Banoffee Pie

Try borough market?

You don't get it here that much.

>>9084537
Is it more of a country thing?

>>9084529
Try Betty Blythe, they don't always have it though.

>>9084631
Thanks. I guess banoffee pie isn't really that popular in Britain. I had it once and thought it was very tasty so wanted to try some while in the homeland.

Growing up I always assumed banoffee was banana & coffee. In retrospect, that sounds pretty appealing.

>>9084756
It's very tasty. Recommend you try. It's pretty easy to make too, but, I'm probably getting the crust wrong

>>9084544

You get it in carveries a lot. I think most of us don't realise it's an English creation. I always assumed it was American growing up

>>9084960
What's the British equivalents of Apple Pie or Pumpkin Pie?

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>>9084529
that looks good as shit

>>9084971

>Apple Pie
>British equivalent

We bloody invented it, mug.

>>9085146
I meant a national pie or desert, not really who invented it.

>>9084971
Can't think of a more historic British pudding than trifle. It's got everything. Swiss roll, sherry, strawberry jelly, syllabub, custard.

Of course steamed puddings are also a huge deal.

Treacle tart.

Cream tea.