Tribal PeopleTry Full English Breakfast!!

Tribal/Villagers try different International Food for the first time. They give pure reaction to the food/things they have never tried.
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[@stoneblue1795]

That one fellow has our alphabet nailed. Good job sir, could not imagine learning yours. Love you guys.

[@fumaninjaknownoequal]

There alphabet is surprising similar to English. Have a look, you might be surprised.

[@Observer250]

Look guys the whole challenge is with grammar , each language has its own way of speaking , like the order of words . Some people might put words you’d start a sentence with at the very end it’s about getting used to the way it’s spoken there’s no guides on how to comprehend everything Zafron an equal view

[@chloehall4270]

English is one of the official languages of Pakistan.

[@Garycarlyle]

Sign of intelligence for sure.

[@RocketRaccoon-g9v]

Hey next week the guy who knows the Alphabet will be your neighbour

[@chkldstgee2433]

Love how the guys are always trying their best to appreciate new food, even if they're not 100% convinced about the taste.

[@Muckylittleme]

It is a shame the food can't be authentic and needs to be substituted for what is available. Even in Europe it is really difficult to get a proper English breakfast where the bacon and sausage are like the British versions.

[@selina5598]

@@Muckylittleme they don't eat pork so they had to respect that

[@Muckylittleme]

@@selina5598 Indeed.

[@thatsthat2612]

I used to be a taxi receptionist and had a lot of Pakistani drivers. They used to insist that I make cheese and onion pie with beans on a Thursday and a fry up every Sunday with lamb or beef sausage from haji cash and carry with Turkey bacon that he had to order specially. so I'd have to make this and bring it in but uncle safraz used to make saag gosht and rotis on Tuesday night in time for the bollywood movie on channel 4 so it was a fair swap and they loved it so I didn't mind. Also I got about 6 full plates every Eid so I was happy

[@chozusmakavelli]

funny that the balti triangle is now full of burger joints, mak halaal, 3 in 1 burgers, phat buns, slam burger, flamin patties etc. the balti restaurants have mostly died. and in English areas, it's all Indian restaurants packed to the brim. ps I call flamin patties, flamin batties!!

[@nasirmahmood5684]

@@chozusmakavelli it’s the same in almost every Asian household. Kids, 20-somethings or below, just don’t like eating traditional curries.

[@ShahiiiiiiN]

I was going to be on a healthy diet Today but your comment made me hungry and I am going to now make SAAG GOSHT with paratha. Because I am a British Pakistani and thanks for making me fat

[@ShahiiiiiiN]

Paratha is always better than roti. Roti can be dry but paratha has layers of butter and is just delicious.

[@thatsthat2612]

close, oldham

[@keliahx445]

"Your stomach will pray for you if you feed him such a poweful breakfast." LOL I love Dr. Tahir

[@MSGC55]

New to the channel - is one of these men a Doctor as per your comments - thx

[@keliahx445]

@@MSGC55 The slender man's name is Dr. Tahir, but I don't know if he is a medical doctor, a holistic doctor, or a PHD ect. I've just seen him introduced as Dr. Tahir in other videos.

[@MSGC55]

@@keliahx445 Thank you for getting back to me - have a Blessed Xmas 🎄 🛷 🎅 🎄

[@ellem6050]

I could be wrong but I don't think Dr Tahir is a medical doctor. He always has an illuminating comment about some items he's eating which would be good for a cough or indigestion etc. I suspect he's been given the honorary title of "Dr".

[@MSGC55]

@@ellem6050 Yes, I think so too - Merry Xmas 🎄

[@Iran778]

I’m an Iranian living inLondon. What I love about my neighbour ing countries and India they are such a kind sweet and welcoming friendly people. They do try everything and every food and they always make you feel good about your culture and cuisine and they are so genuine as they eat how they feel it’s most enjoyable to them and they always greatly appreciate other cultures. Every time I go to Iranian restaurants are full of our south Asian friends and Iranian and British, Europe , America and Asia they all love Indian food as it’s made with love and they are so authentic with their unique cuisine, culture , clothing and friends. Best wishes to you all 👏👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@patriciakeats1621]

@Roya R❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Herbie-Went-Bananas-Then-Split]

❤❤❤ @Royar

[@SJ-qx9cu]

These guys are Pakistani from Pakistan although the culture is similar, they are from the north if looked at pre-partition. You are right their food is a rich concoction of spice and aroma and the Pakistani’s know how to cook flavoured meats wow! That said, our own experience of Persian food is heaven. The amalgamation of flavours using saffron is out of this world. No one can knock 7000 years of culinary wisdom!

