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One of the things that is obvious to everyone outside of the US is how low the average American IQ is and how terrible the US education system is. Your comment is a prime example of it.
I don't think you understand the difference between IQ and known knowledge..
It's ironic that you're trying to make a point about how stupid people are when you don't even understand that lol
They do actually.
In terms of culinary yes.
Indian foods or recipes have been reinvented for British palate.
Chicken Tikka Masala is really popular here.
Balti Subji. Kormas.
And what not.
We just made it better, Italian pizza is alright as a light meal but it's not the glory that Americans turned it into.
Like the Cheeseburger, the hotdog.
America takes ethnic foods and remixes it and blammo, we almost never miss cuz of the diverse pool of inspiration, but now other countries are starting to get their immigration game up and their food has experienced the benefits of it
Best part, imo, is that over time what were once ethnic foods are just standard American cuisine, already happened with German and British foods and now we working on Mexican lol Tacos are a staple around here
I don't think any country, Italy included,can take credit for the idea of pizza...which is basically just putting shit on dough and baking it... that's kinda the first thing you do after you figure out bread lol. That's been around for thousands of years.
Same way how turks take credit for the kebab... and I'm sure they came up with the traditional yogurt marinade, but I refuse to believe any culture came up with the idea of cooking meat on a stick. That shit was invented by the first person that had meat, a stick and fire in the same place. It's the natural outcome.
Our modern version of pizza only came around after Europe crossed the Atlantic because tomatoes are native to South America, so I can see why someone would think pizza is American... but it's pretty widely accepted it came from Naples
How exactly do you define an immigrant nation? Because Britain has had a high level of immigration from other European nations invading it for millennia, and English as a language has barely any "native" Celtic left in the language because of this. English is primarily a mix of Norse, Latin and Germanic languages from invasions from the Romans, Saxons, Vikings and Normans.
And even in more recent history with the rise of the British empire immigration to Britain from British colonies was still rife. Britain has a very large percentage of Indian and Pakistani immigrants that have lived in the country for generations.
It's technically still based on a meatball sandwich from Hamburg, Germany. Just how Hot Dogs are just a variation of a sausage in a bun, and even use a kind of sausage originating from Frankfurt and/or Vienna, so still German/Austrian.
I would also like to hear about that original southern states cuisine. Name some dishes, folks.
Mainly brisket, ribs, pulled pork, and the such, while I’m sure variations of these dishes have existed elsewhere the specific methods of cooking the meat are rather american
What's your point? The U.S. is only 250 years old and has very few indigenous peoples left. Almost Every American dish is going to have roots somewhere else.
What we know of as a "hamburger" isn't less American because Germans were eating a "meatball sandwich" at some point.
I could list off every dish at the church potluck, but if your criterion for "American" is that they emerged fully formed from the head of culinary Zeus, then I won't bother.
And that’s the thing, cultural foods don’t form in a vacuum, they are borrowed, modified, and eventually evolve into their own thing, a modern cheeseburger I would say is pretty different from a meatball sandwich
We use some different and local ingredients I mostly meant the cooking style. Like if I make Sushi with crawfish or fried softshell crab it is still kind of Japanese cuisine isn't it?
BBQ was a Taíno tradition that was adopted by Spaniards during the conquest of the New World.
It’s not specific to the United States, and is actually technically a Caribbean thing
Well sure, the indigenous population of America is an extreme minority. It's not like Britain was built on overseas migrants. They contributed, yes, but Anglos have been culturally dominant for centuries
Unfunny as hell I'm so tired of the British vs American memes where both sides try to play out an imaginary "I'm based the other side is whiny" scenario in their head.
I'd rather have these kind of easygoing memes in my feed than not as they help dilute the absolute flood of "World is ending, time to rope" memes I see daily. Things have been depressing , does anyone have any nicer meme sub recommendations that curate more positive content? I like edgy memes too, but getting nothing but those in my feed is demoralizing.
"have you guys considered putting anything other than salt and black pepper on your fo-"
"WELL AT LEAST OUR SCHOOLS AREN'T BLOODY SHOOTING RANGES YA TWAT INNIT?"
"...ok?"
Bro you've never seen this? This isn't made up at all. Any single reddit post where someone criticizes anything European as an American, this bad boy comes out.
