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14864816 No.14864816 [Reply] [Original]

Can we please talk about Anglosphere cuisine? Why is it so terrible?

>> No.14864835

>>14864816
I don't like massive burgers like this. The entire purpose of the burger format is that the bun fuctions as a container for the filling, as well as a handle to avoid getting your hands dirty, or having to use knife/fork. Giant burgers defeat the point.

>> No.14864846

>>14864816
Jealous aren't you? Where are you from?

>> No.14864850

>>14864816
Asshats such as you can never answer a direct question.

>> No.14865005

Anglo food is the best, we already have plenty of great things to eat, so people make meme shit like this

>> No.14865052

>>14864835
What are you, a baby?

>> No.14865056
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14865056

>>14864816
Look at that sloppa shit
Disgusting

>> No.14865059

>>14864816
is that fucking chocolate in a burger?

>> No.14865066

>>14865059
Gravy

>> No.14865070

>>14864816

That's a total gimmick. Nobody likes hot cross buns, I've never had carrot in my burger, the patties are far too big for the bun and it's also pretty rare to see those thin American style patties over here. This is just some bullshit someone did for attention on social media

>> No.14865104

>>14864816
Fuck I'd eat that.

>> No.14865110

>>14864816
OH MY GOOOOOOOOD THAT MAKES ME WANNA CUM

>> No.14865111

>>14864816
is that gravy or chocolate?

>> No.14865124
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14865124

>>14864816
This burger will look the same going in and going out.

>> No.14865127

>>14864816
Is that a hot cross bun,carrot,nutella,burger patty(4?) and cheese?

>> No.14865141

>>14864816
Anglosphere as in Britain, Australia, North America, etc.? It's not terrible. Even British food, for all its failings, has plenty of gems.

>> No.14865150
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14865150

>>14864816
is that a raisin bun? disgusting

>> No.14865153

>>14865150
More sloppa shit
>>14865056

>> No.14865210

>>14865150
How do you even eat this.

>> No.14865223

>>14865210
With a fork and knife... Could have been served open faced, maybe with a little ball of mashed potato on top.

>> No.14865228

>>14865223
Why use burger bread at that point?

>> No.14865231

>>14865223
Then what's the point of making it a burger if you have to use knife and fork to eat it? Now the bread is soggy because all that "sauce"

>> No.14865303

>>14865059
Raisens

>> No.14865331

>>14864816
Yeah but how much does that cost in a combo meal?

>> No.14865349

>>14864816
Their traditional cuisine is kilometers of quality away from southern Europe. Given this fact they can't and will never develop modern food since their foundations have always been shit. Most of their modern restaurants use french cuisine and techniques as their foundation. Having to rely on other countries cuisines to produce good food because your national food is so atrocious is quite embarrassing.

>> No.14865356

Anglo seafood stews and bakes are pretty good.
Also beef welly.

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>>14864835
accurate, the ratios have to be right in order to get all the flavors aswell. these kind of burgers are usualy made by people who have no idea how to make burgers who think big = better. pic related if how a good burger is supposed to look like, exculding the veggie patty.

>> No.14865916

>>14864835
>I don't like massive burgers like this.
Nobody really does. Nobody orders this because they just want to eat it. People buy it because it's quirky and entertaining and they probably want to post a picture of it on their social media, but it's not actually good and I would assume the novelty of it wears off pretty quick for most people once they realize it's not actually that enjoyable to eat.

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>>14864816

>> No.14865940

>>14864816
The point of this is that it's performatively indulgent and elaborate, in posting it to IG you're demonstrating that you have the resources and wherewithal to sit down in a trendy neighborhood and spend $35 on a meme

>> No.14865942

>>14865926
up the irons!

>> No.14865952

>>14864816
>hot cross bun
>burger

WHY

>> No.14866057

>>14865349
It was pretty good before rationing and convenience foods took their toll. Lots of variety, nutritious, and plenty of seafood dishes. Not as glamorous as French haute cuisine, but Western haute cuisine was virtually invented by French chefs—from the days of royalty. Anglos today simply aren't as fussy when it comes to cookery on the whole (more practical in other areas). Still, the apparent balefulness is somewhat overstated—particularly if you look to older recipes for influence.