Why do British people underestimate the taste of a cheeseburger ???

[Jerry Rice]

We're a crazy country

No sex
No (universal) dentists
No McDonalds and Burger Kings (everywhere)

...at least according to people who have never been here.

We don't have Wendy's, we have AMPLE McDonalds and Burger Kings, but even if we didn't - those places don't fucking serve food anyway.

You call that plastic shit they sell a burger?!

Nobody ever questioned if there was a burger king or mcdonalds in the UK, and just because somebody goes to Mcdonalds does not mean they order a cheeseburger, there are other items on the menu, I would imagine the fish fillet would be the most popular thing over there, my point is that the sameway the Brits look at fish the Yanks look at beef, the sameway the Yanks look at fish the Brits look at beef.

What are you basing this assumption on? Because it's way off.

My grandmother is from Liverpool, my grandfather was from Puerto Rico, he was in the army in WW2, he ended up meeting my grandmother and they got married, her family disowned her and she moved to Chicago, maybe about 5-6 years ago that side of the family reached out to us, they visit us once a year now.


They love all kind of stuff that I wouldn't eat, blood herring/ blood sausage etc, I had one of my cousins eat some baked beans along with some scrambled eggs which was ddisgusting, anyway they tell me that a burger over in the UK is no way as big as it is in the states, they are typical fish people.

[Jerry Rice]

We're a crazy country

No sex
No (universal) dentists
No McDonalds and Burger Kings (everywhere)

...at least according to people who have never been here.

We don't have Wendy's, we have AMPLE McDonalds and Burger Kings, but even if we didn't - those places don't fucking serve food anyway.

You call that plastic shit they sell a burger?!

Nobody ever questioned if there was a burger king or mcdonalds in the UK, and just because somebody goes to Mcdonalds does not mean they order a cheeseburger, there are other items on the menu, I would imagine the fish fillet would be the most popular thing over there, my point is that the sameway the Brits look at fish the Yanks look at beef, the sameway the Yanks look at fish the Brits look at beef.

What are you basing this assumption on? Because it's way off.

My grandmother is from Liverpool, my grandfather was from Puerto Rico, he was in the army in WW2, he ended up meeting my grandmother and they got married, her family disowned her and she moved to Chicago, maybe about 5-6 years ago that side of the family reached out to us, they visit us once a year now.


They love all kind of stuff that I wouldn't eat, blood herring/ blood sausage etc, I had one of my cousins eat some baked beans along with some scrambled eggs which was ddisgusting, anyway they tell me that a burger over in the UK is no way as big as it is in the states, they are typical fish people.

I apologize, that was way to much info.

[ryanman]

There are 1200 Mcdonalds in the UK.
In one 3 month period it receives approx 350 million visits. Equal to every single person visiting 5 times in that time. I can't find the figures but I'm guessing either the Big Mac or Double Cheeseburger is the most popular item. People generally don't think Mcdonalds and think 'Fish'.

[Fenster]

Fish burger the most popular

[ryanman]

Fish burger the most popular

Oh yeah the kids are queuing round the block for it.
I know that when I fancy some fish I head straight to the nearest McDonalds. But you know, I am British, so that's just par for the course. One of the finest fish restaurants around.

[greynotsoold]

This is all very fascinating to me...I mean, I watch Masterpeice Mystery theater 4 or 5 times a year- for a long time now- and really thought I understood british culture. When did you all get MacDonalds?

[AdamGB]

This is all very fascinating to me...I mean, I watch Masterpeice Mystery theater 4 or 5 times a year- for a long time now- and really thought I understood british culture. When did you all get MacDonalds?

Most of the stuff on Masterpeice Theatre is either a peroid piece, old, romanticised or excagerates a niche and often dated part of British society (usually higher) and culture.

[Jerry Rice]

Fish burger the most popular

Oh yeah the kids are queuing round the block for it.
I know that when I fancy some fish I head straight to the nearest McDonalds. But you know, I am British, so that's just par for the course. One of the finest fish restaurants around.

I doubt anybody goes to Mcdonalds because its fancy cuisine in or out of the USA, its cheap/convenient/quick, I don't make reservations at a restaurant everytime I get a taste for a cheeseburger.

[AdamGB]

We're a crazy country

No sex
No (universal) dentists
No McDonalds and Burger Kings (everywhere)

...at least according to people who have never been here.

We don't have Wendy's, we have AMPLE McDonalds and Burger Kings, but even if we didn't - those places don't fucking serve food anyway.

You call that plastic shit they sell a burger?!

Nobody ever questioned if there was a burger king or mcdonalds in the UK, and just because somebody goes to Mcdonalds does not mean they order a cheeseburger, there are other items on the menu, I would imagine the fish fillet would be the most popular thing over there, my point is that the sameway the Brits look at fish the Yanks look at beef, the sameway the Yanks look at fish the Brits look at beef.

What are you basing this assumption on? Because it's way off.

