245]

Was going to say im English and bubble and squeak is from years ago we don't if ever apply that to our dish now that was more popular in the 70s

[@MatthewTaylor86]

@@jaycuthbert245 Yeah, bubble and squeak is more of a leftovers thing - although my favourite fry-up places do bubble and squeak AND hash browns!

[@gregevigan]

Hash browns are sadly more common now but are a more recent addition, Bubble & squeak is more traditional.

[@Chadius_Thundercock]

Wait you eat this with ketchup?

[@philwilson4167]

@@Chadius_Thundercock some people do, I prefer brown sauce

[@Lynkin66]

A "Full [any country] breakfast" series would be rad!

[@PhoenixJG]

For saints Patrick’s day, just put a four leaf clover on a plate and call it there

[@shadowscoundrel]

YES

[@kinggame40]

A Breakfast with Babbish, so to say?

[@EatMeNerd]

I'd like to see him make a breakfast from Professor Fig dies in every possible ending and Rookwood cursed Anne and blamed the Goblins

[@Wico90YT]

​​@@PhoenixJG Full Irish is just a pint of Guiness

[@Dr.E2008]

If you liked the black sausage (or “pudding” as it’s often called), you should try white pudding as well!

[@alexsolomons2996]

What's white pudding

[@Dr.E2008]

@@alexsolomons2996 White pudding is very similar to black pudding, minus the blood. It usually contains suet and oatmeal or barley, and occasionally meat or liver, packed in sausage casing.

[@themartdog]

Yeah, i like white pudding better. It basically tastes the same but without pennies lol

[@StephenGraves]

More typically found in a full Irish breakfast.

[@rorymoore9269]

I've always preferred white pudding. Though I only really eat it in Ireland. I barely find it in Britain.

[@menphues]

Bubble and Squeak is different in the UK.. in wales it’s your Sunday roast all mashed down into an lumps and clumps (so the chicken, potatoes, veg etc all crushed up) and then added an egg and mix and fry like an omelet. It’s lovely, specially with the crispy and soft parts. I put some ketchup on the side and it just adds to the flavour. You can do some salt and pepper too if wanted. Also you cooked the tomatoes weirdly. The second way you done the tomatoe is correct and how it’s done here.

[@1dudecrush]

“It’s lovely.” Hmmm… I’m sold based on that description 😂

[@menphues]

@@1dudecrush it is lovely :) is that not a normal way to describe something? Haha

[@Gazmus]

That's what I've always known bubble and squeak to be where I'm from...I guess the West Midlands is as close to Wales as you can get so it sorta makes sense. Babish just made a fishcake but forgot to add the fish :)

[@lisahenry20]

Bubble and squeak is basically what I eat in the days after Christmas. My family tend to keep the meat separate, just mixing up all the veg and then you can get however many slices if turkey and beef you want.

[@adamholmes9060]

Being from England, Bubble and Squeak is usually made from left-overs from a Sunday dinner (or Sunday roast) so you don’t usually get it on a full English however wouldn’t be bothered if it showed up on the plate, we’d still eat it all 😂

[@ferretchad]

I think this is regional. Its very common to see Bubble and Squeak as part of fry up in cafe menus down here

[@lucasgillett4321]

We have hash browns where I am, but agreed that we'd still eat the B&S if it was on the plate. Maybe not this B&S though because cooking it without a sunny side up egg in the centre is a crime.

[@thenoobdestroyer100]

the man knows

[@immortalslayer90]

Ah, so it's kinda the equivalent of when we make a turkey and stuffing sandwich with our Thanksgiving leftovers.

[@SuperMikeFender]

Bubble and squeak is offered with a full English at many of the places I’ve eaten at. Not sure why people are saying otherwise

[@emmanuelporte4201]

Everybody knows the American equivalent for an English breakfast is the Denny's Grand Slam

[@casuallychallenged]

or the IHOP rooty tooty fresh and fruity. Basically the same thing but with pancakes topped with fruit

[@EPICFAILKING1]

Not everybody, nobody outside the US knows this lol.

[@rokutv7155]

@@EPICFAILKING1 Do they not have Denny's in South America?

