Best British food

[jonesthecurl]

and then they invent this:

I think you'll find "Spam" is from the U.S.

- certainly no Brit would be attracted by a "pumpkin spice" flavour, which is and American thing,

[KoolBak]

It's a disgusting thing

[spurgistan]

and then they invent this:

pumpkin spice spam/img]

Spam is made by Hormel, based in Minnesota, USA. This thread is about British food.

On a side note, Spam is huge in South Korea. A popular gift from your boss is a Spam gift set. It comes with nice cooking oil.

[mrswdk]

That sounds like one of those 'x is huge in [foreign country]' articles that generally only get written by journalists who've just rummaged around on Twitter because they need to fill some inches.

[spurgistan]

That sounds like one of those 'x is huge in [foreign country]' articles that generally only get written by journalists who've just rummaged around on Twitter because they need to fill some inches.

I could show pics of all the spam gift sets I got but that seems rather boring. Also I lost most of those pictures a few phones lost in Seoul cabs ago.

[KoolBak]

I believe Hawaii is the biggest per capita consumer of spam here at home. It's everywhere. I love it. Immediate family hates it....lol.

Back to gross dotted appendage discussion

[2dimes]

I had never heard of cottage pie. I did think it odd to call a ground beef dish Shepherd's Pie. That's how it is here.

[HitRed]

The Great British Cooking Show is highly recommended.

[mrswdk]

The Great British Cooking Show is highly recommended.

You mean this?

Great British Bake Off: 2019 contestants revealed

[Symmetry]

I had never heard of cottage pie. I did think it odd to call a ground beef dish Shepherd's Pie. That's how it is here.

It's basically the same thing. Cottage pie should be beef, and shepherd's pie. lamb, but they're pretty interchangeable.

People who say that they are serving vegetarian chilli con carne...

[jonesthecurl]

If you made a similar thing with chicken, my grandma called it "poacher's pie".

[jonesthecurl]

Something I do miss is Lorne Sausage.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lorne_sausage

[Symmetry]

If you made a similar thing with chicken, my grandma called it "poacher's pie".

Your grandma talks too much.