british cuisine general

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>"leee leee le xddd brits have such strange food xdddd"
>be american
>deep fry butter on stick
>eat it

LMAO

>>70856887
Wonder what it tastes like desu

>>70857000
Butter, probably.

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WHY DO YOU FUCKIN YUROPS AND AMERICANT'S EAT SO MANY CARBS
AND CARBS TOGETHER WITH MORE CARBS
THIS TRIGGERS ME GREATLY

>>70856887
>The debut of deep-fried butter in 2010 at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto, Canada was attributed to a possible rise in attendance rates at the event, specifically per the presence of the dish.[3] During the 18-day event in 2010, the concession stand purveying the dish sold 9,000 orders, which equated to 36,000 individual deep-fried butter balls using 800 pounds of butter

>>70857037
Never had butter alone

>>70856887
um
fried butter unironically originated in England.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep-fried_butter#Fried_butter

>>70857098
Good. It's pretty nauseating.

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>>70856820
>american cuisine

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>>70856820
no one actually eats this it's just an internet meme reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

if you're gonna post odd sandwiches at least post ones that we actually eat

>>70857137

originated there, but you fatties supersize it and feed it to new borns fresh out of the pussy.