Raeen needs a big bottle of Heinz ketchup in his life 👍

@judipodgurski5083

2 жыл бұрын

Ha ha ! I was thinking the saame thing...Sand that man a BIG bottle of Heinz 57, and he'll be the most popular man in town ! One of those BIG ones that takes two hands to hold. 😂😁👍🏻👍🏻 xoxo

@Vidchemy

2 жыл бұрын

Lol, I was watching to see if he would empty the ketchup bowl. Was not disappointed

@stephensaxby2820

2 жыл бұрын

I think Raeen should have a lifetimes supply of Tomato Ketchup..he loves it so much.

@LJBSullivan

Жыл бұрын

Should offer malt vinegar with fish, also wedge of lemon and the chips are fries not true chips, should be thicker wedges.

so glad to see Aman growing confidence in front of camera, looks like he's really food-motivated ahah

@whoelsebutmeofcoursei

2 жыл бұрын

I would like to personally thank Aman for singing at the end, because Babu was not there, I thought there would be no song!!

@ssshadowwolf6762

2 жыл бұрын

I could see him and Babu doing “ carpool karaoke “😁

@gerikinnaman6755

2 жыл бұрын

Aren’t we all. Lol

@manna6618

2 жыл бұрын

Aman had been to a wedding before filming this so was very 'happy' as you can see, haha! He definitely comes out of his shell after a few alcoholic beverages that's for sure. :)

@ajerarajones2670

2 жыл бұрын

he stuffs his cheeks like a squirrel, lol

Fish and chips are delicious. I have a friend from British who serve me that dish. With tar tar sauce and lemon. Absolutely love it. Cheers from Indonesia 🙏

@fredbates5812

2 жыл бұрын

We also put salt and vinegar on the chips in the UK

@321letsgooo

2 жыл бұрын

Yea they missed out on the lemon and tartar sauce.. i like how the show gives them new things to try but at the same time i wish someone that new the proper preparation could correct/assist in getting it right..

@kopite31

2 жыл бұрын

From Britain you mean....

@highstrangeness2396

2 жыл бұрын

@@kopite31 I knew this would be here when I saw 3 comment reply's under it.

@engjds

Жыл бұрын

Never put tar-tar on it!, ALWAYS salt and Vinegar, it tastes much better!.

It's fun to see them trying new foods again! By the way, I am absolutely loving Aman as an addition to the team. His personality is so much fun, I bet he is a blast to hang out with!

I am not a fish guy, but the positivity of the cast, trying new stuff is so motivating, I think I have to try Fish & Chips myself!

@ssshadowwolf6762

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t care for it either except the kind that doesn’t taste like fish 😆. I love to go fishing though . ( I catch and then release ).

@genericusername4206

2 жыл бұрын

have you never had fish and chips before?

@Scruffyman81

2 жыл бұрын

I think you'll be pleasantly surprised. :-)

@jimmygames5557

2 жыл бұрын

Gotta go to new england and try some wouldn't be disappointed probably.

@Ossey1976

2 жыл бұрын

@@genericusername4206 It´s not really a thing where I am here in Germany... Also, I am absolutely not a fish eater

I love seeing people enjoy food. This has been a pleasure to watch, even though I am a Brit living outside of Britain and I miss fish and chips terribly!

It would be interesting to see their reaction to eating it with the traditional vinegar and salt along with perhaps a serving on the side of mushy peas.

