The Great Transatlantic Biscuit Mystery (and other foods)

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This is the proper way to eat an American biscuit
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maybe with cheese added.
 
Brits call dessert "pudding" even if they aren't having pudding for dessert. Must that monty pythonesque sense of humor permeate everything over there?

I grew up in the south. Step off my biscuits n' gravy.
 
Stop butchering our language, you damn red coats. If you're going to steal our language, at least use it correctly.
 
Brits call dessert "pudding" even if they aren't having pudding for dessert. Must that monty pythonesque sense of humor permeate everything over there?

I grew up in the south. Step off my biscuits n' gravy.

I certainly do not call my dessert "pudding", I just call it dessert. You wanker.

Stop butchering our language, you damn red coats. If you're going to steal our language, at least use it correctly.

No u
 
Stop butchering our language, you damn red coats. If you're going to steal our language, at least use it correctly.
It's ours now.
 
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American biscuits are superior, sorry OP.

Also, that's not just gravy. It is biscuits covered in gravy mixed with breakfast sausage. One of the greatest food combinations of all time.
 
Brits call flan "crème caramel", but they call custard just custard.
They made shit up as they went along.

Also calling both snow peas and snap peas "mange tout"
 
You mother fuckers (mum fuckers for our brothers across the sea?) are making me crave all kinds of unhealthy shit :(
 
I'm an American living in London and I can't for the life of me call potato chips "crisps" or french fries "chips." And I will always spell my words without the extra "u." And the letter "z" is NOT ZED. And it belongs in words like "familiarization!"
 
I'm an American living in London and I can't for the life of me call potato chips "crisps" or french fries "chips." And I will always spell my words without the extra "u." And the letter "z" is NOT ZED. And it belongs in words like "familiarization!"

How you liking our fine country though? London is great innit m8?
 
So how do American's distinguish between chips and fries?

I don't understand. The two things are completely different. Chips are little wafers of fried potato you buy in a bag or packet, fries are thick vertical slices of potato traditionally served very hot.
 
So how do American's distinguish between chips and fries?

Chips to us is basically your crisps. Fries to us are what you call chips.

Also, they do sell digestive biscuits here in the US, though they're in specialty shops.

I'm partial to the McVittie's chocolate ones - they're great in coffee.
 
And while we are on the subject maybe one of you could explain to me why Downton Abbey is just Game of Thrones without the nudity and disembowelings.
 
Chips to us is basically your crisps. Fries to us are what you call chips.

Also, they do sell digestive biscuits here in the US, though they're in specialty shops.

I'm partial to the McVittie's chocolate ones - they're great in coffee.
So if you wanted our chips, what would have to ask for, chunky fries or something?
 
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