I Ate Like I Was From Bridgerton For 3 Days

So you finished watching season one of Bridgerton in two days, didn't you? You're not alone. Jackie-or, dare we say-Lady Jackie is ready to live out her Bridgerton 19th century dreams by eating like the cast and real-life royalty for three days to find out what it's really like.
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[@amnaal-failakawi540]

They eat scones not biscuits. Biscuits in the UK is cookies in the US.

[@mushy470]

The UK has cookies too. Generally, if its hard and snaps, it's a biscuit. If it's softer, it's a cookie.

[@sophiamonet7350]

But no one eats scones for breakfast. That’s just weird and uncouth. Scones are for afternoon tea!

[@joelmelissam]

And not for breakfast....

[@tinaschafer7780]

@@joelmelissam And not with bacon XD

[@roxy72]

I watched this video for Jackie's awesome personality, and for the fun theme. It doesn't need to be so serious and historically accurate. Just relax and enjoy it! :)

[@littleapplepie]

I get it, she is not here to teach us history lesson. She is living in her fantasy world in her way. I appreciate the fact that she tried to bake some cupcakes which she has never done before and other planning.

[@littlefrog9553]

Delightful! They would eat using cutlery, rather than their hands, which is how you keep the gloves on.

[@waymas23]

I was looking at her silverware with suspicion, I think she was messing with us. I mean that is how I keep my hands clean even without gloves.

[@cassstephens9910]

Question....my mother taught me that gloves were to be taken off just before eating...but this was for mid-century America. Does someone know whether this was different in the early 19th century? Thnx!

[@victoriabaggett5319]

I get the video isn’t supposed to be that accurate historically so I can forgive that, it’s just supposed to be fun. But please don’t feed ducks bread!!! It contributes to them actually becoming malnourished and dying. I hate that the opportunity wasn’t taken to correct that misconception.

[@terrypoplin5940]

Not those kind of biscuits 😂🤣 love you!!

[@chloehalverson4253]

It was kippers on rye in the show, not capers...

[@sophiamonet7350]

Americans, ay?! 😂

[@shyannemaureenfast]

The lunch was probably very sugary because back in the day sugar wasn't an easy and cheap ingredient to get ahold of. Sugar was a upperclassmen ingredient and a sign of wealth!

[@tiaweidman]

It’s the absolutely atrocious table manners for me 😂💜

[@sundusfarooq8268]

Who else is triggered by the swaying cupcake dish?

[@tinkpix425]

Yes! They would definitely have a more stable table to eat off of.. that's for sure! 😆 the drink's on one side were sloshing and the cake stand was wobbling on the other..😳😑

[@sammileah]

And feeling like she was sliding down the stairs 😂

[@gardengirl7446]

Nobles use knives and forks! Never pick up food with your hands....hence no bacon grease on the gloves darling!

[@rosacanisalba]

Yeah. Brits still use knives and forks for most meals. Both used together

[@uplbdevcom]

We use knives and forks in Europe - how extremely gross to pick bacon with your hands - the whole video is gross, total lack of manners and a lot of presumption - is this the way americans behave or is it just this particular actress ?

[@shay6379]

@@uplbdevcom i think its just her -an american

[@iiiyuu5]

“How did they eat bacon with gloves on?” Erm, forks? 😂

[@JackieGrubs]

Eating bacon with a fork....weird.

[@rosacanisalba]

Knives and forks for everything. Just forks is not etiquette appropriate. Different types of cutlery for different foods

[@TheNinnyfee]

And knives. Just cutlery. 😄

[@laurensteenkamp7693]

Salmon and kippers are two very different fish, kippers are smoked herrings and a very old fashioned breakfast item here in Britain

[@ashleysimms3684]

Lol...your enthusiasm is infectious. Loved all the food (AND the whisky). Also, Lord Nicholas is an amazing guy. Love his team spirit in this and the dumpling episode! Good decisions, Jackie!

