I can't possibly match against a potato, you got me I'm desperately beaten
A psychopath who likes deliciousness?
It's definitely a thing these days thanks to the power of social media .
I wouldn't even step into a shop I was walking past to get halal meat.It's definitely a thing these days thanks to the power of social media .
There's a joint in Jersey called Flavor Hive, which frequently gets customers who've travelled for hours to get some of their halal meat and sauce.
And it's all because their promo videos went viral on TikTok.
All of this, plus top it with either chopped white onion or chives.
There's at least a half dozen places I can get Donner kebab here in Seattle,. Well they I know of, so probably a lot more.
I'm honestly surprised by that. I would say it's possible that we're going to different places, but having been to the USA a number of times, I wonder if you'd be willing list, say 5 meals that you can get in the USA that you miss in the UK?
That potato looks barely cooked, to me, you gotta get the skin darkened, imo.
Beans are to British people as rice is to Asians. They can't get enough of that shit.
I was more comfortable with the idea of you eating people.
Oh cool -- I lived / grew up on the east coast, and short of perhaps going into NYC I can't think of anywhere. I kinda exclude NYC from my opinion since you can get basically authentic anything there. It's not really the 'standard' unless you live there.
I'll be honest -- i was being a bit hyperbolic. Nothing I've really had here in the UK is terrible. But in terms of better - I've had better Italian food (like a real good chicken parm with vodka sauce) -- the pizza is so much better (but that's also a NY area thing) -- the bagels / breakfast sandwiches are better (again, more of NY Area thing)- the Mexican food is better (it just seems to be non-existent in this country best I can tell), and, then subs -- I'm sorry, everyone in the UK seems to love Subway which is gross. That's the one I'll put my foot down on for sure. Subway is terrible, and I've not found a proper sub shop near me anywhere.
Yeah that's the interesting thing about the US, hard to talk about it accurately as a whole as regionally things are so different. (we have great curry and lots of great fish and chips to, although not trying to say ours is better than the UK I wouldn't know.)
I love pulled pork on my baked potatoes, especially baked sweet potato.
Have you seen their wheather? Their depressing food is basically pure joy in comparison.
Big-ass hefty potato, thick chilli con carne, sharp cheddar, green onions. Sometimes homemade bacon bits and sour cream are alright. But keeping it simple is the way to go and you're absolutely right. It's a one and done comfort food, for sure.
Yeah, if I'm baking them for myself I will just use cheddar, chives and a bit of dairy. Despite these videos the normal way of eating them in the UK is just with some good salted butter. Baked beans I would rather have with toast or on the side.