[@Herbie-Went-Bananas-Then-Split]

@@SJ-qx9cu When I lived in London, our neighbours were Pakistani and the dad was a chef, every week they would cook at home on a Sunday & bring food in for us, which was amazing. The dad, once he realised I loved to cook, invited me in each week to teach me how to blend spices & make dishes which I've never forgotten. Those incredible experiences are what led to my continued interest in learning to cook from as many cultures as possible. My favourites remain middle-eastern/south asian.

[@cowbutt6]

Iranian food is finally getting the wider recognition it deserves in the UK. And, regardless of the relationship between our respective governments, I've always felt very welcome in the Iranian restaurants I've visited in the UK. "The difference between you and your government is much bigger than the difference between you and me. And the difference between me and my government is much bigger than the difference between me and you. And our governments are very much the same." ― Marjane Satrapi.

[@paulac1315]

Its wonderful to see the men eating in their traditional manner. They seem to actually be focusing on what they are eating. Instead of struggling on trying to use the utensils. They seem much more relaxed. ❤

[@paula-bm3oq]

Yes ..they seem to eat really mindfully.

[@Dem1Der]

It's quite a popular tradition to be honest in this part of the world. No need for utensils here when the bread and sliced meat can be used to wrap up the rest of the food :D

[@wrpg9955]

Oh the terrible horror of using a fork

[@Muzikman127]

@@wrpg9955?

[@angelaburrow8114]

@@wrpg9955 You say that because you've been using one since you were really young. Imagine if you'd not used one before. Do you remember learning to use chopsticks, how difficult it was? That's what forks are like to these guys. Everything is easy if you're used to doing it.

[@BH-rx3ue]

The only thing that was missing really was a cup of tea!

[@greenflock8091]

You forget to mention:PORK sausages / Heinz beans/black pudding/brown sauce/salt and pepper/and last but not least REAL BACON…this is not a true (British) English breakfast in any sense. If I was served this in my country (uk) I’d throw it on the floor.

[@BH-rx3ue]

@@greenflock8091 well yes but they're muslim so they can't exactly have the good stuff

[@cayde7207]

@@BH-rx3ue Heinz Original is both Vegetarian/Vegan approved

[@cayde7207]

@@BH-rx3ue But I agree, Heinz would probably cost a ton over there anyway as it’d probably need to be ported in… the Tea is quintessential

[@Aqib2]

@@greenflock8091 They do serve this in the Uk

[@bonafideslacker2626]

Congratulations to Rana in his study of English! It's very obvious he's been studying.

[@colonelcraner9499]

When he started reciting the alphabet, I was smiling ear to ear!

[@mirbiezhere2803]

From 2000 onwards it’s compulsory to know English language all the subjects are in English and from early stages every toddler is taught in English now most youngsters here speak fluent English read and write

[@joshdavies8326]

When he said this powerfully breakfast must because it’s a cold country he was spot on lol it’s freezing cold here

[@jaimemurphy2208]

And we're fat

[@philoopnorth4901]

Tudor era gentlemen scientists came to the same conclusion. The accepted medical wisdom of the day came from the ancient Greek and Roman authors like Galen and Hippocrates, whose works were rediscovered in Europe via Islamic scholars and Arabic translations. The classical scholars argued that only kids, pregnant or nursing women, and the sick and elderly should eat breakfast with healthy men waiting until lunchtime to eat. The Tudors, quite sensibly, decided that was all well and good in the climate Galen etc lived in, but in Britain one needed a decent breakfast if one was to do a day's labour in the cold and wet.

[@peterstayne3765]

It’s not now lovely and warm

[@marcusphoenixish]

​@@peterstayne3765 yesterday was lovely

[@peterstayne3765]

@@marcusphoenixish Been warm in Devon for weeks

[@judicebastard3524]

As a British person I was left screaming into the screen “Eat it while it’s hot!!!” It’s 10x better ehh 😊

[@michaelmclean5088]

Not just me then😅

[@feakhelek1]

Also, the sausages look like hot dogs.

[@kevins1875]

@@feakhelek1 well i assume they didnt feed them pork sausages since they mentioned beef bacon......use that wee thing between your ears mate

[@feakhelek1]

@@kevins1875 Someone who can't make their point on the Internet without being rude? Well I am shocked.

[@Kn8ght6930]

me too

[@alexcarvalho2175]

I’m Brazilian living in Uk , and I love English breakfast even with black pudding 😊

[@GrahamMilkdrop]

I know that many people choose to not eat black pudding for religious reasons but I try and encourage everyone else (who's not vegetarian) to give it a try. It really goes well with beans and tomato.

[@nealgrimes4382]

@@GrahamMilkdrop Yes it's nicer than it sounds.