[@JackieGrubs]

thank youuuuu 😭❤️

[@missellabella1602]

Please don't feed ducks with regular bread or toast..

[@deadpeach07]

Why

[@laurensteenkamp7693]

Because bread to ducks is like chips (fries) is to humans, instead give the lettuce, sweetcorn or cooked porridge

[@VacuumMaster]

@@laurensteenkamp7693 that seems odd

[@marysfacebook]

I agree ..I cringed when I saw that ...should have given them the apple instead

[@virginiaplonski9891]

Yeah it contribute to malnutrition cuz we get so full on bread that they don't eat other food

[@rosacanisalba]

TIL Americans are not familiar with boiled eggs in eggcups - you're missing out on the joy of dippy eggs and soldiers!

[@kiki29073]

They were popular up until about the 1960s here. You can find vintage American eggcups around. I grew up in the 70s and remember my mother still had them and we would use them on occasion for fun.

[@gardengirl7446]

Queen Elizabeth even eats a banana by slicing it with a knife and using her fork...we DO NOT shove food into our faces with fingers like monies and other beasts!

[@shellyhalvorson6884]

I kept thinking if she leaned back too far she'd falling down them stairs! haha Also - who squirts lemon on shell? It makes it too slippery! Save the lemon for actual crab meat, girl!

[@alb2063]

It’s called an egg cup, and normally would be eaten with a special spoon so to avoid the awkward egg cracking

[@lolabear6788]

Sometimes there is a cheese course. I am so inspired. I’m gonna visit my daughter and do a whole many course meal!!!

[@delish]

yesss

[@JackieGrubs]

love to hear it!

[@thank9stars]

JACKIE, EVER AFTER WAS MY FAVORITE MOVIE FOR 5 YEARS

[@JackieGrubs]

I love it soooo muchhhh

[@heartbeatelectrix8117]

Still my favorite Cinderella.

[@terrypoplin5940]

Jackie..you did your thing love!! Live in the moment..have fun..that's what life is all about!!😇♥️

[@terrypoplin5940]

Hey June!!🤗

[@andreanadoneva9295]

Girl, 1813 is not the 18th century, its the 19th.

[@abracadabra9105]

Agree!! Was going to comment on that too....

[@silverbirdie]

Why talk about the Victorian era during this? That's 25 years after the first season. There's plenty of interesting stuff to mine from the Regency period. Also, why are there Hershey's kisses and Reese's cups on the dessert tray??

[@SexcGhirl]

Lady Jackie, I haven't finished the video yet but I watch you on different channels and I just wanted to say I absolutely love your personality. I love the open, loving, trusting relationship you seem to have with the ones you love. Can't wait to see more videos of you!

[@JackieGrubs]

😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@SexcGhirl]

Plenty ❤️❤️ from JA!

[@gogo-word]

No talking with food in your mouth. No elbows on the table. No fake backdrops. Lol This was fun!

[@JackieGrubs]

hahah! glad you enjoyed it

[@Majse0812]

Hmmm absolutely first!!!: ELBOWS OF THE TABLE!!!!😉

[@JessVach]

OFF 🤣🤣🤣 I was thinking the same though

[@TheTamago]

OK OK but... Her top on day 2 is so beautiful omg !!!

[@TheNinnyfee]

It would be fun to watch you with an etiquette trainer. ♥️😄 And "weasel dating" is my new favourite expression. 😄

[@emawabi718]

I might actually attempt this, because it sounds amazing

[@delish]

highly recommend!

[@joeking6309]

Next eat like a Lannister

[@delish]

👀

[@seguinversusseguin3879]

I can’t believe the comments here! The video is supposed to be fun. I enjoyed it 😀

[@diamonds020386]

Okay, I already liked Jackie a ton for her Whataburger video and this just made me LOVE her!

[@lolabear6788]

I like her elbows on the table! She is having fun and relaxed. She said EAT like a Bridgerton, not act like one.

