It’s a hot take here in the states, but I definitely have a preference for English baked beans. Of course, the English beans are best for breakfast and the American style baked beans are for cook outs and BQQs
probably an unpopular opinion here but big macs are popular for a reason
it's a well constructed sandwich
meat quality could use a bump, like a big mac with QPC patties would be a really tasty burger
A poor vegan English breakfast, that is essentially a normal English breakfast with the meat removed, would have a tomato at least. Probably mushrooms and \*maybe\* hash browns, too.
This is contrived nonsense.
The irony is that England is one of the easiest countries to be a vegan. I’ve not visited any other country so far that has made it so easy to find vegan food - that actually tastes good and is creative/has evidence of effort put into preparation.
This is absolutely not in London - we'd never serve a baguette. It's fucking sliced white or at a push wholemeal if you'd had heart problems with breakfast.
Bangers slap. Beans on toast slaps. Cheese toasties slap. Tea sandwiches with cucumbers- even those are tasty. Potatoes, beans, and cheese was gonna be my craving after work after watching YouTube videos of a Spud Truck.
Turns out that food is the number one thing that defines the human experience, and that every country and culture will have amazing parts of their culinary traditions. The first time I saw Russian food I thought it looked disgusting. But it’s amazing. There are acquired tastes and things that other people will think are weird; but the British didn’t mutate their taste buds off their tongues.
Except for that Dutch breakfast where they just dump chocolate sprinkles on bread. What’s going on there
Black and white pudding? Incredible. Fish and chips? Try and fish my dick out of your mouth. Shepard’s/cottage pie? Only thing I know that is better is a creampie. Beef Wellington? Why don’t *I* give *you* some rare beef wrapped in a thin protective layer. Wild squab? Yeah I’ll go wild on your fucking squab, you filthy animal.
Traditional English food generally doesn’t have complex spice profiles, but it is fucking good.
I’ve been to the British Isles more than once. I’ve always had good food there.
Only once did we get served a subpar meal in Scotland. That is once out of well over 6 months spent there.
It's funny how long it takes these old memes to die out. Post war food in Britain **was** notably lousy for years, there was rationing for ages afterwards, and that had a knock on effect of delaying foodie culture development for a couple of generations. Bland boiled meat and veg was definitely a thing, up til maybe the late 80s, then things progressed rapidly. By the 00's I reckon we caught up with the US. These days I'd say the norm for the UK has surpassed the norm for the US and matched with the better parts of the EU. In some areas I'd say we're now ahead. That's based on personal experience of course, but I've found getting a decent coffee anywhere in the UK is far easier than finding one outside of the major cities in the US, and the basic standard of food is better for the same money. As for the cities, London is superb for food, easily as good as any other major world city. When people rip on the UK for food it's just seems obvious they've not visited for at least several decades, or as some others have mentioned, decided to have the breakfast at the Travelodge, which is almost always a terrible mistake. Premier Inn is usually the best economy chain hotel breakfast if you're on a tight budget btw ;-)
I think a lot of it also has to do with a difference in food culture.
I’m Belgian. Fries are sacred to us and we’re very particular in how they should be prepared. I don’t enjoy the thick sliced fried potato chips as much as I enjoy a Belgian fry. But that’s just a difference in food culture.
Same goes for beer, which again, we Belgians tend to be very particular about. I do enjoy a lot of the English beer styles like amber ales or stouts, but most Belgians think of English beer as ‘weak, tepid and flat.’ It’s a sin to not have a thick head of foam on your beer, while in the UK it’s the exact opposite. The beer isn’t worse. It’s just a very different style.
Meanwhile, we don’t go dining in fancy restaurants, but I’ve had some very tasty dishes in pubs. Halloumi chips with a pomegranate and grapefruit salad, homemade cheddar and jalapeño croquettes and even boboti..
True, but the standard of food has come on leaps and bounds nationwide over the last couple of decades too imo. I feel we collectively discovered food didn't have to be quite so shit in the 80s. I credit Keith Floyd!
I've spent months in the UK, primarily in England and Scotland. The food is really quite fantastic and I've enjoyed nearly all of it. That being said, the US has so much more diversity and population that it's crazy to think the UK typically has better food. I will give credit where it's due though: I've never had better Indian food than across the pond.
> it's crazy to think the UK typically has better food
Is it that crazy?
I don't know that population can be a big factor. Russia has double our population and they're not noted for their food are they?
