Food pics from England

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Anonymous Mon Jan 19 05:04:35 2015 No.6157590 [Reply] [Original]

Food pics from England

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 05:05:18 2015 No.6157591 >>6157590 Do you butter toast sandwiches?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 05:05:19 2015 No.6157592 lel

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 05:14:41 2015 No.6157601 I don't understand how a toast sandwich could cost less than a bowl of porridge made with water. I just don't.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 05:48:10 2015 No.6157632 If this thread gets deleted we'll have conclusive proof that the autist responsible for weeb food threads is the janitor

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 06:15:42 2015 No.6157679 >>6157590 microwavedpotato.jpg

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 06:21:30 2015 No.6157695 >>6157632 That would only be true if OP had used a picture of actual iconic English food, not a gimmick nobody really eats which is heavily used for trolling.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 06:43:56 2015 No.6157711 >>6157591 Oh, look at mister moneybags, butter on your toast sandwich! Perhaps you'd like a stop of jam, as well, you wastrel.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 06:45:01 2015 No.6157712 >>6157601 Me neither. You can get 1kg of oats for 0.5£

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:03:44 2015 No.6157737 >>6157695 this, I had never heard of a toast sandwich before /ck/ and neither has anyone I know

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:04:48 2015 No.6157738 File: 258 KB, 620x462, miliband_620_1982934a.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] The butty but of course

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:07:05 2015 No.6157740 File: 163 KB, 500x375, 86267839_84ecc26964.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157601 Cheapest lunch. i think porridge consitutes breakfast. Anyway, english food...

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Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:10:25 2015 No.6157749

>>6157695
>>6157737
Yeah, I was never sure if that was a troll or not. Seemed like maybe British humor (because it's dry, get it?) or poor people food (like I've had a "hand sandwich" which is a slice of cheap bologna in your hand). Guess it's probably like that potato sandwich troll.

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:14:18 2015 No.6157756 File: 51 KB, 630x300, Full-english-Breakfast-630x300.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Food pics from india thread was just pruned, is this thread likely to go soon?

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:14:37 2015 No.6157758

My stepfather was an Englishman before he ran away to the USA, he made some dish that I can't remember the name of, damn good though.

It was mashed potatoes, beans, and meat all in one crazy package, some kind of cheese too IIRC

I'm not really on speaking terms with the man so I don't know what the dish was called, hopefully one of you limeys can help me

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:15:21 2015 No.6157760 >>6157758 bubble and squeak? was it fried in a pan?

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:15:32 2015 No.6157761

>>6157749
It's sort of both. And in my area I've always heard what you call a "hand sandwich" called a "loser sandwich" (which is to say, eating cheap lunch meat with no bread, sometimes with a slice of processed cheese)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toast_sandwich

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:17:41 2015 No.6157766 >>6157632 What did I miss? Did one of his Japan threads get deleted? I asked in the diarhea thread but it was deleted by the time I hit "post".

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:17:52 2015 No.6157767 >>6157760 it was baked IIRC he called it a pie or something

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:17:55 2015 No.6157768 File: 63 KB, 720x430, FishChips_Poster_720x430px_1.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:18:11 2015 No.6157769 File: 48 KB, 756x598, welshrarebit.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157756 They'd best stay away

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:19:09 2015 No.6157773 File: 56 KB, 320x240, Cottage-Pie.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157767 cottage pie probably, bit odd to put beans in it pic related although ingredients can be altered a little

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:20:00 2015 No.6157775 File: 20 KB, 460x287, chip-butty.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157749 Potato sandwich? Chip butties are pretty good

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:20:24 2015 No.6157779 >>6157767 Like shepherd's pie or something?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:20:52 2015 No.6157780 >>6157756 Nobody answered my question.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:21:53 2015 No.6157782 >>6157756 >>6157780 This one is less likely to disappear since the OP at least used a picture of food rather than fecal matter.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:22:14 2015 No.6157783 File: 101 KB, 614x409, 1098_l.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157767 Shepherd's pie? Cottage pie's the same thing i think though like the other bloke said

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:22:24 2015 No.6157784 File: 58 KB, 300x240, 33792_.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157779 not if it had cheese on, never cheese on shepherds, only on cottage pie. pic beef wellington >>6157776 forgot to label it steak and kidney pudding

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:23:58 2015 No.6157788 >>6157780 Nobody answered mine: >>6157766 (I saw the diarhea thread)

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:25:34 2015 No.6157789 File: 834 KB, 1440x1080, BXSP01H_ploughmans-lunch_s4x3.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157783 shepherds pie uses lamb as the meat (hence the name shepherd), cottage pie uses beef mince.

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Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:28:00 2015 No.6157798
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>>6157766

Don't think the japan thread was pruned, someone made a non japan food thread out of butthurt towards weebs though

The Indian food thread got pruned because there was a picture of green diahhroea as the main pic.

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:29:49 2015 No.6157802 If there is one thing we do will it is high tea. gonna be flooding with high tea pics

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Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:33:47 2015 No.6157816

>>6157766
Current food from Japan thread is still up. Somebody decided to start threads about food from other places with troll images, possibly out of butthurt for the popularity of the weeb food thread.

The India one got deleted because the OP image was a picture of shit. It seems that the janitor didn't feel like a toast sandwich was hard enough trolling to warrant deletion of this thread.

