/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>7583672
I bought chicken breasts at costco yesterday. $5 per breast.

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>>7196616
>whose in shape
>whose in
>whose
lrn2English

You meant 'who's in shape'

>>4334615
Replace entirely with fish and chips.

>>4225044
The closest you'd get to "American Cheese" is cheese slices, which there are plenty of in Tesco, "Kraft Singles" might be what you'd be best with.
Tesco also sell Mountain Dew, but if you get a random one that doesn't, you can go to ASDA, who do it.
Sodas with sugar are how you used to make them in the US. Most Americans prefer them the way we do them, didn't you like them?
And by vegetables in your burger do you mean onion? It's easy enough to find ones without, but onion is just seen as a common ingredient in burgers, adds to the flavour and texture etc.

As for "sir"... we don't use it often because it's generally seen as patronising.