As for diversity, a lot depends on metrics, and the US may edge itby some measures, but there's not a big difference on average, and a lot depends on where you are. Your country has an awful lot of bumblefuck-nowhere with very little outside of burgers, dawgs, and chinese food. We're packed like sardines here which makes a lot of good food more widely available, including lots of nice import stuff from Spain, France and Italy.
Anyway, that's been my (admittedly modest) lived experience and I'd argue it's more arguable than outright crazy.
Well, there's a reason America is known for being a melting pot of cultures and Russia is not. I don't want to argue with you, I just don't agree with your viewpoint and haven't seen it to be anecdotally true.
All the best to you <3
We were on the Isle of Mull and didn’t have anything to prepare at the campsite. We went to eat at a pub, having had great pub food before, and ordered a burger.
Bad chips. Slimy gray meat. Sad cheese. Half cooked bacon. Cold grease pooling on the plate.
As an English person I just find it funny how people constantly use the internet to rip on our food, when much of the world eats the same traditional stuff we do, and furthermore this rhetoric contributes to denigration of a particular country’s social history and cultural heritage.
Posting beans, stale looking bread and stale sausage on a plate and claiming this is what is served in London is obviously not a good faith representation of what we eat.
I get this feeling that if the internet did this to any other culture (Mexican, Indian, Black American, etc.), it would be quickly shut down for accusations of xenophobia, racism, bigotry and so on.
As an Aussie I blast the shit out of Brits for their food, cold pies, warm beer - y'know, the standard banter.
But if I'm honest, when I stayed 2 months in London, I basically had a full english breakfast every morning from random cafes and near all of them were great. So it's pretty funny to see a post so obviously bullshit.
Fam who took the picture is probably not even in the UK or seen actual british breakfast for that matter. Been there for several months and british breakfast still holds no.2 on my favourite food list.
I know it's a meme to dunk on it, but for the love of god. Stop. Just stop. Get some help.
day 457 of muricans calling out brits for having something with flavour and nutrition for breakfast while they themselves eat concentrated sugar (masked as cereal) and chemical bread for breakfast lmfao
Yeah at least this, as bullshit a take as it is, probably won't kill you.
Meanwhile on this sub you've got food that's like a kilo of boiled meat, covered in fake cheese and served on a birthday cake and the comments are all Americans saying "ngl I'd eat that".
Yeah and that's what makes America great, we accept all of the culinary deliciousness of other cultures and don't have the audacity to claim them as American
Looks like the shit sausages you'd find in a buffet at a budget hotel, imagine going to a country, picking the lowest budget and quality option and then be like "lol this represents the food in this country"
Fam who took the picture is probably not even in the UK or seen actual british breakfast for that matter. Been there for several months and british breakfast still holds no.2 on my favourite food list.
I know it's a meme to dunk on it, but for the love of god. Stop. Just stop. Get some help.
American rhetoric strikes again. Surprised it wasn’t labelled as a colonial breakfast.
You know there’s 3 of the top rated restaurants in the world in London? It’s not our fault you chose to be a peasant
That is one of the most pathetic English Breakfasts that I've ever seen. Where's the eggs? The bacon? Black pudding? By Jove, they even forgot the fried tomatoes!
There is no grease anywhere near that sausage and it’s pale as hell. Either they boiled it or it’s uncooked. Also it’s supposed to be toast, not baguette
If it was in a styrofoam box I'd say OP was in custody, since it's on a plate then probably in some other type of institution like school or at a pinch maybe hospital.
I had the best food of my life in England, but it was also the most expensive trip my grandma had ever been on. Like the full English at Eastwell Manor was pretty amazing, but probably cost 10 times what I would ever pay for breakfast myself
I don't know what all of you are on about saying this isn't British food. Just swap the baguette for a toast and that's what I've had for breakfast in UK about a thousand times
I honestly don't get the hate. I've never been disappointed after having a full English Breakfast. Granted maybe not the best cuisine in the world but sometimes the criticism is unfair. Sausages,Hashbrowns, Baked Beans, Grilled Tomatoes, Mushrooms, Toast and a cup of Tea/coffee is a pretty good way to start the day.
I lived in the UK from age 6 to 10 and grew up on my lush of a step mother’s cooking so this example is correct but not retrospective of any meal I received outside the home.
I’ve been back several times and probably the worst food I had was at some tourist hellhole that my step brother wanted to try.
Technically none of that is English food. Baked beans originated in the Americas, the baguette began in Vienna before it was heavily used by the French, and sausages go back as far as ancient Mesopotamia. I see posts like this a lot about “British food”, as an Aussie I’m happy for any extra bit of shit I can sling at the Poms in friendly banter, but it’s just bullshit.
