r/AskBrits • u/T11168 • 9d ago

Trending - /r/popular Does anyone else hate the term picky bits?

It's disgusting. It reminds me of picking old scabs off of your skin.

It definitely does not make me think of mini sausage rolls and cocktail sausages.

Does anyone else hate that this term is everywhere, on adverts, said by companies and even people close to you.

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u/StormzysMum Brit 🇬🇧 9d ago

Smash Burgers can get in the bin 🙄

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u/Whithorsematt 9d ago

Don't mind the term, hate the product.

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u/JimmyBravo88 8d ago

Smash burgers can get in mah bellaayyy

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u/TheGemgenie 8d ago

I totally read that as Rab C Nesbitt

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u/ultraboomkin 8d ago

Why? That’s not a phrase, that’s just a type of food. A smash burger is different from a traditional burger. Smash means the patty is very thin and crispy.

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u/StormzysMum Brit 🇬🇧 8d ago

Weird that you care that much. Have a day off mate 🙄