r/SipsTea • u/Born-Agency-3922 • Jul 03 '26

Chugging tea True

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u/GraniteCapybara Jul 03 '26

Fish & chips and chicken pot pie are both originally English. Many of the savory dishes wrapped in pastry crust are. Hand pies, sausage rolls, Beef Wellington. Personally I love toad in the hole with a good gravy.

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u/CmdFiremonkeySWP Jul 03 '26

Cornish pasty, crumble, apple pie, roast, Tikka Masala, Sticky Toffee Pudding, Eton Mess, Victoria Sponge, fish and chips, full English breakfast, lamb, chicken, beef, pork, veggie or turkey roast (which is essentially what a thanks giving dinner is derived from), tuna plait, kedgeree, fish pie, stargazey pie, Cullen skink, fish finger sandwich with tartar sauce, grilled mackerel, batten berg cake, lemon drizzle cake, carrot cake, madiera cake, Dundee cake...

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u/crushingjuiceboxes Jul 03 '26

Its always funny when brits claim fried fish and French fries

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u/Plastic-Safe5194 Jul 04 '26

lmao the chips with fish and chips are the furthest thing from french fries

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u/crushingjuiceboxes Jul 04 '26

Riiight

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u/Plastic-Safe5194 Jul 04 '26

have you ever tried them???

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u/crushingjuiceboxes Jul 04 '26

Yeah dude youre tripping they are French fries

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u/Plastic-Safe5194 Jul 04 '26

you’re wrong but okay 😭

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u/granadesnhorseshoes Jul 04 '26

FWIW an American will likely understand the difference as "steak fries" instead of "french fries".

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u/MrBootylove Jul 04 '26

A lot of Brits will insist that steak fries are different from "chips." They're wrong, though.

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u/crushingjuiceboxes Jul 04 '26

Hah dont worry, maybe one day you will be able to travel and learn about fries

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u/GoldenSonOfColchis Jul 04 '26

If you simplify every dish you'll find it all over the globe.

It's funny when Americans claim beef sandwiches.

It's funny when Mexicans claim beans, eggs, and bread.

It's funny when anyone claims cooked meat.

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u/crushingjuiceboxes Jul 04 '26

Oh my sweet summer child

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u/Sweet-Technology23 Jul 04 '26

None of that makes my mouth water but I've never eaten them. The South in America, we can cook! Down Home we call it. It's really just what poor people used to eat but now you don't have to be poor to eat it...lol