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Would you eat a British takeaway meal?
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>>21976149
Honestly, yeah. Mushy peas seems like an acquired taste and I could see myself growing to like it. The only British dish that I've actually been repulsed by is jellied eels, everything else seems pretty good. A lot of gravy, fries, and savory pies/pastries sounds good.
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>>21976149
Why wouldn’t I? British food powered the greatest empire the world had ever seen. Hitler insisted the SS eat oatmeal every morning because he recognised its health benefits for the British soldiers (and as it turns out he was right, it’s testosterogenic).
It’s all too easy to find a picture of gross looking food and troll /ck/ by saying “can you believe people eat this shit” but I tell you hwat the Brits conquered half the world eating it. Proof’s in the pudding, as they say.
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>>21976297
oatmeal is not takeaway nor is it even very popular now
>>21976149
no and i live here
you might as well eat fried bowel cancer cysts
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>>21979375
>Barbecued Jews but refused to eat any
Vegetarian
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>>21979418
He had a lot of gastrointestinal problems, mostly because of his autistic diet. Chronic constipation, gas and diarrhea, and general gut dysbiosis.
His doctors used to write to each other and complain that he would eat raw vegetables and fruits without even washing them, then get diarrhea again. Or he would eat nothing but bean soup for days then complain about being gassy.
He was also constantly burping and farting, even at the dinner table.
You can read all about this in David Irving's book "The Secret Diaries of Hitler's Doctor"