comment by Jadon The King Sancho (U10026)
posted 5 seconds ago
How did an article about Pep get onto this?
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Aussies also p-ss over the UK for coffee. 99% of this country hasn’t got a clue when it comes to coffee.

comment by Jadon The King Sancho (U10026)
posted 1 minute ago
I haven’t commented on Australia.
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you haven't but on the bias of 'western lists' you would expect London, given its size, size of the nations population to be there. just like New York, Toronto, Paris, Berlin etc

I'd say its more impressive smaller nations can make an impact on those lists.

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comment by manutd1982 (U6633)
posted 21 seconds ago
Aussies also p-ss over the UK for coffee. 99% of this country hasn’t got a clue when it comes to coffee.
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I'll raise you the US when it comes to p-ss
poor coffee

never understood why the Michelin guide became the Bible for food anyway.

it's run by a tyre company. basically started out as a guide to eating on the road.

1* good
2** worth a detour
3*** worth a special journey

I cant think of any other industry where the holy grail of acceptance is from such a random other industry

imagine if the Ballon d'or was voted for and selected by the employees of Lloyds TSB

England do make the best scotch eggs. So there’s that.

comment by manutd1982 (U6633)
posted 4 minutes ago
I’ve travelled round England for holidays or visiting friends and generally the food has been pretty forgettable. I’m not visiting Michelin star restaurants, I mean good variety of cuisines. I’m sure there are some good places but generally (which was my initial point) the food around England isn’t great.
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I take the cuisine you are trying is typically "British" ? Pub food? Take out food? That's probably me generalising but it is no different to your generalisation of British cuisine.

You clearly are not eating at the right places. The quality and diversity of food across the UK is vast now than its ever been.

I think your views of cuisine in the UK is quite outdated. In the 1980s, yes, in 2021? No chance!

This will be a 500 page chit chat about Pep's love for British cuisine!

comment by Robb - McFan #1 (U22311)
posted 1 minute ago
England do make the best scotch eggs. So there’s that.
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whenever I go home my first day always consists of

chip butty w/bits for lunch
chicken vindaloo for dinner

nobody makes chip shop chips like we do, and those Bangladeshi fusion things we call Indian curry are beyond unique.

comment by Dwight K Schrute (U22590)
posted 40 seconds ago
comment by Robb - McFan #1 (U22311)
posted 1 minute ago
England do make the best scotch eggs. So there’s that.
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whenever I go home my first day always consists of

chip butty w/bits for lunch
chicken vindaloo for dinner

nobody makes chip shop chips like we do, and those Bangladeshi fusion things we call Indian curry are beyond unique.
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Sorry, what are bits?

Pep loves a chicken tiki taka.

comment by Plump Varane (U22314)
posted 13 seconds ago
comment by Dwight K Schrute (U22590)
posted 40 seconds ago
comment by Robb - McFan #1 (U22311)
posted 1 minute ago
England do make the best scotch eggs. So there’s that.
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whenever I go home my first day always consists of

chip butty w/bits for lunch
chicken vindaloo for dinner

nobody makes chip shop chips like we do, and those Bangladeshi fusion things we call Indian curry are beyond unique.
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Sorry, what are bits?
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guess they're called something different in different regions

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scraps_(batter)

comment by Dwight K Schrute (U22590)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Robb - McFan #1 (U22311)
posted 1 minute ago
England do make the best scotch eggs. So there’s that.
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whenever I go home my first day always consists of

chip butty w/bits for lunch
chicken vindaloo for dinner

nobody makes chip shop chips like we do, and those Bangladeshi fusion things we call Indian curry are beyond unique.
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Also if you want proper authentic Bangladeshi cuisine, pop over to Brick Lane. You will never eat your typical "curry" again!