[@Kilorelv]

Denny's is in Canada, when I used to live there I used to go and get a grand slam some times, but mostly went for the poutine (denny's doesnt have poutine in America saddly)

[@sonnyofox6413]

@@Kilorelv america is messing up, we need poutine too 😂

[@joerickards9906]

Englishman here. The secret ingredient is being hungover. Other than that it looked very nice!

[@Recipeengine]

Wise words!

[@JimCarner777]

If you can eat a full English you're not hungover. What you are is slightly under the weather. A full-blown hangover means you can't even keep water down, let alone food.

[@Joefulford22]

We english never flip our eggs. Sunny is the only acceptable up side.

[@NINjaboy20111]

With all the fog and dreariness, I can see why an egg is the only sun you get.

[@kendoyle]

​@@NINjaboy20111 😂

[@atharvabhosale3529]

​@@NINjaboy20111 brutal!

[@JimCarner777]

For a full English, yeah unflipped fried eggs is the norm (sunny side up as the septics say, but we just call them fried eggs because we never flip them). That said, when it comes to a bacon & egg sandwich I DO flip the eggs.

[@rosaliemason2516]

a series on full breakfasts from around the world and how to make them would be really inch resting :)

[@zacharyhesketh7845]

And call it Breakfast with Babish!

[@Mrtheunnameable]

That would be a direct copy of Joshua Weissman.

[@kulled]

inch resting

[@solemnwaltz]

inch resting

[@dandeliontea7]

inch resting

[@MM-hi]

Impressive, very nice. Now let's see Paul Allen's full English breakfast.

[@MmmmBlue]

Still waiting for Babish to do an American Psycho video!

[@taxfrog]

@@MmmmBlue What would he even do? Get a reservation at Dorsia?

[@Crosshair1990]

@@taxfrog He could do the whole menu from the start of the film

[@Hsel-lc1wt]

​@@taxfrog jesus. How'd a guy like him swing that

[@markrichards7377]

I just had breakfast with Paul Allen twelve days ago.

[@LYNX_FRoSTY99]

The full English breakfast is and will always be the undefeated champion of breakfast

[@originalusername7415]

As a Brit, your pretty on point, but bubble and squeak is more likely to be hash browns in most places, glad to see my favourite occasional meal on here

[@benmurray8921]

aye can't say I've ever seen bubble and squeak in a fry up to be honest - feel like you're more likely to see toast than fried bread as well

[@rejusu8630]

​@@benmurray8921 yeah toast is more common but I'd never turn down fried bread

[@InnuendoXP]

@@benmurray8921 before the USA sent hash browns over, bubble would've been on there.

[@newkid1987]

My favorite leftovers for bubble and squeak is toad in the hole.

[@illford]

@@InnuendoXP but you need leftovers for it. Even then id rather just have toast

[@dwerical]

It sure is the kind of breakfast that will not leave you hungry.

[@anasevi9456]

definitely one to split with a friend.

[@Parsons360]

It's the kind of breakfast that fuelled the Brits to create the world largest empire

[@2MeterLP]

@@Parsons360 Im not a food historian but it seems more like the kind of breakfast that makes you lose the world largest empire

[@CrozierCrow]

@@2MeterLP It's not really losing if you give it back freely

[@wolfetteplays8894]

@@CrozierCrow trueeee

[@spiderlover2021]

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[@Manda_Kat]

That sounds like lethal amounts of cheese.... It needs to happen.

[@starship748]

This is the 3rd food creator with this Exact sponsorship

[@immortalslayer90]

Based

[@gaiatiful]

because they know their audience is dumb enough to fall for ads 3 times

[@bnashee]

@@immortalslayer90 cringe

[@immortalslayer90]

@@bnashee your entire sad existence is cringe.

[@pebble_soup9095]

I wanna try black pudding so bad. It sounds delicious! Ive also been curious about haggis since we cant get that here either 😔

[@nines3048]

you can make haggis at home without much issue, basically any butcher will stock all the offal you need

[@Taitless]

Great recipe, but usually the fried bread is fried in the left over bacon grease; super healthy.

