Can we take the iconic English Breakfast and make it vegan? The best part…is we attempt a vegan black pudding! Consisting of …
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Can I make a FULL ENGLISH BREAKFAST Vegan? (ft. vegan bacon, sausage and black pudding)
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The moral of the story is, no one wants to eat a weird tasting oatmeal. Full recipe and substitutions are up on the blog!
Sooo the answer to "can you make a FULL ENGLISH BREAKFAST" is NO, no you can not? That's disappointing. Wish you'd included that in the title or description, but I guess you wanted this to be click-bait. That's frustrating.
Loved your attempt at black pudding! Before I stopped eating meat at the age of fifty, black pudding used to be my favourite component of a full English. I would suggest something based on a vegetarian haggis may work? Having eaten both when I used to eat meat they have similar spices. Haven't attempted it myself yet as I don't have the cooking skills. Also a coeliac which complicates everything!
Huge FAIL. a Full English breakfast by tradition requires MEAT!! Real sausage, Real Bacon, from pigs.
You can't have Vegan sausage or Vegan bacon, if its NOT made from pigs its NOT bacon or sausage!!
Your Vegan Black Pudding is failed
Maybe add some mint vegetable protein and chunks of fat like coconut oil grated (like sauce stash the YouTuber does) other wise I feel you got the black pud down… definitely a good thought process you have!! 😎✌️ P.s new to your channel but funking love ya vids. #binged 😁✌️
you sound a lot like jess from new girl 🙃
Is it true that vegan store there fats in tupperware tubs and sniff it every time they talk because they chat shit
5:30 to skip the fucking gross pudding from hell and get right to the gudgud
Why do the english eat like this. Oh my goodness. People usually share a meal like this between 4 people, ah the excess!
Dude, I get the gag.
Before I was vegan and ignorant and brainwashed about life, I ate " black pudding" in Birmingham, and I assure you, you are not missing anything 😉
Not every full English has black pudding also it tends to be regional, and as its made from pigs blood many don't eat it.
It's usually got regular toast as well as bread fried in a lot of butter until crispy.
I'm from 🇬🇧 , hate black pudding..lol
Doesn’t look traditional at all!
Looks like something off of a Studio Ghibli movie 😍😍😍
Check out both websites – (1) ‘The Real Lancashire Black Pudding Company’ Their Vegan Black Pudding is called V Pud ….. it’s also available on Amazon.co.uk
(2) ‘’The Bury Black Pudding Company’ – Vegan Black Pudding Both company’s vegan products are ‘Vegetarian Society’ (UK) approved…..
Question- What is the ‘brand’ of the vegetarian ‘Simulated Bacon’ in the plastic wrap ? … Thanks….
Love the experimenting in this 😁🇬🇧Am English and had a few Full English breakfasts in my time (but it's more a sometimes meal for most). Have to say I HATE Black pudding!! 😝Yuck!Would be happy without it! Luuve Baked beans ❤️
I feel kind of bad that you put in so much effort to try and make plant based things taste like meat, especially with how the black pudding went. Seemed like a waste of food and a waste of your time, even though you enjoy cooking. I don't even eat meat, which is also probably why i feel bad about this video; meat doesn't even taste good to me, and i've always been pretty satisfied with being a vegetarian and most of the food i eat is already plant based anyway and i don't try and make things taste like meat because i don't like the taste of meat. I want to be vegan and i'm working on it, and it's not difficult for me at all because dairy products actually give me more problems rather than do me any good.
I feel like i should apologise to you for making this video because i've always been happy when my food didn't taste like meat, and i wouldn't ask you to do all the things you did to make the food taste like meat when it led to some fails and some food being wasted when most of the ingredients would have been fine on their own or in a different recipe.
vegan haggis? 🙂
In Scotland we also eat black pudding for breakfast, however there are other "puddings" that can be fried and served with a full breakfast, such as Clootie Dumpling – which could quite possibly be converted to an entirely vegan recipe, only requiring that animal suet be changed to vegetable suet/vegetable shortening. There's also a lighter variety called "fruit pudding" which is also sliced and fried for breakfast. As a substitute you could even use a bought vegan Christmas pudding (which is very similar to Clootie dumpling). Other possibilities might include a vegan haggis, which could be sliced and fried similarly, and there's another variety called white pudding, made from oatmeal and onions. The Welsh also have "Laverbread" which is a mixture of boiled laver seaweed and oatmeal, which is fried in little patties and often served with a full breakfast. Who said pudding is only for desert!!!! LOL.