British Food - Vegetarian Vs. Meat Full English Breakfast! (Americans Try British Food)

[@Theendlessadventure]

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[@joshuachad]

Merry Christmas brotha and sista! 🎄I hope you get lotsa pressies!

[@ProFettMoHaMett]

The Endless Adventure National History Chanel 😂😂😂😂

[@samnigam3451]

The Endless Adventure Respects from India. For me English food is yum. Fish n chips Sizzlers Yorkshire pudding Apple pie Asparagus Salmon mutton chops mashed potatoes eggs White sauce creamy meat pie creamy mince meat pie n pork sausages bacon ham salamis beans eggs tomatos breads Wow 😋😉

[@marajadefire77]

Does the fire scene in the Jorvik centre still smell of burning bacon?

[@RB747domme]

Eric, just wondering, why you have an aversion to knives? In every video it seems, I see you trying to cut things with a fork! Lol. But great video as always .

[@CruisingTheCut]

I have to agree with your earlier commenter. That was a pretentious hipster attempt at a full English, with tiny portions and made to look all artsy. For the real experience, I recommend abandoning the idea of smart cafes and try to find a backstreet, downmarket, salt-of-the-earth workman's cafe. Possibly a roadside one on an 'A'-road. Grab a plastic seat, grab the ketchup and enjoy a real, full to overflowing plate of beans, eggs, sausage, bacon etc. And proper tea, not this Earl Grey nonsense! Now THAT'S a Full English.

[@Theendlessadventure]

Hey mate, yeah we mentioned how that was fancy for a full English. But we've definitely had the back alley version too. Much cheaper and pretty damn good 😄

[@dannywestwood4113]

CruisingTheCut Agreed. First thing I thought upon seeing the asparagus, the miniscule portions and the earl grey tea is that it was just wrong. Looked like a nice cafe though, apart from the food...

[@frankthompson78]

The Endless Adventure it's all about a greasy spoon brekki over the pond its about the regular cafe and black pudding yum but you need the traditional bury market black pudding that's where its at

[@CruisingTheCut]

You did say that and I was paying attention (!) but I was so outraged at that mockery of the Full English that I couldn't hold myself back from commenting. Glad to know you've had the proper thing too. Happy Christmas :-)

[@heatherrennie2117]

CruisingTheCut I agree that would fill just one leg not enough food to start the day. Should go to a workman cafe like you said for a proper breakfast.

[@russellhogben6628]

I don’t understand why British food gets such a bad press. As long as you like hearty, comfort food you can’t go wrong.

[@rachael4512]

I especially like when American's who have never been to the UK talk about British food being bad - as if the US is known for their good food 😌.

[@samtaylor7279]

@@rachael4512 american food tastes great, they got chinese food, mexican food, indian food, irish food, italian food, new york pizza, deep dish pizza

[@rachael4512]

@@samtaylor7279 Lmao. They've got all of those foods that aren't American. The UK has all of those too but we don't call it British food 🤣.

[@futurez12]

Re-watching some of your old UK vlogs, love them! Hopefully you can get back to Europe if things ever get back to normal, maybe bring the new RV! I guess you could ship it over somehow? I have to laugh at some of the comments for this one saying you got the 'full English breakfast' _wrong_ by going to this place, lol. The _only_ difference is the asparagus, there's nothing else different on that plate (hash brown might be a little out there), other than the smaller portion of baked beans they gave you. The difference in taste would be zero, pretty much. It's not like it's a hard dish to get right, all the 'chef' is doing is frying meat, heating up canned beans, and toasting toast! 😂

[@richardmcleod9015]

What I like best about you two is, that apart from all the exotic travel and food, you also do the really local stuff like a supermarket pizza, beer and a Netflix night in. Keep it up, I'm living my life vicariously through you between jobs. If you do a meet up in Scotland I'll be there 😃

[@jamief2687]

Next time you two are here (whenever that might be) I would really recommend going to a classic town center cafe, and trying an English breakfast there! Can't wait to see what adventures you have planned for when the world is a safer place to be! Stay well and safe!

