AMERICANS FIND OUT BRITISH FOOD IS AMAZING AT CAMDEN MARKET 

So much more to England than London.

​@@Muckylittlemefacts but of course all Americans see is London Lol

@@Angel-jh4ok Many tourist do if they travel over.

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I was born in Camden moved away when i got married ,i realy miss going there ,then walking down by canal .they say you can eat food from around the world 😊

Came to the comments to say the same thing 👍

I found out that there was a family wedding cake for during the war years and the years after. It was 3 tiers but the bottom 2 tiers were fake and the top very small tier was a real cake that a load of individual peoples rations for dried fruit were used to make. The bottom 2 tiers were used for the next wedding

My dad was born in 1947 and my mum was born in 1950. Both can remember going with their mums to shops and handing over slips from the family ration books to get their allocation of food stuffs for the week. So rationing of food went on into the 1950's in Britain.

@@jaredwoodward919 I can remember that. The Queen's Coronation was one turning point - they took food rationing off so we could have food for the celebrations. My school had a party the day before - it was the first time I'd seen fairy cakes and jelly. The next day we had a street party, trestle tables, laden with food, all down one side of the road. Three of us (aged 5-6) each grabbed a plate of goodies and disappeared into a neighbour's house where we hid behind the sofa while we stuffed ourselves. I don't know what the boys had but I ate a whole serving-plate's worth of toasted teacakes all by myself. I've been amazed ever since that three children, who'd rarely tasted sweet things before, managed to eat so much cake without throwing up, lol. Rationing was re-imposed a few days later.

So basically America did the equivalent of saying they don’t want to hang out with a person no more because they was really depressing at their parents funeral. 🤣😂

Me and Tiffany like to sit and talk about all the food we miss 😂🤣😂

Mmm I’m English and still live here. You basically just described 90% of my diet 😂, that was a joke obviously but I do eat fresh veg with different things most evenings. I don’t like cucumber but I do love proper cheddar cheese sandwiches for my lunch at work and a good full English on a Friday morning and Sunday morning followed by a roast dinner on Sunday afternoons. I live about 45 mins away from the caves that actual cheddar cheese is made in. If you haven’t tried actual cheddar cheese not just the cheese they call cheddar but isn’t then you should try it. There is nothing else that tastes like it as it’s aged in the mouldy caves which is what gives it its unique flavour. I’m from the Westcountry which is famous for its cider so a cold cider on a hot day is a must for us lol

I think the myth that English food is bland and horrible stems back to the war, we were on rations so butter, sugar, salt etc were not easily available and rationing still went on after the war. But yeah I think Americans etc that came to England during that time took back the tails of how bad our food was…..completely forgetting most British had to grow there own vegetables if they wanted them then and meat, fish, eggs were a luxury for the rich or thieves who sold it on the black market.

If you like steak and kidney pie you'll love steak and kidney pudding, it's made with suet pastry and is delicious.

Good for you. I hope when you the foods in Australia it will bring back happy memories of eating in the UK

Where’s the fun in always being right and perfect lol?

​@@hognaut Apart from roast potatoes, you still don't seem to know what to do with vegetables. Everytime they're just bland and boiled in plain salt water. Where's the finely chopped sweated shallots for the peas?, butter and parsley for the carrots?... They're also usually overcooked, unless you go to a higher end restaurant where the chefs have gotten it into their heads that fresh veg needs to be 'crunchy' by which they mean half-raw but charred. Vegetables have no business being crunchy outside of a salad. Plus a lot of people think that iceberg lettuce, cucumber and tomatoes constitutes a 'salad'. Without dressing it's merely the ingredients for one, and a very boring watery one at that.

@@diarmuidkuhle8181 what the bloody hell are you on about, you are just sooo wrong. Let's not forget what nation gave the world give us fast food, KFC, McDonald's etc, yeh that's something to be be proud about isn't it? Little Wonder that Brits are healthier than Americans and we also have healthier teeth!!

​@@Barrytaylor1234I'm going by what I've been so far served in most British restaurants and households. The 'roast dinner' tends to be two sad slices of floppy gray meat with packet gravy and tasteless veg.

​@@hognautPS I'm not a bloody American.

@@diarmuidkuhle8181 mmm OK, you did say "YOu don't seem to know what to do with veggies" so you can't be a Brit

Aye, it was the 1st thing that popped in my head Marauding buggers 😂 ❤ from Northeast England ❤️

I knew it when I was editing I told Tiffany “ I got to fix this or I’m going to catch hell “ but when I first heard it all you could hear the house was “ sh@! …”then me cussing myself. 😂🤣😂 obviously playfully lol. I was (still am ) learning lol.

Those canals and the boats that travel in them were originally to move goods and services around the country, pulled by horses (beasts of burden) hence why there is always a towpath for them to move along by the side of every canal en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Towpath#:~:text=A%20towpath%20is%20a%20road,a%20boat%2C%20often%20a%20barge.

@@Trippingthroughadventures If you can get over here again you should see if you can spend some time in the Norfolk Broads, you can hire a narrow boat and live on it for a few days travelling up and down the canals visiting all the pubs and hiking across the fields. You'll have an amazing time and it would make for some great and unique videos for your channel!

@@Trippingthroughadventures try Scotland 👌

I agree although the bad teeth might come back now as where I live there's a waiting list of like 12thousand for dentists 😂 in a town of 40 thousand.

@@robertpickering641for NHS dentists. They’ll happily take your money if u want to go private though lol.

It went beyond that, though. The generation that grew up on rationing - my parent's generation - wanted their food like that. It was only as the next generation came along that things picked up.

@@digitig Your reply is ambiguous

​@@digitigwe had excellent food during the War. Three home cooked meals every day. Not an obese American among us!

