Nonsense.
How the fuck can anyone a) not have salt and vinegar as your first choice crisp and b) choose beef Monster Munch over pickled onion?!??!?!
Salt n Vinegar McCoys
Pickled Onion Monster Munch
Walkers Prawn Cocktail
Mix em all together for the ultimate. Maybe throw in some rib and saucy Nik Naks for some crunch.
Or maybe some cheese and onion.![]()
Surely salt and vinegar tops the list followed by cheese and onion. None of the others go well with bitter...
FFS!!!
Prawn cocktail!!
Have you been on a session?
Who in their right mind eats prawn cocktail flavour crisps yet alone puts them on a butty you heathen savage.
I'll put the salt n vinegar in my top 20 but you can shove the pickled onion monster munch up your rusty sheriffs badge.
Picked onion monster munches only place in life belong I've heard on a bus drivers didgets.
The fooking wrongun.![]()
Shalom
If you buy the yellow brick cheddar and store brand milk, I would agree, but you should not be doing that. I buy organic milk from a local farm and as for cheese I will admit to keeping various English cheddar in the house, we also have excellent locally produced cheese that rival the best in the world. It is all about where you look. That said, I do not know where you visited in the US, as quality of food varies by region.
[ QUOTE=hallelujah;4499149]British Food Taking Over the US![/QUOTE]
And not a moment too soon.
With the obesity epidemic there, any food that would induce bulimia is a welcome development.
The sooner you fall behind, the more time you have to catch up.
US reputation for scoff is based on worldwide franchise brands like McDonalds and KFC. Such cuisine is erroneously called ‘fast food’ when it is quite clearly neither of those things.![]()
^Mine didn’t work either.
I had crisp sandwiches yesterday. Lays original crisps, Farmhouse bread, mayonaise. The Thais with me had the same and loved it.
There is so much good food to be had in the US as there is in the UK.
Unfortunately, we often see some of the worst on here displayed by you know who, but the best cook on here is English (PAG) and there's also lots of good stuff to be had in England too. The culinary scene of Britain is very very different to what it was when I suspect many posters were last here.
Now tell me you wouldn't nail this Cheshire cheese and onion pie with a white wine and mustard sauce on the side?
*But, of course, we're getting semi serious now and that was never the aim of this thread. It was self-deprecating humour on my part with a nod to our friends across the pond. Although we know self-deprecation isn't really a thing over there, of course.![]()
Last edited by hallelujah; 29-04-2023 at 02:51 PM.
^ I'd be more worried about the health muck on that plate. Since when did rabbit food and berries replace mash 'n' peas?
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