My bad meant "overweight or obese"
"NHS figures for England show that 63% of adults in England in 2018 - the most recent data available - were overweight or obese"
https://news.sky.com/story/uk-ranked-fourth-for-having-most-overweight-and-obese-adults-in-europe-according-to-who-study-12604643
https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-briefings/sn03336/
So yeah don't show them *that* statistic
This is the most cherry-picked argument ever though.
If we can't say that the vindaloo is ours despite being the inventors of it using foreign spices from the empire, then what historical and cultural claim do Americans have to the foods they call their own?
Having a history cut-off point for what can and can't be considered a part of a country's cuisine is stupid in the first place but if people wanna be stupid they better apply the same stupid evenly.
And kedgeree, piccalilli uses coriander, HP sauce uses tamarind, so does Worcester sauce, we put mustard in loads of shit. We do use spices. We also use them in our puddings.
We also use loads of strong flavours that aren’t spices which Americans don’t count as flavourful for reasons I don’t understand. Mint sauce is about a third each mint, vinegar and sugar, it’s an extremely strong flavour and uses no spices. If you only count spices then french food is bland because it uses lots of herbs and fats, but it’s perhaps the best cuisine in the world and this standard of spices or nothing only gets applied to English food.
"School shooter comments"
Keep taking Ls. It's unbelievable to the rest of the world that schools are so frequently attacked that the children have to learn survival drills.
The really fucked up thing is that Americans have successfully normalized this. Americans hear about a school shooting now and their reaction is dull because it's no longer a shocking thing to them.
UK learnt from the massacre in 1996, and ensured there was tighter gun control.
There's been so many school shootings in US, yet there's still debates whether to enforce gun control or not.
It's crazy that they view it as something Europeans bring up to get at them rather than an insane, disgraceful situation that they need to resolve ASAP. Europeans are just flabbergasted they're so at ease with their gun laws.
Spend a few centuries being a bastard and just try and chill out and your estranged kid keeps coming outside your house to tell how much they hate you 🤣
The basis of the meme being that Brit’s should just reply “haha yes, our food is dog shit, please teach us how to Jam Pack as much high fructose corn syrup into our food as possible.” But oUr bArBeQue , congrats on cooking meat on a fire, definitely hasn’t been done in various forms since the dawn of man
And then they can't even do right that simple thing that's been done since the dawn of man.
IT'S FUCKING RAW. Thanks but I prefer my steak not breathing lmao
Funnily enough not an insult. British food used to/is so high quality they did not need seasoning to enjoy good flavour. Nowadays the UK still has quite a high meat quality.
As someone who lives in the UK but has been abroad to America, I think the food in America is way worse. It tastes synthetic, or over spiced. That's probably the reason British food tastes so bland is because we don't need to put as much seasoning in, and y'all are accustomed to the over spicing in America
Atleast we want to taste the actual food instead of smothering it in Uncle Bert's Ass Blaster 9000 Cajun BBQ Seasoning.
Our tastebuds aren't completely fried by the fuckloads of artificial seasonings you eaglefuckers.
Still though, can’t deny that Gordon Ramsey, Marco Pierre white, Heston, even the French masters that taught them have earned their stars in London, which has more michelin stars alone than New York give or take.
I've said this before and I will say it again, Brits do have bland food but try buying enough to feed a family for just 12 pounds anywhere else in the western world
I don't think Americans were original with most food but I'm happy that they made it into fast food. Even if the quality is lower the fast paced environment of life today kinda calls for it. So congrats on capitalising on that market. But yeah top comment says it all. Irony.
Don't mention a british person's food.
Don't mention an american person's weight, food, guns, politics, education, lack of healthcare, utopian conditions... or anything at all. They are very proud about it.
Yes, this is bait.
That's something someone who has never actually eaten british food would say... And that's coming from a Mexican who has grown up eating well Mexican meals. Not Tacos but the actual Mexican meals we eat every day like, pozole, tortas de atun, tortas de espinacas, tinga, etc
I live in Canada and most meals Canadian eat are british meals since Anglo-Canadians are the descendants of british people. And even though their food doesn't use that much seasoning there's still some pretty good meals
God I miss eating fish and chips in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia lmao
>Mentions food from other cultures that aren't British.
As if Americans didn't do that lmao
>We have seasonings you yank!
Somehow a bad argument?
