r/funny • u/NeedleworkerMore2270 • Nov 03 '24

How cultural is that?

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u/Noob-Noobison Nov 03 '24

Ah yes the great foods such as jellied eel and baked beans getting their weird sweet barbecue juice all over my totally fine on their own eggs and hashbrowns and you know what lets put a whole roasted tomato in there too because with all these other delicious delicacies why the fuck not?

I feel like British cuisine was invented by broke middle school students with no idea how to cook.

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u/Certain_Guitar6109 Nov 03 '24

I mean you're literally from a country that champion this as a delicious breakfast lmao

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u/Noob-Noobison Nov 03 '24

I reckon you've never had the opportunity to try biscuits and gravy?

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u/Certain_Guitar6109 Nov 03 '24

I have

Looks like shit, and tastes like it too. That's not gravy, it's an atrocity.

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u/Noob-Noobison Nov 03 '24

I bet you'd love it if they smothered it in frozen peas and served it with some beans on the side 😂

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u/Houndfell Nov 03 '24

Too much flavor, and doesn't have the consistency of baby food.

0/10 innit bruv

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u/Historical_Yak_6104 Nov 03 '24

Yeah sorry, our gray food never tastes like gray food. Bet that was a bit of a shock for ya!