/ck/ - Food & Cooking

wtf

Isn't "brekkie" aussie slang?

for me its the meateor

>>19701565
>sausage tomato mushroom and bacon with some presumably savory sauce drizzled on
I'd try it.

That looks really good. I miss uk dominos so much

>>19701565
PFWOAAARR propa scran that!

>>19701565
For me? It's the Tikka Masala pizza. Real life Italians are forced to make it despite many bursting into screaming within their first ten minutes of the job.

>>19701565
looks fine

That looks good, I'd try it if they offered it in the US. But between the Heinz logo and the full English theme I'm wondering where the beans are.

>>19701767
I assume it's just Heinz brand brown sauce, if they're offering a baked beans dip with this then the West is saved

Nuggets filled with beans.

Philistines.
Pizza needs an authentic Italian topping.

>>19701565
It looks pretty good.

The only reason to ever have dominos is the garlic and herb dip

>>19701565
More like buttbongs lmao. Cuz they all take it in the butt from brown people lol

>>19701609
Yeh it sounds alright OP is a faggot

>>19701754
Had this exact brand yesterday but it was the Double Pepperoni

>>19701854
Perfect fit for the double dicks in your ass. Homo

>>19701565
no beanz?

>>19701785
cauliflower and cheddar nuggets sound actually amazing

>>19701797
>>19701565
Pizza was originally a convince food desifned for blue collar men going to work
The British abomination pizza is a more authentic pizza than than most pizzas currently being sold

>>19701865
This. Fucking false advertising, would not touch this slop with an unlicenced broom handle.

>>19701582
they might use it too but its definitely a brit thing

>>19701565
Looks fine to me
t. american

>product placement
Do Peruvian underwater macrame forums really?

why do the infantilize their vocabulary so much
brekkie
chippy
tinny
telly and so on
they really do it a lot and I'm not sure if the realize they sound like literal kindergarteners to everybody else

>>19701565
why is a sausage, mushroom and pepper pizza covered in #chup a "breakfast pizza"?

>>19703325
>British English is full of whimsical terms like these. They reflect the UK’s cultural appreciation of wit, a long tradition of literary inventiveness – and Britain’s fluctuating global influence over the centuries.
>https://www.bbc.com/culture/article/20170619-why-british-english-is-full-of-silly-sounding-words
Because they're heckin' witty you dumbly-bumbly AMERICAN chud.

>>19701754
>family-run pizza factory
lol

>>19701565
>big brekkie
>no beans

>>19703325
>why do the infantilize their vocabulary so much
Soul vs Soulless innit

>>19701582
aussies are just brits with perpetual sunstroke

>>19703325
>says the country which uses the expressions "go potty" and "dookie"