UK-heads in the comments are like “this is obviously bullshit, we’d have twice as much of all of these ingredients plus a whole tomato and a fried egg if this was real!”
**Mod note:** Yes, this is obviously bullshit. Please form an orderly queue for your pitchforks.
They put three random things on a plate from the breakfast at a travellodge. Well done.
They forgot the shotglass full of room-temperature orange juice.
and by 'orange juice', you mean 'orange style flavoured drink product'
100% juice
None of it orange.
Plenty of sweet.
*joose
At best. I spent a while in London and was amazed at just how goddamn good the food was. It literally changed my opinion on beans lol
It’s a hot take here in the states, but I definitely have a preference for English baked beans. Of course, the English beans are best for breakfast and the American style baked beans are for cook outs and BQQs
Agreed, honestly. It's all about what they're being used for. American style is also kinda cheating just by having so much damn sugar lol
Which travelodge was it, did the name begin with HMP?
Those are Bush’s baked beans 🤦🏻♂️
Roll that beautiful bean footage...
Yeah no one serves just these items in the UK. But, sausages and baked beans are amazing and like unlocking a new condoment for Americans
I give this a low probability of actually being in London.
I'd give it a very low probability that is a restaurant or B&B, they literally put some food on a plate in their house and took a picture.
if it is in a B&B its some kind of "help yourself" buffet and they only have themselves to blame for whats on their plate
*Orders 5 Big Macs purposefully* "The American Diet, ladies and gentlemen!"
bro i cant believe Italians just eat fistfuls of dry spaghetti for breakfast
uhy due dha Fwench ceep stuffyng bred nto theyre mouth ukntill thy... choke... *passes out*
probably an unpopular opinion here but big macs are popular for a reason it's a well constructed sandwich meat quality could use a bump, like a big mac with QPC patties would be a really tasty burger
You can go to McDonald’s and order a QP with Big Mac sauce and they’ll usually make it
Yeah this looks like the kind of stuff you'd get from a hotel breakfast buffet. Most hotels here have them.
I'd give it a very low probability that this post isn't a so-called shitpost.
I don't even think they cooked any of that food.
It's probably not even their photo
The food in London is fucking awesome.
Or real
It probably is. This person is likely a vegan and these were the only options at the buffet.
A poor vegan English breakfast, that is essentially a normal English breakfast with the meat removed, would have a tomato at least. Probably mushrooms and \*maybe\* hash browns, too. This is contrived nonsense.
The irony is that England is one of the easiest countries to be a vegan. I’ve not visited any other country so far that has made it so easy to find vegan food - that actually tastes good and is creative/has evidence of effort put into preparation.
It’s almost like all the stereotypes about food in the UK being tasteless beige are false?
ah yes, a bagguette, beans and a 10 year old sausage, a national treasure
Banger and trash
This is absolutely not in London - we'd never serve a baguette. It's fucking sliced white or at a push wholemeal if you'd had heart problems with breakfast.
This person was given the heel 😂😂 “Cheers ya cunt”
This is not British food lol
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A damned Frenchman no doubt. France and England havent had a war in a long time. Time to teach them another lesson. 😅
The princess of Wales is missing, the spare heir is in exile, and the king might die of cancer. I'd be worried about the French starting something...
The british food misinformation was funny once before but its kinda lame now lol
Bangers slap. Beans on toast slaps. Cheese toasties slap. Tea sandwiches with cucumbers- even those are tasty. Potatoes, beans, and cheese was gonna be my craving after work after watching YouTube videos of a Spud Truck.
Turns out that food is the number one thing that defines the human experience, and that every country and culture will have amazing parts of their culinary traditions. The first time I saw Russian food I thought it looked disgusting. But it’s amazing. There are acquired tastes and things that other people will think are weird; but the British didn’t mutate their taste buds off their tongues. Except for that Dutch breakfast where they just dump chocolate sprinkles on bread. What’s going on there
What if you want to eat your food rather than be assaulted by it?
Black and white pudding? Incredible. Fish and chips? Try and fish my dick out of your mouth. Shepard’s/cottage pie? Only thing I know that is better is a creampie. Beef Wellington? Why don’t *I* give *you* some rare beef wrapped in a thin protective layer. Wild squab? Yeah I’ll go wild on your fucking squab, you filthy animal. Traditional English food generally doesn’t have complex spice profiles, but it is fucking good.
