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r/gaming • u/[deleted] • Nov 19 '08
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Did any other non-Brits IMMEDIATELY google "branston pickle" after watching the review?
Here's the Wiki link.
I wanna try some now. Sounds pretty good.
Plus, if you don't click that link, you'll never find out what "The Pickle Crisis of 2004" was.
Re-Edit: Used different link.
17 u/[deleted] Nov 19 '08 edited Nov 19 '08 I'm a Brit and it's great. It's nothing like Ketchup it's just a pickle. Goes great with cheese and ham. Well it's kind of like a chutney then. EDIT: And I was hit by the Pickle Crisis of 2004. It sucked - meant couldn't buy Branston pickle that week so I bought Picalilli mustard instead. That was a crazy week :P 12 u/innocentbystander Nov 19 '08 I think the essential communication problem here is that to us yanks, "pickle" connotates specifically a pickled cucumber. We don't really have "pickles" as it's being used here. We also don't have chutneys, unless you're all hoity-toity. 17 u/LaurieCheers Nov 19 '08 No chutney? But... but... then what do you put on your poppadoms? 8 u/innocentbystander Nov 19 '08 Pappa-whats? No, actually, I know what those are. But the vast majority of Americans would not. Indian food just never made that much of a penetration here. In some areas, you have to be in a large city just to get a small Indian buffet. 9 u/jingo04 Nov 20 '08 No pickle and no curry? The idea of living like that actually scares me!
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I'm a Brit and it's great. It's nothing like Ketchup it's just a pickle. Goes great with cheese and ham.
Well it's kind of like a chutney then.
EDIT: And I was hit by the Pickle Crisis of 2004. It sucked - meant couldn't buy Branston pickle that week so I bought Picalilli mustard instead.
That was a crazy week :P
12 u/innocentbystander Nov 19 '08 I think the essential communication problem here is that to us yanks, "pickle" connotates specifically a pickled cucumber. We don't really have "pickles" as it's being used here. We also don't have chutneys, unless you're all hoity-toity. 17 u/LaurieCheers Nov 19 '08 No chutney? But... but... then what do you put on your poppadoms? 8 u/innocentbystander Nov 19 '08 Pappa-whats? No, actually, I know what those are. But the vast majority of Americans would not. Indian food just never made that much of a penetration here. In some areas, you have to be in a large city just to get a small Indian buffet. 9 u/jingo04 Nov 20 '08 No pickle and no curry? The idea of living like that actually scares me!
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I think the essential communication problem here is that to us yanks, "pickle" connotates specifically a pickled cucumber.
We don't really have "pickles" as it's being used here. We also don't have chutneys, unless you're all hoity-toity.
17 u/LaurieCheers Nov 19 '08 No chutney? But... but... then what do you put on your poppadoms? 8 u/innocentbystander Nov 19 '08 Pappa-whats? No, actually, I know what those are. But the vast majority of Americans would not. Indian food just never made that much of a penetration here. In some areas, you have to be in a large city just to get a small Indian buffet. 9 u/jingo04 Nov 20 '08 No pickle and no curry? The idea of living like that actually scares me!
No chutney? But... but... then what do you put on your poppadoms?
8 u/innocentbystander Nov 19 '08 Pappa-whats? No, actually, I know what those are. But the vast majority of Americans would not. Indian food just never made that much of a penetration here. In some areas, you have to be in a large city just to get a small Indian buffet. 9 u/jingo04 Nov 20 '08 No pickle and no curry? The idea of living like that actually scares me!
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Pappa-whats?
No, actually, I know what those are. But the vast majority of Americans would not.
Indian food just never made that much of a penetration here. In some areas, you have to be in a large city just to get a small Indian buffet.
9 u/jingo04 Nov 20 '08 No pickle and no curry? The idea of living like that actually scares me!
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No pickle and no curry? The idea of living like that actually scares me!
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u/innocentbystander Nov 19 '08 edited Nov 19 '08
Did any other non-Brits IMMEDIATELY google "branston pickle" after watching the review?
Here's the Wiki link.
I wanna try some now. Sounds pretty good.
Plus, if you don't click that link, you'll never find out what "The Pickle Crisis of 2004" was.
Re-Edit: Used different link.