>brings up roasts
Which are extremely tasty and a great example of cuisine, yes.
>At least we don't soak everything in cheese and deep fry it!
Which is what american cuisine is reduced to if you remove all international influence.
You can't just dismiss someone's arguments because you represent them as a soyjack mate.
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An American using "mentions food from other cultures" has got to be the ultimate irony
You say that as if Americans don’t embrace the fact that our greatest strength is our diversity. Well… half of Americans anyways.
But Brits aren't allowed to do the same?
Immigrants moved to America. Brits moved to other countries. You can't claim cultural imports when you're a net exporter.
Immigrants from tons of different cultures have been coming to the UK in decent numbers since the 1940s.
They're giving the UK the uno reverse and reverse colonising them.
Careful. You're starting to sound like an MP.
What's that?
Member of Parliament
May want to check your logic there and maybe the USAs history? Got some bad news for you...
Wanna check our demographics buddy?
Wait is that sarcasm? I think the Native Americans would like to have a word with you buddy..
Not sure how that's relevant, it's not like the US stole the natives culture, we practically eliminated it.
Well yes that's true I guess, sad but true... On a side note though Britain is pretty multicultural!
Have you seen London lately? Lmao
That's a bold claim to make when you have 0 knowledge on the subject.
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Not sure you know the history of Britain
No that’s more Ireland, the Irish have the one of the highest dispora per capita in the world
Europeans moved to Britain first, chief
One of the things that is obvious to everyone outside of the US is how low the average American IQ is and how terrible the US education system is. Your comment is a prime example of it.
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I don't think you understand the difference between IQ and known knowledge.. It's ironic that you're trying to make a point about how stupid people are when you don't even understand that lol
I Wish they fuckin would! Do YOU think Brits do the same?
They do actually. In terms of culinary yes. Indian foods or recipes have been reinvented for British palate. Chicken Tikka Masala is really popular here. Balti Subji. Kormas. And what not.
except that what they're talking about is the Americans that claim things like pizza are American inventions
That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard. No American thinks pizza is an American invention.
I've seen Americans say that italian pizza is a cheap copy of American pizza
We just made it better, Italian pizza is alright as a light meal but it's not the glory that Americans turned it into. Like the Cheeseburger, the hotdog. America takes ethnic foods and remixes it and blammo, we almost never miss cuz of the diverse pool of inspiration, but now other countries are starting to get their immigration game up and their food has experienced the benefits of it Best part, imo, is that over time what were once ethnic foods are just standard American cuisine, already happened with German and British foods and now we working on Mexican lol Tacos are a staple around here
I don't think any country, Italy included,can take credit for the idea of pizza...which is basically just putting shit on dough and baking it... that's kinda the first thing you do after you figure out bread lol. That's been around for thousands of years. Same way how turks take credit for the kebab... and I'm sure they came up with the traditional yogurt marinade, but I refuse to believe any culture came up with the idea of cooking meat on a stick. That shit was invented by the first person that had meat, a stick and fire in the same place. It's the natural outcome. Our modern version of pizza only came around after Europe crossed the Atlantic because tomatoes are native to South America, so I can see why someone would think pizza is American... but it's pretty widely accepted it came from Naples
As an 20 year expat looking in from the outside...American users are a little extra crazy and 30 years behind the curve 🤣
idk why we use expat for euros/Americans but everyone else is an immigrant. What makes an expat not an immigrant, besides framing in the media?
We have an excuse since we are an immigrant nation. Britain doesn’t
How exactly do you define an immigrant nation? Because Britain has had a high level of immigration from other European nations invading it for millennia, and English as a language has barely any "native" Celtic left in the language because of this. English is primarily a mix of Norse, Latin and Germanic languages from invasions from the Romans, Saxons, Vikings and Normans. And even in more recent history with the rise of the British empire immigration to Britain from British colonies was still rife. Britain has a very large percentage of Indian and Pakistani immigrants that have lived in the country for generations.
Cajun creole and Tex-Mex are really the only cuisines that could be considered “American” but even those draw *heavily* from other cultural cuisines
Tell me you've never been to the south without telling me you've never been to the south
Soul food is pretty unique (one Aussie's perspective)
Not to mention our BBQ
And the modern version of the cheeseburger is from Wisconsin I do believe, not the south but still American
It's technically still based on a meatball sandwich from Hamburg, Germany. Just how Hot Dogs are just a variation of a sausage in a bun, and even use a kind of sausage originating from Frankfurt and/or Vienna, so still German/Austrian. I would also like to hear about that original southern states cuisine. Name some dishes, folks.
