The Most Food-Related British Things You Will Probably Ever See In Your Life
I've seen some British things in my life, but nothing quite like this.
Food is an important subject that many people are passionate about; everyone loves trying new dishes, and once someone finds something they like, they immediately stick with it and incorporate it into their daily meals. Some cultures are renowned for their delicious cuisine, and many people around the world are obsessed with it, enjoying it religiously.
The best part of living in our modern, multicultural world is the ability to try food from all over the globe without having to travel anywhere. This makes discovering new cultures and their cuisines much easier and more affordable.
British cuisine has often been considered "bad" due to its supposed poor quality; many people have misconceptions about what British food typically looks like, usually fueled by internet memes and constant jokes online. However, England's current dishes are actually quite modern, well-prepared, and, of course, delicious.
Nevertheless, bizarre-looking dishes originating from the UK frequently make the rounds on the internet. Meals that look appetizing obviously do not receive as much attention as the hilariously odd ones.
The posts below contain some of the most amusing moments in British food history, and the reactions of British people to these dishes are the best part about it.
1. This Greggs was converted into a nightclub.
ichoosemag2. That's some serious gourmet sh*t.
skyemclauchlin_3. Now that's how you rant properly.
AyleyPyper
4. David Beckham celebrating his birthday with a caterpillar cake.
5. They better not get rid of "Prawn Cocktail."
Josh_Coyle_12
6. Aldi's new approach to vegetarian food is a bit strange.
@gnarlydweeb
7. They served a fry-up as a trifle.
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8. Fish and chips served in a Ferris wheel.
WeWantPlates
9. I bet they didn't see that one coming. Who even thinks of things like this? 😂
bbc.co.uk
10. The worst thing that could happen to anyone. Absolutely frightening.
It left her "shaken."
Twitter: @Danceive
11. Words to live by, amen.
napesofwrath
12. If your country is experiencing a shortage, of course, you will need to export some "emergency biscuits."
independent
13. "Hahahahaha, oh my Christ, some things should be kept away from Facebook, maw!"
sjhonethompson
14. Sunderland stepping up its game.
Pearlharper
15. "@KuangEleven: 'A cheeky little number, guaranteed to get one absolutely sh*t-faced. Best enjoyed alongside a bus shelter.'"
mewo2
16. When this guy's dog refused to eat the garlic bread he offered.
dansawers
17. That's one bold historical claim to make.
nickw84
18. That one friend who takes this a little too seriously.
Jaaaaake_
19. It's not going well, Elaine. Not going well at all.
messramsay
20. The hardest choice you could make.
SimonGCooper
21. Democracy done properly; America has a lot to learn.
@StephenMangan
22. "Is this the most British photo ever?"
Reddit
The UK seems like an interesting place to live. The way British people talk about their country is just so hilarious.
I hope you enjoyed these posts; it might not be the most British thing you've ever seen in your life, especially if you happen to be from there, but it's still quite British nonetheless.
