[OC]Defending British Food

[u/Desperate-Hearing297]

[u/UnusualFruitHammock]

Black pudding isn't hard to find

[u/alexxerth → u/UnusualFruitHammock]

Yes my point is that isn't one of the actual bad foods. People might be scared to try it, but it's not bad.

A toast sandwich is bad, and you're not gonna find that on a menu easily.

[u/UnusualFruitHammock → u/alexxerth]

Fucking love a toastie

[u/wlsb → u/UnusualFruitHammock]

A toast sandwich, not a toasted sandwich (toastie), is a slice of toast between two slices of untoasted bread. A strange invention.

[u/UnusualFruitHammock → u/wlsb]

Misread but honestly bit daft

[u/Agent_03 → u/UnusualFruitHammock]

That's because black pudding is delicious if cooked correctly. Best part of a Full English IMO. Morcilla too, for that matter. People that like a nice rare or juicy steak should especially try them.

Some of these dishes have stuck around and become culinary institutions because they're just really tasty. People who are scared to try them are missing out.