[@evan]

A bubble and squeak?! IN A FULL ENGLISH?! I need a British Uncle Roger to roast you for this one

[@conormurphy4328]

You can do it but you have to do “the accent” as well

[@Kolateak_]

HAIYAAA

[@diannt9583]

Or a true Brit.

[@evan]

@@conormurphy4328 I'll put on the most atrocious cockney accent

[@conormurphy4328]

@@evan i’d expect nothing less

[@abrahamwu9680]

What brand of griddle does Babish use in this video?

[@Brendenowits]

I started making my breakfast with an english twist a little bit back after seeing Joshua Weissman's english breakfast video. Glad to see Babish do his take on it, as always its another amazing video.

[@ForTheRebound]

the thing this vid has over most americans making a full english, is that Babish actually used back bacon. Bravo

[@illford]

Yeah but where are the hash browns?

[@ForTheRebound]

@@illford very true. it's the only part that is lacking.

[@escapist83]

You should be flattered, bots are copying your comment.

[@ForTheRebound]

@@escapist83 wow, and they use the original version and not the version I edited out a mistake. shame on them.

[@asyifr6446]

why don't you accept criticism !

[@jekblom123]

What criticism

[@Topaggle]

Hash browns, and black pudding, tea, Juice. however you like!

[@desoxyn8683]

Seen you were getting hate for this video and ads so came to like and support. Made another account just to sub twice 🤣🤣

[@Belks1453]

Babish I have literally never seen anyone have bubble and squeak as part of an english breakfast, we don't do that, Bubble and squeak is roast dinner leftovers.

[@octaviussludberry9016]

No. Bubble an squeak is what you have for breakfast on Monday morning after a roastie. It absolutely DOES NOT belong on a Full English. It's left-over roast potatoes and any left-over veg, mixed together and fried in one big pancake. It's called Bubble and Squeak because whilst frying, it bubbles and squeaks.

[@Recipeengine]

And its traditional on a full English

[@Jteee1]

'Hopefully its authentic', very first component is something never served as part of a full english lol

[@charcoal8]

I like that he tried though, it was almost perfect

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

It is though...all my family do it.

[@CatherineInFlorida]

I've heard of bubble & squeak but didn't know it was just fried colcannon 😁

[@JDotWill]

Recommendation for another episode of Binging, American Dad episode 4-18 Francine makes Roger’s favorite meal. We don’t ever see what it is but she mentions all the ingredients

[@TheMeepUsesTheDefiniteArticle]

Love how you immediately go wrong with bubble and squeak. It's British for sure, but I've never had or heard of anyone having that with breakfast

[@TheMeepUsesTheDefiniteArticle]

You're also making it wrong. It's usually made from leftovers, and needs vegetables in it too

[@Ssccootttt]

Came here in support of cancelling cancel-culture-culture ✨

[@Ultimatehangover]

Sorry as a Brit I've got to chim in here. Bubble and Squeak is not part of a full English. Hashbrowns are the traditional accompanying potatoe product. You don't flip your fried eggs. Tomatoes tend be larger Tomatoes halved or sliced and fried for longer. Finally it's black pudding not blood sausage. Also need a cup of tea. Sorry, love your videos but these needed addressing.

[@Recipeengine]

Bubble and squeak is traditional on a full English. Hash browns have started replacing it in pubs and cafes etc. Right about the rest though. Also need Toast as well as fried bread.

[@CHiLDisHCOrBinO]

Here to subscribe and show love for ma boy Andrew.

[@gmar7836]

I’m impressed on how quickly he got those potatoes, ready and minced

[@FrarmerFrank]

Its called the "Big Breakfast" at restaurants that serve it in Hawaii The Immigrant and British influence in Hawaii causes a kinda international fusion with our most commonly eaten foods Hungry Lion,Oahu, House's bowl has Scottish Bangers,Italian Sausage,Portuguese Sausage,Bacon,and Ham sharing the same bowl with Rice,Hash and eggs for instance

[@CelticFairyBox]

Always wanted to try this once

[@curtis915]

Never seen an episode immediately become a prime candidate for Botched by Babish before

[@conormurphy4328]

As much as I’d like to see it I don’t think it’s wrong enough or would have enough content for a botched. If it was served to me I’d still recognise it as a full English, just with one or two things you don’t usually get.

