English (Pommy) Grub

[John Lennon]

Members
I admit defeat regarding copy & paste pics as I do to Photobucket.
Pommy grub is not cuisine in my opinion but plenty of people have a penchant for it.
Pie & chips, chip butties & other assorted 'food.'
Thank you for the assistance regarding the threads.

[Chico]

Do you even know what a pommy is.?

[thaimeme]

[Pragmatic]

Pommy grub is not cuisine in my opinion but plenty of people have a penchant for it.

And Aussie beer is not beer. Each to their own.

[Cold Pizza]

Members
I admit defeat regarding copy & paste pics as I do to Photobucket.
Pommy grub is not cuisine in my opinion but plenty of people have a penchant for it.
Pie & chips, chip butties & other assorted 'food.'
Thank you for the assistance regarding the threads.

adam,

This post is worthless without pics.

[John Lennon]

It is obvious that certain members have a reading disability.

[Pragmatic]

chip butties

How I hate that expression.

[John Lennon]

It is not my favorite expression but the English do.

[Chico]

Adam if you not aware before the Asians and Europeans moved to OZ you ate the same food as the English,and still do.

[Pragmatic]

It is not my favorite expression but the English do.

Since when? In 53 years of living in the UK I never heard the word 'butties' uttered by anyone. 'Sarnies' yes.

[John Lennon]

Chico
Don't be a total ding-a-ling. I was born in the Land Down Under.
Things have changed. Melbourne has the largest Greek population outside of Athens.
Vietnamese now hold a big chunk of real estate outside of Sydney.
Without the influx of Europeans, Oz would be a backward country.
Take a look at Australia's Rich List.

[John Lennon]

It is not my favorite expression but the English do.

Since when? In 53 years of living in the UK I never heard the word 'butties' uttered by anyone. 'Sarnies' yes.

I was married to a Pom. I need say no more.
BTW, POM was derived from 'Prisoner of His Majesty.'

Then there was the 10 pound Pom program.

[Chico]

what has that got to do with the food you still eat.

[Chico]

prisoner of motherland +POM prisoner of his Majesty = POHM. bet your an ocker.

It is not my favorite expression but the English do.

Since when? In 53 years of living in the UK I never heard the word 'butties' uttered by anyone. 'Sarnies' yes.

I was married to a Pom. I need say no more.
BTW, POM was derived from 'Prisoner of His Majesty.'

Then there was the 10 pound Pom program.

[John Lennon]

Chico
Time for bed & don't forget your meds.

[Chico]

You really should read about your own history,bet you think Banjo Patterson was a Pom.

[John Lennon]

You would lose your $$$.
I will not pursue this BS further. No reason warranted.

[chassamui]

This post is worthless without pics.

Whereas you are simply worthless and incredibly dull.

[Kurgen]

Adam is the 1st [at][at][at][at] on earth.

[Dillinger]

Since when? In 53 years of living in the UK I never heard the word 'butties' uttered by anyone

I say it and bacon sarnies and cheese cobs

Pommy grub is not cuisine in my opinion

This may change your opinion.....

https://teakdoor.com/the-kitchen/8712...ish-meals.html (Good British Meals.)

[wasabi]

Adam if you not aware before the Asians and Europeans moved to OZ you ate the same food as the English,and still do.

That is correct, and especially so for New Zealand

[John Lennon]

Dillinger
Not really.

[John Lennon]

FYI, as a child I lived on offal. My favorite dish was brains on toast.
If I was hungry, bread & gravy was what was provided to fill us up.
Chicken was a once a year meal - Xmas.

[Chico]

Yep ocker for sure.

[John Lennon]

Thank you, Chico.
Coming home from school on a Friday afternoon after cricket, we walked several miles rather than catch a tram. For the threepence saved, one could buy a heap of potato chips. Potato scallops were a bit expensive.

Chico rolls bring back memories too.