[@Padraigp]

Have you tried haggis. It is amazing. I cant get it in ireland but i think in uk you can get it. It is like between black and white pudding but it has lungs in it. Bloody amaxing lamb sort of pudding. A bit like saysage roll too. I wish i could buy it here.

[@GrahamMilkdrop]

@@Padraigp I have had it on a couple of occasions but I wouldn't say it was something I'd seek out. More like I'd eat it when it is put in front of me.

[@sparkles999rose2]

I’m Canadian I didn’t think there were mushrooms

[@fs5775]

My man's turban and vest combo is looking fine today! Gul keeps up the style always. Respect!

[@phoebsc5993]

He is my fave. I love his rings.

[@angiethompson5648]

He is a style icon. Love it. His stash always brings the look together.

[@jonnyxs892]

👍

[@jo.hn1245]

@@angiethompson5648 I wanna see him along with babu of common man show

[@johnjackson8692]

That mans moustache is a legend in it's own right.

[@bigbywolf586]

“It’s like an ocean summed up in a pot” - such poetry ❤

[@Leehuss5582]

I am Muslim and LOVE a full English breakfast....its the perfect breakfast topped off with a cup of tea!....heaven..

[@bigsmoke8571]

Except you probably don't eat a proper English breakfast with proper pork bacon and sausages its hardly the same

[@Leehuss5582]

@@bigsmoke8571 It really does NOT matter if its pork or not...my local cafe have beef and pork sausages I have the eggs hash browns mushroom bubble n squeak all everything except its beef not pork! The typical UK breakfast...jobs done n delicious ✌🤜🏽

[@bigsmoke8571]

@@Leehuss5582 its not a full English breakfast if it has any other meat than pork on it...... just like fish and chips don't taste right if they aren't fried in pork lard like every decent fish and chip shop does its all about flavour you should give pork a chance some time you won't be disappointed;)

[@133Afroman]

⁠@@bigsmoke8571not everything has to be done like it was in the 1950s. I’m a chef and I’ve never fried fish or chips in pork fat, I don’t think that has been done in a very long time. If someone from another culture wants to enjoy a ‘Full English’ and can’t eat pork then we as chefs will substitute it, there is absolutely no problem with that whatsoever. You should be flattered they want to eat any of the food from this country, let alone a plate full of fried shit. Don’t try and shove your culture down another’s throat because you can’t see further than your own gammon beliefs.

[@rianamohamed300]

​@@133Afromanthanks. That was a cool response. I love English breakfasts too, its so wholesome. With beef sausages. Ps: my son is a chef too.

[@stephaniemccollum8019]

These are the most happy, joyful people I have ever seen. They always are so thankful and kind! They quickly put a big smile on my face! Please keep the videos coming! I always watch the ads the whole way through to help build this channel strong!

[@melissamaher7166]

An ocean summed up in a pot, the knife and fork having a fight, he has such a lovely way with words! Lovely video

[@robylove9190]

They are always so appreciative and willing to try new foods. Nobody says I don't like that.

[@DarrenMau5]

Unless it's some sort of sesame sauce or the texture of a certain food yuck.

[@samuraidoggy]

Their normal food is just so bad, that anything even of low standards is heavenly to them.

[@sheteg1]

Their food they eat is regional and delicious. Maybe you should try it.

[@robylove9190]

@@sheteg1 I am sure I would like their food. I like the kind of food they eat.

[@robylove9190]

@@sheteg1 I just noticed the love in your name. Is your name Love? My last name is Love.

[@LauraL00812]

My face hurts from watching this video. I love how they describe the food. They seem so lovely, and the jokes they make are hilarious.

[@wildwine6400]

That's a pretty good representation!. The beans dont look like the traditional sort though, usually a heinz or branston brand baked beans which are in a tomato sauce. Specifically the bean variety are haricot beans. These look different and not as "saucy"

[@garvensman]

They don’t want to give them anything pork, that’s why there are some differences.

[@annother3350]

@@garvensman ?!? in the vegan beans?!?

[@davidchen8758]

@@garvensman baked beans doesn't have anything pork in it.

[@garvensman]

@@davidchen8758 The brown ones usually do. Not always, but usually.

[@garvensman]

@@annother3350 No, I’m saying typically the baked beans served in an English breakfast, are pork beans

[@ednajames329]

My day is much more grateful seeing these faces with the joy and gratitude!❤❤❤❤

[@thedarktowercometh9989]

Love these guys. Much love from the UK 🇬🇧

[@christinedinas3597]

Such wholesome content. I come to this channel when I need to smile and it never fails. Love them all. ❤

[@davidstephens6462]

Much love for my Tribal Brothers. These 4 gentlemen are my favorites. So much information on their lives.