[@Tom-hk2ep]

@@conormurphy4328 Eggs are flipped which isn't traditionally English, Black pudding needs to be cooked longer, Fried bread needs normal toast alongside and not to be made on butter, not even bothering explaining the bubble and squeak, would never get on the vine cherry tomatoes that are raw but slightly seared from underneath. Then the whole thing would never be cooked on an American style diner hot top

[@wyrmseyeview26]

Ignore all the other English people telling you bubble and squeak doesn't go in a full English. It's not common these days, but it's an acceptable option, and I for one prefer it. Feel free to quote me as an authoritative source if this comes up again.

[@PenguIsle]

Saw a news article where people were upset cause the hogwarts ad and I can't find a single comment about it lol

[@Devin7Eleven]

Because majority aren’t severally sick in the head and get upset at a video game to that extent. I’m just waiting for us to acknowledge how fragile and mentally ill that community is.

[@phatboi813]

Newest first

[@Aventurine4lyfe]

Literally one above this comment if you filter by newest.

[@TheVincenzoGaming]

@@Aventurine4lyfe there's about 6 others above this comment now

[@hotpocketsat2am]

@@Devin7Eleven ....they're not mad at the game, they're mad at people actively giving money to a woman who is spreading harmful rhetoric against trans people

[@keago2]

The Canadian bacon looked like just ham, or back bacon. Usually what people call “Canadian bacon” is peameal bacon which has peameal on the outside. It’s the best

[@speculativemusings3593]

Not around here in NJ, it isn’t! You’re right about what it looks like, because that’s all it is. If you look for Canadian bacon around here, that’s what you get.

[@Vesdus]

Peameal bacon is also just back bacon. Except it's marinated in brine water and covered in peameal.

[@jdmcarrepairs142]

Never heard of what you described.

[@jdmcarrepairs142]

You mean the stuff they called back bacon and you chose to call Canadian bacon?

[@keago2]

@@jdmcarrepairs142 it’s commonly called Canadian bacon, in Canada it’s called back bacon or peameal bacon (depending on if it’s made with peameal which is my favourite)

[@Sindgoemon]

i would like to see you recreate the super cheesy pizza that was shown in goofy movie please

[@Chappie432]

The two types of comments on babish videos

[@TooFewSecrets]

Albert Cancook did it already btw!

[@WasiqFaiq-yt2bo]

I always love a full english breakfast and try to make one at least once a week!

[@face4666]

Well that was a massive jumpscare

[@Uzzy66]

What was?

[@jonathanguerra3663]

Love your channel please don stop

[@RealClassixX]

I wish i could sort by controversial, lol.

[@ellwyn]

I just wanna see if the comments are being deleted without having to scroll into oblivion

[@benhorsfall3884]

Bubble and squeak is a separate meal. We don't have it on a full English. They being said you could but its usually a hash brown or rossti

[@gregevigan]

Wrong, Hash browns are sadly more common now but are a more recent addition, Bubble & squeak is more traditional.

[@rhiannonsmith5052]

Mate. No-one puts bubble and squeak on a full English. Also, that isn't bubble and squeak, bubble and squeak is leftovers. Hash browns are what we use for spuds.

[@thatone846]

Sometimes we do mate. Bubble and squeek is almost always left overs from last nights mash and cabbage so it's perfect for an all english.

[@redwalters9415]

Bubble and Squeak is usually made with whatever leftovers you have, done the day after christmas for example

[@Sabateini]

As a Canadian... You basically had "Canadian bacon" earlier with the british meal, then you grabbed ham and called it Canadian bacon.

[@minuteman4199]

You're basically correct. English bacon is cut like back bacon, but cured like "normal bacon" so it's not quite the same.

[@Sabateini]

@@minuteman4199 Yeah the back bacon is what actual "canadian bacon" is except we have a peameal coating around it so its sometimes called peameal bacon. It's cured but not smoked.

[@jackblades90]

man, i do love me some complete british desayuno.

[@haski002]

oh yikes

[@dkg_gdk]

BTW congratulations of your 10M suscribers

[@Carlos-Cordero.]

despite I'm American. Someday, I could make full English breakfast

[@henrychinaski8686]

As a german my family sometimes makes it for special occasions like christmas day or so. But we never eat it before lunchtime. xD

[@chrisbingley]

It's the best hangover cure in the world.