[@laurawhatley5671]

I love how much you guys love an English Breakfast 😀

[@mrclark6200]

Currently watching this with my GF who is from York and she’s finding it funny watching her hometown as a tourist destination. She’s enjoying your take on it. Also, the full English seemed a bit “clean”, if you get that. Maybe go downmarket next time you visit the Uk. Merry Christmas

[@newt7705]

I have to agree with the other comments about the breakfast, I have never seen asparagus in one.

[@mrandy8224]

Agree!

[@RobotPorter]

I can't be in the UK for more than 12 hours without getting a sausage roll.

[@mattwaller8959]

Guys, your last two videos have just blown me away with the low-light, shallow-depth cinematography. I take it that's the Sony a7ii? It, and you, are doing a stunning job: every cozy dim place you visit looks doubly romantic and beautiful, not to mention your sweet macro food shots. I also see no more focus failures. Keep up the great work!

[@karl5408]

Merry Christmas Eric and Allison and everyone!!

[@dtreski03]

I'm so excited for these vlogs because I'm going to be in York this year in mid-Dec! So excited. Thank you!

[@YummyInspirations]

What a fun video! Both breakfasts look delicious!

[@TheBaconWizard]

That black pudding needs some of the runny egg yolk with it.. = awesome

[@waynekerr7838]

Yeah this may be a posh breakfast but looked really nice though. I wouldn't mind paying money to eat there. I can't believe I'm going to say this but the vegetarian one looked better ! well done guys, great video :)

[@rachael4512]

It didn't look bad but I'd change it to mix the best parts of both on one plate.

[@jasons3777]

good video. York is one of my favourite places. Glad you're enjoying your time in the UK. Merry Christmas.

[@annestrasko7581]

How have I never been to York?? It looks amazing! I need to get back to England stat!

[@jimmyuk007]

Go on!

[@LFCkeithk]

Guys,your truly dedicated,love watching you and discovering my home (GB). Watching this on Christmas Day,where ever you are what ever your doing “Merry Christmas 🎄 & Happy New Year”,keep up the good work,but dudes,have a day off!! P.S. Please try visiting my home town “Liverpool”, Yule love it!!!! 🎅🏼

[@VeeTuTonic]

I'm not vegetarian but that veggie breakfast looks delicious.

[@allansisson355]

Merry Christmas ! To you two and anyone reading this.

[@Theendlessadventure]

Same to you!

[@johnglynn8552]

love to see you guys so relaxed enjoy the uk

[@elliottdodson50]

I’m so glad you like England and taking part of the culture here :)

[@lynnb_and_ky_springer_spaniel]

Loving how you love your food. Full English is always the way to go 🙂

[@SkepticCat-pz1zz]

Even though I live in the states, I never understood Americans and their relationship with a knife. Eating with a knife and fork is so much easier and civilized. It’s not difficult to put food in your mouth with a fork your left hand. All that switching hands and cutting with a fork seems pointless.

[@ufewl]

you cant beat a full english in all its variations, the basics imo are sausage egg and beans then you can add tomato and bacon (i love fried toms) you can also have fried bread, a bit of black pudding is the icing on the cake but I never have it at home. My personal variation is mixed tinned beans and tomatoes with plenty of salt and pepper so it is nice and spicy, with the egg and sausage plus maybe bacon and some toast (buried in the beans and toms). Delicious!!

[@acidarrow]

Yeah I always remember my mum cooking asparagus with our breakfast :)

[@cosmicsman666]

Love it you guys. Your English accent cracks me up... Straight from spinal tap lol. Merry christmas to you xx

[@TravelingwithKrushworth]

Don't miss out on the pork pies. I found one in the Shambles district, but it can be pricier. The wall walk is pretty darn cool as well, and gives you great views of York Minster.

[@simonsouth6184]

I love the accents...great vlogs.... go down market next time with the full English for the real experience 🎄

[@jerry0145]

Blood Meat Cookie---new band name

[@Pete_YT]

Black Pudding is amazing. Americans get turned off by the sound of blood pudding but is a staple in most foodie cultures

[@karlbmiles]

Blood sausage is a feature in poor societies that eat all of a cow, tongue, cheeks, organs, and offal, tail, hocks, and so on. It's just not the best parts. So it's all a turnoff when you have the means for prime rib.