[@Dixler683]

David S. Which tribe are you? Do you hail from the Pakistan region?

[@QuietRenegade]

This channel is great because it shows how food can bring people together from different parts of the globe! Everybody has to eat!

[@txrick4879]

Yes don't matter where your from our food brings us together .

[@PaganPunk]

It's What The Italians (Romans) & The Greeks have been telling Us for Centuries ❤️

[@whynotagain3639]

But this isn't an English or British breakfast, there is no pork. The only meat served with an English breakfast is pork, anything else is not a genuine representation of the breakfast with completely different tastes and textures.

[@SouthEastSJ]

Each one has such a big character and is as loveable as the last! Great personalities and some of their reactions are hilarious 😂

[@RossiB1966]

Respect to each of these gents. The breakfast was tweaked for dietary requirements and these kind folks made kind messages over what was on the plate. I would love to do breakfast in their culture as breaking bread and breaking fast is a good way to break ice.

[@lan_daddyttv4710]

Agreed! Food brings us together.

[@sarahsherman4514]

Rana knows the alphabet better than most American kids these days

[@MrJ-dc3yz]

Funny looking beans, they burnt the egg, no bubble or fried bread.

[@misspad7282]

Tahir and fork and knife! Too funny! Rana, you did good with the ABC's! That was huge breakfast for one person, hope you all enjoyed it.

[@Sorrowdusk]

Perhaps they should visit a Denny's or IHOP someday? 🤗🍳

[@judeirwin2222]

No. Rana, you did WELL with the ABCs. Not “you did good”. illiterate.

[@misspad7282]

@@judeirwin2222 - Whatever, they don't care how it is written, teacher. Go bug someone else.

[@Victoria-mg5bt]

@@judeirwin2222 I don't think she see the humour in that😂

[@hhhkojkjk6962]

they were waffling the video

[@TheChunder3]

Love you guys. Always kind and respectful - even if there are things you don’t enjoy. Thanks for the entertainment, you’re ace!!!

[@albagubrath9073]

Whoever is behind the camera has no respect, or they wouldn't have called this meal British, especially after the recent court ruling that England owns Scotland & have removed their democratic rights!

[@jessicabrand8758]

I love the man with glasses he's so funny and witty. Also very knowledgeable I could listen to him all day

[@dbshipman7787]

Saw this pop up and I immediately started watching!! Love these guys!!!

[@ufopilotFPV]

I'm not sure why but this made me really happy watching them tuck in.. full English is my favorite meal.. so many flavour combinations and yeah it's filling .. sorts me out for the day

[@taridean]

🤣🤣🤣 Not only did they have me in stiches laughing as they ate something we eat a lot over here in England, but it was also refreshing to hear an outside perspective about our breakfast. Thank goodness they didn't get to try black pudding. Even I draw the line at that.

[@silversiren7046]

But black pudding is delicious! I'm sure we could find a beef based black pudding for them or perhaps venison.

[@taridean]

@@silversiren7046 each to their own I suppose. Every time I've had black pudding, no matter where I go, it just tastes horrible to me. However, I do understand some people love it. I'll gladly hand you mine 😁.

[@silversiren7046]

@@taridean I'll graciously trade it for tatty bread. I love the stuff in small doses. Provided it's a nice fresh local one. The factory-made stuff is barf.

[@DaNxFaM]

Black pudding is the best bit 😋 👌

[@cayde7207]

I’m assuming the lack of pork is due to religious reasons, so perhaps Blood is a no no

[@chiconeededthemoney]

I could see all four of these gentlemen as co-workers of mine at the US Post Office. If there is one job in the world that brings so many different people from so many different cultures and stories and life experiences it's working for the Post Office. I have a lot of complaints about my job but that's not one of them, that's one thing I love about my job.

[@samuraidoggy]

Yeah, post office is a good work place for people with no education. A monkey could work at those. Important work anyway, and good that there is work to even less intelligent people.

[@chiconeededthemoney]

@@samuraidoggy what a nasty response. What made you so miserable. It’s a good job that makes good money.

[@Kernow80]

I have just finished eating a full english otherwise known in england as a "fry up " or "cooked breakfast " . In our house its often a weekend treat when not having to rush off to work. In england we have lost sight of the ritual and special time preparing and sitting down with the family should be. Most weekdays we head out to work after a bowl of cereal like oats or flattened maize. A Fry up" is tradionally not healthy with a huge amount of calouries but i cooked a lovely filling meal today that waa healthier and will fill us up for the whole day. Toasted and buttered rye bread. Baked beans with added cheese and worcester sauce . A sausage , hash browns ( shredded potatoe reformed and fried. ) scrabbled eggs , mushrooms sauted in a little butter . And a vine of cherry tomatoes. Besides cooking the mushrooms beans and eggs on the hob. The tomatoes hashbrowns and sausages were all done in an air fryer cooking perfectly with no added cooking fat. My full english breakfast was tasty filling and healthy

[@amanda-janekiell2514]

The alphabet was said better than alot of British people can do. For most traditional British people a full English breakfast is classed as a hearty dish to fill you up for a few hours until lunch which should be a light meal. The doctor was spot on. For me I have a condiment / sauce called salad cream on an english breakfast but traditionally you have a product called HP sauce (brown) some has it with tomato ketchup.