[@JackieGrubs]

🎯🎯🎯🎯

[@chophappy]

I would love to eat like I was in Bridgeton! What an amazing video! I am so jealous!

[@ashleyh7073]

This video was lovely but bread is very bad for birds. In large amounts over time it leads to malnutrition and infections that can lead to their feathers falling out among other things. It would be much better to take frozen peas, corn, or wheat grain to them. Theyd love the healthier option! :3

[@user-ln5xq3lm3g]

Omg dying ... you guys are the best 😅😂... love your videos!!!!!!!

[@XOXO-yr9yh]

Idk how I missed this video! Jackie you're adorable! 😊 Loved this

[@terrypoplin5940]

Elbows on table..lol..love it ♥️

[@michellem9444]

The rule of no one eating before the queen is still a rule and very enforced by Queen Elizabeth. In fact, at a formal seated dinner even in the States, it's considered bad manners to start eating before the host/hostess does. They're supposed to lead the way for the entire meal. And no elbows on the table! ;) LOL Great video, and that salmon looked AMAZING!! :)

[@lolabear6788]

You’re making me hungry. Lol chicken sandwich! I always think of the girl in that Victorian movie longing for chicken salad finger sandwiches... hahahah

[@shonnap3074]

I really enjoyed this & didn’t want it to end! Now I want to watch the show!

[@kayleighcorrea4125]

Queen Elizabeth isn't even regency

[@TheNinnyfee]

She means Queen Victoria.

[@teacheraprilrogers]

That food is amazing. However I just have to correct one thing. The Regency time period was during the early 19th century (1811-1820). Not the 18th century as mentioned. But I am sure it was just a misapeak. It is easy to do. Also the biscuits they ate are not the biscuits we eat. But an American biscuits is more like a British scone and a British biscuit is more like an American cookie. With all this complaining I really did enjoy the video.

[@teeetriesthingss]

love jackie’s energy so much🥰❤️ more jackiee videos pleaaaseeee

[@JackieGrubs]

🙌🏽❤️

[@Remotecontrolledcat]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but weren't lobsters still pretty cheap during that era? This was a super fun video despite the little inaccuracies, it's great to see Jackie enjoy herself!

[@xxobrittanyg]

I didn’t realize that backdrop wasn’t real. I thought you lived there 🤣 this video was so fun!

[@laurenschenck5355]

Jackie you are so CUTEE!! Love the outfits and all that food looks so good I love you ❤️ well done Queen Jackie! Xoxo 💋

[@JackieGrubs]

❤️❤️❤️❤️🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@laurenschenck5355]

@@JackieGrubs 😍😍😍😍😍

[@littlefrog9553]

The vermicelli soup seems.. dry for a soup? Lobster wasn't as expensive back then as it is today. That isn't just because of inflation, lobster wasn't considered high-end.

[@Gigi-fv9ky]

Indeed, it was considered peasant food. There were actually rules in some areas that servants couldn't be forced to eat it too often, lol.

[@catyherondale2019]

Lobster was considered long time ago the “poor man” food, it was sold in ports, as we now sell hotdogs or popcorn etc

[@debrasalt3598]

lobster was actually served in prisons and was so plentiful everyone could afford it

[@lolabear6788]

Do another one do another one! Roast chicken and roast potatoes and roast everything!!!

[@JackieGrubs]

yummm

[@melissagardner4239]

I love that Nick joins her in these videos! They both are so funny together!

[@lauren148148]

A macaroon is a coconut cookie, macaron (your 2nd pronunciation) is the one u had. Also, veal is beef so u have probably had it before but maybe not in veal schnitzel or breaded way

[@TheNinnyfee]

Macaroons can also consist of other nuts, even almonds but basically you are right.

[@debrasalt3598]

I know there were some errors but this food making me hungry! Just found out about feeding bread to Ducks myself! She did a great job and this video was hilarious! Cheers!

