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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
As we all did in the UK I grew up on lots of American tv and they just plain made shit up. I’m not surprised that it’s constantly memed about by people who don’t know what it is, because I’d see Americans putting on bad accents talking about stuff like “boiled pig knuckles and cabbage guvna”. 

Don’t know how true it is but I’ve heard that it was spread by American GI’s stationed here in WWII. I can understand midwestern boys who are used to grass fed steak not liking the food (or anyone for that matter) because they were visiting a war torn island who were *being* *starved* and had to make do with what little they had.

Edit: Every time this comes up I get the urge to cook you all a full hobbit meal with traditional comfort food. Probably a sunday roast with yorkshire puddings, goosefat potatoes and gravy (more or less a thanksgiving lunch, with beef pork or chicken) and a small ploughmans lunch (cured meats, spiced chutneys, a hunk of bread and a selection of cheeses, the cheese here is great) 

Finish off with scones, clotted cream and jam, or a selection of cakes, we do great cakes. 

The kind of stuff I want to eat in a cottage when it’s raining outside, with a LOTR marathon
gpt
There’s some truth to that but the rest of Europe likes to shit on your food too. Like most shit talking people know it’s mostly a joke. There is good and bad food everywhere.