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Brits really do treat chips with the same reverence as Italian and pasta, the Japanese and rice, or Americans and corn syrup.
But cheese, chips and gravy sounds fucking mankBut cheese, chips and gravy sounds fucking mankPretty good chippy combo. Ask the Canadians about it.
Or the Isle of Man, New Jersey, or a bunch of other places.
But cheese, chips and gravy sounds fucking mank
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I've received a surprising amount of criticism for this take and you know what I'M DOUBLING DOWN! CHEESY GRAVY SOUNDS AWFUL!
this just sounds like you haven't tried it yet 😋 I will send you some in the post x
I'm so sorry for you!
That’s HIGH-FRUCTOSE corn syrup to you, good sir.
Apologies, the intricacies of American cuisine are lost on me.
Also please don't call me sir
Listen bruv.
Ser?
poutine hater detected, please stay put for enforcement action
Between poutine and ketchup cake, it's no wonder nobody raves about Canadian food.
could be worse, could be british "food"
Canada out here catching strays
Potatoes will save the world one day
gravy and cheese is a classic, I'm more concerned about the curry and cheese combo
(obv paneer masala is spectacular but British takeaway curry + mature cheddar? cursed)