[@siccodierdorp6947]

Great vlog;) The vegetarian breakfast looked great. Next time you could visit the York Dungeon place it is amazing.

[@Theendlessadventure]

Thanks for the tip!

[@ET20104eva]

Amazing video! So happy you visited York. It’s my University city and my favourite city 👌🏻👌🏻 Happy New Year

[@Theendlessadventure]

Awesome! It's a beautiful city, we hope to visit again soon!

[@lumpyfishgravy]

That's a really good veggie option! I would try it for the craic.

[@ghanwin]

Happy Holidays from Finland ! I'll definitely have to try a full english(veggie version), next time I visit. How is travelling around England, for someone who doesn't drive ? I'm really interested in exploring outside of London :)

[@jessicawatson7360]

That chocolate place looks so cool.

[@susanduquette477]

Merry Christmas to you both.Thank you for all your video's this year .Safe travels.Peace.🌲⛄️💥🎉🎁

[@paulmoore4223]

The best full English you will get is from any "greasy spoon" a little local place or a truck stop.

[@mattthecasualgamer]

Too arty farty. Do away with the asparagus for more black pudding and bacon, also switch the toast for fried bread. Then you have a full english breakfast.

[@maxwellfan55]

Kelly. It doesn't taste like blood (like in steak), honestly. More like salty, crunchy, sausage noir with light spices, unique you would love it. Perfect with fried or poached eggs and ketchup!

[@themightygoose1024]

Tea and CREAM!! Lemon with Earl Grey

[@MsBlue68]

go to york museum. it's fab also york dungeons and the Viking centre. all great historical experiences. you're an hour away from where I live. come down. I'll make you a cup of tea lol

[@jessicawatson7360]

Btw u can get veggie black pudding I think they do it at Waitrose, they also do veggie haggis.

[@philuk5154]

Earl grey should be drunk black. And as other posters have said try an English breakfast at a standard cafe. Truckers pit stops are the best though

[@chrisk3488]

As a confirmed carnivore I think if they put all of the ingrediants from both breakfasts in one it would be a winner...

[@Theendlessadventure]

You make a good point sir 😄

[@sadiehorse4678]

Full English Veggie Breakfast is the best! So is a cup of Earl Grey Tea!! Well done guys - loved it! 💕

[@BENTWOONEZERO]

Go to Whitby, it is very nice.

[@Theendlessadventure]

We actually head there in our next video 😄

[@BENTWOONEZERO]

Try the Magpie cafe very good fish & chips and excellent fish pie, have fun.

[@simonbairstow122]

Magpie Cafe does have the best fish and chips evvvvaaaaaaaahhhh

[@jenniferguson7914]

Don't go to the magpie cafe, this cafe is not used by locals for fish and chips! go to riverside chip shop next to the ship building yard or go to trenches! This is where the locals eat! Magpie is too expensive!

[@Grimmykin]

The Magpie definitely isn't spectacular enough to justify the price and queueing time.

[@iloveanimals4081]

I always relax watching your videos! ☺️☺️

[@MsKestrela]

Fun day! The Viking museum was terrifying! LOL

[@kennyparker9379]

We love it when Eric does his 'British' accent 🤣

[@nilobeebee]

11:14 I thought you said "Biking Museum" and I saw the skeleton and I thought.....must be the first biking accident victim.

[@oldunpastit]

Viking.

[@derby1263]

A full English breakfast should never consist of asparagus. Well done guys find work hope you enjoyed England hope you got back safely

[@growingwildheather]

Loads of fun. Missed a bunch of your videos, so now time to catch up. Hope you two had a great Christmas!

[@Theendlessadventure]

Thanks, we did! Hope yours was great as well :)

[@28tlh]

Happy Christmas!!!!!! 🎄❄️. Wishing you safe and fun travels from Springfield IL 🇺🇸

[@jackmason7823]

Don't judge black pudding on that, the chef has cremated it. It should be done for 30 seconds on either side on a high heat. Slight crisp on the outside and soft in the middle.