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:37:25 2015 No.6157828 File: 402 KB, 600x900, radisson-high-tea3.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:38:12 2015 No.6157829 File: 476 KB, 800x706, teaandcrumpets.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157822

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:40:05 2015 No.6157834 File: 165 KB, 375x500, 194730592_a694f1be94.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157829 looks like a cozy saturday morning to me mate.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:41:08 2015 No.6157836 >>6157782 >>6157788 Whoops, was too vague My question on the diarrhea thread was what really was the "diarrhea" in the picture Inb4 it was real diarrhea - it was on fucking parchment paper.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:42:28 2015 No.6157837 File: 212 KB, 1600x1200, IMG_3494.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:43:23 2015 No.6157839 >>6157590 So it's toasted bread, inside bread? I'm being trolled right?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:43:38 2015 No.6157840 >>6157800 >>6157769 >>6157827 What am I looking at? All this high tea though man, I wish I could eat it erry day

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:45:28 2015 No.6157845 File: 466 KB, 1661x925, india thread pic.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157836 but it was I did a reverse image search on it and it came back as black tar diarrhea

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:45:30 2015 No.6157846 >>6157836 >Inb4 it was real diarrhea - it was on fucking parchment paper. Reverse image search pulled up stuff about black or tarry stool. That's the best you're going to get.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:48:25 2015 No.6157847 File: 14 KB, 315x310, b18.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157845 >>6157846 I dont want to believe I thought it was appetizing

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:49:12 2015 No.6157848 >>6157847 kek, i think you may have a scat fetish anon.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:51:27 2015 No.6157851 File: 204 KB, 1152x768, 121922832325.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:56:02 2015 No.6157857 File: 11 KB, 299x168, he does it for free!!.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Food pics from /j/. >(USER WAS FUNNY FOR THIS POST)

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 07:58:17 2015 No.6157861

>>6157840

>>6157800

Shitposting, no one seriously eats an entire pie in a bun

>>6157769

basically a toasted cheese sandwich, from wales

>>6157827

roast beef, roast potatoes and a yorkshire pudding in gravy, looks like some green vegetable hidden behind that i can't identify, maybe brussel sprouts

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:13:48 2015 No.6157888 File: 5 KB, 200x200, 1316297035.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157872 Bloody wankers cocking up a fine nosh with Continental tripe

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:14:48 2015 No.6157890 >>6157837 What type of pastries are those?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:15:19 2015 No.6157891 >>6157890 they are crumpets

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:15:42 2015 No.6157893
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Let us not forget that even the great macaroni cheese as we know it today (macaroni baked in a mornay sauce and topped with parmigiano-reggiano) was invented in England as well.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:20:28 2015 No.6157901 >>6157893 I always thought it was invented by Yankee Doodle and that the original recipe called for a feather.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:20:46 2015 No.6157902 File: 52 KB, 420x315, spicy_chicken_masala_curry.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157891 Splendid

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:21:52 2015 No.6157904 File: 499 KB, 1920x1440, 1408668405163.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:23:04 2015 No.6157907 File: 161 KB, 868x708, blackpud.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:25:08 2015 No.6157912 >>6157907 Can you get a battered can of irn bru?

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:27:02 2015 No.6157919 >>6157901 There were American versions of the dish around the time of the first published mornay sauce kind (in England) but they were the cheese butter and noodles variety.

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:28:36 2015 No.6157927 File: 874 KB, 2256x1496, fitz.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157837 >chamomile mango herb tea impostor detected

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:31:21 2015 No.6157933 File: 241 KB, 640x806, beans.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157927 I've got a box of chamomile tea. I just haven't drank any since 2013

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:31:26 2015 No.6157934 File: 34 KB, 615x409, Marks-and-Spencer-scotch-egg-advert.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:32:52 2015 No.6157938 >>6157927 >>6157933 Not to mention that Bigelow is an American tea company.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:33:48 2015 No.6157940 File: 271 KB, 1600x1200, welsh_faggots_peas.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:34:59 2015 No.6157944 File: 433 KB, 1106x800, chicken-tikka-masala.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157937 damn thats a good looking scotch egg

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:36:37 2015 No.6157949 not a fan of trifle but they can look good sometimes.

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:37:39 2015 No.6157951 File: 106 KB, 400x504, trifle-2.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157949 forgot pic

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:41:15 2015 No.6157957 >>6157901 Yankee Doodle is a British invention too. It was originally sung to mock the colonists who thought sticking a feather in their hat was 'macaroni' (slang for dapper or fashionable after the macaroni club in London)

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:43:57 2015 No.6157961 >>6157851 scampi fucking fries great artificial taste. I know it is wrong but why does it feel so right

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:44:37 2015 No.6157962 >>6157740 Those are some pretty overpriced pies, you'd get one cheaper at a football match.

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:44:55 2015 No.6157966 File: 85 KB, 800x345, f2bgreggs.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] What the town I grew up in offers the culinary world.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:45:10 2015 No.6157967 >>6157957 Oh shit that's sick burn, I never gave any thought to the words 10/10 for planting that song in American children's minds, especially considering how anglophilic some parts of the southeastern US are

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:45:38 2015 No.6157969 >>6157966 Gee Bill, 2 Greggs?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:45:40 2015 No.6157970 >>6157749 Do you mean a Tattie Scone roll? Or do you mean like actual potatoes?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:46:10 2015 No.6157971 >>6157962 they're better quality and from a butchers though, the scale up in quality is never reflected in the cost but they are still better pies than you'll find at a football match.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:46:13 2015 No.6157972 >>6157961 goat pub crisps tbh

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:47:44 2015 No.6157977 >>6157972 ayy lovbe to have them when i am over there

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:48:59 2015 No.6157978 File: 362 KB, 988x742, 121400141225.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157749 No one eats toast sandwiches but pie sandwiches (or pie butties in the North of England) are a real phenomemon. It's frowned upon though.

