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0 pointstelchior3y ago0 comments

Isn't "hot and brown" a mainstay of British cuisine in general?

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Only according to Americans, tbh, and often ones who have never visited.

Ones who have visited the UK, when asked where they ate, often ate at hellish tourist traps or absolute shit tier chain pubs like Wetherspoons or Greene King.

telchiorOP3y ago

I'm an American who has lived in the UK. I can report back that we're definitely not the ones who invented the term "eating beige".

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nibbleshifter3y ago

Only according to Americans, tbh, and often ones who have never visited.

Ones who have visited the UK, when asked where they ate, often ate at hellish tourist traps or absolute shit tier chain pubs like Wetherspoons or Greene King.

telchiorOP3y ago

I'm an American who has lived in the UK. I can report back that we're definitely not the ones who invented the term "eating beige".

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