@woooster71

2 жыл бұрын

Perfect 👌🏼😋

@robertcalderwood4977

2 жыл бұрын

Got to be malt vinegar

@SherriLyle80s

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds amazing but... A lot of them dont like sour things. If you want them to like the food, you gotta get their toes wet first before they jump in the deep end

@Lapinporokoira

2 жыл бұрын

Or savoloy or battered sausage

@Nimbus1701

2 жыл бұрын

A great personalization is malt vinegar in a very small spray bottle. Sounds crazy but the "mist" is fantastic for folks that don't like the big drips/drizzle of bottled malt vinegar. Something I have recently experimented with is adding just a touch of balsamic as well. I can't say its better, but it isn't worse either. It does give a completely different flavor profile. I live in the states so my family are still experimenting with the fish and batter to try and make it as best we can. Honestly so far, a great (and cheaper) option here is Swai. It is meaty and doesn't fall apart during cooking. We are still experimenting with beer batter vs. a tempura type mix. What I can say for certain though is that people should really try tempura battered hush puppies (you'll have to make your own), but that should be its own food group in my opinion. Love to see people try different foods they may have never gotten the chance to try otherwise.

SIR: In England, fish and chips are ALSO eaten with fingers!!👍👍🥰 No ketchup is used...the fish and chips are given small amount of VINEGAR and some salt. 👍👍👍👍❣❣❣❣

@carolinerowles5951

2 жыл бұрын

I drown my chips with vinegar, naughty I know☺️

@17losttrout

2 жыл бұрын

True, but ketchup tends to be on hand. Mushy peas are good too. Don't forget the "wally" or gherkin and the pickled onion.

@Bob10009

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t like vinegar and always put ketchup on my cod and chips. 😎

@Aliciae411

2 жыл бұрын

I use vinegar and also ketchup 😂

@snowflakemelter1172

2 жыл бұрын

This is so wrong it hurts.

Wow i feel happy for them. Its so great how they enjoy fried potitos and fish. Thats great guys.

From past videos, Reactors are often surprised at the size of the fish potions and lack of bones. Maybe show them videos of commercial fishing and some of the most popular fishes, like Tuna, Cod, Marlin, Mackerel and Salmon. Also introduce them to Tartar sauce to use as a fish condiment.

If you only gave me a fork with no knife to eat fish n chips then I'd have to use my hands too!

@j.h.3777

2 жыл бұрын

You can use the side of your fork and press down on soft food to cut it. They would benefit from a video on how to use different cutlery - including chopsticks. That would be fun to watch.

@Radha_Krishn_123

2 жыл бұрын

V Indians generally eat with our hands ☺️

@wellingboroughanddistrictu3a

2 жыл бұрын

It's totally OK to eat Fish and chips with your hands, in fact it's traditional to do so in England. Most proper Fish and Chip shops don't have inside seating so it is often served as a takeaway dish.

@focu2567

2 жыл бұрын

Would not matter if they had a set of utensils for a party of 8. They would still grab foods with their hands. No one has asked them to practice using them and that it's proper etiquette to use utensils. They also grab foods with their hand at public serve yourself restaurant. No one corrected them

@kingspeechless1607

2 жыл бұрын

@@Radha_Krishn_123 Isn't it just the right hand normally?

I'm so glad you give them good sized portions. The food looks delicious too, so whoever made it did an amazing job.

They need some tartar sauce with their fish & chips! It’s great to see them enjoying the new foods. I love trying new things as well. Would love to learn more about what they make at home.

Aman is so playful and happy. He is my new favorite 😍

Hello from 🇬🇧 we tend to have thicker chips but this has made my mouth water for some fish n chips

@carolinerowles5951

2 жыл бұрын

Luckily I have a chip shop a few doors down from me and I am definitely having a chippy supper for tea tonight. Yum Yum!

@patriciamorgan6545

2 жыл бұрын

Hello from America! A question to you both 🇬🇧: What is the preferred condiment in a real English chip shop? Is it malt vinegar, tartar sauce and lemon, and is ketchup present at all??? (Maybe just for the chips, for visiting Americans?) Do fish and chips still come wrapped in a newspaper cone?

@traceythompson3162

2 жыл бұрын

@@patriciamorgan6545 well I prefer vinegar and brown sauce, but you can put anything you fancy on

@Aliciae411

2 жыл бұрын

@@patriciamorgan6545 definitely vinegar and possibly ketchup. Never heard of lemon or tartar. But it’s purely personal preference what you put with the fish and chips.

