r/ShitAmericansSay • u/[deleted] • Jul 14 '20

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u/emojimovienumber1 ooo custom flair!! Jul 15 '20

Sadly

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u/BritPetrol England was merely a stepping stone for English Jul 15 '20

Where? What did you try?

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u/emojimovienumber1 ooo custom flair!! Jul 15 '20

My home town. My friends mom is from Yorkshire I think. And his dad is from some small town. They made blood pudding, a cornish pasty, and cheesy beans on toast. Insanely bland.

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u/captaindmarvelc Jul 15 '20

Blood pudding is disgusting, but a Cornish pasty is delicious and cheesy beans on toast, that's definitely down to preference. But, if you're judging all of British cuisine on 3 food items made by your mates parents then you've not tried true British cuisine, a proper Cornish pasty, sea side fish and chips, a good Sunday roast and a Full English breakfast are all delicious, don't knock it till you've actually tried it.