Classic cuisine
Classic cuisine
Classic cuisine
Excuse me but that isn't an official, original "Colin the Caterpillar" cake from Marks & Spencer, but an inferior and entirely unauthorised " Curly the Caterpillar" clone from Tesco.
As a proponent of fine British cuisine I take offence to this dire misrepresentation.
Oh god you're right. I'm sorry I was blinded by the glory of the bean pizza and didn't notice
Glory!?
It is a warcrime
Look, I visited Britain a few years ago and you guys had pie with fish in it, which seemed kinda unique, fish & chips with vinegar in a newspaper, shortbread, haggis and other non-dessert "puddings" and breakfast with sausages etc.. (Also, we went to an Indian restaurant in Britain and it was really good. Like world class good ngl.)
British cooking has a bad reputation, but they make really good comfort food. Sunday roast, yorkshire pudding, steak and ale pies, shepherd's/cottage pie, full english breakfast, pasties, fish pie, beef wellington, scones! I could go on. Sure it's mostly brown and beige food but cooked properly all of these dishes are really tasty!
This meme is British people poking fun at ourselves.
Americans just recycle the same jokes from Reddit "lol conquered the world but doesn't use spice". From people who've never left their home town. You can ignore those.
The French also insult our food and they have more of a point but that's another matter and I'll personally fight them over it
British Curries are different than a lot of "authentic" indian curries, but they have become a thing in of them selves, over the years, and they are great.
British “Indian” restaurants are genuinely S-tier. In Oz curries are too wet and they put cream in all of them regardless of the dish.
They have curry in Oz? Idk how I missed that part of the movie
They should lock the whole country up for the baked beans pizza
Heinz is a US brand. You can blame them.
I'd like to try it though. Looks... interesting.
A long, long time ago when I worked somewhere that briefly made Fridays optional over time days, on a Friday we’d order breakfast to work sausage, bacon, eggs, tomatoes, and beans on something baguette like was very common. The old adage applies …”don’t knock it until you’ve tried it”.
I haven’t had beans on pizza. I’ve probably had worse though.
I'd imagine it tasting pretty good. I also imagine a severe case of food coma.
We are savages, aren't we
No no, savage is eating meat straight off the bone.
This is refined... One might even say "Ultra Refined".
Are we the baddies?
Why skulls, though?
I'm sick of people coming at Canada for Hawaiian pizza when the British are putting baked beans on their pies.
That’s not a pie.
Freddos are aussie
These british cunts are trying to steal our fucken frogs!
How dare you.
They’re right though. There’s also Karamelo Koala over here.
What's the fried noodle looking thing on the left?
Turkey twizzler. There's a whole Janie Oliver backstory...
He gets more flack than he deserves. He tried to change school dinners yes, but the government at the same time were severely cutting back the budget for school dinners in general. Once the quality fell through, they used Jamie as a scapegoat for the whole thing
Hey we also have Bärchenwurst in Germany
Wouldn't surprise me if that were actually German.
Germans are the Sausage Masters. There's just no way around it.
Do other countries have potato waffles or is that an us thing?
that's a german thing, no?
Baked beans pizza? I'ma bout to change my position on England's tariffs...
At this point we salute the fallen.
The beans and sausage filled Findus Crispy Pancake.
o7
Gone but never forgotten
Heinz baked bean pizza sounds kind of amazing... I'm guessing that ones not available outside the UK though lol maybe I can make it myself at home
it's beans on toast (with cheese) with extra steps
Presumably it's on pizza crust instead of toast. I know I can get the UK Heinz baked beans at a few different stores here so I might try to do it myself lol
It's biscuit and tea, you uncultured petal.
Please tell me that Heinz Red Beans Pizza isn't a single label. It's just a trick of the light, right?
I still remember getting a Colin the Caterpillar cake for my 7th birthday
I had one for my last birthday. I'm 45.
Come to think of it, it might have been the Aldi knock-off. Cuthbert, I think.
Anyway, thanks for listening.
British tea is way better than our (US) tea, and that's a hill I will die on.
True southern style sun tea will change your tune