[@albagubrath9073]

For some of the countries on Britain, a full English is foreign food that's only eaten while abroad in England!

[@xXxlLEGENDZlxXx]

This is the first time I've ever heard someone say they put salad cream on their full English 🤮 brown sauce all day!

[@amanda-janekiell2514]

@@xXxlLEGENDZlxXx no I put it on nearly everything and my favourite is on a roast dinner as I deteste gravy

[@TrevM0nkey]

@@amanda-janekiell2514 you're a Southerner aren't you

[@amanda-janekiell2514]

@@TrevM0nkey yep through and through. However when I lived in the North my favourite was Harry Ramsdens fish and chips with mushy peas tartar sauce and pickled eggs no salad cream unless all I was having was chips and especially with a bread roll with margarine DELISH. The one thing I do hate is there are no cheese and onion pies like I had up in Blackpool and Fleetwood.

[@sarahh2072]

I want to see their breakfasts too :)

[@nasirmahmood5684]

Search ‘paratha’. It’s a buttered Chapatti.

[@clarerameka1462]

You need a bit of everything at the same time to enjoy it fully. I wish someone had told them this ☺️

[@MrEsphoenix]

That's the true skill, trying to get some of everything on one fork

[@bodhiswayze1892]

What lovely guys. Thank you for trying our breakfast ❤

[@reneevaz7848]

Rana said his alphabet quickly and perfectly. Good job Mr. Rana.

[@life_and_motion]

Tahir's comment with his idea of put it all in a shake had me laughing, even though I would never try and drink that.

[@hoosierflatty6435]

Definitely sage advice to keep the knife and fork separated. We have enough problems even devoid of cutlery warfare.

[@ShellysAshes]

“I think the British won’t be having lunch after such a powerful breakfast”. Think again my friend. #fattestineurope

[@sabrinayoungwolfemyers9796]

I know, watching these people are always heart warming, and so uplifting!!

[@alanatolstad4824]

I've eaten the full Scottish Breakfast on vacation, but I've had the similar English breakfast on board cruise ships (and yes, I happen to love well-made haggis!)---Not a good breakfast for the arteries, but hard to beat the taste.

[@rubysmith8818]

Haggis! I had it once in Scotland and once in the States (I'm a Yank). Sadly, I don't have enough Scottish cells in my DNA, so I couldn't eat it all.

[@gojiberry7201]

Big impressive breakfast! I don't ever have anything that good because I'm too lazy to make it

[@PaganPunk]

Cannot beat a Full English Breakfast!!! ❤️

[@pickmeasinner]

Now that's what I'm talking about! Full English breakfast cannot be beat.

[@kupus6622]

"your stomach will pray for such a powerful breakfast" is so eloquent. Next time im in the van with the lads and we hit spoons before work for a brekki , I'll remember that.

[@eddieyork8267]

May God keep blessing you with such delicious breakfasts

[@Villy245]

Wow. Well done to whoever cooked this meal. It looks delicious

[@IndigenousIndianLady65]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@HankHopeless]

Definately BUT.... It isn't a proper English breakfast. Most of the meat ( if not all ) should be pork. Of course You don't feed muslims pork, but it's important to know, that what they get, is a substitute for a real English beakfast

[@samuraidoggy]

@@HankHopeless Imho they should eat the real thing or not eat at all. Its disgusting to be picky and deny what is given. Eat the pork or stay in your huts eating your fucking beans and roti.

[@HankHopeless]

@@samuraidoggy Definately NOT ! If somebody chooses to not eat pork, it's their choice. - Besides i don't like the tone You use, speaking about the tribal people

[@cubianson3337]

@@samuraidoggy it’s haram dude wtf

[@karimouriag650]

English breakfast is definitly the best meal for a long hard working day. Greetings from Morocco!

[@neural_jam]

I'm British, live in England, and now I want to try *their* paratha breakfasts!