My grandmother is from Liverpool, my grandfather was from Puerto Rico, he was in the army in WW2, he ended up meeting my grandmother and they got married, her family disowned her and she moved to Chicago, maybe about 5-6 years ago that side of the family reached out to us, they visit us once a year now.


They love all kind of stuff that I wouldn't eat, blood herring/ blood sausage etc, I had one of my cousins eat some baked beans along with some scrambled eggs which was ddisgusting, anyway they tell me that a burger over in the UK is no way as big as it is in the states, they are typical fish people.

I think you inlaws just have slightly bizzare tastes...

[Jerry Rice]

We're a crazy country

No sex
No (universal) dentists
No McDonalds and Burger Kings (everywhere)

...at least according to people who have never been here.

We don't have Wendy's, we have AMPLE McDonalds and Burger Kings, but even if we didn't - those places don't fucking serve food anyway.

You call that plastic shit they sell a burger?!

Nobody ever questioned if there was a burger king or mcdonalds in the UK, and just because somebody goes to Mcdonalds does not mean they order a cheeseburger, there are other items on the menu, I would imagine the fish fillet would be the most popular thing over there, my point is that the sameway the Brits look at fish the Yanks look at beef, the sameway the Yanks look at fish the Brits look at beef.

What are you basing this assumption on? Because it's way off.

My grandmother is from Liverpool, my grandfather was from Puerto Rico, he was in the army in WW2, he ended up meeting my grandmother and they got married, her family disowned her and she moved to Chicago, maybe about 5-6 years ago that side of the family reached out to us, they visit us once a year now.


They love all kind of stuff that I wouldn't eat, blood herring/ blood sausage etc, I had one of my cousins eat some baked beans along with some scrambled eggs which was ddisgusting, anyway they tell me that a burger over in the UK is no way as big as it is in the states, they are typical fish people.

I think you inlaws just have slightly bizzare tastes...

They do seem weird, however they are polite.

[ryanman]

We're a crazy country

No sex
No (universal) dentists
No McDonalds and Burger Kings (everywhere)

...at least according to people who have never been here.

We don't have Wendy's, we have AMPLE McDonalds and Burger Kings, but even if we didn't - those places don't fucking serve food anyway.

You call that plastic shit they sell a burger?!

Nobody ever questioned if there was a burger king or mcdonalds in the UK, and just because somebody goes to Mcdonalds does not mean they order a cheeseburger, there are other items on the menu, I would imagine the fish fillet would be the most popular thing over there, my point is that the sameway the Brits look at fish the Yanks look at beef, the sameway the Yanks look at fish the Brits look at beef.

What are you basing this assumption on? Because it's way off.

My grandmother is from Liverpool, my grandfather was from Puerto Rico, he was in the army in WW2, he ended up meeting my grandmother and they got married, her family disowned her and she moved to Chicago, maybe about 5-6 years ago that side of the family reached out to us, they visit us once a year now.


They love all kind of stuff that I wouldn't eat, blood herring/ blood sausage etc, I had one of my cousins eat some baked beans along with some scrambled eggs which was ddisgusting, anyway they tell me that a burger over in the UK is no way as big as it is in the states, they are typical fish people.

I think you inlaws just have slightly bizzare tastes...

They do seem weird, however they are polite.

Jerry, do you now accept you were bang wrong about the uk/cheeseburger thing?

[Jerry Rice]

We're a crazy country

No sex
No (universal) dentists
No McDonalds and Burger Kings (everywhere)

...at least according to people who have never been here.

We don't have Wendy's, we have AMPLE McDonalds and Burger Kings, but even if we didn't - those places don't fucking serve food anyway.

You call that plastic shit they sell a burger?!

Nobody ever questioned if there was a burger king or mcdonalds in the UK, and just because somebody goes to Mcdonalds does not mean they order a cheeseburger, there are other items on the menu, I would imagine the fish fillet would be the most popular thing over there, my point is that the sameway the Brits look at fish the Yanks look at beef, the sameway the Yanks look at fish the Brits look at beef.

What are you basing this assumption on? Because it's way off.

My grandmother is from Liverpool, my grandfather was from Puerto Rico, he was in the army in WW2, he ended up meeting my grandmother and they got married, her family disowned her and she moved to Chicago, maybe about 5-6 years ago that side of the family reached out to us, they visit us once a year now.


They love all kind of stuff that I wouldn't eat, blood herring/ blood sausage etc, I had one of my cousins eat some baked beans along with some scrambled eggs which was ddisgusting, anyway they tell me that a burger over in the UK is no way as big as it is in the states, they are typical fish people.

I think you inlaws just have slightly bizzare tastes...

They do seem weird, however they are polite.

Jerry, do you now accept you were bang wrong about the uk/cheeseburger thing?

Fair enough, you guys have admitted however that fish is more in demand over there, where does a burger rank on your list of favorites ryan?