@patriciamorgan6545

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you both!

Awesome to see these young men on your spin off.

I love Aman's henna! Very pretty! Fish and chips is our country's signature, maybe a little bland for their palates but tasty all the same, throw some mushy peas on there and you have a winner 🤤

@lucetteketley9114

2 жыл бұрын

So it's henna on his hands? I thought he'd scraped both hands along the gravel in an accident! Lol

Gravy to Indians is what we call curry sauce in case anyone thought otherwise. Raeen certainly loves his grub, in the buffet video he definitely got his money's worth and then some ☺️

@andrewruddy962

2 жыл бұрын

Caoline, love curry and curried food. And you are right on the mark

@rayross2773

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@jackleentoop7693

2 жыл бұрын

I know they call gravy what we call curry sauce, I love Indian food and will even eat it for breakfast. I think the spices boost your metabolism, I’ve never been tired on Indian food like I’ve been tired on the western diet. I often make Indian food for dinner and one of my favourite sites is HebbarsKitchen. Ive made a lot of those recipes.

@carolinerowles5951

2 жыл бұрын

@@jackleentoop7693 I shall give that website a look, I too can eat curry for breakfast. I'm only 5"5' and 8 1/2 stone but I love my grub. I had some warmed up lasagna the other morning and you can't beat bubble & squeak on a Monday morning from the leftovers of a Sunday roast. I'm coming over a little peckish, may have some of my leftover chilli. I definitely think all the spice keep my metabolism at its peak. I'm 40 and had 4 children too and people always think I look much younger. There's been scientific tests where it's proven certain spices have anti-aging properties as well as helping with Alzheimer's. Keep on trucking in my friend 👍

This is why I love trying different food from other countries and cultures - not because I’m obsessed with eating (this is somewhat true though) but because of how it lets you connect to a whole different way of life. It’s also so satisfying to see people from a completely different land enjoying food that’s so common here in the U.K. An open mind combined with good food is the key to a happy soul.

This is definitely one of the best videos. The genuine look of amazement and happiness on their faces is priceless.

I love watching them they all are becoming my favorite❤🙏

Ohhh I loved this! Missing Sarru and Babu (hope they are well!) but these two gentlemen are so much fun to see. :) I've always wondered too - are these dishes served to them hot & fresh? I'm always so curious how they're able to be served these amazing meals. Are they cooked on-site?

One more thing - I've always loved that the guys talk about the physical benefits of the food they eat and how much energy and power they hope to gain from their meal. I wish we had that attitude in the US. Here, it seems most people see foods as "good" or "bad" and will equate food with calories and how fat they will get if they eat it, rather that the energy their body will get from the food.

@supritatalnikar6744

2 жыл бұрын

Ha ha... that's because most people in the US who are concerned with the calories they are consuming have the luxury of worrying about eating too many of them to gain unwanted weight or become unhealthy; these people are having such a big piece of fish all for themselves for the very first time in their life (probably wishing they could take that plate to their family and feed them a meal). I understand your point of view because I'm privileged enough to not worry about lack of food and instead about my calorie intake.

@kellyjones4735

2 жыл бұрын

@@supritatalnikar6744 oh yes that's a GREAT point. that's a big reason why diet culture rubs me the wrong way. people will purposefully starve to look "pretty", meanwhile there are people fighting every day just to eat one meal. it's pretty gross that the US takes food for granted.

@supritatalnikar6744

2 жыл бұрын

@@kellyjones4735 Well... I don't think it's gross necessarily. Just how life is.

Good Morning from America!! I LOVE Fish and Chips!!!👍👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰

@woooster71

2 жыл бұрын

Good morning? It’s getting dark here in the UK.. not a fan of winter 😄👎🏼

@powergirl7619

2 жыл бұрын

Good morning Sue !! Me too❤❤❤🎉😊

@RIHANNON66POE

2 жыл бұрын

@@woooster71 More reasons to have fish & chips, keep you warm.

