Koreans Try Weird British Foods For The First Time (Marmite, black pudding, fish n chips) | KATCHUP

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00:00 Opening
00:36 Marmite
03:37 Black Pudding
05:08 Fish and Chips
06:40 Mint Chocolate Chips & Scone
09:36 Don't miss this!
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Do you really think British food is bad!?

[@user-dsd-52sd4fd8ff5sd]

yes

[@annainspain5176]

Home made fresh food isn't bad, but processed ready meals are horrible!

[@mickking2563]

So what have you tried?...thought so @@user-dsd-52sd4fd8ff5sd

[@mediavideos2176]

No, they put way too much marmite on that bread.

[@johankaewberg8162]

In general no. Marmite, a resounding yes. Still love all the other food.

[@canada4311]

Oh god. That's an absolutely massive amount of marmite. Marmite is supposed to be spread VERY thinly.

[@KentTakaishi]

even if it was spread thinly it still tastes disgusting

[@lukeoneill513]

I don’t like Marmite unless it’s thinly spread on a very buttery crumpet. Somehow that transforms it to being edible.

[@neilsullivan5777]

​@@KentTakaishiPeople either love or hate Marmite. I am British and and I think it is disgusting. My brother and father both love it though.

[@Geekyguy92]

No it's not

[@Ang3l_4u9]

@@KentTakaishireal I hate marmite but my family loves it 😶

[@DaveBartlett]

"Mint chocolate jam" - I can guarantee that this IS NOT a typical British food. In fact I'd go as far as to say that most Britons have probably never heard of it.

[@Ha-young_is_Just_Too_Fine]

So true, maybe a posh thing

[@kadajsnightqueen]

It does sound delicious, though.

[@markphillips7538]

Using Marmite like that is like eating a spoonful of Korean black bean paste from the container.

[@theresaalison1621]

Black pudding we either eat it sliced or it gets fried with sausage eggs and Beans and slices of bacon, so its enjoyed on a British breakfast

[@Ryujenini]

I wish we had that mint chocolate jam here ...that looks so good

[@49dwalin55]

Scones and mint chocolate Jam? No one in Britain has ever eaten this 😂 looks good tho I’d scran that

[@CurleyMouse]

Love mint chocolate!!! Sorry my friends!!! One of my favorite things is mint chocolate chip, ice cream! I guess if you grow up with it here in the USA, it's a very common thing. Also coffee chocolate chip ice cream is really good too! Love your reactions!😊

[@annainspain5176]

Marmite tastes a lot like soy sauce. I guess it makes sense they wouldn't like it on bread and butter.

[@MEZNAY]

I am British and i can confirm i have never even heard of mint choc jam.

[@wmoule]

The Marmite is on thick, it's supposed to be a thin spreading as it has a strong taste.

[@Dean-zo3lf]

Mint chocolate chip jam??? Im 32, lived in the Uk my whole life and never heard of that 😅

[@Ang3l_4u9]

Fr

[@misolgit69]

I'm 71 and never heard of it ​@@Ang3l_4u9

[@pitmatix1457]

me either

[@thepsychic736]

i am.surprised you did not give them chicken masala, British national dish!

[@CosmicGoku529]

Because it's not British food. It's Indian food Britian serves.

[@robustanybody5138]

​@@CosmicGoku529made in uk

[@CosmicGoku529]

@@robustanybody5138 It's an Indian dish made by an Indian man named Ali Ahmed Aslam. Just because he was living in the UK doesn't make the dish British.

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

​@@CosmicGoku529false

[@CosmicGoku529]

@@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek And how is it false. An Indian guy made the dish. That makes it Indian food not British food.

[@markjones-rc1nm]

NO ONE eats mint choc chip jam in the UK

[@TheFesta01]

Mint chocolate what? That is not a uk thing. Scones with jam and clotted cream sure, but i have never heard of what you paired with those scones in 45 years of living in the uk.

[@bengarrionphoenix4207]

Scone and mint chocolate?!!... NOT British food. Never heard of it 😮😮which is why they made it up for the video 😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤

[@patrickwheeler5701]

it's strawberry jam, whipped cream and scone

[@kadajsnightqueen]

They have stargazy pie in the thumbnail, but don’t try it? My disappointment is immeasurable. Seriously, seeing these people’s reactions to the fish heads sticking out of the pie crust would have been hilarious! Major missed opportunity here!

