r/comics • • 22d ago

OC [OC]Defending British Food

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u/DontWantToBeOnReddit 22d ago

This is the comment I came looking for. The American soldiers stationed here during world war two did us bloody dirty, and unfortunately the stereotype persists from people who've never even been here, let alone have actually tried beans on toast.

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u/ViolenceAdvocator 21d ago

I'm sorry there is no world in which I don't see beans on toast as anything other than an affront to the senses

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u/moistCl1tiKaL 21d ago

That’s because you haven’t tried it. I said the same thing before I went to the UK, it’s now a go-to dish. Beans are inexpensive and they’re good for you. You usually add shredded cheese to the top as well. It’s really not too dissimilar from some Mexican dishes that use carbs, beans, and cheese, and nobody is losing their minds about that. Just different bread and beans being used.

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u/Katharinemaddison 21d ago

Add a little Worcester sauce and chilli sauce to taste and it can be amazing.