[@lolabear6788]

You need a finger bowl with lemon water for your fingertips

[@Sarahnjack]

Dang people going hard on this vid lol I thought it was cute

[@reginaluv82]

Lady Jackie!!! Yes!!!

[@JackieGrubs]

💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽

[@reginaluv82]

@@JackieGrubs ahhh!!! She replied!!! Thank you!!

[@JuliaSmith711]

it's hard to watch others live out ur dreams

[@916simone]

All the negativity in the comments are a liitle to much for me. My grandma used to always say if you can't say something nice don't say anything but I guess that no longer applies in 2021 and of course on any online platform. I thought the video was dope. Sorry people have to take everything so dam seriously. Got me all in a bad mood now.

[@JackieGrubs]

lol right. I am glad you enjoyed it!

[@marias8007]

Anyone else anxious she gonna fall backwards down those stairs???

[@ha-yf5uy]

MACARON NOT MACAROON

[@gardengirl7446]

MACK RON not mac a ron :)

[@dora1829]

Those egg holders are a perfectly standard item to have in a French household... How else are you supposed to eat your part boiled eggs?! xD

[@angelinaveneziano5303]

Me, after watching Mrs. Crocumbe boil pigeons: Haha. This is cute and very sanitized.

[@kayla3972]

Never seen the show but I loved this video 😁

[@JackieGrubs]

yessssssss ❤️🙌🏽

[@lewiserick254]

Props on the effort of representing the show's foods so well!

[@JackieGrubs]

thank you ❤️

[@ChelseaLupkin]

Here for the promenade!!! 😂❤️

[@JackieGrubs]

lolol

[@lalaalal7293]

please don't feed bread to ducks (or to birds in general)

[@chips_guac68]

Omg her background I thought for a second was real hehehe. But she is good at this

[@JackieGrubs]

I left the background up for a week after this video lol

[@OhNahBruh]

Reading the petty comments but looking at their channels like "👀" I don't see yall Bridgerton videos soooo.... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@JackieGrubs]

💁🏽‍♀️💁🏽‍♀️💁🏽‍♀️💁🏽‍♀️

[@francesca7142]

Tell me that's a backdrop and she's hasn't really got her back to a flight of stairs going down.

[@sarahfebruary]

i have never seen oatmeal like that.

[@brittanyouldcott2912]

Also just to note cause it really bugs me that your flat out getting the history of the regency period so wrong. Regency period on which Bridgerton is based is also called the Georgian period. Victoria was not on the throne in the regeceny period. Your looking for king George as the reigning monarch. Which is noted in bridgerton in reference to the queen's husband who is slowly dying/ suffering dementia through the show while the Queen set the standards for society.

[@TashiSoCali]

While we are correcting people, it’s “you’re.”

[@tinkpix425]

I mean... Bridgerton isn't accurate in allot of ways. The variety of people in high society were all Caucasian and that's about it... they certainly wouldn't be allowing interracial marriages. But it's a fun fantasy and escape for folks to dream of an alternate reality in which that existed... definitely more inclusive.

[@lisawemple4707]

What is the recipe for the black cherry water?

[@mfullcircle]

Love you energy and the video!

[@cherrysweet247]

That day two top 😍😍😍😍😍

[@sophiamonet7350]

Wait I’m confused, that’s EXACTLY HOW soft boiled eggs are eaten - out of egg cups. I’m not posh and do it all the time! I am British however. What do other people do then??

[@nishas2711]

Same (Polish though, living in UK right now), it didn't even look soft boiled, it looked hard-boiled, maybe she never have eaten a SOFT boiled egg thus the confusion?

[@sophiamonet7350]

@@nishas2711 it could be! I really want to know how people eat their eggs now and out of what?

