Still better than actual British cuisine
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Using Pringles as a tuna scoop isn’t a bad idea, actually
Mix the tuna with some mayo, add a bit of chives and siracha in the mix if you are feeling fancy and it makes a decent snack.
I have noticed that British fantasy authors (Tolkien, C. S. Lewis, and you-know-who) tend to describe wonderful meals, so I think that tells us something about Bri'ish cuisine. For them, good food apparently is just as fantastical as talking animals and wizards.
Though have you seen just how many food descriptions are in ASOIAF (Game of Thrones books)? GRR Martin loves a good food description.
blinks
canned......
tea?
what is this?
Arizona is really just tea flavoured sugar water but it's cheap AF so everyone (including me) drinks it anyways
A corner store near my college occasionally had 4 cans for $2. I’d stock up for weeks at a time when that happened, and I got a sick finger workout carrying a ton of paper bags full of them home
They don’t taste great, but for less than a dollar a can? 100% worth it
Funny, cause in Germany it's pretty expensive and considered somewhat of a premium product.
It's just as good as "real" tea, provided you serve it hot by putting it in a mug and microwaving it.
A packet of non-dairy creamer and you have real English tea!
who hurt you :(
No
drops monacle
My word!
looks absolutely delectable
Technically correct, therefore, unquestionable.
That's the gourmet version with all that stuff from the colonies.
Pringles are from Belgium I think
A lot of people don't know this but manifest destiny also covers delicious, salty snacks from the rest of the world.
I'd eat that! I love tuna!
No, that's fish and crisps.