What the hell are you brits eating?!

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  • FuneralDiner
    FuneralDiner Posts: 438 Member
    Harhar absolutely hilarious. I suppose it's also amusing we have birds called Great T*ts too, huh?

    *rolls eyes*
  • FitFi74
    FitFi74 Posts: 129 Member
    Yep that's funny too!
  • HisShadow
    HisShadow Posts: 59 Member
    Spotted **** was originally a suet pudding which was made of drippings and leftovers on board british navy ships. Never had the urge to try it.
  • nickmast78
    nickmast78 Posts: 65
    Check out this pair of Great T*ts

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  • nickmast78
    nickmast78 Posts: 65
    Great shirt for you ladies!

    great_tits_tshirt-p235713205448806011b700y_400.jpg
  • RhonndaJ
    RhonndaJ Posts: 1,615 Member
    I have to admit I never ran across a spotted one.
  • lizzybethclaire
    lizzybethclaire Posts: 849 Member
    In America we avoid spotted **** if possible. I'm thinking it must be something else but heck if I know what.

    lol. My best friend ordered it when she was in England. She was in 8th grade and just wanted to say "spotted ****."
  • nataliexxxx
    nataliexxxx Posts: 262
    Its really nice hahaha although I can't eat it now
  • sheryllamb72
    sheryllamb72 Posts: 163 Member
    Spotted **** is totally wicked with custard and a scoop of vanilla ice cream.....although way too high in calories!! lol :love:
  • jcstanton
    jcstanton Posts: 1,849 Member
    Sounds so weird.

    But then again, I'm from a country where they decided to use donuts as the bun for burgers...

    I wanted to puke the first time I heard about this one. :sick: Almost as bad as the bacon shake/sundae idea. :noway:
  • shell1205
    shell1205 Posts: 138
    OMG, this is a great thread!! Thanks for the laughs!!

    Consequently, a couple of my 18 yr old daughter's friends came across a recipe for spotted d**k in a harry potter cookbook and made it for her for her birthday - Said she's now 18, it's time she had some.... I'm sure you can complete the sentence!! LOL!!
  • CallMeCupcakeDammit
    CallMeCupcakeDammit Posts: 9,377 Member
    I've never seen my dad eat that stuff, but I saw it in the grocery store one day and busted out laughing. Same with Assam Tata tea, like T&A.
  • jcstanton
    jcstanton Posts: 1,849 Member
    Great shirt for you ladies!

    great_tits_tshirt-p235713205448806011b700y_400.jpg

    And a few men I know. :laugh: Ahem...I'm sorry! Was that mean? :devil:
  • nikinyx6
    nikinyx6 Posts: 772 Member


    But then again, I'm from a country where they decided to use donuts as the bun for burgers...

    so...who decided to use donuts?

    also, I've been reading all the comments in a British accent too :)
  • thecrass
    thecrass Posts: 79 Member
    In Tesco they sell C0CK SOUP its form Jamaica.
  • glovepuppet
    glovepuppet Posts: 1,710 Member
    ...you can't type D I C K here??
    but... it's a pudding!
    and what if that's your name??
  • hippietofugirl
    hippietofugirl Posts: 430
    I'm LOLOLOLOL
  • LisaJ2904
    LisaJ2904 Posts: 157 Member
    We also eat *kitten* x Really If I knew how to post pics I'd show you x heres a link to a recipie though www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/faggotswithoniongrav_3899
  • Magenta15
    Magenta15 Posts: 850 Member
    leave it to the brits lol (I can tease, my mum is brit) ... it's not the only disturbingly named food lol

    spotted d!ck, toad in the hole, bangers.... ;)
  • LottieLou13
    LottieLou13 Posts: 574 Member
    The ethnic shop down the road from me sells c0ck(erel) soup too, I think its a Polish thing. Also Spotted Richard is bliming lovely with some Bird's custard......nom

    What kind of British accent are we doing here? Us Southern fairies sound nothing like Northeners :wink:

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