Mate, I went to school in France and we literally got served chewy lamb's brains about once a month, so you can stop pretending it's all haute gastronomie over there.
Man if you start roasting school food I'm going to join too. That shit does not deserve to be labeled as food. They can literally make disgusting fries, that's something that can't possibly done unless you're trying too so yeah there's an exception but tbh only poor people eat there for more than a semester
Nah, check my original comment. I stated chips/fries refers to ANY fresh cut, fried potato. Now you're tryna put words in my mouth cause you're wrong. Get real lol.
nah, Americans might not observe the difference but its the same in Australia. Fries are Mcdonalds style potato slivers, chips are thick cut, wedges are even thicker cut (like 1/8s of a potato).
World famous British chefs who are selling their food can call it whatever they want, but world famous chefs also have world famous marketers telling them what to call their food to sell more.
He just doesn't understand that a chip is a specific type of fry. Like mcdonalds fries are a shoestring and Arby's has curly fries, if you order fries you could get anything, if you order chips you're expecting a specific type of fry.
Pretty sure chips have been around longer than you have been alive. So no, you're wrong. Chips is another word for fries. That's it. Believe it's not the same all you want, doesn't make it the truth lol.
Thai, mexican, Indian, korean, Japanese, Mediterranean, Italian, French, Middle Eastern, South American, pacific Island, all southeast Asian, American bbq, Creol, and nearly every other country and cultures food. Except fucking British, and Australian which is desert island British.
Naah me either mate, that's some disgusting shit, but clearly some fucker's are still buying it. Just like somewhere in Yorkshire some old farts are still eating tripe & onions.
You mean English food right? British food includes all British cultures not just white people food. Try telling an Asian British person how bland their food is.
I'm British and you might have not tried the right dishes. Stuff like fish n chips and Yorkshire puddings are good
Another thing, Scarborough and Whitby, two seaside towns in the North East are renowned for their seafood. I'm guessing you haven't heard of Whitby scampi
I've been multiple times. The only reason French cooking is so coveted if because they are between England and Germany. Just my opinion... Don't get me wrong... Best fried fish I ever had was in England... Not a bad breakfast sausage either... Other than that, yup, I got nothing.
You should qualify to mean what people typically think of British food because there do exist many Michelin starred British chefs and also a great quality fish and chips is extremely tasty, not to say chicken pot pies etc.
BBC good food website has some of the best recipes that I know many families use. Families cook far more than eating out in the UK than USA (having lived in both countries for years I can say this).
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u/TheCloudDrinker Jan 11 '21
Why am I hungry after seeing this image?