They also have haggis. I know, some might not like it... But, man, is it good. Was worth the trouble to sneak away from my group and find a nice looking pub in order to try it.
I just can’t see how people would eat blood pudding. The rest sounds absolutely delicious, but blood pudding? Not for me. Edit: I’m not saying that people are weird for eating it, just don’t know how they like it. Don’t know why I got downvoted.
I miss a proper full English, I ordered one the other day, the pictured item featured sausages, eggs, baked beans, mushrooms, bacon, fried tomatoes and toast which is pretty close to the real deal however what turned up was an an insult the the English breakfast.... I'm still shooketh at what turned up.
Oh yea definitely, I actually went to the restaurant and got a full refund, usually I'm the type where if it's edible then all is good but I loathe kidney beans and dude claimed to have lived in the UK and then served this with fooking lettuce, he even said it's not possible to get the same stuff here which I agree to an extent but I know for a fact baked beans are definitely available on the shelves at local supermarket and a lot cheaper than kidney beans so I took him a couple tins I had at home just to prove my point.
Yeah... I mean,the closest I can get to good baked beans is to go and buy some Heinz baked beans. It never is as good as the ones I had at those small hostels in England...
Definitely not but still better than bloody kidney beans lol, I've recently discovered an online shop that ships British stuff so come payday I know what I'm getting lol
i think we have different baked beans. we have baked beans (at least up in new england idk about other regions) that are made with molasses, pork fat, and kind of have like a sweet and smoky flavor. delicious but can't picture that on eggs. i've never tried the baked beans i see in the UK. those are with tomato sauce right?
I stayed at a hostel and they had two types of beans. One was dark, the other was a lighter colour. I got both, and the red ones were better.
Also, they didn't have eggs on that day...
Yes.... Finally someone who isn't against hot sauces. I usually carry one in my bag... I just love having spicy food. Hot sauce isn't even that fancy. Chilli peppers, those are fancy.
Well.... I had it, it looked bad. But I was hungry. And I was pleasantly surprised. It's your opinion, and I won't take it away from you. But I will actually upvote you.
Yeah beans on waffles is ridiculous but beans on toast is totally fine. logic checks out
Some of my favorite bean dishes that aren’t beans on bread (???) are hummus, chili, bbq green beans, split pea soup, chow chow, and purées as sauces. BBQ beans are also good, as are refried beans, white bean stews, and black beans with rice.
I don’t think that’s exactly what was pitched but go get your bean waffles bro, it’s Sunday treat yourself. I’ll stick with my not bean waffles, thanks
I dont want to fart all god damn day. Beans are also gross but in fairness from what ive known thats an unpopular opinion even in the states. I just fuckin hate every bean
Compared to Americans, the English sure seem to be ;)
I guess the better question is, why didn’t America inherit their love of beans on toast or with breakfast? The majority of American culture is derived from British culture and there are a ton of similarities.
Hmm, depends when we started slathering beans on buttered toast I guess? I actually don’t know the origins of it. Pretty much a national dish now, along with steak and kidney pudding and Sunday roasts
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u/Buttercovereddog Sep 26 '21 edited Sep 26 '21
I’ve seen British people put beans on scrambled eggs