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:49:56 2015 No.6157981 File: 127 KB, 300x425, Dicksons_Sav_Dip_Web.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157966 That and this

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:50:09 2015 No.6157983 >>6157806 Complete with an open book, I don't know whether I hate the person who took this photo or want to sleep with them.

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:51:30 2015 No.6157985
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>>6157978

Not sure if it is just the midlands but chip butties i've noticed people eating before.

the fucks wrong with people, all that carbohydrate without protein or veggies... why

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:51:42 2015 No.6157986 >>6157966 When the UK becomes officially Islamic the left Greggs will be for men, the right for the ladies.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:52:33 2015 No.6157989 >>6157966 croydon?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:52:43 2015 No.6157990 File: 51 KB, 700x500, 573 (2).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157985

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:52:56 2015 No.6157991 >>6157986 I assume the fuzzies will burn down the haram amusement arcade >no fun allowed in islam

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:53:52 2015 No.6157993 >>6157971 Yeah, I'm aware, it's just football match prices are fucking outrageous, butchers near me do a good scotch or pork pie for like £2.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:54:00 2015 No.6157994 >>6157990 Thats a pretty good looking sausage roll, ruined with a cob.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:54:57 2015 No.6157995 File: 143 KB, 500x333, 3475709363_f8e126af44.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157989 South Shields, the North East is the home of Greggs after all.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:55:10 2015 No.6157996 >>6157966 What's with the UK and copy pasting franchised shops and restaurant every 30 meters? Do you really need 5 starbucks for a single street?

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:56:21 2015 No.6158002 >>6157995 looks just like croydon

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:56:24 2015 No.6158004 >>6157993 Decent price from a butchers, they charge about £4:50 at my local one.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:58:17 2015 No.6158006 File: 50 KB, 620x360, brand_map_new_york.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157996 Where are you from?

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:59:30 2015 No.6158008 >>6157996 >walking more than 30 meters for things i'm a busy man m8

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 08:59:40 2015 No.6158009 File: 49 KB, 700x555, 1420682250634.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157851 Based Brannigans

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 09:00:17 2015 No.6158011 >>6158010 The mushy peas or garden peas debate. Mushy peas every time.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 09:00:51 2015 No.6158013 File: 92 KB, 590x590, thumb_600.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6158009 I prefer the Lamb and mint

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 09:01:55 2015 No.6158016 >>6158011 and the entire cup of HP sauce

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 09:02:09 2015 No.6158019 File: 9 KB, 229x220, index.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6158011 Garden all the way for me, the combo of flavours and textures in mushy peas really grates with me.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 09:02:32 2015 No.6158021 >>6157861 You would be wrong there roll n pie is actually a tasty snack.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 09:03:13 2015 No.6158025 File: 8 KB, 168x168, 168s.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6158016 I think thats chip shop gravy.

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 09:21:06 2015 No.6158056 >>6158021 >i want a whole roll of bread with my pastry ok pleb

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 09:32:18 2015 No.6158071 >>6158054 That looks so fucking good....

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 09:40:15 2015 No.6158088 >>6157754 that looks absolutely delicious

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 09:46:57 2015 No.6158100 >>6157993 Does security search you for food at football grounds? £10 for fish and chips at wembley is taking the piss

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 09:47:12 2015 No.6158101 >>6158054 >not mustard What?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 09:49:24 2015 No.6158105 >>6157744 This is from food wishes I tried to make these but could get the damn dough right

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 09:50:50 2015 No.6158112 >>6158101 It says "hot mustard" ya dingus.

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Anonymous Mon Jan 19 10:17:24 2015 No.6158162
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This was made by my Gran on boxing day. It was absolutely delicious.

It's a steak and sausage pie, with mashed potato, mashed swede, roasted vegetables, honey roasted parsnips, and mealy pudding (a bit like white pudding).

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 10:21:03 2015 No.6158166
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Couldn't get a good photo of it because it was really dark in the pub that served it, but this is a mince pie, cheddar mash, gravy, and the little cup is full of Pease Pudding.

Pease Pudding is delicious, and mostly local to the North East of England. It might look a bit like sick, but it's actually lentils that have been soaked for a day, then boiled in ham stock. It makes for a brilliant sandwich spread, or just to eat on its own.

http://britishfood.about.com/od/psrecipes/r/Pease-Pudding-Recipe.htm

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 10:21:44 2015 No.6158168 Wow. I'm going to London in two weeks and I have NO idea what I'll be eating while I'm there. Everything looks so unappetizing.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 10:21:54 2015 No.6158169 File: 27 KB, 400x300, DSCN8728-400x300[1].jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Just whipped this up for din-din later.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 10:23:29 2015 No.6158177 >>6158168 epic meme bro

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 10:24:07 2015 No.6158178 >>6158169 But that's French food not English food.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 10:25:46 2015 No.6158180 >>6157966 >>6157995 STEREO GREGGS I love the North East.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 10:28:01 2015 No.6158186 >>6158177 No, I'm serious. All the food pictured in this thread looks EXACTLY like the crap served at some shitty diner in the American Midwest.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 10:28:04 2015 No.6158187 >literally EVERY meal has beer next to it Are the English alcoholics?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 10:29:07 2015 No.6158189 File: 192 KB, 306x398, 1396562227339.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6158186 Sure it does.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 10:31:04 2015 No.6158193 File: 5 KB, 316x248, 5.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6158166 I thought that was a giant tortellini for a second

