/ck/ - Food & Cooking

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>spic immigrants in the US who use the word cilantro

Both words are rooted in Latin, but by either term is it not common to the bland peasant rations of contemporary Britbong cuisine.

But because of our cultural superiority, we have adopted both terms for purpose of clarity. Coriander is the seed, cilantro is the plant.

We also have another herb in our toolbox that makes us superior to you - culantro.

>The average Brit eats as good as if not better

Apart from your 1%ers in the ISIS-occupied city of Londonistan, everything you eat comes in a plastic tub that you microwave or is pic related.

The prosecution rests.