Mexican Moms try British food for the first time! (Bangers and Mash, Scotch Eggs)

These Mexican moms tried British food for the first time! 🇬🇧

The mamahs tried a traditional English breakfast, scotch eggs, fish and chips, bangers and mash, Cornish pasty, shepherds pie, Yorkshire tea, sticky toffee pudding and English custard!

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Produced by Brenda Cabral
Edited by Bernabe Rodriguez

[aidanfarnan]

As a Brit, I'm suprised how much they seemd to enjoy it all. How lovely they all are!

[dentze]

Videos like these are how you can tell when Americans talk bad about British food it's always projection from ignorance. Mexican food is amazing and it's nice to see how people from countries with actual food cultures appreciate others. These ladies were so sweet and super respectful and, most importantly, open minded. Cultures are often more connected than not. I'm Filipino British and the Philippines and Mexico are so similar to begin with but seeing them say some of the British food reminded them of foods they make for their families was super heart warming! Thank you for this video and thank you to the ladies!

[bikkshu]

American baked beans are much sweeter than the British ones. You need to use imported uk heinz baked beans to get the authentic taste.

[craigstewart]

As a British person living abroad this has made me so happy, especially when they dunked the digestive biscuits into tea.

[MCDB]

As a Brit I don't ever want to hear complaints about our food ever again, if a Mexican mother says its good then you damn well know it's good.

[ladyT_VR]

I'm from the UK 🇬🇧 and we never have coleslaw with fish and chips. Just tartare sauce and mushy peas. Sometimes curry sauce. 😂

[bonjouritsready]

The UK is a cold country, a lot of the more traditional food was designed to be heavy and use cheaper cuts of meat so families could stay full and afford to eat. A lot of potato, pork, batter. It makes sense for it to be heavier than good found in warmer climates. Both delicious- just different!

[shayneoshaughnessy]

lulu's "that's gooood" gets me every time

[LivingInTheShade]

Love the mamahs trying British food but some of the combinations were a bit odd. Never seen anyone eat fish and chips with coleslaw. Never seen anyone eat a scotch egg with pickled onions. We do have other vegetables not just garden peas and carrots 😂. Wish they had tried a roast dinner. Great episode as always.

[TheChunder]

These are ladies. Beautifully respectful. I’ve learnt a lot

[CarrowMind]

I thought they would complain about the lack of spice (not heat, but flavour), so I was pleasantly surprised when they complimented it so joyfully! Glad to see a culture known for their rich flavour can appreciate simple but hearty meals!

[biegebythesea]

this makes me miss my mum who died last year. she was not mexican but portuguese but the two older women remind me of her in some ways, especially the more gentle one.

[alexdarkjosh]

I am Mexican and I love British food. Its breakfast is one of the best in the world. It is simple. It is cheap. It has a lot of flavor. Protein. Carbohydrates. It is very similar to the food that the Midwestern Cowboys ate, which the British introduced. British food is good., Beautiful and Cheap and Simple.

[zaneta]

People misjudge British food. I first when i moved here in England, 25 Years ago, I used to criticise and compare it with the one from where I come from... Then i decided to understand that it wasn't bad, but different. And once you understand that, you can't have enough of it. I love my Sheppard pies, bangers and mash, my chippy, Sunday roast with all the trimmings and obviously.. Full English breakfast.... The French say they have the best food in the world, but also the Spaniards and Italians, africans and Indians.. but England es the only country that have all the best foods from all over the world 😂😂😂 and yet its native food is excellent and it comes with history, story and sentiments. There's no best cuisine in the world... They are just different

[LollyJ]

Next time an American claims that Britain has “bland food” - I’m going to show them this! These lovely ladies seemed to really enjoy it, and what they were served doesn’t even look like good British food!

[Airujah]

They should've served the sticky toffee pudding with the custard or with ice cream!

[GFINHK]

I'm so tempted to send a box of stuff from UK to them so the ladies can try some authentic British food in the correct combinations.

It was a good effort but not quite right.

[janegreenstock]

I love my fish and chips drenched in salt and vinegar but even I thought dipping the chips in the vinegar was not going to be delicious. And all respect to Alma, she's not got a sweet tooth, she clearly values nutrition etc, but she's just plain wrong about tea...it's delicious and I won't be told otherwise - it's like my religion. Tea when you're cold, tea to cool down, tea when you're sad, tea when you're happy, tea for comfort, tea just to break up the day...with none of the potential heart symptoms of coffee if you drink a lot. Love these ladies' reactions though - I was very much expecting them to damn it all for lack of flavour 🤣

[gayleralan]

Cornish pasties are the mother of empanadas. British miners that immigrated to mexico brought the pasties with them and their mexican wives etc adapted them with Mexican ingredients...Maiz flour etc

[charlesunderwood]

I had a student from Mexico who kept going on about how he loved the food in London, especially the various types of meat pies.