Perhaps you should have them watch videos demonstrating how to filet a fish. It is not that Western fish has no bones. It is about how we prepare them so that no bones are in the pieces we cook.

@olwenloud9704

2 жыл бұрын

No, most of the fish there have got tiny bones throughout the flesh and it is not possible to fillet them thoroughly. Like herring but more so.

@supritatalnikar6744

2 жыл бұрын

Yes please!!

@supritatalnikar6744

2 жыл бұрын

@@olwenloud9704 Oh... right! I'm a fish-eating Indian and I didn't realize this (most probably because I've never cooked any myself).

@pietrayday9915

2 жыл бұрын

Right - what Olwen said: I think that the fish Americans are used to are large ocean fish or farmed large fresh-water fish, where it sounds like the villagers are more used to smaller locally-caught river fish, in a region where there isn't a big variety or quantity of such fish. The villagers certainly seemed impressed by the size of the fish portions, and the amount of meat they represent! Compare a bit to eating anchovies in the west: these little fish are typically served with bones, but their very small and delicate, and are just eaten as part of the fish - the bones are more trouble than they're worth to remove. (Sardines are similar: the bones are small and delicate enough that adults and children can - carefully - eat them.) Salmon is usually canned with some of their soft bones. The bones are mostly harmless - they're part of the nutrition of eating these fish, providing a little calcium and other vitamins and minerals. Anyway, for the villagers, I get the impression that their locally-caught fish generally aren't factoy pre-boned, and are quite a bit smaller and more difficult to fillet than the fish we're blessed to have widely available in the USA, Canada, the UK, and elsewhere.

@victoriagossani8523

2 жыл бұрын

Actually in most of the Indian villages far of the sea, they've just got fish from the river or lake, not far of cat fish, full of bone, and you are unable to take out filet because there is no filet. The full flesh is filed with tiny bones. Those who lived in the mountain have trout and char. And they cook it grilled with a lot of spices, and most of the time overcooked because it's the use for any flesh because of the fear of possible infection. Then after it cooked, you barely can't make filet because the flesh will fall in pieces. If they do it in gravy it's then very spicy and for a western palate it's ruine the taste of the fish. (I like spices, and masala is not a trouble for me, but it's hide to much the delicacy of the fish for a French palate) (I've lived several years in an Indian family in India)

Wonderful! Yes, so many of us around the world enjoy a well prepared fish and chips dish! So happy to see all of you enjoying it.

Tarter sauce with fish and ketchup with frys😉😋😋

They need some tartar sauce for the fish. Now I want fish. This channel is so wonderful. I look forward to each new video.

Before I came on here, I had a chat with my daughter that I would get some fish and chips for tonight because I couldn't be bothered cooking (and its still the cheapest takeaway meal around here) then I come on here to see if there are any updates and here they are with their fish & chips. Mouths watering, off to the chippy now!

Not had fish & chips in a long while.. but my parents traditionally have on a Friday evening. It’s not the cheap take away food it once was though..

Aman is such a cool guy! It would be fun if they all ate together, that might help Raju feel more comfortable, and give them great synergy. This was a joy, as always! 🙏🧡

@tessaj7632

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. I enjoy watching them interact with each other. You get the feeling of what they are like in their everyday life.

Cod is the most common fish used in fish and chips. The cod fish is a very large fish around 40 kg and like many fish is full of essential minerals and vitamins.

@17losttrout

2 жыл бұрын

You won't see so many at 40kg though.

@judipodgurski5083

2 жыл бұрын

No longer the case in Canada. The Cod were getting too wormy, from the seals, so we switched to Halibut. Mucyh more mild flavoured., and lovely to eat battered and fried. xoxo

@17losttrout

2 жыл бұрын

@@judipodgurski5083 Apparently, the Shetland Islanders prefer haddock because they consider cod to have more parasites too. I think haddock is superior, although flatties are my personal favourite - even if they are a bit too delicate to be deep fried, in my opinion.