[@douglasmilton2805]

Bubble and squeak…FOOD OF THE GODS!

[@douglasmilton2805]

That being said…asparagus wrapped in bacon is not part of your Great British Breakfast. Bet it tastes nice, but maybe better as a starter for lunch. That black pudding looked just right.

[@10thdoctor15]

3:33 Good song.

[@malarkey2217]

Blimey, that black pudding looked like it had been incinerated! It's only supposed to be lightly fried. Nice to see you back in the UK guys! P.s. I'm a trucker guys....i would prefer either of those to a full english at a truckers cafe....don't want to clog those arteries!

[@karlbmiles]

The Masai Tribe in Africa drinks warm blood right from the cow's neck, so I guess the Brits have improved the recipe, but not by much.

[@CraigTulloch]

Hope you bought some Montezuma’s Geranium Dainty Dollops. The best chocolate in the WORLD.

[@rtsharlotte]

I'm glad you've tried other Full English breakfasts because that one looked too pretentious and probably over priced . It looked small and were's the brown sauce. Its odd to have Asparagus and if you ask an Englishman for a vegetarian English breakfast we would laugh. The House of Trembling Madness is one of my favorite bars in York. I do love my home city but it does have a pretentious bubble around it.

[@meekeychunkey2006]

Love your videos, have a great Christmas from Tenby Wales

[@CyberUK]

lol, you're not alone Allison. Most English people can't stand black pudding either.

[@gazmar]

Next time your in York visit Castle Howard one of Britain's finest stately homes, it's less than miles outside York, check out there website.

[@kevinthorpe8561]

Ooh Whitby Abbey The Dracula tour!

[@multiturnbull]

Loving the videos have yous tried the north east of England/ borderlands of Scotland some absolute beautiful coastlines and amazing towns and cities with lots of historical and cultural points of interest. Keep up the great work! 👍👍👍

[@debramoss4089]

Amazing adventures!!!! Thank you for sharing....

[@rorytippett8345]

Those eggs are sunny side up wow

[@alisonhedgecox3763]

Ooh, love the chocolate place !

[@shamammap8054]

Museums!!! Love museums 💕

[@xiangnibian8473]

The breakfast portion is big for my morning stomach. The big jug of tea definitely warmed you.

[@Theendlessadventure]

Yeah we almost never finish everything on our plate when we order a full english. It's pretty pathetic 😂

[@graceatkinson2249]

If you get the chance you should visit Scarbough it's not to far away from York

[@kusz2704]

You need to have beans and black pudding in the same mouthful

[@DK-cy5mt]

Well done for exploring York, I work there so it's good to see!

[@meestermeesterhastings.3159]

Just a bit of history, Bubble and squeak was only eaten on Mondays as it was left over veg from Sunday roast.

[@limpfishyes]

Wow. Went to jorvick as a kid in the 80s doesn't look like it's changed at all!

[@oldunpastit]

You can't judge sausages in the U.K. folks, as most makers have they own composition. Sometimes by area of the country. Some brilliant, some yuk!

[@idawan09]

You should have missed our delicious nasi lemak for breakfast 😄

[@Olivia-md4ld]

What's dat????

[@AdamWilson1983]

You guys need to hit up Edinburgh again. There's some excellent food venues you missed last time. Merry Christmas!

[@michaels640]

Hash browns not quite correct; it should have been fried bread instead, but fewer and fewer places do it. Enjoy Yorkshire. Try Runswick Bay if you are in the area.

[@rupeoverlay3153]

I only came to post about asparagus. Turns out I’m not the only one. A fry up with Asparagus on it surely cannot be described as English.

[@awalk5177]

One little disappointment is that you did not have Yorkshire tea (which is blended in Harrogate) and is perfect with an English breakfast. Yorkshire tea has lots of flavour and is the perfect level of strength and flavour, but without bitterness. It is so good that many English people living in USA and other countries have it shipped to them. There is no better tea in my opinion than Yorkshire tea from Yorkshire which is sold all over UK. If you get the chance, try it please with milk and no sugar.

