This is why Friday was National Fish and Chips Day – politicalbetting.com
It's #nationalfishandchipday, so here's your reminder that the British public consider fish and chips to be a 'God Tier' national dish https://t.co/Rl45LUdgIy pic.twitter.com/yg4vcycgYk
On Euro 2020, I genuinely think England's best chance of winning the whole thing is to finish third in the group. They're in Group D, so they'll have a decent amount of knowledge of what they need to do before the second and third games. A draw with Croatia would be an ideal start.
On Euro 2020, I genuinely think England's best chance of winning the whole thing is to finish third in the group. They're in Group D, so they'll have a decent amount of knowledge of what they need to do before the second and third games. A draw with Croatia would be an ideal start.
England aren't winning Euro 2020...not with Southgate as manager. We know the centre backs are iffy, but he won't fully utilize the genuine world class attacking talent of the likes of Foden, Sancho, Grealish, instead attempting every game to nick a 1-0 win.
On Euro 2020, I genuinely think England's best chance of winning the whole thing is to finish third in the group. They're in Group D, so they'll have a decent amount of knowledge of what they need to do before the second and third games. A draw with Croatia would be an ideal start.
England aren't winning Euro 2020...not with Southgate as manager. We know the centre backs are iffy, but he won't fully utilize the genuine world class attacking talent of the likes of Foden, Sancho, Grealish, instead attempting every game to nick a 1-0 win.
Portugal were average in 2016 and they won it thanks to three draws in the group stage that got them on the favourable side of the draw.
On Euro 2020, I genuinely think England's best chance of winning the whole thing is to finish third in the group. They're in Group D, so they'll have a decent amount of knowledge of what they need to do before the second and third games. A draw with Croatia would be an ideal start.
England aren't winning Euro 2020...not with Southgate as manager. We know the centre backs are iffy, but he won't fully utilize the genuine world class attacking talent of the likes of Foden, Sancho, Grealish, instead attempting every game to nick a 1-0 win.
Portugal were average in 2016 and they won it thanks to three draws in the group stage that got them on the favourable side of the draw.
They did have the likes of Carvalho and Pepe to shore up their defence though. It looks like England are going to try and play injured slab head slow as an oil tanker Maguire and always makes a mistake Stones.
That's a slightly odd poll as it doesn't actually do what it says on the tin in terms of measuring how much people like each of the dishes in questions.
It doesn't ask for people's favourites, or a score out of ten, just a like/dislike split. So the dishes towards the bottom probably aren't genuinely "crap" tier - they just divide opinion, largely due to a percentage of people having a negative reaction to offal. Those towards the top are just less controversial - nobody dislikes crumpets or Yorkshire puddings, but are they really that many people's favourite?
It's like the reason why there are so many pizza restaurants. Is it that many people's favourite cuisine? I doubt it. But, if you're going out in a group, it's the one that nobody is likely to object to.
People who would relegate such delights as Beef Wellington, Scotch eggs, pork pies, black pudding, haggis, kippers, and steak and kidney pie/pudding to the bottom two tiers have no taste.
On Euro 2020, I genuinely think England's best chance of winning the whole thing is to finish third in the group. They're in Group D, so they'll have a decent amount of knowledge of what they need to do before the second and third games. A draw with Croatia would be an ideal start.
England aren't winning Euro 2020...not with Southgate as manager. We know the centre backs are iffy, but he won't fully utilize the genuine world class attacking talent of the likes of Foden, Sancho, Grealish, instead attempting every game to nick a 1-0 win.
Unfortunately, Southgate hasn’t learned from Spurs that building a team around lower-league journeyman Harry Kane’s attempt to win the Golden Boot never translates into team trophies... 1-0 up against Croatia and trying to score from an impossible position, rather than squaring the ball to Sterling for a tap-in was peak Kane
Wasn’t Chicken Tikka Masala a British invention? I think a Bangladeshi chef although some claim it is Punjabi influenced
Both chicken tikka and masala sauce are old South Asian recipes. It's the combination, in response to British preference for "gravy" on dishes deemed too dry, that is very probably from the UK.
People who would relegate such delights as Beef Wellington, Scotch eggs, pork pies, black pudding, haggis, kippers, and steak and kidney pie/pudding to the bottom two tiers have no taste.