[@johneperkin]

Warning to Americans! The full english that's served in your hotel will likely be shoddy and mostly inedible. Find a Wetherspoons. It will cost less, be of a far higher standard and won't have been sat on a hot plate.

[@ollidix4090]

I can’t tell if you’re being sarcastic or not…

[@kylezakk]

I'm trying to gain weight and this would be perfect! There is an astonishing amount of seething in the comments, I invite you to touch some grass.

[@xXRunDeathXx]

as a german i have to say i am always disgusted by how little you guys fry the sausages. really, they need more color! they are still half white, watch out they dont bite you since they seem to still be half alive alvin did that too in a recent video and called them "nicely browned" or something along those lines. they arent "nicely browned" they are "not completely white anymore"

[@christine-bj5nb]

It must be said. The Basics With Babish soundtrack, songtrack, track is ICONIC. I am just blanketed with peace and comfort each time I hear it start off in the background before the screen cuts to the actual video - like Babish - my heart... they're happy! 😭

[@GameEsthetics]

New Channel name Bangers with Bacon... Awesome video as always Babish 💙

[@oliveoiI]

mypillow sponsor when?

[@Chrischi3TutorialLPs]

England is truly the only nation that conquered 20% of the world for spices, just to then not use any of them in their kitchen.

[@higashirinchiah1013]

You mean like England's national and authentically British dish, "Chicken Tikka Masala"?

[@ChloeBristow]

Hey, parsley is in a lot of stuff... Sometimes

[@Chrischi3TutorialLPs]

@@ChloeBristow Pretty sure the british didn't conquer india for parsley.

[@Chrischi3TutorialLPs]

@@higashirinchiah1013 Chicken Tikka Masala is about as british as everything in the British Museum.

[@ChloeBristow]

@@Chrischi3TutorialLPs yeah I was joking 🤣 we grow it in the UK which is why I win comedian of the year award 😉

[@brendanstoran7555]

I’ll stick to my full Irish breakfast thank you 😊

[@Miunim]

I'm not sure if this would be out of character for the channel but you should try the Bonnie Burger recipe from the Fnaf cookbook. Just saying it not only as a cool suggestion but it would bring more people to the channel

[@miniflem1]

Babish has already attracted more people to the channel in the form of thousands of incels, homophobes, transphobes and fascists, I don't think that food is at the top of his list of worries anymore.

[@somnolentSlumber]

@@miniflem1 cope and seethe

[@daunleu]

@@somnolentSlumber ,,Grrr how dare you support transphobe incel homephobe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

[@ShenDoodles]

@@miniflem1 By taking a sponsor he's suddenly attracted people? The point of a sponsor is to show it off to a new audience.

[@Daesan655]

@@miniflem1 I don't see how this goes against modern ideals. He's having THEM pay HIM to do what he wants to do. It's the same as the extremely communist game Disco Elysium, before the collective got bought out, almost never went on sale. The extremely communist team knew that they had a product that would sell and allow them to fund their communist products in a capitalist world. He isn't playing the game in the video, nor is he giving it a glowing review. He's just showing a trailer and reading off their required stuff. People can then go and search the game and see the dozens of articles about the boycott and figure out if they want to support it or not. Not everyone is a sheep that buys something just because they saw and ad for it.

[@oatmeal710]

quit trying to humanize the british

[@trashgarbagejuice7894]

Can you do Monty's coconut cream cake from A Series of Unfortunate Events

[@GamingWithHajimemes]

Or the pasta puttanesca/roast beef.

[@thekomodo8706]

@@GamingWithHajimemes he already did that

[@muhammad1502]

what’s that long flat utensil used at 3:14?

[@DaveOBrien]

Bubble and Squeak is NOT a Full English Breakfast component - it's a lunch or dinner (tea|supper) staple.

[@Vesterpester]

You will never be a real wizard. You have no wand, you have no spells, you have no mana.

[@carbootstudios2459]

So?

