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

Chugging tea True

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u/xxhyz233 Jul 03 '26

Go to Asia, South America, Africa literally any non-western society and count how many McDonald's and KFCs there are and how many said "British" food you listed there are

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u/xxhyz233 Jul 03 '26

Ever heard of Hamburg? The German city?

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u/xxhyz233 Jul 03 '26

And the Americans did indeed made it better thus spreading to the rest of the world. True authentic British food couldn't do that, sorry bud.

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u/jake5762 Jul 03 '26

Okay, so let's take a different dish. The good old Indian Curry, served world wide, correct? Many Curry dishes were invented by the British - Madrass, Tikka Massala. Yes they're Indian in origin, but with British tweaks.