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Re: Art and Writing Contests/Social Media Campaign (Open)
Posted: Apr 20th, '19, 17:04
by jacobgrey
It makes sense, London should definitely be at least your first experience of the UK ^^
@Limikkin haha yes but back then I would have wondered, "Who is that strange person waving at me?" because we did not know the context yet :D
Re: Art and Writing Contests/Social Media Campaign (Open)
Posted: Apr 21st, '19, 18:30
by MissNikki
I would also love to visit the UK someday.
Re: Art and Writing Contests/Social Media Campaign (Open)
Posted: Apr 21st, '19, 18:32
by JellyBrain
@Jacobgrey...what do you say would be the most britain experience of food?
I really would love to eat those extraordinary breakfast and fish'n'chips, but besides that what typically britain?
Re: Art and Writing Contests/Social Media Campaign (Open)
Posted: Apr 21st, '19, 19:52
by jacobgrey
We really like taking things from other cultures, so a British curry is a good one XD Actually there are some curries which were invented here and we just tend to assume they are Indian when they're not. A Sunday roast (with meat, veg, Yorkshire puddings, and gravy) is also a must (with a nut roast or some other alternative for vegetarians).
We also love pizza, burgers, and Chinese takeaways haha.... yep, mostly just taking from other cultures XD
Other big British dishes I guess but not as important: toad in the hole, bangers and mash, spotted dick, Eton mess trifle, afternoon tea, egg and cress sandwiches, scones with jam and cream (also part of afternoon tea), Bakewell tarts, sticky toffee pudding, cheesy chips, battered onion rings or sausages... probably many more if I sit here for longer XD
We give stuff stupid names ._.
Re: Art and Writing Contests/Social Media Campaign (Open)
Posted: Apr 21st, '19, 21:38
by MissNikki
Omg JG I am starving now LoL - I love British foods (even the ones you may have borrowed from other cultures, hehe.) The egg and cress sandwich - I could go for one of those right now. And jammy dodgers, STICKY TOFFEE PUDDING mmmmm, cheesy chips. 
Custard creams. 
Re: Art and Writing Contests/Social Media Campaign (Open)
Posted: Apr 21st, '19, 21:59
by jacobgrey
OMFG I die for custard creams. When I was really little my parents thought they had lost me for a bit because I climbed into a cupboard, shut the door after me, and went to town on a packet of them. The love has never abated haha
Re: Art and Writing Contests/Social Media Campaign (Open)
Posted: Apr 21st, '19, 22:14
by JellyBrain
Aaah that sounds all so wonderful, thank you!
Definetly will taste it all when I will do vacation there some day!!
Re: Art and Writing Contests/Social Media Campaign (Open)
Posted: Apr 21st, '19, 22:20
by MissNikki
jacobgrey wrote:OMFG I die for custard creams. When I was really little my parents thought they had lost me for a bit because I climbed into a cupboard, shut the door after me, and went to town on a packet of them. The love has never abated haha
LoL! My local grocery store has a special "Tesco" section so I always grab some if they have them in stock. They seem to have trouble keeping them and the Bourbon creams (which I also love) in stock.
Re: Art and Writing Contests/Social Media Campaign (Open)
Posted: Apr 21st, '19, 23:26
by Chrizine
jacobgrey wrote:OMFG I die for custard creams. When I was really little my parents thought they had lost me for a bit because I climbed into a cupboard, shut the door after me, and went to town on a packet of them. The love has never abated haha
I have a desperate need to try them now :D
Re: Art and Writing Contests/Social Media Campaign (Open)
Posted: Apr 22nd, '19, 00:00
by jacobgrey
ooooh yes, bourbons are like the second runner-up as they're basically chocolate custard creams.
Anyone that has not had them should try them immediately :D
I made myself hungry 