[@daviclar867]

Holy cow that looks good! 😋

[@darciemerriweather1206]

I love these guys!! This channel is so wonderful

[@fugue_state]

There's something incredibly poetic about describing beans as being 'an ocean summed up in a pot' due to their nutritional power

[@harrybrownrigg9057]

Brit here. We never eat beans looking like that, with our Full English. Ours are not soaked in vinegar, they always come in a slightly sweet tomato sauce. Also, the eggs are fried more gently, and cooked so the yolk remains whole, and slightly runny. The meat we eat is always bacon, but I realise you substituted beef for religious reasons. Fun video.

[@jeffh9626]

Rana's reaction to eating the mushroom at 4:40 was great! I would share the same reaction. I'm not a big mushroom fan either.

[@annainspain5176]

I think Raffique Sahib just kind of pretended the mushroom wasn't there. He remembered the mushroom soup!🤣

[@Ste-fx8dr]

It was the quickest attitude adjustment I've ever seen. Happy chappy.....not so happy chappy! 😆

[@RaineSophiaLewis]

I love these elders. I especially, love the guy in the blue shirt, he is always so wise. ✌️❤️

[@-MacCloud-]

"They won't be having lunch after such a heavy breakfast" HE UNDERSTANDS US!! Yes. Most working class people who eat this before work, graft through lunch. Only stopping for quick tea/coffee breaks. It's the perfect meal if you have a hard day on a building site and lots of work to do with little time.

[@smoothbeak]

This doesn't look overly authentic to me (but I'm not English haha). I believe the baked beans are usually the "Heinz" brand, and are a little more red in colour. The bacon looks more like salami for some reason!

[@Solitude11-11]

Apparently it’s beef bacon, they don’t eat pork, so probably more like biltong

[@sir.nelbertdoodaldangar9086]

Them beans tho 👀

[@smoothbeak]

@@Solitude11-11 Ahh I see I see

[@boredom3646]

@@Solitude11-11 It’s basically Turkey rashers. It’s so gooood. You can find some from Tesco called Najma brand.

[@kanereid4977]

I enjoyed this video it made me laugh and smile fair play to the lads having a full English its great to see these reactions priceless COYO's

[@nimmichagger165]

As an Englishman, that breakfast was pretty accurate. This is pretty much standard fare in all cafes or ‘greasy spoons’ as we call them. Found on every high street in every city or town or village in the UK. Glad these gentlemen enjoyed one of our national dishes.

[@joeipad8091]

Except that it was served to a bunch of morons.

[@johnirving5949]

One of my fondest memories of living in England as a child many many years ago, aside from family and all the historical places we visited, was the breakfast 😁

[@ninjadog5800]

greasey spoons? I've never heard of that hear in england

[@joeipad8091]

@@celticdollface I thought so too. And I am not even British.

[@nimmichagger165]

@@celticdollface I’m guessing they wouldn’t serve bacon as it’s a Muslim country. And possibly couldn’t get Heinz beans. I’ve had ‘vegetarian’ options of an English breakfast, with turkey bacon and beef sausage. It’s the essence of the breakfast that makes it English.

[@neverquit2470]

Anytime I have a lack of energy...I adjust my day with a Full English Breakfast 😊🎉. Yummy 😋 😋 😋 Greetings from an Italian...in Surrey

[@zendoll1]

Glad they like it, I just can’t do beans for breakfast.

[@gojiberry7201]

I like beans for breakfast if they're with huevos rancheros or something Mexican-inspired ☺

[@HisRealChild]

Breakfast burritos 🌯 though

[@Beedo_Sookcool]

I'm one of the six or seven Englishmen who HATES baked beans, so I'm definiely with you on that. But in a Guatemalan-style huevos rancheros, their mashed black beans are actually pretty nice -- all you do is boil 'em up, mash 'em, and sprinkle in some salt and pepper. Delicious!

[@teamcrumb]

Big love to you all, I hope you're in good health and enjoying the days. I'm so glad your channel is back to how you wish it to be. Ok so just to let you know I don't think those are the baked beans people have for breakfast in the UK, they look like plain tinned haricot or cannellini beans and just to say we don't all have a fry up like that for breakfast, other popular breakfasts are cereals with milk, gently simmered oats in water with a bit of salt and sugar called porridge, fruit smoothies, a bacon sandwich, some people toast slices of bread then butter it and add jam or honey or marmite, many of us choose to eat one of the many breakfasts found around the world. I have kefir and berries, sometimes I have oat porridge, sometimes I enjoy coffee with a sweet cinnamon bun, sometimes I have left overs from the night before, other times I have a savoury Vietnamese rice porridge in broth, or herbs and salad leaves in rice paper rolls. Or scrambled eggs on toast. I feel so blessed to wake up and be able to choose the breakfasts I eat and I give my thanks to God. Wishing you all happiness and good health. I wonder if you would ever make a video where you show us the local dishes you have grown up with and presently enjoy for breakfast. I would love to see you eating your own local food sometimes :)

[@susanlane8803]

To put you right, that is not a traditional ENGLISH breakfast, we do not have hash browns, that was introduced by American's it would have been a fried slice of bread, we do not have beef it would be bacon and sausages (not hot dogs). Mushrooms cooked tomato (not tinned) or beans Fried eggs and black pudding!