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 10:32:39 2015 No.6158194 File: 153 KB, 1600x1200, 1392165629024.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] kippers

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 10:33:11 2015 No.6158196 >>6158194 >The smell of those Can't deal with it

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 10:33:41 2015 No.6158197 >>6158178 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yv64abAJvEA&t=1m45s

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 10:45:14 2015 No.6158211 >>6158187 yes, we are

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 10:55:18 2015 No.6158227 File: 209 KB, 1009x1171, gt.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] gin & tonic

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 11:09:19 2015 No.6158262 >>6157848 Hard to say when lots of food looks like it

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 11:38:40 2015 No.6158331 >>6158187 Alcohol consumption is more acceptable in europe Whenever I hear americans mention how they have "never drank ever" it just sounds weird

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 11:58:54 2015 No.6158373 >>6157738 did you know they banned photographers at lunch because of this photo

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 12:02:18 2015 No.6158386 English food should include westernised Chinese food and Curry tbh

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 12:03:54 2015 No.6158394 >>6157738 >frumpy slightly too padded black suit >puke periwinkle tie >shirt collar dwarfed by the lapels >shoulder divot Every time I think american politicans couldn't dress any worse, I think of british politicians

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 12:22:02 2015 No.6158423 File: 90 KB, 460x276, tikka masala.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6158394 I like that. It feels more British. And on the topic of British, this.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 12:22:44 2015 No.6158426 >>6158088 every sunday son

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 12:28:06 2015 No.6158432 The only good culinary thing to come out of England are their ciders.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 12:29:20 2015 No.6158433 I can see why UK is overrun by Arabs. They clearly have an affinity for things brown in color

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 12:33:59 2015 No.6158441 >>6158433 I can see why the US is overrun by niggers, They clearly have an affinity for being cucks.

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 12:45:43 2015 No.6158474
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>>6158423
>It feels more British

lolwut? British clothes are the shit. It's a political thing, not a British thing. Specifically, a political thing of the present day. Look at politicians who made their name back in the day, they have no problem wearing the Rolex they bought for a few hundred bucks back in the 60s. But now it's impossible to get elected if you give off even the slightest hint of being slightly well off. Never mind that you can leave office 10x wealthier than you went in despite being on a civil servant's salary. It's the appearance that counts.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 12:55:59 2015 No.6158504 >>6158187 >He doesn't like a nice beer with his dinner. Fucking americlaps.

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 13:00:22 2015 No.6158512
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>>6158006
>live in flyoverland, bumfuck USA
>starbucks tries to move into town
>goes out of business in less than a year
It gave me a certain smug satisfaction to know that they were defeated by a bunch of uncultured hicks who'd rather have better tasting, cheaper coffee at a gas station across the street.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 13:01:43 2015 No.6158514 >>6158512 I'm not sure if I'd trade defeating starbucks for defeating walmart though.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 13:02:03 2015 No.6158515 >>6158512 i'd argue that the hicks are more cultured than the idiots that flock to whatever is considered trendy or brand name with complete disregard for actual quality or value.

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 13:05:56 2015 No.6158523

>>6158515
That's a very comforting thought, but the reality of it is probably that it had words on the menu they didn't recognize and that scared the living daylights out of them.

Remember that there are two classes of people who hate starbucks, and the bottom half only hate it by accident.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 13:14:14 2015 No.6158541 >>6158523 the "everyone but me is an idiot" outlook on life isn't as true as you might think it is.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 13:15:13 2015 No.6158543 >>6158541 >good taste = intelligence Ask me how I know you have neither.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 13:26:12 2015 No.6158566 File: 22 KB, 236x195, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157837 That flag is completely wrong.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 13:27:33 2015 No.6158571 >>6157912 They'll deep fry anything if you ask them too. You can even get a chocolate bar deep fried in a chip shop here.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 13:36:22 2015 No.6158597 >>6158566 It's a shit flag anyway. Union Jack is a fag

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 13:42:59 2015 No.6158614 >>6158543 >still going with everyone is an idiot but me How sad

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 13:44:47 2015 No.6158617 >>6158597 Americans are descendants of the UK, so we technically made your shitty American flag. WE SHARE THE SAME GOD DAMN COLOURS.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 13:45:33 2015 No.6158619 >>6158617 so do france and russia. and others. what's your point?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 13:46:22 2015 No.6158620 >>6158614 >still going with everyone is an idiot just like me How sad

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 13:54:22 2015 No.6158631 >>6157982 Salivation.exe

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 13:57:56 2015 No.6158637 >>6158054 I don't understand, is this an English themed burger for amerilards or is it for bongs to eat when we can't be arsed to go to a pub. Also, what is not mustard?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 14:00:17 2015 No.6158644 >>6158166 Some like it hot, some like it cold, some like it in the pot nine days old. Can't beat pease puddin

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 14:00:58 2015 No.6158645 >>6158619 Did you not read that text completely you retard?

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 14:01:39 2015 No.6158646

>>6158637

Can't be sure which side of the pond you can buy this but I would assume UK since it would be a weird quirk for Americans to know that burgers are often sold in "gastro pubs" which the burger is trying to mimic.

Also its hot mustard - also makes me think UK since we like hot mustard whereas in America its generally hotdog stuff with a tang.

