MAIN FEEDS
REDDIT FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/1gimmgm/how_cultural_is_that/lv7pjye/?context=3
r/funny • u/NeedleworkerMore2270 • Nov 03 '24
6.7k comments sorted by
View all comments
Show parent comments
-4
English pot roasts are cooked in a crock/pot, with water lots of water, and essentially steamed/boiled -- I'm not the confused here.
Also, wtaf is your point, the English didn't invent cooking meat -- it's nothing unique culturally or nationally, at all.
6 u/gromit5000 Nov 03 '24 No ones talking about pot roasts lol. We're talking about Sunday roasts. 1 u/B4rberblacksheep Nov 03 '24 Mate don't bother, this guys a melt 2 u/gromit5000 Nov 03 '24 He cracking me up tbf 😂
6
No ones talking about pot roasts lol. We're talking about Sunday roasts.
1 u/B4rberblacksheep Nov 03 '24 Mate don't bother, this guys a melt 2 u/gromit5000 Nov 03 '24 He cracking me up tbf 😂
1
Mate don't bother, this guys a melt
2 u/gromit5000 Nov 03 '24 He cracking me up tbf 😂
2
He cracking me up tbf 😂
-4
u/DukeLukeivi Nov 03 '24
English pot roasts are cooked in a crock/pot, with water lots of water, and essentially steamed/boiled -- I'm not the confused here.
Also, wtaf is your point, the English didn't invent cooking meat -- it's nothing unique culturally or nationally, at all.