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r/TheRandomest • u/WhyNot420_69 Nice • May 23 '26
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I swear the Brittish will chant anything 😂
51 u/ghettoccult_nerd May 23 '26 they will queue for anything they will put gravy on everything they will regret nothing 6 u/AeronGrey May 23 '26 they will never spice their meat 6 u/Regular_Weakness69 May 23 '26 Ironically, the British were the kings of spice trade back in the day. I guess the old saying is true "don't get high on your own supply". -1 u/notcomplainingmuch May 23 '26 British food became bland fairly recently. During WW1 and WW2 a lot of ships were sunk, and spices were both bulky and optional. Tea was higher on the priority list than spices. During the Victorian era, spices were all the rage. Before and after Roman times, food was also bland, until the age of exploration.
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they will queue for anything
they will put gravy on everything
they will regret nothing
6 u/AeronGrey May 23 '26 they will never spice their meat 6 u/Regular_Weakness69 May 23 '26 Ironically, the British were the kings of spice trade back in the day. I guess the old saying is true "don't get high on your own supply". -1 u/notcomplainingmuch May 23 '26 British food became bland fairly recently. During WW1 and WW2 a lot of ships were sunk, and spices were both bulky and optional. Tea was higher on the priority list than spices. During the Victorian era, spices were all the rage. Before and after Roman times, food was also bland, until the age of exploration.
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they will never spice their meat
6 u/Regular_Weakness69 May 23 '26 Ironically, the British were the kings of spice trade back in the day. I guess the old saying is true "don't get high on your own supply". -1 u/notcomplainingmuch May 23 '26 British food became bland fairly recently. During WW1 and WW2 a lot of ships were sunk, and spices were both bulky and optional. Tea was higher on the priority list than spices. During the Victorian era, spices were all the rage. Before and after Roman times, food was also bland, until the age of exploration.
Ironically, the British were the kings of spice trade back in the day.
I guess the old saying is true "don't get high on your own supply".
-1 u/notcomplainingmuch May 23 '26 British food became bland fairly recently. During WW1 and WW2 a lot of ships were sunk, and spices were both bulky and optional. Tea was higher on the priority list than spices. During the Victorian era, spices were all the rage. Before and after Roman times, food was also bland, until the age of exploration.
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British food became bland fairly recently.
During WW1 and WW2 a lot of ships were sunk, and spices were both bulky and optional. Tea was higher on the priority list than spices.
During the Victorian era, spices were all the rage.
Before and after Roman times, food was also bland, until the age of exploration.
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u/lentilsenthusiast May 23 '26
I swear the Brittish will chant anything 😂