/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>13981168
OP probably eats "brekkie" and snacks from a "chippie" and watches the "tellie"

fuck, go brush your teeth

I live in the Detroit area and there are a goodly number of Brits who work f0r the car companies. The other day I was having breakfast at a Coney Island and there was a table of Brits ordering breakfast. When their food came, one Brit said, "Mates, there's so much food here, it's going to take a fork-knife to eat all of it."

So my question is: What is a fork-knife? Is it what Brits call a spork or is it a different utensil they have in Great England that we don't have here in the States?

>>7073544
>Mashed Potatoes earliest known appearance was in England as well.

potatoes from the New World
did the english invent tea, too?

you killing yourself would be a good start

>>7040073

fish and chips
I'm British

>>6112742

the British fork-knife

Hey /ck/
Britfag here who is living in the states working as an engineer for an American car company. The other night I went out with a bunch of Yanks from work for "beers" and while we were tipping a few one of my co-workers asked "are we gonna do shotzerwat?" I had to leave before whatever he was asking for came to pass. So what the hell is "shotzerwat". Is it a drink? Food? A sex act?
I am flummergasped. Do the Johnny Proper and help a bloke out here.