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Jason and Travis Kelce try a traditional English breakfast for the first time… but which fan favorite item do they label ‘bland’?
Jason and Travis Kelce are embracing British culture while across the pond.
The New Heights podcast co-hosts sat down for a full English breakfast while recording Wednesday’s episode, and offered their thoughts on some fan-favorite dishes.
‘Oh s*** we gotta eat food? I thought we were just drinking English beer,’ Travis said, as a server placed a full plate of food in front of him at the beginning of their podcast recording.
You’re getting the full English treatment,’ Jason added.
The pair were served beans on toast, black pudding, blood sausages, chips and bacon.
The pair tried beans on toast, black pudding, blood sausages, chips and bacon
The retired NFL player remarked, ‘[this] looks like my least favorite kind of bacon, which is not crispy bacon.’
He then tried the beans on toast, telling the listeners, ‘I’m not gonna lie, I don’t get the big deal about it.
‘It’s what you think it is. It’s not bad, it’s very bland.’
The former Philadelphia player also offered a serving suggestion for the beans.
‘In America, what I would do with beans and something resembling a hot dog is I would combine those two … beans and weenies, now that’s a Kelce staple right there.’
Jason then tried the bacon, and walked back his initial harsh comments.
‘I went into this bacon thinking it would be bad because I don’t like flimsy bacon … but it’s good,’ he conceded.
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