[@hiddentruth1982]

mango jam sounds really good, I will have to see if I can find some to try it.

[@annainspain5176]

Mango chutney is fantastic on toast.

[@hiddentruth1982]

@@annainspain5176 I shall have to find some then. I do enjoy mango fruit.

[@paulsnell534]

I am so glad they enjoyed their Full English Breakfast. It is not exactly like how we would have it in England but the theory of it is the same. In England it is very Pork based instead. But beef sausages are very common in England. I loved the comment from one of the guys "I don't know where to start". That is the joy of a Full English Breakfast. You don't know where to start. Also Dr Tahir said that after eating such a breakfast you might skip lunch. Yeah in England we often wait a little bit longer in the day for this type of breakfast and skip lunch. We call it Brunch. Also there are variations too of the Full English Breakfast (or All Day Breakfast) The basic is Sausage, Bacon, Fried Egg, Grilled Tomato, Beans and toast. But you can add or substitute American Hash Browns, Scrambled, boiled egg or omelette, Mushrooms, Tinned Tomatoes, Fried Bread, English Potato Chips/waffles or potato croquettes, Bubble and Squeak (fried cabbage, mash potato, mash carrot, mash swede or turnip ), Black and/or White pudding, Fried Bread or French Fried Bread (Eggy Bread). There are other things you could add too but this would start venturing on what we call a mixed grill instead. Then there is the condiments you would add Tomato or Brown Sauce are the most common but for me I have Colman's English mustard for the sausages and bacon. That bit of added heat wakes you up and clears a cold if you have one.

[@summerreynolds1676]

I’ve had loads of breakfasts in my time and never have I seen white beans should have got some baked beans they make all the difference you’ll also do well to find a well mannered person here lol

[@juliemartin4267]

I wish you guys had put out an appeal for some Heinz Baked Beans. I’d of happily sent some. Those beans you served looked awful. Also turkey bacon would have been a better alternative to the traditional bacon. The egg should have been soft and dippy and there should have been ketchup and brown sauce provided. Final accompaniment a nice mug of English tea.

[@annainspain5176]

They don't trust runny yolk eggs. Probably because the shops don't keep them refrigerated.

[@garyflythe1362]

A lot of American Muslims eat both turkey and beef bacon. Their lack of knowledge and knowing that food is cooked and safe from bacteria at a certain degree is not in their vocabulary most of them are lucky if they ever went to school. If you understood which we all eat with our hands but that's why we use utensils to cut down on germs coming from under your fingernails and your hands

[@necrogenesis1981]

@@garyflythe1362 in America they mandate school for children, do they want their citizens to be dumb?

[@necrogenesis1981]

@@annainspain5176 You actually don't need to keep eggs refrigerated unless they've been washed first, they have chickens I'd assume since I imagine all villagers having cattle and chickens for a constant supply of food.

[@annainspain5176]

@@necrogenesis1981 In previous videos several panel members mentioned that they don't eat runny eggs there.

[@anta3612]

These gentlemen know their stuff! You can't beat a full English breakfast!

[@ksturmer5388]

These guys are sooooo lovely!! I saw them try the 'TRADITIONALSUNDAY ROAST ' the other day!!! They loved that too! Great channel!

[@gailhodges7353]

INeverFreeze, I feel the same way. My heart always feels much lighter after I watch these people.

[@Hayleymo]

The items in that breakfast are not premium but they're probably the closest things that were available. Tahir Nawab is correct in that (unless you are a manual worker) you would not be having lunch after eating such a heavy breakfast. Most British people who eat a "Full English Breakfast" have it for "Brunch" which is a meal that replaces both breakfast and lunch.

[@marycarver1542]

Absolutely charming people. So polite

[@CagedPaps]

The fry up is quite regional, obviously theirs are modified for religious reasons. Black pudding is popular pretty much all over the UK, but not everyone likes it. You'll have slightly different black pudding depending on where you are too, Bury has some differences to Stornaway as an example. Ulster fry it's quite normal to have small pancakes on your plate. Scotland square sausage, also beef link is popular, tattie scones. The Ulster fry has the Irish potato farls, similar to a tattie scone but tend to have slightly different ratio of flour and potato. The gist is you'll find the variations as you go around the country. Trying a local fry up is always fun. But yeah, very few people would eat anything like this on a daily basis. Maybe one or two items in a roll, but even then most limit it to a few times a week. A full fry up I have maybe 3 times a year, including Christmas breakfast.

