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British Chefs react to Bri'ish Food Memes! (ft. Fallow)

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20 Comments

@Picklecoffee 8 months ago

I don’t think it’s a coincidence that Andrew keeps working longer and longer shifts. I wouldn’t want to come home to that food either

@ally9312 8 months ago

i just sat down with my bangers and mash thinking i'd made the gravy too thick but alas, i have been humbled

@rorigo101 8 months ago

❎️ Hot. Delicious. Colorful.
✅️ Warm. Edible. Brown.

@irishace711 8 months ago

Salt ones were 100% ragebait.

@stargatos 8 months ago

My blood pressure skyrocketed after seeing all that salt

@dylanjohnston4388 8 months ago

Somebody needs to check on that poor husbands who's been eating that salty food.
Either he's about to die from dehydration, or he's being brine from the inside out

@badassfinlay 8 months ago

thanks for showing my video appreciate it

@keithsweat7513 8 months ago

No wonder that man works 16 hour days!

@eloisapompa5048 8 months ago

That second watery gravy should've been poured into to the first thick gravy to thin it out a little bit. Then , perfect gravy for both shows. Lol.

@marytaylorgray7027 8 months ago

As an American, this is how I imagine British ppl eat all of the time.

@traveler8662 8 months ago

I don't think Andrew is working late, he's probably just stopping somewhere for dinner on the way home.

@nickkitt 8 months ago

"so since 1861 you guys been thinking salt and pepper was spice... WHAT DID WE DO IN 1860? WHAT WAS IT?"

thank you that was gold

@Elleum 7 months ago

11:33 They talk about (toast, gravy soaked bread, toast). So every year the day after Thanksgiving my grandma makes (toast, cranberry sauce, turkey, gravy soaked bread, ham, toast) and in her words "Is my most favorite sandwich of all time!"

@thematrix3431 8 months ago

My dad is British and married my American mom. I was raised in the states. As a kid my dad would burn toast, then grab a big cup of water. He would then put the toast in that and the entire burnt bread/ water concoction in the microwave to soften it. Then try to feed it to us and, when we refused, would happily eat it himself.

Maybe a global dad thing? Maybe a British thing? I personally blame the queen and the entire empire.

@VerhoevenSimon 8 months ago

It's always a treat to see you collaborate with Fallow.

@T3CHGY007 8 months ago

All I can say is ......"THAT POOR HUSBAND!!!"

@CherryTree4269 8 months ago

i’m not a cook. but i was yelling at the screen at the lady over salting the food to “STOP ADDING SALT!!” it was so much salt and i’m now scared for life

@carlosfuentes9574 8 months ago

Reminds me of my time in jail. Except less vegetables here

@heavymetal116 7 months ago

There is a saying that heaven is having an Italian sports car, a British butler, and a French chef, while hell is having a French sports car, an Italian butler, and a British chef 😅