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

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[Jerry Rice]

Looks like an empanadas, first time I've heard the word pasty.

[superheavyrhun]

Looks like an empanadas, first time I've heard the word pasty.

Yup, empanadas are pretty much pasties, but with a more exciting filling.

[brocktonblockbust]

suck on this, you runts:

[Beanz]

Tripe is nice. I love liver and onions. British cuisine at its best. Do they eat things like brawn (brains) etc in the States?

[Fenster]

Tripe is nice. I love liver and onions. British cuisine at its best. Do they eat things like brawn (brains) etc in the States?

If you're a dog.

[superheavyrhun]

Tripe is nice. I love liver and onions. British cuisine at its best. Do they eat things like brawn (brains) etc in the States?

If you're a dog.

Pffft, your missus should love it then!

[Fenster]

Tripe is nice. I love liver and onions. British cuisine at its best. Do they eat things like brawn (brains) etc in the States?

If you're a dog.

Pffft, your missus should love it then!

I used to feed a dog for a friend/colleague, that ate nothing but tripe from these big plastic bags that needed thawing out, and it was bascially impossible to stop the shit stink getting on your hands and splashing on you. My girlfriend, at the time, once told me I stunk of shit and even though I told her about the dog/tripe she didn't seem to believe me. It was horrific. Bleach couldn't get rid of the stink.

[imp]

The standard size of an american plate compared to the uk should tell you everything.

[p4pking]

The irony, you started this thread suggesting that Brits didn't know good cheeseburgers

Those things are delicious, way better than any McDonalds trash and nothing like an Empanada. Ya noob.