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I am *very* neutral to both of these teams so my sole basis of deciding who I support is based on the fact that Italy has given the world pasta and pizza whilst England has only brought deep fried anything dunked in gravy, so 🎼🎼🎼🎼 it’s coming to Rome 🎼🎼🎼🎼
Please anon, do pasta and pizza compare to spotted dick? I think not.
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I love when someone is like "Look at this food I've just invented" and it's just a regular food in your country.
The word "date" has a romantic connotation in the US. Maybe it doesn't in Poland? (Or were you just being playful?)
i said what i said
Keeping it simple.
When you’re nursing a bad back and feeling a bit sorry for yourself there’s no better medicine than a couple of home-made chip butties - and Sheila makes the best!
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Chip butties aren't exclusively a Brit thing. It's also something in NZ and Aus thing as well. It's just an odd creation that tastes kinda nice. Bit like fairy bread.
I’ve never really seen the appeal of covering a starch with another starch, like potatoes on bread/pizza, or having rice and corn in the same meal like in some Mexican dishes
I don’t really get the appeal of fairy bread either, to be honest!! I tried it once when I was a kid because I saw my half-dutch cousins eating it, and I didn’t like it at all. It was basically just bread and sugar :P
No shame/judgment to y’all who eat these things but I just can’t get my head (or palate!) around them!
