Tea And A Butty

You've read and heard numerous times about Americans abroad and how loud and obnoxious they are but now, it's the Brits turn to be called out on their manners abroad! Dominic also recounts some stories of his time as a Brit on holiday in Europe.

What are your experiences with Brits abroad?

Since Sticky Toffee Pudding was invented, presumably sometime in the 1970s, the UK has been in love and you'd be hard pressed to find a restaurant in the entire UK that doesn't have it on its menu and it's no wonder! It's sticky, gooey, deliciousness that should have had the same impact as the Beatles did in America but it's not really caught on!

Have you ever tried Sticky Toffee Pudding?

This week we're discussing the Brit awards and Sabrina Carpenter's performance along with the Oscar shenanigans and the mysterious death of Gene Hackman and his wife. Erica also talks about the show Outer Banks and her plans to force Dominic to watch it with her again.

What was your favourite part of the Oscars??

We're chatting about the BAFTA and SAG award shows this week in our pop culture extravaganza. We also touch on the Eastenders 40th anniversary and whether the Queen Vic is going to be alright. Also, there's Erica's quiz, which Dominic totally fails so be sure to listen to that!

Have you all been watching the Baldwins reality show??

When you think about New York City, are your first thoughts about the place that it's full of drugs, prostitutes and hot dogs? If so, then you might have moved to New York in 1975 when Saturday Night Live began, 50 years ago. In this episode, we chat about the 50th anniversary of the show and how much New York City is going back to the 1970s.

What are your thoughts about New York City?

This week, we're discussing that age old stereotype that won't seem to go away: Blandness in British food. Well, it's much better than baldness in British food. Us Brits like our food hairy thank you very much! But really, how bland is British food? Did we really conquer lands just to sell the spices??

Do you find British food bland?

In this week's episode, we take a depressing look at shows on Britbox. If you think Kenneth Branagh waddling his way around London as Boris Johnson isn't depressing enough, just wait till you hear us talking about what happened at this year's Grammy awards in LA! Taylor Swift was also very depressed by the results.

What have you been watching this week?

This week we're discussing two of the most important people in the world today: Blake 'Khaleesi' Lively and Justin 'I Like Sentimental Blake' Baldoni and their long, drawn out law suit over their alleged aborted affair that Ryan Reynolds walked in on and shouted at Justin about.

Will it end with them? Let us know!

If you're a Tik Tok user, especially an American Tik Tok user, then the past weekend has been a roller coaster. Between the service going dark on late Saturday night to resuming on late Sunday, Tik Tok users were left wondering about Americans fate on the app but now it's back, but is it the same? We're discussing that very thing in this week's episode.

Let us know your thoughts!

In 2007, Erica first tasted that literal slice of heaven known as a custard slice from a bakery chain in south Wales called Jenkins. It is two slices of rough puff pastry with a thick set heavy custard in between and icing on top. It's a variation of the original French dessert known as the Mille-Feuille (Napoleon Pastry). In this episode, we take Erica back to her first experience of it and her continuing love for it.

Have you ever had a custard slice?