Traditional British Food: a deathmatch (20-07)

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GregP Jun 2020 11:06am, 20 Jun 2020 120,430 posts	0 GregP At butcher now. They’ve got blade in.
Nicholls595 Jun 2020 11:38am, 20 Jun 2020 20,866 posts	0 Nicholls595 I have never had a Filet o fish. The popularity of McDonalds has always been a mystery to me.
Too Much Water Jun 2020 11:42am, 20 Jun 2020 7,425 posts	0 Too Much Water The only people I know who get filet o fish are Muslims due to all the meat options being non-halal. I tried one once, pretty revolting
Gobi Jun 2020 12:24pm, 20 Jun 2020 70,346 posts	0 Gobi I had fish finger sandwiches in the 70s
ThorntonRunner Jun 2020 12:39pm, 20 Jun 2020 3,442 posts	0 ThorntonRunner Plus points of McD: quick, cheap, consistent across all branches so you know what you're getting. Note that none of those plus points relate to the quality of the food
Nicholls595 Jun 2020 12:43pm, 20 Jun 2020 20,868 posts	0 Nicholls595 Those pesky Hairy Bikers are cooking a rabbit stew on BBC 2. I did try to watch the football, but it only took a couple of minutes before I realised that I really just don't care about the sport anymore.
GlennR Jun 2020 1:10pm, 20 Jun 2020 50,641 posts	0 GlennR Proper traditional foods absent amidst the arrivistes: Soused herring Bacon and onion suet roll Sugar sandwiches Brawn Chitterlings
GlennR Jun 2020 1:11pm, 20 Jun 2020 50,642 posts	0 GlennR What has Fetch done to my spacing!
Wriggling Snake Jun 2020 1:14pm, 20 Jun 2020 27,270 posts	0 Wriggling Snake I had Brawn last time I was in Germany, again, Chitterlings were on sale at my old Cirencester Butcher shop. A bacon and Onion suet roll sounds good.
GlennR Jun 2020 1:42pm, 20 Jun 2020 50,645 posts	0 GlennR My mum used to do it, wrapped in cloth, tied with string then steamed. Same as spotted dick.