yeah going to larger cities and expecting their food to be nice is stupid thinking, even if it looks "luxury" or "classy"... if you was to go down to the cotswolds/country side, you'll be given some fresh farm-produce from literally next door most of the time, especially if you go into small villages, some people who live in down there even sell their own chicken eggs that they get from their chickens in their own gardens, same with apples and other fruits you can just grab some their front door.
Originally Posted by list
https://youtube.com/shorts/MudTN3sNM...1dYqjoFDilQmD5
All of their videos look horrible imo.
One of the comments made me chuckle: English street food is like if a dog was human for a day and decided to cook.
bro even the usual big fast food chains are fucking shite over there, we left 90% of our chipotle food on the table. I'm pretty sure fred threw half his food on the seat out of disappointment too. Or did he throw my food on the seat? We were so fucking drunk I don't remember anymore :'D
When it comes to the spud thingy, I don't think it's that bad. Too much beans for me, but looks like good food, fast & cheap.
Originally Posted by evilperson
yeah going to larger cities and expecting their food to be nice is stupid thinking, even if it looks "luxury" or "classy"... if you was to go down to the cotswolds/country side, you'll be given some fresh farm-produce from literally next door most of the time, especially if you go into small villages, some people who live in down there even sell their own chicken eggs that they get from their chickens in their own gardens, same with apples and other fruits you can just grab some their front door.
evilperson knows exactly what I am talking about
the organic locally grown produce you can find in the UK absolutely shits on all of the processed mega-crap you can find in all of the fast food places across the entire planet, and if you're in the country again I urge you to stay in the countryside instead of in the city. look at air bnb for accommodation, you can find some real gems in the lake district for example my partner and I stayed in a cottage near lake Windemere literally across the road from where Beatrix Potter (a famous children's author who wrote the Peter rabbit series of books) lived. Her home is preserved and turned into a museum of sorts that you can visit and there's a lovely quaint little countryside pub right across from it that serves incredible food and drinks
Having said that, the fast food in the UK would probably be marginally better for you to consume compared with American stuff as we have better regulations about what kind of chemicals are allowed to be put inside processed foods.