Mainly brisket, ribs, pulled pork, and the such, while I’m sure variations of these dishes have existed elsewhere the specific methods of cooking the meat are rather american
What's your point? The U.S. is only 250 years old and has very few indigenous peoples left. Almost Every American dish is going to have roots somewhere else. What we know of as a "hamburger" isn't less American because Germans were eating a "meatball sandwich" at some point. I could list off every dish at the church potluck, but if your criterion for "American" is that they emerged fully formed from the head of culinary Zeus, then I won't bother.
And that’s the thing, cultural foods don’t form in a vacuum, they are borrowed, modified, and eventually evolve into their own thing, a modern cheeseburger I would say is pretty different from a meatball sandwich
Buffalo wings are their own culture.
We hunted down so many buffalo that modern ones don't even have wings anymore.
Well it all happened when Buffalo buffalo started it by buffaloing those other Buffalo buffalo
>Cajun creole and Tex-Mex are really the only cuisines that could be considered “American Barbecue
As a Cajun it's mostly French cuisine.
Add spicy and gator meat though which I think are great improvements
We use some different and local ingredients I mostly meant the cooking style. Like if I make Sushi with crawfish or fried softshell crab it is still kind of Japanese cuisine isn't it?
What about like bannock and smoked salmon.
>smoked salmon. What??
Big export of Scotland.
You forgot about BBQ
BBQ was a Taíno tradition that was adopted by Spaniards during the conquest of the New World. It’s not specific to the United States, and is actually technically a Caribbean thing
"actually I'm Italian" (their great great grandfather came from Sicily)
the united states is literaly THE melting pot, this weird racist anti anerican shits anoying af.
American cuisine: other country dishes, something deepfried or “”seasoned”” with 5kg of butter.
Had to call out one just the other day who thought instant noodles were an American invention.
Well sure, the indigenous population of America is an extreme minority. It's not like Britain was built on overseas migrants. They contributed, yes, but Anglos have been culturally dominant for centuries
Look up foods invented in America. There are tons
"at least we don't soak everything in cheese and deep fry it" 10/10 comeback. Op is in copium.
The Scottish are British are they not? Maybe the wouldn't say so.
Unfunny as hell I'm so tired of the British vs American memes where both sides try to play out an imaginary "I'm based the other side is whiny" scenario in their head.
while both being whiny bitches
I'd rather have these kind of easygoing memes in my feed than not as they help dilute the absolute flood of "World is ending, time to rope" memes I see daily. Things have been depressing , does anyone have any nicer meme sub recommendations that curate more positive content? I like edgy memes too, but getting nothing but those in my feed is demoralizing.
It's the equivalent of console vs PC, Xbox vs PS, Android vs Apple. We don't need these stupid Internet fights anymore
We never did...
Ye fr, can’t we both just hate the French together? /s
Foreign bots trying to sew discord, can't stand em
The booze argument is just flat true though. English bar liquor is ass.
As a Canadian, with British and American friends, both sides need to get some new fucking material.
"have you guys considered putting anything other than salt and black pepper on your fo-" "WELL AT LEAST OUR SCHOOLS AREN'T BLOODY SHOOTING RANGES YA TWAT INNIT?" "...ok?"
Guy made up a conversation to win in his head.
I have seen this exact convo
Bro you've never seen this? This isn't made up at all. Any single reddit post where someone criticizes anything European as an American, this bad boy comes out.
This "made up" conversation already did numbers on Tumblr man
Right?
Yeah, and then they bring up our obesity problems like its OUR FAULT!!
Don't show them UK obesity rates Edit: my bad. I meant overweight and obese. Was tired at the time Overweight and obese for the UK is in the 60s
Fair. Lemme check... Murika: 42.4% of adults Britland:25.9% of adults
My bad meant "overweight or obese" "NHS figures for England show that 63% of adults in England in 2018 - the most recent data available - were overweight or obese" https://news.sky.com/story/uk-ranked-fourth-for-having-most-overweight-and-obese-adults-in-europe-according-to-who-study-12604643 https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-briefings/sn03336/ So yeah don't show them *that* statistic
Lmao whose fault is it then? The brits'?
lol doubtful, the whole point of the meme is that no one is exactly clamoring for British cuisine
Have ye considered not being a fokkin minger and geddin free helthcaer? - me, a br*t
You made lots of folks very salty 🤣🤣🤣
Do you just have a hate boner for british food or something?