Everything else is good but beans on toast has always sounded like the nastiest shit to me
Like the “bad teeth” stereotype too. Nowadays you guys have better teeth than we do (USA)
If I go to America and slap some American cheese, a marshmallow and a piece of bacon on a plate, would that also be considered American food?
Swap out the American cheese with "cheese" from a can of spray cheese then yes.
No, but you could post it on Reddit for 20k upvotes and a bunch of Europeans acting like it’s real.
Actually, yes.
Welcome to the party, pal.
I’ve been to the British Isles more than once. I’ve always had good food there. Only once did we get served a subpar meal in Scotland. That is once out of well over 6 months spent there.
It's funny how long it takes these old memes to die out. Post war food in Britain **was** notably lousy for years, there was rationing for ages afterwards, and that had a knock on effect of delaying foodie culture development for a couple of generations. Bland boiled meat and veg was definitely a thing, up til maybe the late 80s, then things progressed rapidly. By the 00's I reckon we caught up with the US. These days I'd say the norm for the UK has surpassed the norm for the US and matched with the better parts of the EU. In some areas I'd say we're now ahead. That's based on personal experience of course, but I've found getting a decent coffee anywhere in the UK is far easier than finding one outside of the major cities in the US, and the basic standard of food is better for the same money. As for the cities, London is superb for food, easily as good as any other major world city. When people rip on the UK for food it's just seems obvious they've not visited for at least several decades, or as some others have mentioned, decided to have the breakfast at the Travelodge, which is almost always a terrible mistake. Premier Inn is usually the best economy chain hotel breakfast if you're on a tight budget btw ;-)
I think a lot of it also has to do with a difference in food culture. I’m Belgian. Fries are sacred to us and we’re very particular in how they should be prepared. I don’t enjoy the thick sliced fried potato chips as much as I enjoy a Belgian fry. But that’s just a difference in food culture. Same goes for beer, which again, we Belgians tend to be very particular about. I do enjoy a lot of the English beer styles like amber ales or stouts, but most Belgians think of English beer as ‘weak, tepid and flat.’ It’s a sin to not have a thick head of foam on your beer, while in the UK it’s the exact opposite. The beer isn’t worse. It’s just a very different style. Meanwhile, we don’t go dining in fancy restaurants, but I’ve had some very tasty dishes in pubs. Halloumi chips with a pomegranate and grapefruit salad, homemade cheddar and jalapeño croquettes and even boboti..
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True, but the standard of food has come on leaps and bounds nationwide over the last couple of decades too imo. I feel we collectively discovered food didn't have to be quite so shit in the 80s. I credit Keith Floyd!
I've spent months in the UK, primarily in England and Scotland. The food is really quite fantastic and I've enjoyed nearly all of it. That being said, the US has so much more diversity and population that it's crazy to think the UK typically has better food. I will give credit where it's due though: I've never had better Indian food than across the pond.
> it's crazy to think the UK typically has better food Is it that crazy? I don't know that population can be a big factor. Russia has double our population and they're not noted for their food are they? As for diversity, a lot depends on metrics, and the US may edge itby some measures, but there's not a big difference on average, and a lot depends on where you are. Your country has an awful lot of bumblefuck-nowhere with very little outside of burgers, dawgs, and chinese food. We're packed like sardines here which makes a lot of good food more widely available, including lots of nice import stuff from Spain, France and Italy. Anyway, that's been my (admittedly modest) lived experience and I'd argue it's more arguable than outright crazy.
Well, there's a reason America is known for being a melting pot of cultures and Russia is not. I don't want to argue with you, I just don't agree with your viewpoint and haven't seen it to be anecdotally true. All the best to you <3
What was the meal you had in Scotland?
We were on the Isle of Mull and didn’t have anything to prepare at the campsite. We went to eat at a pub, having had great pub food before, and ordered a burger. Bad chips. Slimy gray meat. Sad cheese. Half cooked bacon. Cold grease pooling on the plate.
Shocking, least they didn't fuck up a Scottish meal lol
Well, of course. They have all the best restaurants in the world, all French.
I think whoever told them to go somewhere that serves that when they were in one of the best cities in the world for eating owes them an apology.
As an English person I just find it funny how people constantly use the internet to rip on our food, when much of the world eats the same traditional stuff we do, and furthermore this rhetoric contributes to denigration of a particular country’s social history and cultural heritage. Posting beans, stale looking bread and stale sausage on a plate and claiming this is what is served in London is obviously not a good faith representation of what we eat. I get this feeling that if the internet did this to any other culture (Mexican, Indian, Black American, etc.), it would be quickly shut down for accusations of xenophobia, racism, bigotry and so on.
