Finding The Best Afternoon Tea In London | Food Tours | Insider Food

"Food Wars" hosts Harry Kersh and Joe Avella travel across London to find the best afternoon tea in the city. They visit three different locations in just one day to see what the city has to offer. This is "Food Tours."

00:00 - Café Royal
12:39 - Swan London
24:56 - Brigit's Bakery
35:19 - Credits

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Finding The Best Afternoon Tea In London | Food Tours | Food Insider

[LandProductions]

This is by far the best episode of this series. Harry and Joe at their best.

[GohTakeshita]

That moment where Joe was talking with his mouth full, and Harry looked into the camera exasperated and was like "typical crude American" was priceless! 😂

[mstrasser]

Butter is always the foundation layer. Fact.

[ricequin]

I hope Insider appreciate what gems they have in Joe and Harry and treat them accordingly.

[WombatYoshi]

I've never been so obsessed with a British and American man duet in my life.

[AshMelb]

Harry is a delight to watch - he’s the epitome of class. Totally in his environment!

[Ani_Xin]

I love the Food Tours series so much. I can seriously watch this all day long.

[rominamartinez]

Take your grandma and parents to as much places as you can. Believe me, time goes so fast, there will be enough for other activities when they are not with you anymore, but now that you still have them, share time with them, treasure those moments and record them. You don't know how much remembering their voices will be necesary in the future and how fantastic is to have them recorded to be able to actually listen them once more time.

[DistrictAF]

Joe saying "if you're paying 80 quid" never been so proud of him, british thru and thru

[vee]

I am so glad I am not the only one who is thinking Joes 'jam first - butter/cream second' is INSANE.
The second location is so cool..
You guys are funny I love watching you guys😊

[parthkhanna]

I am waiting for Harry and Joe to visit different countries in Europe, Asia and Africa and provide us fresh insights on food and culture.

[furrantee]

We need a running series of these with Joe and Harry going to visit the other hosts in their countries and then take them back as well. Keep adding a host each series and have everybody all together at the end.

[GuyrillaBraun]

It is butter first then jam on toast. But for the scone it's jam first then clotted cream.

[JoeAvella]

My first tea time! How'd I do? This video may have brought me around on tea...

[Iamdillson]

Joe seems like he’s had his speed increased x2 while Harry is just chilling

[kirstennielsen]

These two are so cute I never thought I’d enjoy two men having tea together so much. ❤😂

[pjschmid]

I’m sorry they’re right, Joe is insane, who puts butter on top of the jam on their toast? That’s crazy! 🙈

[JohnDoe-jidq]

FYI, the Sandwiches are made in the morning
& the crusts left on, so during 'tea' service the
sandwiches protected with damp cloths don't
wilt & are then cut.

[luisekahnt]

I have a very practical approach to jam or cream first: I would put first whatever has the denser consistency. This way it's easy to spread the lighter thing on top. The other way you would just mush everything underneath when trying to spread the upper, more dense layer.

[usualfulful]

I am with Harry. When I have afternoon tea (living in the US) I want the fancy slow-motion experience with excellent service. I know that my dad cherished the Biltmore weekend I gifted to him for years to come and still talked about having afternoon tea in the library, looking over the estate, while sipping tea and having sweet and savory treats.