What is your least favourite cuisine?

[the.blue.diamond]

For me it is Asian (and not just dimsims made from cats, LOL). What food makes you sick?

[kas-au3]

What is your least favourite cuisine?

english.

they take good ingredients and turn it into . . . something.

if i could be bothered i would give you examples but i know you are pommy descendants and have aquired a taste for that blerk so it's pointless.

ignorance is bliss.

[kas-au3]

btw...did you know englands most effective defence strategy?

they let the invaders in, then serve them food. the invaders then leave voluntarily and never return.

[myrtle*never*made*it]

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@electric*mayhem*band wrote:

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@the.blue.diamond wrote:

Yep, Scottish cuisine would be my third least favourite behind Asian and Italian.

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Scottish cuisine ? ? ? Apart from Haggis, Taties (Potatoes) and Neeps (Turnips), and deep fried Mars Bars, they don't have an indigenous cuisine.

Anything containing garlic would be my emetic....*bleurgh*

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Wrong AGAIN! First of all, if Scotland's indigenous cuisine is Haggis, Taties and Neeps then it doesn't make sense to follow this up with "they don't have an indigenous cuisine."

That's like saying, "Apart from the Aboriginals, Australia doesn't have an indigenous people."

Will you EVER get it right?

[kas-au3]

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@myrtle*never*made*it wrote:

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@electric*mayhem*band wrote:

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@the.blue.diamond wrote:

Yep, Scottish cuisine would be my third least favourite behind Asian and Italian.

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Scottish cuisine ? ? ? Apart from Haggis, Taties (Potatoes) and Neeps (Turnips), and deep fried Mars Bars, they don't have an indigenous cuisine.

Anything containing garlic would be my emetic....*bleurgh*

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Wrong AGAIN! First of all, if Scotland's indigenous cuisine is Haggis, Taties and Neeps then it doesn't make sense to follow this up with "they don't have an indigenous cuisine."

That's like saying, "Apart from the Aboriginals, Australia doesn't have an indigenous people."

Will you EVER get it right?

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maybe you should mention the cute ginger men beef cakes..... *slobber*

[j*oono]

Let me tell you about my mum's English bread pudding recipe 😄  They come in flocks.

[kas-au3]

you DO know that english "cuisine" is infamous around the world?

i think that is why england never was taken.

no great fighters or battles, just serve them your food and they will go away to never be seen again....

[amber-eyed-girl]

British food.

In London I made certain to try it.

but..not roast beef, which I can cook myself. And, to be quite honest, I saw it often enough, to give that a miss.

I tried pheasant, venison pie, steak and kidney pie, boar, rabbit and they were all delicious. Not dry, not stringy, not overcooked or bland.

maybe I was just lucky in where I was and who was doing the cooking.

I did pass on jugged hare. Not game to try that.

[ashjoma]

I'll eat fish cakes

but I otherwise won't eat seafood , especially if it looks at you

I remember when I was 8 and over in the UK and we went on a family trip to Mevagissey in Cornwell
we caught fish on a fishing trip one day and my aunt made a star-gazing pie, and I was horrified looking at these fish in the oven.
I can still smell it.

[kilroy_is_here]

Humble pie , I don't like having to eat at all

[icyfroth]

I don't have any cousins that I dislike seeing as I hardly know them!