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 14:02:07 2015 No.6158648
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>>6157744
i make these all the time... soooooo good ... why they are not mainstream food everywhere in the world i have no idea..
>>6158105
look for a brown tooth British woman making them and try that recipe... dough is basically impossible to fuck up. http://video.about.com/britishfood/How-to-Make-Cornish-Pasties.htm that recipe is good for dough although she doesn't use the most traditional ingredients. so technically the recipe is not for a "cornish" pasty but anyway get some skirt steak some potato onion and rutabaga salt and pepper.... you will be golden. easy... portions are cheap.. is filling.... amazing food.

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 14:03:11 2015 No.6158650

>>6158187
These are all pub dinners. Middle range meals on a sunday afternoon. Day drinking, especially in the summer is fairly acceptable in England. But don't get us wrong, having a pint with lunch, even when working may be fine, but getting pissed at one in the afternoon in spoons is normally frowned upon.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 14:03:16 2015 No.6158651 >>6158194 cant find good kippers stateside unfortunately.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 14:04:38 2015 No.6158656 >>6158650 Generally this, although there are some boozers where regulars go to get tipsy in the afternoon, guaranteed they're cracking open the whiskey/vodka/gin when they get back home at 4pm

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 14:08:51 2015 No.6158666 >>6158656 Yep, all my friends that work at bars know the "regulars", i.e. The guys who turn up twenty minutes after their signing on time and promptly spend it all on carlsberg special brew.

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 14:13:25 2015 No.6158679 >>6158666 you can get special brew on pump/tap? It's the best of the tramp beer.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 14:16:08 2015 No.6158688 >>6158646 Huh, just googled it and apparently they're being tested in Illinois, prepare yourselves americans.

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 14:18:54 2015 No.6158696 >>6158679 they just pour it from can to plastic pint pot. Apparently the alkies all know each other so its the social aspect that makes them pay 5p more.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 16:24:12 2015 No.6159111 File: 19 KB, 345x261, Argentine marines prepare to land on the Falklands.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6158187 Fucking teaboos man I bet she, learned everything they know from doctor who and sherlock

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 16:24:52 2015 No.6159114 >>6159111 U wot?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 16:29:05 2015 No.6159124 >>6159114 don't mind him >>6159111 he's just trip-fagging

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 16:33:36 2015 No.6159135 >>6159111 Meant for >>6158566 An English man in America would be considered an alcoholic by their standards though

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 16:41:07 2015 No.6159155

>>6158394
Labour have got no chance of winning the election with this prick heading the party.
I couldn't vote for his.

I know its politics, and a persons actions and policies should guide us when we vote.
But Miliband doesn't look like he could manage the frozen food section of a tesco express, let alone the fucking country.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 16:47:50 2015 No.6159167 >>6159155 Dubs don't lie, miliband is an utter twat. Could you imagine him trying to negotiate on a world stage, I shudder at the thought.

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 16:52:08 2015 No.6159174

>>6158620
brotip: the only idiot here is you because you are projecting your own difficulty in understanding the starbucks menu onto others.

the fact that you quickly became defensive when intelligence was brought into question is a telltale sign of an idiot.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:00:52 2015 No.6159197 >>6159155 >>6159155 >I know its politics, and a persons actions and policies should guide us when we vote. His actions have certainly guided me Say what you want about the others, but I don't think they'd stab their own family in the back

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:04:32 2015 No.6159201 >>6159174 >defensive >projecting >straw man >autism >le reddit Signs you've lost the argument for 100, Alex

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:04:47 2015 No.6159204 >>6159197 Are you surprised that a career politician would intentionally betray a member of their own family for personal gain?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:07:16 2015 No.6159216 >>6159204 No but I'm surprised people would even consider voting for a man who clearly doesn't give a fuck about his family, let alone us

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:09:01 2015 No.6159221 >>6157768 "Artsy" Fish and Chips that doesn't look crap. I am impressed. I say artsy because the closest fish and chips comes to any form of presentation is when I decide to separate the fish and chips on the paper.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:14:45 2015 No.6159229 File: 38 KB, 730x400, 53f0deb185faf.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] no ice sandwiches? i am disappoint...

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:15:04 2015 No.6159230 >>6159216 He's Jewish isn't he?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:22:00 2015 No.6159243 >>6159155 >Labour have got no chance of winning the election with this prick heading the party. Well, you say that, but there appear to be a lot of stupid people out there: https://yougov.co.uk/news/2015/01/18/labour-lead-1/

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:26:38 2015 No.6159257 File: 172 KB, 468x450, did you say shekels.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6159230 Yeah, Jews backstab their family in the back often?

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:28:46 2015 No.6159262

No wonder the British are so fat.

This entire thread:

>white bread
>pastries
>meat pastries
>potatoes
>potato with white bread
>sandwiches with white bread
>sugary desserts
>canned veggies for decoration
>sloppy, dry meat soaked with gravy
>tea ruined by milk and sugar

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:31:41 2015 No.6159268

>>6159262

almost all of these dishes are served with side vegetables either steamed or roasted, and just because you see white bread doesnt mean somehow other bread doesnt exist for us

>canned veggies for decoration

you wish, its cheaper to get fresh produce because of so close everything is over here

but you don't want to exert any critical reasoning do you

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:32:38 2015 No.6159270 Why is everything fried? Do the english consume 300% more carbs than the rest of the world?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:33:58 2015 No.6159274 >>6159262 >carbs make you fat No ketoshit. Your gluttony made you fat.