[@trecaa]

I love watching the both of you, and not in a creepy way :) Merry Christmas hope you both get loads of presents. I'm watching this at 03:07 in the morning UK Time on Christmas Day. My treat.

[@beppo1953]

This is a really interesting series of videos

[@hilary_thatpurplegoth]

Omg I love your videos !! We used your St. Louis video when we went to visit St. Louis !! We were just in the twin cities in Minnesota and thought you guys need to do a video for the twin cities !!!

[@franstains3373]

Good breakfasts ! 😎

[@normasnockers323]

best to dip it in the egg yolk

[@10thdoctor15]

It was quite a posh Full English, they're normally a lot bigger.

[@annemariefleming]

A "full English" with ASPARAGUS? NO!. We NEVER have asparagus with breakfast! It should be....fried egg, bacon, sausage, tomato, mushroom, black pudding, beans and FRIED bread, with optional potato cake (rosti).

[@10thdoctor15]

6:00 "Each to their own"

[@Mike-km2ct]

The way he said it is the more common usage.

[@10thdoctor15]

@@Mike-km2ct Since when? It makes no sense, since it is short for 'Each person is entitled to their own opinions/thoughts/beliefs.'

[@Mike-km2ct]

@@10thdoctor15 It makes with punctuation. To each; their own. It's an old fashioned way of speaking. I was just pointing out that he wasn't wrong, the way he said it is the original saying.

[@TheCashmanianDevil]

Milk and sugar Earl Grey is good. Whitby is good. Full English is great from a crappy cafe with kickboxing posters and tomato shaped ketchup bottles is good, but the best one I've eaten was in Australia. And it had asparagus. Your vlog, again, is brilliant.

[@pauljwithers]

HP BROWN SAUCE OR KETCHUP

[@jontaylor1587]

As a cheff from the UK I agree with chasing the cut reply that it's a hipsters attempt at an artisan look to a full English! If you want a full English go to an older looking cafe or truckers stop for the propper meal! Now stop talking and eat it up before it gets cold! Lol

[@kevintwine2315]

jonathan taylor You aren't a chef 😂

[@meestermeesterhastings.3159]

As a chef myself I would always tell my staff there is only one f in chef.

[@BeccaKatyCat]

I love how you guys pronounce Yorkshire haha. Im from South Yorkshire. Not much there, North is definitely better :)

[@norosettanne]

This is probably way late but you should go to Hull, its the UK city of culture for 2017 and there is tonnes of free museums and art galleries. There's even a building that hasnt been repaired from being bombed in world war 2 :)

[@jimmyuk007]

No way!

[@nicholasleeson6765]

Full English! I'm fussy about those and rarely eat them! Eric, I thought you said Biking museum! Duh! Viking museum! Ha!

[@99hammy99]

If you want a real full english next time you're in England you need to stop at the Red Lion Truckstop in Northampton just off the M1 motorway. Its not a fancy full english like here, its a real working mans/truck drivers full english. No thrills, just a straight up truckers breakfast. Its also an interesting place, essentially a pub but with space for 100 trucks out back.

[@andrewkelly4969]

(On the way to Whitby)

[@charlotte1715]

Next time your planning an England trip you should try visiting the Isle of Man, not a lot to do but a place to visit at least once :)

[@Theendlessadventure]

We'll have to check it out! Thanks for the tip :D

[@TheKruxed]

Theres only 1 reason to go there unless you are rich ;-)

[@charlotte1715]

Nah you have to be rich to begin with to make any money here lol Some nice castles to look round, most known for the TT races but I recommend avoiding those 2 weeks, busy! Also Laxey wheel is a great view, and most tourist attractions are free in the winter :P

[@cartman668222]

my local cafe does full english with toast and coffee or tea for just £3 that cannot be beaten!!!!

[@cundallthepieman]

oh, you are in my home city.... not a true full english, but i might pop in... saying that the ivy is just around the corner... Still in York? Try my friends Viking bar... well worth a visit