Britons disgusting black spread shortage is because of Brexit
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Marmite is one of Britain's few good foods.
I don't buy it regularly, but do on occasion for a change. I like to spread it on toast among other uses.
It sure as hell beats fish and chips (except the chips part, which I like to eat with either ketchup or hummus usually, and sometimes another condiment).
There, I think I might have covered all of the British food worth eating.
Now on to India. Maybe Brexit combined with free trade with India will turn out to be a Godsend for the British palate.
Now wonder the British colonized so many lands. They were sick and tired if what they had and were looking for something good to eat.
I don't buy it regularly, but do on occasion for a change. I like to spread it on toast among other uses.
It sure as hell beats fish and chips (except the chips part, which I like to eat with either ketchup or hummus usually, and sometimes another condiment).
There, I think I might have covered all of the British food worth eating.
Now on to India. Maybe Brexit combined with free trade with India will turn out to be a Godsend for the British palate.
Now wonder the British colonized so many lands. They were sick and tired if what they had and were looking for something good to eat.
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Bovril is a hot drink. It's nothing like something that you spread on toast.
Bovril is the traditional beefy - or chickeny - hot drink drunk by British football fans when watching the match on a cold winter's day or night.
Fish and chips
Pudding, chips, peas and gravy
Egg and chips
Chicken tikka masala
Balti
Roast dinner
Full English
Bread and butter pudding
Yorkshire pudding
Toad-in-the-Hole
Spotted Dick
Black pudding
Bubble and squeak
Cauliflower cheese
Cottage/Shepherd's pie
Cumberland sausage
Faggots
Liver and onion
Pie and mash
Jellied eels
Pasties
Kippers
Lancashire hotpot
Stargazy pie
Steak and ale pie
Steak and kidney pie
Welsh rarebit
Bakewell tart
Banoffee pie
Battenberg Cake
Christmas pudding
Apple/blackberry/peach/rhubarb/gooseberry/plum/raspberry crumble
Eccles cake
Eton Mess
Jam Roly-Poly
Mince pie
Knickerbocker glory
Sticky toffee pudding
Summer pudding
Trifle
Treacle tart
Victoria Sponge Cake
Yeah. They're all included in the list.
Treacle is popular at this time of year. It's traditionally eaten on Guy Fawkes Night. Especially treacle toffeee.
Treacle toffee, black peas in vinegar and beer are the traditional food and beverages that are gorged and imbibed whilst watching the fireworks display and the effigy of Guy Fawkes being burnt on top of the big bonfire.
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Marmite owner Unilever sees no merit in Kraft takeover - BBC News
