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Carlos_421 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »butterfli7o wrote: »After reading through all this, I'm now thoroughly convinced that living in America has me seriously missing out on some really good food.
But we have tacos.
So do we.
Thanks to you.
You're welcome.
ETA: As much as I'd like to take credit, I did not invent the taco.
Yeah but you bought it to us and that's all that matters right now.0 -
Carlos_421 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »butterfli7o wrote: »After reading through all this, I'm now thoroughly convinced that living in America has me seriously missing out on some really good food.
But we have tacos.
So do we.
Thanks to you.
You're welcome.
ETA: As much as I'd like to take credit, I did not invent the taco.
Yeah but you bought it to us and that's all that matters right now.
Unfortunately, still not me.1 -
Carlos_421 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »butterfli7o wrote: »After reading through all this, I'm now thoroughly convinced that living in America has me seriously missing out on some really good food.
But we have tacos.
So do we.
Thanks to you.
You're welcome.
ETA: As much as I'd like to take credit, I did not invent the taco.
Yeah but you bought it to us and that's all that matters right now.
Americans brought tacos to the UK?1 -
CattOfTheGarage wrote: »kristysaurus wrote: »This is the best thread ever. I always assumed that scones were like the ones we have here (sweet).
To make this more confusing... does anyone know what Bannock is? I'm from northern Canada and this is something we enjoy all the time here but I suspect it may be regionally specific
Scones are usually sweetened, but only slightly. The sweetness is meant to come from the jam or whatever. You also get savoury scones.
Bannock is a Scots term, basically meaning a round, flattish loaf of bread, often soda bread or barley bread. It can also mean the large round from which oatcakes or potato scones are cut - the round is a bannock, the quarters are farls. I believe the term in Canada is used to refer to a kind of flat soda bread traditional to the native Indian community?
Chemical leavening is in any case an invention of North American Indians, and I like the idea that the technology travelled East across the Atlantic while the word travelled West.
And now I'm missing my full Scottish breakfasts...0 -
Do you have wotsits or quavers in US1
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WinoGelato wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »butterfli7o wrote: »After reading through all this, I'm now thoroughly convinced that living in America has me seriously missing out on some really good food.
But we have tacos.
So do we.
Thanks to you.
You're welcome.
ETA: As much as I'd like to take credit, I did not invent the taco.
Yeah but you bought it to us and that's all that matters right now.
Americans brought tacos to the UK?
quote me if Im wrong but isnt Taco Bell an American franchise? It's recently been introduced to the UK.
We have Chipotle too - is that American?
Btw when I speak of Tacos - I only speak of fast food not actual mexican restaurants.0 -
WinoGelato wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »butterfli7o wrote: »After reading through all this, I'm now thoroughly convinced that living in America has me seriously missing out on some really good food.
But we have tacos.
So do we.
Thanks to you.
You're welcome.
ETA: As much as I'd like to take credit, I did not invent the taco.
Yeah but you bought it to us and that's all that matters right now.
Americans brought tacos to the UK?
quote me if Im wrong but isnt Taco Bell an American franchise? It's recently been introduced to the UK.
We have Chipotle too - is that American?
Btw when I speak of Tacos - I only speak of fast food not actual mexican restaurants.
If the UK does not yet have authentic Mexican tacos, the UK does not yet have tacos.3 -
refuseresist wrote: »Do you have wotsits or quavers in US
Whatsits? Whatsa wotsits?
I think there may still be a few Quakers but I've never seen a quaver.0 -
Carlos_421 wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »butterfli7o wrote: »After reading through all this, I'm now thoroughly convinced that living in America has me seriously missing out on some really good food.
But we have tacos.
So do we.
Thanks to you.
You're welcome.
ETA: As much as I'd like to take credit, I did not invent the taco.
Yeah but you bought it to us and that's all that matters right now.
Americans brought tacos to the UK?
quote me if Im wrong but isnt Taco Bell an American franchise? It's recently been introduced to the UK.
We have Chipotle too - is that American?
Btw when I speak of Tacos - I only speak of fast food not actual mexican restaurants.
If the UK does not yet have authentic Mexican tacos, the UK does not yet have tacos.
We have Mexican restaurants too.0 -
Carlos_421 wrote: »refuseresist wrote: »Do you have wotsits or quavers in US
Whatsits? Whatsa wotsits?
I think there may still be a few Quakers but I've never seen a quaver.
Cheetos.0 -
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Carlos_421 wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »butterfli7o wrote: »After reading through all this, I'm now thoroughly convinced that living in America has me seriously missing out on some really good food.
But we have tacos.
So do we.
Thanks to you.
You're welcome.
ETA: As much as I'd like to take credit, I did not invent the taco.
Yeah but you bought it to us and that's all that matters right now.
Americans brought tacos to the UK?
quote me if Im wrong but isnt Taco Bell an American franchise? It's recently been introduced to the UK.
We have Chipotle too - is that American?
Btw when I speak of Tacos - I only speak of fast food not actual mexican restaurants.
If the UK does not yet have authentic Mexican tacos, the UK does not yet have tacos.
We have Mexican restaurants too.
Authentic?0 -
Carlos_421 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »WinoGelato wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »butterfli7o wrote: »After reading through all this, I'm now thoroughly convinced that living in America has me seriously missing out on some really good food.
But we have tacos.
So do we.
Thanks to you.
You're welcome.
ETA: As much as I'd like to take credit, I did not invent the taco.
Yeah but you bought it to us and that's all that matters right now.
Americans brought tacos to the UK?
quote me if Im wrong but isnt Taco Bell an American franchise? It's recently been introduced to the UK.
We have Chipotle too - is that American?
Btw when I speak of Tacos - I only speak of fast food not actual mexican restaurants.
If the UK does not yet have authentic Mexican tacos, the UK does not yet have tacos.
We have Mexican restaurants too.
Authentic?
Yes *cool*0 -
refuseresist wrote: »
Y'all can't call Cheetos "Cheetos?"0 -
I'm eating cheetos today, and they are not wotsits, they are like cheese flavour Nik Naks
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sorry but wotsits > cheetos.
We just cant let you have this one1 -
refuseresist wrote: »I'm eating cheetos today, and they are not wotsits, they are like cheese flavour Nik Naks
Do you remember creamy n cheesy nik naks?1 -
wotsits are diffrent they are larger and a softer more open texture, the cheetos I am eating right now are hard nobbly sticks.0
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refuseresist wrote: »wotsits are diffrent they are larger and a softer more open texture, the cheetos I am eating right now are hard nobbly sticks.
I think you are eating stale cheetos0
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