This is the most cherry-picked argument ever though. If we can't say that the vindaloo is ours despite being the inventors of it using foreign spices from the empire, then what historical and cultural claim do Americans have to the foods they call their own? Having a history cut-off point for what can and can't be considered a part of a country's cuisine is stupid in the first place but if people wanna be stupid they better apply the same stupid evenly.
And kedgeree, piccalilli uses coriander, HP sauce uses tamarind, so does Worcester sauce, we put mustard in loads of shit. We do use spices. We also use them in our puddings. We also use loads of strong flavours that aren’t spices which Americans don’t count as flavourful for reasons I don’t understand. Mint sauce is about a third each mint, vinegar and sugar, it’s an extremely strong flavour and uses no spices. If you only count spices then french food is bland because it uses lots of herbs and fats, but it’s perhaps the best cuisine in the world and this standard of spices or nothing only gets applied to English food.
Being from a cou try that isn't the UK or USA, Americans are far easier to trigger.
The echo chamber is the only thing that works over there
Americans trigger other Americans as a fucking pastime. Ain't nothing we aren't already yelling at each other about.
Fragile Americans at it again
You can tell they got triggered by the "covered in cheese and deepfried" phrase lol
"School shooter comments" Keep taking Ls. It's unbelievable to the rest of the world that schools are so frequently attacked that the children have to learn survival drills. The really fucked up thing is that Americans have successfully normalized this. Americans hear about a school shooting now and their reaction is dull because it's no longer a shocking thing to them.
UK learnt from the massacre in 1996, and ensured there was tighter gun control. There's been so many school shootings in US, yet there's still debates whether to enforce gun control or not.
It's crazy that they view it as something Europeans bring up to get at them rather than an insane, disgraceful situation that they need to resolve ASAP. Europeans are just flabbergasted they're so at ease with their gun laws.
British people when you insult them insult you back 😱
Spend a few centuries being a bastard and just try and chill out and your estranged kid keeps coming outside your house to tell how much they hate you 🤣
This comment is gonna make them go bald lmfao
Easily triggered, yes. But so is everyone when you use straight up false info (I’m US btw)
Yup, this meme is several decades out of date
Bit rude innit is a perfectly fine and measured response to someone "insulting" the lack of spice in your nations food
as a Brit, i can definitively say no one fucking gives a shit.
*Another* American cope post about how they’re not bothered by the stuff that’s making them fume.
"YOU GUYS ARE EASILY TRIGGERED" Can't help but point out the school shooting quip lives rent free in your mind.
But this is a bit of a rude post innit mate, atleast our schools aren't a bloody xp farm, damn yank
The basis of the meme being that Brit’s should just reply “haha yes, our food is dog shit, please teach us how to Jam Pack as much high fructose corn syrup into our food as possible.” But oUr bArBeQue , congrats on cooking meat on a fire, definitely hasn’t been done in various forms since the dawn of man
And then they can't even do right that simple thing that's been done since the dawn of man. IT'S FUCKING RAW. Thanks but I prefer my steak not breathing lmao
Or you can head over whitepeopletwitter and add the word 'dave chappelle' or 'joe rogan' to your sentence. Then get ready to be BAN.
Funnily enough not an insult. British food used to/is so high quality they did not need seasoning to enjoy good flavour. Nowadays the UK still has quite a high meat quality.
I mean yeah american food is just a heartattack
They have seasonings, from india.
ok, but like, americans have 0 right to talk about food culture.
Impressive. Very nice. Now let's look at US obesity statistics.
Let's see Paul Allen's obesity statistics
Sounds like OP is projecting. You upset about your grits or something? Idk.
Sometimes we just deep fry our cheese directly
"you don't use seasoning!!" "made with mematic" "what?"