Beef wellington is right up there with the very best. Haggis is great occasionally but you don't want to over do it. Ditto Kippers. Kidneys spoil a steak pie which is excellent.
How can a Full English be in the God Tier and black pudding, which is part of a Full English, be in the crap tier?
It is a bit of a cheat, since people will have different views about some of the inclusions in a Full English. No black pudding fo rme, but hash browns definitely.
How can a Full English be in the God Tier and black pudding, which is part of a Full English, be in the crap tier?
I guess that - while you or I may prefer black pudding as part of our full English breakfast experience - someone can quite legitimately claim to have had a full English breakfast without the inclusion of that item.
I seem to recall some TV programme years ago which did a 'Britain's favourite meals' thing, and they made sure all different curries got counted seperately, to make sure 'curry' or 'indian curry' did not win.
On Euro 2020, I genuinely think England's best chance of winning the whole thing is to finish third in the group. They're in Group D, so they'll have a decent amount of knowledge of what they need to do before the second and third games. A draw with Croatia would be an ideal start.
England aren't winning Euro 2020...not with Southgate as manager. We know the centre backs are iffy, but he won't fully utilize the genuine world class attacking talent of the likes of Foden, Sancho, Grealish, instead attempting every game to nick a 1-0 win.
I seem to recall some TV programme years ago which did a 'Britain's favourite meals' thing, and they made sure all different curries got counted seperately, to make sure 'curry' or 'indian curry' did not win.
Just had a bacon sandwich. Not tried laverbread or jellied eels tbh; black pudding should be higher.
For anyone who has not been, a trip to Bury market for hot black pudding (I prefer the less fatty one with mustard and ketchup) is absolutely great. I've not been for a very long time, but still like black pudding, and the broken biscuit stall too!
It’s good that they’re in no way insecure about their national identity.
With a rather tenuous grasp on history the "historic monument" (sic) also known as "McCaig's Folly" is little over a century old - there are (much) older tenements in Glasgow & Edinburgh
Wasn’t Chicken Tikka Masala a British invention? I think a Bangladeshi chef although some claim it is Punjabi influenced
Both chicken tikka and masala sauce are old South Asian recipes. It's the combination, in response to British preference for "gravy" on dishes deemed too dry, that is very probably from the UK.
A great invention. We are good at recombining. We mixed American blues and Anglo-Celtic melodies to make the glories of British pop and rock music in the golden age
It is. However the guardian has a less than stellar reputation in defending columnists who have the wrong views on the trans issue. Just look at how Suzanne Moore was treated.
It should not be “a bacon sandwich” in that excellent top tier, it should be just “sandwich”
Surely the greatest British contribution to global cuisine. Now found throughout the world, and, brilliantly invented by a drunken English aristocrat so addicted to gambling and booze he didn’t want to quit the tables for a proper meal
What is more quintessentially British than that? Le Sandwich. Praise be
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It should not be “a bacon sandwich” in that excellent top tier, it should be just “sandwich”
Surely the greatest British contribution to global cuisine. Now found throughout the world, and, brilliantly invented by a drunken English aristocrat so addicted to gambling and booze he didn’t want to quit the tables for a proper meal
What is more quintessentially British than that? Le Sandwich. Praise be
When in Galeries Lafayette, Paris, a couple of years back the outlet that was busiest in the Food Hall was Pret a Manger.....
I seem to recall some TV programme years ago which did a 'Britain's favourite meals' thing, and they made sure all different curries got counted seperately, to make sure 'curry' or 'indian curry' did not win.
It’s welsh, supposed to be nice. It crops up a few times in the welsh heats of great British menu
I love most of the bottom two tiers. Of course steak and kidney pies, scotch eggs and black pudding cover a multitude of sins. From cheap shite for Asda to the artisan ones that cost a few quid each at food festivals. Those I adore.
I seem to recall some TV programme years ago which did a 'Britain's favourite meals' thing, and they made sure all different curries got counted seperately, to make sure 'curry' or 'indian curry' did not win.
It’s welsh, supposed to be nice. It crops up a few times in the welsh heats of great British menu
The photo of it though actually looks like an oatcake.