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:34:03 2015 No.6159275

I'm both for and against things like Tikka Masala being called British and Kung Pao being called American. Yeah, the exact version may have been made there but that's like Indians making the pizza sauce a bit spicier and calling it an Indian dish. But on the other hand some of these dishes become so ingrained in the culture of the country that you can't separate them.

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:34:55 2015 No.6159281

>>6158189
Canadumb here. I have to agree with the american. All this food looks average at best except the wellington which looks awesome and the indian food being posted as british food. It all does look like food you'd get from some shitty bar or in a 2 dollar frozen meal.
Carbs inside of carbs with a side of carbs, the thread.
You brits have such bland taste.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:35:49 2015 No.6159285 >>6159270 >Why is everything fried? It's not? Most of the dishes posted here are baked/roasted. And that's definitely what I think of when I think of British cooking, lots of roasting,

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:37:18 2015 No.6159290

>>6158006

>in Philadelphia with mom and friend of the family
>want coffee
>don't see anything but starbucks
>20 degrees out, whatever, just want something warm
>mom bitches how the menu is too long and where the hell is regular coffee
>gets a cup
>I warn her it'll be bitter so she should put in extra milk and sugar
>she fixes it up and takes a sip
>throws it immediately in the trash
>says it tastes burned and bitter, the worst thing she's ever had
>goes on a ten minute long tirade how there are starbucks everywhere and THIS is what they serve
>mom drinks folgers out of a drip machine, isn't even a coffee snob

I'd, personally, walk a mile out of my way to get coffee from somewhere that isn't starbucks.

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:38:21 2015 No.6159294

>>6159281
>You brits have such bland taste.

A lot of British cuisine works with little spices thus has a lot of subtle, milder flavours. Just because you're used to everything being loaded with spices doesn't make it bland, it's just more subtle taste than what you're used to.

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:38:41 2015 No.6159296

>>6159270
Frying doesn't increase the carb content by much. It increases the calories because of the fat but the batter itself is not a carb bomb.

I hate how carb has become a synonym for unhealthy for most people who care about their health. For day to day functioning carbs which are not from sugar are the most important nutrient.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:38:46 2015 No.6159297 >>6159281 Look up Curry before the British, curry as it is now is a British invention Like Americans did with Mexican food

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:40:40 2015 No.6159305 >>6159281 Our food is "hearty". Also what is wrong with modesty? You act as if the rest of the world eat foie gras for dinner 5 days out of the week, I bet the majority of people on /ck/ cook beef in a slow cooker.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:41:27 2015 No.6159309 File: 1.49 MB, 4088x2868, Munchy_Box.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] How about Scotland?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:41:28 2015 No.6159308 File: 2.23 MB, 640x360, food.webm [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6159281 Oh and the scotch eggs look amazing. I was wondering what that was from the webm.

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:42:12 2015 No.6159315

>>6159274

>implying

Grain is shit tier. It's no better than a candy bar. It's what they feed cows to fatten them up. Grain is pushed by the government because it's easy to grow, keeps forever, and is cheap. For all that, white flour is even WORSE.

Keep eating out of a trough.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:43:40 2015 No.6159316 >>6159309 >wings >donair meat >pizza already better than most of the shit in the thread so far.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:45:22 2015 No.6159322 >>6159281 >Looks bland so it must taste bland HURR

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:49:41 2015 No.6159338

>>6159297
>curry as it is now is a British invention
lol Brits really do like to rewrite history don't they? Curry is in no way, shape or form a British invention. You can credit the Portugese for introducing chillis and tomatoes to the cuisine but before that the tartness in Indian food came from tamarind and the heat from black pepper. All the other ingredients are Indian in origin. The dishes were just made creamier and milder to suit British palates.

Mexican food in America is a different case since they share a border and the cuisine traveled organically. Indian food in Britain is still made by Indian immigrants or in some cases Bangladeshi immigrants. British cuisine hasn't added anything to curry, all its done is change the proportions to suit their taste.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:51:31 2015 No.6159345 thread turned to shit at this post >>6159229 americans are here, time to leave

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:53:35 2015 No.6159349 >>6159338 >Indian food in Britain is still made by Indian immigrants or in some cases Bangladeshi immigrants. Lets ignore over 400 years of trade between the two countries shall we

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 17:56:43 2015 No.6159358 >>6159345 It's 23:00 in Britain so Brits are probably getting ready for sleeping or sleeping.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 18:00:33 2015 No.6159371 File: 18 KB, 614x404, Eton-Mess-recipe.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >eton mess can you get any more non-stereotypically British?

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 18:04:40 2015 No.6159377
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Does this taste like the mcrib?

I fry 2-3 pieces of bacon and top it on, dump the BBQ sauce and have 2 fried eggs and creamy wenslydale cheese on the side.

Have it with chocolate milk and you got some god tier breakfast.

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 18:07:03 2015 No.6159378

>>6159349
I'm not ignoring that. Almost all industrialization in India is due to the British. Things like tea, biscuits, baker's bread were all introduced by the Brits. But the core of the food remained unaltered and was only tweaked to suit specific tastes. The food has constantly evolved, both in India and UK but culturally the reigns have always been in Indian hands.

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 18:18:13 2015 No.6159393
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>>6157798
>The Indian food thread got pruned because there was a picture of green diahhroea as the main pic.

I saw that thread earlier and the item in question looked like this. Except this time it's really a food.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 18:19:18 2015 No.6159397 File: 47 KB, 618x502, 1306992141306.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Because of this thread I'm making cottage pie tonight. Thanks m8's>>6159358 >>6159358

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 18:28:55 2015 No.6159419 >>6157861 Pie in a roll is a staple.