Yea there wasn’t a lot to speak on the music scene there without knowing the true history. Nothing really stood out. But we were only in Camden for 4-5 hours.

Then you must remember’ Falafel King’ , the first falafel stall under the arches in 1988, and a quirky restaurant called Kailash, run by a hippie! Good days!

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Unless a cuppa is the solution. Which it is. Then to the pub, obviously.

@@WIDGI pubs also tend to sell tea

We just want to spread the news that not only you’ll love it, but you will also go through a depression over it when you return home 😂🤣😂

Thank you 😊

You’re correct in all of those points.. but Darlo isn’t the place it used to be.. but definitely the North east is great.. especially Upper Teesdale part of the Durham Dales ( I’m from Hamsterley Village near the forest ) 😊

I’m going to look into this thank you

@Ionabrodie69 I know, Darlo used to be a place worth visiting all of its own. Though there are still good pubs... in the main I would have said stay in Durham but it's expensive... ish

The main problem with that plan is that you have to keep returning to Darlington… 😉

Trains are cheap for tourists; there's a BritRail Pass that gives unlimited train travel for x days.

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a bit of everything in one hour lol

Tuna pasta bake means you can cook Beans on toast or fish finger sandwiches means you can’t so don’t knock pasta bake

Actually no there’s an old stereotype that uk food is not that great which couldn’t be more wrong, I would disagree on American food, maybe American fast food, but it’s growing all over the world. But the chemicals and expensive for something that is terrible for you, in that sense, you’re right.

Americans don’t know

I think "dark fruit" ciders have become pretty acceptable now

@@LilMonkeyFella87 Not if you live in the West Country! We like our cider in slices :-) If you can see through the glass, then mockery might ensue. Cider with additional 'fruit' flavours would be like someone trying to make a ploughman's lunch using processed ham and 'American' Cheddar cheese. These people belong in prison. :-)

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@@GiantHaystackthe stuff that could double as paint stripper? My parents bought some from the farm gate and god it was potent

i hear in Yorkshire they serve hot pork pies with mint sauce, breaking all the rules, but it might be nice.

I disagree our humour is nothing like these Americans are illustrating.

Well we are out here doing the lords work stopping all the lies spread by our fellow countryman. They say French food is better than British food, but I also seen French people shove a duck in a press and make gravy from its organs and pour it over what looked like another boiled duck…. So ima say that’s down to opinion 😂🤣😂🤣

@@Trippingthroughadventures well as a Jerseyman (Jersey in the Channel Islands, we founded New Jersey) we have both French and British food readily available here. as we are British, but was French in the past, as we are only 14 miles off the French coast. we was also the only British territory occupied by the Germans for 5yrs in WWII.

Thank you 😊

We are planning it now we are excited to be back, if for nothing else… the food 🤣😂

Thank you 😊

Thank you

@@MichaelLamming i allways put mint sauce on new potatoes, with a lump of salted butter, gorgeous!

Love mint sauce over my mash potatoes yum yum😊

And on roast potatoes 😊

Haha I haven’t seen this footage since we shot it and I was editing and heard myself and I went “……aww sh!… ima catch hell for this “ 😂🤣😂

Yeh an Masala in a curry.

@@Trippingthroughadventures Haha brilliant, it’s all fun and games.

@@Trippingthroughadventures One of my friends lived on one of them in Cambridge. When she got a job in London moving home was just sailing her home up the river a bit, then down through the canal system to moor up somewhere near Camden. There used to be aCanal Boat Cruises starting from Camden Lock, the market from your vid, up the Regents Canal, through London Zoo, to Little Venice. Well worth checking out

We call them Barges in the Midlands....

It truly is 😁

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4mph limit on the canals, though they can go crazy out on the river, even up to 7mph.

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@chrisaskin6144 then food in the north isn't as nice unless you cook it yourself and buy it from farms. The restaurants are terrible and food stalls.

@@JC-gm3zs get a grip

@@LondonGoonerah the north south debate. We have countryside and you have smog.

A man of culture.

We did in a video coming soon lol

That's a myth.

Chicken Tikka Masala is popular but I don't see it being the most when you see the highstreets are mostly takeaways and chippy's

You should be, it’s a beautiful amazing country. Be very proud.

@@ASUTASTUD 😀 I did it in Miami and a cop pulled up and said‘ma’am you’re Jay walking’ ‘ oh I’m terriblly sorry “ he heard my accent and let me go on my way

Good question, well outside of the Yorkshire burrito this food is British food as in “ food that you can get in Britain but not “traditional British foods” you’d be surprised how many Americans treat the uk like a single restaurant…. “Well what if I don’t like British food ?!??!” …..well then try a different restaurant or don’t eat it and eat something else 🤣😂🤣😂

It’s a pretty big stereotype here in the states, why….i have zero clue, nothing was even “ok “ everything was top of the line.

That's right and strict rationing was in place.

It's still common for British food to be ridiculed by comedians in the US and throughout the world but smile and ignore the barbs 😊. We know British food is fab.

British food is known to be bad here in the UK. And it is.

you must be new to the internet. It's a common misconception that it's bad, mainly across America, by people who've never eaten it... and from people where their food is more 'exciting'. People expect all food to be stuffed with so much seasoning you can't taste the food, and don't understand that a lot of British food is like eating your grandma, where it gives you a nice warm hug from the inside. It's comfort food, not exotic food.

Yes it’s now on our bucket list.

It’s something we are working on lol, Americans are just… idk… “get in, get out “ type people. I guess we think the faster we get out of your hair with the least amount of stress is the epitome of good manners 🤣😂

Because in America we consider anything made with flour breads, I mean we call pies pastries and cakes cakes, but if we say “ I gave up breads” it means anything with flour lol. Idk we use bread as a base word lol

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