It should not be “a bacon sandwich” in that excellent top tier, it should be just “sandwich”
Surely the greatest British contribution to global cuisine. Now found throughout the world, and, brilliantly invented by a drunken English aristocrat so addicted to gambling and booze he didn’t want to quit the tables for a proper meal
What is more quintessentially British than that? Le Sandwich. Praise be
When in Galeries Lafayette, Paris, a couple of years back the outlet that was busiest in the Food Hall was Pret a Manger.....
Everyone loves a good sandwich. It is so satisfying, coherent, simple, yet fantastically open to variation
Like a taco, but better, because easier and more amenable to development
We should be as proud of Le Sandwich as the Spanish are proud of their ham or the Americans are proud of their excellent “sharp” cheese
It should not be “a bacon sandwich” in that excellent top tier, it should be just “sandwich”
Surely the greatest British contribution to global cuisine. Now found throughout the world, and, brilliantly invented by a drunken English aristocrat so addicted to gambling and booze he didn’t want to quit the tables for a proper meal
What is more quintessentially British than that? Le Sandwich. Praise be
I seem to recall some TV programme years ago which did a 'Britain's favourite meals' thing, and they made sure all different curries got counted seperately, to make sure 'curry' or 'indian curry' did not win.
It’s welsh, supposed to be nice. It crops up a few times in the welsh heats of great British menu
The photo of it though actually looks like an oatcake.
Karen White, a trans woman who committed indecent assault, gross indecency involving children and two rapes while a man, was placed in a women’s prison where she sexually assaulted female prisoners.
Far too polite, in my opinion. No one seriously considers Adolf Hitler to have been a socialist...
Karen White, a trans woman who committed indecent assault, gross indecency involving children and two rapes while a man, was placed in a women’s prison where she sexually assaulted female prisoners.
Far too polite, in my opinion. No one seriously considers Adolf Hitler to have been a socialist...
I seem to recall some TV programme years ago which did a 'Britain's favourite meals' thing, and they made sure all different curries got counted seperately, to make sure 'curry' or 'indian curry' did not win.
It’s welsh, supposed to be nice. It crops up a few times in the welsh heats of great British menu
The photo of it though actually looks like an oatcake.
I met a young American who blogged about food and travel. One of her entries for Scotland explained she was surprised by butter on a sandwich "the way we would use mayonnaise..."
I met a young American who blogged about food and travel. One of her entries for Scotland explained she was surprised by butter on a sandwich "the way we would use mayonnaise..."
Well, what do you expect from a nation that puts pineapple on its pizza?
Everyone loves a good sandwich. It is so satisfying, coherent, simple, yet fantastically open to variation
Except the Nordics who failed to grasp the single most important element...
Or the Yanks, who don’t use butter.
I use Olivio. Is that bad ?
Its relation to proper olive oil is rather like American rubber cheese’s relation to proper cheese. They get away with calling it Olivio and trying to ride on the back of olive oil’s well known health benefits whilst only 15% of the oil in the bottle actually comes from olives.
Just enjoy the fact that the French are doing their heads in over the spread of McDonald's in what they see as gastronomic vandalism....... they do have a point...
"Top Tory China hawk MP Tom Tugendhat says there is a 'strong possibility' Covid escaped from a Chinese lab as he says a 'culture of fear and silence' around the origins of the pandemic
Tugendhat said investigation was needed, attacking Chinese culture of silence"
Everyone loves a good sandwich. It is so satisfying, coherent, simple, yet fantastically open to variation
Except the Nordics who failed to grasp the single most important element...
Or the Yanks, who don’t use butter.
I use Olivio. Is that bad ?
Its relation to proper olive oil is rather like American rubber cheese’s relation to proper cheese. They get away with calling it Olivio and trying to ride on the back of olive oil’s well known health benefits whilst only 15% of the oil in the bottle actually comes from olives.
I just checked it and it’s actually Bertolli but I’d guess it’s the same, or similar.
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Peter Hitchens today (Aliens not the main thrust of the article) … he’s not ruling it out either!
“ One day, historians, possibly from another planet, will slice through the guff and propaganda of the past 15 months and tell us what really happened rather than what the BBC said happened. For now, everyone is too over-wrought to think about it, and I have given up trying.”
Karen White, a trans woman who committed indecent assault, gross indecency involving children and two rapes while a man, was placed in a women’s prison where she sexually assaulted female prisoners.
Far too polite, in my opinion. No one seriously considers Adolf Hitler to have been a socialist...