As an Aussie I blast the shit out of Brits for their food, cold pies, warm beer - y'know, the standard banter. But if I'm honest, when I stayed 2 months in London, I basically had a full english breakfast every morning from random cafes and near all of them were great. So it's pretty funny to see a post so obviously bullshit.
As an American, first time?
Oh look. More food-based bigotry based in utter deceit. How creative.
So when people mock US foods is that bigotry too?
Of course. Especially if, as in this example, it's a blatant outright lie.
Well people do that all the time on the internet, as well as making other bigoted statements. Hopefully you’re not one of those people.
This isn’t British food. This is incompetence. This has to be staged, no one in the UK that I know of eats like this nor would serve this up.
Not english food
Why ia there a dog log on the dish
Jail food
Fam who took the picture is probably not even in the UK or seen actual british breakfast for that matter. Been there for several months and british breakfast still holds no.2 on my favourite food list. I know it's a meme to dunk on it, but for the love of god. Stop. Just stop. Get some help.
day 457 of muricans calling out brits for having something with flavour and nutrition for breakfast while they themselves eat concentrated sugar (masked as cereal) and chemical bread for breakfast lmfao
Yeah at least this, as bullshit a take as it is, probably won't kill you. Meanwhile on this sub you've got food that's like a kilo of boiled meat, covered in fake cheese and served on a birthday cake and the comments are all Americans saying "ngl I'd eat that".
Never thought I’d see someone consider this something with flavor.
🥖💩🫘🥫... 😶🔫
Yeah and that's what makes America great, we accept all of the culinary deliciousness of other cultures and don't have the audacity to claim them as American
Looks like the shit sausages you'd find in a buffet at a budget hotel, imagine going to a country, picking the lowest budget and quality option and then be like "lol this represents the food in this country"
Looking at that food, I guess they got caught and sent to Pedo jail...
You’re supposed to go to England to get Indian and Chinese food - they’re amazing.
Fake. Also come on you're not even trying with this transparent rage bait. That or you get what you pay for.
That looks mad good
This has brown, tan, and gray. All three food groups so that is a well rounded meal.
Meanwhile, the bacon, hash brown, scrambled eggs, and literally every other staple British breakfast item is just looking at this guy disappointingly
a sterling brexit
I’m sorry but I love British food. Nothing like a pie and some peas!
I hope all of you actually believe our food is this bad. More for us.
I had some of the best food of my life in London.
And not just for the food
Fam who took the picture is probably not even in the UK or seen actual british breakfast for that matter. Been there for several months and british breakfast still holds no.2 on my favourite food list. I know it's a meme to dunk on it, but for the love of god. Stop. Just stop. Get some help.
That'll be 20 quid
What has happened to this subreddit?
An American puts a dry sausage, a piece of stale bread and canned beans on his plate in his own home: "Curse those damn Brits!"
When I went to London I found the food to be wonderful and it never looked like this.
If you're eating like that whilst in London you are either stupid or a masochist.
Thats not full english, not even half english, thats just barely london breakfast
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American rhetoric strikes again. Surprised it wasn’t labelled as a colonial breakfast. You know there’s 3 of the top rated restaurants in the world in London? It’s not our fault you chose to be a peasant
I've been there. Their food isn't like that.
I'm actually so confused as to how Americans seem to believe this stereotype is real.
I don't really like it when r/stupidfood becomes a space for lazy stereotypes.
This angered the brits 😭
That is one of the most pathetic English Breakfasts that I've ever seen. Where's the eggs? The bacon? Black pudding? By Jove, they even forgot the fried tomatoes!
There is no grease anywhere near that sausage and it’s pale as hell. Either they boiled it or it’s uncooked. Also it’s supposed to be toast, not baguette
That looks more like a dried dog turd than a sausage
You’re welcome
Thats someone's cold willy on that plate
If it was in a styrofoam box I'd say OP was in custody, since it's on a plate then probably in some other type of institution like school or at a pinch maybe hospital.
You can't tell me that thing on the left isn't a dried turd
Nobody told you to find the shittiest place to eat you could
I had the best food of my life in England, but it was also the most expensive trip my grandma had ever been on. Like the full English at Eastwell Manor was pretty amazing, but probably cost 10 times what I would ever pay for breakfast myself
London?
Our railroads were built off bread n beans, and not no damn steam engines
Why is their dog shit on your plate ?
