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British cuisine is like...
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this post was submitted on 19 Jul 2024
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To be fair, the Brown Sauce is actually pretty neat. But not in everyones taste tho.
The stew might be super tasty, but those white potatoes look bland as fuck. Throw them in an oven or skillet with some of that butter, get the edges a little crispy, sprig of whatever herbs were used in the stew, and they will be much better.
I’m not talking about the stew. I mean the bottle on the upper center of the picture.
Ah, I see it now. Thanks
what is "herbs"?
It's like a vegetable but smaller.
And a vegetable is like a fruit but less fun.
First time I had brown sauce was on a breakfast sammy while on a bender at my friend's house, it was magical
Me too. Except in a hotel in Scotland but my condition was the same. They don’t sell that stuff in supermarkets in my country, but we have the internet for that.
I moved to a different state and went to a couple stores before I found it. Definitely scattered popularity in the states.