Karen White when you pull her at a bar around midnight vs when you wake up next morning and she’s took the slap off
The British eat a lot of shit don't they. How can a Yorkshire pudding which is essentially just a three dimensional pancake filled with Bisto, be considered in the top tier of food? Surely it's only there because it's bland and inoffensive?
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But shouldn't be surprised by a nation who is hooked on cheap shit prosecco for Christmas lunch.
It doesn't ask for people's favourites, or a score out of ten, just a like/dislike split. So the dishes towards the bottom probably aren't genuinely "crap" tier - they just divide opinion, largely due to a percentage of people having a negative reaction to offal. Those towards the top are just less controversial - nobody dislikes crumpets or Yorkshire puddings, but are they really that many people's favourite?
It's like the reason why there are so many pizza restaurants. Is it that many people's favourite cuisine? I doubt it. But, if you're going out in a group, it's the one that nobody is likely to object to.
How can a Full English be in the God Tier and black pudding, which is part of a Full English, be in the crap tier?
https://youtu.be/bEsrpG0Apwk
I seem to recall some TV programme years ago which did a 'Britain's favourite meals' thing, and they made sure all different curries got counted seperately, to make sure 'curry' or 'indian curry' did not win.
What's @ydoethur's favourite region of India and Pakistan?
The Pun-jab!
(I thank you!)
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/jun/06/stonewall-risks-all-it-has-fought-for-in-accusing-those-who-disagree-with-it-of-hate-speech
The huge Saltire is believed to be one of the biggest in Scotland
https://twitter.com/ScotNational/status/1401249209882497025?s=20
It’s good that they’re in no way insecure about their national identity.
Surely the greatest British contribution to global cuisine. Now found throughout the world, and, brilliantly invented by a drunken English aristocrat so addicted to gambling and booze he didn’t want to quit the tables for a proper meal
What is more quintessentially British than that? Le Sandwich. Praise be
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No.lessons from the frogs(legs) thank-you.
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Like a taco, but better, because easier and more amenable to development
We should be as proud of Le Sandwich as the Spanish are proud of their ham or the Americans are proud of their excellent “sharp” cheese
http://allrecipes.co.uk/recipe/34245/welsh-laverbread.aspx
Far too polite, in my opinion. No one seriously considers Adolf Hitler to have been a socialist...
“The sandwich” gets 13.3 MILLION hits on Google.
“The croissant” gets a frankly impotent 550,000
In votre face, Johnny Frenchman
Tikka masala being mid tier sounds about right.
Tugendhat said investigation was needed, attacking Chinese culture of silence"
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9657249/Tory-China-hawk-MP-Tom-Tugendhat-says-strong-possibility-Covid-escaped-Chinese-lab.html
It’s the spread.
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Fernando is up to P7 after the restart, and he passes TSU for P6!
#AzerbaijanGP
“ One day, historians, possibly from another planet, will slice through the guff and propaganda of the past 15 months and tell us what really happened rather than what the BBC said happened. For now, everyone is too over-wrought to think about it, and I have given up trying.”
F1: exciting race. Irked to miss out on both tips, Gasly came damned close to coming off.
I suppose this is payback for 2020 when I had a lot of good luck.
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2018/oct/11/karen-white-how-manipulative-and-controlling-offender-attacked-again-transgender-prison
Any idea how many overs remaining for today?
How can a Yorkshire pudding which is essentially just a three dimensional pancake filled with Bisto, be considered in the top tier of food? Surely it's only there because it's bland and inoffensive?
Edit - in fact, just about five an over.
I'd happily tuck in to everything else that is listed.
But what about Good Brie?
Anyway, here's a ramble about Azerbaijan, which was 73 billion times more entertaining than Monaco: https://enormo-haddock.blogspot.com/2021/06/azerbaijan-post-race-analysis-2021.html
Who best embodies ‘stands up for the interests of the UK’?
Johnson: 49% (+3)
Starmer: 27% (-2)
Changes +/- 24 May
https://twitter.com/RedfieldWilton/status/1401550745971871746?s=20
Yes: 54% (+1)
No: 32% (–)
Don’t know: 14% (-1)
Changes +/- 24 May
https://twitter.com/RedfieldWilton/status/1401509273503514628?s=20