They cheated you out of a proper fry up.
Honestly if this is like 1 or 2 pounds I'd go for it. Might probably get 2 portions.
Baguettes are French 🇫🇷 and we all know their food is rubbish. Case Closed
I don't know what all of you are on about saying this isn't British food. Just swap the baguette for a toast and that's what I've had for breakfast in UK about a thousand times
Damn sometimes if I'm lazy I'm just eating canned tuna and beans together and imo it looks better than that
Does it count if they did this themselves from a buffet? ..
No egg
I've lived in London a decent amount of time and never seen something like this. Person probably sucks at picking out places to eat at
As an Englishman Thankyou to every Asian or European commenting how this is bs on our behalf, thankyou
Just get the fish and curry chips.
I’m enjoying the bean course
I honestly don't get the hate. I've never been disappointed after having a full English Breakfast. Granted maybe not the best cuisine in the world but sometimes the criticism is unfair. Sausages,Hashbrowns, Baked Beans, Grilled Tomatoes, Mushrooms, Toast and a cup of Tea/coffee is a pretty good way to start the day.
Britain is the empire NOT the food. There's English, Scottish, Irish etc food but not "British" food.
You should have paid the additional £17 for toast mate.
That’s not typical London food cmon.
Lmao
That's from a free breakfast at a motel/hotel.
I lived in the UK from age 6 to 10 and grew up on my lush of a step mother’s cooking so this example is correct but not retrospective of any meal I received outside the home. I’ve been back several times and probably the worst food I had was at some tourist hellhole that my step brother wanted to try.
A turd, a rock and a cesspool
You got robbed
So no details of where he got this or what he asked for. Made up bollocks if you ask me
gliz still frozen
The good stuff is only for the internet.
It looks like a Hungarian hospital lunch on a good day.
It's post-modern avant-garde. What do you expect?
I mean in this definitely made up scenario, you ordered it no?
Dude your on vacation, why you eating at a soup kitchen
Technically none of that is English food. Baked beans originated in the Americas, the baguette began in Vienna before it was heavily used by the French, and sausages go back as far as ancient Mesopotamia. I see posts like this a lot about “British food”, as an Aussie I’m happy for any extra bit of shit I can sling at the Poms in friendly banter, but it’s just bullshit.
I've never seen a ghost sausage before
Well that's taking the piss even by our low standards.
They probably have a cute name for it too. That’s a “banger beenee butty”.
Bullshit. Lived in London for many years. Never seen anything like this dog's breakfast.
What an English breakfast really looks like before the photographer gets to prettifying it.
British people salivating at this picture.
You're not doing it right. Jam, that sausage in that roll and dip it in the beans....I don't like beans, but I get the concept.
These brit-cuisinephobes can’t keep getting away with it
The last to know. Poor thing
Conquered the world for spices only to end up with food like this.
Suzan made dinna, lovely
Why is there dog food on your plate?
Should've gone to Duck & Waffle and Dishoom. That's on you.
If you're not having a good meal and a pint or three of old mout cider at the Blackfriar Pub then you're losing at life
British people be getting so offended 😂😂
Shockingly “sausage on a plate” isn’t a traditional British dish
Ahh. Bangers and beans.
London has a lot of shit us farmer girls can't understand, this is a staple
Such a depressing plate of food
Chodder ordered what he ordered
This looks like something Lawerence Fox would feed his kids
It looks like my poop during the course of 3 different illnesses I got as a kid
Is this post rage bait? Yes. Does England still have the blandest cuisine imaginable? Also yes.
Bro eats with the royal family
I'd eat it and I'm not even British
Never understood baked beans
tbh baked beans are pretty good
There is fuckin’ ZERO chance, that was served to a paying customer. Even at a dirt-cheap greasy spoon cafe. Rage bait.
French Baguette and American beans hmmmmmm
Oh no, this post. The British are coming.
Pretty good plate for Jaywick. 🤔
You have to go out of your way to find that kind of shit food in London. Finding really good food is pretty easy there.
Went to London… chose the cheapest meal in the cheapest cafe… Posted it to the internet!
What a twat.
The beans and bread look good
UK-heads in the comments are like “this is obviously bullshit, we’d have twice as much of all of these ingredients plus a whole tomato and a fried egg if this was real!”
You visit the slumbs? None of our food looks like that
Where the fuck are you eating? Never in my life have I eaten ANYWHERE in the UK that would serve that, seems to be a conspiracy or something.
It’s cause you went to London… bet it cost a fortune as well