[@Obi-J]

I can't believe you didn't serve the guys bottomless mugs of strong 'english breakfast' tea(brewed in a teapot) with their breakfasts. I like to finish up a cooked breakfast with a round or two of hot buttered toast with some Seville orange marmalade on it.

[@Sorrowdusk]

🍞🐻🍊 Paddington Bear agrees

[@FleaChristenson]

That looks delicious! I’d make a sandwich with the toast and half those ingredients.

[@Beedo_Sookcool]

Heh. You can buy English breakfast sandwiches here in Britain. 😉

[@jaysmith2858]

I often do that. I make a big sandwich using the bacon, sausages and egg. I also put in some chips/fries If I have some.

[@quicknews2452]

as soon as i pressed play his smile made me smile haha i love this show

[@evacastle4496]

🕊😁 I love how they just STOP and PAUSE... and just LOOK at the food before they slowly eat each item of food - tasting it on its own rather than taking a little of each different food together ( as we would do) Bless bless them

[@TORREYTHEPROUDTRIBALWARRIOR]

Yay🤗🤗🤗🤗❤

[@stephr7637]

Brit here - those sausages look different to ours, more like a German bockwurst, and the bacon doesn't look like our usual back bacon (or sometimes streaky/middle bacon). British is a bit of a generalisation, there are subtle differences between English (often black pudding), Scottish (white pudding or haggis), Welsh (laver bread) and Irish (potato cakes). Also, we definitely don't all eat this every day - with modern sedentary jobs we'd all be the size of a house and dead by 40!

[@bunny1319]

Please try the Scottish drink called “irn bru” please 🙏🏼

[@gillianhutton9776]

That’s a good idea! They could have it along with a roll and lorne sausage 😄

[@jordanevans4657]

I love how everyone of them started with the utensils and eventually ditched them and used their hands😂 i was waiting for it

[@Akanchwua]

These men are so precious😭❤️

[@Blindeyedog]

I've never been to the UK, but in Vietnam my favorite cafe made the best English breakfast. Phnom Penh had a place that made great breakfast like this, but COVID shut it down. I miss that place, the owners were really nice, and breakfast cost $3 bucks. 😢😢 I'm American btw, living in Cambodia.

[@bcqbhg7771]

Where is the black pudding?????

[@spectre8_fulcrum]

Barely anybody likes black pudding. They also don’t eat pork.

[@aba687]

@@spectre8_fulcrum Every one i know eats black pudding,so you are wrong.

[@LAGW49]

@@spectre8_fulcrum Whaaaat? Black pudding is the best part,fried till its nice and crispy on the outside. Delicious.

[@spectre8_fulcrum]

@@aba687 builder

[@spectre8_fulcrum]

@@LAGW49 then I never had good black pudding before. I like haggis tho.

[@SuperLegionnaire]

I admire the elegance of their eating with their hands,we British don't possess this distinction.We are often clumsy with knives and forks,I envy their style.

[@freddaubney2393]

As an Englishman all I can say is "enjoy boys, your welcome"😂

[@LucifersTear]

Love seeing them enjoy these meals. Can't beat a full English breakfast. Especially if you have had one too many drinks the night before. Soothes your soul and brings you back to full functionality. 😂🤣

[@bluebull2006]

British breakfast: beans, tomato, sausage, egg, toast, ham, bacon Pakistan breakfast: big roti plate and 3 tea American breakfast: cereal with milk

[@bluebull2006]

British breakfast: beans, tomato, sausage, egg, toast, ham, bacon Pakistan breakfast: big roti plate and 3 teas American breakfast: cereal

[@herc_ules_therealone]

This isn't just a new experience for them. I'm googling their homeland and foods and I'm learning as well. Edit: No one is going to judge you if you want to eat it with your hands. :)

[@Xegethra]

I eat with my hands sometimes too, depends what it is though.

[@SlavicGold]

These guys are very smart and wise about food! Knowledgeable about diet and such

[@bethel1019]

I'm British and I only ever eat a Full English if I'm staying in a hotel or if I have an all-day breakfast at lunchtime. My normal breakfast is cereal and milk with a cup of tea, and maybe toast if I'm hungry.

[@101steel4]

That's nothing like a proper full English, but they enjoyed it anyway. They'd definitely love a real one.

[@angelaburrow8114]

The guy in brown & white with the turban (apologies if it has a special name), has a glorious moustache which needs its own channel. I don't think I've ever seen a moustache as luxuriously full & thick as that one. 🙂

[@jowilltellthetruth5525]

The turbaned gentleman's moustache is nothing short of glorious.