@BlutoLongneck

2 жыл бұрын

In Australia, we use flake, which is shark usually gummy shark. I love it and will have it tonight! :)

I’d like to send Raeen a case of ketchup. 😁

Westerners do eat fish that has pin bones. The pin bones are removed before cooking with tweezers. You have to be very careful and very attentive to make sure you pull out all the pin bones with the tweezers.

@vydrakkzorxe

2 жыл бұрын

Tweezers?? You can just cut filets and you'll have no bones ;)

@hdufort

2 жыл бұрын

@@vydrakkzorxe Depends on the type of fish.

@olwenloud9704

2 жыл бұрын

It is not possible to get rid of the really tiny bones.

Drizzle lemon juice on the fish and give them a side of tartar sauce to dip the fish in. It's delicious! 😋 Of course, eat the fries with ketchup.

I have been waiting for so long for them to try some English dishes. Glad to see that you enjoyed it guys. 🥰

Aman, thank you for the song at the end! It's not the same without a song. 🎶

I love this villagers. Enjoy thier food. The apreciation in thier faces are priceless

I love them. Always sincere, always grateful, always kind, and enjoy good meals whole-heartedly. They are some wholesome people.❤

Fish and chips is delicious

Friday fish fry is big where I live. Its also served with cole slaw, potato salad and macaroni salad. Food for days. Also need tartar sauce and lemon for the fish and vinegar for the potato. Awesome video, happy to see the reactions.

I am getting better at eating with my fingers . We all do it but there’s a talent for doing it with foods that have sauces and using Naan or another bread to pick it up . I’m (for the most part vegetarian) and have fallen in love with Indian food . The preparation time and home blended masalas are worth it ! Everything I was taught about the food pyramid is wrong . Look how healthy these guys are and there doesn’t seem to be an obesity problem. Where I stay the people go outside to pull fresh curry leaves for cooking . I’m so glad I kept my mortar and pestle . Now I know what I will use it for in the future -spices for chai and cooking . ( I used to make soaps and blend other things using my mortar and pestle ).

@focu2567

2 жыл бұрын

Simular to the Way one uses a towel or wipe to clean up a spill from the counter top, floor or babies bottom.

So glad the guys enjoyed their meal! Fish & chips is my favourite meal, we live near the coast in Australia & love to buy this from the “fish & chip shop” wrapped in paper with lemon wedges and eat it on the beach. Best of all is when they use beer batter and traditional thick chips (not fries). 😋 Here we season chips with chicken salt which isn’t common outside Australia.

@Lapinporokoira

2 жыл бұрын

I've made it at home using tempura batter

@RIHANNON66POE

2 жыл бұрын

Yes as a English person I agree with you beer batter is the best, most places make it like that, and of course our thick chips traditional English.

@cyberash3000

2 жыл бұрын

chicken salt is called red salt or chip seasoning in the uk, but its the same thing, and very popular in the uk

Cod, the most common fish in fish and chips, can grow to be seven feet long and weigh two hundred pounds.

@mildredpierce4506

2 жыл бұрын

Wow! I didn't know they got that big.

@DavidLS1

2 жыл бұрын

@@mildredpierce4506 That's what he said.

@franbenoit

2 жыл бұрын

We have a fish called Halibut in the Great North West of America and Canada that is excellent for fish and chips 👍

@DavidLS1

2 жыл бұрын

@@franbenoit Yes, halibut is the second most popular fish used in fish and chips, only they aren't as big. If anyone translated my comment for the people in this video, I wanted them to be impressed. :)

Nice!! I love these guys! I've always loved knowing people are enjoying their food, it's such a sweet and simple pleasure that these complicated times can't seem to afford. But we have all got to remember what it means to share a meal, whether at home or at a restaurant, with family or sitting next to a stranger. I'm so glad they each enjoyed this meal, and for Aman's song- how fun! Also, spices, as Aman mentioned, - well one thing I love about fish-n-chips is the lack of spices- you actually get to taste the fish and not spices, but with a sort of crispy yummy coating over the fish that's all. Common Man, this was so enjoyable! It makes me happy to see people love a meal!