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 18:40:00 2015 No.6159450 >>6158474 LOL wut? Both the cabinet and the shadow cabinet consist almost entirely of independently wealthy former public schoolies & Oxbridge grads. The PM was a fucking Bullingdon diner FFS.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 18:46:54 2015 No.6159481 >>6159338 The concept of "curry" as a cuisine is indeed British.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 18:50:42 2015 No.6159496 >>6159308 btw that webm is from the Marks and Spencer advert, they're originally a clothing store for the middle class but branched out into quality food some time ago. >>6159393 see >>6157845

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 18:51:16 2015 No.6159499 >>6157839 There was a newspaper article claiming the "toast sandwich" to be the cheapest meal a student could afford. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-15752918

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 18:55:11 2015 No.6159511 >>6159499 It's not a meal, it's bread. It's barely a sandwich, it's like calling the double-down a sandwich. That's just a big ol' slab of meat/bread.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 19:01:52 2015 No.6159529 File: 2.53 MB, 2448x3264, 825f39fb-6f4f-4b84-baa0-5c9d978b3.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6157590 breakfast every morning

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 19:03:37 2015 No.6159535

>>6159499

>The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) is reviving the mid-Victorian dish
>mid-Victorian

20 June 1837 to 22 January 1901

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victorian_era

Infact according to the article the toast sandwich was created in the middle of the Victorian era.

The midpoint for the victorian era is 1869.

Independence from the UK was declared in 1776.

From these dates we can conclude that the inception of the toast sandwich is 36 years closer to Americas Declaration of Independence than from the midpoint of the current year.

tl:dr toast sandwiches are not an argument anymore, move on shitposters

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 19:06:36 2015 No.6159546 >>6159481 Linguistically yes. In a culinary sense no. Unless I see a curry dish which uses rosemary or thyme as one of the main spices I'm not calling any curry British.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 19:09:38 2015 No.6159559 >>6159546 Would an indian eat chicken tikka masala? If not then Indians would not claim this dish as their own and your argument is too wide sweeping to be considered true. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicken_tikka_masala

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 19:13:53 2015 No.6159568 >>6159535 >some retarded ass shit makes itself to print in victorian england >surely we all eat it because someone wrote it down

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 19:25:18 2015 No.6159596
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>>6159568

I am English and my post >>6159535

Was drawing criticism to the fact the a "toast sandwich" is infact so far out of the publics knowledge that it is unheard of outside of /ck/ where somehow shitposter have declared it a staple of British cuisine.

Believe what you will, facts do not lie.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 19:31:27 2015 No.6159607 >>6157950 Samuel Smith is a top tier brewery. Their Nut Brown Ale is one of my favorite beers.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 19:35:29 2015 No.6159619 What do Brits consider a light meal? Everything ITT seems so damn heavy.

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 19:39:47 2015 No.6159632
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>>6159619

pan fried seabass with a pea and prawn risotto

something similar to this but of course since this type of food is considered contemporary British at best and non-British by everyone else we have to deal wtih the fact that everyone considers British cuisine to be a throwback to the 1800's

mfw those of us into food here actually eat a varied diet but everyone thinks we only eat pies and drink beer

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 19:47:35 2015 No.6159644

>>6159619
Pretty much this >>6159632
>mfw those of us into food here actually eat a varied diet but everyone thinks we only eat pies and drink beer

This is a thread for British cuisine, which is great but no one just eats British cuisine. I'll regularly have some British, Italian (not American-Italian), French, Portuguese, Mexican, East-Asian, etc.

The good thing about the modern world is we're not limited to just one cultural thing and can eat whatever we want.

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 19:48:19 2015 No.6159647

>>6157758
Unsure, but it sounds delicious. I make a similar dish with Savoy cabbage, onion, and bacon all fried, then add mashed potatoes with cheese on top. I have to use several pans as my daughter is a vegetarian. I usually fry the veg in the bacon fat. Your recipe sounds like what we bongs call "bubble and squeak", similar to what I mentioned above.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 19:49:26 2015 No.6159649 >>6159290 This. I don't understand how starbucks survives anywhere. Their coffee is the worst I've ever tasted and Ive done all the worst things to my own coffee before.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 19:50:31 2015 No.6159653 File: 721 KB, 1024x768, 4124930.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6159619

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 19:51:16 2015 No.6159654 There's a Scottish expat here in Portland that runs a chip shop; actually, it's more of a chip cart, because in Portland people seem to only ever eat food out of vehicles. Deep fried haggis is really good.

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 19:51:20 2015 No.6159655

>>6159644

yup pretty much this, also consider that the UK is surrounded by water for fresh fish and seafood, that the best vegetables grown on fertile european soil are within a day or twos drive and really there is no limit to the nutritious and balanced meals that we can create.

>>6159653
Nice shitposting, upboating comment now

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 19:53:46 2015 No.6159659 >>6159649 It's where the fags gather and there are a lot of fags, so starbucks survives.

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 19:56:21 2015 No.6159663

>>6159649

Starbucks survives the same way McDonalds survives, there is a market for it because there is a balance in the service sector between price, quality and speed of service.

There is no other discussion to be had on the subject, if you do not wish to spend your money there do not go to these places, otherwise do.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 19:57:57 2015 No.6159667 File: 23 KB, 395x300, Winner_Winner_Chicken_Dinner-Chicken_Sandwich.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6159653 Savage!

