British food is excellent, easily one of the best in Europe.
British Indian and Indian is not the same. Just like how Tex Mex isn’t the same as mexican food.
And Indian food elsewhere in Europe has been utterly dreadful every time I’ve had it. I swear Brits are the only people in the continent that seem to like spice.
Who likes spice more than the Brits? Hot curries are consumed in the UK and basically nowhere else in Europe. English mustard is hot, other mustards are sweet, horseradish is hot. Shit, it was the UK that introduced spicy foods, particularly curries, to a lot of eastern Asia.
Brits are the only people on the continent that seriously love spice.
You have zero clue what you’re talking about, you’re just repeating an American WW2 stereotype.
Where are you from? I can virtually guarantee you don’t like spicy food as much.
You are so wrong it’s hilarious.
British food is excellent, easily one of the best in Europe.
British Indian and Indian is not the same. Just like how Tex Mex isn’t the same as mexican food.
And Indian food elsewhere in Europe has been utterly dreadful every time I’ve had it. I swear Brits are the only people in the continent that seem to like spice.
Now I know you’re trolling.
I bet milk is too spicy for you
Who likes spice more than the Brits? Hot curries are consumed in the UK and basically nowhere else in Europe. English mustard is hot, other mustards are sweet, horseradish is hot. Shit, it was the UK that introduced spicy foods, particularly curries, to a lot of eastern Asia.
Brits are the only people on the continent that seriously love spice.
You have zero clue what you’re talking about, you’re just repeating an American WW2 stereotype.
Where are you from? I can virtually guarantee you don’t like spicy food as much.