Can I just, once and for all, conclusively settle the best #scone debate?
The 100% best order in which to put the fillings in a scone is.
- cream first, AND
- cream second.
You can make things even better by putting cream on the top, leaving the only possible improvement as.... removing at least one half of the scone.
#food #BritishFood #MoreCream #ClottedCreamObv #TheOrderReallyDoesntMatterIfYouveGotEnoughCream
This French Brasserie Could (Possibly) Serve The Cheesiest French Onion Soup In Glasgow https://www.diningandcooking.com/1978923/this-french-brasserie-could-possibly-serve-the-cheesiest-french-onion-soup-in-glasgow/ #BritishFood #francais #france #French #FrenchFood #OtherMediterraneanFood
Toad in the hole with a side of beans for breakfast this morning. #britishfood #ビバ丼
Yo dawg, I heard you liked toast...
The best British fish and chips?
(Multiple choice for the aficionados)
#Fish #Chips #FishandChips
#Cod #Haddock #Rock #Scampi
#BritishFood #BritishScran
#Poll #FoodPoll #TakeAway
#Food #Scranodon #Scranodon
Scones: The ultimate food controversy.
I used to be Team Devon (Cream First)—until yesterday, when I tried Cornish style (Jam First). Turns out, Cornish style is better because you actually get to taste the fruity tartness longer. Who knew?
Are you #TeamDevon (Cream First) or #TeamCornwall (Jam First)? Or just here for the tea?
When it's wet here in Spain, I go back to my British roots: Stew with Dumplings #britishfood #vegan #plantbased
Is there a right way to make a classic British mince pie? A lot of Brits say there is — and are not happy with new variations popping up all over London. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/life/2024/12/25/food-drink/mince-pie-british-holidays/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #life #fooddrink #mincepies #britishfood #pastries
This sounds quite interesting! I just saw it in an Anglotopia newsletter.
Here is the link to Anglotopia itself.
Friends! Are you interested in British food or food history or slightly rude sounding things? Boy howdy, do I have a new video for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrWgEFXlKDg
Marmite, the yeast extract, is so divisive that the company once used the slogan: "You either love it or hate it." For Eater, Halima Mansoor writes about its connections to colonization, and her love for "the dark lord of condiments." What's your take?
#Food #Culture #UnitedKingdom #BritishFood #Marmite
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