/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>10198642

>>8409574
Fucking Stilton mate.

Old ass books. Turning over a wet, half rotten log.

>>8059025
OBSESSED

Stilton

>>8017158

>>7816161
it's fuckin GOAT m8

>>7757615
British food is surprisingly like American food with regards to how average people eat, especially older people. Not exactly the same type of food but the quality and level of seasoning for sure (apart from the cheese which I think is superior). I remember watching some show where MPW tried to make a menu of all british dishes from entirely british ingredients and it was kind of funny how poorly they were received by his clientele. It wasn't even weird shit like jellied eels, we're talking fish pies here

But like America, Britain benefits from being a multicultural, cosmopolitan, patchwork society and their food obviously reflects that. After NYC, London is the most important city in the world and probably one of the richest too so it attracts a good food culture. I don't know much about how it is outside of that area but there is a lovely pastry shop in Dartmouth and I had some first rate puddings and fish in Aberdeen. I was drunk most of the time I was in Edinburgh but I assume they get on pretty well too.

Basically if you ask a young, well-off person where to get some good food they ought to be able to steer you in the right direction. Working class shits have terrible taste and the older posh people are still cramming their gullets with cucumber sandwiches.

t. American who lived in Rotherhithe for a year

>>7725065
I don't understand this post, its purpose, or message