[@fujiwaranonekobiodrando1257]

Yeah we know? It's fictional everybody knows that

[@JDoe-gf5oz]

Lol

[@AspieOld]

What is this even supposed to mean?

[@Igor767]

Nice ad!

[@controlwards.75G]

Bruh the "canadian" english breakfast takes like 20 years to make according to you

[@goldfever4570]

Anyone interested in all the different machinations of a fry up should read Felicity Cloake's Red Sauce Brown Sauce. Highly recommended

[@Cncn12345]

This is not so far off, try and get your hands on some Stornaway black pudding, don’t fry the eggs to death and no fancy tomatoes, just use normal toast with plenty butter also. A full English is supposed to be quite greasy, disgusting and a great cure for a strong hangover! 😅

[@morefocusandsuccess]

I definitely agree with this 😂

[@chrisjones1798]

As a Brit I'd I like to say that both are worthy hangover cures and may I congratulate on two superbly cooked breakfasts 👏👏👏

[@CH-rs7cm]

This is great if you have time to make this for breakfast. Ironically, I write this as I watch a Harry Potter movie.😏

[@thejoker114]

Is nobody gonna mention the fact he flipped those eggs!?? I am disgusted

[@sonoban]

i came back to this vid for the spicy comments, i am disappointed. what yahoo news considers “outrage” is pretty low…

[@alexhall8310]

Yikes...

[@watchHalaziabyAteez]

I'm an indonesian but i like this kind of breakfast.

[@joshkane6417]

Bubble and squeak 😂 man fell at the first hurdle

[@codyosborne9307]

Man. You missed the PERFECT opportunity for a collab with this one with the channel Beard Meats Food

[@a-bird-lover]

that's disappointing.

[@natemarkus736]

Looks delicious, however most Americans do not eat that style of hashbrowns. Usually not made into a pattie. Also, the American breakfast would also include American biscuits and sausage gravy, bit the food presented looks wonderful!

[@FumblsTheSniper]

Biscuits with tomatoes and gravy is probably one of the best breakfasts ever but I’ve never seen a place offer it.

[@TheXxPSYCHO]

We don't have "eggs over easy" in England, we just have fried eggs...

[@TheXxPSYCHO]

Also I've never even eaten bubble and squeak, so it's certainly not part of a full English

[@Abelhawk]

Am I having deja vu? I swear I’ve seen this episode already, with those same tomatoes on the thumbnail.

[@maxieprimo2758]

These comments are hilarious

[@scarecrow2272]

Imagine him collating with HowToBasic 💀💀💀

[@GoatMan-dl5ds]

If I had the time I'd like to make breakfast more often. One thing I enjoy is hashbrowns (sometimes fries if I have them) with lots bacon or sausage 2 over easy eggs in a large bowl with cheese and white gravy. Obviously this is am incredibly heavy meal so I suggest salad for lunch and a lot of veggies with dinner.

[@Jeerin_]

I thought this came out years ago

[@coozman64]

Don't understand why everyone is mad about his sponsor

[@jesuschrist5327]

Apparently since j.k. Rowling is transphobic and she made Harry potter, anything Harry potter related is automatically transphobic.

[@doctormanhattan7408]

@@jesuschrist5327 Rowling is not transphobic

[@jesuschrist5327]

@@doctormanhattan7408 oooh ok, I haven't seen the full picture. I'm just going off of what I heard.

[@nadiahassan5307]

@@jesuschrist5327 She is transphobic, and works to harm trans people as well.

[@mimimi6311]

@Binding proof?

[@dragnet42]

This has botched by babish written all over it

[@danielbarker-wyatt7408]

it's called black pudding not 'blood sausage'

[@bugbow2838]

For your next video you should make the duck cake from Bluey

[@SentinelGhost]

I Second this

[@izzybailey554]

you should do the family dinner from shrek 2!!

[@ThePlayerWithPaws]

Always wierd to see bubble and squeak purposefully constructed from scratch. Its a dish made from Sunday Roast leftovers (or really any big meal with potatoes left over)

[@joelaw728]

Yep, the best bubble and squeak is December 27/28

[@aandrews667]

"Start by making what is hopefully a pretty authentic Full English breakfast and that starts with the delightful named Bubble and Squeak'. In a Full English?