Chip shop scraps are amazing, could eat a whole bag of those

comment by Dwight K Schrute (U22590)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Plump Varane (U22314)
posted 13 seconds ago
comment by Dwight K Schrute (U22590)
posted 40 seconds ago
comment by Robb - McFan #1 (U22311)
posted 1 minute ago
England do make the best scotch eggs. So there’s that.
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whenever I go home my first day always consists of

chip butty w/bits for lunch
chicken vindaloo for dinner

nobody makes chip shop chips like we do, and those Bangladeshi fusion things we call Indian curry are beyond unique.
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Sorry, what are bits?
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guess they're called something different in different regions

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scraps_(batter)
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I can't think of anything worse

Why not just have battered fish with chips

No I mean more the diversity that London offers. In terms of modern British cuisine pretty much any food chef outside of London will have trained in London and then moved out. This area is improving and I’m sure there are some great places around but in general (which is my whole point) the quality of food in the country is poor, largely due to produce, also because of our upbringing and understanding of food. If I’m in a city/town centre and wanna try some interesting diverse good tasting food I’ve generally found it difficult. You might think you’ve found something and the quality is disappointing.

comment by Plump Varane (U22314)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Dwight K Schrute (U22590)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Robb - McFan #1 (U22311)
posted 1 minute ago
England do make the best scotch eggs. So there’s that.
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whenever I go home my first day always consists of

chip butty w/bits for lunch
chicken vindaloo for dinner

nobody makes chip shop chips like we do, and those Bangladeshi fusion things we call Indian curry are beyond unique.
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Also if you want proper authentic Bangladeshi cuisine, pop over to Brick Lane. You will never eat your typical "curry" again!
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to me its Birmingham or Bradford

ive eaten my fair share in London too but to me Birmingham that is the best in the UK. personal taste of course.

Brick Lane curry is awful, it’s made specifically for tourists who think that’s were you go for an authentic curry. Walk 20 minutes east and you’ll get some proper Pakistani cuisine though.

comment by Plump Varane (U22314)
posted 42 minutes ago
comment by manutd1982 (U6633)
posted 3 minutes ago
Pretty sure your average Aussie has a better grasp of food than in Britain.
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You're wumming, shirley?
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No. He is being serious. He is an idiot that should be supervised by an adult at all costs.

nobody makes chip shop chips like we do, and those Bangladeshi fusion things we call Indian curry are beyond unique.

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I’ve eaten in a few Indian places in the USA, they all couldn’t hold a candle to even an average BIR place back in the uk. BIR curries are better than any other food. Thai comes close, chinese I’m not a great fan of, bland compared to those two and Italian is massively overated.

comment by Dwight K Schrute (U22590)
posted 0 seconds ago
comment by Plump Varane (U22314)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Dwight K Schrute (U22590)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Robb - McFan #1 (U22311)
posted 1 minute ago
England do make the best scotch eggs. So there’s that.
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whenever I go home my first day always consists of

chip butty w/bits for lunch
chicken vindaloo for dinner

nobody makes chip shop chips like we do, and those Bangladeshi fusion things we call Indian curry are beyond unique.
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Also if you want proper authentic Bangladeshi cuisine, pop over to Brick Lane. You will never eat your typical "curry" again!
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to me its Birmingham or Bradford

ive eaten my fair share in London too but to me Birmingham that is the best in the UK. personal taste of course.
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Manchester, Bradford, London are places to go for proper authentic Indian sub continent cuisine. As people travel, watch YouTube their desire for authentic food grows, establishments around the country grows as a result, still not growing fast enough for me.

You usually find authentic food where there are large pockets of ethnic groups around the country.

Generic curry served up in your typical high street is far from authentic as it gets

Other than the tandoor dishes the people serving it would not eat it!

So long as he continues to draw the likes of Wycombe in every cup draw, I see no reason for him to leave

comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Plump Varane (U22314)
posted 42 minutes ago
comment by manutd1982 (U6633)
posted 3 minutes ago
Pretty sure your average Aussie has a better grasp of food than in Britain.
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You're wumming, shirley?
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No. He is being serious. He is an idiot that should be supervised by an adult at all costs.
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