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english cuisine rocks

When my time was up in Blighty, I decided to have my Last Supper before I boarded the plane. I wanted something typically English, something that is hard to come by in Japan, something to tingle my tasting buds, something that would repeat on me throughout the flight so that I could cling on to the memory for longer than necessary.

Shepherd’s pie was a contender - the famous English pie containing lightly fried shepherds. Toad-in-the-Hole also hopped to mind, the popular dish containing batter and the head of a toad. Spotted dick would definitely NOT be on the menu.

I eventually decided on the food we English are known for the world over - the humble hamburger. However, it has to be said, I was rather disappointed. The burger chain (it shall remain nameless to protect the guilty - clue: their mascot is Ronald McDonald) served me up something that was a far cry from what my salivating imagination was hoping for. Oh well. Looking forward to okonomiyaki and sashimi once again.

Had been hoping for this.....


but got this......
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On Tuesday, 17 May, 2005, Anonymous Anonymous said:

Unfortunately it is often true :)
That made me laught a lot!

Take care,

Julien  



On Saturday, 02 July, 2005, Anonymous Anonymous said:

haha, that is so true. they're like that in canada too. have you tried their toasted subs? they look relatively tastier, but don't be fooled, they're even nastier  



On Tuesday, 12 July, 2005, Anonymous Anonymous said:

a bit like online dating, eh? you hope to goodness they're at least as good looking as their photo, hopefully more. but probably less.  



On Monday, 09 June, 2008, Anonymous Anonymous said:

Isn't it the United States that's famous for hamburgers?  



On Thursday, 25 March, 2010, Blogger kitty said:

Silly Englisher- it's we Yanks who are famous for our burgers. :P  



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