I tried to eat mackerel as a child, an ocean fish. The mackerel had too many small sharp bones. One bone got into my mouth. I never ate mackerel again.

I love how much Raeen enjoys eating!!

It is so much fun to watch them enjoy food! I would like to invite them to dinner! Namasta! Love to all!!!

Who doesn't love a fish supper? making me hungry now.

the guy with d henna always looks like he had a few drinks,no disrespect ,just remind me of one of my friends

@carolinerowles5951

2 жыл бұрын

😄

Fish and chips can be definitely eaten with the fingers only as was common around the time it was introduced. However if you're going to sit down and eat fish and chips off a plate you really need both a fork and a knife.

@focu2567

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely 👋💯

Good to see raeen and friends again... enjoying fish

I lived in Iran for 13 months in 1977/78. The food was amazing, there was some dishes I didn’t care for but appreciated the opportunity to experience the food and their culture. My step dad worked for an oil company as an engineer.

The food looks so yummy! 😍 I adore the fact we still had a song in this episode. Of course we miss Babu, but this new song was just as fulfilling and lovely! ❤️

Where's the salt and vinegar? Being British, we have chips, not scrawny MacDonalds style "French fries"...maybe with a gherkin (pickled cucumber) and mushy peas too.

@cooldude4643

2 жыл бұрын

mushy peas are much more popular than a gherkin, ive never even seen a gherkin in a chippy up north

Generally fish and chips in the UK consists of crispy battered cod or haddock, with fat chips that are a light golden colour with a fluffy inside, NOT french fries. Mushy peas and battered onions as a side order. Most people like a sprinkling of malt vinegar and salt.

@osmadchlo

2 жыл бұрын

Well, come on... they are not in the UK, and they came pretty close.

Glad they enjoyed one of the UK's favourite dishes. The current top favourite dish in the UK is Tikka Masala, very much inspired by Indian cuisine!

@snowflakemelter1172

2 жыл бұрын

That's not true, it was invented as an excuse to mass immigration , there is no " top dish" and no evidence CTM is more popular than anything else.

@perpetuality1293

2 жыл бұрын

@@snowflakemelter1172 🤣🤣 whatever dude

@snowflakemelter1172

2 жыл бұрын

@@perpetuality1293 trying to laugh off lying.

@HarryFlashmanVC

7 ай бұрын

​@snowflakemelter1172 he's right, Chicken Tikka Madsla... which is a British dish inspired by Indian (Bangladeshi) cuisine has been the most popular dish in the UK for about the last 20 years. Curry and 'Indian food ' in Britain bears very little resemblance to the food they eat in India, rather its a fusion of British and Indian food. The 'curry stew' was developed by British people living in India in the 18th and 19th C. They took these flavors home with them. By the 1920s the first 'Indian' restaurants opened in Britain and ever since have been the most popular food. There's a lot of shared culture between Britain and India that pre dates the modern immigration of the last 20 years by several hundred years.

You can’t go wrong with good old English fish and chips!

I love how he always tries some thing first without the sauce or the dip

You can clearly see that from the first episodes on the other channel to the newer ones they have absorbed so much knowledge

I love this with Malt Vinegar, tarter sauce or .... lemon! ~... Interesting, I never eat it with ketchup/catsup!

@grahamparks1645

2 жыл бұрын

Also cocktail sauce instead of ketchup is good with seafood. But yes tartar sauce and malt vinegar are traditional options.