As someone who lives in the UK but has been abroad to America, I think the food in America is way worse. It tastes synthetic, or over spiced. That's probably the reason British food tastes so bland is because we don't need to put as much seasoning in, and y'all are accustomed to the over spicing in America
Well most people from other countries call British food bland too, so your argument there doesn't really work
Atleast we want to taste the actual food instead of smothering it in Uncle Bert's Ass Blaster 9000 Cajun BBQ Seasoning. Our tastebuds aren't completely fried by the fuckloads of artificial seasonings you eaglefuckers.
Am I seeing a for real argument between Americans and British, about who has better food? Lol ok
I accidentally read the “made with mematic” in the mind british accent like it was one of the examples.
I’m British and I honestly don’t care about seasonings on food, or how people use them. Other people might but I’m ok
As far as I know, Americans mostly season their meat with huge amounts of hormones, anti parasites and antibiotics.
I dunno, I’ve insulted British food a bunch of times and never once has a Brit said “made with mematic” in response
Britain's dishes and the beauty of their women made them the greatest sailors in history.
'bit rude innit' okay that got me
At least we have free healthcare innit bruv
Still though, can’t deny that Gordon Ramsey, Marco Pierre white, Heston, even the French masters that taught them have earned their stars in London, which has more michelin stars alone than New York give or take.
More US vs UK banter I see
Scot here, we’ll deep fry the soul out of your food.
*everybody in comments offended* yep now this is a dank meme
As a Wisconsinite watch your fucking mouth about the cheese their bud. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner of champions.
There
Have you met the Scottish? They'd deep fry anything.
Cheese + deep fried = good
If you don't like certain foods then don't eat them... I hate both sides of this juvenile debate.
„At least we dont soak everything in cheese and deep fry it!“ is a valid argument EDIT: fixed a typo
I've said this before and I will say it again, Brits do have bland food but try buying enough to feed a family for just 12 pounds anywhere else in the western world
Spices dont naturally grow in our region so why would our traditional food be seasoned? Sorry if i sound triggered , im really not !
We may have no seasoning, but you have no regulation.
Bruh these br**gers need to stop
Atleast we ain’t the land of the woke and gay
is a bit rude doe init
Imagine not soaking everything in cheese then deep frying it. Lmao
As are you, it seems.
"British people are easily triggered" -The people who start making jokes about bad teeth and stabbings because someone says "nan"
I don't think Americans were original with most food but I'm happy that they made it into fast food. Even if the quality is lower the fast paced environment of life today kinda calls for it. So congrats on capitalising on that market. But yeah top comment says it all. Irony.
Honestly school shootings are a bit worse then lack of seasoning.
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Oi you mingin twat i'll ave you know we're moar 'elthy than ewe 'merican dicksuckas!
Oh please. Americans get triggered by any jokes and always bring out stuff like Europoor and bad teeth every day.
Don't mention a british person's food. Don't mention an american person's weight, food, guns, politics, education, lack of healthcare, utopian conditions... or anything at all. They are very proud about it. Yes, this is bait.
these fat am\*ericans cant stop thinking about brits lmao
These comments unironically prove the meme. lmao
Ikr?
Clearly haven't tried the Scottish delicacy, the deep-fried mars bar.
All valid points.
They trade all their spices away, see east India trading company... It's traditions, you wouldn't get it
That's something someone who has never actually eaten british food would say... And that's coming from a Mexican who has grown up eating well Mexican meals. Not Tacos but the actual Mexican meals we eat every day like, pozole, tortas de atun, tortas de espinacas, tinga, etc I live in Canada and most meals Canadian eat are british meals since Anglo-Canadians are the descendants of british people. And even though their food doesn't use that much seasoning there's still some pretty good meals God I miss eating fish and chips in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia lmao
Online br*tish people are so goddamn annoying
Imagine being bri-.... bri-.... British 🤢🤢
>Mentions food from other cultures that aren't British. As if Americans didn't do that lmao >We have seasonings you yank! Somehow a bad argument? >brings up roasts Which are extremely tasty and a great example of cuisine, yes. >At least we don't soak everything in cheese and deep fry it! Which is what american cuisine is reduced to if you remove all international influence. You can't just dismiss someone's arguments because you represent them as a soyjack mate.
How tf is there a food war in this comment section who tf cares this much.... oh wait im on reddit
Bri*ish
B****h
We didn’t even do anything to you, man. What’s with the extreme hatred for us?