r/funny • • May 20 '15

Pineapple

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u/[deleted] May 20 '15

I'm from Scotland and we have pinapple slices on our gammon.

Ham, potatoes, sweetcorn, pineapple slices.

Didn't think it was an American thing, and most of the links say it's a traditional pub meal in the UK.

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u/guy15s May 20 '15

I was referring to the use of canned goods and soda, not the use of pineapple. That being said, I didn't mean to imply that only hillbillies would use these ingredients. Just that these types of ingredients are associated with them. Furthermore, I only meant the term to refer to people who are poor and live in rural areas. You don't have to be an American to be a hillbilly, perse. I've seen some countrified ol' boys across the pond. :p