@judipodgurski5083

2 жыл бұрын

Not just ketchup my friend, it HAS to be Heinz ketchup or nothing. It really is a special taste. Yummy !! xoxo

Love the image on the mug!

Such fun to see how they are are all really enjoying this meal. God bless them

Where's the mushy peas, salt and vinegar for the chips? lol A good chippie tea (evening meal) is the best moment of the week, which tends to happen on Fridays for me and can be home cooked from ingredients bought at the supermarket or from a chip shop when feeling a bit fancy. Curry sauce on the chips is good as well as gravy. Is good to see the lads enjoy one of our favourite dishes and like to suggest another one that is a good evening meal among the common folk in England. Bangers (sausage) n mash (mash potato) with baked beans and gravy.

@spongemonkeysooz

2 жыл бұрын

🤔 Are baked beans and gravy like pork and beans here in America? 🇺🇸

@windywolf4842

2 жыл бұрын

They love our plain old pork and beans. Out of the can and especially for breakfast.

@skyrat3816

2 жыл бұрын

@@spongemonkeysooz Nah, its just baked beans and the gravy is poured over the sausage and mash. Doesn't have to be beans and could be garden peas.

@RIHANNON66POE

2 жыл бұрын

And our Yorkshire puddings Yum.

This video made me so hungry. I love the videos where they taste test stuff🧡

I would love seeing them react to skate clips, because they probably cant even think of such a sport. Much love from Austria

Awesome background and microphone!! I'm glad to see all details improving or changing as time goes by. Very good! 👍👍

The guy with the mehndi on his hands seems a bit eccentric. Lol!

What likeable well-mannered people!!

Nice to see some food from here. You should get them to try a Cornish pasty. I'm having chips for dinner tonight, but not with fish, I get curry sauce

@enslightened

2 жыл бұрын

Both my favourite food's in your post, well played!

I hope all of you gentlemen go home and praise your wives for cooking for you while you talk about these amazing dishes you have big grateful and thankful the person that does cook for you! Sending love to you and yours from Orlando Florida United States of America

Fish and chips in the belly, strength in the bones and power in the muscles! Good job!! 😀

In Australia we call French Fries Hot Chips and we also call a packet of crisps "chips" too.

Ketsup?? Best with lemon +/or tartar sauce. They clearly enjoyed “boneless” fish

@alextheconfuddled8983

2 жыл бұрын

nah bro fish shop curry sauce hits different

@patriciamorgan6545

2 жыл бұрын

Isn't malt vinegar traditional in England for fish and chips? Ketchup seems more American, with the French fries.

@alextheconfuddled8983

2 жыл бұрын

@@patriciamorgan6545 salt + vinegar is crime to not have

@arthur_p_dent

2 жыл бұрын

no tartar sauce or ketchup. Proper fish & chips comes with malt vinegar

@grahamparks1645

2 жыл бұрын

They need a chef to show them how to filet fish

Love aman's spunk attitude coming out! Nice to see the guys

I'm so happy to see you enjoying the fish and chips. In the US a lot of different fish are used. But my favorite is what is called Catfish. A freshwater fish, but loves to live in dark murky water if you are lucky enough to find wild-caught and not that nasty catfish that is imported from China.

Also I love the bright henna on Aman's hands!! Would love a video where he talks a little bit about it, its significance and meaning. :)

@minnie2185

2 жыл бұрын

He had it put on for his brother's engagement party. You can look it up on internet under Mehndi Indian wedding traditions. It explains why they do it.

@kellyjones4735

2 жыл бұрын

@@minnie2185 ohhh! how nice! :D very cool, congrats to his brother!

Thanks guys! You are always fun to share with us 👌👌

This is so cool, I love watching their reaction.

Show them more. Bless you guy who produce this show

Ahhh fish and chips its a Friday tradition here in England 🇬🇧 😋 need some mushy peas and tartar sauce,lovely 😍 so good to see you try different food bless you all xx

Mmmmm, Fish & Chips! I would love to sit down and share such a meal with these gentlemen.

