American tries "Toad in the Hole" for the First Time... And Is Literally Shocked

I've always heard that British food has a bad reputation. As an American, I was skeptical until a trip to London... where I was genuinely surprised by how good the food was[cite: 246]. So, I decided to put the "bad food" theory to the test by cooking one of the most notoriously named dishes: Toad in the Hole[cite: 247]. In this video, I'm following a classic Waitrose recipe [cite: 248] to make a full British comfort food dinner. I'm making the Toad in the Hole (a giant Yorkshire pudding with sausages), a rich homemade Onion Gravy [cite: 261], and (surprisingly tasty!) Mushy Peas[cite: 265, 334]. Join me as I try to figure out the Yorkshire pudding batter [cite: 249], recover from a few "whoopsie" moments[cite: 252, 318], and finally discover what Toad in the Hole actually tastes like. The result was... "so flippin tasty"! My verdict? Britain, you don't have a food problem... you have a PR problem . --- TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 The "Bad Rap" of British Food 0:36 Making the Yorkshire Pudding Batter 0:56 The First "Whoopsie" (The Milk) 2:08 Making "Moreish" Mushy Peas [cite: 336] 3:22 The Secret to Onion Gravy 4:47 The $11.50 Sausages [cite: 292] 5:11 "American Bullet Casings" [cite: 304] 6:33 Assembling the Toad in the Hole 7:16 The Second "Whoopsie" (The Rosemary) [cite: 318] 7:37 The REVEAL! 8:08 The Tasting: First Impressions 8:40 The Sausage Verdict 8:52 Trying the Mushy Peas 9:33 The "Flippin Tasty" Final Bite 9:43 The Verdict: It's a PR Problem [cite: 344] --- To all my British viewers: How did I do? Let me know in the comments if I made this correctly [cite: 356] or if you have a family secret for the perfect Toad in the Hole. #toadinthehole #britishfood #americanreacts