[@paulcarey2482]

I love marmite but not that amount 😂 brutal!

[@Danabanana49]

We don’t eat that jam thing. Never even heard of it 😂

[@komisan_]

mint on scones? we do not eat that 😱 we have jam and clotted cream

[@pongysocks]

Nobody has ever eaten that!

[@MagikGimp]

That's not a scone. More like some kind of cake. xD

[@xenonsaint6740]

they forgot the jelly eels

[@Zodeon666]

Marmite really is you either love it or hate it, to me it’s like battery acid mixed with bin juice. Hate it.

[@manoloantonio5206]

😂 they did them dirty by allowing them to apply so much marmite on the toast. Only a very thin layer is needed.

[@neilsullivan5777]

I have seen this on so many reaction videos. Everyone spreads Marmite on way too thickly. It should be spread on as if it was worth its weight in gold.

[@22ninja1]

Do Australian and see how they could do with Vegemite but just like Marmite it's supposed to be spread thinly with a butter knife along with butter but I personally don't like any of them. And also do a flat white and a Australian Wagyu steak depending on the cut of beef and marbling score. Let me know if theres other Australian delicacies that you know and recommend.

[@SNMG7664]

Marmite is meant to be spread extremely thinly, not like nutella. You basically just want to tint hot buttered toast slightly brown. It comes in such a small container and still lasts forever because you use so little of it. It looks here like they were eating it spread thickly on untoasted unbuttered sliced bread? I don't think anybody would like that

[@Iluthra]

I love Scotch eggs but maybe that falls under Scottish not British?

[@theresaalison1621]

Your supposed to spread marmite thinly lol

[@bettymilcarek5195]

Yes, they put on way too much.

[@liam6345]

Black pudding is best when it's fried in bacon grease, imo. It's been way too long since I had a full English.

[@jenniedarling3710]

I have never seen anything like that mint chocolate sauce. What was that?

[@tracyblack8870]

Am British and i have never heard of or see mint chocolate jam, that sounds and looks horrible, Strawberry jam is the best. Mint Choc Ice Cream YES but this NO WAY, Also MARMITE is the worse thing ever on this planet

[@karlachappo5397]

That isn’t a proper scone and we dont ever eat that weird green mint stuff with it. Who actually chose this 😂

[@communismwillbeeradicated.6128]

Scones tend to be strawberry jam and whipped cream

[@CHEEKYMONKEY2647]

british arent known for bad food at all lol too much marmite on the toast you need thin spread of it... also we use it in gravy, or add it to soups, its not just a spread. mint chocolate??? thats not a regular food we eat... that also doesnt look like a scone i eat regularly.

[@EclipsePheniox]

That is wayyyy too much marmite. It has to be thing like how you spread butter not lumped on like chocolate spread.

[@macgonzo]

Have you tried haggis?

[@redsidebiker]

There are always a few running around at home. Killed with mash and HP curry sauce, its ace!

[@johankaewberg8162]

Have you tried pölsa?

[@97moss]

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[@Ammaliare_Ashyla]

They should try soul food next

[@devitoborges2430]

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[@Syzygy77]

Marmite is so bad it made her speak English, “Too Salty!”

[@kanivakil198]

Dude, these people are so bold. I wouldn't eat a large chuck of something that sounds so awful, coagulated blood.

[@nandhakumar901]

Please🙏 try tamil traditional foods

[@joclark1896]

They put waaaaaay to much marmite on. It’s needs to be thinly spread and on toast

[@_nishant_kumar00]

1 plate momo please

[@carlamcbride2457]

So glad we don't eat Marmite in America

[@coolestson7547]

You eat dogs in some parts, nothing but caviar can be bad after that.😮

[@Aatish2k8]

As a Brit. Marmite is really disgusting. Black Pudding is best eatened when cooked and Fish and Chips is very tastey ONLY from a good place. A lot of the time. They can be greasy and sickly. As for the scones. it's loved with clotted cream and strawberry jam..NOT mint chocolate..that was terrible. lol Loved this video though. was funny.😆

[@user-dsd-52sd4fd8ff5sd]

Ewwwwwwww MINT?! wtf,,

[@Antifreeze-uu8oo]

I've tried marmite before...... and never will again

[@aerrozettv]

omg when he responded "because they don't like brushing their teeth" killed me