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 20:13:26 2015 No.6159717 As an American I know I'm supposed to troll and talk shit about Brits and their food but actually all of the proper non-troll pics in this thread look comfy as fuck. Good job, dudes!

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 20:14:26 2015 No.6159719 >>6159649 >he doesn't like strong coffee

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 20:16:58 2015 No.6159729 >>6159290 >throwing away perfectly good coffee you're mum a shit tier

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 20:17:41 2015 No.6159732 >>6159655 >>6159653 How was that shitposting? Gordon Ramsay even has a recipe on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qy0HncHOQe0

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 20:27:39 2015 No.6159767
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>>6159732

Theres a difference between Gordon Ramseys fish fingers + chip butty and that pic.

Yours: cheap white bread, margerine/vegetable spread with frozen cod fish fingers and a smidgen of ketchup

Ramseys: Pollock rolled in a dill breadcrumb with a crusty bread and sweet potato butty

pic related - it's Ramseys

if you want to promote something pick the best example you can find, you picked a terrible example.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 20:48:09 2015 No.6159828 >>6159767 to be fair I've had that almost exact same fish finer sandwich before, normal brits don't eat food that looks good, we eat shit and we enjoy it

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 20:50:27 2015 No.6159841 >>6159828 Brit here, I don't eat that shit and neither do the people I know

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 20:53:27 2015 No.6159850 >>6159828 >>6159841 and to be fair I'd rather have the cheap fish finger sandwich over that posh nosh shit any day, can't beat the taste of nostalgia

Anonymous Mon Jan 19 20:53:34 2015 No.6159851
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>>6159559
Of course an Indian would eat CTM. Indians eat Butter Chicken everyday and that's basically what the dish is derived from. Look up the Butter Chicken recipe. Indians do Indian versions many dishes including Chinese and Italian. None of those are claimed as being Indian.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 23:08:07 2015 No.6160287 I went to bongland for 3 weeks one time, and I swear to god, the best food I had my entire time there was a $20 medium pepperoni pizza from pizza hut in london. The rest of the food I had was just so bland and boring.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 23:22:23 2015 No.6160364 >>6157768 >guacamole >sprig of cilantro confirmed meme food

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 23:29:56 2015 No.6160398 >>6157590 no you've got to fold the toast in half and put it across the diagonal so it looks like you've got two pieces of toast.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 23:31:40 2015 No.6160406 >>6157978 But why would you put something already encased in bread into more bread? For what purpose?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 23:40:52 2015 No.6160439 >>6159294 No the lack of spices does make it bland and even the fucking British agree that's why they went out and explored the world cause their own food was so shit and they needed fucking spice nigga.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 23:50:51 2015 No.6160478 >>6157754 I want this for my birthday.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 23:54:55 2015 No.6160487 >>6157773 my mum used to put baked beans in it. she learned it off my friend's mum. it's a thing. >>6157789 this is a made up distinction.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 23:55:55 2015 No.6160488 >>6157784 beef wellington might not be english. it's clearly french inspired in any case.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 23:57:53 2015 No.6160493 >>6157806 >>6157811 >>6157814 >>6157819 >>6157822 i have such a huge boner for finger sandwiches, my god. it's fucking great getting tea for two with girls cause they always go for the sweets and my hand goes straight past theirs to the good stuff.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jan 19 23:59:44 2015 No.6160497 >>6157883 fuck yes, can't wait for our burns supper on friday

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 20 00:06:56 2015 No.6160517 >>6157973 >someplace american detected

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 20 00:08:47 2015 No.6160529 >>6158105 dough doesn't look right in the pic anyway

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 20 00:10:14 2015 No.6160536 >>6158187 >Are the English alcoholics? hahahahahhahhaha. neck it fresher

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 20 00:14:07 2015 No.6160544 >>6159371 >strawberries and cream >non-stereotypically british

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 20 00:16:21 2015 No.6160552 >>6159632 >pan fried seabass with a pea and prawn risotto >light lunch maybe if you're a dumbass who thinks 'continental and not battered' means 'light'

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 20 00:17:32 2015 No.6160556 >>6159732 because it's not a light lunch.

Anonymous Tue Jan 20 00:27:16 2015 No.6160588

All the brits claiming that their food is hearty or modest because it doesn't use spices are saying bullshit. You guys don't use spices because they don't grow there very well like in other places. And now, over years, you've been conditioned to enjoy fatty, carby, flavorless shit food. You're may be only 50 miles from France, but you may as well be 500 culinary miles from fucking France.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 20 00:29:02 2015 No.6160593 >>6160588 we do use spices though. we have a very long tradition of ODing on spice usage. like a millennium of history of loving spices.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 20 00:57:18 2015 No.6160676 >>6157737 Did you know... that fucking no one actually eats cheeseburgers in America unless you're poor as fuck?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 20 01:01:51 2015 No.6160684 File: 24 KB, 314x320, rock.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] sweets

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 20 01:03:49 2015 No.6160688 >>6160676 larfing. I had one in Mortons yesterday dipshit.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 20 02:24:47 2015 No.6160861 >>6160684 rock is fucking terrible candy.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 20 03:47:32 2015 No.6160991 >>6159654 That's not real haggis

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 20 18:45:47 2015 No.6162318 >>6160588 So's France. In fact, France has less history of spice usage than the UK.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jan 20 18:47:38 2015 No.6162326 >>6157967 >south >anglophilic Where the fuck did you live in the south to be able to say such a thing?

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