[@inkenhafner7187]

Eating soft boiled eggs isn't that common in the USA, I guess. But I also guessed that itvs not a thing in UK either, so I might be wrong. I really thought having extra cups for boiled eggs and messing around with raw egg yolk at the breakfast table was one of the few spleens Germans and French share exclusively. ;D

[@sophiamonet7350]

@@inkenhafner7187 oh not at all! We call them egg and soldiers (toast that is sliced thinly and then dipped into the runny egg 😋). Here in the UK we most definitely have them for breakfast. Some people call them dippy egg.

[@vanessashanklin7808]

OMG I think I know what church you were apart of and SAME ICOC DRAMA!!!! And I completely understand you break away!! Live for you my dear!!!

[@megantereon_]

Don’t give bread to ducks, it’s bad for them!!

[@andreab1264]

Love the elbows on the table too, lol

[@cindykeely5812]

Love the passion and enthusiasm. My sister and I believe there is a foodie gene. You have it too girl!

[@jhernandez891]

Correction: she called her flawless 🥰

[@Majse0812]

What happened to your knife???? 😃 love your video.

[@brittanyouldcott2912]

They didn't have electric beaters, but they might have had mechanical beaters with gears and a handle though...... I'm pretty sure at least the victorians did otherwise rhe poor cooks arms would have fully died. Side note the reputation for British people having crap teeth is slightly from this period and the one before because sugar was introduced and became accessible and popular, teeth brushing was not a big thing. Sugar and no brushed teeth = rotten teeth. Also this extravagant diet often led to the ' disease of the rich' gout. Oops haha

[@crystailmoniquesmith8088]

girl i can eat like this every Day lmaooo

[@romonaelrod7870]

Jackie,you look so pretty in your fancy. Blue dress.

[@shernettesimmons2023]

NO elbows on the table!!!

[@danca211]

Everyone getting all huffy over the food. I just want to know where all those outfits are from! Kayoooote!

[@irre1evant425]

While it’s considered gourmet today, in the mid-19th century, lobster was the poor man’s protein. It wasn’t surprising for early Americans to have it three times a day.

[@admp7179]

good hosting!

[@Avacadostrickesback]

You were supposed to eat like a Bridgeton but every time you use a fork its is facing upwards while doing fine dining or any dining your for should be facing downwards

[@miriamronzoni2122]

Could you please post the recipe of that pudding?

[@sonaliperera]

Whisky without the e fancy - lol

[@JackieGrubs]

😂🙌🏽

[@JessVach]

Jackie for every video!!! 👌🏻❤️💕 Also: “petite four” means “4 small desserts” Yes ‘four’ is an oven in French but just like in English, we have homonyms too 😉

[@JackieGrubs]

💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽

[@inkenhafner7187]

Petit four means "small oven", coming from the fact that they were once baked at the very end of a baking session in the small heat of the downcooling oven.

[@bcgreen1966]

You went walking without a shawl, hat and gloves. 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

[@JackieGrubs]

Daphne would never!

[@user-hq2yf6fk7n]

If your reading this comment, may your family live along time. 😁😆🙏

[@gardengirl7446]

120 years on earth and forever in the glorified eternal body to you and yours too! :)

[@deliciapineda8632]

You're so silly!! My bestie and I request not to be sat by children when we cld go to restaurants. Lol 😁😁

[@lolabear6788]

Fun fun fun!!! I want to try this, too.

[@lolabear6788]

Sometimes there is an alcoholic drink with every course. Aperitif, wine courses...

[@terrypoplin5940]

Second day ..you.look so pretty!!

[@rebeccawilliams9184]

Your look was devine darling, just devine.

[@CatsPajamas23]

Only a true foodie would compare crab legs to an attractive man. Viva l'amor!😅

[@JackieGrubs]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@lolabear6788]

You could do a tapioca pudding.

[@catingrey]

Weird question - how would they have responded to someone who didn't want to drink all the alcohol? I'm totally there about the food, but alcohol does not make me feel good and I tend to avoid it. Would that be weird or worse - frowned upon? Anyone know?

[@Felicia9919]

29:26 ME, I did that when I was pregnant and couldn't stand the smell of meat. Mash was a huge craving for me