You missed out the mushy peas.

Enjoyed watching Raeen polish off the dish of ketchup 😀 Glad they all enjoyed their fish & chips.

its interesting to see how they insist with using their hands. very nice people. love the vids

Friday night …Fish and chips…….wonderful 💯❤️🇬🇧

So great to see your faces and hear your voices again. I would like to know what foods you eat when you break your daily fast for Ramadan, and what you will eat for Eid ul Fitr. Ramadan Mubarak.

I'm so glad you all enjoyed it! Best wishes to you all. x

Can’t watch anymore today, it’s 9pm here as I’m watching. I wasn’t hungry before but I’m really HUNGRY now! (Plus I’m British and you’re eating FISH & CHIPS!) I’ll watch the rest of the clip tomorrow after lunch - 3 guesses what I’m going to have….

Great job. That looks very appetising. It's a HUGE portion lol. Can't complain about that though.

@lisalarouge6309

2 жыл бұрын

It looks SO delicious!

@TealStarSusan

2 жыл бұрын

I have to say that in Scotland our fish were much bigger…and the portions of chips too! They hardly fit on the plates!

@rickb3645

2 жыл бұрын

@@TealStarSusan Yeah... The last Cod & Chips i had, they couldn't fit the Cod in the box in one piece it was 14 inches long... When they were saying... "it's a huge piece of Fish"... at about 7 inches... I was thinking... they would be shocked at the portion sizes we're used to. But i'm so glad they enjoyed their Fish & Chips. 👍

Really loved seeing all of them enjoy the food. Great smiles

I am from northern England. We serve fish and chips with mushy peas,tomato sauce and a slice of bread with butter. We drink a cup of tea with it.

As I watch these videos I know I need to broaden my taste palate. These video make me look up recipes that these good people from the video talk about. I am glad I came across these videos on KZread

It's only 9.00am here in England and you're making me hungry! I think Ill buy us Fish and Chips tonight.😊

I don't know if it's nationwide in the UK, but certainly here in Leicester, the Indian diaspora have blended masala fish into the traditional fish and chips recipe (essentially just mixing the two batters/coatings). That is to say, I can empathise with Aman very much when he talks about the problems with spicy fish! And for Raeen, it's very common for chip shops to sell bread as well so by all means add a roti into the mix

@cyberash3000

2 жыл бұрын

not common in blackpool or the fylde coast i can tell you that, in fact ive NEVER seen it in any chippy on the fylde coast, BUT we arnt very diverse

@cyberash3000

2 жыл бұрын

but i would deffo try it

@mr.sexyman123

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, masala fish is sort of popular here in newcastle too

i hate fish, i would preffer beef steak or battered chicken but if i was to enjoy it, i would love the combination as well, happy that these dudes enjoy foreign foods without a doubt ^_^

@judipodgurski5083

2 жыл бұрын

I hate fish too, but if you've never had halibut fried in batter, and fries...you're really missing something good. My husband and I both grew up on the East coast of Canada, and we both HATE fish...unless it is "fish and chips". Oh my my, SOOOOoooooo tasty !!! xoxo

@kriketo

2 жыл бұрын

@@judipodgurski5083 i guess someday i will enjoy fish again too, but actually can live without xD

@hdufort

2 жыл бұрын

You have to try Japanese fried beef steak (gyukatsu).

Cuts it with a fork and eats it with his hand lmao next level genius 400 IQ

Their use of a head wiggle to punctuate their statements is absolutely fascinating to me.

Tartar sauce and a slice of lemon would make them loved it even more.

Love how much they enjoyed the complete lack of bones, though I have to admit, you do find a bone in such filets every once in awhile, so it's still smart to be a bit careful, even if it's a rare occurrence! In my experience you get one just after you got confident that there were no bones ;)