21 British Food Dishes That Are Just Too Messed Up To Even Consider Trying If You're Not From The UK
These British foods might have you wondering just what those people are doing over there.
British people are known for many different things, from their amazing-sounding accents and elegant vibes to their great food. It's no secret that British and American people differ for various reasons.
There are differences in how we dress, what we like to eat, how we speak, and overall what we do for hobbies. Usually, Americans are the ones being made fun of for the crazy, weird, fattening, and just over-the-top things they eat, but this time the roles are reversed.
We're going to explore some of the oddest, grossest, and overall weird food combinations that British people love. Some of these sound absolutely disgusting, and some of them worry me because clearly, people enjoy eating these things.
It's not like there aren't unusual, bizarre, or barely edible dishes in the USA either! But these seem particularly atrocious.
If you love looking at what other people enjoy eating or perhaps you just want some inspiration for new meals, then you're probably going to love this post. You can incorporate a little bit of Britain into your home by trying one of these recipes or preparing some of these foods the way they do in Britain.
Let's dive in and check out these weird British foods.
1. Chip Butties
Yep, this is exactly what it looks like: basically a chip, or French fry, sandwich.
Twitter: @markemoon2. Double Decker Chip Butties
This is a double chip, or French fry, sandwich. Now this is just too much.
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Okay, now this one cannot be real, but according to Wikipedia, it is.
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4. Lasagna, Chips, and Garlic Bread
I just want to know who needs all of these carbs.
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5. They Put Beans on Everything
I love beans, but not this much.
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6. Beans with Pizza?
They literally have beans with everything.
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7. Beans with Little Sausages in Them
These are a staple in British households.
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8. Their Pancakes Are a Little Bit Different from Traditional Pancakes
They eat their pancakes much thinner, with crispy edges, sugar, and lemon.
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9. Yorkshire Pudding Is a Whole Meal to Them
I don't know about this one.
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10. Eating These Little Potatoes That Are in the Shape of Faces
These are just childish, though.
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11. Fish and Chips with Curry Sauce
Who would've thought that we would see a British staple covered in curry?
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12. Traditional Curry, Rice, and Chips on the Side
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13. Iced Buns
Iced buns are basically hot dog buns covered in icing. Not quite a Honey Bun, but okay.
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14. Scones with Jam and Clotted Cream
This decadent treat is a British favorite.
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15. Clotted Cream
Clotted cream sounds disgusting, but it's actually very good. It's a cream product that's sort of a mixture of whipped cream and butter, if we had to describe it.
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16. Fried Bread Is Essential
This is exactly what it sounds like.
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17. Dipping 'Soldiers' in Egg Yolk
Soldiers are hot, buttered slices of toast.
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18. Crisp Sandwich
A chip sandwich isn't far off from what some Americans do. Many of them add chips to their sandwiches, but I'm not sure about eating just a chip sandwich.
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19. Dunking a Rich Tea
You always dunk as much as you can until it's soggy.
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20. Spaghetti O's on Toast
This actually doesn't sound that bad at all.
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21. Covering Everything in Gravy
Gravy seems to be used on everything.
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After seeing some of these odd foods, I could actually see myself trying some of them. I mean, some are just plain weird, and I'm not sure why anyone would eat them, but some British people might be onto something with their other ideas.
