Florence Pugh Eats 11 English Dishes - Mukbang | Vogue

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Florence Pugh indulges in a variety of traditional English dishes, including Scotch eggs, Cornish pasties, shepherd's pie, fish and chips, and bubble and squeak, reflecting on her childhood memories and the difficulties of eating in corset costumes. She concludes with a feast of roast chicken, Brussels sprouts, sticky toffee pudding, trifle, and Victoria sponge cake, highlighting her love for British cuisine and family traditions.

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  • Florence Pugh indulges in a wide array of traditional English dishes, showcasing her appreciation for comfort foods and culinary heritage, emphasizing the role of food in connecting her to family memories and navigating challenges in her acting career.
  • Through her exploration of diverse British cuisine, Florence Pugh highlights the cultural significance and historical roots of each dish, illustrating how food serves as a gateway to understanding regional traditions and the stories behind iconic recipes, offering a glimpse into the rich tapestry of British culinary history and its influence on personal experiences and storytelling.

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    A boiled egg wrapped in breaded sausage and deep-fried.

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Florence Pugh's English Breakfast and More

  • Florence Pugh eats a traditional English breakfast consisting of sausages, beans, black pudding, fried eggs, bacon, and tea to cure a hangover.
  • She tries a large Scotch egg with pickled onions and explains its components - a boiled egg wrapped in breaded sausage and deep-fried.
  • Florence samples a Cornish pasty, a meat-filled puff pastry invented for Cornish miners, and a shepherd's pie with tzatziki.
  • She enjoys fish and chips, mentioning her granddad's expertise in fish, and tries a steak and ale pie with mashed potatoes.
  • Florence tastes bubble and squeak, a dish made from leftover roast ingredients, and finishes with a roast chicken, Brussels sprouts, sticky toffee pudding, trifle, and a Victoria sponge cake, reflecting on her childhood memories and the challenges of eating in corset costumes.
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